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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
THE new LONDON LycEuM.

tan tbcatres. The depth is ~ feet. the width
60, and rher" /. a lofty space above for the
scenery, paint bridge and rigging. The ac-
c~ommplaliDas connected with il are Of the
most improved sort, and will doubtless glad.
den the hearts ~ travelling Professionals.
Under the stage "A large apartment has been
fitted m for the Use Of minstrel .troupes ex-
clusiveiy, - that burnt cork need not leave
It's traces IN the other dressing rooms. The
street front, although simple, is decidedly ef-
~fectiye. The material used is Fishers Island
brick, set oil IN excellent taste with terra
Gotta decorations. The large archel door-
ways arr bordered with ornamental terra
Gotta relief. which is also csried up the
facade in n rich design on p~ilasters and reap
pears in the holdings Of the windows.
The interior surface Of the walls is 10 be
covered for the most part with a material re-
sembling tapestry. But the effect Of this will
be relieved and varied 10y ~arabeSque designs
in raised plaster work, richly tinted, which
run along the front Of the two galleries and
OF the eight private boxes. The plaster or
namentation is also applied TO the dome like
roofs Il the upper boxes, 10 the p~roscenium
arch, and 10 the whole ceiling over the par.
quet, which is illuminated by clusters of in
caniescent lamps, Just above the proscenium
is "a high irisze divided into arched panels,
each Of which contains a group Of figures
bronzel, against a painted ground. The pre-
vailing s'icue Il color will b. rose and gold.
The bGiiring has a frontage OF 30 feet and a
depth Of ~
Another line new theatre il that recently
completed az Tacoma, Wash. n l. situated
at The corner Of 81. Helens and Ninth streets,
with a frontage VI Ia feet on the former and
O. on III" latter The stage is 20 feet wide
and A. ic't deep, the distance from it TO the
rissInS lott above Icing 20 feet.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

and remained with that organization until
he signed with Boston. Tucker is an able
player and stands In the front rank Of ball
players. During his three years connection
with the American association he improved
In his batting each season, until finally he
reached the topmost round and he'd the Aso-
citation In that respect.
His value to a tenn Is not confined TO bis
ability rs a batman or q fielder. It Is on the
coaching lines that he also displays wonderful
capabilities, and In this respect he has but
few equals.
he infnscs enthusiasm into the rest Of the
team, and knows no let up In bis work, either
In victory or defeat, until the last man 10 cut
IN The last inning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

He made his ilrst
appeara nce as a
ball
in 1882, as a
member Of the Hol-
yoke team. He
played with tho
Holyokes for two
seasons, aud In 1854
went to Springfield.
During the seasons
Of 1885 and 1886
he played with the
Newark team. He
joined the Balti-
o club In 1851
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

al tn an imposing
farewell. function
at Sydney, and
Melbourne sadly
griey'si that IL
could not, from
lack If time, ac
cord like honor TO
the popular act
reSs. Mis- Myra
Hemble's story
writes a represent
aiive uf The Pail
Mall sindgct. 'as
she told 1t "a me-
after a I~laji.uinE
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
ing 1900 pounds clear from the floor With
out all uf any kind.

ing l,JD pounds clear from the noor Wild
out all of any kind.
Louis Cyr, the Canadian Samson, is con-
sidered by many to be the strongest man Of
today, and it is confidently expected that
when be tackles the weight il viii sail into
the air like a Stone under u derricS. One Of
Cyr's greatest performances was the lifting
Of 3,Si6 pounds Of pig iron from a platform
with hi, hlcs. This occurred "a Oct. |,
lsSS, and l. authentic.
As these experiments have aroused 50 much
enthusiasm among this particular class Of
athletes, IL i, very probable that other CON
tests uf a similar nature viii b. Instituted,
AMI who knows hut that some hitherto IN
known giant viii appear in the arena anil nc.
complish thing that will put these famous
men Of muscle 20 blushi
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
MN WHOCAN LIFT
Notable Performances Among
the Weight Raisers.
RICHARD Il. FOX'SB BIG DUMBBELL
MANY Tried Their Hand AT IL, and James
W. Kennedy SWING IL Two Inches from
ia. Floor whitman and His strap-rhe
Highest Records.

A few years ago heavy weight lifting wa
looked upon asa very important branch OF
athletics. Little by little the interest in it
died out, and il Is but recently that ii has
been revived again. The question has often
been asked; who is the strongest man in
the worldr and until very recently it has
been al open question. 1t was to decide this
point, if possible, that Richard X. Fox, of
The Police Gazette, caused a big dumbbell
to be constructed, aud offered a prize of 500
to the man who should lift il. The bell
weighed l,0J0 pounds, had massive iron han
dies firmly attached, and was not cumber-
come or unNicllly
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
A LIVELY OPERA.
"The E2-ber OF Bagdad" a
Feature in New York.
SPARKLING AND FULL OF Fun.

culiar Way in which The Big Theatre l.
Operated -fhr Pubiic's Pleasure "a secon-
Diary Matter.
The present season Of grand opera at the
Metropolitan opera house in New York is an
artistic success, as the Seasons In the past have
been. But what i, almost rs much to the
point, it isa financial success, as seasons in the
past have not been
A theatre like the Metropolitan opera house
is a possibility only invery large cities, where
there are many m~illionalrcs,
There are ia the house cighty-four boxes.
Ten Of these ioXcS are on the parquct Door
and are open for sale totlic public. lncase
a section OF the public want to sit in one Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

shows itself occasionally ~
is the many college athletes In H. ranks, and
the chairman OF the games COMMITTEES, George
II. Morrison. L. a Harvard graduate aud once
WIS a celebrated running high jumper, bold
ing "a record of 3 feet 81 inches al that game,
which even in these days j. considered n capt.
tai iump.
Tie programme for the games will lie notice
able f"r its great variety Of events. 1t will
include sprinting, middle distance running,
walking, hurdling, running high Jumping,
pile vaultiug, weight throwing and tug Of
war Games held in doors are, as a rule,
limited in events, but the b. A. A. has made
arrangements for the successful holding VI
events which heretofore have been most I'M
satisfactory when competed In on IA board
floor. Any kind of running, walking, hur-
ding aud tug Of war can he taken part in on
a board nupr almost ms well Us On turf or q
citlarr path, but jumping and weight throw
ing are different. The trouble with these
events 4, that the landing place for the athlete
in the jumps aud the weights in weight throw
ing on "A board ilOuT generally isl mattress.
II can readily be seen that TO mark where q
weight lands on a mattress needs much ex-
periencc. for no break in the ground. as it is
called out of doors, Is made, and the weight
rolls away without leaving any p~erceptible
trace where IL stIuck the mat Judges have
to be very quick In determining where the
missile land, and many disputes have arisen.
Athletes in jumping events also complain OF
a lack of confidence in landing on "A mattress
from a great height in high jumping or pole
vaulting, although some say they can 10 as
well under those conditions as il they were
competing out Of doors and landing on soft
dirt.
The games committee Of the b. A. A. has
overcome the great obstacle in weight throw
ing ON a board floor, and in both putting the
l6-pound shot and throwing the 56-pound
weight the missile will land in a box Is feet
| square filled TO a depth Of 5 inches with
| dirt. THIS will bring the composition down
to a point as fine as when carried on out Of
doors This will be the first time that the
plan has been tried ON n large scale, and the
place assigned for the weights to land in is
fully large enough 10 enable even inexpert
weight throwers to compete without running
the risk Of damaging the floor by an mac.
curate throw.
Tn programme for the games will be ms
follows: ~ yards run, 10 yards run. iI0
yards run, 80 yards run and milo run. |
mile walk, 30 yards hurdle rtue 2 feet Q
inches high, running high jump, pole vault,
putting l6to1nd shot, throwing 5bpound
weight, tug uf war-teams Of four men.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

IL IL said that n ten American novelists
whose books sell readily are sslected and ten
mechanics, who earn @Oa day, at the end
Of ten years the mechanics win have sarnsd
~ most monsy.-ExchangA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

remarkable from the fact that the target wa
ons-fourth the size Of the original French tar
get used by Nauie. Mr.. Bird punched his
tx shots, as shown in the cut, while another
marksnnn a few feet away was banging at
another kind Of target.
Mr.. Bird used the Smith e. Wesson ''Fron.
tier 4+calibcr revolver, with n Russian
model shell loaded with six grains Of powder
aud a round ball. IL is safe to say that this
last record will not lie disturbed for awhile,
unless Mr.. Bird attempts to outshoot himself.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
Thomas j. Tucker.

ThomasJ J. Tucker, who has signed with the
Boston National League baseball team for
the next three seasons, was born Oct. 2s, 1853.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
Herman LING.

Herman Long, who will play with the
Boston League club next season, promises to
be the pride Of that city as far as ball playing
is concerned. He is the king short stop OF
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
REMARKABLE PISTOL SHOOTING.


wv tttt'h =" t'f6 W tttu
George bird Who beat Him.
AT the tourney held in Paris during the
exposition George Naude, Of Paris. was
awarded first prize fora six shot score with
a revolver on tue new French target NaudeIs
record was a great one. He had one shot
in the bYlls eye near the edge Of the inner
circle, two Snts on the edge Of the circle
one above the diameter line and one below il
two other shots were punched at the d.
ameter lines. half on the 5 circle and half on
the outer circle Of the black bulls eye, and
the sixth shot half in the : circle and half in
the $ The target was ll% inches in diameter
and was set at "a distance of 80 yards from
the marksman, This was considered remark
able shooting, and bets were freely made that
no one would equal IL for some time.
The bulls eye Gu; iore given is "a fac-simile
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

Perhaps the greatest litter was w. B.Cur-
u, the athletic editor Of The Spirit Of the
Times. In New York city In 1903 be lifted
S,20o pounds with harness. This was agrest
anhisyement aud has never been beaten.
Curtis has also lifted i,2S0 pounds, hand lit,
without artificial means, and this feat he's
saso never been equalsd. No n wisbs 70
pb Kennedy Of his we'll earned title, but his
fsat Of lifting the bell pales before that a
yuung student Of Dickinson college. Ths
1pang mans name Is George Bschtsl, and hb
nnat feat was the lifting VI . weight wstgAp
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

Of the center sec.
tion of the target
on which George
Bird, the young
crack Of the Xii
dare Hunting club
and the Calumet
club,not only equal
ell the o of
Nauic, but surpass.
ell it. This achieve
tnent l. the o
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
CHESS AND

Chess problem No. 4s-By A. c. Palmer,
Fonda, la.
Black.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
TWO NEW p,AYHlOUSES.
Thu Th"atr. nj Tacoma, WASH, and the
LNeeLM Al lew London. Conn.

Good theatre are sprnsiaI ~ in many
New Euglani towns rEd cities which thirty
year, ag, wwuth luril have 'oAr.;ci them,
says I'll, ~" York sun. Among the finE
Of thcg nc" t,.u.i" T. ib' h5coGm at
New London, Conn. 1t has n stage larger
than tiat OF aLy hut the biggest mctropoli-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
AN AUSTRALIAN FAvoRlTE.

Miss Myra Keniblc, Who Recently Deserted
''the Coionics' Ia Appear ia England.
On the recent Retirement of Miss Essie
Jrnyus from the stage Miss MIRA Kemble,
tine lady who recently made a successful
debut before a London audience, seems to
have ut once taken a place in the affections Of
Australian plnySoers. Just before her de-
parture for ENGLAND Miss Hemble was treat
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16

represented on'iur mem.
bcrship roll, aud IL is in
every way a representa-
tive organization. One
advantage it has which
shows itself occasionally
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-16
THE 3. A. A. MEETING.
Largest Indoor Athletic Games Ever Given
In This Country. with Two Exceptions.

The largest indoor athletic games held in
the unit,l States siUcc TIE Two given la New
York city, J wpa"y aul March, lSS1, hy the
Amateur .htIla'i' union aud National Asso-
citation ot Amateur Athletes respectively.
will be thuss which the Boston Athletic assp-
citation has been making great preparations
for holding on Feb. Is at Mechanics hall.
Boston. lLu -rc.t feature Ci tie Boston
games will b. tie handsome prizes which nre
offered ~ attract the best athletes in the
country wi.r ug,a,iuIL. TIE tIIEs consist
Of solid siiv." r,,a about ten llrrrs high Ia
first, second rmi iUirl men, except In the tug
Of war, when tue prize u each member OF
the team taking third place will he a gold
die medal. The member OF the teams taking
first and scuni p.pcc will receive silver cups
OF a different design from those offered in the
other events
These game, viii DC the first a;'curt on the
part Of tie nnstoG Athir'ic as.uciaiion at
holding an open athletic m"crirg The club
is a little over VI years old aui il has tsen
~ in Il, beautiful club
NhN'S's ~ hnuso nn Exeter
II az street only a little
W n.-us gsY over IA Year. bOs-
tons best people are
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-06

rocznego jest, re sic postarall o
stosowna ola ksiedza plebania; i'm
zawdzieczat trzeba zaprowadzenle
porzadku, DO bez poparcla re stro-
ny p%arafian i na]lepszy / nal
zdolniejszy ksiadz wiele u%czynit
ola parafi ME moze.
A kiedy dis parafia W indie
pendence z~ostaje be- ksiedza, to
VIVA tych &C So nieprzyjacio}ml
koscio}a, szko}y i wszelklego po-
rzadku, a W pierszei linii tych, co
tn W Ameryce wyrosli be- szko}y
k%atolickiej l bez dobrego przyK4a-
du w domu rodzicielskim. Zamiast
wspierac ksiedza W lego dobrych
przedsiewzleciach, to stawiali mu
przeszkody pod kazdym wzgledem.
Energli mojej tyiko zawdzle-
czat moge, re plebania nova sta
ne|a, by W starej urzadzic MONA
by1o jake take mieszkanle ola
slostr nauczycielek, gdyz ma pie
trze W szkole mlejsce ola nlch Jest
mestosowne. Wreszcie pietro Jest
potrzebne ola urzadzenla klasy z
wyksadem angielskim.
G}6wna %przyczyna o~puszczenla
przezemnie parafi W Independence
byia zmiana W zarzadzie kosclel-
nym, kt6ry SVEN nietaktownem pc.
stepowaniem wielce SIC przyczynlf
do ~zak}6cen,a W paratii spowo-
dowaf dzisle]sze osierocenie te]ze.
przekonawszy ~le podczas me-
90 pobytu w Independence o ME
~sfornosci parafan, po1aczonej cze'
stokroGA pod}oscia nlerozumnym
uporem, }atwo mi by}o przychylic
sic do zyczenia sobie paratan z
Pine Creeku, a g}6wnle zarz2du
koscielnego, ktory wys}a} PIP. Fran
ciszka Brom Ludwika Litewskie'
90 do Najprzewieleb. rs. Blskupa
2 prosba O pozwolenstwo wrocenia
sic rs. Guzowskiego do Pine
Creek.
Cd 2Ogo Z. m. wype}nlam obo
w1azki pasterskie Pine Creek
Ola ,ego prosze wszelkie korespon
dencye odtad przesy}at ma adres
Dodge P. 0.
Trempealeau Co. Wis.
Ks. r. L. Guzoavski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-06

l.. B. W Plym h. -
Mech teraz zle co sobie sam nawa-
rzy}.
A d amowi Szeiter W
Pierce City.-Kto tylko do 1 sly.
cznla 1890 r. ma zapfaconego VIA
rusa, temu Ko$eiuszko sic ME MALE
zy; kto chce darmo odbierac Kos
ciuszke, must mice Warusa przy-
nalmnle] 10 miesiecy najprzod
opfaconego.
J. r. z Milw k G e.-No-
woscl z waszego miasta bardzo
pozadane.
FIR. Kolonk o, W Texas.
$500 cd J6zefa Tudyka tez ode
brallsmy l SO w naszeJ glownej
ksiedze pokwitowane.
x. NJ a c h n. W N ewarku u.
w sprawie tel musielismy wpierw
zainterpelowac autora pierwszego
wspomienia posmiertnego, a cd tie
60 dotad nc many odpowiedzi.
Henryk w. Raw c z
W Chicago. - Uwiadomilismy juz
pania Habrylewicz, il tie 1925,
ktore Pan "a MIA przesia}, W pore
odebralismy.
Jan Greg w Chicago
80 ksiazeczeH ME opfacifoby sic
drukowac; trzebaby na]mniej 100
egzemplarzy, co kosztowa}oby mai
taniej s dolarow.
Panu N. W Bufal o.
Choc kot juz ME moze fowic my
sly, jednak chetnie chodzi ma pc.
lowanie.
Do Baltimore. - Kto
tylko $1.Oo naprz6d zap}aci "a
Wsarusa, temu d}uzej prezent sig
ME nalezy.
P. Gliniec k j, Nc MILAN
-Czy ~jeszcze ME ma wiadomosci
cd brata, IL odebra} pienladze1
K. zyma Ii XII Reading
ME potrzebu]e Pan pfacic "a
Ko$c., gdyz ma Wiar. naprz6d op}a
conego.
L. D ebiczek W S. c h i
c a g o.-Przepraszamy "a omy4ke
War. Z Rose. zap}acone do l sty
cznia 1891 r. i odtad oba regular
ME beda wyse}ane. Prezent Take
juz wys}any.
Do Pittsb rg a.-Ostr6z
ME 2 tym przyjacielem. - Zjes;
beczke soil, MIN poznasz do wolf
"A. P | S k j, Providence
,,Wojsko polskie" pod}ug rysun'
k6w WI. Mottego MONA sprowa
dzlc kazdej polskiei ksiegarni v
Poznaniu, mianowicie zas cd p
Fir. Chocieszynskiego, ullca Wodn;
Mr.. Is. (Posen, Europe, Germany
Jan NJ e k, Columbus
w Seattle, Washington Territory
pomiedzy innymi mieszkaja Pola
cy: Franciszek Szreder, AT Mall
Str, i J6zef Mahkowski (Sho
store).
F.. Z. Baltim ORE
Wys}allsmy pred dwoma tygo
dniami pod starym Pahskim adre
sem try DUE obrazy i pack
ksiazek.-Czys Pan tego ME ode
bra1?:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-06
,Wiarusa:


BERLIN, WIS. S. T. Choinacki
BALTIMORE, NJ. D. FIR Ziarnowski
1928 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
uFFAL NY. Jan GoIyca So Townsend Str.
A CITY, MICH. Antoni Przybylinski L. B. 90
BESSEMER, Mich.-Andrzej Wysocki.
CHICAGO F.. Szafarczyk 71o-i7 Str
Jan Lesnau Cor. IS & Buhanan Str
GILLMANN, BENTON GO. MO. wawrzyniec
Wisniewski.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 1877 Wa
shington Str.
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. T.. Jul. Wirkus.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. JanF. Berka Humbold Av. 8oI
MT CARMEL Jan Bazylak FIR. Kwiatkowski
MANISTEE, Mich.-Jan Guzio.ek (Kino) Filler City
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. Hidebrandt
SHAMOKIN, PA. Franciszek Cimochowski
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CorVence& Junction
WILNO. MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-06
POLSKI DOKTOR.

Sumiennie sprzadzone lekar-
silva, specialize ma te lub owa
chorobe, So zawsze prawdziwem
acknowledgement ola kazdej rodzl-
ny.
Bedac d4ugie lata lekarzem l
aptekarzem, nialem sposobnosc
poznanla sic z potrzebami cierpia-
cej ludzkosci, a re kazdemu pola-
kowi, tax i mnie dobro ludu ma
sercu ley, jest wiec celem moim
bye ~uzytecznym w%szYstkim clerpia-
Gym, nietylko W miejscu, gdzie pre-
bywam, ale l W naJbardzle] odle-
g1ych stronach, gdzie brak lekarzy
poisklch i sumiennej porady nara
"a chorych ma d}ugle cierpienia i
koszta.
Lekarstwa, ktore dzlslaj zjedna-
~ sobie Obscene uznanle tax re
strony bogatych iak i ubogich, re
strony klinlk j szpitall-o czem
swiadcze %codziennie otrzymane IL
sty z obstalunkami, lekarstwa, "a
ktorych skutecznosc recze, DO pod
moim specyalnie okiem prepare
waae, SO nastepujace:
Notwithstanding sku-
teczny srodek ma nerwowei caiko-
wife osiabienie brak apetytu, chro-
nlczny Dol giowy specyalny, bal
sam cudowny ola kobiet pc STA
bosch S1.OO
N. A. IMMINENT. Znakomi-
ty balsam do smarowanla ma Reu-
matyzm, tamania W kosclach i
g%wa}towne bole g1owy Soc.
Maryahskie zo}ad-
kowe krople; srodek ten
p%owszechnie znany ~polecamy ma
wszelkie zastarza}e choroby zo4ad-
ka, niestrawnosc, brak apetytu, Cd
biianie sic i n1eomylny srodek ma
febre 75c.
SYRUP Ma KASZEL. Radi-
kal ME usuwa kaszel i dusznosc Csc.
KOLKOWE KROPLE usu-
waia kolki, Dol zo1adka, rozwoln,e.
ME i wymioty 25c.
Csc. KROPLE CHOLERYCZ-
NE. NaJpewniejsza pomoc w Dy-
zenteryl, gwa}townych rozwolnie-
Mich po1aczonych z wymlotami
(cholero Morbus).
25c. BALSAM czarnyc h
agod d. Ola dzieci ma letnia cho-
robe.
25-5Oc. HERBATA. Najle-
psze to lekarstwo polecone ma cry
szczenie krwi $50 centow pu-
de4ko.
Krople Cd bdlu re-
b 6 W pc 1Oc. i rozmaite inne.
Ia te lekarstwa opatrzone mo-
jem nazwiskiem i marka ochronna
Biatego Or1a gwarantuje, tie tylko
BOWEN SO preparowane W moim
laboratorYum.
Chorzy, kt6rzyby pc dok1a-
dnem uzyciu ktorychkolwiek
moich lek6w ME doznali ulg1, ME
chat sic zg}oszq do mnie listownie
lub osoblscie, a otrzymuja ca4ko-
vita porade lekarska i lekarstwo
bezpfatnie.
Zadat nalezy W kazdej apte-
ce, a jezeli aptekarze W kt6rym
miescie by ME mieli, p~rzeszle ma
tychmiast chloe jedna haszke pc
otrzymaniu wyzeJ podanei ceny.
Adres do mnie
DIR. NJ. p. KOSSAKOWSKI
$50 Noble utica
Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-06
Chicago, 23yo Lutego 1890.

CHICAGO, 23go Lutego 1880.
w dniu wczoraj SEEN IT,. %
BIN. odby}o sic posiedzenle nadzwy-
%czajne Tow. Gmiua Polska No..
l. Grupa 20, W celu za}atwienia
korespondencyi by}ego Bzadu
C~entralngo o przyiscic W pomoc
reczyciclom Morgensterna.
Osw1adczamy, re Towarzystwo
Gmina Polska No. | uchwali4a Z
kasy Towarzvstwa pietdziesi2t
dolar6w ma pokrycic d%eficytu, i
zarazem upowaznlfa admimstracye
do og}oszenia to p~ublicznic W
organic ,,Zgoda". Il szacunklcm.
7 Woany, Prezydent.
]. Knietz, Sekrctarz.
Powyzszc dwie korcSponden-
eye wyjete sa re ZgodW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-06

AGENTEM Wsarusa ma ca
Ia oxollce Stevenspoint, Cen
tralia i Junction City jest
pan DR.. Szymon Lubowlecki
W Mill Creek, Wis.
z DETROIT donoszq nam,
ze pierwszych dwoch klerykow
Seminaryum Polskiego wy
swieconych zostafo ma ksiezy.
~zWIAZKOWCY W Wilkes.
barre, Pa, przekonawszy sic,
lie ks. Rafai Tomaszewski Jest
gorliwym zwolenniklem Z]e.
dnoczenia Katolickiego, roz-
poczeli z MIN wc;ne i gdzie
tylko moga, robia temu kappa
now nieprzyjemnosc.
W SILVER LAKE,, Mimi,
jest $50 rodzin polskich j ty-
lei czeskich.
WELL. KS.
objezdzal W miaionym tygo'
dniu kopalnle wegla wscho'
dniej czeSci Ohio, sluchajac
spowiedzi pracuiacych W Mich
po]skich gornik6w
LA L III. Do grupy
Zjednoczenia, ktora sic tn W
koncu lutego zawiazafa, zapi-
safo sic jul przeszlo 100 czton'
kow.-Ks. Wozny ME popie-
ra AMI Zlednoczenla, ami Zwiaz-
kowcow.- Nova Opera W La
Sale kosztowa1a SO tysiecy
dolarow.
z dowia.
du;emY sic o Kownackim i
Jozefowskim, ktorzy Dreima-
nowi ~wystawlli swiadectwo ucz-
ciwosci, 2e to tacy sami bra
cha, ]ak on sam; oni z pc.
dobnym dfugiem, iak Dre]man,
opuscili tamteJsz4 grupe zwiaz'
~Wiadomo. lie cYgan
tYlko cyganem sic swiadczy6
mole, DO poczciwy czlowiek by
sic "a MIN ME uiaf.
POLACY z Baltimore scigajf
listami gohczeml nlejaklegos No
wickiego, drukarza i muzykanta
ktory i'm ucieki z rieniedzmi, re
branemi ma z~afozenie polskiej ga
zety i ma zakupienie trab ola pol
ck,oi Eonoli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-06
Ofary ma pOreczycieli
MOrgemsterme.
CHICAGO, "a Lutego Is!

CH1CAGO, "a LdteSO lo9V.
Odezwa by1ego Rzadu Contra
lnego W sprawie poreczycieli /.
N. Morgensterna, zywo zaintcreso-
wa1a cz}onk6w Tow Harmonii.
Poreczyciele PIP. T. Nalepinski l
J. Klossowski, Cd samego poczatku
czfonko vie naszego towarzystwa,
wielkie swa, bezinteresowna praca
oddali us}ugi tax towarzystwu ia
ko tez Zwiazkowi Mar. Pol. TO
tel ogo} ma posiedzeniu dnia %
Lutego, dab wyraz u%znania lch
piracy i by przyjsd I'M W pomoo
celen zap}acenla skaradzlonej
przez Morgensterna sunny zawoto-
wal iednog}osnle wyasygnowac Z
kasy $50 dolar6w.
Prey tel sposobnosci polecamy
goraco te odezwe uwadze i wspa-
nia}omyslnosci grup Zwiqzkowych.
CT poreczyclele lyle SO winni, co
kazdy z mas, a wobec prawa So Cd
powiedzialni. D~opom6zmy i'm po-
dug moznosci, ably uchronic len
samych i rodziny Cd majatkowej
rulny.
Y. Bordodshi, prezydcnt.
st. Plissha, sckretarz.