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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
nryIcEs OF THE SUSPICIOUS Al
THOR.

There are few characters in the
literary world more amusing than the
suspicious author. Her mind iilled by
hearsay and gossip. she has convinced
herself that her manuscript will not be
800 bO the editor 10 whom she sends II.
Witb an energy worthy Of a better
.cause she proceeds 10 find him out.
Carefully she tTanspOses the pages OF
her manuscript. so that page % will
follow page 3. and 10 is carefully glued
10 mage "a. Or, wavers are adopted.
and follos are securely adhered. Some
times. that which nature intended
should beautify wOman's head and not
her manuscripts, is Tesorted TO.
and a rich golden or brown
hair il innoceptly inserted between
two nages. And thus il the unwary
eiitor to be trapped. Every rrick or de-
Vice is resorted 10. This Is at one end.
AZ the other il tue editor who
A., k over the manuscript and wonders
why 20 much energy mas been mis-
nl.ced. FOndlv. be wishes the manu-
scrlnt itself had Inherited some OF the
cleverness of the devices. For. as rule
the manuscripts of the suspicious author
nave Int little 10 commend them
The devices. which are always quickly
detected. at once prejudice the edlto
against the manuscript. ana Drillian
indeed must prove the production be
lore the II jlry done at the outset Is re
moved. Literary tricks. as tricks
anv kind. only defeat their own obl Ct
And she is a wise author with her Des
interests at heart who learns this lesso
carly and we'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

LEAVES.

''TIe hath ucrcr fed n me- daiHr-s that are
o. II in n BOOK. hc han not afe rGp,r as II 'ccre;
h. han nsfdr nt tn; his n'eiiccf Is MT repi n
3 he'd. q. won't scnsi5k IN me dulier paris -
Lorcs 40 o. Lot.
lyhai e. ipice read a better remembered than
ichgi Il q nuseu5ed
Samuel J0hgsoa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
FEBRUARY.
BY MARGAEEr ] PRESTON, IL 'LArrn >
HOME J0rRNAL.'

OH churllsh mOqthi whose wild vagarics
Fret and pernl.N eacn passing day.
I'LL bleak ucremiets harshness varies
" ith the soft wo0ing Ottne May.
Thy m0rns may come with radiant ptouise-
ny skies De- bright with golden gov;
But ere the day Doe gone hali from Us,
The world is drowned In drifts 0f snow.
We love thee not. although 50 human,
Tn Thy C0Qucft sh. Maynard moods -
taDrlcl0us as tlc Ycricst woman.
In my ptrycise viclssiiudeE.
An, vet we hnil thy rude OncOming,
Because thou closest Winters state
Glad that thy days Ou honest summingl,
Can only number twenty -eight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
FOR PERIURBED LITERARY sPt-
KITS.

The fact is, whether authors believe
IL o, not. the editor Is more anxious TO
discover merit in "A manuscript than Is
me author TO have il. Novelty and
freshness are to-day the ruling elements
in literature. aud the editor II ever
,yatcbful for either Ia all The manu-.
scripr, which come under his eye. ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

Sunday work of every kind shoald be
.od~csd 40 the clear necessities, aud no"
- ~ those really are would surprise the
sost liberal. As to the Sunday pos'al
mo1k times change. Sunday letters
rs~sn,s necessarily 4 1.-THE OF the I'M
oortarce that they had quarter oil d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09


The Rev Dr. Talmage, in New York
Observer. says: Give your minister
% good worldly support, if you would
have him give you good sermons.
MANY ministers are by their congrega-
tlous half staav.d. Perhaps, if your
pastor had better food he would have
moro fire. Next 10 the divine JUNCTION,
the minister needs good blood. and he
cannot make that out Of tough leather.
one reason why the apostles preached
90 powerfully wa3that they bad healthy
food. Fish was cheap along Lake
G4Iilce. and this. with unbOlted bread,
cave them phosphorus FOR the brain,
nitrates for the muscle, and carbonates
for the whole frame When the water
is low the mill. wheel goes slowly: but a
full race. and how fast the grists are
,rrouudi In q map the arteries are the
mill.race, and the brain the wheel ana
the practical work Of life Is the
crist ground. Soldiers have failed 10
battle because their stomachs for several
dave were innocent Of everything
lut ..hard tack. See that your I41s1s-
ter has full haversack. Feed him on
cruel during the week, and on Sunday
he uill give you Cruel. What Is called
The "pars0n nose in a turkey or fowl
IS an allegory. setting forth that in
many communities the minister comes
ont behind. Often the damage begins
iu Che college or theological seminary
b8ardipg.house. Insufficient food and
unsuitable apparel have done their
fatal work on the young man before be
reaches the pulpit. lie comes into lie
c0wcd down. with patch on both knees
ard a hat that has been done over four
or five times. and 60 weak that the
fret sharp wind that whistles around
the corner blows him into glory. The
inertness you complain Of in The minis
try starts early. DO you suppose that
n Paul had spent seven years IN a cheap
boarding house. and the years after III
"a pJ0rly-supplied parsonage. be would
have made Felix iremblef You eau
not keep q hot FIRE in the furnace with
Door fuel and The damper turned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
JorRxALIsr. ErroErEE. EDITOR.

JOi KNAil.i = h1iOis '''ff '-'' W.
At the recent anoual dinner Of the
Pittsburg Press Club, George ). Wei
sbons St. George) one Of the best
known and wittiesU newspaper men OF
the State. got Off the following IN re-
.pon.e 20 the toast. The Reporter:
There are three grand divisions.
Afr. Wolshous said. in newspaper
wcrk-i1urnalists. reporters and edi-
tors. Speaking more accurately, there
are three stages Of Development. a
ijurnalist is calf reporter. lie IS
reporter in the miniature tadpole stage.
u hen his head is SO big that II takes all
the rest of his person 10 shove 1t arc uud.
II he is lucky. by aud by he becomes
rsp0rter. After q reporter legs w"ai
ont they make an editor cut OF him.
The final stage Of a frog. you know
the extreme removal ION the tadpole-
i. the bull frog. too stiff TO jump. too
old aud tough TO eat, who 'ust sits OF
the bank and bellows. IP cisan eiitot'
I'm the old days the asftor called a
man a chicken thief. LOfafOa1s The re
porter finds the feathefai IN his back
yard. The weapon Okdthe Old-tlme
editor was the epiihct; shat Of a modern
reporter is the evidence. what the
EDITOR used to assert the reporter now
proves.
If the people who complain Of what
the reporter writes abOu; them would
only consider what he does not write
sbout them, they would shrine him IN
the friendnest corner of their hearts.
The waste baskets IN a daily newspaper
office of any town do mere TO keep IT.
cilizsns in good repDte shan any other
agency. excepting ne fear If the law
and the hereafter. Not all that The re
n,rter writes is ruth. He Is not IN
fallible himself. and those who are the
sources of his Information are much
less so. There are very many men who
cannot tell a straight story. There are
others who do not try 70. The man who
tells The story to the reporter Is usually
an interested party. He has purpose
IA serve ia metamOrphOsing tins on
euopressiug that. The reporter has O
desire except to get the truth accurately
and completely. and to write it quickly
and enteItaInIugly.
- All men do not love the reporter
and am glad of it. The fear and ha'
red Cf bad men is as cbaplet above
his brows. 1t is the assurance OF hi'
honesty to his badge Of honor as ser
want of truth. II time ever comes
when all men love the reporter, II WI
be- time to bury him. He will have Tor
GOTTEN his mission, betrayed his trus
81 .Iar,ad the noble fellow ship al
men who have made the waite cross o
the Pittsburg reporter the decoration o
a legion Of honor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

century ago. Communication is so
much quicker, the telegraph II so uni
versal. that the necessities of the case
are few and far between indeed. The
great principle Of every body's right TO
one day 3 rest in seven ought 10 be re.
cognizod everywhere, and evcry stroke
Of merely convenient or desirable work
in the postal service be abolished In
dianapolis News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09
RELIGIOUS
OPINIONS.

Hho'sofrcr ninvs are fruc, 'chonoercr ntn0s
are honest. iosofsocrcr things ors frsf, 'rhofso-
srlf nisos arc pure uhef-osc~ things are
o,eiu. irhof,o. uer Hiae- arc ofooodreporf' y
fhcre Dc onD rirfse und u there Dc any praise
l1iat oa those nn0s.-Phii 4ih. sth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

Of the types ueed in printing the hft
sIitio, are altogether Obsolete. thc~.
as we'll a. TIE sharp vigorous little cu's
~ n. sai1 10 nave been engraved by
he famous W,i,ilm FtifthofDe. ana
the very Hateful ,illepage. have peeh
reproduced by process which - SIN
.o.v infllIbie. aud ine pnbllsh'r Das
rer,aioiy bot feglec,,d any means 10
secp,a IN, otsoluie fac smile Of a re-
kAls y, y which 'shoui bo ~ tho
lands ~ sii i,y-rs of good J.eI~' uFe.
WI, cAf.snrDe'. firtr roEH-
WnAf may ,eai,v BE- cJl.tj my first
oeclic IJfl seas written a. ten y~1Is OF
age. and wa a letter h rhyme. Iy OIL
Ter sis-er was ~ . boarding school. sht.
nad written ior sDnr 81 the papers and
naeazi0ss. bitn 10 cro'e and pletry.
aua thought / would snow her th3t
she bad not carried away with ber al
he al ,tus Of the family. ] heard 81
oeignbuiinz SOuog ran vbo cfnlh
write let.tfs IN rhy me. AMI 40 tiup1bs
[ would On itftake me same fta,. Jh
m everything nc the farm AM IN the
vicinity 10 choice doggcicl aud nailed
70 ~ h.r. A preciou, v"unS goose sho
must have thought me. ! gs p:cst us'd her
lavorite morse a. sbou, TO dc OF nei't-
sholy canss she was NOT there 80 ii'e
MIN: told her the trees aud hpHeir
we're al psushing b,cluse she "a roc
present 10 smile upon Them. an5 kiii.H
~ two very worthy and healthy nsieh-
bors because their names nap2'nej -
rnyme with some word of a mo'tuafN
character The whole letter Was "hp'F
.epulchral i'm It's uatule. and BAH huo ls'd
and half scared the young li1y' re-
member TIA, IL closed WITH tacsc pa
theic lines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

The esgerness with whicl sne con-
senad TO this proposition made me Tear
that loa,ry Was rot Xacuy ny b,-t
cad. Blu. she was q dear. sweet flri,
and upon her return home she pitte't
and encouraged my peer LITTLE rhymes
much more than trey deserved. In-
-rief of my boyhcod vas her dam.
few years aiteiwaid. soc would lave
q AIDE her mark ~ literature, and ih9pe
is 70 day writing songs - heaven
XuLtAILTrON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

On Wednesday evenings in Lent. ex-
cepting Ash Wednesday AMI Wednes-
day in Holy Week. there will be special
services for young men IN the Church
Of the Beloved Disciple. Eighty ninth
street and Park avenue. New York.
The services will be of a missionary
character. and addresses will be made
by laymen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

Peter Jellamae. a member OF the
Acduackamouck Church. Passaic. New
Jersey. has a Dutch Bible printed IN
Amsterdam IN 1860. lie brought il
with him TO this country IN 1916. aud il
has now been in daily use at family
worship for over fifty years.
Rev. DR.. John S. Lindsay has begun
an important Bioleclass for men whict
is 10 be held in st. Paul's chapel. Bos
ton, on Tuesdey evenings at half pas
seven o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

In the Congo Baptist Mission at Binza
Manteke on May 2jlh. there were forty
nine converts baptized. and in June
twenty more were baptized.
There are now fifteen places in
Tokyo. Japan, where the gospel Of
Christ is preached weekly by persons
connected with the Protestant Episco-
pal Mission.
The Wesleyan Mission entered Bur
nah in 1887, and now occupies Manda'
Law. Pakokku ard Kyankse. The Bur
mans are courteous, and willing to hear
the gospel preached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

The largest amount received in one
year by the Missions TO Seamen at its
London offices in Buckingham street
was in 1SS9-yiz.. Go GOl o.. Sd. with
out balances. being an increase Of e.
250 over the receipts of the previous
wear. This is independently Of the
local funds raised aud expended for
special purposes at the ffty-three sea
ports. where the Missions TO Seamen
chaplains and readers minister 10 the
shipping and fishing vessels, the &C
counts of which are not yet received in
London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-09

The Sunday lessons for this
year are the best in selection and ar
rangement that have yet been provided
for the schools. There is consecutive
ness in them. a good quality not always
discernible in the higgledy-piggledy
arrangement Tor lack of arrangement
with which the lessons Of some PIE
vious wears have been chosen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
60 G

LUDzlE ciagle jeszcze
medytuja mad tenn, ma co i pc
co cesarz niemiecki lyle pc
sniecie iezdzi, BE leddwo 2
]ednej podrozy wroci, zaraz
sic udaje W druga i kraj pc
kraJu zwiedza?
Wausom wcale sic to
dzlwnem ME zdaJe, boo sam
cesarz podaf te przyczyne.
Powiedziai on, Re polk zyl
starry jego dziadek CESAR VIII
helm l., poty tez dzisie)szy
cesarz odjechat ME mogt, DO
dzladek sobie tego ME ayczyf,
ale chciat, &eby wnu|5 byf
zawsze PREY MIN. Dzi~dkuwie
zwYkIe wnuki swoje bardzo
kocnaja l prey sobie mice iu~
biq, lani krolewiczowie zwle-
dzaja wlec SWAT "a mlodu, a
cesarz nlemlecki 1ego ME mogi
Is Gas chce swat poznaG Iu-
dzi W MIN takze, vice jezdzj
teHaz i spieszy sic, zeby do
gone, co z MIN ZanIeubano
W m1odosci. Ksady to- przyz,
ma, re po2nat swlnt i ludnI, T.,
rzecz nlety]ko przyjemna, ale
cztowiekowi potrzebna | pozy
teczna, a szczegolnlej 1monal-
SEE.
Dalej powiedzia} ten sam
cesarz, Re chce poznaG wszyst
kich krolow i cesarzy i re
wszystkiml miec nietylko Una
jomnosc, ale i dobrq przyjazn,
DO to pomaga do utrzymaula
pokoju i do uniknienla wojny.
10 takze wlelka prawda bur
dzo sfuszna racya, vice tenn
fatwle] pojac te wszystkle po-
droze eesarskie.
DaleJ jesztze trzeba we
dziec i TO, ze cesarz Jest DOS
konaiym zolnierZem bar,izu
sic zajmuje wszystkiem, co sic
tyczy wojskDwoscl i obrony
kraju, czy to IA lqdz'e, czy
ma morzu. Vice jezdzi on pc
innych krajach i tam sic prey
glada wojskom zagranicznym
i wszystkim urzadzenlom VOL
skowym, ably z tego po2nac,
co tam lepszego i CODY W me-
mleckiem wojsku takze sl4
przYdafo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
PrOsba

Straszne nieszcze$cie nawiedz,-
10 gospolarza Hackiego z Eubny
pod Czerskiem, w czwartek dnia IA
z. miesiaca. Grad ogromnej
wielkoscl zbi} do szczetu, talk zu-
pe}nle jak w zesz}yn roku, nieza-
~bezpieczone zboza p. Hackiego a
burza z grzmotem ktera szalaf2:
dnia tego, powiekszv}a j~eszcze kIe-
ske l biede, gdyz piorup zabi{ mu
syna najstarszego l pare koni.
w kazdem sercu Iitosc obudzic
sic musi, patrzac teraz ma starca
tax srogo nawledzionego ~nieszcze-
sciem, przez kt6re byt Jego zagro-
zony. Ola tego proslmy n1zej pod
plsanl 0 pomoc Ola rcdaka ma
szego. Sk}adali smv chetnle i homie
ma rozmaite inne cele, niedopustmy
tez, zehy przez lyle ~nieszczesc mlal
zaginac gospodarz lasow naszych,
tenn wiecej re znany tn Jest w o.
kollcy jake pilny gospodarz i do
bry Polak.
Raj ~jeszcze pozwalamy sobie
p~owtorzyc prosbe wsystkich milo
siernych serc polskich, ably ma}ym
datIS'em zechciell pmyjs6 y pomoc
biednemu rodatkowi.
Ot7al0Ny AIi1shi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
BREWO OLGA
SW =,
y y

ktorem Papiez Leon XIII.
mlanuje ksiedza szambelana dr..
s t a e W 8 k lego proto-
notaryuszem aposto}skim, da-
towane jest z dnia 20. llpca, i
podplsane Jest, jak wszystkie
brewla, przez Jego Emlnencya
Kardynafa Brewiow X. Mic
czysfawa Ledochowskiego. Je-
go Swiatobliwosc mianujac X.
prafata Stablewskiego IA god
nosc protonotaryusza apostol-
sklegoa d instar participantium,
wspomina zaszczYtnie O jego
rracach i zaslugach, pofozo-
nych W meznej i dzielnej o.
bronze praw Koscioia sw., kto-
rel tylokrotnie znam;en1te dal
dowody, o jego znamlenltel
wiedzy i nauce i innych "a
letach l cnotach kapfanskich,
xtore go czyniq godnym tego
wysokiego odznaczenia i szcze-
g6lneJ iaski Stolicy apostol
sklej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

zawsze sic ma Francuza ogla-
daja i W niczem mu ME chca
dac naprzod, co sic wo,ska
tyc2y, vice bye jatwo moze,
re sic znowu okaae potr4eba
powlekszenia arm'i niemiecklej,
a tenn samem i wydatkow ma
wolsko. To oczywiscie zmusi
Toby DO powlskszcniA podat-
kow. Ale 2e leraz jest nowy
pruski minister prey fnan
sach, to Jest orgy durhodach
i wydatkach p~ruskicb, wee l
tax spodziewaia sic ludzie po-
wszechnie, Re iakas zmlann W
podatkach nastapi.
Mowlono daleJ, ze nowy
minister talk urzqdii podatek
klosowy dochodowy, ably CT,
ktorzy z piracy zyla l kapita
low AMI uzbieranego iub odzie-
dz'czonego maJqtSu NE ma]a,
placill bardzo maIo, u bogacze,
Storzy ma pleniqd2ach slqdza,
laR najwlece). Tera1 2now
plsza. re minister ten chce
na]przod nalozyt wleksz2 po-
datek IA spsdki, ktore kto pc
zmarlych Arewnych i rodzicach
bie:ze. To mogtoby naszych
Wiosclan ZmarnoWac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
OgfGsxeuie gzeciarsRxie.
679 Mlwaukee Aye. Chicago III.

Newspaper Advertlsing)
Wysz}o juz 175 wydanie tego
dzie}a, ksiazka o 200 stronnicach.
Mona tam znalezc tytuf kazdej
gazety wYchodzacej w Stanach
Zjednoczonych, majqceJ pod}ug
American Newspaper Directory pre-
sz}o Is tysiecy abonent6w Z wy
szczegolnienlem, lie kosztuje wlersz
og1oszenia. Podaje take liste MAJ
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescle,
majqcych lokalnvch abonent6w
najmniej 500O-tudIiea liste wszel-
kich innych gazet ora Warunkl,
W iaki spos6b MONA W Mich mai
tanlej ogfaszac, Wreszcie wskazuje,
W JAZZ sposdb najwlekszy zysk
mozna clagnqG Z pieniedzy i t. d.
i t. d.-Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie przestana bedzie darmo,
tylko koszta przesefll go 2ent6w)
Jrzeba posPaG 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, 1890-09-18
POf,OZENIE w A

POEOZENIE w A IN ery-
&c sro k We ]eszcze
do tego czasu jest nlepewnem
i nlewyjasnionem. Prezydent
San Salwadoru Jeneraf E1eta
ME mysll ustepowa6 i og1osif
" tych dnlach odezwe, W
Ntorej oswiadcza, u vszelkle,
mi sltaml stawi opdr owyn.
przeciwnikom. Dokonany przez
sjebie zamach stanu uzasadnia
]eneral Ezeta tenn, II dawnlei
sly Rad daryl do dyktatury
i chcial ukrocic wolnosG San
Salwadoru. Jake eel nowego
rzadu podaje jeneral Ezeta to-
lerancyq, nlezaleznosC sadow-
nlctwa, podnieslenle handful
i ograniczenie Gel. Jak sic
wszelako zdaJe, HE zdola sic
jeneraf Ezeta na SVEN sta
nowlsku utrzymac, gdyz uda-
to sic prczydeutowi r%Geezypos-
pollte) g"atemalsSiej Barilla-
Owl pozyska6 rzeczypospoIltej
Honduras; Costa Riga i Mica
ragua do zwlazku przeclwko
ooecnemu prezydentow W San
SalwadorZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
w / 9 9 &C 8 !
z PolsI1Iei O)czyzny.
I.
AEe2saie PoEskie Bsoa v2bo-
N&lga E2a @NlA GGNSEEFeEsE.

49, 7. o.. m
11""y ''''o'' "o,'"7'' ~
No. m;oia
ovo ~ ..5a
poo;on aw; A.
nryyL,odamau ~ taco ~
Lonsuuan,,a 1o-
etz.o 10 1;+r.o Ca.tai,o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
Ill.
Prusy POlskle

w Ludni pod Czerskiem siek} VIA.
scicciel fonskl OWES re starszym
synem a m}odszy pas1 W poblizu
bydfo l konie. Nazar poczefo sic
chmurzyc, a oJclec przewidujac
burze, kazaf ch}opcu wsiesc ma ko-
MA i pognac bydfo do domu. Led
wo sic to staio, gdy uderzy1 p1o-
runa o%jclec pow1edzla1 do star
szego syna, re trz asfo gdzles bar
do blisko. Idac z pola do domu,
znalezll tez oba konie i ch1opca
z mimi zabitego cd ploruna. Ira
tho so W prawy spik W glove.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

obszaru, a ma kt6rym znajdujl
sic rozmaite fabryki, pewnemu
~adwokatowl Petersburga (natu-
ralnie ME Polakowl, DO Polakom
majatk6w ziemskich nabywac ME
wolno) "a baiecznie nizka Gene
$4,000 rs.-Takich bzlkow wy}i-
czyllbty mona dziesiatkami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

czyny pan Tarnowskl ia urzad
%dz'ekuie, dotad nle w,adomo,
on n'ewladomo nawet lyle,
cay sam ME chce, lub czy tel
}elo diuze] ME chca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
POCZTA B~kYSKAWICZNA

POCZIA BIZ 4SkAWlCZNA z
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Pofudniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
/ St. Joseph, Mo.
800 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wsnystkich g}dwnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem map, plan6w
a2d y i ceny tykiet6w oraz ce-
ny frachtdw trzeba sic udaG do a
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lcpszogo agen-
Ia k~olejowego gd&iekolwiekb2dz no
$wiccie.
R. MILLER, A, Y. Il. CARPENTER
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Ikt. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc i~nformacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~aIez2cych do
NOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL,
trzeba pisac DO II. G. IIaugen.
LandCommissioner.
Observation-Disclosures pAIJLPAuwAv
Leave Winoua- East Ncr.h
Chicago & Rock Island ex. 10. IS am
Chicago express o.47pm. 1903 am
Chicago Night Express HOO m $50 a II
st Mail GA pm. 1905 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
PISA teraz czeScle> o tenn,

PISA teraz czeScle, 0 TEN,
kto te& bqdzle arcybiskupem
" fo2nanlu, q ga@ety ME
mleckie utrzymul4 na pewno,
re RE bq1zic MIN &2den =
tych, I5t5rych spjs 5apitojy
kr6Iowi podaly. Te gazety
niemiecE1e d~onosza, Be kr6l
w~s2YstIlio podano mu nanw's-
ka przekrzesIll a teraZ l&zaI
sic poslowl sweuu "oro1u.nle4
z Ojcem Sw., 2eby tea noweS3
arcibiskupa wygnaczyl. C1y
to prawda, powiedzIec uudno,
alec wielkle] nadzleji, zebY
wyznaczono Polaka, ]akoS ME
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
Il L10sb0rGi0. Miellsmy tn me-

q Lidz6arso. Miellsmy tn Pc
wne trrunosci z pollcya, ale gdy
te usunieto, odby}o %tuteisze iowa.
rzystwo trzezwosci pod nazw1s-
klein Juutrzenka, posiedzenie swo-
je W niedziele II bm. w domu D..
D2browskiego. Dotqd jet cztonk6w
q tax z mi@sta, jak z okolicy.
zarzad sk}ada sic z pp. I%gnacego
Miecznikowsklego, ktorego zastep-
c2 l plsarzem jest Wincenty Dab
rowski; skarbnikiem jest FIR. Wa
silewskl, a bibliotekarzem FIR. O.
r~zechowski. Posiedzenie trwa1o 3
godziny. Cz}onk6w ozywiaja najlep-
SEE checi l to przyczynla do cze-
COS bardzo dobrego ola siedie i
ola wszystklch, boo pijahstwo to
naj wieksza dlacnas wszystklch pla-
ga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

GALICYI nadchodza
ME pocieszajace wladomoScl
o tern, lie hr. Jan Tarnowski
podziekowaf "a ten urzqd,
ktory objaf pc nieboszczyku
Zyblikiewiczu. z jaklei przy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
w. Has. POZmahske.

VMotym Wi1csahu W Bydgo-
sklem %zaprzestano zag}ebiania
stolni przy pok}alzie wegti bru-
natnych, ola tego, re woda zask6r.
ma nagle zala}a kopaln,a. Gfebo-
kos6 stolni wynosi juz 41,4s met
row. Sprowadzlc maja wleksze POM
Ply do o~dciqgania wody. Wegle
maia bye bardzo dobre.
w Dus=nikah pod Bukiem
dnia II Z. III. byf pozar wielkich
rozmiardw. Spali}y sic 3 stodofy
nape}nione sprzetem tego:oczrym
Wlascicicle byli zabczpieczeni.
" Cienicy pod Wielichowem
powstaf pozar d. Is bm.1 spali}o
sic podobno 10 gospodarstw. Kie-
dy Z Rataj, wsl pod Grodziskiem,
lhlano wyruszyc ma pomoc, wszcza
sic ogien samej wsi i spalify
sic diva gospodarstwa - slkawka
naturalnie broni4a sasiednich zabu-
dowan W miejscu. Pozar w Rata
]ach powstaf Cd zapa}ek, jakiemi
dzleci sic bawi}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
HurGetnik, miasteczko

Hur=etnih, miasteczko W po-
wiecle lubawskim. heGz,e W przy-
sz]ym roku obchodzifo szesGsetna
rocznice swcgo 2&iozenia. Pc pra-
wdzie jest KurzeniH 0 wiele star
SIG osada. Zanim Krzyzacy pobu-
dowali tam zamek obronny i pra-
W. micjskie osadzie nadali, juz tam
"a BoiestaWoWsk1ch czas0w byla
WiC$ .,!1ikowo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

M5yn Boeh6r W rawiecic brod-
nlckim, wraz Z folw",k pm - mfyna
nalez2cym, 'aTI>"l s1y#-to 500
m0rg, kupif Il rAk nlemieckich p.
Ankiewicz Z Poznalsk1ego "a 10000
talar6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

Il FRANCYI piszq, Re we
dlug teraznle]szego prawa o
sluzbie wojskowej francuzklej
vienna W tym roku S4,922
ludzl do wo]ska, a vice pre-.
szso so tysiecy wiecej, nil
brall dotad. A De to Niemcy