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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12
THE POLISH PATRIOTS
THEY ARE PREPARING FOR
A BIG CELEBRATION MAY 3.
One Hundredth Anniversary of
the Adoption of New Constitution
Committee Selected to Make
Arrangements for a Proper
Observance of the Event.

A meeting was held on Sun
day evening at the Polish school
hall, corner of Twenty-frst and
Grant streets to make arrange
ment, for a proper celebration of
the Tooth anniversary of the
adoption of the new Polish con
stitution, which event will take
place May 3 next. There were
thirty-fve gentlemen present, re.
presenting the following Polish
organizations in Bay City: Polish
National society, St. Stanislaus
Kostka society, St. Casimer society,
society of the Sacred Hart of
Jezus, st. George Military society,
C~zarneckiego Military society, St.
Joseph's coclety, Polish Dramatic
/ club, Bay City Political club and
South Bay City Political club.
The project a discussed at
some length and the following
general committe was appointed to
select a place for holding the cele.
bratlon and also to prepare a
program of exercises for the occa-
sion:
President-W. V. Pryheski.
Recording secretary-Valentlne
Dukorskl.
Financial secretary-Frank Prey
bylski.
Treasurer-Jacob Dardas.
The general committee was
given the power to appoint sub
committees, and another meeting
will be held at the same place in
two weeks to perfect arrangements
for the celebration, which it Is
intended Will be on q grand scale.
The anniversary will be celc-
brated in New York, Chicago and
all other large cities in the United
States where Polish organisations
are to be found.
The new constitution, pro
mulgated May 3, 1901, and most
solemnly adopted by the king
(Stanlslaus Augustus Poniatowski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12
Ksiazki do nabozeh-
StWa:

Dziecie do Boga........ 20
Dziecie do Boga 20 ztotemi brxe.
Kwjat niowinnosci ola dzieci polls.
kich W Amcryce..
vKsia&eczka" do nabozehstwa ola
mtodzie&y, zfocono brzegi, z}oco.
ny tytulik, pofsk6rek 2 tytuli-
KEN lJ6zefa Chociszewskiego1
Ia sama ksazeczka oprawna W
skorke z obrazkiem.........95
Ia sama ,Ksia&eczka do naboteh
stwa ola miodziezy, z okuciem
i zameczkiem...... ......1 .25
Ia sama oprawna w kosG sfoniowa
albo W aksamit. .........l rs
Ola dorosfych h.
ANIOh STROz oprawny W skorks
zfocone brzegl 100
Str6z, oprawny W
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi, z okuciem,
zameczklem, z}otym tytuliklem
ANlOh OIkOL OpraWny w Kosc
sfonlowa lub W aksamlt.. 800
zHOTY OHTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny re ztoconym t%ytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno $o.4o
zfocone brzegi, skorka O.sO
zokuc,emi z~ameczkiem 100
- OETARZYK ,POLSKI -
70 zfoconemi brzegami LAO
Ee %sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNN opraw. W skorke 1.50
zfocone brzegi It's
20 sprzaczka 500
o gr6dek D uchowny, Q.
prawny W sk6rke, z}ocone brze.
81, z obrazkami ma okfadce, z{o.
conym tytulikiem...... $3.50
Tia sama ksiazka z zameczkiem
i okueiem. 200
w ianek Maryi, opr.e "
sk6rke. 1875
W ianek Mary, ziocony
tulik i zlocone brzegi lie
w lanek Nary, zfoo ne
brzegi, z z%ameczkiem i oku lem
IS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12
POszukiWanie!

Jan Barszcz 2 Baltimore, NJ
D., poszukuie swej matkI wraz 2
ojczymem-Jana Agnieszki Kurc
-poehodzac, CHI Galicvi, re wsi
Ropice, powiatu Gor!iciliego,
kt6rzy przybyl' do Amervki z ca
To- swa fum'lia W roiku 1SS5ty L.
Upraszam przeto wszystkich
Polak6w, ktorzv ich znaja lub Q
Mich wiedza, hlbo tez oni SAM,
iechnj dadZa wiadomosc listownie
pod taklm moim adresem:
Jan B0rszcz
1925 Shakespeare Str.
Built more. NJ. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12
POlecanny WinOhski1 inn gro
cernikOm make Fountain
City.

Nszedzle W miescle terra
chwalq make Z mlyua Foun-
tain City Milling Go. Jest to
maka najprzednleisz pre-
wyzszajaca dobrocia maxi w
mfynach mlnnesockich i wiz,
consinsklch daleko i szeroko
wyrabiane.
Me przesaizamy pewnie,
plsz9c, Re lepsza JUL mako bye
ME mole. jak So maxi Foun-
taln-CltsNle: Edelweiss,
Straight i Golden Anker.
Grocernik, kt6ry chce FARO
bic ma sprzedaAy maxi, pow
MEN prZedevszystkiem utrzv
mywac make z
Fountain City
Milling Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

Moze bye danem W flizanc,
kawy lab herbaty, bez w1edzy "a.
&ywaiacego. a ~sprowadza kuracya
szybka, i trwaia, zarowno cay pa
event Jest umiarkownnvm pi.jakiem
czy nafogowym opojem. Ty STAGE
opojow zostaio wyleczonvch o.
Specyf kler W s~oiei
kawie bez ich wiedzy, q dzisla.
oni moga sic powstrzymac Cd pa
Ionych trunkow 2 wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego leka<t~a ME wy
wotnje zadnego szHodllwego skut-
ku. la wyIeczenie sic reczy. Zgfos
Gle sic pc cyrkularze olizs>e
szczeg6ly. Adresowad W zanfaniu
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co
Ra Street, Cincinnati q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

tylko hahbi, brudzi taxa instytucya.
Mo moim aamlarem wyliczat Ii.
tanje brudnych sprawek. W koh.
Gu tych TAX wlele i tax dokta-
dine pisano Be .ie INA kaSdy. Ju
tylko ma jeden 2 ostatnich wybry-
kow togo pann wsukze. Zwiazek
Narodowy Polski, b,orac IN pod
stawe ustaw. konsiytucyi 3go Ma
IA 1871 +. powiada wvraznie w
Arty. III. &s i zydzi czyli ,nno-
wlercy sa jake Polacy uznawani
do wv. nalezec moga. Cenzora
vice obowiazkiem dbad o to-, axe
by iitcra ME byfa martwa litera,
ale 2yby byia wypefniana. C6z y.
FIR. Or. czyni? Ten najpierwszy
urzednik, ten kt6rym sic wv.
szczycic powinien, ow MAJ, kt6-
ry powlnien bronic honoru Wv. i
zmuszac drugich do szunowania i
i uznawania Towarzystwa, ow ma&
jest pierwszym, ktory p~ubllcznie,
wobec sedziow, swladkow rublicz
nosci powjada, ow czfowiek ME
jest PolaSiem, DO Jest &ydem, -
tagIego n i 6 dy "a Polaka ME
uznaje.
Czyz ME jest 10 policzek, da-
ny instytucyl. kt6ra postepu-
Je? Gdzie owo przestrzeganie wy
pe}niania konstytucyia gdziez po-
szanowanie tych ustaw? - Clio,
wick, kt6ry czuie W sobie lskier-
ke honoru, ME postayl ten
sposob, on sic ME ponizy, ME
spodli, DO czuje, re przez to sciaga
plame IA Towarzystwo, kt6re
reprezentuie. Czfowlek, ktory sig
TARA W rynsztoku kiamstwa, obtu.
dy, p......, ME jest godnym bye
reprezentantem Zwiazku a Zwia.
EEK soble najlepsza przys1uge
wyrzadz1, jezeli taNie osobnikl
wyrzucl Z grona swych cz}onkow
i ME da deptat nogami swego
honoru l honoru swych czfonk6w.
w przechodzie, wszediem do
pracowni fotograficznej pp. Nikla-
sa l Plotrowskiego, gnany cleka
woscia, jake tez ci panowie
wystawlq fotografie i czy beda one
rownlez talk artystYczno zle wyko
name, jak to nlekt6rzy fotografowle
ma i W okolicy Milwaukee Ave.
pctrafia. Ale ku menu zadowole-
niu zawiod}em sic paskudnie. Me
tylko, re fotografie So bardzo dobre
i bardzo starannle opracowane.
~jeszcze sprawl MI PIP. Niklas 1
Plotrowski ogromna nlespodzianke,
zwracajac mi uwage ma naturalnej
wlelkoscl giowe Adama Mickjewl-
cza, naszego nlesmlertelnego wlesZ.
cza. - Poczatkowo byfem pewnvm,
re to 1mportowanY towar, ale
patrz2c IA n%ajnowszei konstrakcyi
aparata, ma prace staranie tych
Panow, muslafem uwierzyc i
musla}em i'm powlnszowac sukcesu.
Rodacy poWlnni, o lie sIf, wesprzec
truly PIP. Nlklasa i Piotrowskle-
60, DO ich praca na to zas}uguje, a
W krotkim czasie przekonaja sic,
re lch oczekiwah ME zawiedzono,
owszem przewyzszono nawet,
Wszelkie obstalunkl IA portret
A, Mlckiewicza z przesllczn2 rama,
(obraz wielkoscl 1Sx22), "a Gene
IS, zalatwiaja PIP. Niklas Pho.
trowskl $50 Milwaukee Ave. CHI
cago, III odwrotna poczt9. Obraz
naszego Adama pHwinien zdoblG
sciany kazdego domu, to natu-
%ralnej wielkosci fotografa, Jest
pra~dziwa per}2 domu, tax
swletnie wykonana i talk piekna.
Zamlast pfacjc dose CRUDE sunny
"a la1a mazanlne, lepiej kuplc ten
portret, a kazdy 20 zobaczen.u
tegoz bedzle bardzo zadowolonym
Fl r, 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

Pan j. j. Randall z Winony,
dawniejszy str6z domu karpego,
Levy W St. Paul oblozenle chory ma
zapalenie p}uc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

w Y q t k z 7 h e B a Y
City DAILY Trib u n q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

Panowie J6zef Cysewski A.
j. KowalewsKl zadzierzawill salon
cd p. Franciszka Drazkowskiego,
PREY 2 ullcy. Wprowadza sic do
niego W dniu Is stycznia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

" nassym kosciele sw. Sta
nis}awa Kostki rozpocze}o sic we
wtorek 40 godzlnne nabozehstwo,
ply czem pomaga Wlel. ks. Ba-
ranowskiemu trzech kslezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

Komisarze powlatowl zebrall
sic w czwartek ma posledzenle.
Llcensy wyszynkowe przyzwolono
pp. Jakobowi Poss Neulnann W
Utica oraz p. Samuelowi Miller W
Minnesota City i Panu Louis Die
nysius przyzwolono license aukcy-
onaryuszowske; - Szczeg61owe
sprawozdanle W n%aJbllzszym nu-
merze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW f.

Bractwo sw. Jana Chrzcicleia
ma posledzeniu dnia 5 Marca pc
stanowilo kupic nowa choragiew.
Ma to bye na]plekniejsza chora-
giew re wszystkich, jake nasze
polsk1e bractwa posiadala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

Rau1 Kemp dawnle]szy slepu.
towany kasyera powiatowego przy-
stapl1 do sp6fki z E. G. Dlxon'em
-zabezpleczenie og6lne / ~sprzedazy
realnosci - 70 E. Sid Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

WINONA ~SAVINGSBANK
-Winohskl Bank Oszczednosci
wypozycza rieniadze ma ME
ruchomosci i hlpoteki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

w miastach La Crosse i Vino
ME w ostatnlch dnlach polski
niemowa Socholski by} W areszcie
"a kolektowanie p~ieniedzy pod
faIsZyWeml protestant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14
DEVELOPMENTS Ar ST. JOHNS.

Our correspondent J. w. Brown,
writes from 81. Johns, ArlEona, under
dates Of December 9Th:
"rhds Ear our autumn has been made
up Of warm aud balmy days, hut yesicr-
day an Arizona southwestern struck our
town, cooling the atmosphere rapidly to
zorro. There has been some sickness In
our midst recently, caused by foyer.
Brother Marker II. Peterson has been
called upon to part with two Of his little
children, both girls; and brother Geo. c.
Dana lost his wife, good mother and
Iaitor-dsy Saint, who left family Of six
children, nearly helpless. II thorc Is one
condition In lifo, moro than another, that
should call forth the sympathlos ola COM
munliy, It Ia when family of small
children arc len molhorlosS."
"Some improvements are being made
here, which will give more stability and
pormanency to the town. Hon. J. n.
Lesnour's now brick residence, jus, near.
ing completion. would do credit To more
proioniious town. The improvements
aud extension mado to our 9. NJ. aud ".
I. make Il the formosi mercantile osiab-
llsmont In the locality, and show that the
company means business.
"Dr. Karl q. Mnesor's visit to us last
week, which was greatly appreciated by
the Saints here, was timoly. Tho instruc.
lions he gave In the four meetings held
hv him wan snteh aa In fnapffo ali thnso
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14

able process, for II IL impossible TO give
those possessed Of It satisfaction.
The evidences Of the existence OF the
dangerous class referred TO, Ia the
United statos, are cropping out
numerously. At the heels Of the terri
bic outrage in Russell Sage's oflic
comes the statement that Governor
Hin has body guard consisting OF
three detectives, who keep within cou.
vcnicnt distances OF the distinguished
official when no Is out Of doore. This
is duplication in miniature Of the
situation Of the Car.
Attempts are now and then male 10
settle labor disputes by the aid Of dyns'
mite. An incident Of that nature Is
related In the telcgrams a. having
occurred at the Pfntt mine
near Brazil, Indiana. The fan cylin-
der was blown into scraps by bomt
pinced nenr u by strikers. Il was 10y the
mcrest accident that human life was
not destroyed by the explosion us well
| sihe country approaching n reign OF
terror II not, what is going to stop
the tendency In that dircctionr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14
OF INcALCuLApLE yALuE.

DEEPER boz ginthe gas wells north
OF this city, In Davis County, has given
further hope that natural gas may be
obtained IN such volume M to supply
Salt Lake with all that Is necessary for
Hight and fuel, whether In household,
manufacturing or public uses. A full
supply would wor.a great transforma-
tlon here. II would not only cheaper
the means for heating aud illumi-
nation, hut do away with n great deal
Of dust, smoke, and other offensive
matter, and give an impetus to all kind
Of manufacturing interests that would
IN tho city, almost At DO uhd, into
the position which has Ion g been anti.
cipated for IL.
In cities where natural gas Is In use,
houses are III by II Mt very small eN'
pensc, and one has but TO turn a tap
aud strike match TO klndlc n fire
which, for heating and cooking, Ia pre-.
ferable in every way to that from orii-
nary fuel. Crates are filed with balls
or Jumps OF white stone, and, when the
gas Ia turned on, In few minutes they
become heated and throw out n
warmth and a clear glow that is both
pleasant aud beautiful. II takes the
place Of coal for furnaces and engines,
and great factories and works may be
run with II at comparatively little cost.
II It shall turn out that the great
sub,crfanean veins or reservoirs Of
natural gas have been tapped near
Lake Shore, twill not only be vast
fortune to the projectors Of the enter.
prise, but ofincalculable value to this
city and incidentally to the whole Ter
ritory. The news seems almost too
good 10 be true.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14

IL no allusion whatever I'm the message
to "the honesty and purity Of Mormon
wives,v nor any suggestion "a to "their
virtue and rectitude." Neither has
the President "classed them with ih
vile creatures who infcst the national
capital" nor has he mentioned or al
luded 10 or hinied at them Mt all. 30
there need be no effort to awaken the
Indignation Of the women Of Utah or
their sous on this matter, aud II affords
no legitimate capital for party circula-
ton or matter for party criticism.
There are points enough In the Pros
idenps message for both Republican
aud Democratic objection, without
drawing differences and conclusions
which the text will not warrant and
shich will not stand the light Of com.
arson and fair discussion.
We think the President was right In
drawing the attention Of Congress TO
the defect complained Of by the Aitor.
ney General, and we consider he put
II In very striking light by placing
the stringent efforts OF Congress In re-
latlon 10 Utah In contrast with its
utter failure In relation TO the District
Of Columbia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14

Ifthis drain continues Il will be but
a short time until not only the entire
surplus will lie gone, hut there will not
be enough bread loft IN tho Territory
to supply the people until another
harvest.
When the end Of the rope is reached
the process Of re-shipment will have 10
be inaugurated. This would impOver-
ish the people and probably bring con-
siderable hardship upon them, because
Of the consequent rise In prices that
would ensue.
Probably many OF the farmera are
compelled to sell Mt present, IN order to
meet their obligations aud procure
necessarles. Then would It not be n
good thing for moneycd men to COM
bine, purchase breadstutIs and hold
them In the Territory?
We well RENE mber the disastrous Of
feet OF shipping wheat out and then
shipping back again, aud never wish
IN see repetition Of a situation 80 sui
cidal. The question involved Is one
that should receive serious consiIera.
liDn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14
LOOK 10 YOUR LARD.

The consumption u pork. in any
form, and especially In excessive guam
Titles, NJ au article OF food, Is held 10
bo opposed to health. We believe this
to he true. The comparative Inn
muniiy Of Hebrews from many diseases
that are common among other olassos
Of civilized peoples, lie cited ms evil
dence In support Of the theory. ortho-
dox jews have no use for the Ameri.
can or any other hog, and they are
noted for health and longevity. Per-
haps the pig assumes the most iDJuri-
Gus form when he appears In pastry,
as shortening Ingredient, or when
uscl In cooking other articles Of
food. Many Of the symptoms
OF indigestion which appear In the
Advertisements Of quack medicine
proprietors-such n floating specs be-
fore the eyes, fits Of the "blues" which
cause people TO bo Impressed with the
idea that they have no friend on earth,
aud that everything In nature Is wrong
end up, etc.--are doubtless caused In
many instances by the consumption Of
food heavily permrated by the product
OF the pig. The case narrated In
the dispatches Of the poisoning OF
Mr.. anI Mr. Flynn and seven chill
dren, at West Bay, Michigan, from
eating potatoes irlud In rancid lard, Is
suggestive. OF course, they will re-
cover, but they have passed through n
terrible ordeal. II people viii use that
kind Of grease they should see that 1t
IL fairly fresh. II Is bad enough, how
ever, IN any condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14
HOLD TIE WHEAT.

a Farmers Alliance circular, just
issued, seems to base its advice TO farm.
ers upon state OF facts which cannot
be set aside,
II urges those 20 whom II is directed
not to sell their wheat ut present, hut
to hold Il Tor prospective aud newt.
able rise.
There is no getting away from the
ground takeu. Countries which have
heretofore competed with the United
states are out of the market this year.
The demand Of Europe win be far In
excess Of what America has capacity
to supply. The result must be-, ~ con-
sumption proceeds and the source OF
supplydimlnishes, that prices will Jump.
Hence the advice to farmers embodied
In the circular to "hold your wheat"
What will apply oleswhero on this
subject will have an application here,
Wheat Is being shipped out OF Utah In
large quantities and conveyed to
Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF NJ nILIsMl

In the United States We are In the
habit OF pointing to nihllism In Russia
IA "a necessary result OF the existence In
tins advanced age Of an uBmitigated
despotism, which IL the extreme oppo.
site TO our own. As people become en-.
llghtened they become filled with an
unquenchable desire to demolish tyran.
ny and establish the principles Of hu-
man liberty, aud do not stop short OF
murder aud self-lmmolation to further
or accomplish the aim. This Ia the
way VIZ talk, AMI generally wind up
with flourish about the stability OF
our own system.
/! murderous nihillstlc plots grow out
Of the existence OF tyrsnnic rule, what
10 the kind OF soil that generates and
produces similar social enormitios In
this natlon9 Take, for example, tho OK.
traoriinary aud startling incident that
occurred In tho office Of Ru ssell Sage
the other day. or course come people
will brush the matter aside by stating
that the explosion was merely the act
Of q crank. But what about the
numerous crop OF cranks OF similar
kind who bind themselves under iron
clad oaths to establish their barbarous
ideas Of freedom by the use OF dynamite?
Here we have the most glorious
contribution and the freest system Of
human government that ever existed;
yet within II h the same sinister, muir.
derous condition that agitates despolio
Russla. And In every civilized coun.
try between these two extremes OF gov.
eminent, the samu dark aud threaten.
Ing social anomaly prevails Ia some
form, to greater or less extent. This
being the case, 1t Is not necessarily II
product OF any kind OF government,
but an ou,growth Of the general coi,dl.
tlon Of humanity. II is "a sracies uf
diabolism IN tho hearts Of ncn no, ~, b.
ceptlble to eradication by ANY reason
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14
MORE DISTURBANCES IN IR BLAND.

THIS wires bring an account OF
another brutal and bloody Irish row
betw, en- the two political factions
Parnellltes aud Metaphysics. In the
melee poor Michael Divitt was the
victim Of one Of the forclble arguments
by which tho contestants are seeking
10 establish home rule--a terrible blow
on the head with u stone. Before
being subjected 10 this species OF logic
no had made up his mind not TO be- u
candidate for parliamentary honors
from Waterford. Since having his
scalp cut no has changed hil resolution
and will take tho field. 1t IL only fair
TO state that In all the dis
graceful political riots which
have recently disturbed Ireland
tho Parnellites have invariably
been the aggressors. The deceased
agltator seems 10 have bequeathed his
tyannical spirit to his surviving fol-
lowers. As these barbarous scenes
continue, the sympathy and active aid
oflntelllgent Irish Americans will Of
course, bs withheld, In accord with a
late resolution adopted by a representa-.
tive committee OF that class. At pres
ent tho people Of Ireland are engaged
In shO wing their uniitness for the self.
government for which they are clam.
nrlnu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-14

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