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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
IN BAD ORDER.
Fire-CIsy Br1ck PAvements Not a Success
in Columbus


IN view Of The pavement agitation
now gong on u GRAND Rapids, the fol-
loving from tne Columbus Sgad0y Ho-
aid may prove of interest
There ls a sentiment growing in Co
lumbus AGAINST the usc uf fIrp-Clav BRICK
pavcment-. S5ae wrctched bad work
Las either been Gone .n tbIs cItv during
the past four ycars. OF else thc materlal
used should not hc pot INTO usvoment4.
fue-Cl2y BE- practically mfus.be and
has been usea iOT ages for the backs 0i
CRATES, tie lining oi furnace and other
places where something Vas needed 90
wIshstano great heat such beng The
case the West Nrglns IGes of making
paving BRICK ont Of fre-clsy by burning
u seems inc0ugruOus.
10 get an ides OF how theFs fre-clsy
pavemeuts are wearing one has only t.
examine state aud FoDrth-st. two n
our nam tb0r0aE aEbiar-s, and b. wi be
seen that they are full of holes and
ruts. IB some places the action n frost
and the grinding # wheels hss reduced
o greBt many brlckt - powder Fourth
ave. a residence street. vas paved vIth
West krgina q BRICK only last year 81
bg cost and n0v the property owners
have 0ued a petition asking ior the
roadway r. be surfaced WITH sspna 4 -
they ca have 3 decent ros5YaF a. the
hrck have gwen out NelI-ave., and
Front-st between Nan and Mound are
examples 0f thp a lure of tine Cisss of
trck to stand tre wear. lu word
fre-cisv BRICK have been gwen
thorough test in Columbus and found
wanting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

| believe We have 40 ord dluanco against
COWS running ln the street, bat s ANY one
can tell me the q ilcrence between that
and beng Pc1etcd within few foctot
a sidewalk. where they pasture on both
sides. and make a stable floor ot the
plank, would ike % have them 60 So.
There Is case OF Jhls kind within POO
feet ol West brdge-st., where have
seen the defiant bovine hold the walk
aga nst ladies and scao0. children
lowering lts horns and howlug ma
lien u.iy-compe elIuC them o. 20 round
In tao stIte,. Ina, twice within "a week
In the same spot. and a. many times 4
have dubbed the brute ont OF tie way.
! would much rather club the owner.
Now am not afraid Of 3 COW, but
some people are, particularly women
and children, and as ! once bad = attic
nephew gorcd 10 death by one % these
same ''dOmestics." / protest against
THIS ones being practically allowed the
freedom OF the street and center Oi the
sidewalk. ke The "bOss cs'' % have
all the sweet grass they can get, but 10
behalf Of the ladies and school chii-
dren, kick against their bOssng' the
public tuor0uChlare. "NLu SIDE
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
A CITY WITH STONE STREETS
Little Rifle Illustrates a Large Matter
of Law.

n a
of Law.
City Marshal Wilson intimates that
there are many intelligent folk in the
city who must get posted in the law, 70
save trouble for themselves, if not for
their posterity.
Know all men by these presents,
then, that not one square inch Of pine,
oak, bass, walnut, mahogany. ebony,
or other wooden sidewalk. viii hence
forth be permitted to be LAID on Mon
rOe-st., Canal-st., or LyOn-st., between
Kent and CanAl-st. An illustration Will
illustrate: Yesterday, George ". Allen,
the agent of the Lovett UlOck, north
east corner of Canal and Pear l-sts,
began the repair Of the sidewalk sur
rounding that block. The ordinance
permits Mr.. Allen 70 lay any sort OF
sidewalk he plea>es on Pearl-st., but
the moment he strikes Canal-st., ms
business IS 10 Law down nothing but
stone. PeaTl-st. was according V gotten
along with all right, and when
they struck Canai-st., the Marsha.
asked tie carpenter 70 respect the ord
nance 10y putting IN no wooden SIDE
walk. The carpenter was not marched
of 10 headquarters simply bocsusc Sir.
Wilson has a tender heart. and not be-
cause the workman has q civil tongue.
When Mr.. Allen appeared on The scene
the controversy was settled bv tbe rul cs
Of gentlemanly conduct, and the work
was suspended because Mr.. Allen was
not prepared 10 put in stone. Marshal
Wilson desires 10 say that ignorance Of
the law ought not 20 excuse violation
of the law. You can not repair your
sidewalks with wood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
ANN ARBOR ARTS.
The Beauties of "HazinE" BIsnplifed by
the Sophomores

The >oph ofoefee
tI,,,sss - -sAs.,s. ss,ssN
ASS ARsoR, Mich, May 10.-Tbe first
thing resembling "bazIng'' among the
students Of the literary department of
the univesity occurred yesterday. Tho
Freshmen's banquet was announced 70
occur last night, and much preparation
vas being made for Il by the class.
President Angel, fearing that the
Sophomore would play some Of Their
ol0 tricks on Their rlvais. sUCh rs cut
ting gas mans. etc. ss they did Isst
year on 2 similar occasion. announced
that al "foo. lshnass' would hc c0rsd-
cred hsUng. Notwlthstsnd ng tns
warn *, t1e Freshmen found them
selves in = ser ous pred ICament vester-
daY morning Iher toast. upon wh 70
the s1ocess Of the banquet depended
had been SPIRITED away duTrg the
p ght Thelr s8sp ous were Humed T.
atelv Aroused su9 gang q Freshmen.
-1psn.e3 IS ChceTs beEsr - sssrcn
the country Fortune was " g. them
sue TIE unfortunate iesd er VS. found
sh-ut sixteen rTliss from the city, near
the sEe of "a ~. ard rescued from
TIE hands ~ 80 capt SIS. TIE banquet
occurred lsst nErt, ss planned nd
Vss great EJocess.
P8b oren ou about divided. ss %
ThlCh r. as tre .srgar s-sre r the loke
IS or ard frsre rs cons 1trsr srser1 o.
ton IS r. how President hugsI u re-
Esr1 t-e sFar
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
POLICE AND COURT

~. BIRD, one Of tie Sanday dranks.
seems T. have iowa a little higher
tasn the rest u tie boys, Tor Hls Honor
gave q extra Oh tae the. ana tWo aavs
extra On the confinement. He has gone
~ jAl for teelys days
joan M4loom aud Patrick O'Bren
got Oh more EASILY than Il Vas feared
E1ey vo1.d. They were = part of the
gam gaat sssaulted an ofscer or tie
corner Of stocking aud Foartn- SIS. Sat
urday nght They eaeh pAld s5.S5 BE-
cause they were drunk.
James Dosd AMI +. Nelson each paid
tie penalty Of drunkenness, the hrst.
Imprisonment for twelve days, and ths
second, hsFd cash, 1855.
HIS Honor plued A. Peek enough 70
leg hlm oh on the payment Of s 85
costs. lie had been drunk, but Won
DO B, again.
The hlthy details Of the wicked con
duet OF B.lly Meade and Mary sherman
Vii not be rehearsed today. Their
case has again been adjourned 70 thl:
morning.
Joe Day again failed 10 show up, and
he Is adjourned 10 Nay -
Another saloon case goes the usual
way 70 an adjournment. Patrick Finn
Is accused OF having kept has saloon
open last election day. TINS morning
something wi. be done, II nothing more
than al adjournment.
A woman whose mnocent-loOking
face would pass any where as q cerui-
cate OF good character, was IN court
and pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
| Ii was sad 10 note IN her downfall the
power OF alcohol. She was arrested
drunk and dlsOrderly, on Crescent-ave.
at O'Clock yesterday morning. When
the apostles were charged with drunk
/ enness, once upon tlme. their defense
was taken 10 be perfectly cOnclusly,
when they called attention 70 the fact
that II was only o'clock IN the morn
/ ing. But here is 4 nineteenth century
| United States woman who smasnes thai
| argument with the confession II
| court that she was uproariously
/ drunk at o'clock. Her forlOrn anC
! penitent appearance, together with Ger
! tam circumstances that were though
10 be extenuating, moved MS honor Il
pity, and the woman's sentence wa
suspended She walked out of cour
both glad and sorrowful.
On the 10Th an inquiry of a rigi'
/ character will be made into the acts o
/ Henry Nanderhoef, TO see whether o.
not he has been stealing.
John Wood. accused of having beer
drunk and disorderly, and whose cas-,
has been adjourned two or three times
was not ready for trial yesterday b,
reason of the inability of his attorne,
TO leave other business. The court in
timated that when the case is called ul
today it will 90 straight through, IL
whatever shape either SIDE may ind il
His Honor, Judge Holmes, is con
fined to his home With a painful neu
ralgia of the face. Judge Westfall oc
cupied the bench yesterday, and did !
with his usual dignity.
A patrolman should have not only
strong arm but merciful heart. Office
Duga yesterday thought that four ant
one-half hours was long time enough
for a horse to stand il the rain, and 81
ne took the horse TO the shelter of
stable. The owner viii have TO pay tn
charges.
George Lynham was arrested yester
day on a warrant for disorderly con
duct.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
LEGAL AUTHORITIES
will be Consulted by the Members of the
Pastors Conference.

w III DO ny thc ocT> ot the
Pastors Conference.
The Pastors Conference h eld its reg
ular weekly meeting yesterday and
the committee that was appointed last
week to confer with Sheriff Bishop on
the subject of Sabbath desecration re-
ported the result of their interview.
Rev. f. II. King then introduced a
resolution that the chair appoints COM
mittee consisting of Rev. J. w Reid
Rev. c. L. Preston and Rev. Campbell
Fair TO draft a formal protest against
Sabbath desecration, and that the same
be circulated among the leading citizens
for signature.
Rev. j. W. Reid proposed as an
amendment that the conference aD-
point a committee consisting of Revs.
/ c. /. Preston, W. Denman and Camp
bell Far TO consult the legal author
ties on the matter and ascertain what
the best mode OF procedure would be
IN case a complaint should be made
and prosecution commenced.
There was good deal of discussion
upon both motions but the amendment
was finally passed.
Ghe ministers present expressed them
selves as fayOring more vigorous meth
DDS than merely preaching, and that
they believed something should be
done 10 crystalline public sentiment,
aud find out just what the Will OF the
people Is on this important subject.
They claimed that the first thing tO do
in the matter IS TO show the people that
the churches are not asleep, bat that
they are ready to take the first step IN
the matter, and hope for the support
OF the people when they have done IT,
Some are ID favor Of making a test
case by taxing some representative of
the press and prosecuting him tor being
present st a sunday baseball game.
and Others are undecided Just what vii
be best 70 do IN the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

There arc many kckers lu th.s blg
city OF Christian people and mss .ou-
aries, but there are none Who have
more reason 10 klck than poor, hon
est, respectable widow, who came a. a
stranger among tue citizens oi Grand
Rapids nearly Year ago, With tue
hopes u gettue employment by wAlch
she might ula a.ltA.l herself aud CLll-
dTen. She has knocked al tht doors of
your stores, your factories, your sev ng
rooms, your employment associatlCn,,
and IA many ways las she SOUGHT eu4-
plOyment, bat 40 one has been willing
20 give her q trlal even. and there ls 40
one who would IA - serve then EN-
plOyer more faithfully from "a. n. 30
q p. IA. ls there nog some one who
can give her something - 60 aud
enable hci 10 return b hcr CD l1reu II
mghty II So, address EbrB,
City /. q.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BoARD or PUBLIC WoRks

ttFlNE DoAhD of lLbAlJ NORkS
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Nav II. 1890.
Sealed proposals viii be received al the office
OF the Board until saturday. May II. 1890, at
2.sO p. M, for the improvement of Twelfth
avenue from South Division street 10 the
Michigan Central Railroad grounds according
TO the plans and specifications on file at the
Ofilce OF the Board. The Board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of $1,000, 10 be forfeited 10 the City
OF Grand Rapids IN case he shall fail 10 enter
into contract. In accordance with his pro
pOsal. should his said PROPOSAL be accepted by
the Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that VIII be furnished upon application at the
Oflce Oi the Board.
May L. JAS. y DAVIS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

l was very glad that "an honorary
member called tac attention Of the
taxpayers 10 t4o fact that mey would,
indirectly, have 10 pay for tho music
furnished by the court martial now. 70
progress n TINS city.
There are many worthy channels ia
which every dollar Of the states money
can be expended, and especially the
money appropriated for military affairs.
There are many thlngs in winch the
State troops are y great need such as
Overcoats. cantecns. etc. 50 ] think 1
Is high time 10 kick when a single
officer can have the use Of the states
money N prosecuting peaceablo citizens
10 satisfy persona. spite.
IaNpt.-Fn
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13


A bright. cheron-fzoso little lady
danced &na s&ng herself snto Pepul2r
favor AZ Redmond theAter l2sI even
ing. Her lGme Is Florence Blnaley,
and a lnore clever ana attractive soa-
pTe.se las not been seea Ia tbs theateg
the season. Her presentation OF Dot,
ln tae play ~ that name, last evening
was done ia reasonable &nd attractive
manner. she does not oyer&ct, yet size
works honestly and earnestly. and sue
ceeds IA Wlnn.lg the sympztales ot her
auditors by legitimate effort She las
= pretty lace. an expressive eye, a
petite and wei rounded hgure, Which
ste commands gracefully. Her songs
aad dances were particularly well liked, 4,
and were heartily cheered. There are
some good actors "a the company, par
tcularly Emile Hensel, who does some
very clever and original dancing IN =
Wei considered German character pc p
s0naton. James Horne i an actor Of
the manly stamp, and gave a carei al
/ aud intelligent consideration OF Ned
{ ChuTley. harold Hartse.l Was Fra TX
| sayeTs, very bad man, though nis
/ conscience seemed burdened Win the
/ thought that he, Harold, was sweet
/ tang" 70 look upon. The ladies Ia the
/ cast contribute satisfactory support
| dot Is what might be popularity called
I u really good show, and the hearty
welcome Il received last night : with
| out doubt forerunner of prosperous
week. There Will be a matinee today,
Thursday and Saturday.
There WAS a good attendance at
I Smiths Opera House last night and
those present enjoyed most OF the spe-
/ cialues presented. The tayorte Ever-
/ etts opened the olo with Al Org nal
sketch that was entertaining. Frances
/ Silver, really fine wing dancer, fol-
\ lowed and "Serpenunello.' thr wonder
/ ful COntOrtOulst, then gave remarka-
/ bic u1hlbiton of ms work. Harry
| Mantell, A clever comedian, closed the
first half OF the olio with catchy and
/ most enjoyable irish speciality. EusOn
! and lula, a new team 20
patrons Of this handsome theater fol-
lowed Bertie Atwood. Tney DO Il COM
edy sketch. John Max, a very good
German coined AN. made hit. By all
( odds the feature OF the show this wee x
! are Shearer * Mautel. Ihoy played
an engagement here some time ago and
| received warm reception They re
| peated that success last night Their
| speciality is first-ciass one and vel
worth seeing. The great Plrang close.
the oliO. HIS pedalistic manipulation:
and equilibust act Is the best ever seen
at this theater. John NaX's comedy,
Keno" closes the show. There are
| many comical situations in the skl1
and II eclIpses anything of this descrlp
ton seen at this theater for some time
past. Ii made a hit. Mr.. Smith has q
well balanced show this week and should
enjoy a good business. Usual matt
| nees.
"Pinafore," one of the best opera.
Gilbert ana Sullivan ever wrote, Will be
presented at Powers Thursday and Fri
day evenings for the benefit OF the b..
cyle club. Seats may be reserved az
the theateT.
Subscription sale of seats for the Gil
more band season opens at Herrick s
music store next Monday at a. N.
The sale of reserved seats for Man
ager Cobbs' benefit begins at the box
Office of Powers next Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

II the matter of ths estate r Bsuben
Skinner. ALLEGED ~ bf mentally incom-
I,ete1t. = petition for tns appou tr0ent
l.f p guard sn wss fIe3 ln tns probs -
court yesterday. Thf bearing vss fired
for MAY 81. Skinner Is tae Old gentle
raan who recently commenced suit r
the circult court sgslug ns recently
sequirsd wife Tor the recovery 0l q
Coup.e 0f deeds
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BOARn oF PUBIIC WORKs
= "a -. ~ Mel. 100

VFflth DoAhp 90 PUBLIC 0RKS.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May - lseG. !
Seaied proposals viii be received at tho
Office of the Board until Saturday, May II. 70.
at 2.aD p. M. for the Improvement OF e. h n
avenue. from South Division street 70 AgleW
ifcatious on file at the Office OF the Board.
The board reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with HIS proposal
the sum of $1,000 10 De forfeited go the City 0f
ttraDd Rapids Ia case ne shall fail 10 enter
into contract in accordance with his proposal.
should bis said proposal be accepted by tao
Board OF Public WORKS.
An proposals must Do made upon blanks that
VIII De furnished upon Application az Ia
Office Of the Board
Nay J.. JAS. y. DAVIS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

George ? Meyer, Tho has fg1rsd =
prom -.ert-y 10 TIE vsrous criminal
aourts sf ths city sr1 co1rtv. dar7ng
tse pas4 yea. = sEsin before tls har r
tr.e s---..~--- or--rf He q 10 s-~+I.
ras- 49, s-ssxsd into tae Wess S@e
Tr~-a- Hal1 I'D vet througr tfe
s.k.srss The sr8es eoTterts ~ rns
vsst pocket cent Asysr - Ioras for
stv SAYS ard r.oT saoftsr ra1c set e
--v 9 ~ ssrd bra csfk - iona Re
9. eanea aot zaAiF.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

! see by Your paper that President
Richards considers MT. Chalmers some
what aUdaClOus, lu presunlng @ apply
Tor - Important position As the su-
perntendency OF tie Grand Rapids
puple schools. ] thlnk, 4 he vii re-
call The steps taken hy which he arrived
at the pos ton he noH occupies, he vii
IND out that Mr, Chalmers has not got
a monopoly or audaelty. de Was self
nominated and h.s elecuon Was secured
Ia = considerable degree by has own ef-
forts, and is not considered the choice
OF the people of TINS the seventh ward
Then with tie You vote Tor me ana
III vote Tor you policy he secured the
presidency. Now he proposes a. run
tie whole city. such modest retire
ment is unprecedented
A kEspENT oF slm SFvENIH MARp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
A Recital.

Mrs. Margaret Ballard Moore and her
students will give recital a. the LADIES'
Literary Club House this evening. The
following is the program:
F4RTL
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Ens Wander Werp. Ies Bsgrsvs-st
Nargsret Penney. 24f 501th lafayette
So e.nI1 ~ Frank - 7errses-srs #.
Penny Fuller, T H05gspr r Place. Mary
MIs. 3 H08rsons Place. measles.
FaF.eIcy - ? frerBorf-st. erscs ksTnsr
q HaTr taEf. r. Perns - ghtr
ave saarlat fever. fvr rr 1rer ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Made BY Valley City Milling Co. Grand
Rapids, = a family favOrte. Try it.
Ofice of THE MILLINERY PARraEsl
= Csns.-st,
GRAND RAFms. Nch.
I hereby inform TIE public that Nsss
Clara Brog e y and has been nv head
trimmer for some time. and any hats
OF bouHetts entrusted 10 my care viii
received tne utmost attention On her
part. a. she = one Of the finest uIllIn-
cry trImners ln the West
Respectful IT Yours
g. A pERwry
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
Y0uCan't||M!lm1zaapea1 q
sS-===z FOR YOURSELF. ANT
Do Better jMAboMeoa
For Your LIVE STOCK
For Sale b. Leading Druggists and Can be Obtained %
PEG K BROS
Grand Rapids. Mich
To Coal Dealers

To Coal Dealers
The Committee on Supplies Of the Board of
Education q the city Of Grand Rapids wiil re-
ceive sealed bids 60 furnish The said board
with So tons more or less. q soft eosl l1'0
tons. more OF less. of coke. and l10 cords %
slabs. 70 - 6e lvered AZ The various school
houses In said ritv - the board nav direct.
and a. % be delivered on or before SeDtember
T. 3 o.
Rids must - sent % the once 4 The secrs-
tsrY 81 the board, CtE bail on or before Nay
j.. ~
Right is reserved 20 reject any or all bids
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Nrs Be amy. Helen Remington.
Petsay ard Are Nuf .--...
Rov Ftrh. MarEe Alien. CAFE Moore.
H7rah RindEe, Ade Ire sIah. Lillian
Haz eTood. NsIie Go5re
FtRT U.
Anser- -----...-.Nrs ReIlsuT
rrr-- oa.r e Mrs 20 srfae
Fl-s+ -sf-I4r-sstorT Margaret RalIs-s v sers
Trpr-s--ss s.n ~ So Srsifh RasselI r Poor
Rrfar.rr VII CheerF
Romeo s1f tl-.ef .-..-...
wsrg5. a Ten. A1si - ,itrh. Aanah Rfrsgs
Caffa Wor~s A1lisr 8 HszerTesa
Na's Koere
Pot DAFT o. iI--..---..--.. 49, EsFnoEf
he 4Tpsr u r 1eile- Eer "a
n 1efff-g Bg fcT NoT W. rAssrT
PTsS~ ares .Mrs Rsllsrv
AL a~s invited
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Msses fnest psstFv. bread ~ scu 3
TIE hest = cnea7es s~d most saEs-
"a BOY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
THE KICKER.

.fals column Is especiGliy deSoted u kickers
aEa their kicks il yea eSft ans ie ala - roc
WIKI anybody oT SnYthilk ai . PUBLIC uAtsre.
pa q H. a. few words - possible, &no se4S IL
IL "llF Kicker care IK.EoAAk HakAL.n
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has q picture q ourm Md Nous genuine
rlthCut IT,
FAELET CITY Mrrrrws CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Sa'rsrtc1 Wfa cure vr-- re--s hs-k. r.
-evsr isfs Prle@ rpsa-7 - -s-ss brrts
IRE 1fsrasrio- ~ - rscrre 3. ~ s--srzs
Tse1 - fa-s -6lgh sTrrr = rae s1tsecr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
A Real Sea Bath
AT HOMIE:

Try our Purified Sea Salt, a
genuine article, extracted from
the Sea Water. Useful in de-
bility, languor. rheumatism,
weakness of the joints and
muscular system, and for its
bracing and inyigorating inhu-
ence generally.
25 cents box; also sold in
bulk. Ask for Whites Sea
Salt, and get the genuine ar
'ticle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20

Dokolczcnie patrz Ma %stronie d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
wv lESCl
z Polsklej OJczyzny'
Galicya.

.S1ynuy process wadowichi, ktory
niezad}ugo podobno ma sic juz "a
kohczyc, faczy sic z pewnem TAX
tenn niezwyktym, o ktorym Jednak
dotad, wldocznie dzieki zabiegom
interesowanych, jakos bardzo clche,
choG jakos rzecz warta rozgfosu.
Oto wiedehski ,,Deutsches Volks-
blatt" a "a nm lipska nAntiseml-
tische Correspondent don1osfy
niedawno, re wedle otrzymanych
przez ME informacyi, ,,Alliance Is
raellte" usi}owafa przekupic komi-
Sara policy krakowskiej P. Swol-
kena, kt6ry, iak wiadomo, plerwszy
i g16wnie p~rzyczyniaf sic do wy
krycia wadowickiej zbrodni. Mia
novice, potezny zw1azek zydowskl
mia} ofarowat p. S~wolkenowl
100000 zfr. byleby, przez fa1szywe'
wskaz6wski i rezultaty dochodzen
swoich wprowadzi} W bad wyzsza
swoja w}adze i sprowadzi} sledztwo
ma, b}edne tory. Prawy jednakze
czfowiek i urzednik wzgardzif pro-
pozycya:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20

Schultze 4, Forckenbecka Ill,
landrata Perbandta z Biskup-
ca n, rozdrobnionych 26;
vice g'os6w og61em 1871,
z tych ni~ewaznych 46, wa2-
nych 1915, j to ola PIP, Rar-
kowsklego 90l0, Szczepan.
skiego SILL; Schultze All,
Forkenbecka 403, Perbandta
-, rozdrobrlonych IS.
Chocia& nasz ME przeszedf,
ale vida teraz sasiedzl, Jak
kto siedzi. Mech ME mowlq
wiecej Niemcy, katolicy tn ma
Warmil, IL mas niema. Mech
i to bedzie La chwaIe Boska,
a ma pozytek bliznicA.
Ksleza nasi pewnie sd te]
mysll, Re my tn jeszcze spimy
i jamy sic cd nlch dfuze] "a
nosy wodzic niemczyc. Mech
i'm sic wyda inaczej!
PhACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
" MitweidSie ma szkole DO

" MtweidSie ma szkole poll
technicznej W kr6lestwie sasklm
z}ozy{ p. Ant oni Offer
S k z Poznania egzamin ma my
niera W dziale machin. - Skadze
sic nieraz wzia} Polak, kiedy ga
zety niemleckle, podaJac niedaw-
no wyszczegolnienie uczni6w
wszystklch narodowoSci O Palakach
ME wspomnia}y,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20
Ill,
III.
w. Has. EsOZna nSkie.

W Plessewie wybudowana bye
ma nova rzezalnia miejska. Kosz-
torys ma to budowle z wy}aczeniem
zelaza machln obliczono $3.50
NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-20

Rajkouy. Tu mianowicie w lccie
dale sic dotkliwic czuG brak czcla-
dzi robotnik6w, Ola tego re wielu
wychodzi do innych prowincyi ma
robote. Wskutek tego tutejsi villas
c%iciele domdw mieszkalnych umo-
will sig, zeby odtad ME wydzierza-
Wac mieszkan AMI roll do karto-
fiji tym lokatorom, kt6rzy albo sa-
mi wychodz2 do Pomeranil ma ro-
bote, albo dorosfe dziecl swojc do
tamtqd wysy}aja.