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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

THROUGH DEATH OF OWNERAN ORANGE
L GROVE of acres with house and barn for
immediate sale. For particulars, address
"BUENA VISTA" Mandarin. st. Johns River, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

T HAVE THE SELLING of hard fnt rock
i made fine enough for fowls. One quart is
good a peck of shells. Send for price and
sample. A. J. Aldrich, Box 493, Orlando, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

DOR SALE-1, 900 acres of timber land near Sc
l. vile 5000 budded orange trees; two groves
near DeLeoD. For particulars inquire of l.. j.
BILLINGS, DeLeon Springs Fla. INA
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

INGGS FOR MATCHING, 81 per'l3.-Brahma,
u Langshan, White LeghOrn, White Wyan-
eres, 81 each Cock and Hen, 81. A. J. ADAMS,
Manatee Florida. sX
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

ORANGE TREEs-very fine. thrifty stock, best
" varieties. Lowest prices on large or small
orders. Entire stock at bottom figures. O. b.
Child, Sunnyside, DeLand, Fla. Al
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

A S URGENT BUSINESS CALLS THE SUB
n scriber to Nebraska next month, he offers
his home on Wisconsin avenue at sacrifice
FREEMAN DENNIS, DeLand, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

~ of both old and new varieties at my nursery
two miles west of DeLand-opposite brick ward.
A. S MJJNSON 26-tf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

TWILL SUPPLY SETSIOF LOUISIANA GRASS
l. (Pasysalun Platy caule) at 80 cents per hun
$3 per pound. PRENTICE BAILEY, Glen st. Mary,
Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE CHEAP, TO
IN get off grove; budded. one to three years, to
Homosassa, Old Vini Grape Fruit, Tangerine Belle
Navel, Tardin and Seedless, J. W. HENRY,
Glenwood Fla. ~
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

WANTED-To buy horse, must be young.
w sound, gentle and not less than 1000 pounds.
Address, stating price, Box 222. DeLand, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

d EST BARGAIN IN FLORIDA--A2 O-acre bear
ID ing orange grove will be sold at bargain
on easy terms. Buildings grounds and grove in
excellent condition One of the finest properties
in Florida. charming hone. safe investment
and large interest with and large increase Of
income, and value of property annually. LOca-
tion excellent, in DeLand, near schools churches
stores, etc. Price, $4,000. Address Owner p
o. Box 225, DeLand, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

A ERMOTOR. THE BEST STEEL AUTO
FANATIC WIND ENGINE MADE. Will refund
money, take engine away il not satisfactory in 80
days. A. w. LINyILLE,. Fruitland Park, Lake
County, Fla. y.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

GEA SHELLS.-She sells and 1 sell box of
y pretty sea shells for only SOC. Address, GEO.
W. STOREY, Tillman, Brevard Co., Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

Editor Florida Agriculturist:
They tell US that Florida is the finest orange
growing section in the world, and produces the
finest oranges. Then why do they say that the
West Indies can produce them cheaper?
C. j. H.
New Bedford, Mass.
We undoubtedly produce the finest or
anges in the world. But they can pro-
duce oranges cheaper in the West Indies
than we can here, without doubt. First
because the trees require but little culti-
walton. Second, because they require no
fertilizing. Third, because they do not
have frost to contend with. Fourth, be-
cause labor there costs % cents and here
81 per day. And last but not least they
can ship their fruit to the New York mar
ket one third cheaper than we can.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

TRRIGATING PLANT FOR SALE-One horse
J. Shipman engine one horse power pump. lAlert)
Geneva Fla. ,, E,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

WTANTED-Sour orange seedlings suitable size
w to plant in nursery. Address. Gillett Bros,
South Lake Weir. Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

Editor Florida Agriculturist:
On my arrival here found that my pecan trees
had been badly injured by some insect which cuts
off the limbs--some one-half inch thick-as clean
as if cut with knife. What is the name of the
tiend who does this? cannot any object in
his work, eggs are deposited in the limb. l
think he does it for ''pure cussedness." Please
tell me how to recognize him if I meet him, and
how can destroy him or penetrate his ark.
Z. VI. HALE.
Enterprise, Fla.
The bug referred to is the Oncideres
cingulatus, or twig girdler. The insect
is about eleven-twentieths of an inch in
length with robust body of a brownish
color with dull reddish yellow dots, and
having a broad, gray band across the
middle of the wing-cases. The antenn@
are longer than the body. The female
deposits her eggs in perforations made in
the twig above the place she intends to
girdle and cut off. She then proceeds to
girdle the limb, and the exterior portion
of it containing the eggs, dies, which fur
nishes food for the larva when Matched.
The girdled bud soon falls to the ground
and in it the insect completes it's trans
formation and finally escapes as a per-
feet beetle. To subdue the insect the
dead and fallen twigs should he gathered
and burned.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

NOR THE FINEST STOCK of orange trees in
L the State address f. E. Norris, Highland
Park, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26
CHEAP COLUM N

RATES-Twenty words, name and address one
week, 25 cts; three weeks, SO cts.
ID ICE SEED MAY BE OBTAINED OF HICKS
III & CLARK, Fort Mason, Fla
FINE CASSAVA SEED CANE FOR SALE
II cheap. s. BIGELow, Lake Mary, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

ORANGE TREES AND GRAPE VINES VERY
~ low, must be sold w. HI. Mann, Manville,
Putnam county, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

TOXIN T.. NU(KOES, dealer in Improved
81 and Unimproved Real Estate DeI1and, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26
Real Estate Directory.

~ w McLAgTRGNF, DeLand. Fla, dealer
Ns in Real Estat Rents collected, etc.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

nORE& KuaJTCHaN, ON Real Estate and
~ Collection Agency, Del.and, Fla See dis
nlaY adv. in anOt her column.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-26

ST. Rainfall too small to measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28
(. FOR lighthouses.

I>Ok OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IF u. W.: next cor 9Th 500 le4e ytay. Sr. &b. ESQ
81 Iowa circle, unfur, Dr.. stable, FL so yer mo-
Iowa circle. comp fur.. Tor stable; $500.
1903 Vermont ave. ;compfurn j Or all IN a. a 90
13o Eas, capitol st., l2r comp. furn.. elO0
o4-24t' TYLET RUTHERFORD. 1907 st. nv
n. OR RENT-CoMpLEIELY FURNIsHED-l5ol
u L ST. o rooms and bath; mod itnIs sofrh front:
loealty herdics At corner yer month
500 lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28
ROCK CREEK PARK LINES,
The Commission Fixing the Bounda-
ries-The Eastern Line Straight,

IL has been just about decided BY the Rock
Greek Park commission that the eastern boun-
dairy line Of the park Will be straight aud that
1t will be located just where the eastern line
runs on the map which was printed in The
STAR on the 18th instant. The western line
will curve considerably, but how much not
eTen members Of the commission will know
until Saturday.
On that day il is expected that all the
boundaries viii be clearly defined. The sur
veyOrs are a, work establishing the lines and
By the end OF this week they will know pre-
cisely what is expected of them.
FURIHEE EXPLORATIONS.
Yesterday afternoon Gen. Boynton Mr. r.
Ross Perry, Prof. Langley and Capt. Kossell
drove out TO tho khnglc ford and from thence
tramped up the west side OF the stream to
Plerce's mill, afterward going on far as the
Blagden house. Gen. Casey was too busy TO
be Of the party. and as he Is familiar with the
ground his presence was not absolutely neces-
sary.
This afternoon the same gentlemen as were
out yesterday went out again, leaving Gen.
Boyntons office shortly after 3 O'Clock. The
east side Of the strein from the kingle ford
up 70 the blsgden road Will be inspected, and
that will probably end the survey work of the
commission
VARIETIES OF TREES N THE PARK.
Since The STAR published a list OF trees
which grow IN the park a number Of other
varieties have been by Gen. Boyntou,
among them being elm. ash. holly, weeping
willow, paper mulberry. pecan, Lombardy,
poplar and honey locust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

MAhLhOJS E Oh
Cor. b and 18th SIS.
FURNl
Conn, ave. and ! St
tseasonl per mo- sO66. GO
X nr. Mcpherson 20. 500
Cor. Il and 18th IT'S,
overlooking McPher-
son Sqaare-...-. 1898
Eat. bet. l6.h&I7th.. 500
jefferson place and
l9th 81. 20
18th st.. overlooking
Conn. ave. bet. Nj n
y SITS with stable....25O
II bet. ] 9TH q lSth.25O
n st. bet Conn. ave.
and 18th st. $50
\ bet. l9tA & 10Th. 20S IS
Mass. ave. bet 18th and
10th SITS. l00. 81
Conn. ave-. ADJACENT 10
lafayette square. $50
Il St bet. 10Th a 10th
oenn.iy. above Rsi. i so S 81
10Th ST. near Dupont
k strs BET Iatn an. iii- i 800 "
SITS. with staile.-166. 81
Jefferson ri. bet. Conn.
ave. and 18th st sd. o.
] bet. 18th 4 18th. SO. ga
18th 81. bet. o 4 p sta. l65I
New Hampshire ave. -
pet = Z ! SIS ..-...:.1ool
PR saII n = 4 &c; c;v',llsSo |,
IlCE THEsL 30 USE
ONLY bf fkhAl1s lkc
ol4-s.tu.th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

Stable in 50. bounded
10y l. and NJ sts. and
roth and 21st sts.....S s,b
Stable an 50. bounded
by NJ and y and Conn.
ave ana lSth st.......2a
Stable in SO. bounded
by Conn. ave, he
sales and NJ sts........2.5
IN rear q l2l2 * ct. 20
OFFICE ROOMS.
519 9Th st.. I'd and
4th floors. as
HOS 4 st., Sd ahl 4th
h0ors......eJO and ESQ
5lY 9TH St. suite =
rooms. I'd floor. go
1903 Pa. ave. .............e
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-sATURDAY LAST. SMALL GOLD LEAF
at I53i ST. E.w. 1t
7 OST-EAttLY PART OF LAST WEEK FOX TER
II rier pup: white with tan spots over both eyes:
license tag 3243 Return TO 1916 st. H. and re-
ceiye liberal reward o2S-2t.
T OSr - A PEARL SCARF PIN AT JENNINGS
~ race track LIBERAL reward viii be paid If left at
Star Office. IT.
OsT-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN:
~ plain case; monogram NIL Leave at Office of the
shorehatn and receive reward ,o2S-sts
II osT-OCTUBEn -. ON CONN. AVE. BET 1
and SITS iady's gold watch with cha teiain chQin
Aid bal o. g9td 9nd platinum. Liberal reward if re-
turned to 2Ool i st o2S-2ts
osT-FRoM A CARRIAGE, PROBABLY AT THE
~ Center market or on 9TH St, roll of black silk.
Return TO Mrs. A. l.. BARBER, belmont. and receive
reward. o2S-3ts
T oST-BUNCH OF KEYS, Y. R. RIDGELY ON
~ tag IN gSing from 7th St and pennsylvania ave.
to address on tag or 2ll C st. NV. IT.
4 OsT-A sQUAKGE GOLD MEDAL, WITH IN
~ itals +. 20 S. suitable reward il returned to
laos ST. NV. o27-2ts
r OsT-oCTOBER 81. A GOLD ENAMELED BAR
IL pin, with owners name aud club graved the
back. A reward Will De paid II lett ut l4I6 h st.
T o,T-GoNE AsTRAY-A BLACK POODLE DOG.
~ shaved on mind quarters. Liberal reward. finder
return TO 100 ST. NV o27-3t.
4 OST-oN THE NIGHT OF OCTOBER %. A
lchain bracelet With luck engraved Gertie 49, from
Albaughs to 9TH and Virginia ave. W. Reward il
lett with Lieut. AMlss First Precinct o2T II.
OST-ON SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER o5.
lin neighborhood Of 18th ST. and Mass ave- a white
bull terrier pup with black spots ON belly: weighs
about 30 pounds and answers to Of Parson: had
if returned to K EDWIN JOYCE. 1124 1lfh st. wv.
o2o-3t
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FOR WAREHOUSES;

EoR RENr-NINE-RooM BaICK, WITH All. Nj,
u heated by furnace, iaIerea throughout. l-,sN5ss
stone and preSsed-brck hay-Miudpur lent .i,.,.s
ON 9th ST. het. ana q sfs ". rent only so -
month For Is-rmit aTTly 90 McI.ACHLEN a RST, "a
kLDEE, cor 10Th q sts y " - ~
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

fOlt milan l-ltNtoAc.
EoR RrNT-9a9 RI AVE. TWO BACK ROOMS;
OPS 81 ~@''
Tor RENT-THREE PLEASANT UNFURNIsHED
\ rooms on seeondo third floor: references; l446
EoR RENT-Two BGIGHT SUNNY ROOMS on
4 third floor fu nished psrior and bed room.
private family. 2OO6 ST. NV. o25-3t'
EoR RENT-AT 1915 81. NV, ONLY ONE OF
near the Athletic aud Metropolitan clubs. o25-3t'
EoR RENT-LARGE COMMUNICATING ROOMS.
ID aooF. and one on LIST hoor; fnrnishsd or uaiar
venient TO car lines. o25-3t.
I|oR RENT-75o2 ST. NV. FyRNIsHED OR
ing; board IN house If desired. Also one larss ohee
hENT1ll3o 18TH 81. NV. ONE LAkGE.
location Just above Mass ave; Gentleman only oa-3'
EoK RENT-l334 NEW YORK AVE NV. LARGE.
Il nicely furnished rooms % floor. single or en-
suite with board; locations table Ioarders de-
sired; references o2o-3t'
EoR kENT-Two PLEASANT CoM.iUNICATING
circle. o25-3t'
IGOR RENT-7O9 18TH sT, HANDSOMELY FUR
modern improvements: also comfortable hall room.
o25-:t-
EoE RENT-1oI4 K ST, THREE COMMUNE
also rooms OH third floor. oso-at
DOR RENT-FUhNisHED-Two LARGE ROOMS
on second floor: ~iit rent single or double. 81
st. Il. o2o-.Sts
Lon RENT-172O II ST. NV. HANDSOME
suite Of rooms Oh INST floor, furnished; near War
and Wy Departments, o2J-6t'
EoRsRENT-TwO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il III private family, with cd faulty table and AL
home comforts. Addr,ss l155 + st, NV. o23-3t'
I,oR RENI-Iwo skCoND-sToRY COMMUNE
1918 u st. NV. o2o-3t'
l, OR RENT-pRIvATE FAMILY WITH BOARD,
furnished second-hoor front room; bay window;
a. 1asf -fitfr hlE
JToR KLN1-sUITLs OF APAITMENTs, FUR
10th st. NV. o25-1t.
LOR RENT-1453 Q ST NV, LARGE SECOND
Il LOor front room; nicely furnished; south front:
bay Window alcoSe and open hre lace private family
gentlemen pr ierred. ke!erences exchanged o2J-3t'
LoR RENTAL 622 6rH ST. NV, IN'PRIyATE
family, nj and third story FURNISHED
near Patent, Pension and Census Offices. o25-3t'
NOR kENT-lll0 l. ST. NM, KEPT By
Ph!adelL ma lady elegant large parlor and several
table boa d; gentlemen preferred. o24-lw.
L,OR RENT-l9 IOWA CIRCLE; FURNISHED
Il larlor, bed room, dressing room. private bath,
connecting. on I'd floor; trvnting park; to gentlemen
only; references required o24-&m
EHOk RENT-19I9 H ST. NV, THREE ROOM,
unfinished, for light house esping to parties
without Children or furni he'd to gentlemen. lGw'
LOk REST-SI5 18TH ST. nv. NICE FUR
nished rooms with trst-ciass board: bath and par
lor rooms or "a hoor front. with board for gents.
500; table board SIS o. Inn
ol5- I'm
ITOR IENT-AT THE WOODMOET, CORNER
Il Iowa Circle and 18Th st, Desirable Apartments,
nished private bath and closets; heated by steam;
best location III the city olO-lm
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Tor RENT-929 RI AVE. TWO BACK ROOM.
Il one on second and one Oh third door; cheap.
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non RFNT-UNErKNISHTn

J. 1929 NJ St Il. W, 1886 rtn.w. lar. SS3. :B3
l3r SOS SO sO3 Stous ton 1t. yr. 30
ial. Mass. ave. l1r. lO4i x ST Il. ", 9r.. 40
ana ttable...... 200 80. 81 Sc, ~
10 stn W. l5r. U661 4oS q apin st, 9r... 40
i'3-o u -. NV. Or. 90 loo i4tA ST. NV, II
Ifth ST extended. l5r. - lafayette square, 15r-
l.:h n tt.n.w- 5r. ID i 1909 Iih a. nw.,store
1905 Ii ST NV. IHr... l5 and dive Iug -
i6I4 list stnw.. l4r. 1OOl413 ElurdA ave. Sr. 80
5Lt3S 81 n W, lr... 80 10 LIST II s.w. or......lo
l1l5 q st. NV, / lr... 30 eth and Pomeruy Sta,
1903 z ST. n W., lr 33 = houses, each...'l IL
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EOR RENTING FURNISHED ROOMS; BOARD
Z II desired: near census aud pension offices; no
children: favorable terms tor two three &c emen
erenees 20) T. st NV o25-4te
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MILL PROPERTY.
slCO


SHE'D.
DE Sales st............Sl50
y 81. mr.. Vermont av. i So
West " Washington. cor.
OF Pst.................130
vermont ave. bet n q
Iowa Circle ...........125
18th 1T. near | ST ......l.z5
y st. bet. 18th & 18th. ks
N.w.cor. j 9thADesales l -
10th st. bet. l. a Mes
Conn. sv. bet. Il n > sts. I'D
II ct. bet. 18th 4 18th. 100
L st.bet.lIth& lsthstslo
I'D 81 bet Il a d SITS s5
.slst 81 bet. r. 4 > sta $50
18th 1t. overlooking
Dupont Circle. .2OS.3J
Conn. ave. bet N and
Dupont Circle. 2OS. 80
.,6th 81. bet X 4 J. sts. 1x5
Vermont ave. bet. h \
18th Il. bet. X 4 L ste. l50
Florida ave bet xlst
and I'D ste. ,......... 100
Delaware ave- bet G and
Is & 80: st 3 Be- ssK'4I:; SIS. aSS
Vermont ave bet n h
r = :, ' Bet isfa i YsiSS zoo
10th At t BET. / i X sis' 100
II II. bet. 18th and 18th
,s sisiiii;'i AT our tao
. CAN BE INSPECTED
~ OUR OFFICE
HILL \ JOHNSTON.
zoos Penn. avAAU
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-COMFORTAB ROOM AND BOARD
w for $50 or furnished room for 81 Per nth i'll
NV German family preferred. X. H., Star office.
O.S-:}t+
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR LOTS IN
w Mt Pleasant. Owners wishing TO sell address
WM. IL. BARs1Ow, 6lJ 9TH ST. NV. o2.-tt
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

INOR RENI-ONE FLAT IN NEW BUILDING,
composed OF five rooms and bar h, with steam heat.
1rlce S]O per month. JOHN q. " AlkEn,
o2o-ot' 1113 Pennsylvania n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-28

EOR RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Il three-stury and basement brick residence; 10
rooms and hath; in very desirable nels hborhood;
northwest section: southern exposure all modern
convenienccs; sanitary umbng. For particulars
quIre Of j. L. III Ell, 1904 st. IA. o2.-6t
EHok EiNT-FINE DWELLING ON IOWA CIRCLE:
Il 10 rooms side lot; large. stable. Will Ice rented
fur. or unfur. TYLER & RUTHERFORD 1907
Est 90 90.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-03-01
Tolerancya religii W Brazylii.

Dekret od}aczajacy koscio1 Cd
pahstwa W Stan. Zjed. Brazylji
brz1ni:
Marsza}ek Manuel Theodor de
Fonseca, .naczelnik prowizorycznego
przez wojsko hote W ilnieniu ludu
ustanowionego rzadu rozporzadza nj
niejszem:
l. Zakazuje sic w}adzom zwiazko-
wynn i stanowym, uchwala6 prawa
lub rozporzadzenia, ktore daza do
zaprowadzenia lub zniesienia religii,
i rozrozniaja obywateli tego kraju
dla ich .rehgii lub filozofcznych
zdan. -.
2. Wszystkie stowarzyszenia reli-
gijne maja prawo wolnosci wyznania
i regulowania ich spraw wed}ug pre-
pisow ich religii Mkt ME powinien
i'm przeszkadza6 w wykonaniu
czynnosci po}aczonych ich wyzna-
MEM.
3. Woinosc niniejszem udzielona
rozciaga sic ME tylko ma osoby, lecz
takze ma koscio}y, stowarzyszenia
domy, do ktorych i W kt6rych sic
zgromadzaja; wszyscy maja prawo
uchwalac wazne przepisy dla ich zgro-
MAIDEN. Rad ME ma prawa miesza6
sic do ich spraw.
4. Prawo patronatu z wszelkiemi
jego obowiazkami zostaje niniejszem
zniesione.
5. Zostaje uznanem prawo iowa
rzystw koscielnych do nabywania i
posiada w}asnosci Rad bedzie broni4
takowych w}asnosci.
6: Rad bedzie dalej p}aci} pensye
kap}an6w i innnych slug koscio}a
katolickiego przez jeden rok jeszcze,
jako bedzie przez rok wspomaga}
seminarya duchowne. Kazdy stan ma
prawo utrzymywa6 duchownych tego
i innych wznah W kazdy sposob, kto-
ryby sic ME sprzeciwia} tutejszym
przepisom.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-03-01
KhOTNIA O JEZYKI.
Katolicy pochodzenia irlandzkie-
go chca bye ''bassami" mad
pOlakami niemcami.

Zle sic dzieje ma swiecie, kiedy
nawet swoj swego uszanowat (tole-
rowad) ME chce. Kiedy ksieza bisku-
pi k}6ca sic pomiedzy soba, to jakiz
przyk}ad ma tego lud!
Gazety publikuja teraz memorya}
wystosowany przez Biskupow ir-
landzkich do @ Ca sw. w tym me-
moryale skar*a sic ma biskup6w ME
mieckich, ktorzy niby "a wiele pro-
teguja W kosciele jezyk niemiecki z
krzywda angielskiego. Zdaniem BIZ
skup6w amerykahsko-iryjskich, po-
winien bye jezyk angielski w koscie-
lie katolickim W Ameryce panuja-
Gym - niemiecki jezyk zas wyrugo-
wanym, gdyz nawet dzieci VIOLA mo-
vic po angielsku, niz po niemiecku.
Teraz pojmujemy, dla czego to BIZ
skupi irlandscy w Ameryce chca
wyrugowac z koscio1a jezyk polski,
zastapit go 1acihskim. Mysla oni
sobie: skoro lud zapomni spiewa6 po
polsku, to 1atwo bedzie MONA "a
prowadzi6 do polskich kosciofow an
gielski spiew.-Ale take zamiary
daznosci ME So godziwe. Jezyki dad
narodom sam Pan Bog, skoro je
da}, to tez chce, ably istnia}y. Me
gwa}tem vice tepid jezyki, ale ich
sprawe istnienia pozo aw G
Panu Bogu.-My Polacy dalej spie-
wajmy po koscio}ach popolsku, a jak
zgodnie staniemy W obronie tego ma
szego prawa natury prawa Boskie-
go, to laden organista, ami ksiadz,
ami biskup ME zmusi mas do spiewa-
mia W kosciele W innym jezyku, jak
w tym, W kt6rym mas matki nasze
nauczy}y pacierza.
Pamietajcie, polscy ojcowie mat
XII, re tylko dopoty bedzie polskosci
w dzieciach waszych, dopoki jezyka
polskiego, a jak dzieci vase pre-
stana bye polakami, to wyjda na
laufrow wnet zmarnuja majatek, ma
ktoryscie wy d1ugie lata wpocie czo-
Ia zarabiai.
Jezyk polski, to najdrozszy sl>arb,
jake dziecko polskie oaziedziczy}o
po rodzicach-tego jezyka powinno
strzedz jak Okla W g}owie, DO jak 60
zatraci, to wystawi sic zarazem ma
niebezpieczehstwo stracenia WARY
polskiej, szczescia doczesnego
wlecznego.
Biskup katolicli, zamiast krzyw-
die parafan mowiacych niezrozu-
mia}ym dla niego jezykiem, sam po-
winien sic nauczyc tego jezyka, al
DO trzymac sobie ksiedza dopomocy.
- generalnego wikaryuszas kt6ryby
ten jezyk zrozumia4. TAX tel i Ko,
scio} swiet nakazuje.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-03-01
JAPONIA. CHCE WOLNosCI!
CESAR ME chce lndowi dac swo.
body, a przeto knuja spiski
ma jeg0 zycie E1igra-
eva Handel Ma
drOdZe pOstepu.

Telegramy Prasy Zjed. Z Londy-
nu donosza:
w miejscowosci Seoul ma wyspie
Korei aresztowany zosta} pewfen Off
Ger, nazwiskiem Schinrotscho, oskar-
zony przez w}asna ma4zonke spi-
SEX przeciwko zyciu cesarza cesa-
rzowej. Razem MIN aresztowano
jeszcze 4 innych wspolnikow. po-
miedzy mimi 2 urzednikow dworu
Wszyscy maja bye wkr6tce straceni
Schinrotscho przyzna} sic do why
rzuci} jeszcze podejrzenie ma ki]ku
ministr6wj wjakoby byli wsp64winnymi
Obecnie wielka liczba robotnlkow
japohskich emigruje portu Joko-
hami ma wyspy Sandwich, kt6remi
Rad tamtejszy zamierza zastapit
wyemigrowanych Kulijczykow.
Wywoz jedwabiu Japonii prze-
kroczy} W r. 1889 sumo II milionow
marek gdy W r. 1888 wywieziono jed
wabiu tylko "a s milionow.
Rad zamierza udzielac subwencyi
towarzystwu budowy kolei zelaz-
nych sanjo ma budowe kolei zelaz-
nej cd miasta Himeidschi do Schimo-
nosecki W wysokosci 5000 marek "a
mile, Przesz{o 1000 mil angielskich
tor6w kolejowych pobudowano obec:
ME W pahstwie japohskiem, a IL
towarzystw zajete So obecnie budo.
wa Ii nowych kolei. Wciagu roku
maja bye po1aczone wszystkie glow.
niejsze miasta "a pomoca kolei.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-03-01
SPRAWA NOWAKA.

Powstrzymujemy sic cd wypowie-
dzenia naszego zdania W sprawie p.
K. D. Nowaka Mt.Pleasant. Pred
sttawia sic ona bardzo krytycznie dla
jego strony-ale to moze tez pocho-
die tego ze on sam ME potrai sic
dobrze t}omaczyc. Jezeli to CO on sam
pisze W swej obronie jest nieprawda,
to tembardziej zostanie potepiony W
opinii publicznej,- ,-nie mozemy mu
jednak odmowid }amow gazety do
bronienia sic. Wszak wyroku ME
MONA wydac przeciwko temu, ktory
ME moze sic bronic. Mech vice sic
broni, a ktokolwiek ma cokolwiek do
powiedzenia przeciwko MENU, to
chetnie zanotujemy.
Czytelnikow naszych w Filadelfi,
Pittsburgh Mt. Pleasant, uprasza-
my, ably nam opisali jak sic p. No
wax zachowywa4 W latach ubieg}ych
--czy pope1ni} jake malwersacye?
w nastepnym numerze moze be-
dziemy mogli wyda6 swoj sad tel
sprawie. REDAKCYA.