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TWO Hundred and Sixty ChIness Drowasl

SAN Francisco, July so.--Advices from Yoke
hama state that the following telegram, datsd
July b. was received on July IL at a m: n
steamer Tamae Marue. of Hakodats Wills ~
turning from Suto with $40 laborsrs on boaFe
came into collision with the steamer Miyosba
Maru, OF shiragami. The Tamas Marue imne
diateiy sank Two hundred and sixty d ~
persons on board were drowned and missing,
The captain. first officer and sixty lsboFes
reached the shore.
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Germanx,a Einanca,

BERLIN, July So.-The final budget for the en-
pire Tor the year ls9o-sl shows a surplus Of Is
Ia. 2oi marks over the estimates
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Klopf, 4
Polhen,
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spurrson,. Condition wo,..-

LONDON, July So-Ar. spurgeon passed rest
less day He shows repugnancs to food and his
friends are again anxious
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Tolt Hotel and saloon Burnea.

TON, July Sd. 5. Parry's new hotel, with
thseld saloon. sas destroyed By ire this morning
between and clock
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The Davis VIII Ca.e.

BUTTE, Mont, July SO--The cross-sxsmins
ton OF ]. c. Sconce was concluded today with
out impairing his testimony in any matsrS
point Mrs. Mary A. Downey, mother Of ~
alleged torger OF the will. was then put on ~
stand. She testified to being present at b.
fathers house when the will was signed, an
detailed the events which took place In ~
room. She also testified to having seen the win b
the house on subsequent occasion. on crou-
examination her testimony remained unshaksn
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The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
A VERY BAD SHOT.

At the time when the unknown
author Of the Waverley novels was an
object Of public curiosity throughout
ali Britain, coneeited fellow who
was travelling northward in an English
stage coach, wishing TO give himself q
temporary consequence in the eyes OF
his one fellow passenger, said to him
with an air of mysterious Importance,
am tell you secret-Fm the man that
wrote the Waverley novels
This confidential announcement, as
1t happened, was made to no less q
person than Sir Walter Scott himself,
who, instead of crushing the pretender
by at once ayowing the authorship (as
almost any other man would have
done in his place. merely said, with an
arch look OF the speakers heavy un-
intellectual face: "Indeed? Well,
really, | should never have guessed It,"
Not so fortunate was another inn
postor in the same line, who made a
similar attempt to array himself in
borrowed plumes few years later.
Shortly after the publication of Cole
ridges "Ancicnt Mariner an anony-
nous skit upon it appeared in one of
the London papers, which suggested TO
a would-bo author of the time a
promising method of making the
acquaintance of Coleridge himself and
thereby getting start IN literature.
Calling at the poets suburban resi-
dence. he aYowed himself the author
of the squib above mentioned, and
offered his sincere apologies for having
ridiouled that excellent poem. which
he had now learned TO admire as II
deserved
toleridge received his excuses very
politely aud begged him to repeat the
epigram il question, which the visitor
did rs follows
Your poem must eternal be-
Dear sir, 1t cannot fall
For lis neomprehensible.
And without head or tail.
A5ir,1 said Coleridge quietly, q
wrote that nyselfF DAVID kER
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
A Dreadful MaIady.

Greonsburg, Pa, June 2l.-The pc
culiar disease which has broken out
among the Hungarians Of the coke re-
gions Is not abating, but increasing.
The Poor Board at a meeting held to-
day decided TO fit up pesthonse and
remove all the Hungarians to that
until all danger is past. One of the
directors, In conversation With sick
Hungarian, learned from him that the
disease il known in Hungary as "blaek
leg,n and that this ia the first instance
In which it has appeared in this coun-
try. The Hungarians throughout The
region are greatly alarmed lest It be-
come epidemic. As soon as it i
known that one Of their countrymon
ls affected with it be is sent to the
County Home TO prevent others from
taking ii. The inmates of the hom'
arc greatly alarmed over 1t.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
bitter MiIK-Dog FenneI.
HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS, june 8

HUNTsvILLE, TEXAS, June ..
Ed. Southern Livestock Journal:
In the 2Sth issue of your paper 5. Z.
Rowland. OF Kilgore. Tex, asks for q
remedy for bitter milk. Well, | do
not say positively that have 1t; but 1t
can be modified very considerably by
the free use of salt. |, too, have been
annoyed with 1t until some one told
me that by giving the cows plenty of
salt would prevent 1t. Since then |
keep large lump of rock salt 10 every
stall aud all Of the out troughs. My
plan Is to give the cows full feed
every morning before turning them
out, so that they win be more choice
about what they cat aud not go for
everything that il green, and If not
entirely relieved you will find very
great improvement. With rs 1t is dog
fennel that does t. Try aud report.
Respectfully,
..
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
SHAPING THE HIMALAYAS.

Snowslides play greater part shap-
ing the HImalayas, according to Colo
mel II. G. d. Tanner, an officer Of the
Indian survey, than geologists gener-
ally suppose. This author has cncoun-
tered four distinct kinds Of avalanche.
The first, and most common, is the
precipitation of a mass of new snow
from slopes too steep TO retain more
than limited quantity. These occur
generally in winter and early spring.
The second kind of avalanche is the
descent Of old snow, looscncd by the
heat of the sun. They may be seen
throughout the summer and autumn,
and, though usu lily not Of great ex-
tent or weight. are dangerous nom
the unexpected anil irregular manner
IN which they slide OH The third
kind osn only be seen when themoun-
tains are Of pccuiiaS structure and ags
really ice and bot SNOW aFAianehos.
They are1of very constant occurrence
In some localities, more particularly
where small glaciers are situated high
up on the crest OF mountains, and are
gradually pushed oyer the edge. The
fourth kind was seen by Col Tanner
but once, and is not known to have
been described before. IL is very Gu
rious, being the movement Of billions
of snowballs about the size of ones
head, which, ia stream mile and 0
half long, slowly wound down the
upper part Of an elevated valley iu the
(siIgit Darel mountains. How this
form OF avalanche originates, or how
the snow is rolled eT inio the count
lcss bails. Is q mystery.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
The Work or n RabId Dog.

Chicago, June PA Mason City
([a) special says A terrible state Of
afTairs exists In the southern part Of
FrankIin county. About TWO weeks
ago q rabId dog passed through tho
neighborhood, biting horses. cattle and
sheep. since which time twenty-five
cattle have died, besides number of
horses. A steer belonging to John
Maxwell was among the number thus
killed and John summoned his brother
Frank to help skin Il. In doing Il
they took The infection. Now the
former is dead, while the latter Is a
rnylnr maniac
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
FoR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

r.. Il. BUCKLEY is a candidate for the
Office of County Surveyor Of Washing
ton county, subject TO the action OF the
Democratic party in Convention as
sembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

JNo. l.. GRIFFIN is candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Sheriff OF
Washington county, subject to the ae-
ton OF the Democratic party IN Con-
yention assembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

Jno. +. Hebron Ir- is 3 candidate
for lhe Selaie. lF0ni ghe District COM
pTising Washington couuiy-su1ject
to the nomination 0fthe county Dem
eeratie Convention. If elected De
viii support the reelection Of Sena-
tors George and WalthalL
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

From letter written by Mrs. Ada X.
Hurd. Of Groton, ). d.. we quote: WAS
taken with bad cold. which settled on
nv Lungs. cough set in and finally ter
minatedin Consumption. Four doctors
gave me up saying | could live but a
short time. / gave myself up to my
Savior. determined ii could not stay
with my friends Oh earth, would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get Or. King's Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. |
gave II trial, took in all eight bottles ;
II has cured me and thank God am now
A well and hearty woman" Trial bot
tles free at Moore & Clarke's Drugstore.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
FOR TREASURER

GEO. b. ALExANDER is a candidate
for reelection to the Office Of Ircasu-
rer Of Washington county, subject to
the action of the Democratic party in
Convention assombled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

We are authorized TO annopuce J..
lIoIOtEs BAKER as candidate for
senator from the z, ulues 0f Washing
ton and SunfoWCf uhieci 20 such
action as is taken by thc Democrats Of
the two counties iu aiut convention
assembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
ron ASSESSOR.

NJ. RACHErAlAN is u candidate Tor
reelection to tho Office OF Assessor OF
Washington county, subject to the ac-
tlon of the Democratic party in Con-
yentlon assembled
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

Time L1lHQcratt
on sesiotdaf judge fariee. ei tae
United States LiEcaii ,al1t. annQunz-
e ne judgment of the court in tae
eases of Eldfiige, Mrs. testel aH-
Husband and Mrs. Conner el. ais. 81
Tie State Board Of Engineers e
10 Be u faroE Of the def t4a-s a.
nisslng the bis
dissoivlng = --
The<.s z-fs 7rr ~ 49, -la sa.-
Lrrzi sf iaene asl - 5uslsss
-ri- zu. - ice. holding ihe -.f-
sars for The western district Of
Louisiana hy agreeGent between
counsel
The District Judge holding the Cir
cu:l Court had issued restraining
orders against the State Board Of En-
gineers. the Ievee contractors, the
Board Of Commissioners Of The Fifth
Louisiana Levee District, the rcpresen-
tative Of the Mississippi River Com
mission and the parish of Concordia
10 stop the building OF, the stalking
on. Of the leyees or closing ofa culvert
in this levee, on the pretext that this
work should be suspended until
adequate compensation should be first
paid 10 private owners Of lands, taken
or damaged by these respective pub
lie officers and agents
Naturally the State Board Of Engf-
necrs and tho Board of Leyee Com
missions, and the representatives
the Mississippi River Comm
were reluctant to proceed viii n
work IL they were 10 be eou'la..ra
interfered with by y cs ~ -
officers. Bonds We ? ssil aa a
difficulties were DIX uic; at 1a'
Der of suits galap iuT !.
ly and vrsasans ilAEeti9e -eat
ened
fae agenis aud ea'cet u the stat
te6eved itat .be W-hs question ha'
bcSn seitcl by lie supreme Court 0
Louisiana 10 nu.aerous decisions, an'
dctermirat !, get the senior judges 0
The r0rr. to hear this grave an
sefisas question. The result IS
graat triumph to the Levee Board
aud the State Engineers, and will d
much TO tranquilize the people hyin
on the navigable rivers in our Stat
The great work of levee building wi
now continue without interference
interruption from the courts, State
Federal.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

Slndcnt--aNhas's the most peculiar
thing about your profession y Doc
tor-aWhen | liHse 10 charge so Il
day for treating n man whose life Isn't
worth two centa.a-Iife.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

J.H. CRoUcH is u candidate for the
Office of Circuit Clerk of Washington
county, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party in Convention as
scmbled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

Jos. A. SHALL is candidate for the
office of Circuit Clerk of Washington
county, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party in Convention as
sembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
FoR cIRcuIr CLERK.

B. L. MILAN is a candidate for the
office of Circuit Clerk Of Washington
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party in Convention as
sembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

W. X. GII.DART is a candidate for
the office of Circuit Clerk of Washing
ton county, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party in Convention as
sembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

GALE STONE is candidate for the
office of Assessor of Washington coun-
ty, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party in Conventions ssembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

S. p. AIKEN is a candidate for the
office of Assessor of Washington coun-
ty, subject TO the action of the Demo-
cratic party in Convention assembled
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

]. w. ERWIN IS candidate for the
Office of Chancery Clerk of Washing
ton county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party in Convention as
semblcd.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
FOR CHANCERY CLERK.

q. NJ. JOHNSON is candidate for re-
election TO the Office of Chancery Clerk
of Washington county, subject to the
action OF the Democratic party IN Con-
vention assembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27

ffsrT N -IEELls Is r candidate Ter
ths amea lf u-uic. Ad0ueg of ile
Foarih .Iulieisi District subject 20 iae
lctha 81 be Democratic District loa-
4aFau
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
ANNOUNCEMENTs.
- pIsFRIoT ATToRNET.

"A A. MoNraaMu4 JR. is candle
date l1r ihe oillr ol District Attorney
Of thc Fourth Judicial bi,,Hr'. sul-
sect io fhe aeliau Of tac penl-Ia'it
District GluVa aHtl.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
FOR SHERIFF.

a. NJ. SHWBY Is a candidate for the
Office Of sheriff Of Washington county,
subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
party IN Convention assembled.
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
sHERIFEs SALE.

The State Of Mississippi.
Washington County.
In Circuit Court. TO May term. 1891.
w. II. Neal,
VS.. Venditioni Exponas.
Alice Jones.
BY virtue of the above Execution. to
me directed, shall expose to public
sale. at the door of the Court House in
Greenville, within the hours prescribed
by law to the highest bidder, for cash.
on the
First Monday Of July, 1891,
next. all the right. title and interest of
the defendant, Alice Jones, IN and to
the following described property, to-
wit. Southwest quarter of Lot 2,
Block I of Sixth Addition to the Town
of Greenville, Washington County.
Mississippi; the same having been
levied upon as the property of the
defendant. Alice Jones. and will be sold
TO satisfy plaintiffs claim and all costs.
j. Il. GRIFFIN,
Sheriff of Washington County
By E. A. ROW.. Deputy Sheriff.
June l3-n4S-tds
The Greenville times., 1891-06-27
pronounrea homeless. Yet Saved.

-5ir,1 said Coleridge quietly, Il
wrote that nyselfF DAVID kER
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
z NEBRASKA.
st Paul, Nebr.. Is Czerwc.

st Paul, Nebr., Is Czerwca.
Bedac przekonanym, re Wa.
Il wszystko, mogace s}uzyc ola
dobra sp6}eczehstwa polskiego, po-
piera, sadie, re te pare slow
faske u niego znajdaa.
Urodzaje tutaj u mas W Ho-
ward Comfy many tax plekne. re
mic ME pozostaje dc zyczenla, "a
se}amy .ylko prosbe do Boga, ably
nam pozwoll} szczesIlwle plony
sprzatnac.
Polacy, kt6rzyby pragneli
nabyc fanny, moga smialo przy-
bye tutaj, a znaida wszystko cze-
go rolnik zyczyc sobie moze.
Znajda take ito, co lest ME i zbed.
mem ola kazdego dobrego katollka,
to jest szes6 pieknych koscio}6w,
z kt6rych 8 czysto polskie, jeden
czeski, ieden niemiecki . jeden
mleszany. Znaida r6wniez god
nych kapfan6w, kt6rzy pracuia
mad utrzymaniemEzgody i porzad-
ku, zastana szko}y wzorowe para.
fialne oraz Siostry %nauczajace
dziecl, znajda wreszcie dobrych
Polakow, kt6rzy dopomoga rada
do wyszukanla dobrych farm.
Dina Is Czerwca mlelismy tu-
tai odpust ma sw,ety Antoni W
Nowym Poznaniu, gdzie wszyst-
kim znajomy pc calej Ameryce
Wlelebny ksladz W}adys}aw Sc
bastyahski jest proboszczem. PoIa-
cy zebrali sic licznle, tax IL sliczny
i wlelkl koscl6i lch pomlescic ME
m6g}. Trzech okollcznych ksiezy
polskich i jeden czeski sprawowa.
Il siuzbe Boza, a kazdy z zupe}nie
zadowolonem screen powracaf do
domu, szczesliwy, re spe}ni} obo-
wlazek dobrego katolika. Parafla-
ME z Nowego Poznanla DUNN,
re posiadaja taklego %proboszcza,
.jakim jest Wielebny ksladz Sebas-
tyahski, ktory nietylko k%ap}anem
lest ola Mich, ale Ojcem i przyja.
clelem, "a CO oby Bog dobry "a
chowa} Go PREY dobrem zdrowlu
jak n%ajdiuzsze lata.
Y. H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
DOBRA
DETROICKA
TABAKA.
ouisvil]e, KY, % Czerwca.

Louisville, Ky, % Czerwca.
Pred dwoma tygodniami "a
clekaw,ia mnle W Warusie
wzmianka o Ign. w olfie W
Detroit, re tenze wyrabla czyli IA
bryku]e dobra polska tapake do
zazywania.
Bedac amatorem zazywania>
jeszcze W starym kraju, przez 80 i
kilka lat musla}em sig zadowalniac
amerykahsklm wyrobem, ktorego
zapach Jest podobnY do zgni1ego
siana. Napisa}em wiec do VOLTA,
ably mi mi tabaki swej przys}a},
i tez krotko potem odebra4em ma.
}q probe.
Alez jake byio mo]e radios.
ne zadziwienle, gdy znalaz1em
Detrojcka tabake p. VOLTA nietyl-
ko zupeinie lax " starym kraju,
lecz j~eszcze lepszaa, a nadto cena
Detrolckiei wlelce umiarkowana.
Odkad ,bawie W Ameryce, spro.
wadzi1em pare RAY tababe z Eu-
ropY, lecz takowa kosztowala mnie
przeszlo jednego dolara "a funt.
Prawda, re teraz mozeby by}a tro-
cha tansza, DO clio wchodowe Jest
skasowane,
Jedna rzecz mi sic przeclez
nle podoba cd VOLTA, to jest ia,
re on nazywa te tabake Celebra.
ted German SnuJ. Pisa}em mu,
re ma ja p%rzechrzci6 ma Celebrated
Polish Snut.
Konczac zaznaczam, re moge
sumlenie te tabake kazdemn anna
torowi, co by} do podobnej VISTA
rym kraju przyzwyczajony- reko.
mendowac.
Jan Richter.
DOPlSEK REDAKCYI. -
W reklamle ola tabaki D. VOLTA
W Detroit W przesz1ym numerze
przez omy1ke podanem by1o, re
,,nlzej piec eentow p. Wolf ME
ME wvse}a";; m1a4o bye .%,nizej pieG
funt6w Wolf ME ~wyse}a."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
Z INV POLSklCH
w AMERYCE.

w PARAFII sw. Wojciecha
W Detroit, cd ktorej pred paru
laty odpadfy tyslace dusz l 1.-two.
rzyfy bez Bisxupa osobna
gmine kosc1elna, wybuch4a nova
wojna przeciw Biskupowi. 1.-TWO
rzy}a sic tam howiem teraz par
iva, kt6ra grozi Blskupowi wypo-
~wledzeniem postusz enstwa, jezell
ten ME usunie ~obecnego proboszcza
ks. Rochowskiego, CT malkontenci
zwo}ali W zesz}a sobote mltlng, ma
kt6rym uchwalili poprosic Bisku-
pa przez deputacya. ably usunai
ks. Rochowskiego, jake nlby ME
umie7acego po polsku, oraz ably
nadal ME wolno by}o uzywac pro-
boszczowi, wYblerac i zmieniac
samowolnle koscielnych, lecz aby
parafia ma ca1y rok lch wybiera1a.
Pogrozi}a PREY tenn partya SEEM
rzaca, re dop6kad ks. Rochows6i
bedzie proboszczem, ME zapfaca "a
}awki i przejda wszyscv do koscio-
1d SW. JOLcldCd.
KS. Wafajtys, dotychczasowy
asystent PREY kosclele sw. Wojcie-
cha, opuscl} wprawdzle plebanla,
lecz z miasta ME wvjecha}, zatrzy.
mule sic raczej tymczasowo W
klasztorze O.. o. Kapucyn6w l
czesto przechodzi koio koscio}a sw.
Wojciecba.
Kraza pog}oski, re ks. Rochow.
ski, by o~szczedzic Biskupowi k4o-
pot6w, lada dnla sam dobrowolnie
opusci wzburzona parafia.
w DAYTON, Ohio, powie-
dzia1 ks. Barszcz, jake misyonarz,
tamtejszym Polakom kazanle take,
re podczas gdy W koncu On sam
plakaf, wszystek sfuchajacy go
lud prawie ma g1os sic smia1. Ma
ambonie leza}o pred kaznodzieja
pismo socyallstowskle ~toledoska
Jameryka CD z kt6rej on kazanie
odczytaf. Uja} sic "a ks. Barszczem
AtGW4A odSLCl1oO l CllCldl I'D wy
drwienle 60 nafozyc ma cztonkow
Towarzystwa, kt6rego by1 sekre-
rem, pc dolarze kary, lecz skrupifo
sic ma MIN samym, DO odebrano
mu urzad %sekretarza. (S}yszellsmy
o ks. Barszczu, re zostaf on wy
~swiecony ma Kap}ana, ME majac
ami krzty daru wymowy i wogole
zadnego powo1anla do stanu du-
chownego, i re dzlsiaj luz laden
Biskup do swojej dyecezyi przyjac
90 ME chce. u kslezy polskich,
kt6rym jego obrzydllwa chclwosGi
inne sprawkl, jak n. p. sprzedanie
studentom W Jersey City zwlok
biednego Polaka-doDrze So znane,
Mkt mu rekl ME poda.-Chetnle
VICE dajemv wiare ~powyzszej no
tatce, z~aczerpnietej 2 llstu jednego
Z w%lernych naszych %abonentow,
kt6ry zarazem dodaje, re zauwaAyi,
IL ks. Barszcz, pozdrawiajqc zlom-
k6w ma ulicy, VIOLA giosno Good
money!-good money.-Przyp Re-
dakcyi Worusa),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Jan
kuszewski, robotn1k W garbarnl
Zoehrlauta, spadi " kadz z wrzacs
woda l o ma}o co zycia ME stracif.
Dolne czesci cia{a mocno So popa-
rzone, Kuszewskl mleszka pod mr..
9N ulicy Sohlesklego.
zarzqd Domu Emigracyjnego
W New Yorku zali size, IL sk4adki
ME wp}ywala ma to narodowe
przytulisko, a tymczasem dalej
bawl sic W polityke kropidlarska i
swoje korespondencye i odezwy
publlkuje tylko W swolch uprzy-
wilejowanych gazetach. - Bedzle
miaf z tego TAXI pozytek, jak go
ma Unia z publikowanla swoich
oredzi / sprawozdan wytacznie W
Rlo1u ~ Anaeryce. -Znajds sic
W kasach waszych Przytulisk i
Uni Polskich W Ameryce tylko
fundusze samolubdw wan podo-
bnych, temi dtugo ME pocia-
gniecie.
PITTSBURG, Pa. - DR.. l..
Sadowski zamieszkal IA stale w
naszem miescie pod Mr.. 2731
Penn. ave. l poleca Szanownym
Rodakom swe us}ugi.
NEW YORK. - Spali4 sic
tutai sk1ad kupiecki PAM Kraemer.
Pozar wyrzadzi1 ma $4,000 szko-
dy, podczas gdy suma zabezpie-
czona wynosl tylko $4,000,
KTO CHCE jechac z Wis
consinu do Michlganu, nlechaj
wszadzie W Manitowoc ma po-
rannY parowiec kolei Flint &
Pere Marquette lub ma paro-
vice tel kolel W Milwaukee.
Dostanie bezptatnie wszelkie
objasnienia, jaSo to ksiazkl i
mapy dotYczace ruchu kole-
jowego oraz zarobkowosci W
Michigan, Kanadzie i ma
Wschodzie, kto sic pc to
zglosi do agency kolel Flint
& Pere Marquette W Mani
towoc Milwaukee lub St, Paul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-26
ZE STRASZNYM EOSKO-

TEN rune4a dolna Geese nowego
ratusza W Liberty, Ind, rooiac ma
diva kroj sto tysiqcy dolar@w
szkody. Wykazafo sic jake rzecz
niewatp Iiwa, il zawalenie sic ma
stapifo skutkiem wybuchu dyna.
mitu i ze sprawcaml byli ludzie
ztosliwi, krzywo patrzacy ma bu-
dove.