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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
The Nameless Bee Disease.

Within the past few years much com
plant has been made by beekeepers of a
disease among bees which not only de-
pleted the colony but was made manifest
by the appearance of the diseased bees.
They look black because of loss of hair,
much as do rohber bees or old bees in
spring, and frequently make strange mo-
tons in front of the hives, as though
dancing or in commissions. They are
frequently dragged out of the hives by
the other bees. This, like foul brood, is
supposed to be due to fungoid attack.
II this only mature bees seem to become
victims, though the incubation appears
to come through the queen. Thus it is
found that superseding the queen with
a healthy one cures the malady. It is
also reported that abundance of salt
water placed close by the hives, where
the bees can gain ready access to 1t, will
cure this ''narneless bee disease j.
Cook, Michigan Agricultural College.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
Growing Corn for Fodder and Silage.

AS summary of what has been
learned in growing corn for fodder and
silage the directors Of the agricultural
experiment. station Of Cornell university,
New York, advise the selection of the
largest varieties that will fully mature
before frost in the locality where grown.
Special attention is called to the fact
that heretofore it has been common
practice to SOW Or plant corn for fodder
and ensilaging entirely too thick Starch
and sugar are not fully developed with
out an abundance of sunlight, and i'm
mature plants are likely to contain
very large per cent of water.
So far all the experiments go to show
that effort should be made to raise the
largest yield of grain irrespective of
stalks, no matter what purpose it is in
tended for, but it will be found as rule
the larger the yield of grain the larger
will be the yield of slower, and the less
percentage of nitrogen in the ripper prod
uct is compensated for in its increased
nutritive value. Furthermore, the fact
should not be lost sight of that wood
and water alone are not good foods for
animals, besides being expensive prod
ucts to handle.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
A NEW TIE FOR CATTLE.

tween two standards, however they may
be arranged, and whenever an animal is
in an unnatural position it is in more or
less misery. Fastened in this contriv-
ance COW can turn her head and freely
lick her back as far as her hips. Every
body can make the cow manager accord
ing to fancy, but this is adapted to
all styles Of managers. The lever can be
attached to any plank stanchion. If the
standard is light set another and let the
lever work between them. If not wide
enough add to it's width. The front
plank or base to which the manager and
standard are fastened can be very much
wider, that is, higher, than for station
airy stanchions. The ones shown in the
cut are fourteen inches high or wide.
The bottom Of the manager consists of
two inch planks with beveled edges to
give the right slant, and SO tightly fitted
together that feed can be given without
waste.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
Value of Muck on the Farm.

The term ''muck" is usually applied to
Accommodations of vegetable matter un-
der water, where it is partially excluded
from the air. Some Of these are quite
rich in ammonia. Their contents Of
mineral matter is dependent upon the
kinds of plants from which they came
Muck in the ponds and Swamps of the
poor piney woods regions is usually
poor in quality. Vegetable mold accu-
INFLATED in oak forests is richer and bet
ter than the last mentioned mucks. It
is quite valuable, especially for mixing
with concentrated commercial fertilizers.
Mold is not a concentrated manure, and
large quantities must be applied to pro
duce decided results. It must be we'll
rotted also to act promptly. 1t is better
to mix it with some fertilizer than APP
ply it alone.-Southern Farmer.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
A New Tie for Cattle.

The picture of the unpatented tie for
cattle hardly requires any description.
A is a standard plank foot wide and 2
inches thick; B is a lever inch thick,
tapering in width, being q inches at the
wide end and inch at ''tie" end; G is
the slat bolted to the standard, with
pieces inserted between the slat and
standard. SO as to leave a space in which
the lever is held in place while allowed
to work up and down freely; D is bolt
fastening the lever to the standard; E is
a peg on which the ring on one end of
the chain is hung. When the COW is let
loose the ring should be hung on the
peg. When she is to be tied she puts her
head and neck over the lever and the
chain is handy to go around her neck.
The chain from each lever is always to
be hung on the next standard. The lever
has the motion Of the cows neck--when
she is up the lever is up; when she is
down the lever is down.
There is no stationary stanchion which
does not infict cruelty on the cattle
fastened init No COW can lie down in
a natural way with her head or neck be-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
Here and There.

An international agricultural congress
is to be held in Vienna in conjunction
with the agricultural exhibition next
September.
Several European countries are i'm
porting the seeds of American forest
trees.
American acorns and black walnuts
are being planted in England and Scot
land.
An investigation of the wages Of farm
labor has been made by the government,
and it is reported that the monthly rate
of wages has not declined.
California exchanges claim that the
colony system introduced in the south
ern part Of the state is proving q success.
Tracts of land are laid out in email
holdings and apportioned among q body
Of immigrants, who upon their arrival
find everything ready for work.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
THE FLORIDA HOTEL RED BOOK
State Guide!

The most complete, thorough and handsomely
gotten up publication ever attempted for the
State.
This work is now being compiled, and is entire
ly out of the line of publications issued hereto
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ter never published before. 300 pages, pocket
size, small clear type, morocco binding, published
an annually ana the only work giving complete
tries, counties and officers. State officers and
courts State military, divisions, companies and
tions of every kind. Ready for delivery October
l, 1890. Orders received now. Price by mall 55c
postpaid. Address, 'HOtel Red Book and State
Guide Box 262, st. Augustine, Fla. 32-tf
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
GOOD HAY COVERS.

that the damage is done or begun. If
the lower corners are clipped, as shown
in the illustration, they will catch less
wind and be less apt to be disturbed,
though there islittle danger of that after
they have thoroughly settled. If a hay
derrick is used in putting the covers on
it is best to fasten them together first.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
Good Hay Covers.

In the illustration are shown two forms
of board hay covers, about which Prairie
Farmer has the following to say:
The angles at the top of the four sided
cover should be three-fourths Of a right
angle, and it is not necessary that the
boards extend very far down the sides,
as it is at the highest point of the stack
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
The BelleVieW Blade.

Established, August. 1888. Subscription, 81 per
Year in advance.
THE BLADE is devoted to the best interests OF
the people of Belleview. Marion county and the
tate of Florida and all who interested in the
progress of live Northern town in Florida will
profit by subscribing for it. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
GEO. P. E. HART, Editor and PrOp'r.
BellevieW, Marion County Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19

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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
A Gate Latch.

The plan of gate latch illustrated IN
the accompanying cut is advised for use
on barnyapd gates which open both
ways by a correspondent in Farm and
Fireside.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-11-19
LATCH FOR BARNARD GATE.

A is a steel spring which holds the
latch shut; B two pieces of iron between
which the bolt CO. slides-the mortise is
in the middle Of the post and the corner
of the post is beveled on each side.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21
Ogf0szenia gazeciarskie.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21
WIESC
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Aelllie POlskie pod tabor.
rem mOskieWskinl.
rem mOskieWskim.

pVedfug nojnoussych danvch
statystycznych, do cudzoziemc6w.
przewaznie Niemc6w, nalezy obec.
ME W Kr6lewstwie, jax sic do.
wladu]emy, prawle dziesiata Geese
cafego obszaru w1asnosc1 ziemskie;.
goyz 9,66 procent. W}asnost ME
mlecka Go mai wiekszych rozmia.
row doszfa W pow1ecle sfupeckim,
CUB. kaliskiej, gdzie 1875 proc,
wfasnosci ziemskiej jest W posiada-
n'u cudzozlemcdw. Drugje mielsce
za]mu]e pod tym wzgledem pow.
fodzkl 70 proc, dalej nastepuja 20
soble: czestochowski, 21,4 proc,
bedzihskl IA proc, kolski 10 proc,
chefmski 11.3 procent.
ACADEMIC duchomaq W Peters,
burgu ukohczyli nastepuJacy a.
lumni: stopien kandydata sw. teo-
1921 otrzymali: Bohdan Wyszyn.
z odznaczeniem i Adam Sawicki 2
dyecezyi w%ilenskiej. Stopniem ma.
glstra zaszczyceni zostali: Fran
clszek Trassun i Boles}aw Kur-
czewskl z archidyecezyi mohylow-
skle]' stanis}aw Pu}awskl z dye
cezyl sandomirskiej, Franciszek
Maznrek z dyecezyi 1ubelsklej,
Maryan Fulman l J6zef Przezdz1e-
ckl z ~dyecezyi w}oc}awskiej; trzej
ostatnl (cum examia laude). Nadto
IL alumnom kursu trzeciego przy-
znano stoplen kandydata sw. teo-
logii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21

ha hyWka, kCOreJ CARY ma1a :
TEX stanowifa beczka re sle-
dziaml: stracifa ona prawie
wszystko, vice RUNE swa
gorzko opfakiwata. Swoja dro-
ga zal mi byfo !1obiety, a
swoja droga rad bylem, lem
ugasif pragnienie.
Teraz nalezaio wyciagna6
fure z woody, do czego bynal-
nalmnlej ME miafem ochoty
przykfadac reki. Kiedy mn,e
smagano, poczafem dreptaG W
prawo lewo, dajac do zro-
zumlenia, 2e iestem gotow
pofozyc sic W wodzie. Take
mole zachowanie wzbudziio
snadz obawe W izraelitach, DO
wszyscy pTzedstawiciele pfci
mezk'ej poz'az'li czempredzej
z fury i popychall woz, brnac
W wodzie pc brzuchy. Wvla-
dowallsmy nareszcle! Go do
mnle, byiem stanowczo po-
krzepiony.
Rywka zaczela teraz bar
dzle] jeszcze rozpacza6. rwafa
sobie wfosy ma glowie, wy
rzekta, il z g}odu chyba UNI,
RE 2 czworgIem dzieci. Jak sic
dowiedzla}em re skarg tel ME.
wlasty, byfa ooa wdowa i "a
ryzykowafa cafy swo] majatek
ma kuplenie beczki sledzi,
przyczem zadfuzy1a sic nawet
Wobec tel rledol, zachowali
sic prawdziwie po obywatel-
sku Abram Mosiek, byli oni
zwykiymi jarmaczyznymi zfo-
dzieiami, przywfaszczyli sobie
mnie prowadzlli ma sprzeda1;
ale pIerwsl poczeli uspakaiac
Rywke, a dajac re sieLie do.
Dry pr2ykiad, pobudzall innych
do skiadkl ma biedna i stra-
plona wdowe. Wnet zeorano
lyle pieniedzy, lie wynosifa
wartos6 utraconych sledzl. Pc.
mysla}em sobie przeto W du-
sly, re / ziodzieje navel mo-
ga posiadac pierwiastkl szIa-
chetnych uczuc. Oprocz tego
zachwycila me- niezmiernie ia
solidarnosc zydowka, sprawia-
jaca, " wszyscy stoja "a jedne-
90.
Pc takich to przygodach
przybylismy wreszc1e do mia
steczka JUL ma sam koniec
%]ar1narku. Abram Moslek
natychmlast wyprzegli mic z
fury / zaprowadzili do zajaz-
du; tam, zamkpiety w oddalo-
mel komorce, moglem teraz
wypoczac pc trudach. Uwaza-
lem ID panom moim chodzi}o
0 to, aby mic ukrywa6 pred
oczyma publicznosci, pon1ewaz
stanowifem w1asnos6 bezpraw-
ME posiadana. W komorce o.
wei dano mi pieco jalowej
sieczki do spozycia,d do ktorej "a.
brafem sic niebawem. (Obecne
mo]e mieszSanle przylegafo do
goscinne1 10y, gdzie wlasnie
ucztowall jacys larmarkujacy
zlemlanie. Podpili sic ju& do
brze przez sciane sfysza1em
wyraznle Gala icE gfosna
rozmowe. zebrali sic tam a
motrzec i, czesto popijajac,
poszukiwali przyczyny Ella, ja-
kie w1asnie w tie easy trapi
rodzaj lud2kl. Jeden q nich
przcma "iaf glosem dosyc
rzewnym, jak gdyby plaka', i
utrzymywaf, BE wszystko "a
swiecie dzieje sic z vol, bo2e],
a zle dopotv zlem be1zie, do
p6ki Pan Bog iudzi doSwiad-
cza. Orugi wcale ME sluchaf
pierwszego, lecz jednoczesnie
krzyczaf bardzo gtosno, 2zy-
mat sic, bill W stdf piqsc.a,
opowladaf iak go zydzi wy
zyshujq dowodzii, be izrae-
llcj On cafarn nj,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21

POCZTA B~kYSKAWICZNA 2
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i st. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI d~otykajacej
wsAystkich g}ownych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa.
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem a p, plan60
jazdy i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny frachtow trzeba sic uda6 do a,
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
albo do p~ierwszego lepszego agen.
ia kolejowego gdziekolwieEbadz ns
swiecie.
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General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tiki. Aet
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
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tow i obwodow ~nalez9cEch do
hOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE &St. PAUL.
trzeba pisac do II. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
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Leave Winona- Eas: North
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21
I T
FruSy POlskie.

Lu6awa. W sobote, dn1a 10 b.
M, diva cd razu mielismy DO
grzeby. Dnia poprzedniego W obiad
sfuzaca tutejszego obywatela D..
Lamparskiego, Katarzyna Wegie-
lewska z Grabowa, IS lat zycia
llczaca, poss}a sic kapac do stawu
l nleszczesliwym wyeadklem do
stafa sic ma gFebl2; W ktorej, ko.
ME pfawla. Jakkolwiek obecna BY
IA przytem corka p. Lamparsklego-
parma Julia, z inna ~jeszcze s}uza,
ca, wszelako usifowania jej, adv
wyratowae t%onacq, okazafy sic
bezkuteczne. Stojacy ma tamie pa.
robek P. Lamperskiego, J6zef Ko-
1asclahskl 2 Szczepankowa, 81 lata
LEGACY, pospieszyf nieszczesIiwei
katarzynie IA pomoc, ale schwy-
cony przez MIA, z gfebi wydostac
sic ME mog}, i tax oboje znalezli
smlerc W naturach woody. w sobo-
te X. w1kary Ruchniewicz obu ME-
szczesllwych razem pochowaF,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21
OSiQl opoWiada sWoje zycle
przez
Aid. Dygasidskiego
IS ~ 81
(Ciag dalszy).

Wszyscy teraz wolali ma
mnie z CORY: WIZ WHO,
wio!.""
Porwa}s' mnie ostatnia pa
sya ia te zgraje.
-Hultaje = myslalem SO
bic w duszy-la jeden ma ty-
lu pasozytow nam pracowao?...
Me p6jde!
Woznlca jakgdyby cdgadl
mole mysli, poczaf ME pc
bokach dotkliwie smagac.
Choc npor moi byf wielki,
ME moglem jednak wobec ba-
Ia pozostac nlewzruszorym.
WszelI1le zwierze Jest istota
siaba, a VIOLA jego zale5y cd
warunkow. Go IT, movie o
)akichs czynach nadzwyczaj
nych? Byfem zaprzagn,ety d"
cle2kle) fury, a zaledwie zdra-
dzi}em uczucia uposu, ju5 me-
oblegfo kilku zydow, 2 kto-
rych ka2dy bit, lzyf hub bral
"a uzde / prowadzit: Ru~1y-
fem miejsca, ]akko|w e1
najwyraznie] czulem, ze mi W
krzyzach trzaslo. Trzesta sic
fura boga2ow, skrzypiata me
przyj emnie, a gwar zydowski
ME ustawaf. Nlebawem PREY
szfo wje2d2ac pod gore, co 1uz
IA zupefnle) przechodzifo mole
silly. Teraz NC ME pomrgio
wofanle: ,wio, wio!" bokami
robifem ciezko, pot splywaf
pc mn'e obfiicie, a ma uderze =
ME Data mlafem chez oipo-
wiedzec rzuceuiem sic ma zi-.
mie. Spostrzegly to widac HE
ktorzy Q moich panow, DO re-
skoczyli fury nlebawem, pod
sad2ill sic Sam bsrami, pchne-
Ii i woz niebawem wyjechall
ma gore. Spostrzegfem Z wy
sokoscl YVES W dolinie, droge
przerzynala rzeka, ktora sic
villa i ginefa gdzies W zieIo-
nych bloniach. Zapragna1em
woody, orzezwienia, DO cieika
praca wytworzYfa W mym
organizmie ogromna j.
lose ciepfa, prawle zaru, kt6ry
spiekl i przepatil moe wns-
trznoscl.
OIL woody, wody--pomy-
Salem sobie. Wszystkie swe
marzenia oddam Ia krople
wody...
Vice z CORY pefnym pedem
puscl1em sre ku rzece, a fura
sam7m JUL ciezarem szybko
gonlfa IA nina; strach mie ia
wet z%dejmowaf, ably ia olbrzy-
mia wleza rupieci / !udzI lie
spadla ma mnle i ME przywn-
lila swym ogromem; gualem
przeto tenn pospieszniej. I'm
blize] byfem rzeKi, TEN wick
SEE pragnienle woody uczuwa-
lem.
Nadaremnie woznica szar-
pal lejcami, chcac powstrzy-
mac me zapedy; wewnetrzue
pragnienie mole byfy si%lniej-
SIZE Cd wszelkich lego vysl1-
kow; pozwolilbym sic teraz
zablc; byle raz ustami czer-
pnac orzezwla]aceb cli1odnej
woody.
Dopadfem wreszcie do RE
k; i, ME dbajac 0 nastepstwa,
wrecz skoczyfem w biezaca
wode. Ate zjazd oyi ]akls ME-
dohry. Fura, porwana przeze-
mnie, q Wysokiego brzepu
spadla l poiowa pasazerow
wraz z rozmaltemi gratami
rune1a do rzeki; przedewszyst.
klein zwalifa sic beczka re
sledziami. Ludziom ME state
sic mic ziego, poniewaz stru.
mien byf szerokl raczej niz
gleboki; niektorzy jednak do
brze sic naplii woody. Ale z
beczki wypadiy wszystkie Sic
die i zaczefy oto plywa6,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21
czem gfowy tama&, zapijmy
leple] te sprawe!

Zaraz wszyscy przestali mo-
vic, zgodziti sic ma iedno !
przyznali, ze czwarty ma ra-
eye. Ten. ktory ma ayd6w
wszvstko zwalat, przyzwai zy-
Ga i kauai mu podaG butelke
wilma.
Oni zaczeli pic, sciskali sic
miedzy SODA i cafowali; kledy
sic drzWl cd mel komorkl Of
warly, wszedi Abram, Mosiek
| leszcze trzeci cziowiek: thus
ty, rumiany. zydzi czempre.
DIE! 2aczeli wychwalac mole
cnoty, DO ten trzeci byf to
prusak, ktory mic chciaf ku-
pic. Nc ME mowlf, zajrzat
MI ty1ko W zeby, sprobowat
ogona W nasadzie, kopnaf mic
noga pod kolana, potem
rzekf:
-Osief, polski osiel!. =. Do
pfacicle mi trzydziesci talarow
W gotowce i wezmiecie soble
mego konia, a ia zabiore wa
szego osfa.
On Jest osief-odzywa
sic Abram-ale lepszy cd drlS
giego konia, chodzi W chom9-
Gle i pod siodtem.
-kazde zwierze tenn bye
powlnno, czem jest rzeczywls.
Gle. Kon koniem, osiei os-
lem - odparf niemiec. Wy
MI osfa "a konia ME sprzeda-
Gle.
-Nu, 8 jak osief mole bye
i koniem i osfem, to Ola pa
ma jeszcze lepiej-rzeknle Mo
sick.
Il Poiski tylko. jedne VIE
pre- cos Warte-mowi ME-
mlec-a te trzeba %zgermani-
zowa6, 2eby je z2es6 MONA
byfo.
Potargowall sic jeszeze
troche, nareszcle ukfad stanaf
i ia " drodze tacyendy "a ko-
MIA przeszedtem IA wfasnosc
prusaka. Czfowiek, kt6ry ME
nabyf, byf handlarzem zwie-
rat; ]ezdzil pc jarmarkach,
zakupywaf u zyd6w, chfop65w
i szlachty rogate bydfo, ko-
ME, wieprze; zarabiaf. glow.
ME ma kursle plenAedzy. No.
wy m6} pan kauai mic czem-
predzieJ wYprowadziG z ko-
morkl i zapedzic miedzy kro-
wy a wofy, kupione ma Jar
marku. Bee uzdy, zupe}nle
swobodnle puszczony, wnet sic
znalazfem w gromadce roga-
tego bydla. Byto mas razem
sztuk kilkanascle. Zauwazy-
lem, Re niektore krowy sa
bardzo smutne, z%blizylem sic
vice do iednei, zdradza]acej
najwiecej nlepoko]u i zapyta.
lem o przyczyne troski. Kro-
wa popatrzy}a ma mnle re zdzi-
wleniem, q potem mi opowie-
dz'afa, Re jej zal SERGE sciska
ma wspomnlenie stada, wsrod
ktorego zyfa i zielonych past.
wisk, gd>1e sic wychowata cd
malelkiego cielecla.
-lue m1edzy obcych -
mowlla --bede musia3a kar-
mic cudzlozlemcow, przyia6
lch obyczale, vice mi smut
no.
Wo1y, obecne tel rozmowie,
bardzo ponure.
Pred wieczorem wiasciciel
nasz / pomocnik lego, kllku-
nastoletm wyrostek, z batami
w reku poczeli mas ped2ic ku
granlcy; W czynuosci tel dopo-
magai I'm bury pies jakis bar.
d2o skwapliwle; jak pasterz
zaganlai on bydfo i unusual
Je, ably sic trzymalo kupy o.
raz prostej drogi.
Widze ia, re ten pies ko1o
mnle sic kreei, wee wchodze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21

[~Dokonczenie lastapi].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21

Zaledeoo kilkadniowe naradv
polsklch chirurg6w W Krakow1e
sig s%konozy}y, rozpocz21 sic we
Lwowie drugi zjazd polsklch his.
toryk6w, azeby radzlc mad bada-
MEM dzie]6w polskich. Udzia4
0lefze W tym zjezdzie miedzy in
nyml tez Jezuita X. Stanis}aw
Zafeski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-21

ko'tu@y. Cd niepam,etnyoh
ozasow ME s~rozyfa sic tn tax gwa4-
town" burza, jak W nocy z piatku
M S"oote. W ~Ostrzycach uderzv}
plorun W dom m~ieszkalny posia-
dacza Jana VOLTA i 90 zniszczv4.
"szystkle ~ruohnunr*r, resi- l ku-
ny zglne}Y " ~.Iyuuel.1ach. - w
borzostowie utona rybak Peta PRIV
fowlenlu ryb. Jego dwaj towarzy.
SIZE wyratowali sic.
Chojnice. 1890 BIN. pc POI. II
wleczorem by} tn shiny grzmot. w
Niezywieciu trzasfo w budvnek
posiadcza Kanthaka. W]znieconv
przez to ogieh ~zniszczy} ca1e pod
w6rze. W S}awecinie uderzyt plo-
run W Stodoie posladacza Jana
Pahskiego ma polu l JIG spall}. Zbo.
ZEN @Jeszcze ME byta napeEniona.
Sp. RIonio Z Rybihskich
Dziafowska, wdowa DO sp. Igna-
Gym Dzlafowsklm Z Dzialowa, u
maria Is z. m. W swojei cork W
honopnlcy pod Lublincm, Cia1o
]ej bedzle przewleziono do grobu
tamllljnego Sarnowle.
Reszth5 po Renie. Sad fawnlczy
w 1orunlu uwolnl} ks. Gryglewi-
GA cd kary 80 marek "a nleza-
meldowanle ma policyi czytelni
ludowej, kt6r2 z%awiaduJe. TAX sa-
mo uwalnil tenze sad i p. Dunno.
wlcza z Mokrego, kt6rego r6wniez
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

I.n 0mmm-ueeuaut exercises Of
Ills cE-allra. schop! viii occur TO-
maT~ lglars1ayl at 200 a. NJ. in
,ae Eighteenth 'yarl INDEPENDENT
-.Ha"i-aase- friday viii i.e srcnt
IS field ley at Liberty PARK. and
parents aal friruG5 ale invited IN
='seud GOA both occasions. Tbes.
''AeFe'7gs marx t.rc closing nj
Sine frs year OF the institution.
"".'h has Seen III almost every re-
-ae,t q successful one. and. iudgin,
-raiH iEe patronage It las rsc,.iy,.'i'
i'N i-.'.r@ have icen appreciated 10
q! extent bigiiy grutifyiur.
The following rrsgrsmpc b,s
.',H prepared Tor THURSDAY morn.
'.'-- ENe..i-y .Er Grammar. la,e-r,eBr
BE- Department.
iEsEa solo, II 90 A-ag- B-slsEa.t.
.'1.-'7. % dialogue 90 rhyme, Purlls
'."-l Prep Eralo-y Department.
An Address On 5ehalI Of yupsEs. His.
.rsrrg- Sci.
Selections i.y a PRIMARY -l.s-.
.'-.'- Misses Ngr-c WuoHmzusrc and
-sa Eomac-.
--., ENsTrise.. Residing, Preparatory
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