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ds dds. sSsH 81 ssS ~ s:s ~ VIZ -
;;a To- sSid: sS:s iss
SpaFsd1 Looked Hs, on on. her and TUNED vhis:e
CONTEST to this hapey. hour. u ls thropeh me
sssn Ss eSss arms ri of msSts aaS
nss MSra fudrnan q ahsnE 30 great serves Flo on
Then Gudruda spoke: "straues tales are
ihee ana EtlS! have done With Eris, .Sa. (
MSus .ss ssFi th sfss.s ises my s and
wondss sse Es hFs ias. thss l.
But Gpdrpda answered nothing. and Swan.
itechoed those words that sasvuns had. spoke
nsasht he sss re Go sne q
Eric es II had looked whsn. b. came eack 70
can came e. baeE T 70 - her T from % The dead. 3S. vhss Il
8 VI aSs S!s ANS J;
Viz xeS S9a's tFea VIII sSsss 'Eo k.S!'1s
sven ha sass ss:s: sss .Ssad 'sas
chance-sh why had she not .thoueft
81 and shsrn h from n'S Elm eisn n As
-besids her sat Ospsk sr IN ono sHoFs helf. 80
SSa Ss Who bad az si SHSe ~
the deadly foe she had summoned In beg
sa aoa; =:
hild came to mock her
ns sS'Ys i:A 3:
beat two hundred times she would bs the vile
BlscEtooth took the pledged h:r q u
to kiss her, But she shranE from him witk
10 a hsf dns tho ssd DId SS ce
&. hs ssM the rSss d
all.thers- without the hslli
Holding the cup e her hsnd, she Hsst ies,
sisstsl!ns from her @ hand % and - rolled .lSSs sss
T6Ore on The threshold stood : ersst mn. %
sdS Lock e Sn Rd he '
ausSS bali, Great was was the hs man and Sssu.sal
e see. He had long yellow ha!r bound II about
e his right E spear. and at his thiSh theES
hhrpG hv ha. sas mashty swSrd Nor = 10 alone
shisId in hand, stood .nothss "! man. c!.d dfa ia
s9S N5 Rs Ss. bs- hsSa ssss S'sE and
For For moment there was silence. Thea .
AN uoE0 70 tn0 Ooob oaluuE ou0 1nOIy
SSms, ssses,.! from va'halla to grace the ns'iss'
Then the man with golden hair cried aloud
In a great voice that made the rafters ring;
Here be Eric Brighteyes and SkallaRrin
Lam bstail; bis threll. come from over SEQ -
said Bjora bensath this lis brsat6 M b. and % ross @ bla
.hsqss ElS hS; siSEs S
!ssiS!ss 81 ISs; sssss Eat! $ia: s; "a: .s:;
they till they stood before the high seat Erie
looked up Up and nd round. and the light Of biz eyss
1 as anS sp
Gudruda he seemed - q god.
SAID Erie "4resting oSmradesl .
Greeting. Brtghtoyesl" !" shouted The 4ld1e2.
hof folk and the folk Of Swanhild; but The
carles Of Qspskeg laid hand on s!ord..thsg.
and hs sk S biz s,S S. yer, proud Of
-"Gresting. BjoIn. Asmnnd's soar Aloth
ing Swanhlid the Fstherless. AtlPs vltehr v56o
.Groa's witch.bairn Greeting. Hall OF LttA.
dale, Hall the liar-Hall who cut the srapnels
Ana ,Se .sss Bride to thea
from . shamed and outlawsd man. !Hst theS
gone. Eric Brighteyes. and take thy. WoIl
hound. lest thou bide hero stiff and oolds
Squeak not SO loud. rat. lest hounds fAA9
worry thee!" growled Skallsgrim.
But Eric laughed aloud and criedi
I'd msss 5s s:d aPd AZ
ITO BE- conttnusd)
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popula1 PaaseuA IN hia difYleult posture Of
appointed chief, drew strength and dlgnity
from their alliance. and only Moipu and his
followers were malcontent For some reason
nobody texoept mysslD appears 70 dislike Mol
pu. Capt. Hart who has been robbed and
threatened By him: Father Orens, whom ho
has hrsd at and repeatedly driven to the
woods: my own family, and even the French
odicials-all seemed smit with An irreprsssibls
affection for the man. His fall had been made
soft; his son, upon his death, was to succeed
Paaasua IN the ohieftanoy: and hs lived. st the
time OF our visit In the shorsward part Of the
village In good house. and with strong fol.
lowing Of young mon, his late braves and pot
hunters. In this society. the coming OF the
Oasco. the adoption. tine return feast on board.
and the presents EXCHANGED between the
whites and their new parents. were doubtless
eagerly and bitterly eanvassed. It was felt
that few years aeo the honors would have
gone elsewhere In this unwontsd business.
In this reception Of some hitherto undrsamed-
Of and outlandish potentate-some Prsstsr
John or old Arsarachus-a few years back Il
would have been the part Of Moipu 10 play the
hero and the host and his youn9 men would
have accompanied and adorned the various
celebrations % the acknowlsdeed leaders OF
society. And now. BY malign vies situde OF
fortune. 9oipu must sit In HE house quite un.
observed: and his young men could but look
In at the door while their rivals feastsd.
Perhaps n. Grevy felt touch Of bitterness
toward his successor whom he beheld him ng-
urs on the broad stage OF the centenary OF
elghty.nins: the visit Of the Casco which
Moipu had missed By 30 few ysars was . more
unusual occasion In Atuona than . centenary
IN France; and the dethroned chief determined
70 reassert himself in the public sye.
NJ. Osbourns had gone into Atuona pho
toeraphing; the population Of the VILLAGE had
gathered together for the occasion on the
place before tho church. and Paaaeua. highly
delighted with this new appearance OF his
family. played the master Of ceremonies. The
church had boon taken. with It's Jolly architect
before the door: the nuns with their pupils:
sundry dsmssls:in the ancient and sineularly
unbeooming robes OF tspa; and Father Orens
in the midst Of . group Of his parishionsrA I
know not what else was In hand. whom the
photographer became aware Of sensatiSA In
the crowd. and. looking around. behsid . very
noble figure Of . man appear upon the margin
Of thieket and stroll nonchalantly near. The
nonchalance was visibly affected: It was plain
he came there to arouse attention. ana his
success was instant He was introduced: he
was civil hs was obliglnG. he was
always ineffably superior and certain OF
himself: well-gracsd actor. It was pres
emily suggested that he should appear In his
war costume: he gracefully consented: and
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band . man who stood Justly hiGh with
his smploysrs. Enough has been said to
show why Moipu should bs deposed: and in
Pasaeus the Frsnch had found . reputable
substitute. He went always scfupulously
dressed. and looked the picture Of propriety.
like q dark. handsome. stupid. and probably
relisious young man hot from . European
funeral In character he seemed the ideal Of
whs: 10 known a. the good citizen. He wore
gravity like an ornament None could moro
nicely represent the desired character AZ an
appointed chief. tho outpost Of civilization and
reform. And yet, were the French to 60 and
native manners to revive. fancy beholds him
crowned with old mons boards and crowding
with tho first to man-eatinR festival. But
must not seem to be unjust to Paaaeua. His
responsibility went deeper than the skin: his
sense Of tho becoming sometimes nerved him
for unexpected riRors.
One evening Captain Otis and Xr. Osbourns
wore on shore In the village. All was aGog.
dancing had begun, 1t was plain It WAS to bs
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NATIVE 0YDIO SINGING.

gain. Perhaps his Polynssian relative 10 sim.
pie and conceived the blood bond literally.
perhaps he II shrswd and himself entered the
covenant with view to gain. And either way
the store IL ravagsd. the house Uttered with
lazy natives; and the richer the man grows.
the more numerous, the moro idle and the
moro aflectionate he nnds his native rslativsA
Most mon thus ciroumstanced oontfive to buy
or brutally manage to enforce their indepen-
donce: but many vegetats without0hope,
strangled BY parasites.
We had NO cause to plush with Brother
Michael Our new parents wore kind. gentle.
well-mannered. and generous In gifts: the
wife was Q most motherly woman. the hus.
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hsss share In these oocoanuts: and In that
Souse madame, my mother. lives with her two
Sushandsr' with two husbsndsr some-
hody injured. "Csst ma honts," replied the
brother dryly.
Avord in passing on tho two husbands.
ecncsivs the brother to have expressed him
.ali loosely II seems common enough to
aad native lady with two consorts; but
tSsss ars not two husbands. The first 10 still
tbs husband: the wife continues to be referred
teby his name: and the positioniof the ooadju-
toe Or pikio. although quite regular. appears
undoubtedly subordinate We had opportuni-
IN toobssrve one household Of the sort Tho
plio was recognized: appeared openly along
With the husband whom the lady was thought
10 b insulted, and the pair made common
cause like brothers. At homo the inequality
NJ more apparent Tho husband sat to 10.
ssvs and entertain visitors: the pikio was run.
lag the while to fetch oocoanuts like . hired
M1aat sad remarked he was sent on those
sr,sads In preference even to the son. Plainly
vshavs here no second husband: plainly We
hsvs tho tolerated lover. Only. In the Mar
sussaA instead Of carrying his lsdy's fan and
naat,s. hs must turn his hand to do the hus-
hadb housswork.
1Asdsht Of Brother xichasl's family estate
katAs soavsrsation for some while upon the
uethod and consequence Of artificial kinship.
0Hssriosity became extremely whsttsd; the
kltAse offered to have the whole OF us adopt
As1A ssns two days later We became &C.
sst6lzsdy the children Of PaaaeuA, appointed
AdAse Athena Twas unable to b present at
~ ssgsaony. which was primitively simple.
n tvo. xrA Stevenson and Mr.. Osbourns.
Mag With Paaasua. his wife. and an adopted
eAlA d theirs son Of shlpwrecked Austrian,
satdovn to On excellent island meal. Of which
~ prineipal and the only necessary dish was
W. A eonoourss watched them through the
spssturss Of the house: but mono. not
sno Brother MiohasL might partake:
tor The meal was saeramental and
slthsr creative or declaratory Of the new
rslahonshp In Tahiti things aro not Sc
stristly ordered: whom Orr and made
brothers" both our families sat with 10 at
hbs. yst only he and l. Who had eaten with in.
hahon. were supposed to be affected BY the
esnmony. For the adoption Of an infant I
bslisve no formAllty to be required: the child
handed over BY the natural parents. and
crows up to inherit the estates Of the adaptive.
Pressnts arc doubtless exchanged. as at all
iunetures Of island life. social or International:
but never heard Of any banquet-the child's
presence at tho daily board perhaps sufflolne.
We may hnd the rationale in tho ancient Ara
e'aa idea that common diet makes common
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LH HISTORIC SMUG0E1
The 0reat Fight Between the 0talWaa
and the Half Breeds-The Nen whs Lea

and the Half Breeds-The Men whs Lea -
From ths Albany Express.
On March %. 1881, the politicians Of ths 9leto
Of New York wore III own into state q h.
isld "a sending 70 the senate ths nSnlnsaqs
RIT fsT May Il +: H.: cas &
their designations to Gov. Cornell
n
r. RspnSlissSs HSSrty Il f. ths M sists N:x xorE
threatened to relinauish uSisss The name name q
sRs :. E:
sSs sss5s s. r e;
mSRass :. ss Els sSs lie IL
y. Pistt hsd sadsd; How those ipredlssion:
sps s Liz SsS. i .udR Rs ass Sds:
.efi Hense Scrn. who wa. Governor Of tn.
H: Sharpe. who was speaker Of the Assembly.
who: as much as any other man. va =, II: y:
to stand Tor Re reelsc.ion alter they Ssd M rssIsasd.
is seldom heard Of nowadsys Loren B. Bess
sss william E. Ha: sSp. ea II. s.. s 3:
Earoad Mr. As,oE be. sis
the Republican a' party il %sst Troy III bsvsH-
GoIt nor seems e to bs buried II stsubsn county,
.sh. eSsy :ss
ALBANY. Mr.. schroedsr OH Of Brootiyn Is ssadi.
Gate for Governor. As slso' 1t is said. 10 Andrew
Among those who were prominent IN that
majority were s ssnstors Mccarthy u nsddss.
@g'T W.T. Tri%Sle: 'IS bs Bsa!h not Ipssa:d iSs tSs
OK he &, .nf Ssmocrstic SIDE Sni.as
afterward attracted wide attention from the
haSs ay m .n
sa
JoSn kep IL e:
ter was besought to use his bsst efforts 70 pFs.
yss ysssesas Me- a6ssSys 6Sss VAS sstas9 shs
andI RIsoE So%ioft ds snd sssisisSti9n snI
syely to The pla.tice Of his Gtroiession; y. Q,
now become q hopeless invalid.
Msn' wa0 ssH .es::
| but dimly remembered. samuel II. bradley OF
.S 10 bpSs WITH s :
bradley be alive or dead now concerns no6ody
| In public life
Hut there were two men then promiAs1t yhs
| are still great figures In tho public eyO. They
are james ". Hus,ed and Thomas @. Alvord.
Time has dealt leniently with both. Mr Al
| buny a few weeks ago. reyisiting the scenes OF
| his former triumphs. The incomparabls Bald
Eagle If westchester is rs vigorous as he was
/ spartan hand" with restle 8 energy and af.
! feet. He tlourishes like green bay tree. and
may his ali dow never be lesa.
John linines Is in Congress. Charles r.
sk nncr Is ~ the Department of Public In.
struction. Here and there throughout the
public service are. found q suflcisnt sum6s.
OF men to show that the LeRislaturs Of 1881
S9S, sinsS sSi,is number Qf men ef uaES AsA %
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back toward Hiddslhof-and IN the company
woman wearing purple cloak.
Nov whst may this mean 2" said Erie.
Ride on and We shall learn" answered
6kAlla0rim.
30 they rode on. and as they rode Eric's
breast grew heavy with fear. Now they passed
MP the way through the homo meadows Of the
house. but they could see no one: and now
they were ct the door. Down sprane Eric aud
walked into the hall But none were there to
greet him, though . nrs yet burned upon the
hearth. Only an old gaunt hound wandered
about the hall. and. seeing him. spranR toward
him. growlinx. Eric know him for his old
wolf-hound. and called him By his name. Tho
dog listened. than ran MP and smelt
his hands. and straishtway howled with
Joy and leapt upon him. For . while
he leapt thus, while Eric stared around
him wondering and sad at heart Then the
dog ran to the door and stopped. whining.
Eric followed after him. The hound passed
through the entrance and across the yard till
hs came to the door OF an outhouse. Here tho
dog stopped and scratched st the door. still
whining. Eric thrust It open. Loi there be-
fore him sat SaevunA his mother. dead In .
chair. and at her feet crouched the earlins-shs
who had been Ero's nurse.
Now hs graspsd the door posts b steady
himself. and his shadow fell upon the white face
OF his mother and the old oarlins as her test
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|BB SOUTH SEAS.
ulg UNDER 1HE EQUATOR
cvwtsAs 1911 ~ q Z A0s~
VII.

n,.,u. Samoan Islands, October. 1900
. IA ehsuesd tas the Cssco bsst through
=. ~ Ssrdelais Straits for Taahauku) she ap-
s%.s.obsd = On one board very near the land In
=. .nrosite Isle Of Tauata. where houses were
!. - sssn In . grove Of tall COCOA palms.
s.,ths, Michael pointed out the spot Il am
= Mana now" said he. II believe I have .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

roczr,ce EIstopadowa, % L.
stopada. Ma nrobach cwicza
sic take wiarusy W g'mnasty
ce ma schodach, W srednic.
wiecznem klekaniu, modht
wach Ia lutrow t. p. re.
czach. NajdzieIniei pop'suja
sic marszaiek, chora4y ka.
pitan "a Wlarus wlnonski to-
VIE wszystko l VIOLA: Brawo!
PITTSBURG, Pa.-Polacy
z l3 wardy zabiera]a sic do
bujo~y kosc'ola, ktory by1by
lrzecim polsklm kosciolem w
naszem mlescle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
Woda jest pyszna, zdrowa

Woda jest pyszna, zdrowa l
n'epotrzeba g}eboko kopac, DO cd
20 do 40 stop tylko. W zachodniej
czescl kraju rome rzeczkl pfyna,
zdroj6w j strumyk6w Jest bardzo
wiele, W kt6rych znajduja sic mi.
neralne woody lecz4ce rome wew-
netrzne choroby,
Okolica piekns, zdrowa, uro
DIANA, dobrobYt wszedzle panuje.
Naoko4o miasteczka MONA dostac
do 100000 tysiecy ARROW cd $50
do 5 dolar6w "a akler z wyp}ata ma
10 lat, ma bardzo dogndnych wa
runkach, to tez z wielka tatwoscia
Polacy pracowicl, trzezwi predko
dochodza do swei wfasposci.
Knpltan Roberts nieomal iak
ojciec traktuje Polakow, i ma kaz
dym kroku spieszy pomoca,
wog6le amervkanscy obywatele
dobrze 2 Polakami sic obchodzq
We wszystkich interesach
handlowych dostaja Polacy "a
dziwiai2cy kredyt, gdyz uwazanl
SO jake Ind bardzo rzetelny.
z intellgetnielszych Polakow
spotka}em bardzo wlelu a mianowl.
Gle Wo]ciecha Bulglewicza, S. Cor
czyce, Franclszka Strugate i in
nych.
Polacy chcacy SIG os'edlic W
Bremond NIGGA sig udac pc
wskaz5wki do Wielebnego ks.
Lltwory, Pan6w l.. II. Kocha-
n%owicz6w, DR.. I. w. Wagnera, i
prezesa Wojciecha Bulg,ewicza.
Ma dis koncze ma korespon-
dencje; wkrotce postaram sic dac
wlecej wiadomosci z innych zakat.
kow.
ZyQmumt MankoWski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
u Toledo
10 Pazdziernlka.

IL Pazdzlernlka.
My nizej podp'sani parafianie
sw. Jadwigi protestnjemy %rrzeciw-
ko hredni IN tutejszal prawostaw.
mel gazety, jakoby nasz wielebny
probos.cz ks. Wleczorek do jakich
buntow namaw,al. w parafii
naszej panuie najpiekniejsza zgoda,
co zawdaieczaG nalezy ks. Wieczor.
kowi, i ia to wiasnie zgoda i
lednnst dodata mu otuchy, il
odwazy} SIG ma budowe talk
wspania}cj swiatyni. Budowe to,
Bogu dz1eki, juS Tux daleko do
prowadzit, &e koSciof JUL ma
nojbl zs1a wiosne, ma chwafe Pnnu
Bogu i ludziom ma pozytek, he
die zupefnie %ukohczony, CO bedzie
najlepszvm dowodem naszej zgody
!! mlfosci.
Take wierutnem klamstwem
lest. by ks. Wieczorok wybrat
komltet Ola swojoj obrony. kom;-
ten wybrafo Towarzy stwo ola
obrony parafIl.
Reduktor owego s<andalblatu
dosyc ~wyraznie namawia paraf'an
sw. Jadwigi, ably ks. Wieczorka
me stuchali, ale my wfasnle lego,
ioko ustawionego mad mani %
prawow,lej wiadzy duchownej, stu
chac bedzlemy, rie Audnego
podfego plsma.
z szacunkiem
Komitet Tow sw.W Puulo
Stanisfaw Srhlesser,
Antoni Kub1cki,
Ignacy Trep'hski,
Antoni Jagodzihski,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
Z NEBRASKA.
MIASTO West

MlASTO West Superior
d%ostanie nowy BanF ]uz W po}owie
Llstopada b. r. Kapitai norego
prz edsiebiorstwa wynosi poi milo,
ma dolardw, a chociaz pochodzi
po wiekszei czesci re Wschodu,
So URGENCY mieszkancami Supe-
rlor. Wyb6r u%rzednlk6w ~odbedzle
sic 2 Listopada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

Franc. Ksawery Wllemski, rodem
z Prus Zachodnlcb (urodzony 1857,
wyswiecony ma kapSana 1886
p%rzenlesiony z Andryanopola do
Lwowa, o. j. Biela, dr.. sw.
tool, ur. W Ze'.rzydowicach 1858,
wyswieeony nu kaptana 1886, :
Rzyrbu do Lwowa i wreszcie O.
Jan Pefenski, ur. Komarnle
1866, wyswiecony ia kapfana
1890 W Brlgaryi, rowniez otrzy.
mai przcznaczenie DO Lwowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

szwyndlam czlowiekowi New
Yorku uSilowat pewlen chFoprcc
wykraSd Z kieszeni pug,imres.
Policvant chciai mniego ziodzleja
aresztowad, Iecz bogacz M to ME
zezwolli. - Me wshyscy - m6wii
- mega robiG wlelkie Interest,".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
"a
Y TEXAS
Bremond, IL Pazdziernika.


nicze ola Okla p%odr6znlka, wszyst.
ko wyg1ada iakoby jakl zaczaro-
wany z t>slaca i Jednei nocy kra],
duch poezyi podnosci sic wobec
tel wielkleJ natury, ktora
stworzyia te arcydzleIa; sztuka
male1e wobec tworow Stw6rcY.
w Bremond zamieszku1e cd
25O do 800 familii polskich, Cos
cinnosG wszedzle staro-polska pa
mule, u kazdego ma ustach gosc
W dom, Bog W dom, l z Gaia SER
decznosclq podroznlka przymu-
Ja.
Jest W Bremond bardzo schlu-
dny koscloiek, PREY kt6rym jest
proboszczem Wielebny ks. 1.-two.
IA. Maja wkr6tce ten kosciofek po-
wlekszyc i odrowlc, gdyz juz Okla
zuje sic "a szczup}ym. So tn trey
towarzystwa b%ratnej womocy, y
Najswietszej Fanny Nlepokalane-
go P~oczecia, IS cz}onk6w; D
Swletego J6zefa, grupa zwi9zku
Narodowego Polsklegc, czfonk6w
"a; grupy, - Nejswietszego lm'e-
MIA Jezus (Zjedneczenle) IS czfon-
k6w, pomiedzy kt6ryrl znajduje
sic bardzo wlelp przyzwoitych lu-
dzi.
" tel kolonli spojnosc kwit-
ME, nowo przyby{emu kazdy
spleszy z pomoca cry to material.
na .czy moralna.
Pierwszeml zafozycielami tel
kolonn So oby wateie J6zef Bartu-
la, Jakob Suchowiak, Jozef Zaba-
wa, Andrea Strugata; Jest kilKa
lnteres6w W polsklm reku: sk}ad
btawatny, wtasnosc l.. Kocha-
nowlcz, sk}ad win i likworow
Teodor Kochanowlcz. So tn ~jeszcze
polscy przemystowcy szewc,
rzeznik, jako tez trzech kowali, =
ktorym sic dobrze powodzi. Me
stety brak solidarnoscl W popie-
ranlu pol~klch 1nteres6w i tn dale
sic odczuc: zazdrosc ME pozwola
niejednemu popleraG brata rodaka,
DO by sig "a predko zbogacif, le-
pei MECH z naszej ciezke] krwa.
wlcy zbogaci sic Niemiec lub zyd.
Czyz SAM ma sieble eagle zawsze
ME krecimv b'cza, popierajac wro-
gov nieprzyJaci6f nasze1 ojczyz-
ny.
Spotka}em tn %ohYwatela DR..
L. w. Wagnera (Mleczkowski)c kt6-
ry ma jak mai wieksza popularnosc
l wziecle mledzy Amerykanami,
chluba naszc] narodowosci, &tory
wszedzie stale z odkrvte przyfbica
jake prawy Polak. Brak polskiej
szko}y bardzo da]e sic odczuc W
tax %llcznej kolonii-do 900 dzieci
jest zanledbanych, bez oswjaty,
bez poczucla polsko-narodowego,
nieomal chowanc w dZlkim stanie
]ezell rodzice ME chca poseiaG do
szkofy publlcznej. K'jem tych
w,elkich patryot6w, ME dbaia o
rokarm duchowy dIa mfodszego
poxolenia.- Coz bedzie z tych
polsko.smerykahsklch %obywateli,
jezeli ME beda mali swego ley
ka l historYi swego narodu. Pra
cy, piracy, potrzeba; ME dose sta
mac ma srodku ullcy lub pod la
tarnia krzyczec: ia Polak, ia
patryota, Inb W szynku PREY plvie,
rozb,erat kwestle narodu .-Trzeba
dowIesG czynem, praca, ~otiara, pc
swieceniem, isc reka W reke, ma nj
vie rrac narodowych i W tym du-
chu chowac Swe dziecl, TEN do
wlesG, re Jest SIC Polakem patryo-
Ia.
Jest tu bardzo wielu Pola-
k6w, kt6rzy maJq swa w]]asno<6,
5licanie 2a%osp"darowane fanny,
dzieJe i'm ZIG dobrze.
w tym roku urodzaie So Swiet,
ne; maia farma sprzqtncia 20 bali
b~awelny, bal bawelny Way cd
$50 do 600 funtdw, wartoSG no
mlnalna cd AS do 55dolnr6w. Ku.
kurydza swictuic sig obrodziia-
warlosG cd So do IS cent6w "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
Il KALIFOR MI


tpraz ustawlcznie wiele VIVA do
Francvl. -Prawdziwe to szcgeScle,
DO i%naczej ~zabrakfobv Francuzon
WIN zagraniczonych, kt6rcby
opatrzv wszy .ie francuzklem
etykletami, mogli r~ozsefac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
w ~ZAKKADACH fabrycznvch

" LAhdADACd fabrycZnych
selaza i s*ali W Bethlehem, W
'ehhsylvanil,s (kuto 10 Pazdzierni.
ka plerwsza dug armate stalowa
wazsca 60 ton. Dotad tylko Niem,ec
Krupp W Essen m6gt ~przerab,ac
take ogromne masy stall ma armaty
a najwyzej Angllcy W Woodwlch
mogli mu robic konkurencya.
Z NEBRASKA. - Trzech
krowiark6w (cow boys), uzbrojo-
nych az pc zeby, w}ama}o sic W
miniony piatek do Banku Narodo-
wcgo W Enterprise l zmusl}o kasy.
era do wydania 50, 500. Zb6icow
scigaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

RED JACKET, Mich. :
Tut"l>2e i warzyscwo Huza'
ray Jana S bieskirgo Jakos
bardao prlnle uczy sc leatru,
ktory odegca6 zanIerla "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
PEWIEN KUPIEC 2

PEWIEN KUPIEC 2 Coun.
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, plsze d. ga, ct
niemieklch: w Stanie Iowa
NlemcY ]eszcze pred kllku laty
W przewaznej wlekszosci g~}osowali
pc republlkahsku . Teraz zas
prohibicya zrobi}a, re "a bia}ege
dina z latarnia W reku ME
moznaby znalezG republikansklego
Niemca. Boles mole ma pevne
liczyc ma wybor ponowny, lecz
demokracl by ma ten ME przestall,
gdyz daza tskze de zdobycla Legl-
slaturY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
PkACCIE "a
Z INV P0LSkICH
w r

W WlNONlE buntuIa sic
czlonkowie Zjednoczenia
o-Katolicklego przeciw
uchwale tegoz Zlednoczenia,
ma ostatnim Seimie, ably ka2-
demu czlopEowi Ware OF
czyzne W dom posefauc "a
przymusowa doplata iednego
centa Cd kazdego posmiert-
nego. Dopomina}s sic oni i
to sfuszn,e,a ably dotychczasowl
akcyonaryusze Wta1Y Oczyz
ny, ie3eli chca oddac "a pod
op'eke Zjednoczen1a. z powo.
du, lie I'M tylko same straty
przynosila, wpierw zrzeAli SIC
wszelkich praw do tego wy
dawnlctwa.
DETROIT. --George Ken.
nan, slawny s%yberyJskl po-
droznik, przesziy p'atek
mai tutaj odczyt o rosy]sklch
okropnosciach. Deputacya Pc
lakow wreczyfa lnu medal
%pamiatkowy stoletniei roczni.
Konstytucyr 3go Ma'a i ]edna
z mtodych i iadnych %peulenek
wreczy'a mu gustowny bukiet.
Pun Kennan mowi dosyc
znosnie pc rosyisku uczy
sic teraz po polsku i uda6
sic ma w.irotce do Lwcwa by
sic W tyln 1ezyku gruntownie
wykszta}ciG.
Dc czlonka komltetu wy
znaczonego d. w%spieran'a
wychodz:ow 3ydowskich
R,syl, Juliusza Jacooa W
Detroit przybyf lak's starry
2yd ! zadat wsparcia. Oily ia
cob ]ednak2e ME chciaf czy
tel ME mogl prosble jego "a.
doSyG uczyulc, rozgoryczonY
zebrak, rzuc,l "a u1egc mai
strasznis)sza aydowska klatw4.
KIatwa ia talk piorunujaco
~przeraz;ie nerwowego Jacoba,
II re strachu sic rozchorowal
i wkrotce tel unarf.
Kodak nasz ks. Franuiszek
Miller. odebral tn swiecenia
kapianskle.
Panna G. Makowska "a.
xxarAylo p. Teoii'a Zyn lie o
10 tyslecy dolarow "a to, be
~przyrSeki jel sic z MIA ozemc,
Il ME %dolrzymai siowa.
Pan Y. Ioltowskl, 743
Hastings III ,zalozyl tn bTowar.
Sa wee luz diva polskie bro.
wary W Detroit.