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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05

wytrawnych politykow mad
nova dla narodu polsklego
KonstytncYa, ktora w tym ro-
ku ma se]mie narodowi ogfo-
szona l oktrojowana bedzie.
Dostaf mi sic przypadklem
W rece kawafek brullonu te)
Koustytucyi Zatem popraw u.
sly niektore ortografrzue
btedy, podaia iej tu poczatek
do publiczne} wiadomosci /
zbudowanla.
My Franz [
z wolf narodu polsklego CEN
zor prezydent wszystkich
Polakow W Ameryce wysp
przylegfych potwierdzamy,
sankcyonuiemy i ogfaszamy
lajmlfosciw!ej oktrojujemy
narodowi polskiemu nastepu-
jaca Konstytucya:
Artykut |.
S l. Rzeczpospollta polska
W Ameryce opierac sic bedzle
ma systemic federacyjno dyk-
tatorsko -socyalno- liberal
no-republikansk1n, bez naru
szania samorzadu funduszow?
poJedy nczyoh prowincyl, o lie
one s'e zasto-uja do Naszej
najwyzszej woli.
S 2 Wszyscy Polacy sa 70
bow'azani pod kara grzywny,
banlcyi utraty honoru male
led do L. N. F., htory ma
zewnatrz reprezentuje GAIA
Rzec4poSpolita polska.
S 8. C,aeem prawodswczem
Rzeczpospolltel jest Sejm-t.
i. My. M sejm wysyfaja po-
ledyncze wo]ewodztwa najzac-
niejszych me&6w na posf6w.
S 4. Rad Rzeczypospolitei j
polskiej skiadaJa:
a. Ny
b. vice My
G. zastepcY Mas i vice
Mas.
S 5. z. N. P. odtad nazy-
wac sic bedzie: Rzeczapospo-
lita polska W Aneryce.
S 6. Dokumenta rzadowe
p'eczetowac sic beda Naszym
rodowym klejnoten herbem
Rzeczvpospollte].
ArtYkui II.
Cele Rzeczypospolitel Polsklei.
S |. StaraG sic o rozwoj
materyalny zywioiu polssiego
przez zakfadanie instytucyi
ma zasadach humanitarnych !
postspowych. Do rzedu takich
iustytucyi Dale2a: urzsda a
merykahskle, saluny polskie,
szkoly publiczne, zaklady do
broczynnosci przemystu, cze-
60 jeszcze ME many prey
tenn Semlaaryum w Detroit,
ktore Raeczpospolita popieraG
bedzie ,,moralnle".
S 2. Uregulowanle pol.tycz
ne wychodztwa polskiego przez
Nasz urzedowy organ ,,Agoda"
/ obrona interesow naszych
pred Z)ednoczeniem rzymsko.
neutrality-suspicious., pred q.
MA katollcko-polska a wogole
przed wpiywem ksiezy or
ganlstow, tych wyrzutkow
spoleczells.wa polsklego.
S 3. Obchodzic roczn1ce pa,
miatKowe, ale ME po koscio-
ZACH tylilo W publIcznych
haIacE-szynkaCh, karc2mach
i t. d., ably jnne narodowo-
sci mialy przystep pole DO
pod2}wu l 2Judowania.
S 4. Popierac instytucye
narodowe jr2 lstniejace ]ako
to: szynlli = galuny, oDerze,
kawiarnic t. d.
Artyku1 Ill.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05

P. S. W tel chw'li odebra-
fer wiadomos6 q Winony, 2e
tam W. WrobIewSkiego ME
ma, ze korespondentem Jest
pewna znana osoba.-Przykro
mi, ale dochodz.c bede.-
ID. NJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05

kne i rzymskle kasuia sic;
wolno tylko noslc nosy orle
wschodnie (zydowskle) ]ub no.
sy urzedowe, zawsze spuszczo-
he na kwinte. Gymnazya po-
wol zn'esa s'e, gdyl te "a
kfady liweru}a tylko jedno
roczuych &o&nlerzy, z kt6rych
armla ME ma wlele pociechy.
Gdy bow;em kazdy CHOP, lub
rzemieslnlk wykieru)e syna
swego W Gymnazyum ma je-
dnorocznlaka, zkad wezmie
sic podo6cerow kaprall, tych
wonnych kwlatuszk6w ma
grzadkach 6oszarowych ogrod
kow!
Do iakiei zas zdumlewalacej
a nawet odurzaiacej wielkosci
mole cztowleK doisG Dez kla-
sycznych nauk, many oczy.
wisty Gowod ma kroclach eg.
zem?larzy W Ameryce, a na
wet ma wielkich pisarzach
p"lsk'ch Cd Zgedy. Ma co
traclc talk drog' mfodociany
wick mad klasykami, kiady
]ada szynk sic lepie] opiac'! :
a Cd szyrku do redakcyi ga
zety polskie) = ME ma AM
jednego kroku. Po co, pytam
sic, na co = wiadomosG sta
:ozytnosci psklch, greckich
lub galicyjsklch? Cd p. Eep
ko"skiego, konserwatora sta
rozytnoscl gallvyjsk'ch W Kra-
kowle, bJe ma dzles'eG krokow
zapach tel star2yzuy;a jednak
doprowadzlf&e ten maz bipg-
iy W pvmnlkach choG do rsn
g zwyklego porucznika, do
tel granicY, ksora przedzrela
iudzl Cd bydta? P. Estrelcher
W Krakowle zna ia PANIED
wszystk'e tytufy ksiazek ia
glel ,hskieD bibhoteki - COZ
mu z tego? zaIedwie prote!<-
eva wyk oiatafa mu W Wied-
n'u jakies szlachectwo austry-
ack'e. Ma przynajmnlej te sa.
tysfakcya, ze sic moze teraz
W KraGowle do ludzl llczyG.
Ze porucznik powinien vie.
dz'e6 jake takie klasyczne
rzeczy np: bombardowanie
Tro' obusaml Kruppa, lub
hlstorya drewnianym konl-
ku-zgadzam sie-bo to male.
zy do szyku daje piekne po-
gIady IA szport Ale pros.
ty ,,glme)na" mole sic zna.
komic'e wyuczyc eksecerki.
ME wledzac wcale, W ktorem
Muzeum Laokoon dust weae,
lie pier mlat Parnas. lub gdz,e
leza kosci boskiego swiniarka
2 ltaki!
Pleknych klasycznych e.
pitet6w, kt6ryml darza kappa
le podwfadnych gimejnow,
MONA sic doskonale wyuczyG
re sfuchu bez faclny i greki.
W naszel sfawnej epoce ,,mar-
szowego" postepu powlnny
ma zawsze zniknac te resztki
bak aIarskich czas6w. - Gas
wielISi zm1eni6 unlwersytety
ma szko1y kadatow, gimna,
zya na koszary. Bakafarz, jak
ten murzyn, zroblwszy swoje
t. ]. wjelkos6 ! leduosc Me
mice, moze isc: jego mlejsce
zastapi kapral nowym pro-
gramem: Kreutz hinameyJAz
6onabendonneragetter noch ein
n20l.!!
Wobec tych wIelorakich So
cyalnYch reform i zbawien-
nych ulepszeh porzqdku tego
swlata, RAD narodowy Il. N.
Z. . wolf narodu polsklego,
ME zasypla gruszek W popie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05

nony bardzo czesto, a ow
WrobIewskl ME dopatrzyf sic
'ntryg przeciw ksIedzu, co
wtedy mog1oby bye prawdo .
podobniejszem przyczyny u
bo2sze] psrafii Pine Creec|,,ej,
to rzeczywiscle must bye wiel-
kim nledoiega, posadzajac ks.
NJ. o latrygi para6alne W
czasie, gdy terze ma daleko
lepsza parafe, nil Winona.
Pomlmo to jednak. je&ell
ow Wroblewsk, udowodni, ze
poza plecyma ksiedza Winon-
skiego 90 salonach i knajpach
zbierafem meetingl W Vino
ME, dam wszelkle zadosycuczy-
nienie.- Po owe llsty zas
zfoaone W rece wfadzy zgfosze
sic, i bede sobie zyczyi, ably
i Wroblewskl, ktorego ME
mann przYjemnoscl znac, byi
obecnym.
Go do UNI, to MECH glowa
AMI Wroblewskiego, anu Jego
doradcow ME boli-bo ksi9dz
Ma]er vie, dla czego ia zafo-
zyf kto mu ia radzlf zafo-
zyc "A je2eli zwiazkowi VOL
no zachecac ludz' DO iaczenia
sic z mini, dla czegozby tyIko
ks. M. ME wolno bylo zache.
cac lu9zi do Uail, kt6ra ma
daleko lepsze zasady, niz Zwla.
eek? Jezell mie co dziwl to
tylko to, ze Wluonian,e zna)ac
mie tax dfugo, dopiero dzls
poznall sic ma mnie, wyjez-
dzaJaz zarzutami, kt6rych Mig
dy udowodnlc ME So W sta
NE,
Jednego tylko jestem pew
nym, to jest be gdyby KS.
Majer nale5ai do Zwl9zku. to
m6glby drugim Kolasihskim
zosJac, leszczeby byf dohrym
dla Zwlazku-a dalej. De Zgo.
da przyjmujac tax watpllwc j
wartoscl korespondencye,
wbrew swemu przekonanlu udo
wadnIa. be le1 tylko chodzl o
SkompromltowanIe ksiezy !
zniechecenie lndzi do nich-a
wszystko dla kofzysm ukocha-
nego Zwiazku.- Ale5 Zgoda
znana jest bardzo dobrze ze
swo!ch daznosci antykatolic
kich nlenawlsri do tego
wszystkiego co sic ME zgadsa z
Je) poIeclam'.
Ze wyrzutkow ze zwiaaku
przyjmujemy, Jest klamstwem,
DO dotad 2adnego zwiazkowe.
90 NE many, ale dziwi mas,
be zNiazek i wyrzutkow 30
sada. TAX, tax gdy kaldy
uczcIwy czfowiek poznawszy
sic ma zwiaz|su, uiego wy
stapi, Jest u mas wyrzutklem.
-Wyrzutkow do uni me
przy]mnjemy, ale grupy vase,
gdy sic do mas zgIp-za, beda
rrzylete y otwartrmi rekuma
ME ]ako wyrzutki, ale jsko
nasi rodacy, obywatele
katoicy.
Dodajemy rownlez, ze
Wr"bIewski MECH tax bardzo
me b'erze W opleke swego
kslecza, DO Oh sic bez tel o.
pIekl bardAo dubr1e obe,dzle
| sam sobIe da rade,-a "
kazde] chwlIi, gdy ksia IL Ba
ranowsI1i zapros miq do pra-
cy " paralil wasze), me cd
\
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05
odr6zujacy agent
WIARUSA, nauczy-
ciel p. w. Radon
ski, bedzie W tych
dniach W Lemont,
ILL.,, W Milwaukee
i La Crosse, Wis.
KR0NlkA TYGODNlOWA.

kRONIkA TYG0DNlOWA.
Serya II.
VII.
Przyczynek do psychologist. =
Dla czego pisarze cd "Zgody"
gadgiq, nalosto mllczec. =
W7a$Sci;,va nay$l Z g{owny eel
reforn7y szkolaej zapro10adzomy
przez Wllhel,no II. - Mauki
Masyczne zastqpa maustra = pro-
fesoro ,,Kupral'. = WWjqtek
no'oej Konstyteecy5 dla naro
du polsklego 10 Am'eryce.
.Powiedzlat kledys Talley-
rand, stawny dyplomata fran-
cuski; LA parole a etc donnee
a phomme, pour deguiser sa
pensee. Ma to cztowiekowi
dana nova, aby m6gt ukryc
swe mysli." Mo4e to sic zda-
rzy6 wytra vnym dyplomatom
)ak Tajleyrand lub Blsmark;
ale dla naszych dypiomatow
Cd z. N. P. a szczegolnle dla
slawetnych plsarzy cd Zgody,
ma nova ludzka catklem inne
znaczenie i przeznaczenie. I'm
natura dla tego dafa move,
ably wias'iwle &adnej ME ME
Ii mysli. Pod mysla zas rozu
miemy prawdzlwy i logiczny
produkt unysiu W doclekaniu
prawdy. W tym wzgledzie
plsarze cd Zgody to wcale
llche fuszery. Produktem nch
proznych m6zgownic, nIe2ro
zum'ate, nielogiczue szcze
golnie niegramatyczne frazesa
M'asto m'iczec tym tanin
kosztem przYnajmniej uchodz'c
"a filozofow, gadaja clagle J
gadaja, tracac marnie te dro-
gle chwile, ktorym przystowle
wartosG zlota nadale. Ale
pisarze cd ZgodY ME chca
wldac taklego z1ota, oni VIOLA
srebro choG fatszywe, bo nowy
a bardzo lnadry smerykansk'
bill wyble lm nlego kupe
twards ch dolarow. dollar
przecle w Ameryce ma troche
wleKs2e znaczenle, niz rozum
lub filozofa.
Diugo ME moglem odga-
dn26 nrzewodnej mysli W re-
tormle szi<ot wyzsyych, zapo-
wiedzlanei sfawn4 NOVA Ce-
sarza Wijhelma; ale skorom
przeczytai ostatnia statystyke
sill zbrojnych pahstw Europy,
kt6re dis do dziesiec mill
onow chtopa dochodza, otwo-
rzyty mi sic oczy. DIS podzi-
wiam genlusza wladzy wszech
NlemIec przybyfosclami l
pisze sic calKiem ma jego ge-
nialne pomysiY.
Nova rozpoczyna sic era
postepu luz l W tax slawneI
niemleckiel kulturze. Wszyst-
ko co Jest klasyczne ma
strych miqdzy stare rupiecle.
Zatrzymuje sic tylko klasyczny
podatek / klasvcmlosc w or
derach czaInegO czerWonego
orla. Slovo: Ateuy wyHresla
sic ze slowDikow niemlecklch,
a na to mlejsce kfadzie s.e
Spandau, lub mna mocna Wa
rownla. Soil atyckiej ME VOL
M ,u,ana, Nj vwoS pau,at Dryv
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-19

Is the loser 70 the extent Of fine horse and
buGgy, worth several hundred dollars.
This is not the only case OF the kind TO occur
within the past month. James Wright OF
the same county had stolen fine mule and
wag n, worth $3.50. These acts and the
numerous petty thefts OF a recent date, war
sslt the suspicion that an organized band is
lurking in the county. The citizens have
bec1me thoroughly aroused over the
many depredations, and every effort
is being made to bring them TO jus
tice. Last night Mr.. Houses horse was
stolen and to-day party OF gentlemen, all
well mounted, are in the city following up
a clew which points strongly to the guilty
parties. Mr.. House said in conversation
about the matter to-day, that it was his
opinion that the railroad hands were at the
bottom OF the thefts, and that their acts
were directed by some unprincipled white
Ipen, The suspicion is entertained by many
stbet man OF good standings the ring
l6eder Of the supposed gang, and a certain
ssil-known gambler bears the burden Of
these doub.s.
Athens Banner: A rich vein of silver.
And It is somewhere in North Georgia, and
only one man knows its whereabouts That
man Is Maj w. 8. Crosby of Gainesville.
Maj. Crosby was in Athens yesterday and
called at the Banner Office. He came to
Athens to have DR.. White analyzs some
oIes Jnat ne mad taken on q piece OF land in
the northern portion Of the state. The ore
contained silver, and he says it is from
Georgia soil, though he will not tell where
the mine is located. It may be nearer
Athens than Cartersville, and the develop
msnt OF the mine will be oftgreat benefit 70
the state. 1t is an undeniable fact that In
che mountains of Northern Georgia
there is a great deal Of silver. Il has been
developed 20 a slight extent. but there
remains great deal more yet Mai Crosby
states that the vein OF which he speaks is
nine miles in length and practically mex
haustible. There is a story connected with
the property upon which the vein Of ore is
located The old fellow who originally
owned the land was put in jail for some
crooksdness in trying TO borrow money on
the property. While in Jail he grew des-
perate, and, in a moment Of despair. COM
mitted suicide. Since then il has been dis
covered tbat large portion of this silver
vein is located on this property. Mai.
Crosby will not speak Of its Whereabouts,
but says it lie one OF the richest fields In
Georgia. and that the public will hear from
it soon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-19

run hmerdia
run by III rnerdh Fas1rn
DOLE WADLEY, General J.F JR- P A.
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS,
On and after FRIDAY, Nov. 6. 1891,
WINTER SCHEDULE
City &Suburban by. &COTt Line h. B. Co.

For Bonaventure, Thunderbolt, Isle OF Hope,
MONTGOMERY and Beaullou, CRY TINE.
The 300 p. IN. train leaves from Second Ave
nue. depot. All other trains leave from Bolton
street depot.
For Thunderbolt $40, 1000. 1l:00 a. m, 2:S0
400 ESQ p. m. Returning, leave e:15, 800 a.
M. 100, $50, $50 and $500 D. m.
For Isle of Hope $40. 1000 q. m, 1900, $3.50
p m. Returning, leave GOO, 500 a. M, +l20,
$50 p. m.
For Montgomery and Beaulieu $50 1000 a.
m 500 p. m. Returning, 1880 a. m, 1880, sos
p N.
wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays only
tSecond avenue and Whitaker streets
Trains leave Bonaventure minutes after
leaving Thunderbolt.
Saturday nights train leaves city 200 D. M
See special Sunday schedule Ia Sunday ISSUE
6. ". ALLEY, Supt
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The Most Eminent Authorities

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ttroches made from the Mineral Springs of
Soden, Germany. They may be safely ad-
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erticuiar like them on account of the pleasant
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chronic apd temporary catarrhal diseases
The gsnnine imported must have the sizna.
ture of Glsisner & Mendelson Co, I" Sole AGENTS
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Ar Key West Wed. and Sat at 9PM.
Ar Port Tampa Thurs and Sun ,3P.x.
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Mail train to and from Northern aud East
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Tampa.
WILBUR MCCOY. G. F. and T. A.
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STEAMER ALPHA, H. A. SrRoBHAR,
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Special trips to Button every Sunday at 10
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SEATTLE, MONDAY, DEC. II.
THE REPLY OF CHILE.

The reply to the message of President
Harrison issued by the Chilean minister
of foreign affairs is somewhat extraordin-
airy. 1t is not in the line of diplomatic
correspondence It is not in answer to
any note or demand from our govern
ment. It is simply criticism Of the
presidents message, in which the govern
ment of Chile undertakes to question the
facts set forth by President Harrison and
TO defend its own position. 1t is not in
the form Of diplomatic note to our gov
eminent, or to any government, but is
furnished to the various Chilean repre-
sentatives in order that they may have it
published.
The object of this note is obvious. Presi-
dent Harrison in his message and Secre-
tary Tracy in his annual report, place
Chile in very unfavorable light. The
Chilean government cannot answer these
! papers directly, and takes the present in
direct method of doing so in order to
counteract the effect which the message
and the report of the secretary of the navy
would naturally have on the opinion of
the world.
The government OF Chile is bold because
1t knows that the House of Representa-
tives is politically hostile to the president
and believes that it would effectually tie
his hands, if in his judgment it should be-
come necessary to assert the dignity and
uphold the honor of the nation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-14

repeal of the Sherman silver act OF July
H. 1890, and the re-enactment of the Bland
silver act of 1873, which he describes as
s'indefensible, but thinks it better than
the Sherman law.
On the subject of the tariff Governor Hill
is clearly not with Mills, Carlisle, Cleveland
& Co., for he contents himself with urging
the Democracy TO repeal the Mckinley
law and restore the law of 1883, which was
a Republican tariff His platform for 1892
is simply the repeal of the Mckinley tariff
and the currency issue as set forth in the
New York Democratic platform of this
year. Governor Hill is smart" politi-
clan, but he is not an able statesman or he
would see that while as bid
for the Democratic nomination in 1892 his
speech is ingenious, it is utterly worthless
to capture the country with: for the New
York Times. Springfield Republican, Bos-
ton Herald and New York Euenimg Post
who correctly voice the opinions of the
honest dollar Democracy of New York and
New England, treat his solution of the
silver question with contempt, as nothing
better than the practical advocacy of free
silver coinage. 0fthis portion of his speech
the New York Esening Post says:
Governor Hills speech on oimetalism at e.
mira last evening would seem to be the product
of one who has lost his wits, IL we did not know
that great many men who are perfectly Sane
"wander in their minds" on this question, SIM
ply because they are not familiar with the his
tory and underlying principles OF the subject
Nh. Hill IL not crazy, but IL he had charge OF the
national finances everybody else would be SO
very soon.
While Hills speech would be fatal to his
election in 1892, it is quite likely to give
him the Democratic nomination. His
position On the tariff is conservative
compared with that of Mills, and his at
tempt to give a free silver coinage inter-
probation to the Saratoga platform Of the
New York Democracy will probably satisfy
the West and the South that on the cur
rency question Governor Hill is with them
at heart. Governor Hill has made a
shrewd, artful bid for the presidential
nomination, but he is discredited forever
with those intelligent Eastern Democrats
who know that his assumption has al
ready been disproved by experience, and
these honest dollar Democrats, while they
believe with Cleveland in the absolute sus-
pension of silver coinage and all further
purchases of silver bullion, nevertheless
prefer the breakwater of the act of July,
1890, to the unresisted flood of free silver
coinage which the enactment of the
financial theory of Governor Hill would
mean in practice.