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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Virginia Coupon Cases.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON, May 19-The Supreme
Court has decided the McGahey, Cooper,
Bryan, Elicit, Cuthbert and Brown cases
against the State. It declares the laws fo,-
bidding expert evidence and requiring pro,
duction Of the bond Unconstitutional, null
and void. II overrldes Judge Wexford in
his attempt to exclude Federal questions In
the cases appealed from his Court. lie de-
ciares costs csn bs paid In coupons anu that
the law imposing special license on COT
pon brokers Is unconstitutional. 1t also de-
clares that the statate of limitation is unconstitu
tior al The Court decided the Vashon and Huckler5
cases in favor OF the State. 1t afirms the judg-
ment of the lower court that the school tax can
not be paid in coupons and Denies that an act Tor
images can be maintained against the Treasurer
for refusing to receive the coupons which Huck-
lcrs rendered for his bar room license. Justice
Bradley delivered the opinion. Thore WAS no
dissent.
WASHINGTON, May 19-The Supreme Court to-
day, in the Virginia coupon csses, decided every
thing TOT Inc DGnunOiucIS eACepb sCuool eo-A-
By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Supreme
Court to-day rendered an opinion in favor Of
the coupon holders on all points in the sew
era suits of Cooper. Bryan, McGahey, e.
lett, Brown and Cuthbert against the State
! of Virginia, arising out of laws passed bg
Virginia to prevent coupon holders from
compelling the State to accept coupons in
payment of taxes. The decision of the ST.
preme Court of Appeals of Virginia was re-
versed in nach case.
In the decision in two other Virginia tax
| coupon cases tho court decides ia favor Of
the State on special grounds. In Vashon
against Greenhow, 1t holds that ooupons are
not receivable for the special school tax OF
the State, fer The reason that this special
ak was get apart prior to the pas
| sage of the law of 1871 establishing
contract between the State and the bord
holders. 1t also holds that coupons arc not
receivable for liquor license tax npon the
ground that the State may regulate the liquor
traffic By requiring the tax to be paid In
any manner 1t sees fit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. Ora NJ. Carter. formerly OF Lou.
doun, died at her home in Washington city
last week.
The vestry of Johns Parish. Middleburg,
have secured the services of Mr.. Robert Cal
ter, a student Of the Seminary near Alex
sndria to serve the churches at Middleburg
and Aldie during the months of July, Au-
guat and September.
The Independent Fire Company OF Ports
mouth has adopted resolution withdraw
Ing from the Virginia State Firemen's AZ
ISOLATION. which meets In Alexandria next
month, and will establish beneficial organ
ization among themselves.
Judge George &. O.dfeld, president of the
defdDct Home Bank, who left Norfolk
Thursday TO avoid trial FOR alleged criminal
Encouragement of that institution, return
ed on Saturday. His friends claim that be
left town in fl OF mental depression.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
Scene in the House

Daring the debate Oh the tariff bill in the
House CT Representatives on Saturday even
Ing, Mr.. Bayne, Of Pennsylvania, sent to the
Clerks desk and bad read letter FROM JAS.
Campbell. OF Pttsbrrg, denying the state
ment re hecting upon his character made a
few daya since by Mr.. Bynum, OF Indiana,
and Mr.. Wilson. of West Virginia In HE
letter he used vigorous ieneuegein denuDc
alton of them.
Mr.. Byupm explained The conditors un-
der which he bsd called Campbell liar and
a perjurer. Ee concluded by rei!erating
this charge and By sayiog: Il have as great
confidence in the character OF MIR. Campbell
as I have in the character of the gentleman
who makes this attack upon M, since the
gentleman constituted himself the sewer
through which this attack of Campbell made
its way into the Record ?"
The Chair thought tnat the VOID "sewer"
in this connection wss hardly parliamentary
Mr. Bynum-I withdraw it then aud ssy
conduit pipe"
On demand of Mr.. Cntcbeon the words
were taken down. and he also offered res
olution to censure Mr. Bypum, and it was
declared that the resou ion of censuse was
adopted, by vote of-yens, 126; pays 103
Mr. Bynum thin appeared at the bar &C
companied by all of his democratic sssoc,-
ates, when the speaker censured him. At
its conclusion Mr.. Bynum said "Uader
such circumstances l accept the censure of
the House as decoration of honor"
it WAS in vain that the democrats indie-
nantly protested against the outrsge-the
republicans had the power and they were
bent on using it in order, it Is claimed, to be
revepged on Mr. ByDum for his vigorous
opposition to the adoption of Mr.. Reeds
rules and hie oulspoken 6enupciation of the
arbitrary rulings of the Speaker. Demo
Gratis believe that censure was voted on
Mr.. Bynum mere to pay of these scores
than to punish him for his language to Mr..
Beyne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

In VIEW of the outrageous proceedings OF
the stolen and purchased republican MAORI
ty In the present U. 8. House OF Represent
atiyes, Mr.. Bynum may we'll have said, as he
cid last Saturday night. that he accepted lite
censure as decoration of honor" Repre-
sentatives Bynum and Wilson, knowing that
a witness before a committee had sworn to
a deliberate falaehood, accused him of that
fact on the floor Of the House. To this Mr..
Bayne, a republican. replied that he would
as soon take the word of the witness refer
red to as that of either of the members
named. The natural response of Mr.. BY
mum was that he had as much confidence IN
the character of the witness as he had In
that OF the member who was hi5 defender
aud the conduit through which that wilt
ness got his vile ISLANDERS printed In the
Record. For this Mr.. Bynum was censured
and Mr.. Bayne was praised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

CRUSHED BY TIE CARs-John w. Dsyis.
young man employed as telegraph opeI-
ator at Quan!ico, on the Washington South
ern railroad, was on The tracks there short
ly before dsybreak Saturday morning tax
ing the numbers of the cars He was be
tween two cars when the engine backed the
train and he was caught between the bump
ers and badly crushed. After being attend
ed to at the station be was placed 10 q Car
and taken to Washington, where he died at
Providence Hospital few hours afterward.
Mr.. Davis gss native of Aocomac county,
and was very popular end promising
young man. He was about twenty-five
years of age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

ATA mass meeting of the labor organiza-
tions known as the associated trades OF New
York, held in the City Hall Park last Sat-
urday, resolutions were adopted denouncing
the Mckinley tariff bill and calling upon
the representatives OF the people In Con
gress to oppose 1t to their uttermost, as 1t Is
intended to benefit few rich men at the
expense of all the other Inhabitants of the
country. There is hardly doubt that these
resolutions express the true feeling of all
the free and intelligent workiDgmen in all
the States OF the Union. That million
majority of them thought so in 1883 is
proved by the fact that Mr.. Cleveland, at
the election held then, received that msjority
of the white voters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
a T,ExA. N DIR a.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10.
IMAM article 10 the June number of Bel

In AN article 10 the June number OF ba-
fo,d,s Maoa=ine, on the race question, JUDGE
Fsnner of New CLEANS takes the gsouno
that negro suffrage is the cause OF al the
rare troubles in the South, end that the
longer it continues the greater will be those
tronbles until they end In race war, In
which the negroes must be the sufferers, as 1t
I, against nature for white men to submit
20 negro rule. That, therefore, the oest
policy for the negroes to pursue would De
for them to say to their white neignoors'
"We will stop voting; you take the govern
ment: all we ask In return is that our rights
shall be protected by equal laws, admlnit-
tered by just judges and supported and en-
forced by reslstess public opinion" For
them to do 30. he says, would strike every
chord of nobility and magnanimity In the
nature of their white neiRhbors, and that ID
every community where non voting DlacK
league should be formed, there would immeo'
atelv arise q white law order and equal rights
league, under whose protection the negro
would be secure In his rights, and southern
outrages, real and imaginary, be thing Of
the past, or words to that effect. There if
no doubt that tbs Judgs is right, but his ad-
vice might just es we'll have been withheld
1t is ordained by nature that the negro Il
inferior to the white man, and that the CD
spring OF miscegsnatlon will cease to be
provocative after the third or fourth gener'
alton without renforcementfromp pure stock.
Thefstes are against him. But be hssn'tsense
enough to realize his true condition, and to
know that If he be capable Of riaing, 1t Is in
the land of his fathers. All he can hope for
here Is protection, and that can be bes
secured by accepting with grace the position
In which il has pleased God to place him
and to make friends, rather than enemies, o.
the stronger race among whom his tempora
ry lot has been cast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
The Southern Presbyterians

IL the Presbyterian assembly at A7he-
Vile, N. c.. on Saturday, the reports CT vs.
rious standing committees were read. The
permanent committee On the Sabbath re-
ported that the Sabbath was not being OBJ
served now as of old, aud ia mere day Of
pleasure than of rest that the greateat him
ORANGES TO its proper Observance are Sunday
trains, Sunday special rates, and Sunday
newspapers. The committee recommended
that ministers be asked to urge their church
members not to resd Sunday newspapers or
ride on Sunday trains. The report vas re-
ferred to special ccnlnlttee.
Rev. ]. B. Thomas reported 10 union and
no cause for union Of churches In japan.
Rev. W. A. Campbell, of Richmond, present!
cd an overture asking the assembly to pc
tition the different religious bodies to join in
urging governments tc adopt arbitration in
place of war in settling Disputes. Referred.
Fraternal greetings were cent to the Sara
togs assembly. Two preshyteries submitted
overtures on the evangelization OF the Jews.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
Youthful Criminals.

MANCHESTER, N. H Mey 19.-Ludie
Dlnielson. aged u, and Lex Anderson aged
T. were arrested last night charged with
having taken Fred. Howe, aged 10, into an
clubhouse, stuck pins into nearly every part
of his anatomy. poured boiling water upon
him, burned his face with powder and after
vainly endeavoring to push him into
vault left him ipssnsible. He was found az
forwards nnconsc ons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

THE Episcopal CoUNCIL.-Tha Diocesan
Council OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
in Virginia. will convene in Sc. Georges
church. fredericksburg, next Wednesday.
The Rev. John K. Mason is tbs rector OF
that church. Bishop White will preside
at the council, and will be assisted by Bishop
Randolph. There are in the diocese about
ore hundred and i;tY ministers, about the
same number OF parishes, and over two hur-
dred churches. The number of commune
cants is between seventeen and eighteen
thousand. The contributions last year
amounted to about two hundred sDd fifty
thousand dollars. The services of the Epis-
copa! Church ere held in all excepting Ely
teen counties of the Stste, ard these coun-
tes are remote and inaccessible. All thee
of the churches in this city will be repre-.
sented at the council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

To SHOW what the republicans of Massa-
chusetts think of civil service reform. 1t is
only necessary to mention the fact that they
intend to give Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson, who boasts that he Ia the cham
pion decspitator OF democratic Office holG-
ets, grand public reception ln Boston next
Friday night. And yet there are democrats
who continue to praise both the civil service
law and the manner In which it is exc.
cuted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAI

NEW YoRx, May 19.-The opening Of tn, stock
market was made on an unusually large tusincs,
this morning, and most s;ocks were slightly
higher than on Saturday. The market generslly
was quiet and the business done extended to an
unusually large number OF stOcEs, and Il o'clock
business was active and barely steady, generally
at small fractional declines from first prices.
BALTIMoRE, May 19.-yirginia Is consolidate3
81; past.due coupons =: 10-4os 40a45; do 81
67s67A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
Beef Tax Unco stitutional.

WASHINGTON. May 19-The Supreme
Court tc- day rendered an opinion holding to
be unconstitutional the law OF Minnesota re-
curing that all fresh meats sold in the State
shall be cut from animals slaughtered within
the State and inspected "a hours before
slaughtered. This case is Of great Interest
10 dressed beef men, who win the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

BY THE transfer OF Mr.. Carlisle from the
U. S. House of Representatives to the Sen
nte, the democrats in the latter body will
gain an able and we'll equipped colleague,
while those in the former may gsin more
efficient leader. The great fuult with the
democratic leaders in the House ever since
1861 has been their conspicuous lack of what
is popularly termed "ssnd" or "back BONE"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

WHAT The legislature of Virginia has
done on the subject of the Virginia debt
shows plainly enough that. not Dakota nor
Louisiana, but Virginia. would have been
the better place for the Louisiana Lottery
Company to have offered twenty-five mil
lion dollars for charter to last twenty live
years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Correspondence OF the Alexs. GAzrrTH]
WASHINGTON. d. O.. May 10. 1880.

WASHINGTON. d. O.. May IS. 1880.
A large attendance was at the House to-
day, both on the floor and In the gallery. as
il was known that Mr.. Wilson of West Vir-
einis would have something to say to Mr.
Bayne. of whose character MIR. Bynum ez-
pressed so high an opinion late last Satnr
day evening. Nothing startling happened,
however, az Mr.. Wilson gave Mr.. Bayne an
opportunity of retracting what had provok.
ed Mr.. Bgnum's remarks. and that oppor-
tupity having been ayailed of, and Mr..
Bsyne having stated that he would not have
said what he did say if he had been aware
of all the facts of the case, and that he did
not believe Mr.. Wilson capable of falsehood,
or Mr.. Bynum either, Mr.. Wilson sheathed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

Gov. Mckinney has invited the V. NJ.
Cadets to the Lee unwilling. The New
York Southern SooiOt7 is completing its ar
rauea,nents to visit Etche;oEti On The coca
sion. General Malone ;jes declined On To-
vltation 10 participate in tho ceremonies.
Gen. Lopgssfeet will be there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19
DIED.

On tho IS II instant a. ITO p. NJ, WILLIAM
C. PAUL., son OF tho late B. G. Paul. ana Mary T..
PAUL., aged IL years: 1T unerat from the
row TUESDAY afternoon st 3 o'clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

Forty mules were suffjcated in the fro in
toe Nelson shaft at shamokin, Ps ou Sat.
urday.
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tho near wants OF jobbing traders. The Wheat
markets are easy at fractional decline on tho
entire list for futures but choice samples for i'm
mediate delivery find reaiy sale, while other
classes drag along an are very hard to move at
satisfactory figures to either buyer or seller
range to-day for all sorts GO to 81. Corn is with
out material change at 42ias44. Rye 45abo.
Oats 33a35. Eggs scarce and higher st lad b
Butter and produce generally in good supply at
quotati ons.
BALTIMORE. May 19-Cotton firm middlipg
10 Flour quiet and unchanged. Whcat-South
ern fairly active; Fultz SSa93 loneberIy 9Oa3l,
| No 2 81 ~ 1929 steamer No red SSES9; West
| ern easv No winter red spot 9la9i q siay
91lha92 July 91aa92; Aug 9O1ss90%s Corn
Southern quiet and easier; white 4ia4o yell
low 43a45; Western essy; mixed spot and May
4Iaa42 Juno and Joly 40%a407s Aug 4O1se
Ais steamer 49, Oats easy; ungrsded South
orn and Penna 33s3S; do Western white 36a39
do mixed 34a36; Graded No 2 white 3S. Rye
steady; choice 63G65; prime 61a64 good to fair
59a6O. Hay steady prime to choice timothy
SIP 5Oa13 Provisions steady n I'd unchanged.
CHICAGO, May 19-11:3O a. Individuality
93A June 93A; July 93A Corn-Jnne 81 y;
July 34ls Oats-June 1858 July 26. Pork
Juno ST. 10; July $12 30. Lard-July SO 32lh;
Sept SIS 90. Short ribs-July S. 12lh.
NEW YORK, May 19.-Cotton dull; uplsnds
- 3-16; Orleans 12as futures strong. Flour
quiet and steady Wheat active and steady. Corn
dull and easy. Pork dull and easy at $13 25a
IA % Lard quiet and easy at So 40.
PHILADELPHIA, Msy 17.-Beer Cathode
mand fairly active and prices declined from Toto
15c per 100 lbs; extra 5a51sc: good 4a.a47sc;
4lsc; culls 344a37sc. Sheep in light demand
prices declined fraction; extra 5lha51sc good
5a5 Ac medium iha4's.c common 3a.A4 Ac;
culls 3a3lhc. thanksgiving Lambs in fair de-
mand at 6s9c. Hogs in fair cemabd at 6l6c for
Western. Mich Cows hard to dispose OF at S25a5O.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY 10. 1890.
Sun rises ..........4 IS Sun sets.............7 5
SAILED.
schr Five sisters simm, Point lum er by II
D Smoot.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT GAS CoNsUM-
IN Els.
Office Of the City Gas Works
Rooms Nos 3 and Msrset Building,
Alexandria, Va, May 16, 1890.
Ga3 consumers will please call aud settle their
delinquent gas bills and Us the necessity of
enforcing the law, as the bills must be collected
by the LIST of June; so plesse call and settle.
R.T COOK, clerk. my16 St
IoE' 'oEs 'of'
j. W. HAMMOND,
DEALER IN
n ORTHERN ICE,
Market spacs Alexandra, Va.
Orders left with my drivers. at my Office or sent
by telephone will receive prompt attention.
Personal attention given TO hacking leo for
country delivery. m516 tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

Sergeant at-AEms Canafsy, Of tie .. S.
Senate, will soon resign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

CHICAGO May 19-11:3O a. Individuality
93A June 93A; July 93iA, Corn-Jnne 81 y ;
July 3415. Oats-Juns 26as July 20. Pork
Juno ST. 10; July SIP 80. Lsrd-JulY So 32ih ;
Sept SIS 90. Short ribs-July S. 12lh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

NEW YORK, May 19.-Cotton dull uplends
- 3-16: Orleans 12as futures strong. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat active and steady. Corn
dull and easy. Pork dull and easy at S1} 26a
IA %. Lard quiet and easy at So 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-19

Gsneral Boulapger has written letter de-
clerinp that he no longer desires any in
termedisry between him elf and his sup
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19

NJ II E.

S p. Mikotaj Przytarski, rodem
z Wiela, ma K%aszubach, ~rozsta} sic
z tym swiatem W dniu IA czerwca.
Pozostawl} smutku pograzona
wdowe z doros}ym synem. -
Wieczny odpoczynek race mu daG,
Panic.
Kod robocsy, wieku lat 4, ma
sprzedaz u oh. J6zefa Iacklego w
Winonle, High Forest Nr. 210.
PAM Emil Kaiser, godna 70
ma fabrykanta mydfa, clerpiaca ma
boil glowy, radzi wszystklm Ger
placYm ia tie dolegllwosci, uzy-
wac lekarstwa zwanego DR..
Schoop's Headache and Neuralgia
Tablets. To cenne lekarstwo sprze.
dale jedynle F. M. G. Rombach,
fremont House, WInona MINI
FABRYKA PLECIANEK
Winona Willow Works, potrzebu.
je ch1opoow do strugania wlci:
Wdowa PAM Maryanna R6zel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19

Wydawca ,Wiaru-
sa" Hieronim Der
dowski udaje sic W
czwartek, 10 czerw-
Ca, W podr6z pc osa-
dach polskich pot
nocnym Wisconsinle
i Minnesota. Mimo
to nalezy wszelkie
przese1ki do ,,Wiaru-
sa" i ,,Kosciuszki''
%opatrywac dotych-
czasowym adresem.
Odpowiedzialnym
r%edaktorem ,,Wiaru-
sa" bedzie pod nieo-
becnoS6 Majstra, To-
masz kobarzeWski,
dawniejszy redaktor
,,Or}a Ria4ego" i 90
piekuna".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19
GBIhR1 M HgNY
mwaaHRa AnuH
R OF ~ A M

W Clark C011nfys Wis,
Qkolica ia jest Rorosla Pig
kpym lasem. Rola jest pszenny
czarnozilem z t}usts CLINE pod spo-
dem. Grunta to leza cd /, 4 do
5 mil anglelskich cd miasta, targu,
koleji i koscio1a oddalone. Wszel-
kie gatunki tax zimowego jak i
]atoWego zboza tam sic udawaja.
Kukurudza (corn) oraz wszelkie
warzywa tam choduja. Drzewo
porzqdkowe i ma opal sprzedac
MONA W pobliskiem miasteczku
kazdego czasu "a got6wke. Dobrej
woody jest dose i zawsze pod do
statkiem, w wielu miejscach znaj-
duja sic strumykl, wzd}uz kto-
rych So piekne ~pastwiska i }aki.
Bagien, kamleni g6r tam ME ma.
Polacy W oKolicy tel juz zamieszku.
ja, ich poblizu i~eszcze grunt ma
sprzedaz many. Cena gruntu jest
cd $500 do $1,000 "a akier. Pier
VISA wp}ata ia grunta te jest 1
dollar cd akra, reszta zas pfatna
W 4 lub5 ratach rocznych. Kupu-
jacym grunt cd mas dajemy do
kontraktu abstrakt ably sig przeko-
nae mog]i, il kupili grunt cd Was
cieli. Wolna jazda ola wszystkich,
ktorzy HAWAI- gruntu kupia.
MapY, opisyi blizsze s~zczeg6}y G
tylh gruntach przesy1aja bezp}at-
ME "a odebranlem adresu.
{ m2 Mitchell utica
MIL WAUKEE, WIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-19
Z Minneapolis.

Szanowny Redaktorze!
lam W lichym humorze,
30 jeszcze boil,
Ze szewc Z swawoll
Ma nasza kapele
NalgaE tax wiele:
Jak niby Gala
Sic poplatala,
II ola narodu
VVstyd bY} z obchodu.
Zblaznil sic szewiec,
Cygahski niedzwiedz,
Bo muzykusy,
Nasze wiarusy;
Dobrzy So w sztuce,
Pilni w nauce,
| w Trzeclm Maju,
Jak to W zwyczaj u,
Przeslicznie grail,
Chwale zbierali.
Jezli Gle szewcze,
VVatroba }echce.
Drap sic szczecina,
wv stol BIZ Eysina,
Lecz MECH muzyka
Ciebie ME tyka,
Bo ME masz w uchu
Lepszego s}uchu,
Jak wieprz tuczony,
Razq Gle tony.
lyle W skorupce
Ma zdrowie Gl....
DASZEK.
(Nie moglismy odmowie
przyjecia tego ~wierszyka, sko
70 z wielu stron odebralismy
zapewnienia, IL ten, do ktore
go pisze nasz poeta, nieisu'
miennie skrytykowal or,
Polskiej Kapeli W Minneapo
lis ma obchodzie 3 Maja. Pc
miedzy lnnymi oswiadczyl V
tel sprawie i VVielebny ks
Pacholski, proboszcz parafj
polskiej W Minneapolis, ktor,
W minionym tygodniu zwiedz;
nasza redakcya, re san
byl zadowolony z cry tejz
kapeli ma obchodzie 8 Maja
re jej popisy wogole sic pc
dobaja publicznosci, i to vie
j. Gel jeszcze lnnonarodowcy gr
tych polskich muzykus61
chwala, niz Polac
Przyjemnie nam, zpowyzszyc
wzgledow, zrehabilitowaG X
pele Polska w Minneapolis
Waiarusa).