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Arizona republican., 1891-05-14
Entered at the postoffice at Phenix, Arizona as mail matter of the second class.

THE REPUBLICAN Is the only newspaper be- tween Galveston, Texas, and Los Angeles, Cali fornia, which publishes the full telegraphic re port of the Associated Press-the largest news gathering agency in the world.
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14

THE Democratic nominee from Mohave county to the Constitutional Convention will be named Dennis, anyway. You put it,
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14

ATTORNEY-GENERAL HERRING and Hon. George Cheyney were chosen by good majorities to attend the Constitutional Convention from Cochise.
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14
TARIFF PICTURES.

"If we do not buy of other nations we cannot sell to them," constantly cry the free traders. Well, in 1860 we sold to foreign nations products worth
 s3l6 OOO OOO
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14

FINAL sends solid Republican dele gation to the Constitutional Convention, likewise Pima.
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14

In 1890, after thirty years of protec- ton, we sold products worth
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Arizona republican., 1891-05-14

The general tone and character of whatever is presented to the reader will be such as to make it
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
1.-THE PALACE"
THE BEST HOTEL IN TUCSON

.. In addition to having the most Central and Convenient Location in the city and command ing magnificent view of the oity and its sui- roundings, 1.-THE PALACE" presents the fcl- lowing attractions that warrant its claim to the title Popular:
 Its rooms are all on the second story and are neat, clean and comfortable.
 Its Dining Rooms are the most attractive in the city and under the present management have always had an enviable reputation for the excellence of the meals.
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14
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NEXT Sundays issue of TIE REPUBLI- CAN will be eight pages. Don't fail to get it.
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14
RAILROADS.
TEMPE AND PHOENIX
 DAILY STAGE.

WILL CARRY PASSENGERS FOR &1 .OO w one way or S1.5O for round trip. Leave orders at Fickas' or Valley Abstract Company office. Packages delivered at reasonable rates.
 ISAAC II. BRYANT.
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14
COME AND SEE US!

=. Having moved our store to larger quarters, on account of increased business and pressed for room, we are now prepared to wait upon our customers and furnish them with all kinds of New and Second Hand Goods at low prices.
Arizona republican., 1891-05-14
10000 ARTICLES.

'oooo AH''clEs. -:- ALL BARGAINS. THE NOVELTY" Washington Street. Opposite City Hall Fountain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04

OF the children, and without this 90.
operation Of parents u WIS difficult 10
10 much In this direction.
Elder J. II. Parry followed upon the
same subject, summing up his obser-
vations made, In visiting the various
schools Of this Stake. He had oftcn
noticed the exceptionally high
average attendance of the mem.
bers u such classes NJ were pro-
sided over by teachers who were
regular In their attendance, and who
have been successful IN making their
class exercises Interesting. II appeared
from such examples that the secret Of n
high average Attendance was In Great
ing steady Interest IN the class exer-
cises themselves. The speaker had
seen classes No deeply absorbed In
their teachers Instructions that the
members regretted the shOItncss Of the
Sunday school session, and awaited with
eager anticipation the coming OF the
next sabbath, when they could resume
their lessons. IL Our sabbath schools
could he supplied with teachers who,
by study and preparation, were fitted
10 interest their classes, the question
Of how hest u Increase the attend
hnce OF tnt tullufth would
10 u but little moment. The
question that concerns the Sunday
school officers most "a not whn, outside
influences could he best employed to
increase the attendance Of the child.
ren, but what were the best means III
creating and maintaining such an
interest In the school that the children
viii be drawn thithcr.
The calling OF school supcfintcnd.
ent was 10 b. a teacher Of teachers and
Il was their Office aud duty 10 Instruct
their teachers In their work, and II n
concerted effort was made, by both
officers aud teachers, 10 make the
Sunday schools mon interesting, the
result, the speaker believed, would be q
very large Increase IN attendance.
The meeting adjourned for one
month; the Twcnty.second Ward Il
requested To furnish the singing cxcr.
ciscr.
The choir sang an anthem and Elder
l.. w. Richards pronounced the bone.
dlction. j. II. PARRY,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
An Interesting Meeting In the Four.
teenih Ward Assembly Rooms.
ZANE, &. j.,
ANDERSON, A. j.

mn. e., a..
in' ou"u"y ''onoo' oinoets ahu
'eacno's 0. TINS ''aNe met MONDAY
o.ehins' roo, -nu, III 'no fout'eeh'i
"a'u As7eu'o'y i'oohi'''ho "''ehuahc'
W." lu" 'aise' anu u'e.o were fepfo'
Sen,''''es ''on hea.'y MI mo SCHOOL,
" 'ne o',y' iho iWoh'y'nr' ware
's"oo'' VIM ,''i'''"o" inc eNceiieh'
r'ns,ns eAere'ses' was represented oy
n'a,iy MI 'ne hehoers OF Tue school
hss''an' superintendent Lyon pre-
s'ueu'
lhe opening prayer was offered by
superintendent Robert Aveson.
The singing exerciscs conducted nm.
d.r m. dIrao,,o, q, p.a,,,.. rl.
,' ~ 'se.'o" " ',o'"'' i"o'''"'
Nioin'yro, Woro gwen from songs pre-
pared under the tonic sofia System;
the beautiful harmony produced he
tbe wboI, scboo, .how.t ~. .,.,,,y.
-. ~, Wv '"'pn'
Guy OF 'nis ihetnou' anu now easily
and thoroughly the songs OF Zion can
he acquired when set 10 this notntlon
Ella, AZ siodahi cav. -, A.
n'.u' =. ~ 1'ouAn' gave very IN
suuu'No 'oc'uio on inc SUBJECT OF TN
fidelity and Criticism" prefacing his
remarks with an EXPLANATION of tbe
d,0,r.nc, betw.e, unhal,., .n, A..
49,. ,",N ""' i""'
ueh'y' u"o io'lhcr peihs tho natural
state OF man TIL enlightened by the
Gospel, and the latter being tho con.
80. a, '
anJ s.,In. M. i,,h, 80. % s n"" :.
"". 'es"s VI. "s",'''use !" receive u
ana choose 10 remain In the dark.
Tho speaker briefly traced the growth
of infidelity from the early no..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04
SUMMONS.
In the District Court IN ana for tho Third
judicial district O utah Territory,
County OF salt Lake.



Tho People OF the Territory OF Utah SEND
10 Mary Ann woolley, pofendan,
You ARE HEREBY REQUfiED 40
appear In an action brought agninlt you
~ The above nance plalnlin ~ the District
Court OF the Third Judisial DislTiet OF the Ter,
nled therein within ten days exclusive OF
the day OF eeryicel after the service on you
OF THE summons II toryed within this county I;
or " served out Of this county, but Ia this dis .
uici, within twenty DAYS; otherwise within
forty days-or judgment hY default Will BE-
taken against you, according 10 the prayer of
sad complaint
Tho said action Ia brought 10 have q decree OF
lhlA court dlHsolfing tho bonds of mAlamony
between tho plAiniin and defendant, granting
plainun general relief prayed GU the ground
that on or about the u day OF Dec, iss0, lilo
defendant wilfully and without cause deserted
And abandoned tho plaintiff, and has ever
since 80 wilinlly aud without cause deserted
and abandoned him, and lived separate and
npaft from him, without any sufficient cause or
reason. and against hls viii and without his
consent.
And you arc hereby notified mat II You fail
20 appear and answer the said complaint a.
above required, The said plaintiff will Apply 10
INC Couftfof the relief demanded thrfrtn.
witness. the Hon. Charles s. Zane, Judge,
and The seal 81 the District U0uu OF iho
lhrd judicial DIstnct. In and for the Teri,
tory OF Utah. thla Nh day Of January, ~
lhe year OF our Lord, one thousand eight
NJ ndrsd And nlneiy.one,
lskAL. HENRY "a, MCMILLAN, CLERK.
doAw w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04
r. x. THOMAS.
26, q, 30, 80, East, First South ST.,
SALT LAKE CITY.
SALT LAKE CITY.

! desire to inform all country
and city purchasers of Dry Goods
that shall slaughter my entire stock
of Heavy Winter Goods, commencing
Friday, December 9th, and continue
the sale all through January. 1t is
impossible to cnumerate the many
desirable goods shall offer, but it
will embrace everything in my store
known as seasonable choice goods,
consisting of Boys Clothing, Flanncls,
Blankets, Dress Goods, ShawIs, Wraps,
Cloaks, Newmarkcts and Underwear.
shall also offer lot of goods in all
departments, of which | have sur
plus at sacrificing prices, to make
room for new Spring Goods, which
will be opened early in February. |
am anxious all should reap the great
benefits | propose bestowing upon
my patrons and the public generally
during this sale.
r. K. THOMAS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

WE iiEnEnY oNE NOTICE TO THE
w world, that the co partnership hereto.
fore oNitung between llcnfy Conn, frederlrk
", AuerhaCh and Samuel ". Auefbach, under
the nfm name OF Henri Cohn \ Co, aud car,
county OF salt Lake, Turritoty Of utah, has
hecn this day dissolved ~ mutual rousentt
Henry Cohn, Individually, 10 carry on the buri'
mes. AZ the old stand under the name and style
OF hlNHi toiiN a CO., and said Auerbach
Bros. having no interest therein.
And the said Henry Coin will collect all az,
claims against the nfin.
This 10Th day o. January, 4, u. lspt.
HENRY COilN,
fniDEglcK II. AuERDAoH,
SAMUEL II. AtkiiiiACii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04
BuRTON-GARpNER COMPANY.

rINIiE sEMi. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholdef. OF the burton 'GAfdner tom.
pany WI lo held NJ tho orco OF the company
" SAT- Lake CITY, on Monday, February lth,
1871, AZ o'clock y. ~. The purposes OF said
meeting arc 10 elect directors Tor too ensuing
year, To receive the annual report ~ the prrsls
business that may properly come hofdre inc
nesting. GEORGE y. fktT, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04

IL isa little singular that travoeties
on nh institution with such glorious
record ~ the American navy should
meet with such favor from presumably
patriotic audiences. For years our
navy has been held w ~ an object Of
ridlculc IN the press aud ON Tia, stage,
and the broader the barbecue the
greater the hit. The success OF "Ship
Alloy" IL n case In point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-04

no more marked than II would be In an
attack VI bronchitis.
The ''nisty sputa" IL one Of the
most convincing signs Of pneumonia.
The coughed up matter has q reddish
tlnge, light or dark, and because it
looks ~ though iron rust had been
used as n colofing " Is called "nusty.n
but " this symptom IA present and
not very pronounced Il Il not very like.
~ 10 lie detected. Some patients swal
low their sputa unless the quantity H.
considerable. Again, where n hand.
kerchiof or cloth il used the rusty tingc
will scarcely he deep enough to color u
TO n noticeable extent II only n small
portion Of the lung Is involved.
A. for The fever, high pulse, etc,
which are signs Of pneumonia. they are
often nearly, II not quite, NJ marked ia
simple attacks which come under the
head u ''colds."
From this II il caay 10 see that ATTACKS
OF pneumonia, during the early stage,
are extremely likely 10 be unsupported
by all except physicians. To draw
correct conclusions from this IL easy.
a person attacked with what ~.
pears 10 be n very severe cold should
call In his physician attempt to
treat himself. II the trouble is az In.
dicatcd he Will have incurred but n
slight expense, which viii bring ample
returns In lcssoned discomfort. Whore
~, II he happens 10 have pneumonia,
prompt treatment win multiply bis
chances ~ recovery many fold. los
ton Herald.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
Divine ZjaWiskO.

Z Ustrzyk, Galicji, donosza 0
dziwnem zjawisku. Niewiadomo, czy
z powodu obftego wystapienia wo-
dnych zy}, czyli tez z przyczyny ja-
kich wstrzasnieh podziemnych, "a
wali}a sic W Hryniawie, powiatu ko-
sowskiego, CORA Dudowa, zasypujac
chaty g6rall zlemi i od}amkami ska}.
Dolina rzeki Probini zasypana
ca}kowicie. Ma przestrzeni kilkuna-
stu kilom. s}yszano silny hulk po-
dziemny. Drzewa sic wala, z gor
staczaja sic kupy ziemia kamieni, cd
czasu zas do czasu wzlatuja W powie-
trze, wyrzucone wewnetrzna si}a o.
gromne s}oje ziemi piasku. Droga
do Burku}a cd strony Hryniawy zni-
kne}a zupe}nie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
Smiert dw6ch polak6w, godnych wspo-
mnienia.

Lw6w, 3 Stycz.--Umarli tn WIKI
tor Wisniewski i Maurycy Kabat, O.
baj mezowie pieknego zycia puhlicz-
nego, cennej wybitnej dzia1alnosci
obywatelskiej. Piorwszy W pamiet-
nych nam latach szescdziesiatych du-
10 dzielnie pracowal, mienia zdro-
via duze sk}adajac ohary ma oltarzu
goracej milosci kraju, jako prawdzi-
wy i niestrudzony patrjota. Drugi,
prezes l senior lwowskiej izby adwo-
kackiej, professor procedury cywilnej
ma tutejszej wszechnicy, autor INA
komitych studjow juryzdycznych,
grad od lat zgora czterdziestu nieraz
wazna role Polityczna. On to pod
nlosf sprawe polskich na uniwersyte-
Gle naszym wyk}adow, on pierwszy
je rozpocza} on ME ma}o przyczyni4
sic do zaprowadzenia fungujqcej od
niedawna katedry prawa polskiego.
Obu vice zmar}ym mezom nalezy sic
cd polskiego spo}eczehstwa chlubna
pamiet j czesG szczera.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
LISTY z KAPITOLU.
DEMOKRACI l REPUBLIKANIE
Me moga sic pogOdzit wazne sprawy
Odkfadaja- -Sp6r f0wienie fok6w
ma morZu Behring-Stany ZjednO-
czone ME chca zawrZeG przymierza
wZajemnegO Meksykiem.
Regularly correspondent Ameryki
< 40 Sth str.N. W. WASHINGTON, DC.
Dnia & StvcZnia. 1891.

Bossowie polityczni bardzo sobie
g}owy zawracaja "6nansowem usta-
wodawstem." Senatorowie demokra-
tyczni ME chca pomagad republican,
skim do przeprowadzenia billu "wol-
nego bicia pieniedzy,"i beda sic
trzymai zdaleka od niego, dopoki
kwestja tyczaca sic elekcyjnego billu
ME zostanie za}atwiona, co spewnos-
cia wkr6tce nastapi. TAX vice, kwe-
stja, kt6ra najwiecej interesuje oby-
wateli, powodu nierozumnego rza-
dzenia senator6w, odk}adana bywa
ma czas "nieograniczony.''
Reprezentant Kelly, Kansas,
przedstawi} bill, ktory upowazm Sc
kretarza Skarbu Stan. Zjedn. do wy
dania papierowych pienledzy " iloscl
so m1ljonow dolar6w, W 5,lO,25 SO
centach. Bill ten najprawdopodobniej
n:eprzejdzie, gdyz prawie wieksza po-
Iowa senatorow j uz jest przeciwko
menu.
Pan Romers, konsul Mexico, "a
przeczy} pog}osce, jakoby Stany u.
stara}y sic zawarcie wzajemnego
traktatu z Mexikiem stanowczo po-
wiada, re W tym czasie to nawet ME
mog}o by nastat.
Reprezentart Butterworth, kt6ry
jest takze sekretarzem Komisji Wy
stawy Swiatowej, przedstawi} W Izbie
rezolucje, pod}ug kt6rej prezydent
ma prosic wszystkie otany Terry
torje do odprawienia nabozehstwa
W ich koscio}ach W d. IL Pazdzier-
nika, 1892 r. ma pamiatke 400 letnie-
60 jubileuszu od&rycia Ameryki, O.
raz prosic ich o przyszykowanie pom
nika, malatury lub jaki inny me-
morja} dotyczacy sic ich postepu,
kt6re razem maja bye wystawione
ma sail podczas nadchodzacej wy
stawy.
Kongres bardzo sic zaimuje spra-
wa {owienia fokow ma morzu Bebring,
ktora sic takze interesuje Anglia. J.
Pauncefote, konsul angielski, zawia-
domi} p. Blaine, ze jezeli w}adze anne
rykahskie zabraniac beda anglikom
{owienia fokow ma morzu Behring i
zabiera6 beda okreta ich, natenczas
Anglia z GAIA si}a sic temu oprze.
Il obecnych widok6w, spodziewa6
sic nalezy nadzwyczajnej sesji Kon-
gresu, gdyz sprawa ta musi bye "a
{atwiona niezw1ocznie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
ROsia ME chce cudZOZiemc6W.

Wkrotce ma bye cudzoziemcom
zakazane osiedlanie sic W Rosji. Tyl-
ko wyjatkowo moze pozwoli6 mini
ster spraw wewnetrznych na osiedle-
ME, ale W takim razie kolonisci beda
1niewoleni przyjac poddahstwo rosyj-
skie. Kolonisci juz osiedli W Rosji
beda zmuszeni albo postarac sic opod-
ahstwo rosyjskie, albo wydaleni 20
stana z Rosji. Ustawa ta wymierzo-
ajest przewaznie przeciw niemcom,
kt6rzy juz obsiedli wielkie obszary
ziemi ma Wo}yniu, Podolu Ukraine.
Dzienniki rosyjskie oddawna zwraca-
}y uwage ma przerazajace postepy ko-
lonizacji niemieckiej W Rosji i sk}oni-
~ Rad do wydania powyzszej usta-
WV.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
DO cXegO daza ruSini.

Dzienniki ruskie polskie W Eu-
ropie, og}osi}y odezwe rusl>a, podpi-
sana przez meutropolite lwowskiego
ks. Sembratowicza, tudziez trzech
biskup6w ruskich ksiezy Stupnickie-
go, Po}esza kni}owskiego, wzywa-
jaca wszystkich szczerych rusinow,
ably z}aczyli sic ipodall reke do prze-
prowadzenia programu przez pos}a
Romahczuka W sejmie wypowie-
dzianego. Program polega ma tenn, ze
rusini chca pielegnowad swa move
i narodowost, chez bye narodem o.
drebnym cd polskiego i rosyjskiego,
tudziez, re chca stat wiernie przy
wierze katolickiej, przy monarchji
austrjackiej donnie Habsburg6w. Il
pos}ow ruskich tyl<o dwoch podpisa-
10 ten manifest, II. Romahczuk Sa-
weak.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
PIOTR JEZIORSKI
Okradf teScia i uciekf cd zOny

Dunkirk, N. Y, 8 Stycznia. (Kor:
Am. )-Piotr Jeziorski ozeni} sic ME-
dawno zpanna julia Szocka W Dun
kirku. M}odzi ma}zonkowie mieszka-
Ii u rodzicow PIP. Szockich. Pred
Nowym Rokiem wybrali sic W po-
droz "miodowa" do Erie, Pa, aby
odwiedzi6 krewnych m}odej ma}zon-
XII. w dzieh Nowego Roku Piotr po-
wiedzia} swej zonie, re musi powra-
ca6 natychmiast do Dunkirku, aby
sic stawi6 do roboty nastepnego dnia.
Pozostawi} zone W Erie, zabrawszy
cd niej pieniadze (oprocz biletu ko-
lejowego ma powr6t i stana} do ro-
boty dnia 2-go Stycznia; ale VIE
czorem zacza} sic uskarzac, ze jest
chory. Idac spac, powiedzia} rodzi-
com swej zony, re lie sic czuje i
pewnie W nocy bedzie musia} wy
chodzic re cztery razy. w nocy wiec,
jak wszyscy spali wyszed} diva razy.
o lie zauwazy} jego tesc p. szocki;
trzecim razem jak wyszed}, to juz
wiecej ME wr1ci}. Rano dopiero PIP.
Szoccy przekonali sic, ze Piotr "a
kazdem wyjsciem wynosi} kosztow-
ne rzeczy domu i wreszcie uciek},
niewiadomo gdzie. Ukrad} tesciowi
nowe patio, kapelusz i kamasze "a
bra} wszystkie pieniadze swej zony.
Jak iona Piotra powroci}a dnia 3-go;
Stycznia Erie i dowiedzia1a sic O.:
tenn co zasz}o, to nieszczesliwa ON:
dla}a, DO niczego sic ME spodziewa-
Ia. Lamentuje biedna po stracie me-
"a, a jeszcze wiecej pieniedzy.
Piotr Jeziorski jest oko}o 25 lat
starry, ma czarne w}osy, cere brunat-
ma, ma}e czarne wasy, ME ma zeba
naprzodku lewej strony, ma znak
ma prawej stronie g}owy 4 Gale lub
wiecej d}ugosci, jest wzrostu dose
siad}ego, moze wazy6 oko}o 100 fun.
tow.
Ktoby spostrzeg} gdzie tego cz}o-
wieka, to MECH }askawie zawiadomi:
Michala Szockiego, % Erwine str,
Dunkirk, n. Y.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
KSIEzA SIZE ARESZTUJA
Z chiwOsci ma pieniadze--Kf6 sic, jak
IsyO kosc.

Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 Stycz. (Kor.
Am.) - Kolektowal tn pomiedzy
ludzmi dobrowolne sk}adki ksiadz
Braciszek Pu}sskiego, ksiadz
Miskiewicz z ambony nawymysla} go
jake krawca szubrawca! P6znlej
kolektowa} ma ksiazki naukowe j po.
moe kleryk polski S. K, re ludzie
go tu znaja wiec chetnie pomagali
biednemu. KS. Miskiewicz, jak sic o
tenn dowledzia}, zaaresztowa1 owego
kleryka; ale sedzia 60 uwolni}, gdyz
on zadnych fa}szywych sposob6w do
wyzyskania pieniedzy ME uzywa}.
Widzicie wiec, ze ksieza sami pomie-
dzy soba, to sic k}6ca, po sadach
w}6cza, itd.-a i'm to wolno; tylko
nam prostym ludziom to niewolno
zadnego winowaic obrazac!
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
NOWINY ZE STAREGO KRAJU.
Nieszczesliwi wyehodzcy polscy Rosja
wydala cudzGziemc6w-Ni -NieZwykie
zjawiska W GalicIi.

w Make wysadzono dziesieciu
ludzi, dwuch mezczyzn, pie6 kobiet
i troy dzieci pociagu, poniewaz
ME mieli bilet6w kolejowych. Lu-
die ci byli wychodzcami Polski,
chcacymi sic do Brazylji przedostat.
w Toruniu przyczepif sic do ME-
szczesliwych tych ludzi jakis szpe-
kulant, kt6ry do@iedziawszy sic ce-
lu ich podr6zy, przedstawi} i'm Bra
zylia jake kraj pe4en szczescia roz-
koszy, m6wif, re by} W Brazyljji re
jq dobrze zna i oiarowa} sic i'm "a
przewodnika. Poczciwi ludziska zau-
fall pod}emu k}amcy, wreczajac mu
wszystkie do podrozy potrzebne pa
piery i ca}y sw6j zasob pieniezny W
wysokosci % marek. Prey rewizii
biletow w Make zapari sic 6w po-
tworny cz}owiek, re ma biletv pie
niadze biednych wychodzcow.Pociag
przystaje tam tylko dwie minuty,
ME by}o zatem czasu ca&ej sprawy
wyiasnid. Nieszczesliwi ME maiac bi-
let6w, musieli zpociagu wysiast, a
bezczelny zfodziej pojechaf dalej
cafym majqtkiem biedakow. Ludzie
ci> wiejscy wyrobnicy, ME umieja I
nierozumieja ami s1owa 20 niemiecku.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
NieDOrOZumienie w Serbii.

z Belgradu donosza, re po tajnem
posiedzeniu, skupczyna uchwali}a re-
zolucje, ''ze powodu, IL ami konsty-
tucja j prawodawstwo ME posiadaja
postanowienia, ma mocy ktorego
zwyczajna skupczyna mia}aby prawo
obrad mad kwestja, wzniesiona przez
krolowe, skupczyna przechodzi do
porzadku dziennego, ME wdajac sic
W rozbior kwestji powyzszej; re
wzgledu jednak, ze sprawa ia costa
Ia wniesiona, skupczyna wyraza zy-
czenie, azeby Rad regencja posta-
rail- sig usuna6 szkodliwe skutki ME-
zgody rodzicow krola, ktore szko-
dza krajowi tronowi."
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10

powiada, re zona jego nigdy mu ME
mowi o pieniadze, lecz zapomnia} do
da6, il lepsza polowica jego jest
g}uchoniema.
Do Ypsilanti, Mich, Wayne
przyjecha} D. Stephenson i upi} sic
jak nieboskie stworzenie, potem po-
}ozy} sic ko}o swego konia usna}.
Gdy go p6zniej znaleziono, mial
czaszke zgnieciona.
Gabriel Tongaw, bogaty farmer,
mieszka!acy niedaleko St. Francis
vile, ILL.,, odebrai sobie zycie wy
strza}em rewolweru. Il rozpaczy, re
d}"znicy ME chcieli mu odda6 pie
niedzy, pope}ni} samob6jstwo.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
"Ameryka" zawsze m6wi prawde.
Arcadia. Wis. | Stycz.. 1891


Utrzymuje "Ameryke'' cd sameg"
jej poczatku istnienia mia}em spo-
sobnos6 wiele razy przekona6 sic, re
zawsze m6wi prawde uczciwie bro
nj interes6w ludu polskiego. Jezeli-
by kto naszych rodak6w m6wi}, ze
AMERYKA ME jest dobra gazeta, ten
ME ma duszy ami tez rozumu jako
cz}owiek, albo tez musi bye bardzo
zazdrosnyln. Rozsadny cz}owiek, kto-
ry sic cokolwiek zastanawia mad tenn
co 60 otacza i co sic swiecie die
ie, to z g}ebi duszy wypowie, IL A
MERYKA jest prawdziwa gazeta. ia
uznaje "Ameryke" "a najlepsza ze
wszystkich pism polskich W naszej
novel oiczyznie. K0sper Krett.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-01-10
Stepniak podr6zuje W Ameryce.
Boston, Mass, 5 Stycz. (Kor. Ar

Boston, Mass, 5 Stycz. (Kor. Am
-Dragoman6w, znany jako Step
MAX, g}okny autor socjalistyczny,
ktory naleza} do spisku ma zycie
cara moskiewskiego, "a co przeby}
kilka lat W Syberji, zkad mu sic u
dalo uciec do Anglji, zkad jego
imie przez wiele lat roznoszone by}o
ma ca}y cywilizowany swiat,--ob-
jezdza W Ameryce rozmaite mia
sta i miewa mowy,.jak do swych
wspo}ziomk6w rosjan, takze do
Amerykan6w. Niedawno by} W
New Yorku entuzj jazmem przyjmo-
wany. Dzi5 w}asnie mia} move W
Bostonie, W nocy odjecha} do Penn
sylvanji, zkad ma zamiar jechac da-
lei ma Zach6d.