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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
he nsain screamed at tho top of his

he nsain screamed ut the top of his
voice: Como bacls, come back"
There WAS j. Lacey Picrson, another
Captain, nnd Major William w. Morris,
and other officers, doing thoir best to
stem tho current. The sharp 'ping" off
thc bullets was heard every second. All
tho guns of the battery were drawn of
butsonc. Picrson, Rogers, and others
grabbed the gun by the trunnions and
tried to drag her from the field
OF course, the mir was filled with
smoke. Tho rear OF tho regiment had
moved very lcisurcly. Tho Johnnies
had como through the gap, and VIC
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13

Mr.. Porcine-What's the matter, So
Phronia? You seem annoyed.
Mrs. Porcine - Annoyed! I should
think so. I've been to call on Mrs.
Montgomery. That woman makes me
sick. She's always talking about her
family tree.
Mr. Porcine-Wcli, dear. you just find
ont what kind OF tree it is. and we'll
have half dozen of 'ein in the front
yard.-Amcrica.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
What Allied Him.
Days.

lyon ought to enter prize contest
for the handsomcst man." said lawyer
in the lobby Of the police court to a
prisoner who had both eyes blacked and
his nose skinned.
That's exactly what ails me-" replied
the man. 81 went into such a contest,
got the prize, and four of the unsuccess-
full candidates pitched into me and
brought inc to this" = Detroit Free
Press
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13

crnDon, had Left fredericksburg and
H1arched towards charlottesville, to
ethcc6 junction with Hooker and tho
main army. That night he struck tho
ConfedcratcB in force mt Salem Church.
The day had been clear and sunny.
Without developing the position Of the
jConfcdcrate batteries in his 'front.'
Uncle John drove into the woods, in an
effort to carry every thing before him.
The New Jersey brigade suffered ter
IEibly. The fight lasted till after nine
lo'clook.
! Next morning, Scdgwicl1 drew back
1ftbIe- He learned that tho Confcdcrates
Ind swept around his left flank, and re-
captured fredericksburg. It contained
the wounded soldiers of tho day before.
Monday was still bright and sunny.
Tho Sixth Corps lay upon the ridge
Ialong the Rappahannock above Fredcr-
aolksbrTg. About an hour before sun
down, we could see that the Confedor-
GSes In our front had been reinforced.
They were massing for charge. They
en1ne down upon ia, fvo lines deep.
Tho Twcnty-sixth New Jersey, of which
j was scrgeant-major, lay in little de-
r.
dug by some farmer to drain his land.
A Vermont regiment was in the woods
ut our left A New York regiment L
think, was posted on our right A reg
ular battery occupied slight elevation
In our reaI. AS the Confcdcratcs nd
vsnecd, could hear the officer in
charge of the battery giving his com
mnlhl8-
IA second and Il hail." he shouted.
'Blimi blim!" roarcd tho guns.
IA second and quarter" he cried
"Bliml blun" was the response.
ID full second" he roarcd.
"BhInI hlirna bliInl" answered the
guns
"Threo-qunrtcrs of second" came
ncIt.
I "Bliin! bliul! blim!"
Tho officer was gauying his fuses by
tho advance OF tho enemy, SO that tho
shells might do the greatest execution
! Suddenly in thc rear Of artillery,
There was u flash all alou; the line Tho
,Confctler;Ltcs had reached orr front.
They were within forty yards of u.s.
Half our mon were on their feet, and
tho other half on their knees. Without
orders, they kept UP an inccssant fire.
The Johnnies were yelling at the top of
their voices, and 1T least half Of them
wcro dwelling the refrain with their
'mrrskcts.
q Atthisinstanto nr I.icutcnnnt-C Colonel,
q brother of General Mnrtindalc, who
sat ON his horse in the rear of the reg
IiIncnt, shouted: 'Tcn-tci-o-n."
In an instant the regiment was upon
1ts feet, in line under fire. The Colonel
'ngBin screamed: Fright about face"
The regiment obcycd the order like
'vctcrana Then calno the most singular
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
How II EoiIc,l In.

Loving wife Now that you arc ruined.
Henry, viii disclose my secret. For
years ! have hccn saving up and now
pouring shining heap of gold into his
haD this may tide you over.
liusband--0h, my darling, how did
yOu manage to do it?
Wife-Easy enough. Every time you
said q mean thing to me put ten cents
in n box.N. Y. Sun.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
HE PAUSED FOR APPLAUSE.
But the Audience Hadn't Been Educated
UP to the Point OF Appreciation.

N THE heat of tho
political campaign
they called on mo
for u speech at
West o u k land"
said Justice Charles
e. Snook, of San
f "a u c isco II
don't take very
kindly to political
s p C e c h-making.
and ! was especial
ly timorous about
making nm nflflress
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
Turn About.

Fond Mother We'll, Tommy, what
are you going to do for me when you
grow up?
Tommy-If ! can afford it I'm going
to send you to some high-toncd estab-
lishment where you will get fine cdu-
cation.-Tcxus Siftings.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
Pronting by Experience.

Amy with broken engagements, to
Mary, about to be marricd) My dear
girl, do not make the mistake did
with my Charlie. Don't ask George to
eat any Of your cooking until after you
are marricd.-Boston Herald.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
Poor HOy.

aren't You glad you're n boy?"
Not so very. / wouldn't have been,
either, if my brother Willie had worn
out his clothes like do. They made a
boy O me, just SOS could wear his old
things. "-IIarper's Young People.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
Driving Awny n Tenant.

Another point, Mr.. Isaacs; this build
ing is absolutely fire-proof"
"Oh, mine llrashus. Idt would ncfer
do. Dherc ish no money in dhcr glodins
peeziniss vidout a foyer vuncc in q
While. "-Life
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
an uri.ind Eemnrl,.

Mrs. Phayrc-l ncyer play the piano
except for my friends.
Mr. Phayre--l should think you would
prefer 70 play for your enemies Mum
scys Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
A Fatal Duel.

1T is awful. Henderson and de Pell
fought duel. md dc Pcll was dwcad-
fully hurt-in fact he died"
did Henderson shoot him?"
"Oh, no. Poor Chollie died of fright,
don't you know. "-Munsey's Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
Professor Koch outlonc.

Johnny st. Gorge Gagged ninc) has just
been completely curcd of consump-
ton OF siS jam tarts daily, which has
already lasted moro than ycar.-IIar-
pcr'S Ba2ar
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
an Inappronriate rlnco.

what was the matter with You this
morning, John?' asked the minister's
wife. You trcmblcd all over when YOU
stepped into the pulpit"
twas only an attack of stage fright"
returned the clerruman-N Y Sun
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
a Useful Man.

Editor great daily want good,
strong editorial on the tariff for to-inor-
row. think you can write it.
Now Man promptly = Yes, sir.
Which sjdc?--Lifa.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
ROANOKE STREET RAILWAY.

On and after Sunday. November 30,
1890, the Salem extension OF the Roa
noke Street Railway will be open for
passenger traffic.
Until further notice regular trips will
be made from Roanoke Corner Shcnan.
doah avenue and Commerce street, to
Salem Corner Fourth street and Roa
noke Boulevard) by the following schcd
ule:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
TIE TRUTH OF TT.

Parson Goodenow-I'm very sorry,
Thomas, to have found one of my best
boys smoking 4 cigarette: but now that
it has made you i'll will simply take
you home and leave your conscience to
punish you.-Judge
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
Fixing His Whereabouts.

II have always wondered" said the
newly arrived missionary to the genial
cannibal, what became of my prede-
cessor."
"Oh. hc," returned the cannibnl, "he
has gone into the interior Life.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
DEATH WAS In THE AIR.
Cummings Relates
Some Thrilling War Stories.
tEho E5eutcnaut Coloncl's Command -
svgoGd You Loavo tho Gunse"-nIaJoz-
Ganeral umningS' Compassion OH
an Unlucky Confederate.
IcoYYRGHr. 1917

NEVER shall
forget the fight
on NJ ny 4
1S53,ncar Fred
crickslourg. It
was on the day
following tho
capture OF the
Heights Sodgg-
wicll's corps,
on Sunday aft
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13

Old Mrs Virgins lat sewing circlc)-
tell you. seen it with my own eyes
lest after he passed my house looked
out an there he was n-huggin' n gal
fer all he wuz with. tn hippcrcrit!
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13

Inc regular rates OF the company are
the amounts charged by the conductors.
Tickets IAN be purchased at reduced
rates by applying at the office OF the
company, the drug stores of Charles
LYLE & Co., Budwcll, Christian & Bar
b, q, Roanoke, Va, and w. n. Younger,
Salem, Va. j. T.. CHRISTIAN.
nov3O-tf General Manager.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-30
j. b. FAY, Clerk.
To the Voters of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit.

HAGERsTowN, MD, Oct. |, 1891.
have been nominated for the position of
Associate Judge of this Circuit, n position
now hold temporarily by appointment of the
Governor, after the death of the lamented
Judge SyeSter. The convention which NOM
mated me, recognizing the fact that the office
is not political one. so stated distinctly in
its resolutions, and placed me before the peo-
as free as possible from political bias and af-
filiations. This accords with my own views
of duty.
By common consent, it has never been con-
sidered proper for a candidate for Judge 10 go
upon the stump, or to take active part in a
partisan canvas Thejudgment of all thought
full people would condemn such a course in a
candidate, who, when on the Bench, can not
be honestly a politician. The same sense of
propriety prohibits such candidate from
making a personal canvass for votes as can
didates for political offices usually do. This
has been the almost universal view taken of
the Judicial Office by candidates in this cir
cult and throughout the State. My learned
associates on the Bench Judges Alvey and
Hoffman. gave it their unqualified sanction,
when they followed the precedent set them
by their eminent predecessors back to the
first days of the elective Judiciary; and it ac-
cords with my judgment and sense of proprI-
ty to follow their example.
Were my opinion otherwise. the fact that
am now upOL the Bench and from now until
the election will be engaged with its duties in
pen court and in chambers would proven
me from making any canvass of the
counties Ct the circuit. But on this subject l
have found no difference of opinion among
considcratc meu'of all political parties.
The people are interested in an impartial
construction of the laws ard their faithful
administration; in the firm protection of the
rights of individuals and Of property; in the
proper guardianship over taxation: in the
prompt dispatch of business; in the preser-
they know perfectly well what qualifications
are absolutely necessary to these ends They
must judge for themselves of the fitness of
candidates presented to them for the Judicial
office. know, therefore, | must submit to
this ordeal as others have done before. with
misgivings as to my qualifications, and must
be content to abide by the Judgment of tho
people.
But have deemed it proper to publish this
letter to the voters of this judicial circuit.
that they may understand why 1 cannot join
the multitude of candidates soliciting their
votes this autumn, but must submit my can
didacy to their judgment, when they go to
the polls.
S33 NY, KYD DOUGLAS,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-30
PROPOSALS
FOR
BUILDING A'BRIDGE,

--7.s.F-=.' ,, - -
Gs.2 OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
hslT. OAKLAND, MD Oct. 70, 1891. }
Sealed proposals will be received by the
County Commissioners OF Garrett county on
or before
Thursday, Nov. 5, 1891,
for the building Of a bridge across Deep
Creek OF Ii" legislative Road and abutmentS
for same. Specifications:
|. Two abutments of solid split stone. to
be each l6 feet long and averaging feet thick
to be d'y work neatly fitted without spalls in
the face work and to measure SOperches more
or less.
. A wooden bridGe, g. feet spans the lower
stills or cords 5Xl2; 8 king posts on each side,
Sxl0 and l2 feet high in the clear; braces SKIS
square; the coupling SXS and top plates 3Xl2
Six jost bearers l0Xl0; strings of joist :;
flooring of inch oak; up and down weather
boarding of inch pine lumber; bridge to be
covered with good shingle roof, and all of
white oak or pine timber. Necessary iron
for bolts, seat, etc, to be furnished by con-
tract +.
> 4 low truss wrought iron bridge of ten
tons capacity, l2 feet in the clear. to answer
in place of wooden bridge above, il iron one
is given the preference.
BY order of the board.
ID
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-30
We should ibe very careful what !

we Snou'u que very careiuI "hat
we eau III !ne way vi green 'ege'a'
''es 10 "'o'u cno'e'" poro's' nuX
""u uyse"'eFS' anu parents shoulu De
particularly caieiu' WIN '"e l''''e
"iee Sou nave any vi 'iieSe COM
P'a'"'' ~ 10 "'' neceoo"ly " seiio ior
' WIZ" - vi Nv ce''' "'''le
w. Ing '"is WV hiol'' wiz cute Sou'
StumptOWn, w. Va. says: Light
ming Hot Drops is the nest medicine
FIR diarrbn, .uD,oor ,,;..
VIM '''''''''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-30

Many PEI: ~, broken
down from orerworh or io,r-lu.a cafes.
Er0Wn'S lTO1 DittCr,; builds the
system "rli q .-' % Il, lJ...v, ',. eli bile,
and cures lIa..G... t.tt. ,-.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-30

that must be respected. | do
a square, honest, upright and
a Legitimate business. Every
thing | sell is guaranteed to
be just
WHAT III IS !
| make no misrepresentation.
[ am not cut out Of that kind
of cloth (likc some of my
compctitors).: | carry the
LARGEST STOCK
in Western Maryland, and
don't have to get half of it
on commission, and steal the
other half to do it. 1t is
money and credit that does
this. Truth is mighty
AND WILL PREVAIL,
but some people couldn't tell
it to save their lives. The
lies are born in them, and
they come out when they 60
into business. My stock con-
sists of everything in the
JeWeIry and Musical
line Complete throughout }.
| am selling the Hamilton
Organ, which is one of the
best makes in the United
States. These organs are
guaranteed first class in every
respect. Everything is made
of the best material that can
be obtained. [ also sell Pr
amos at very low price,
These instruments are sold
any way to suit the purchas-
er-cash or on payments. |
can sell you cheaper anything
in my line of business than
any other man in the town.
Why Because | am in the
business clear
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

PLACClE "a WIARUSAi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
Starcy z grup wykres]on,

starcy z grup wykreslen,
niswinni, maja prawo wstanic d.
Zwiazku, ie&eli grupa lima ;oh
przyjmie.
Kaloka n%ieul'czaIny, otrzv.
ma Ia op4ata jednocontowa. M
z~tozeniu swiadectw, a comic No
smlertnego pewna sumo.
M zlecenle OBJ. S~tupskieoo
postanowlono, ably cenzor Zwlazku
l OBJ. Andrzelkowlcz representatives,.
Ii Zwiazek Narodowy ma kongres,e
powszechnym republikansklm w
Westinghouse.
N%astepnie u%chwalono, azebv
cz}onkowle Zwi2zku op}acali DO
20 centow przymusovej sk}adki
po}rocznej ma szkole wyzsza Sc.
mlnaryum W Detroit. w zamian
"a to synowle alezamoznvch
zwiqzkowcdw poblerac beda wy
chowanle W tejze szko1e bezplat.
ME. Poniewaz Zwiazek llczy obec-
ME 5000 cztonk6w, q kazdy z nlch
az do przysztego selmu zaplaci W
czterech ratach 20 35 centow. je-
dncgo dolara, otrzyma przeto Sc
mlnaryum i szkola wyzsza W De.
troit So, 600.
Przyjeto ofiare Henryka Ka-
iusowsklego. puMownika wojsk
poisklch z Z. 1881, ktory przekaza1
~Zwi2zkowi bogaty zbl6r ksiazek i
dokument6w, od%noszacych sic do
history polskiei emigracyi we
wszystkich krajach. Ma utrzyma-
ME tel b'blioteki, kt6ra nosi6 be-
DIE naive czytelni zwiazkowej
imlenla H. Ka}usowskiego i ma
kompletowanie jej, przeznaczono
rocznle $500. Sejm uczcif wspanla.
1omyslnosc ofiarodawcy przez po-
wstanie z miejsc uchwalif przez
%aklamacye mlanowaG go cz@on-
klein h%onorowym Zwiazku.
Pc zafatwienlu kilku spraw
drobnycE, ob. Helinski poleclf
delegation ksiazke Chociszewskiego
,,Malowniczy opis Polski." Uchwa.
lono zakupic znaczniejsza ilosc e.
exemplary tejze ksiazki i rozeslac
pc jednym egzemplarzu ma rece
delegat6w grup.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
PLACCIE IA WIARUSA
S = j nj
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

Mas to Detroit liczy1o w mu-
rach swych 80 delegatow Wv. Mar
w ponledzie1eG 2 Wrzesnia. Cd
prawlouem zostaio %soIenne nabo-
zehstwo, ma kt6rem by4 obecny
biskup detroicki. Pc mszy swie-
tel biskup wypowiedzla} move.
Chicago slime reprezentowane
llczy}o okoio IS delegat6w; New
York Ia to zawiodl, navel Sleszyn-
skiego, nawet Kornobisa, AMI Ko-
pankiewicza tn ME ma! Zacny
Chechowicz r6wnlez ME dopisai.
Prezydentem seJmu obrany
zostai OBJ. Przybyszewski, z Bay
City.
We Wtorek otworzyi prezes
posledzenla sejmowe o godzime
dziewiatej zrana i zawezwaf do
ty chczasowy Rad Contrary do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
L INV POLSKICH
w r

Me sprawdza sic prawdc-
podobnIe obawy naszego
Kasoka, il ZwiazeK Narodo-
wy Polski 1u3 ME zdofa 20
wroclc ma tory szczerze katolic-
kle, a}bowlem luz Seim W
Detroit wprowadzii go ma Iep.
sza droge. Waa1us nauczvl
przywodzcow zwlazkowvch
paclerza, upokorzyll sic pred
Btskupem, oblecall poprawlG
sic j lsc znowu reka W reke z
DuchowI!ehstwem Katolickiem,
vice KS. Biskup Foley udzle-
lii Zwlazkowcom bicgoslawien-
silva i uznaf lcb IA nowo ia
ko wlerne dzlecl kosciola ka
tollckiego. S%kruszony tenn Sem
z w'asnej wolf @a1aA sub!e 20
kute, ably przeb1agac Pana
Boga "a dawne grzechy
Uchwalono nalc2yG IA kazde.
go czfonka $l.00 kontrybu.
cyl, malacy bye zfozonym W
ciagu dwoch lat. Zebrana w
ten spos6b suma, 100000
o6arcwanq bedzie "a cele
koscleine - ma SemlnarYum
polskie W Detrolt.-Sprawdz,-
40 sic vice W Zywocie zwlas
kowym znane po!skie pr1y~io.
wiz. BE ME MA zIego CO Ivy
ma dobre nie wyszio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
PAN T MAfLEK

PAN ANTONI MAEEEK
chwalif sic W swojem urzedo.
wem sprawozdanln, o9czyta-
mem pred Sejmem Zwnazku
Mar. Polskiego. Re dochody
Zgody W ostatnlem dwuleciu
zupefnie pokryiy wydatki ma
to pisno io2one. Siowom ty1n
lednak khan zadai rapport ko-
komisyi rewldujacej admlnlstra-
eva Zgody, p. Sadowsk,m
q Buffalo ma czele, Specyalny
rachunek tel komnsyi wyxa.
zaf, ID Zgoda jeszcze nlgdy
TAX wlelkich STRAIT me ponio,
sia jak obecnle. Sejm usta-
osobny urzad sekreta-
RIA i agenta Zgody, oraz ably
sprawiono maszyae druharska
zecerom placono cd sztukl.
q odpadkow posmiertnych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

politykl W Ameryce, "a co
tel muslal znlesG wiele PREY
kroscl. Pred dwoma laty, ky
dy Wiarus postAw1i kandyda-
lure p. Przybysze wsk'ego IA
CeAzora Zw4azku Mar. Pol,
po:uszouo Z Minneapolis w~zel-
kle spreavny, ably jeso ~ybor
unlemozebn'G; przyslano na>rt
do redakcyi n~aszej ob Lu tw'-
ka Memo, ably n'ekorhy st.
nem swietIe przedstaw'} pana
P. redaktorowl Wjorusa. o
czem swojeSo czAsu p:>;ls
my.
Ia raza, jak SIC dowladule,
my. intrygowano pT"ec'w pa
nu PrZybyszewskle,n IA sa-
mym SeJnie, ale mic to ME
>ku;kowa,o - stare cenzoro-
>twu luz TAX byio zeszpeco-
ue,., Oh rdzy pnlltyk' "mer:-
kansS,e] ~lntere>o~ osob'Styc!',
re koniecznie ,rzeba ie 5y!u
zastap.c nowem.
Utrata cenzorstwa to, Cr2y-
wisc,e, niepowetowana strata
ola Gryg|aszewskiego. Wobec
zb~|l5ajcaych sic wyborow pre-
zydeuta by]by ten szun""y
tytuf lead of the Polish Nn,
tonol AMicnce p%rzysporzyi pa
re tysi4c1kow do k,eszeni. -
Ninety biogie dE' Aran1uezu
| JUL sic wlecej ME wroca....
Me tylko CO do urzedu
Ceuzora, lecz W zaprowadzc-
niu sc;slejszej kontroli ad-
mlnistracyl Zgody, W redago-
waniu tego pisma oraz W "a
wladywaniu ma!atk1em Zwiaz-
kowym, jawny jest skuiek
przedwyborczej agitacyi VIA
rusa. Sejm ME zaspokoif sic
przyrzeczenlaml geueralnego
sekretarza, kasyera zwiazko-
wego i redaktora Zgody, De
przeciea my rzetelni ludzie.
re wszystko ]aknajakuratulej
Sig %prowadzl, lecz postawlf
mad mini strozow W postaci
paragrafow ~peinomocnikow
zwlazkowych, ktorzy ich czyn-
noscl regulowac | nadzorowsc
beda.
Slowem Sejm ZwiazkowY W
Detroit w wleIu punktach "a
st6sowai sic do wskazowek
Warusa, i ztad raczej s}owo
uznania nil nagany nale1ato
nam sic W memorable
do gazet angielskloh j ME
mleckich. = Wszakze oprocz
rel'gijnoscl uczyliSmy tylko
Zwlazxowcow zasady ,,Strze-
2onego Pan Bog %strzeze", a
przeclez i Sejm, PREY zmiauie
! Konstytucyi, gtownle to Mat
ma oku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
zGal wreszcie p. Maifek og6l-
ny rachunek.

OSTATNI oejm Zwiazkowy
za}atw,f ostatecznie sprawe
Gminy Polsk'ej. Sad ziozony
z !edenas,u czfonk6w zawyro-
k"wai, u Rad centrally wy
p|sri wdnwie 20 Zmar!ym Szy-
ma1skim $500 poSmiertuego,
Gmina przedstaw' zob"~laza-
ME pnkrycla ~w>:yslNich nnych
pre,ensvi, ktoreby wyn1"nac
mogty c2a>u Menaiezen'a
lei do Lwiazku, poczem costa
nle przyle,a ma nowo w poczet
grup zwi9zSowych. Pc osmlu
latach zatsrg6w medzy Gml-
n4 czadem centrainym spra-
Wa tn Zai.twiona uStaterlnie
zostata ku ogolnemn zadowo'
IenIu obyiwoch strvn lntere-
sowanych.- Morgenstern, lax
sic w~y6azalo, nlerzetelnle
prowadzl& W Nslegach zwlaz'
kowych rachunkl Gminy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
ZAPISUJC1E SOBIE WIARUSAI
JaIk c6rki ~wychowywac

Pewne plsmo dale nastepn1ace
radH ]aS cdrkl wychowywac: Daj.
Gle i'm dobre wychowanle szkolne.
Nauczcie je gotowat. Uczcie lie,
jak maja prac, prasowat, ponczo-
Guy robic / cerowad, guziki prey
szywac, w}asne szyG suknje i dobre
koszule. Niechaj sic ucza chleb
plec | nabiora przekonania, re
zdrowa kuchnia oszczedza koszt6w
ma apteke;; Uczcie Je, re 1 dollar
wart jest 100 centow i re tyIko
ten oszc~edza, kto mnieJ wydaje
nlz zo1era' oraz re wszyscy zubo-
ze]2' ktorzy wiecej wydaj2 niz ma.
]2 dochodu: Pouczajcle lie, re "a
pfacona suknia perkaIowa Ieplei
ublera niz jedwabna ma kredvt
wzIeta. Pouczajcie je, re ok~as4a.
pefaa o zdrowej cerze twarz wie-
ce] "arta niz so suchotniczvch
p'eknosci. Niecha] noszq dobre a
income trzewlkl. Niechaj ola was
zakupuja zawczasu towary q obi
cza'a cry wypadek SIG zgadza.
=" paJa]cle I'm przekonanle, re traca
ksztafty przez sciskanie sic niepo-
trzebne sznur6wkaml Nlechai sic
opleraJa ma samym sobie, i "a 90.
moc9 piracy samym sobie pomocy
~udzlelaja. Wpajajcie i'm przekopa.
me- re uczciwy rzemieslnlk " "a,
gletych rekawach i we fartuchu
roboczym bez centa majstku we
ceJ wart niz tuzin bogato ubranych
proznlak"w. Uczcie je piracy W O.
grodach ! w~skazuJcle "a k~orzyscr,
Jake dale przebywanie wsrod
przyrody. Gdy macie pieniadze,
uczele je muzyki, malarstwa i in
nych sztuk pieknych, ale nlechai
Wledza Q tenn, re to tylko zatrudnie-
nle p%oboczne. Uczcie lie wyzei CO.
nc przechadzk1 mad przeiazdzk, j
ze oz'kle kwlaty wlecej maja war
toscl W nature niz sztuczne. Me.
cha1 ME patrza ma pozory, re VIE
ceJ wart ten, kt6ry m6wi taks:
*'z ten ktdry wiele now,
" n%'eprawde. Nrechai wiedza &c
s|czescle W m~aizenstwie ME zalczy
am od dobrobytu am cd plenicdzy,
lecz pr2edewszystkicm cd charak-
teru mega. - Gdyscle to wszystko
I'M wpolll, a n dobrzc pojefy,
gay GAS nadeidzie, wydaicie 10
"a MAJ, a one same mazda stosow-
ne drogl przyszfego aycla.
PkACCIE IA WIARuSA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02
Z RADOSCIA witamy wy.

q RADOSCIA w!tamy wy
Dor kasyera powlatowego z
Bay Citv p. PrzybyszewsSiego
ma Cenzora Zwiazku Mar
Polsklego. Pan Przybyszewski
ad samego poczatku istnienia
Waaruso byl ]aknallepszym
Jego przyiacielem, vice Jest
nadzieja. be odtad Wlarus
2 MIN, jak caiym zwlazklem
3yt bedzie W naJlepszel ko-
mltywie. Je2ell sic ME myll
my, to i p. PrzybYszewski pc,
.tepiai matactwa dotychczaso-
wego Cenzora i wcale sic z
MIN ME zgadzof Co do polsklej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-02

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