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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-19

eminent Of Copenhagen for the year
1890 were $685., 70i.
In the Helsingot Dag5lad was read
the other day: ~ hereby warn every.
body not to call my boy Sansag-J.
Jocrgensen.
The North writes; Last winter n
Copenhagen girl sued young man
who had seduccd her under promise Of
marriage. The Danish laws covering
this case are peculiar lie ought TO
marry the girl II he fails 10 do this
within certain date he shall pay her
certain daily fines; II hu Is unable to
10 this she can have him arrested and
Keep him in jail as long ~ she pays for
his board, etc, Or he marries her. In
this case he promised 10 marry the girl
within ten weeks from March 10. He
failed TO marry her within that time.
She sued him again; as he had no
money TO pay the required fine she had
him arrested, but A. she paid for his
board, etc, nj the Jail he was soon TO.
leased, A soon ~ she had saved n
few dollar again she sued him third
time. lie was NJ impccunious a. ever
and had to go TO jail, where she paid
his expenses for two weeks In advance,
and shc Ia now working harder than
the average slave to pay his expenses
nj the Jail for some additional length
Of time II he does not come TO terms In
the course Of those two weeks.
fISLASD.
From BJorneborg 81, 900 crebs were
exported during september.
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Literary Notes.

The December Forum will contain
an article by Governor William l..
Russell on the "5igniiicance NJ the
Democratic Wet ~ In Massachusetts,
and Its bearings on neat years cant
paign." The same number viii con.
tain an article on "Degfedatinu hy
Pensions The Protest u Loyal Nolun-
teefs," by Lieut.. Allen ". Fooie,
founder Of the society VI Loyal NOlun.
tecra. sir Edwin Arnold will have n
description Of a "Day with Lord
Tennyson, " describing the home-life Of
the Laureate, with many incidental
criticisms of his works. In the same
number Frederic Harrison will have
paper 10 chow why tho whole system
Of modern education IN built on o
wrong basis. The financial aud inter
national hearings Of the jewish .persc-
cution will he explained by NJ. Leroy
Beaulieu, the greatest living authority
ON the subject. NJ. Camille Pelletan,
member Of the French Chamber OF
Deputies, frankly explains the French
feeling towards Germany, showing
that nj some time another conflict
about Alsace' Lorraine IL inevitable.
The Home Malsr, which has estsb.
lished its claim n high class house
hold publication In the popular maya
zine form, brings forth lie November
number finely illustrated, and will he
highly appreciated by all who ate In
tefcs,ed In literary articles, home art,
fashions, domestic culture, etc. Ii l.
also the established organ Of the FEEDER
atc1 WOmcn's Clubs Of America.
A strong article by Gall Ham
ilton entitled "womAn's Place In the
Republic" iss leading feature; other
features are "rwo Thanksgiving Din.
mere" "Yonkers on the Huuson,"
Illustrated. "Ilow | built u house for
Less Than 5000" illustrated, poems
by well known writers, such IA Hitclla
Cooke and Frederick W. paugbOrn.
The housewife department has among
it, features domestic Club" "a
Thanksgiving Menu "rhanksgiving
Ham, aud "a Peach Year, by Mrs.
j. &. Cfoly Jennie Junc.l Young
lady readers cannot fall 70 be- Interested
In u bright article entitled "a Visit to
n Glrls'Gymnaslum, /" illustrated, The
editorial features by"Mrs. Jennie June
Croly, n"Lrt u DO Thankful" "Tht
Penny provldcnt Fund, !" "What the
Men have been Doing, Lost In New
York Will lie found Instructive, and
the Cycle department, which Il The
exponent ~ the "Frderated WOmen'r
Clubs" will be found filled with new,
from the secretaries Of clubs aud clul
events.
Published at a. Erst lith ST., New
York.
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FATAL SHOOTING.
A Young Man Accidentally Killed While
Deer Hunting.

A correspondent Of the DrsERrr
News writes from Vernon, rooele
County, under date Of the 10Th Inst.
He says;
quite "a gloom was cast over our
settlement this morning by the acni-
dental shooting Of Charles Jorgenscn,
aged 10 or 10 years. J0rgensen aud a
young man named Paddock were
tracking deer when the latter's gun
WINS accidentally discharged, the bullet
entering the nose, killing Jorgensen
instantly. Information OF the sad
fatality was brought hers at s O'CLOCK
last night. The father Of the deceased
was reven miles distant aud was I'M
mediately appraised Of his sons death.
The body was brought home-tho
shooting having occurred twenty-five
miles from herc-and mn inquest held.
Paddock was exOnerated."
The bereav.d parents have the sym.
patty OF large circle Of friends and
acquaintance.
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Manufacturers, Take Notice.

awe desire TO stimulate the develop.
mont Of the manufacturing industries OF
salt Lake Clly, and for tho purpose of
bringing the manufactured products
more prominently before tho public, tho
board OF directors of the Chamber 0f
Commerce have decided to call a public
meeting. This meeting will BIO held at
the salt Lake Chamber OF t0mmorce on
Thursday evening, November loth, NJ 5
o'clock.
Manufacturers, uiaclurers' agents,
merchants, members Of tho Chamber,
and all oltlzons VINO have the welfare OF
this city at heart, are cordially invited to
attend.
at Is expected that the manufacturers
will be able TO furnish the Secretary with
u complete list and description Of tho
articles manufactured, 10 order that tho
work in hand may oo carried out to a
practical result.
'fHED SIMON, President
"H. V. MELor Secretary"
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~ told him. Yes. | told him all
about H. Then he asked me To have a
drink, aut We sRt down nj table, aud
flrst drank with him aud then he
drank with me.
"You'ro a. mighty nice chap 1t
thought, addressing my friend. Wins.
wonderful conversational powers
Funny l never found you out before.
l'll take you 10 call on my maiden
aunt, aud pefbape eau get SOLID with
her again thtough YOU
"Ail this time hu was telling me
about his wits, who wa suffering from
the heat q good deal II seemed. Then
he remembered that he had an On.
pagcmcnt, said he was sorry, but he'd
have ~ leave me.
"'Good.by, old man. he said clapp.
Ing me aiiectiona,cly on the back:
take care Of yourself
"'GoOd.by, old fellow replied,
shaking his hand warmly; he good.
By the way, l'vo had inflmma.
ton Of the brain lately. Did you
know it2'
"'No; Is that 20? thought you
hadn't been around ut the shop lately
cat the shop?'
"'Yos, the shop. Don't you ~.
member used to shave you every
morning."
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A POOR MEMORY.
n VERY OFTEN GETS A MAN INTO AN
EMBARRASSING POSITION.

ktsnrihudft ItHicf
al had peculiar experience the
other day" said u friend Of mine at
the club. "You know Pm a little near
sighted, and had very poor mem.
DRY for faces and voices. | was walk.
Ing along Washington street about o
O'Clock In the morning, on my way 10
the Office, when / was accosied by a
well dressed man who called me- by
name, ! couldn't remember where,
but was sure that had known him
somewhere, for his face aud vote. were
both perfectly familiar; but for tho life
OF me couldn't place him.
"HAve you ever been In "A similar
iiX2 Well, you know how oheapa man
feels and how embarrassed he gets az
he tries TO talk plea gntly without CIV.
ing himself away. would have given
500 TO remember my friend's name,
and IA he ratified on about the weather
one indistlnct Impression chased an
other through my puzzled brain. No
good, though, ! had TO give u up.
"Wcll,' thought, 'l'll hide II from
him II ! eau, but II the worst comes to
the worst IN tell him I've had brain
fever anu II has affected my memory,
and n he'li tell me his name l'll write
II down aud promise never TO forget 1t
10 my dying day.
"All this time my friend and kept
up n lively conversation, In the course
81 which he displayed considerable
familiarity with my private affairs.
He even asked me how that boil ON
my baby girl'e leg was getting on.
"Grrat Cm.arp exclaimed 10 my.
self; have lost my mind, anu Is this
my brother or my iather2'
How did you come out on that
wheat deal?' he inquired, with tender
solicilude.
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IL one which Il guaranteed 10 bring
you satisfactory results, OF In chse NJ
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you eau tug from nur
advertised druggist u bottle of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. II IN guaranteed 10 bring relief
IN every case, when used Tor any af-
fectlon Of Throat, liungs or Chest,
such ~ Consumption, inflammation Of
Lungs, bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop.
ing Cough, Group, etc, etc. II "
pleasant aud agreeable 10 taste, perfect.
~ safe, anu eau always be depended
upon. Trial bottles free ut A. g..
Smith 4 Co.'S drug store. 1.
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The following Is the board OF directors
Lund, president; NJ. p. Madsen, vice.
president; q. Orlob, secretary; y. Z.
Nevr, treasurer, aud J. \. Jensen, 4.
NJ. Ssmuelsen and q. NJ. Nielsen, di-
TeclOrs.
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Are Your ,hiidren subject To ,toup
Asa preventive aud cure for Group,
Chambrrlain's Cough Remedy has no
rival. Its, In fact, the only remedy
that can always be depended upon and
that IL pleasant aud safe 10 take. There
l. not the least danger IN giving Il to
children, a. II contains no Injurious
substance. For sale at % cents per
bottle by Il. q. NJ. I. Drug Store. Dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-19

When naby was sick, We save he. ca'ioria
when she vas a Guild, she crel ior casiotia.
When she became Miss she chung 10 casiofs.
When she had children the save theta casioriS
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The "OstgOtsn" on the Emigration
Question.
yAyE OF RApIC,LIsM ~ NORWAY.



the advanced age Of w years
A awiseu man. of Loppetorp, BE
Hinge, buys all the snakes he can get.
lie says they are "exceiient iot tue
curing OF oil kinus OF uisehser
THAR yold.n. wedding was celebrated
oct. "a ~ j. RenIn,,ibe well.known
real estate man, Of stockholm, anu his
wife. The feature OF Tue event Wm
Ha,ai ''
~ ,,.,nd. n, n.o,l. a,e n,
present without work IN Stockholm.
Busi ness h. 10 the erecting Of new
buildings l. very dull.
In the zane house In Nexlo live
eight old ladies', OF whom three are
widows and Ave cold girls" Their
total age y ,Vn years none OF 'hem oe-
Jug "' wv" w.
The city OF kalmar was visited by a
nlg n's ,ne osne1 Jay Wnon ,ns ssnu
nach s.o'o ''V'V'' ""' "''"'u w '"'
s'O""''
ins Sfowh rt,noe-s Q, oWsuen' WI" wi,
.,,h 'i, NV .1g .1. VI"
'po"u '"' "'"''' J." 'a'''
The l5.year old daughter OF n shoe
maker. VI Floda, Sodermanland,
weighs $50 pounds.
~, "a s,.,,d.u .ti., ,,
Swedish clergyman Of svcjvi, Vest.
mainland, died a, the advanced age OF
IS years. lie had been q rector Of tho
parish Of Syedy vi all the time pinos 1852.
r., =, .,, .,...., A..
my huhoet ol D,u. dioooh' III
oNeueh u e'uin"'oi |" 'p'ooV'
A stockholm girl has slep, uulnte-
Tuptvdly for ten days aud nights.
r, ru-,, - p-u,
lne lteneooIg anu hunu hai'Vhl
mas oeen SOU 70 he government LOT
NuO,VVV,
August Striniberg, the author, Ia
Al, and has been coinpelled 10 postpone
his lie ciuf,s on Sweden.
90, ,,,o a., -,,
Daring is.V sis2,OOy Were received
inr n.wspapcfs through the mail,
,,,. -.
, 80 sop " s ,s,oM" ny ,,t ~.
M, NJ the ,oun,,y iii, s.aso,
-, ,,..,,.
an oiu hunkoto woman was sum
m9neu = witness ths otnet Jay.
mnen VIC yause aheu hoi Wneoner
ansx.,s,. "Wv Husband s,, ~
Asn.,Ic. ,,.ni, .,,ns go -
az, ,n. ,.,,sa, n,e,,,,y ~ 49,
"'' ''"e"'
The Os'goten, the Llnkoping paper,
writes as follows' During tho last ten
year. SoiVVo persons nave ic't 'hls
.oun,ty w. .m'g,ahu' MnN 90 tnss9
hkuIe. noan. purely "nanchi
s ssno ,n n mean ,ne vast o, ~ least
aa,2,vyu,oVo SUM, sIo' ,-oo,vOOt ihe
an, na,1, rost an IN ny.rag. ,.,h.,
mora than Iob1 is15o, n nice. M,
when they yr,x AID cnouyh IN mali,
use on their capaelty for work and Tor
theIr knowl.Ig, tb.v I,fl 6w,J,n. and
foreign countries are new receiving
the benefit. From q rational point Of
view said capital Il Therefore a pure
loss.
NORWAY.
r...,,,. ,. .t..
err,o,S ians'o n,.as nA w., yvon aas,hs
NJ o''' NV'""y "'''us '"o "s' "eea''
Norway has 500 saving banks The
u.pos'~ "ss''sa'o s'oioVoiVoo'
Thc ratio OF university students 10
every lOO,OOO inhabi,antS has Increased
Ia Norway with 2l4 during the last
century, ana Is now 100 per cent.
There IN u movement among the stu.
dents In favor OF abolishing the law
restricting tho access 10 offices on 70.
llgious grounds, thus opening the civil
and military service 10 everybody 70.
gardlos- Of religion.
A cargo Of 500 hogsheai OF tobacco
valued Al slbO. 00O and ON wblcIS ths
Juty amo,inted To- about In. sans. nv.
rived recently nj ChristlnnIa In n
A Il
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DIR. burrows, Oculist. Aurist and OPP
iician. slcctsclcr nttcd. Commercial
Block.
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A coon ntsiNiss CAS- H. OFT MNTp
~ BY uusincs. man With money. frnm s.
10 80 per day can DO cleared Il j. q patent
viii NJ competition. Cali from " y m. III
80 :. West Temple street
dasi jos, FUaCn
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nNE o. u. r. BOitER AND 70 u. p. IN.
~ nine' IN COED gou1iton Appy 70 7. q
MLnnI-h. % w. U. tow. 90 u .. n. !. dt
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&c. Deposits eau be made At he iiAnt or
win any ~ ito agents, aud vhrn the amount
reaches VI % the depustor will set per cant
uttfest thereon. Compounded tines rear.
General Banking Business.
nmHcIoHs -. ATmstfong.P y. ". hAisen.
1Los. W. EiisTbeck Bolivar Rotsrta, uf, jos,
\, Richards, rhns. W. jennings, -. n. Hardy
A.. y. gunfnipss. SAMUEL NCinnTs
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f"e 'cd'm 'cedther icdres as iooded dorm tcth
Great surplus Of Uinter Goods, chich must moyed
before the Hoidoys, therefore tpc ,cU ipake the
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~ SAIL LAKE fisn AND DAIRY
- Co 4 raiuHlic irVfltmrnt. Npply 10
ItSilI McRAr ili- sNth i.hst street.
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BJorn Blornson, tho son OF RIorn.
siJerne Bjornson, has been recitlng
some OF the masterpieces Of modern
at Copenhagen.
Ths receipts VI the municipal gov.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
WynalaZek dra ROsander'a.

w Szwecji, wszystkie umys}y So
zajete W tel chwili nowym wynalaz-
klein W dziedzinie medycyny, kt6ry
wielce przypomina wynalazek dra
Koch'a. Professor medycyny Rosan-
der ze Sztokholmu og}osi} w aka
demji lekarskiej tego miasta, re wy
nalaz& srodek leczenia raka "a pomo-
ca podsk6rnych wstrzykiwah, nj
szczacych mikroby ustroju raka. DR..
Rosander zapewnia}, il uda{o mu sic
wyleczy6 raka cztery osoby. Dwaj
chorzy mieli raka ma twarzy, inni zas
dwaj ma piersi. Professor wyrazi{ r6-
wniez zdanie, ze wynaleziony pre-
zen srodek moze bye r6wniez z ko-
rzyscia stosowany przy leczeniu in
nych chor6b.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
SYNOWIE IZRAELA.
ZYDZI PLAGA OLA WSZYSTKICH
Zydzi Rosji przynosza zarazl;we cho-
rOby 1 nedze-Demoraiizuja lud /
rOzpOwszechniajq kradzieze.

Zydzi rosyjscy daja sic W Berli,
ME we znaki. Wprzesz}ym tygodn;u
wybuchfa tam miedzy mimi czarna
ospa, ma kt6ra z pomiedzy trzystu
mezczyzn, kobiet i dzieci do piatku
zesz}ego tygodnia, dziesiecioro osob
zapadio. Radca medyczny, dr.. Mo-
ses, umiesci} chorych W osobnym pa.
wilonie lazaretowym, reszta zyd6w
musi pozostawa6 we wsp6lnej kwa-
terze i ME wolno i'm wychodzi6 ma
miasto, ably ME szerzyli tel epidemji
miedzy mieszkahcami Berlina.--
zeszsego piatku schwycono bande
z}odziei, kradnacych po kramach.
Do tel handy naleze!i mezczyzni i
kob:ety, a wszyscy CT ziodzieje-to
zydzi z Rosji.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
STRAJK w TOLEDO.
Pracujacy zwyciezyli wr6cili do pra.
cyw Niedziele.
raj. pasazer. agenta.

Strajk ulicznych kolei W Toledo
zosta} ukohczony po 5 dniach trwa-
MIA, zwyciesrwem robotnik6w.
Po diugich naradach przedstawi-
cieli strajkier6w i kompanji, kompa-
ME zgodziiy sic W sobote podnies6
place pracujacym, ma $1.80 ma dzieh
II. po Is centow "a godzine. Oprocz
tego kompanje zobowiaza}y sic p}a-
ci6 "a kazda godzine piracy po "a
zwyczajnym czasem, takze 20 l5c.
"a godzine. Robotnicy poczatkowo
ME chcieli sic zgodzi6 ma te warun-
XII, ale gdy major miasta Emmick
zacza} i'm perswadowac, zgodzili sic
wreszcie, i z wielkim zadowoleniem
mieszkahc6w m. Toledo, wrocili do
piracy. Pierwsze kary ukaza}y sic
znowu W Toledo, W niedziele.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
PIEC DOLAR6W DO WODOSPADU
NIAGARA.
Przez drogi G. H. & d. Michigan Cen.
tral, " czwartek, 30 Lipca, zjedna
przemiana pOciagu.

Roczna tania wycieczka do wodo-
spadu Niagara po drodze Cincinna-
ii, Hamilton i Dayton, urzadza sic W
czwartek, d. 80 Lipca. Speciality
spacerowy pociag bedzie szed} przez
Toledo i Detroit i przybedzie do
wodospadu Niagara po drodze Mi
chigan Central, i bedzie zaopatrzony
W zwyczajne, fotelowe i sypialne
wagony. Tykiet dla przejazdu tam
powrotem Cincinnati i Indiana
polls do Niagara Falls, bedzie ko-
sztowa6 $500, do Toronto $500.
O rozmaite warunki nozesz pytat u
wszystkich agentow ma ca}ej linji, a
takze cenach do Thousand Island,
gdzie takze jest bardzo znizona &C.
ma Niagara Falls. Tykiety beda
sprzedawane 80 Lipca i dobre do
powrotu, do 5 Sierpnia. 0 ceny, ty-
kiety it'd. pytaj agent6w kolei G. H.
i D. lub E. o. Nc Cormick, gene
raj. pasazer. agenta.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
Ojciec sw. stracii OgrOmne sunny,

Smutne mas dosz}y wiadolnosci o
majatkowem po}ozenin OLGA sw.
kardyna} Zigliara powiedzia{ podob-
no do swego otoczenia, ze papiezo-
wi ubyio ME mniej jak 2e miljon6w
swietopietrza i re cafy niemal pry-
watny majatek Ojca sw., ktory "a
z}s porada ziozono W papierach ME-
pewnej wartosci, prawie ca}kowicie
stracony. Oiciec swiety mia} tez po.
wiedzie6 do biskupa Chieti, ze jest
ma drodze zupe}nego bankructwa i
ze cd czasu, jak jest papiezem, ME
mia} jeszcze takiego k{opotu, jak
teraz. Dalsze doniesienia m6wia, ze
jakis ch}opak rodzinnej wioski
Leona XIII, m;a} nieehcacy odkry6
papiezowi, jak go ogromnie okrada-
no W nadsy}anem swietopietrzu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
Wick deficytu,

Jeden ! fejletonist6w pasyskich Ia
pytywa} siebie i innych W swojej
pogadance: jak nazwat wick die
wietnasty? Ci zowia 60 wiekicm po,
stepu; inni elektrycznosci parry, tam,
ci najpotezniejszem stuleciem, jesz-
cze inni wiekiem nerwowym; jedni
wynosza 60 pod niebiosa, drudzy ga
MIA, b}otef fn obrzucajac. Tymczasem
nasz fejletonista ma zupe}nie inne
m'ano W pogotowiu: wick dziewie-
tnasty-to wick niedoboru. Wsze-
die deicyt: W kasach pahstwowych
iprywatnych, apozyczka lekarstwem
jedynem; W literature, sztuce, flo
zofji widnieia tez same niedobory
l kto vie, ezy z}osliwy Francuz ME
ma s}usznosci?
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
Wdzfeczny bOgacz.

Mieszkaniec Hanburga. p.v. Don.
ner, kupiec, ofarowa} diva miljony
marek ma za}ozenie szpitala, W do
w6d wdziecznosci "a szczesliwie do
konana ma jego zonie operacje,przez
dra Michelen'a W Wiesbadenie. Le-
karz ten, specjalista W chorobach ko-
biecych, ma zostac, st6sownie do zy-
czenia ofarodawcy, kierownikiem
nowego szpita}a.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
Gf6d W EurODie.

Lcndyhski "Economis:" obracho-
wywa' ze spodziewane zbiory psze.
nicy W Europe ME dadza takiej iej
ilosci, jaka jest konieczna ma potrze-
by cafego roku. Stany Zjednoczone
moga dostarczyt zaledwo po}owe po
trzebna pszenicy; W Indjach urodzaj
pszenicy zapowiada sic tax zle, re
juz przemysliwaja mad wzbronie
MEM wywozu pszenicy. Ostatniej po,
g}osce jednak indyjski departament
urzedowne zaprzecza.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
W tenn nawet rozkoszy. kt6ra costa
wiona zosta}a szatanom.


wiona zostala szatanom.
Ale Rzym ME byl polem dziafah
ola tego olbrzyma z}osci, wiecej niz
djabelsk1ej-bo tam czujnos6 ko-
scio}a bardzo jest rozwinieta. Ojciee
wiec musi to pole wyszukac swemu
pierwodnemu. w tym celu poddaje
przez dobrych ludzi mySl Ojcu.
kt6ry cos zasiysza} kochanym
Wsadziu, zeby go sprowadzic do no.
wego swiata, do Ameryki, jake m}o-
diego, zdolnego wiec wielkiego bo-
jownika W sprawie pahskiej, ojca
.nie wiedzia}, kto jest panem
mi}ego kochanego W}adzis! pcsyfa
tedy mu pieniadze i W}adzio stale
ma bojowisku, jako nowy zapastnik
W walce "a wiare.
Takiemu szermierzowi, genialnemu
W djabelskiej szermierce, dopomaga
on mezob6jca cd poczatku, i kocha-
ny W}adzio stale ma czele parafji,
stale jako niezalezny,-pan wsrod
ch}op6w. Bedac olbrzymiego wzro-
stu poteznej piesci spostrzegf wnet,
re te przymioty W po}aczeniu re
si}ami duchownemi, jakiemi rozpo-
rzadza&, jako ksiadz, zapewuia mu
bezwarunkowe panowanie mad chop
ska parafja.
(Dalszy ciag nastapI.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
NedZa W Niemczech.

kartofe, kt6rych buszel koszto
wal zwykle w Niemczech okoio POI.
tory marki, kosztuje tam obecnie 6
marek. Ceny chleba co tydzieh SO
wyzsze. Nizsze klasy ludnosci cier-
pia przez to niedostatek,a "a ogolna ne,
dza wywo}uje bankructwa kupc6w
przemys}owcow.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
Me chcq zyd6w.

Rad rumuhski obstawii gestym
kordonem rosyjska granice, azeby
zapobiedz wdzieraniu sic zyd6w ma
rumuhskie terytorjum. Take iporty
So pilnie strzezone ME wolno wpu-
szcza6 do kraju taIich zyd6w, kt6-
rych paszporta ME So wizowane przez
rumunskich konsul0w.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
Och, to dzwonienie w uszach!
Och, ten szum wgfowie!
Krztuszenie sic, hderzenia, sa

Och. to dzwonienie W uszach!
Och, ten szum W gfowie!
Krztuszenie sic, uderzenia, sapanie, ciezkie
oddychanie,
hzawienie ocz6w b6l nieznosny gardfa,
Niszcza one zdrowie odberaja pocieche,
TAX, ze chciafbym ME zyG, wolafbym umrzet
jake to szalenstwo znosic takie
katarowe cierpienia. kiedy najgorszy
wypadek chronicznego kataru W
g}owie, MONA ulzy6 wyleczy6
przez mile, oczyszczajace usmie.
rzajace w}asnosci, DR.. Sage's kataro-
wego lekarstwa. Ono oczyszcza Eat
kaoy oddech, usuwa przyczyny cho-
roby, uspakaja b6le i zapalenia od-
dechowych kana}ow doskonale W
zupe}nosci wylecza.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
Gf5d " Rosji.

Przedstawiciele miast w Minnie
Nowgorodzkiej CUB. udali sic pros,
ba do cara, o zao6arowanie 5 milo
now rubli, dla kupienia chleba mie-
szkahcom, kt6rzy formalnie setkami
umieraja g}odu.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25

cylji,z ,zniewazy}y konsulat amerykah
SIX. ze l1Pnsul prosii Rad washing,
tohski o Pozwolenie zamkniecia swe-
20 lokalu urzedowego stawienia ar
chiw swoich pod opieke niemieckiej
flagi.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-07-25
OSTATNIE TELEGRAMY.

Meksykahski prezydent Diaz, ley
ciezko chory.
w Arabji rewolucja przeciwko
Turkom powieksza sic.
Ksiaze Walji, s}awny kr6lewski
szu!er, ubezpieczy& swe zycie ma
100000.
"Staatsanzeiger' donosi, il mini
ster stanu Puttkamer zosta} miano-
wanym nadprezydentem Pomeranji.
We Francji, niedaleko Najac, wy
kolei} sic pociag. Przesz}o go os6b
ciezko ranionych oko}o 10 zabitych.
klub m{odoczeski w Wiedniu, u
chwallf wotum nieufnosci dla pos}a
Vaszatego, "a jego move Gala, a
szczeg6luie, "a jego napasci ma po-
lak6w.
Francuski officer Tripone postara}
sic przez pewnego angielskiego in
zyniera plany pruskiej fortecy
Szpandawy rysunek nowego pru-
skiego gwintowanego karabina. Je-
den drugiego chce ubiedz i przewyz-
szy6 W przygotowaniach do wojny-
i W doskonalszem zaopatrzeniu u
zbrojeniu, tax sobie ciagle wszyst-
kie rzady zareczaja zgode pokoj.