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with our headmen Bionelo and Bakunn, two
Waugatta natives who carried extra rifles
OF ours, we replied with our Express and
Martlnl-Henry rifles, while the other canoe,
OF which Mongessi took command, poured
IN dropping fire from four or five fiintlocks.
We were out In the full light of the moon,
while our foes were completely hidden IN
the darkness of the forest bank. Loud cries
of derision and shouts from the shore
greeted our fusilade and, padding up stream,
we gave another broadside in the direction
of the smoldering fires, which this time was
received in silence.
A REST ON THE sEDGE-GRAss.
Feeling we could do nothing that night,
while if we remained near we offered cap
ital aim to our hidden foes, we determined
to make for the opposite bank OF the chan
mel, about 800 yards across A thick, float
ing mass of inferlacing sedge grass clinging
to the bank prevented us reaching the shore.
Accordingly, fastening our canoes to this,
we stepped out onto the grass, which bore
our weight, although 1t rose and fell be-
meath each movement. We promptly
stretched ourselves out on this
grassy couch, and although a leg
would sometimes break through and
reach the river flowing beneath we man.
aged to keep afoat and get some sort of rest
in spite of mosquitoes and a drizzling
shower of rain. 1 had an india-rubber
ground sheet with me, useful for stretching
on the floor Of ones tent or sleeping on at a
pinch, and this 1 now endeavored to rig
into shelter from rain and mosquitoes b.
throwing it over my head and huddling my
knees up to my chin, while 1 could feel my
self slowly making deeper impression in
the grass apd lv eaffl;po
in the sedge until l expected every moment
to go through altogether and take plunge
in the river.
Ny comfort was of short duration, for
Mongessi objected to rain and mosquitoes as
much as 1 did-and observing that it was an
unpleasant night for an al fresco entertain
ment on a floating island, he, followed by
his wife and two or three of the men,
promptly crawled under my extempore tent
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popotamus which was playing about In the
Congo opposite the village.

hONGESSlS UNLUCkY EAPEDl1AON'
The canoe wobbled fearfully owing to
Mongessi's wild attempts to stand uprlght
in 1t, and long ere the canoe we promptly
dispatched after him for the recovery OF the
rifle had been able to overtake them, he and
his wife were f1oundering in the river; but
the rifle, fortunately enough, was safe at the
bottom of the canoe. Mongessi returned
somewhat damped, and the poor wife con-
soled herself for her ducking by spolllng
his evening meal and making herself gener-
ally disagreeable for the remainder OF the
evening.
By this time we had had enough of Ba-
kanga, SO we departed an hour later for the
equator by q new route, through different
network of islands, in the channels between
which we came upon herds of hippos, put
very wild, owing to the presence of many
fishing canoes. We succeeded in shooting
a couple, but, although they were badly
wounded, we could not tell if we had sue
ceeded in killing them outright or not, and
were obliged to continue our journey in Or
der to reach our station before night, where
I arrived suffering from a severe touch OF
fever, brought on by exposure to the sun
during our long passage of the river.
Mongessi endeavored to share with the
wounded native the honors of the expedi-
ton, but the production of the piece OF stone
shot from the Ronki gun from the latter's
thigh finally raised him so high in popular
estimation that Mongessi was compelled to
admit he was not the hero of our frultless
elephant hunt.
THE TRIP TO THE MALINGA.
On October 2S the long-expected Florida
appeared in sight. steaming round the point
below our station. We had been wearily
waiting for her, Glave and L, to make our
eagerly desired journey up the Lulungu
river, which, with its main feeder, the Ma
linga, native report described as being the
richest ivory-producing af1uent of the
Congo. We were anxious, too, to PEN
strange people dwelling on the banks of the
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IFE at the equa-
tor, $50 miles up
the Congo, was
very different
from my expert
ences on the low
er reaches of the
river. My friend,
Z. J. Glave, was
in charge of our
station, and was
the ''blood broth
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CoZY corners in hotels are hard to find, yet
any one stopping at the Sturteyant House,
Broadway and Twenty-ninth st., N. Y, will be
able to find good many Of them. Moderate
prices Snd central location,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-09

an ardent churchman and his contributions
for church work are large. He attends the
fashionable st. Bartholomew's Church in
Madison avenue, and may be seen any
Sunday afternoon on his way home from
service with his prayer book and hymnal in
hand
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large and substantial, but rather old
fashioned house. The Astor property Is
easy to manage, for it involves merely the
collection of rents with the occasional sale
or purchase of building or lot. Probably
no individual fortune of any magnitude,
either in America or Europe, is SO secure as
William Waldorf Astor's. Only an earth
quake devastating Manhattan Island could
wipe 1t out.
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MAY BE BILLIONAIRES,

The foregoing figures show how fast for
tunes mount up even at ordinary rates of in
terest. Every one of the four greatest for
tunes in America is likely to be augmented
beyond its natural increase by advantageous
Investments. If Rockefeller keeps on piling
up money as he has in the past and there is
reason to believe he will, he can count his
wealth at 5000, 600, 900 in two or three years.
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DOGS OF THE EXPEDITION.

drew. who had been educated at mission
in Zanzibar, but who unfortunately proved
great thief.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-09
THE VANDERBILT WEALTH.

Cornelius Vanderbilt inherited $50, ,000, 900
from William H. Vanderbilt. He was pre-
viously the possessor of about So, 900, 000.
Interest and appreciation in the value of
the bonds and stocks left him by his father
make up the balance of the S110, 900
with which he is credited. His fortune is
very sagaciously invested. 1t is principally
in stocks and bonds, but of class that in
Wall street are known as "gilt edged. :"
Even panic in the stock market would
not be apt to diminish the value of his for
tune over 10 per cent, and this impairment
would not be permanent.
He was the favorite grandson of old Com
modore Vanderbilt, whose name he bears,
and he was likewise the favorite son of his
father. He is an excellent business man.
His methods are conservative. Vanderbilt
is unassuming. He has never sought polit-
ical preferment, nor, for that matter. has any
member of the Vanderbilt family. He is
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NOT A PUBLIC SPEAKER,

hand.
NOT PUBLIC SPEAKER.
He is never heard as public speaker ex-
cept at the meetings of the railroad branch
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
which ne provided with handsome build
ing. He and Chauncey NJ. Depew lunch
together every day that they are both at the
general offices of the Vanderbilt roads in
Forty-second street. He depends on Mr.
Depew for counsel, as his father did before
him, and he is as fond of Mr.. Depew's
clever sayings at an assemblage of ban
queters.
The estimate of Jay Gould's fortune is
made up on the "market value" In one
way it is a precarious fortune. It is COM
posed almost entirely of the securities of
the corporations controlled by him, and
these are speculative in the extreme. A
panic in Wall street might reduce his for
tune one half Gould has practically re-
tired. His health is not good and he has
put the active management OF his properties
in the hands of his two eldest sons, George
and Edwin. He has contracted rather than
extended his interests during the past three
or four years until now his holdings of
stock are not great outside the Western
Union Telegraph Company, the Missouri
Pacific Railroad and the elevated rail-
roads in New York.
HIS SIGHT HAS FAILED
to such an extent recently that he wears
gold-bowed spectacles almost constantly.
He has grown rather tired of his yacht, bul
in the summer finds it convenient in going
between New York and his country place at
Irvington-on-the-H Hudson. Rockefeller and
Gould have made their fortunes in single
generation. Astor's fortune represents the
lot, nF fnr1 Va
derbilt's of three generations.
Rockefeller's fortune probably yields, at
its estimated value, per cent. Wander
bilt's yields about the same. Astor's for
tune is calculated to yield per cent. In
asmuch as many of the stocks and bonds
owned by Gould pay no interest at all, it is
not probable that he derives per cent on
his total wealth. Taking these figures the
annual and daily income of the four men,
compounding the interest semi-annually to
allow for reinvestment, are as follows:
YEARLY AND DAILY INCOMES
Yearly Daily
William Waldorf Astor.... S6l25OO 23,593
Cornelius Vanderbilt...... 5566,OO0 1929
Jay Gould.................. 27lS.OO0 7,446
If the rule of natural increase were fol-
lowed, the four great fortunes would be as
follows at the end of the periods named,
counting the interest at the rates named
above and compounding it semi-annually:
JOHN d. ROCKEFELLER.
One year. .Sl4I 81 600
rive years.
twenty-five years...-..............-.. 465,TI9,OOO
WILLIAM WALDORF AsToR
One year. .S133 6l2, 500
Five years. 167. .9S7, 500
Twenty-Five years. G7, $4,000
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT.
One .sl15, ,566 900
Five years.. l40 100000
Twenty-Five years. 81, ,S94 600
JAY GOULD.
One year.. 90, ,7180O0
Five years. 104, ,445000
Twenty-Five years.. 189, ,45S 900
MAY BE BILLIoNAIRES.
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IN AFRICAN WILDS,
Roger Easements Unsuccess-
full Hunt for Elephant.
FIRED ON BY THE R0NKIS.
The Start From Equator for a Land
Unknown to White Men.
CEREMONY OF BLOOD BROTHERSHIP
FIRED ON BY THE RONKIS.
CEREMONY OF BLOOD BROTHERSHIP

WRITTEN FOR THE DIsPArcH.i /
Mo-
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A NIGHT IN CANOES.

Owing to the great heat in the daytime
we decided to start at night and paddle the
greater part of the way before morning.
Manning two canoes with about 20 men in
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
ZAPkACILI
IA WEARUSA.

Brennan, Wawrz. Kasprowicz 200
Poz al Rev. Sebastyahski 200
Winona, Anton Glubka 200
Midtown, J6zef Grudzihskl 200
st. Joseph, NJ Krochman 100
Dodge, Jan Olszewskl 200
Lansing, S. Kowalewski 200
Manlstee, K. Lewandowski 200
shenandoah A. Bozewicz 200
Nanticoke, w. Furmanski 200
Chicago, Fir. sarnowski 100
Alberta, Piotr Szenofen 200
Cleveland, And. Skonieczny 200
Moundsview, Benedykt Moga 100
Winona, Jan Kfopotek 200
Bryan, Jan Kr6lczyk 200
Kanada, Jan Perszyk 200
Vanderbilt, Jozef Czerwihskl 400
Chicago, Teofl G6rski 200
Chicago, Stan. Aahkowski 200
Silver Lake, Wzef Wendofek 200
Columbus, Jan Mlcek 200
Detroit, Dominik Kwiatkowski 200
Arnot, Andrea Kamihski 200
Omaha, Alex Lamlch 200
St. Paul, Jozefa Tyma 400
Bay City, FIR. CIszewskl 200
Winona, Tomasz Noga 200
Centralia, FIR. Szenak 200
Ardoch, Jan Glerszewski 200
Gaylord, Jerry Wolny 200
Antrim. jerry Jankowski 200
Stronach, Wawrz. Mallcki 200
WIlkesbarre, A. Korpanty2.0O
Baltimore, A.. Pomykaia 200
Vino. Dobrzelewskll.O0
Jan Lorek 200
Winona, PIotr Klonowski2 90
Bnaes6wg, Stan. Matuszak,2 200
Phizad. 1. NaewodoWski 200
Dubois, F. Podkonorski 200
Independence. Ed. Jelen LOO
Jan 2Hue'lng LOO
Byemond, j. Sadouskl 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

5askinieB estusa. Powiehd
:" ola wszZstkioh szlachetnie mysla.
cych. W mocnej oprawie 20 zfo.
conYm tytulikiem.
Gr | a n t, oraz Plesn1 weselne
ola m}odziehcow i 6.nSA,6w AZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
Ksiazki do nabozeh-
stWa:

Dziecie do Boga........ q
Dziecie do Boga ze zfotemi brze-
Kwiat aiewinnosci ola dzieci polls.
kich W Ameryce..
nKsiazeczka" do naboiehstwa ola
mtodzie5y, zfocone brzegi, z}oco.
ny tytulik, pofsk6rek z tytuli-
ken lJ6zefa Chociszewskiego]
Ia sama ksazeczka oprawna W
skorke z obrazkiem..--.....95
Ia sama ,,Ksiakeczka do naboteh-
silva ola m~fodziezyn z okuciem
i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,....1 .25
Ia sama oprawna W kos6 sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit. rs
Ola dorosfyc h.
ANIOh STROZ oprawny W skorke
zfocone brzegl 100
Ani6{ Str6z, oprawny W
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi, z okuciem,
zameczklem, z}otym tytuliklem
ANIOH STRUz oprawny W kosc
sfonlowa lub W aksamit.. 800
zHOTY OETARZYK, mocno o.
prawny re zfoconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno so.4O
%zfocone brzegi, skorka 0.8O
s." okuc1emi zameczkiem 100
- OETARZYK POLSKI
re zfoconemi brzegami LAO
Ee sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNN opraw. " skorke 1.5o
ziocone brzegi ITS
ze sprzaczka 800
o gr6dek D h y, O.
prawny W skdrke, z}ocone brze-
81, z obrazkami ma ok}adce, zlo.
conym tytulikiem..... $3.50
Ia sama ksiazka z zameczkiem
i okueiem. 200
W ianek Maryi, opr.s W
sk6rke
Wianek Mary, z1ocony tY.
tulik i z}ocone brzegi LEO
w ianek Nary, z}ocone
brzegi, z zameczkiem i okuciem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW e.

We vtorek, 25 llstopada,
poslublf W naszym polsklm
kosciele czionek Legloru Pol
sklego p. Jan Jereczek panne
Pauline Majkowska, Do kos
ciola odprowadzi' mfoda pare
cafy Legion polski W petnym
uniformie.
Waemzynlec GromowsAe, kto-
rema W przeszlym tygodniu
clezko na}adawanv woz p.
Andrze}a Jnuszewskiego Eta
mai trey zebra, powell pray
chodzl do zdrowia. Leczy 80
pan Or. Reyes.
We uszystd5ch tutejszych pl'
zach parowych iul skonczyia
sic robota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
Polecamy W no Iskim gro
cerllikOm make nEOuntin
City.

Wszedzle W miescle terag
chwalq make z mfyna Foun-
tain City Milling Go. Jest to
maka najprzednielsza, prze-
wyzszajaca dobrocia maxi W
mfynach mlnnesockich i wis.
consinsklch daleko i szeroko
wYrabiane.
Me przesadzamy pewnie,
piszac, Re lepsza jul mako bye
ME mole. jak So maxi Foun.
taln-CltsHle: Edelweiss,
Straight i Golden Anker.
Grocernik, ktory chce FARO
bic ma sprzedazy maxi, powi
MEN przedewszystkiem utrzy
mYwa6 make z
Fountain City
Milling Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

elekn a h history o cier.
pliwej Hellenic GORGE
kr6la Antoniego cesarzs Tureo.
kiego z Konstantynopolu lCaro.
L k D o m o W ). ~ezyli ME,
zawodne sposebv domowsgo i tai
niego leczenia ~rozmaitych ehor6b,
oraz opisanie rozmaltych roslin
leczacych przez Przyjaciela Ludz'
F 3 " W a n i q ola rodz,-
COW i innych drogich os6b..2o
Prorootw ON h | d y, kro.
lowej re Saby, Is Sybilii, Ksis-
dza Marka Wernyhory innych.
Cd roku 57S pred Narodzeniem
Chrystusa al do pozuych wicklow
Se n k czyli Wr6kenie ze snow,
Ma przeszfo 1900 przypadk6w
sfu&ace, z r6znyeh starodawnyeh
ksiag zebrany ............ Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA z Kaszuba
HISTORIC % GRZEGORZU,
kt6ry przez II lat pokutowaf
przykuty do skafy. Piekne
wzruszajace opowiadanie ola lu-
AUCHARKA POLSKA I AME-
60
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli sku-
tiki ME fosfuszenstwa, ksiazka zu-
pefnie nowo j; trssciw;e ufo1ona
aRABIA PAROBKIEM u kmie-
oPowIADANiE PoDRo.NEGo
Q ~strasznie dziwnem fozu...1O
1AKLETA DZIE WICA......1O
3ARTEK EATKA.
?lesni P olskie, zebrane ola
Polonii W Ameryce przez WI.
DynleWlcZa..
oraw dz1wy Q Persko -E.
gipsk; S g i k. - najpew.
niejszy sposob wygrania ma To-
teryi wed}ug kombinacyj siyn-
nych magik6w i profesorow ma.
tematyki Orlice itp.-tudziek wy
jawienienie tajemnie isposob, ia.
kich uzywano " starozytnobci
do przepowiadania i wro&enia
przysziosci.-z przeszfo 200 o.
brazkami. Dosfowny przedruk
Sennika drukowanego W dru.
karni Unlwersytetu Jagielloh-
skiego W Krakowio.... $50
D K 8 }adnej d~ziewczynie 10
20 i esc e kohcu sycia Plata
5askinieB estusa. Powiehd
ola wszXstkich szlachetnie mysla.
cych. W mocnej oprawie 20 zio.
conYm tytulikiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
n Au Gle

5legFY W swoim zawodzie, egzami-
nowany pedagog re starego kraju
kt6ry W Prusach Zachodnich d}u-
gle lata klerowaf szkc}a elementar-
na a i tn W Ameryce przez dwie
zimy uczy1 W polskiej szkole pa
rafalneJ, poszukuje ma nadchodza-
ca zime posady-za skromnem wy
nagrodzeniem.
Adres jego wskaze Redakcya
W1ARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

tfuSzczu podsk0rnego, brak Wszel-
kiego pokarmu W zofatkach i klsz-
kach, a IL dwoch navel brak kafu,
anemle wszystkich prawie organow
i og6lne obnizenle zawartoscl
krwi. Wedfug zdania lekarzy,
smierG tych dzieci by}a haste
pstwem zupe}nego wyclenczenla,
spowodowanego przez nledosta-
tecznosc pokarmu, kt6rego ma Kill
ka DIN pred smlercia zmarfe die
CT by1y navel pozbawlone z%upe}nie.
Z liczby dziecl o%debranych sku
blllsk'cj l Kupkowej, i oddanych
do domu podrzutkow PREY szplta-
lu Dzleciatka Jezus, dwoje by1o
zdrowych, pozosta}e zas by1y scho-
rowane, wycienczone i wkrotce
zmar}y. Zdanie lekarzy co do PREY
czyny smiercl brzmiaio zgodnie
re zdaniem o przyczynle smierci
dzleci, znalezionych ]uz jake zmar-
Re W czasle oozaru.
Ma drugl dzieh pc pozarze
dwaj eh}opcy przez ciekawosc "a
czeli kopat z'emie W kom6rce
znajdujacej sic W kacie podw6rza,
a nalezacej do Skublinskiej i Wv
kopali szesc trupow dzieciecych.
z powodu silnego rozkladu ciat,
przyczyna smierci HE mog}a bye
okreslona, lekarz wszakze orzek},
re zmar}y one przynaJmniej ma
szest miesiecy przedtem.
Re Skubllhska zajmowa4a sic
lokowanlem dzieci W domu pod
rzutk6w, widaG to re znalezionych
u mel dokument6w: zobowlazanla
niewiadomej osoby zap}acenia, O.
pr6cz danych juz 4, ~jeszcze 6 rs.
pc oddaniu dziecka do domu pod
rzutkow; pieciu paszport6w, CITE
rech kslazek leg tlmacyJnych, jed
ne] ksiazki s}uzbowej, szesclu me-
tryk rozmaitych kobiet, czterech
swiadectw domu podrzutkow o
p~rzyjeclu dzleci, a oprocz tego
dw6ch kwlt6w kasy pogrzebowel.
Skublihska, Zdanowskie Kup-
kowa zajmowaiy sic przyjmowa-
MEM dzieci ~ieszcze pred zamiesz-
kaniem PREY ullcy sliskie1. z ksiag
szpitala Dzieciatka Jezus widaC,
re cd d. 6 lutego 1888 do tegoz
dnia 1890 +. ulokowaly one W do
mu podrzut&dw 122 dzieci, Z tych
Skublihska-6, Kupkowa-66, Ag-
nieszka Zdanowska-2l i Emilia
Zdanowska- 20. Nlezaleznle cd
tego So wskaz6wk1, re l inne ko-
biety Z ich polecenia lokowa}y
dziecl W szpitalu.
Ma zasadzie tych danych, oraz
zeznan swiadk6w: y Skublinska,
obie Zdanowskie i Kupkowa o..
skarzone sa 0 to, re W L. 1889 i
poczatku 1890. majac II sieble Gu
DE, nowonarodzone dzlecl, pc u
przedniem porozumieniu pozosta.
wia}y niemowleta bez opieki i mo-
rzy4y g}odem rozmyslnle, dlatego,
azeby n umierafy, sKutklem cze-
go bv4a smierG wielkiej ich liczpy.
y Wat i Milecki oskarzeni 90 O
uRrywanie i wsp6}udzla1 W tenn
przestepstwie. Akt oskarzenia w
konkluzyi zada zastosowania do O.
skarzonych art. IS 2 CT. 1853
kod. karnego, kt6re groza ciezkle-
mi robotami W kopalniach cd lat
Is do 20.
(Ciag daisy nastapl).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
kALENDARZ MARYANSKI
ma rOk Pahskl 1891 T..

S&11Snl
kalendarz, ktory wydawca
Worusa daruje swolm abonentom,
zawiera co nastepuje:
y Sloane ODrazki prey
otatkach kalendarzowych kazdego
miesiaca.
y y d b ry a.
b W d Xxi ma stronle do
zaplsywania naJwazniejszych wy
padk6w, l Now orocznik 2
~llustracya.
- s e d m obraz6w, z
ktdrych kazdy zajmuje iedna stro-
ne: a) Zdr owas Marya-b) Zdro
was badz Marya-c) Easkis
Pe}na-d) Pan Toba-ea
Bfogos1 Jonas Ty mic
dry niewlastaml-f) I blogo-
Ia y owoc zywota Twojego
81 S W i e AM aryo, Mako
Boza. m6dl Sic "a naml-h) Szczes.
Gle domowe.
N astepujace dfuzsze pO-
Wiesci Obrazkalli "a
Wiera nasz Kalemdarz:
L. DINA krzyzowa XIX
wieku przeclw Barbara ynistwu ma
bometan czyli ieszczesna dola
Murzynow w A'rvce w naszym
wleku.-II. Niewldo mv mu-
zykant.--III. Chleb Matki Boskiej
(Prawdzlwe %zdarzenie.) w. Gu
ny obraz Naiswietszel Ma
ryl Fanny Nieustajacej Pomocy.-
V. k druglego swiata.-
vi Srebrne nogi (z obrazkami.)
Dalej znajduja sic W ma
gym kalendarzu %pouczajace arty-
kufy, wiersze, d'uzsze kr6tsze
dowcipne opowiadanja, pc cze5cl
z obrazkami, z}ote mysli / roma
itoscl.
Do Kalendarza Maryanskiego
do}aczony jest obraz kolorowy
(olejodruk) przedstawiaJacy Matke
Boska ponad Wszystkiemi Swiete-
ml-iako Kr6lowq wszystklch Swie.
tYch.
Kto pragnie odemnie kup
K a lendarz Maryans SIX Ii
dostanle go "a Is centow, lecz FAC
m~lejsccwi powinni 1eszcze do4aczyt
5cent6w Ma koszta przese}ki.
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MOrdOWanie Memo
what.
(Sprawozdanle ,,Kraju")
Warszawa, 4 listopada.


W. dniu dzlsiejszym wydziaf
karny warszawskiego sadu okrego-
wego rozpoczat sadzenie gfosnej
sprawy skublihsklej / Jej sp6lni-
'k6w, oskarzonych o przyjmowanie
niemowlat INA garnuszek" i spro-
wadzenle smierci wielu z Mich. o.
a O fafsz dokument6w Tub ko-
rzystanie z fa}szywych, s%porzadzo-
nych przez kogo innego. So to "a
tenn dwle sprawy, Z kt6rych kaz
da ma osobny >akt oskarzenia.
Przytaezamy le %ponizej ledeprdQ-
s1ownie, drugi W krotkiem stresz-
EMU:
w nocy d. 6 lutego 1890 r.
aymu PREY ulicy Sllskiej. pod
40 wYbuchi pozar, przyczem
miedzy innemi poddasze,
'ka]aprzez Margarine sku-
2 ro4ama. Podczas gasze-
ognia dwaj STRATEGY znalezli
mieszkaniu Skublihskiej oraz
ID dachem sledm trup6w DIE
Aecych, 2 ktdrych czterY 5yiy
zweglone. w tym samym czasie
c6rka Skublihskiej, Zuzanna Kup-
kowa, wynios3a czworo zywych
dziecl do zony str6za jednego 2
pobIlzkich domow, a sauna Sku-
bllhska zatrzymana z~ostala z dwoj-
giem dzieci, q ktdrycb iedno by4o
~nlezywe. PrzyczYna smlercl czwor-
ga dzieci Z powodu ich zweglenia
j sllnego rozk}adu, ME mogla bye
okreslona przez lekarza; stwierdzo-
no rrzytem, re zmarly one ma try
do d~ziesieclu tygodni pred poza-
rem. Co do pozostalych trzech
trupow nlezweglonych i iednego
~odebranego Skublinsklei, lekarz
skonstatowaf zupe}ny brak II mich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
L E X A r T W O
MA FTJAHAa9W.
Ma ca EN- swiecie lest tylko
iednO lekarstWO, DIR. HeinegO
zlOty specyfik Dr. Heines
Golden SDecifikl.

Moze bye danem W flizance
kawy Tub herbaty, bez wledzy "a,
zy~wajacego. a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, / .trwaia, zarowno ely pa.
event Jest umiarkowanym piiakiem,
czy natogowym opojem. Tysiace.
opojow zostalo wyleczonych O.
tvm specy fl KEEN W swoiei
kawle bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiai
oni NIGGA sic ST. zyma6 cd pa.
lonych trunkow z & fusnei wolf.
Zazywanie tego leka silva ME Wv
wofuJe zadnego szkoM wego skut-
ku. Ia w%yleczenie sic reczy. Zgfos-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
szczeg6ly. AdresowaG w z~apfaniu.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. o. IS
Ra Street, Cincinnati s
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droglej oprawie 1925
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