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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

Der iebtge itramrte Observation-Disclosures
GDuig 9Stlbelm II. BON Wiirttembera hat
feline mGnuli9en gtahfommen. SAILS linn
ieine ie5ige jDeite crit ftebeuuno3tpan3igiGbz
rige Satin Charlotte, frii5ere Brinaeiitn
81 S1aun1burg SGlppe, nit Der er lett finf
Sdbren uno etnein balbsn in tinberIoier
@bc Iebt, nidt bod nod einen Sobn be-
ldeert, geht na6 leinem Soos Die miirtten=
bergii0e &rone auf bic ~ber3oglidte Nlnte oes
6aules ySiirttemberg ilber. 9isie serfGut
IN flint tbetls proteltantii6e tbeiIs fatboz
hide 3tpetge, nit oeren nGberer MufsGh=
lung MIR Die Qeler beri6onen molen.
Sn Solge bon morganatil6en (tanoess
lnglei6en) gben iino peri1teOene SSamis
Iien Der berSogLi6en Qinte ni6t erbberenz
ti1t, 10 melt es Die &rone betrifft. Oils
mut6nlaBIi6er Gbronfolger miro baber Der
acknowledgements Gbre@ 6etradz
tet, etn Sobn bes 9er3o9s BbtIipp Qlerans
nsr BON 8irttem6grg.
Oieiem 0eraog Nibre6t, geboren am %.
9e;ember 1860, flteBt auBer Wirttemberz
ger Ulut dub 0as Der Orleans uno Der
0absburgz Qotbrtnger in ieinen Mbern.
9ie W2utter ieineS Baters mar n6mli6 6ie
8rtnSeiitn Wtaria bon Orleans, cine Ioh>
1er oes frana0iii6en 6Ontgs Souls Ybilipp.
1Eno BON miitterlider Selte her lit er elm
1lrenfeL oes groBen @r5ber5ogs Scarf bon
Seitetteid, Dcs Sle9ers bon NSpern; ietne
Shutter, @r3ber3ogin Wtarta Gbereita bon
0elterreid, lit nGntli6 cine So6ter bes
SobneS oe5 @r3berSogs Garl, OcS ebenfaas
Uerilbnlten @r3ber3ogS Mlbre6t, tDel6er
nod beute an Der SptBe bes 0iterSei6iiden
Seeres iteDt un0 in benz fir Sefterret6 10
berDdngniBDouen Sonmer 1866 ais Dfters
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
Gtas GetOetteS 3teto
g e ! 0 e It c {

BUT W.rbrsttnn9 %nnIerer 6eftousoabe 9abe iMt
Mapen MIR tnlgenSs Offerte. 9te erite Qerint. lpel1e
nlo ~ntttt9eut mo has Mort ,Ygeib" sum erltenmaI
~ ~ Ger Sloel on9e9e6en lit (nenne 9n9, RopiteI Hno
Ser9J erpdlt oe1t elegonteTteu SetbenItoff All einem
9oIlenucto ols preis. Sir bic aipeite rtftiae Quts
,Goft lssnoen futr cine 9oleene 6errens ooer 9auens
H9r mr. Die brittle rthtt9e Autlport ienbeu MIR etue
ele96ftte 9erre1tubr, ftr Die Dierte 2~lnttuort elm nrotbt.
POLES 9tl6erbelted beitebeno aus: GBIDffcL, 6 Shoes
ttpneL . Ate1ler uno 6 @abeln, oaes in elneut fdh6nen
1ottngefuttertem Gtui. Sir bic apei nGnft riG6tioeu
AlIttporten 1enben mir ie ei1en ichmer oerT l6erfen
@tnner=S91tor nit 9eiGftTfeuen @lGlern. fiir iiiuT
petIere Nnttoorten (penu 10 otele einI1ufeuj ieuben
lptr et1en ~llberuer Tribltinf @oftor. SUR rs fpeitere
Lt9tlge AItpOrte1 ien0en mir lie Elm balbes 9uhenb
1llnerle SbeelOfeL. Solten nUb 25 neitere Nntnors
le'I el1trefen 10 erbdlt ieber Ginlenoer cine ibmer
p~er9Dloete nbrenfette.
Sir ale peiteren NnttpDrten 1en6en mir ie cine
pla0tople. 16fper per9pIoete, nit Gteinen reid pers
5terte aSulennaDeL Mue YretIe iperOen unparfetilh
0ert9eiit uno opr @eibna9ten piinttlib perianbt
Iibt.
@tit Der ~atntiport fenbe einen 9pnar CgaoiereeIb,
go1oihote ODER YpitantDeiiurG) uuo mir fenben nnIer
55amlHenotott p8obeim Tur etH DoQes Sahr at
tf9eho etne Norelle %portofrei unb einel1 Der auSaes
leBte1 YretIe. u0abeim" lit cine oeutide t~tluFtrirte
SelFlmrltt mo entBoIt Geihibten, Sunor, Mobe unA
Sonoaroetten, SeIlnobettSlebren, 9ou3. uub Sonbs
lptrtplf9oTt. PretssNuIgaben IL. i. m.
9blr tbin bos etn3t9 unb alleirt nm urIere 3~eitIdrift
IN otele nere Samilten eir3ufibren, mas eS aud foIteu
mag. I'm prompt be0tent 5u tperben, nenne beim
o0retben oIeleS 8latt. Abrefire:
Daheim. Box 2419, New York. N. Y.
1891, 9pD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

Die GerOfentli6una iensr SGuai6rift aes
~liefert, in Der Yorgange ali oas Sogesll@t
9eao9en tporoen iino, meI6e bic BetbeIllgtelt
fir erpig begrabsn bisIten. 0arurt erld1etz
men aud leine lebten Orobungen nidt 10
Iser uno gegenftanoSlos, ~itoeiien 9tebt er
ia anl S9luB leIbit bas Wiittel an,
ipie man ibm ein 8orle9eihloB bor
ben Muno 6dngen fam. Qber aus malltz
benz @olo uno iebr idmer tDiro eS nnbl
iein miien, tpenn er ni9t bod Elm ettIer
Yro6ler lift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
1er1uisfe Gr6en.

Spl9etoe Yerionen ooer oeren Gr6er finb erTud6t,
lt1 pe9en @tn5teDung ber uoGite9enOen Grb16aiten
1orort an Serrn 8. WtardlpDrth, oeutlGer A0Dotot
IN Gtnctnnatt Obtp, Direct 81 ipeuos1. 9erleloe bes
1or9t nab1febetoe luie ale GrbI1aiten uno oeutIGe
He1ts9el9aIte prompt NIB biqtg
q. nIo y. Arulbrulter aug S9ipoiboh; &. s.. 8.
ga9DauS aus Stternbagen; g. uno Wtorie @en5 aug
goeltersba9; Ws 8rWenitS (geu. 8rueutug) aus 81.
boneroen; s.. 6. S. lIb $. 6. Gautmerer aus Ybron-
6prf uitO beifen Grben; s.. s. 9reBler All. anqe6L in
@tinliltgton gtOrt9 G%arOltue; u. GberSor6t ans
SbemmenDauIen; 8. @bret ans 9tteberi1opf6eim:
ebtnbu9 uuO 8. s. Slider aus Obereninoeu; VI. fSres
pei aus Stpplingen; ", g. SeroeS aug GecelDeranIens
betb; 8. @lod aus Bleioelshetm; 8. 9loecler aug aug
Al1; 6. u. 8. Srunert ans @retblee; g. 6. Saenle
aus Stotg, 6. 8. 9aeier aus YIaffenlpeiler; 8. 9off.
mann aus Gdu0rberslJtiible; QbiIbelmine SoImetfter
aus SroBalmerobe; Grbem DoH 9eleue pDn 9prar ans
0tneniter; s. Seieu aus 3irtboi; q. &osetlneier aug
9tn9olftng; 3atbariue &. ". Sseppler aus ODer1en.
iI1gen; 8. 9trbgaBner aus Soblin9en; g. &oeber aus
SDurttember9; y. &ucte W!antbe uno so. Oere1. &reuts
ter olis SDalDeim; Wtaria q. gJtoDsr aus HaoenSburg;
8. s. u. YouIi aus SORT &rei8 Sprau; 6. 8. u.
Ytnot aus 9anburQ; s. @. &t9ter aus 2udou,
Groen bon Sberelia Gtoientran5 aus Wfinfter; 8. ".
uno s.. Ut. Rnteb aus Witrttembsr9; S. S9td aug
9tbero9; s.. S. Bauliue unb Wto96aleua @9mibt
aus 9tieoerbea10iugen; SO. S. SGnug aus 5aulbaD;
s.. W. 0o9ler aus Wterfeburg; s. g., s.. s., Anna Sc.
&nuo Wi9r9 uuO s. s. &Banner aug @ols9erlinoen,
&atborttte We. un0 Nnno Mels aus 4Boloorf; 6. SO.
Weller aus Mitrttemberg; Soboune SO. g.. g8iams
aus &an9perben; 8. Woblfobrt aus SD99in9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

sn 9is 1s'f 80f5en>Sr0cI
mfrs G6nti3 mic Sic feinf.Frona6Hlae MuTts9ofe
aebanbbabt uno Sptclt 500 e;tiife, BON sinem
98al3er bis 3ar 5Dlnne, nit rid)ttgei1 Sen uRO
8efrtcOi9t beTer oIs sinc 800 @arfnrsCreeG
nnb unter96lt 3ebn NAL mebr. 0ieie OrgeI 1T bic
SnufDmmenbeit Der MiuifsSnIrunente uno bas
ar0Bte unb beruurhernsmertbe1te Sntruntent le
boz 6as publitum gebroht. o
SieIes Mtuifaliite NuIoer bat feline &Snpter=
rDleu, ionberu probu3trt bic WuIif oerlnittelt
elmer ggalje nit etnseiebten MetauiifteH GbnIia
elmer Spiei=llBr.
sic ipieLt a(rdben.@ImIif @ldridc, g8aG3er,
E9ifaS, EEnie, CPerrTife, SuftSiieoer, 10
9ut iute ieoe Or9el. GaiAts erbo beueres ooer 10
oieIIeitiges in eiis pereini9t bleten bic ~fran5blt'
l Sofea aet Sic ss siSe }gar Mai'f' 4}rcts NUT S.,
i, prgae9tneM e~eIshnitten 6 cha,Ien; nit MaFt;
e%rfreut iein. Wenn c. 0. D. aef@idt. ienbe $3.50
penn Su 6eItsuit, sable ben 9leit nod Gmpfamg per
Sr9el. Ssnoe ourd Sc o=Nnpeifurg, r~e9itrirs
ten Brief oOer burh GypreB. aoreIFre:
r. x. KLEEK. 35 Frankfort St.s
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

Der S9pdgerin, elmer S9wefter Ser Ser
itOrbenell, leine 2iebe ertIart uuo 3tpei Wtoz
nate lpGter am @rabe ieiner 6rau, noA
peLdem i'm Die &lGgerin begIeitet bate, tbr
Die Gbe Derlpro9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02
Sic OoIftanOt9 urgebaute unO perarDBerte

Gde Wttlmoufee II. &lblanb gtpe., lit BON 20. 9ecem6er
1891 oh oI 8eretue &C. gu Deruliet6eu. GS befinoen
fb i'm Sebduoe cine 9roBe Son5baGe nit @petleIoaL
nno Bar, ippie cine fleinere Gan5boae ebenfaa5 nit
Bar. ferner elm groBes gerianmlun9ssimmer fir
Ge0n9a lne anoere @ereine.
gDe9en ~tuet!erer Musfuuit btttet man ii9 al tpen0en
an Den germalter 9errn Antpu G1mibt, befeu Office
iMb i'm SebGune beIfnoet. lnppl3m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-02

&alenSer f1r 1892:
SG1uaGem- 9afemoer 15c.
2egensSnrger 2I&eiem- aaGenOer zoe.
Der 0lnken0e 2Sote tn @raeriGa 25c.
Keeling & GIappenbach,
ND AS &corborn Ctr, &btcoo1.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-27

Two Papers a Week for a DolIars a Year.
The -.Twice-a-week'' edition of the
ST. Louis Republic is at once the best
and the cheapest news journal in the
world. 1t is II big seven-coIumn paper,
containing six to eight pages each Is
sue, or II IL Is every week, and is
mailed every tuesday and Friday. Its
readers get the news of the day al
most as promptly and fully as the
readers of q daily and half week
ahead of any weekly in every state in
the union. Yet the price is only one
dollar a year. Special Missouri, Hi
uOis and Texas editions ara printed,
and a general edition for tie other
states contains nothing but details of
important events of interest every
where. The Republic Is the leading
democratic paper of thu country, ag-
grsssive, but.at the sams time liberal.
and the only thoroughly national jour
nal in the whole country, Remember
the price is only one d0ltaro gear. sam
/ pie copies, also an illustrated eata-
I logue, sent free ON application. Ad-
dress. TIE REP JLBLIC,
ST, LOUIS, Missouri,
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AIen VEho Advertise

And need new idea now and then
or who have not always the time or in
clination to prepare their advertise
ments, Will fad a valuable assistant
in the novel book of f''Ideas for Adyer-
tisers'' just published 10y d. Z. Nal
lett, New Haven, Conn, and sent on
receipt of SI.OO, postpaid. He also
publishes tasty pamphlet called
When" price 25c.) treasury OF
good advice to business men. De-
scriptive circulars of both these new
books can be obtained upon request tc
the pubIisIfeH
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-27

Bat we Will cure yOui if you viii pay
us, Our message is to the Weak, Y er-
vOus and DebiIitated, who, by early
Evil Habits. T Later IndiScretions,
have trifled away their vigor Of Bodv.
Mind and Manhood, and VINO suffer All
those effects wi1ach Ieai .to Premature
Decay. Consumption ur Insanity. 1t
this means yOU. send for and read our
Book OF LIFE, written by tile great
est Specialist of the day. aud sent.
(sealed) 10y addressing I5r. ParkeI' -
Medical and Surgical Instituta. I53
NUrth ST, Nashville. Tenn.
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the progress of the various suits, and
under any and all circumstances their
interests viii be protected.
a paying monopoly was never known
to let go its grip on the people WITHOUT
a fight. The live stock exchanges yiH
be no exception.
A combination of commission men
is not necessary to regulats trRnsac-
tions in live stock or cOrret abuses.
The K. c. Stock yards company is
entitledAto great credit for having had
confidence in. Kansas City as ike
stock nlasket. and for having invested
accordingly 2. very large amount of
money in building Al d maintaining
what is probably the best equipped
stock yards in the world.
Tue packers are certainly entitled to
credit for the vast plants they have es-
tablished, and the reforms they have
been instrumental in establishing in
the markets.
The X. c. Live Stock Exchange Will
be entitled to credit when they con-
/ cede TO the producers their natural i'll
alienable right, viz. a free and unre-
Stricted market, with the privilege of
occupying the same as prOft-sharing
: company if they So desire.
! The American Live Stock Commits
sion Co. has never in amy way mterfer-
ed with the business of other commits
sion companies. It has never violated
a rule of the exchange, except as by 1,
strained construction our dividend can
/ b. maoe-to appear to he. They have
never sold a-hoof of stock at less than
, the regular exchange rates; have even
made no complaint when certain other
firms were tumhIing over each other
in their eagerness to sell Alliance Ol
American stock at one-hulf commits
SON. All it asks now is its right to .
place upon the market ana to peace
fully pursue its business upon its owl
pI an, which the incOutesttbIe logic oI
two years success has proven 50 benef
icent. II remains to be seen if the
great rapacity of live stock exchanges
will be able to defeat the producers il
their effort to cooperate in marketing
their own stock.
y word aS TO the KOe Bill, abou
which SO much has -pesn written auC
said: 1t throws the business OF selling
=. live stock open to competition, ans
fOrbids any combine" for the purPos,
of fixing a minimum rate of commits
sions. t is entirely equitable an,
just, aud in no way interiors with an.
of the customs of the markets, eutsid
of commission charges.
The people are demanding that tbei
= interests be protected, and not mucl
longer Will few score commission
men be allowed to hold possession of
) great market and arbitrarily levy
tribute upon the producer out of al
t reasonable proportion TO the value O
I the services they render.
Z EDWIN SNYDER,
f Kansas Alliance Live Stock Agent
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Mark NJ. (''BrieR',) Pemeroy. pyesi-
dent of the Atlantic-PRciic Railway
Tunnel Company of Colorado, has COED
reason to say that this is a happy New
Year to him, now that he has rsachsd
gold and silver ore in large quantities
for shipment and sale, as stated in the
large l6 page pamphlet he souds Co al
who address him at isls eastern Office
Pulitzer Building, New York City. K
Y
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Farms for Sale.

Eighty acres situated six miles west
of SPearville, Ford county. Eureka ir-
rigating canal traveIses one corner. A
fns piece.
One hundred and sixty acres, four
miles northwest OF SpearvilIe. Tray
ersed 10y a lateral ditch a choics
tract. Address, HENRY GRIess,
Kinsley, Kansas.
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Conaumption Cnreci

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed iu his hands
by an East India missionary the form
MIA of a simple vegetable rcmedy fol
the speedy ard permanent cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma and
all throat and lung affections. also "a
positive and radical cure far Nervous
Debility and all Nervous C"Eaulaiuts:
after having tested its wonderful cur
attve powers la thousands ,f cases.
has felt H. his duty TO make iu known
TO his .sUffarjng fellows. Actuatcd 10y
this motive and a desire 20 relieve
human suffering, I will send free ~
charge, TO all who desire il, This recipe
in German, French OF English. vftl
full directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper, w. y MOVES.
SEQ POt0ers Block, Rochester. y. =.
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Farm for Sale,

16Or acres of land four and one half
miles from Kinsley. Fifty acres under
cultivation, large hO. Sc. windmill etc
Good range for stOsk.
EnquiEs at this '1h = or OF George s.
Shaw. 9-I9tE
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a Il

TO Howe Post No stI meets the first Satssr-
saay ia each month at O'Clock and tine
third WeiaesdaV at = o'clock p At q K
hall. Visiting coEnrads are iuyise9 TO meet
with L ELANCHA6D
W n SNOW. Ad.untsat- Commander
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-27

Itch, mango and scratches of every
kind, on human or animals, cured in
30 minutes by WoOlford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold b7
Tatum s Co.
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Kinsley Lodee No -laI meets every second
and fourth Friday night of each EnoRth in
their hall on SIKH street. Wis ting brothers
are cordially iuVltet. TO meet with us
W II FRENCH = WOODBURY..
Recorder II "
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-27

Mount Hortaa lodge tT8 meets regularly in
their hal on sixth street secoud and fourth
Tuesday evenings of each msRSh.
A 81 MERRYMAN. & 81 DOIES.
Secretary " NJ
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FA&IU o

Rlinfioxrer AliaRca No TneSte every
tnrday AT p N IN q A Z hail Visiting
others ali welcome k a AEDEWS
KLEIN, Secretary President.
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Far West Lodge No Is1 meets everv Monday
night in the-r holt over Z Rea1s drugstore.
Ali tnsn bers OF the order are inFits.Cs tD nt-
tend u W MATAE&H,
W A SNOW. Secretary NC
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-27

Meets every Wednesday evening at 6 A r
hail Visiting brothers always Ngrlcone.
~ A SNOW. Il YOUNG.
RS u w
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KINSEEY CHAPTER NO. Is RAM
KinsIey Chapter No u. R 4 NJ. holds regtI.
lar meetings first nj third Tuesdays in each,
month. Transient companions cordially in
--iJed to atf-ylt. w % ERWIN,
Il b Pa Et- Z. sec ?
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w-prIcea- excursions t. California
were first established by Jhe Santa b.
Route. These eXcUTAjUi4s have been
successfully run over jhis line for
years. but have been Iuauascd BY Wei
known OutsId5f excursion agencies
Since January, 1889, the Santa I's Con
Pauy hayesJe'n rttnulnR special C3li-
fornia eXssIHsioiiS PARTIES. conducted Br
lis own employees. ~ugaGe,l- - sD-cl;s'Iv
for this work. They VIII cDfitIiiits
thus aFnsingencEt-the excavations ial,-
lag. Kansas Gisy every Friday sR-niuz-.
Ihe,ttcket rates arg the regular ae,.und
class rates. I'HltHan Iosriat aiceDia..
Cars, with All the as-cessori-s, .sre z r5.-
ished at the rate OF SSUf- par 6nuEI4
berth, Nansa5 City LV GHlifurIfia points
I nfse excursions are personally t-t51.-
duct9ds and every com fort susts.5E Ys-r,.
lence OF travel are yHsfrautFrdto alru.-
beers or these parties. z hose s-usy csrs-
TEN plate trip TO G4ta issC.sc t'8tf-
and TlSh 20 save expense. sliu7iifi a.
forIH themselves regarding these yxrii.-
sloAs. For folder C onGaIn{nz flIlI n4fk.s-
nlayss dates, rates. es-t-, address
GEO. j. NICuO LSCS. s. e. < Z 4
A +. & =. D. j.
TOBIAS, ka3s5as-
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
IS OF

Is OF p
Kilwinutua Lodge NJ 1875, * of P. NTeets
oVerY EhursaRY at . m. in q r hall
Colony avenue Visiting KuiQ hts in good
standing eOrdi all YinviCst to attend.
M y TU B;3S. a NJ MEBRYMAN
&c < of L s. s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19
KRONlkA PRZYGODNA.

',Czegosmy sic spodzleWall,
tegosmy sic doczekali." )" OtoG
dosy6 pozno, zyczenia nasze i
nadzleje ]ednak SIC 2isclfy.
W Ameryce wszystko sic
produkuie sposobem fabrycz-
nym, en- gros. Me tylko
ulepszone guziki, patensowape
szelki, nlezawodny szuwaks
wyborne szczotki do botow'
ale l przedniejsze artykufy
ducha zaczeto fabrykowac
hurtownie. Nasi narodowi prze-
mysfowcy ME chca W tym
wzgledzie pozostac W tyle.
W. Chicago majowa 6rma
Zwlazek N. P. Grygla ct
Comp. zafozyfa hartowna ia
bryke prawdziwego patryo.
tyzmu i ml1osc; o]czyzny tax
ulepszone], 2e kto je] zazyJe,
to mu plersl Cd boiu pekaia.
Referencya swych plersi, oraz
doskona1osci wyrobu da1e sam
p. Grygla. W Buffalo zaiozyfa
uczopa spofks fabryke ule J.
pszonego katolicyzmu, historyi,
teologn medycvny. Ale to
wszystko jeszcze ME wystar
ca. AGerykanle maJa iuz cd
dawna wielkle fabryk' gazet,
gdzie sic hurtownie produkuje
osHiata, cywilizacya i postep.
Ka&de wieksze miasto ma .]u2
taxa fabryke. Drukuje sle tam
fabrycznie gazeta W krocio-
wych egzemplarzach. W kazdym
egzelnplorzu zostawia sic PROF.
ne mlejsce ma tytut Ina kronl-
Ike skandaliczna, czyli miejsco-
wa. File pc miasteczkach }ub
farmach zamawiaja sobie tyle
tyle exemplary tygodniowo.
Miejscowi wydawcy dodruko.
wu]a odpowiedni tytuf kro-
nike-t. j. doda;a glove i
ogon i puszczaja W okolice,
lako obrok duchowny ola
swych abonentow.
Do tego przemys1u polacy
W Ameryce ]eszcze nledoszl',
ale poczatek zrobiono-a tylko
zaczac, to reszta ?rzecie se
znajdzie.
Pewna gazeta chlcagoska
polska W Chicago zawiadoml-
la wielkim anonsem polska
pubhcznosc, ze:. Firma N. W.
ukfada wierne okolicznosclo-
we mowy dla kandydatow
polltycznych t. d. Wielka
radosc! KaAdy novice naro-
dowY moae tanlm kosztem
sprawlt sobje poltycznq
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19
" Rosk1 we wtorek, dnia 2

" Rosku we wtorek, dnia 26
go z. m. obchodzif szanowny 60
spodarz l przewodniczacy W dozo.
orze koscle lnym Walenty Wasko
senior wraz zon2 Rozalla 5O-letni
jubileusz malzenski. Nabozenstwo
rozpoczefo sic godzlnie poi do
ll.tej pred pofudnlem, przy
dzwonieniu W wszystkie dzwony i
biciu mozdzlcrzy. Najplerw
odmowlf X. proboszcz stosowne
modlitwy i udzielaf koScIelnego
nabozens:wa. Potem byla spiewana
msza sw. przemow2. Przy prze
movie wreczyf \. prohoszcz sza
nownym iubilatom laske krzy-
zem. Po nabozenstwle przYJmowaia
szanowna para iubllat6w duzo
goscl u slebie Jako tez i X. pro
boszcza, oraz trzech miejscowych
nauczycieli, krewnych znalomvch
/ dozor kosclelny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

wiekowego obchodu W GIN
clnnat', xt6rego opis przypi
suje p. De Nc ks. k. D., M
ME nam do nadmienienia-
gdyz ks. K. D. tego artykult
ME pisaf. Obchod " Cincir
natl odbyf sig W kosciele I
potem W prywatnem mieszka
nlu prawego obywarela male.
zacego ieszcze DO Zwiszku-
a ME W jakiel masonskie;
hall Q bebnami ia ulicy. Ola
bllzszego 2as zoryertowania
sic tax p. redaktora jak
c2yte|n'kow Zgody, oswald
czam. Il pod slowem: ,,os,oIek
bozY" rozumlec sic ma pewien
bytY hrabla polski- p6znie)
farmer karczmarz-a DIS
polityczny pisarz.
Wlelce uszanowany ma
sadzie W st. Paul ceuzor L.
N. P. wydaf rozkaz do naro-
du, moca ktorego ma]a grupy
swe oswIadczenie co do mia.
sta na przyszfY sejm, do niego.
a ME do rzadu centr. przysy-
tao. Ten rozkaz przekracza
atrybucye cenzora-]est prze-
civ konstytucyi-Atora mowi,
ze cenzorcwl przysluguJe tylko
zwofanie sejmu nlc wiecej, a
przytem lezY W tenn ta]ny
cel-t. J. wyb6r odpowlednie-
go mlasta, gdzle czuje maj
wleceJ poparea. Znamy sic ia
podobnych sztuczkach. Wat,
pie, ably ktory ksladz polski
odpra vial nabo4enstwo wobec
tych, ktorzy diva lata temu,
wyszediszy z domu Bozego,
poszli z bebnami do mason
skiej nall : bluzn'll rel;gia
katollcka znlewazali kap1a-
now polskich. Radzlmy p.
cenzorowi wybrac Detroit.
Tam przecle 3est swiatynla
postepowa p. Kolaslisxiego.-
Redaktor tgarza u Ameryce
zrob1f 2eszfego tYgodnia pre-.
glad dzlennlxarstwa polsklego
W Ameryce. Ma sic rozumiec,
2e wszystkie gazety polskie
uznat "a zfe, przewrotne, ME.
moralne, gorszace. Samego
tylko tgarza 10 Ameryce po-
stawlf ma swiecznlKu wszel-
kich zalet doskonaioscl.
Redaktorzy sa, wedfug jego
zdanla, same szubiennlki,
zbrodniarze, zlodzieje t. d., i
dziwi sic bardzo, zkad te in-
dywldua, ktore niedawno po
stajniach chlewikach noco-
wafy, biora pienladze ma "a
kfadanie dziennikow. Pewme
Prusakl i Moskale i'm przy-
sYfaJa. Ten ogolny sad redak-
tora tga,za ~ Ameryce musi
bye prawdziwy.-Wyda)e 60
byfy s1uchacz ekonomii poll
tycznej W Akademli Sw. Micha
Ia W Krakowie. lie zas takze
ME zawsze pod dachem sypiaf,
wiedza o tenn W okollcach
ullc Noble / Division W CHI
cago. DIS ma korytko lelne.
SypIa mu tam obrak zna1o.
mym ,,buszlem", co mech mu
bedz'e Ma zdrowle a ,.Lgarzo-
WI" ma duszny pozytek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19
PO|Ska pod MoSkafeIn.

Czestocho,ca. Pomlmo sfoty i
kllkodnlowego deszczu, ma doroczny
odpust podczas Zielonych Swiatek
podazJfo z r6znych okolic kraju
mn6stwc kompanii ma Jasna Co
re. 90. Paulin1 corocznie podej-
mu1a resturacye klasztoru mu-
row. w tym roku zburzono trze-
cla bramez fgura kamienna Naisw.
Fanny BolesneJ W celu postawie-
MIA novel, gdyz stara grozlla "a.
waleniem sic. Doko}a mur6w cd
strony ulicy sw. Barbary postawio.
ne nowe baryery uporzadkowano
teras, tax, ze kazdym rokiem
Jasna Gors sic przyozdabia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

rocznice swego istnienla uroczystos-
Gig koscielna l ma strzelnicy. Kr6-
lem kurkowym zostai pan Lewan-
dowicz, pierwszym marszafIkiem p.
Nowaczyhski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-19

Podr6zujac.y agent
WIARUSA p. Ra.,
domski bedzie W tym
miesiacu jeszcze W
Toledo, Ohio, i W
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Kto pragnie abo-
DowaG WI.ARUSA,
koniecznie musi rocz-
ny abonament, W
kwocie $500, 0,naprz6d
przes}ac. Tylko taklm
nowym abonentom,
kt6rzy sobje zapisali
WIARUSA u nasze-
go podr6zujacego a.
genta, ma zadanie u
dzlellmy ma jeden
rok kredytu.