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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30
CHAIRMAN BALDWIN has engag,

CHAIRMAN BALDWIN has engaged
ex-Speaker Thomas b. Reed to speak
at the republican convention at Mont
pelier, April 10. Bravo! Crowds will
come to hear the ex-speaker, in many
important particulars the most distin-
guished man in the country, and GER
tainly one of the most popular.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30
dolattbmaH 4 AuunaI.
Republican District Convention.

A republican convention for the second
congressional district of Vermont will be
held at Montpelier on Wednesday, April 10,
1892, at two o'clock P, NJ, for the purpose of
electing two delegates and two alternates
to attend the republican national conven-
ton to be held at Minneapolis, Minnesota, on
Tuesday, the 7th day of June, A. d., 1892
Towns will be represented in said conven-
ton on the basis of one delegate for each
town, one delegate for each one hundred
votes and one for every fraction of one hum
bred votes exceeding fifty cast for the re-
publican candidate for governor in 1885,
Delegates to be chosen at primary meetings
called by the republican committee in each
town and will provide themselves with
proper credentials, signed by the secretary
Of said primary meeting at which they are
elected. The district committee suggest
that the primaries in the several towns be
held at the same time as those for the
election of delegates to the state convention
Delegates will provide themselves with
proper credentials signed by the secretary
of their several primary meetings, and pre-
sent them to the district committee at their
headquarters at the Pavilion hotel immedi-
ately upon their arrival in Montpelier. The
usual courtesy of fare one way will be given
by the several railroads in the state.
(Signed) William H. Dubois (chairman)
West Randolph; Ira A. Shattuck (secre-
tary), Hardwick Frank d. Hale, Lunen-
burgh; Amory Dawson, Craftsbury; L..
Bart Cross, Montpelier; zina H. Albee,
Ct IL
IN tho aboua hasis tho towna of fha aap.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30

THE recent war furry over the
Behring Sea matter expired as quickly
as it was kindled. Lord Salisbury's
answer to President Harrison's letter
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30

On the above basis the towns Of the Sec
ond district will be entitled to representa-
ton in accordance with the list recently
published in connection with the call for the
state convention at the time and place
named above.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30

THE Brdttleboro Reformer last week
published a column of aflidavits from
prominent democrats of Rutland, sew
eral of whom were elected delegates at
the caucus last Thursday evening,
which set forth m )re than the Re
former has asserted concerning B. b.
Smalley's pledge on his word of honor
to have the state convention of 1892
called at Rutland. The Rgormer
rather bears down on Colonel Snalley
in the following paragraph:
zone of three things is certain Either
Colonel Smalley joined in a conspiracy to
betray the convention, or he has through
forgetfulness neglected to exercise his in
fluence to have the right thing done, or he
has himself been betrayed by the men who
sat still and let him make this promise for
them. The first proposition is not to be
believed of any such a man as he. The
second is hardly more like him. If the
third is the true one, Colonel Smalley owes
it to himself TO join hands with the great
majority of the democrats of the state to
clean out the men and the influences that
have been guilty of such gross bad faith,
for such manifestly personal purposes"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30

Mr.. BLAND did not renew the fight
to pass his bill on M ,nday. He COM
plains that Speaker Crisp has gone
back on him." and, if reports from
Washington are true, has given up the
fight. -
For the first time in the history of
Georgia a lyncher has been convicted
of the crime of murder, and will suffer
the death penalty. His name is Bar
ney White. He was engaged in the
lynching of Lnrkin Nix last fall.
White and six others were arrested.
The first to be tried was White. Last
week Thursday night William Davis,
one of the principal witnesses against
White, was shot to death by mob.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30

THE expense of the maintenance of
horses and mules in Am erica during
the period of enforced idleness on ac-
count of impossible roads is estimated
at eighty millions of dollars year, and
with hard, smooth country roads not
half the present power would be re-
quired to draw loads. These facts,
and many more about "Our Common
Roads," will be brought out in richly
illustrated article in the April number
of tie Century.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30

THE committee of nine members of
the New York Bar Association APP
pointed to investigate the conduct of
Judge Isaac H. Maynard in connection
with the removal of the corrected
Duchess county returns from the
comptroller's office condemns Maynard
as a deliberate falsifier, and finds that
his action was Zone of the gravest
offences known to the law" Both
branches of the New York legislature
last Wednesday passed resolutions to
inquire into the charges of the Bar
Association. -
THE Brdttleboro Reformer is of the
opinion that the result of the caucus at
Rutland cannot be called victory for
Atkins, and that the fight was merely a
personal one between Mr. Meldon and
DR.. Hanrahan. "Both Sides" says
the Reformer, "are professedly anti
Atkins, but around the state the word
has been given out that Hanrahan's
victory would really be for Atkins 1t
is doubtless true that DR.. Hanrahan,
who is not delegate and who pledged
himself to keep out of the contest, is al
heart for Atkins, but the delegation is
anti-Atkins."
The WATCHMAN, esteemed Mes
senger, arrogates to itself" no righ
to consideration as the mouthpiece o.
the farmers" We believe, however, thu
farmers of Vermont will require no Ger
tiicate of character, no affidavit as t
its sincerity or the disinterestedness o
its professions, when it speaks in thei
interest. If any paper in Vermont ha
better right, or has earned bette
right, to speak for the farmers of tn
state, we will leave it to the agricultur
lists to designate the journal; and if tn
Messenger be named, we shall cheer
fully take orders from st. Adams in a
matters relating to the farmers, "rer
resentative or otherwise.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-03-30

long delayed, was evasive and unsatis
factory. The presidents re joinder was
spirited and instinct with " business. v
Lord Salisbury's surrejoinder comedies
the point that has been the princi.
pal cause OF contention, the renewal of
the modus uivendi of last year for the
protection of the seal fisheries. This
concession is believed to be implied in
his proposition to agree to moduS, in
case the treaty of arbitration is ratified
under the condition that each govern
ment shall guarantee the other for
damages incurred through the suspen'
sion of sealing operations.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28

placu egzekucyi stanell otlcerowie
PREY l%o}n,erzach lrczyli. Bito
Jcdna pa }ka 10 razy, poczem
swleza brano. Do so Gu Polak
zaclsnat zeby i milozaf, pc 5otej
luz tylko jeczaf, pc setnei ME dab
znaku zycla. Potem ~jeszcze raz
krlyknaf woody! Jallls J~ednoroczny
zlitowa} sic obla} omdla}ego.
Officer srogo zganlf mlioslernego
Samarytanina. Dobito ma mlejscu
do konca odwieziono do lazaretu.
Czy zJje = dotad ME wladomo-
l &to vie, czy sic dowlemy. iona
przybleg}a patrzec ma katusze
meza. B%arbazymec W sercu Euro
Ply powtarza sceny Faraonow, Mol
zeszu, gdzle jesteS! Ale Jest Bog
mScicielem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
sic O zezwoleRle ma zbieranle
sk}adek.
KROL MILAN.

By}y. krol S"rbski Milan uko-
ronownf w dzlwnv sposoh cafa
swoJa dotychczasowa, dosyc smut
ma dzialalnosc polityczna. D via.
rogodnych zr6def nadchodzi via
domosc, &c postarat on sc o pod
duh>two moSkiewskin. Zapewne
sre terra pogodzi Z Ros]anka Ma
talka
Poset rosy;iski W Paryzn baron
Mohrenhelm zawiadomi} Milana,
re car raezyf zudosycuczynic
przcdloxonej mu prosbio i nozwo-
lit bytemu krolowi Serbskiemu
przy.iac poddahstwo rosyjskle.
Milan otrzy:na nadtc z prvwatnej
szkatuty carskiej miesieczna peu-
sya czterech tysiecy rubli, ktora
zostafab by mu na,ychmlast odjeta
w raz!e, gdyby bez zezwolenia
rosv]skiego rzadu do Serb,i pod
MISUNDERSTANDING pozorem po-
vrocif.
Co to IA wstyd. Sclbli, a
osobilwie ola .jej dawnlejszego
kr6la Mllana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28

wych zostafy uwzglednione.
Ma wszechnicy wroc}awskie1
lstnieie osobna profesura ola
literatury / jezykow s}owlsn
sklch. JUL pred rokiem lS4S
wystepowat tam stawny Czech,
professor dr.. C~zelakowsky, u
Htorego ksztalclli sic licznl a
kademlcy W ]ezyku olczystym.
Dzlslaj W'adysfaw Nehrng
za]muje te wazne posade, le.
dyna la Szlqsku, gdzie wolno
uczyc )eszcse Iezyka j lltera-
fury po!sklei. Lecz wed}ug
przepisow zwierzchncsci o pol.
skle1 gramatyce hub literatu-
RE musi pan professor wyk}a.
dy po aiemlecku, choclaa Po-
lax | wy1acznle ma polsklch
s}uchaczow. Professor Nehrlng,
ktory llczy 62 lata, po-
wszechnle jest szanowany tax
przez uczonych polskich jak
prZez profesor6w nlen:leckich
Ostatni wybrali 60 pred Kill
ku laty dz;ekanem wydzia!u
flologlcznego.Jego prace wsze
die znalaziy uznanie po.
chwaie. Oprocz kllku mn'ej-
szych rozpraw wydal pc pol
sku znakom'ta HISTORIC litera.
fury polskiej i byt wspo're.
daktorem uczonogo plsma
SIavisches Archlv. Professor
Nehr;ng ogfosif takae mektore
powszechnie zajmuiqce odczyty
o staro2ytnosclach s1iaskiyh,
nazwach mlelscowych, narze-
GU ludOWem | t. d. PrZc:
dfuzszy czas byf kuratorem
TowarzYstwa llteracko sfo-
wiansklego PREY unlwersytecie
wrocfawskim. Jako cziynek
Akademli Umiejetnoscl "
Krakowle i lnnych nauAcwych
towarzystw posrednlczyi cze,to
mledzy uczonYm, poiskum /
nlemleckimi ME mato PREY
czynif sic do tego, ably W
swiecle naukowvm zapanowaio
Iepsze pojecle o d2'elacE /
jezYkach siowiahskich.
u. Piast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28

Zad=iwiajqca chytrosc kaczo-
ra, a bohaterstwo wrobla. Byto to
Z wiosna 1870 r. Zabiera4em sic
do budowli j mia1em W tym celu
poclosany budulec ku wysychanlu,
pouk}adany W Varsity ma podw6r.
ku. W4snlo siada}em do snlada-
MA, gdym syostrzegf, re kilku
wr6bll usiadlo ma brzegu belki
gornej Varsity l chclwem okiem
spozlera}y ma Ter, porzucony ola
drobiu. Lecz zarazem podpadfo mi,
re kaczor z l%isniacemi zielonemi
pldrkami ma czubku skrapliwie
biega} pod on2 belize i }ebek TAX
ma box naehylll, jakobv n d SODA
bedace wroble sledzif. Przysz!a
MI mysl o zazdrosci kaczora, lecz
W tenn spostrzegiem, re kaczor-
dawszy niespodzianle susa W 60
re-zdo}a} schwyci6 wr6blice W
W sw6j szeroki dzi6b, SLIME zdo-
bycz2 w%strzasnaf, gdy tymczasem
lnne wr6ble Z przerazliwym krzy.
klein wzlecla}y ma obok stojaca
wisnle. Wybleg}em co tchu, adv
wr6bla cd przemocy ubronlt.
Lecz jake sic zdziwl}em, wldzac
jak tymczasem wrdbel sic by1 2
wisni wprost ma ezubek kaczors
spusci} matym swym dzioben
}ebek tcgoz obrablaf. Kaczor Jeszczt
raz slime swa zdobycz9 wstrza.
snaf zgruchotana odrzucll, TIE,
raz nastapi4a scena, 4 kt6rej trze
ba b. 10 smiac sic p}akat. ka
cor how'em -wydawaia &C CLOS
biegaf z nachylona gf6wka Cd je
dneJ kacz6l do drugle.j, i zdawa
sic chelplc 2 bohatersklego czyn'
swego; a Notwithstanding ma wi
snl-nuci} pleSh tax za4osna
tkllwa, jak W mem zyciu wrobl
nucacego jeszczcze ME sfysza
lem. Z. z SIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
PLACCIE IA
HISZPANIA.
li0drM Is klrletni0.

w kosclele we Wsl Angle
sofa wczoraj straszliwa zbro-
dnia zosta}a popelniona.
Poniewaz by}to Wieiki Piatek,
przeto kosciot byt przepelnjo-
ny. Probosz, ks. Francisco
Marti, kleczai u stop ottarza.
w kosclele panowa}a uroczy-
sta cisza. Nagle Z "a ambony
wypadl jakis cz|owlek, kt6ry
przedtem tam klecza}, czy
tez sledzia} skulory, i Z
krotkim mieczem w prawej
rece, a Z rewolwerem W level
rzucil sic ma kaplana klecza-
cego. Ten ,uslyszawszy odgost
krokow, odwroci} sic wi
dzac, co sic dzieje, wyciagnal
ramona, azehy odwrocic
uderzenic miecza, ale zbro-
dnlarz jednym zamachem
ksiadzu sciq} glove. Stopnic
ottarza zbryzyane zostaEy
krwla ksiedza, tuEow lego u
Fadt W strone oItarza, ramie,
kt6re ksladz wyciqgna}, ably
sic broni6, leza}o, rowniez
odciete, ia stopniach.
Obecni W kosciele straszli-
vie byli p~rzerazeni. Krzyk,
place., lament sic rozleg}, ko-
biety pada}y zemdIone. Kilku
paraian chcia}o pochwyciG
zbrodniarza, ten iednak stree
lat z rewolweru w prawo /
lewo i tym sposobem toro.
wal sobie droge. Jedne Z
kobiet bllsko oltarza kula
rewolwerowa zabi} ma mlej.
sou. lnnl p%arafianle zaczelf sic
cisnqc do vyjscia, wiele W
pospiechu poobalono, 'innl pc
lezacych przechodzili i do
drzwi sic cisneli.
Kiedy morderca wYstrze.
lit ~wszystkle kule z rewolwe-
I'll, rzucl} sic ma ttum i tnac
swoim mieczem skrwawionym
w leWo prawo, mn6stwo o.
sob ciezko pokaleczywszy,
utorowat sobie droge ma uli-
ce, g9zie korzystaj4c Z og6l-
nego zamieszania, uclekl. Do.
ychczas go ME scnwytano.
Zal w paraGi Jest niezmierny,
gdyz proboszcza ogtlnie ko.
chano l szdnoWano. Przypu-
szczaja, re morderca jest BY
~ zotnierz. / re straszna te
zbrodnie pope}nil W napadzie
ob}akanla, poczem, jak sqdza
gdzles muslat popetnlc samo~
bdjstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
ZAPISUJCIE SOBlE WIARUSA!
z GALICYI.

w tym roku przypada szesc-
etna rocznlca smlercl swietei
kr6lowej polskiej sw. Kingi czyIi
kunegundy.W Starym Saczu, gdzie
umarta W klasztorze Panlen Kla-
rysek, czynia przygotowania do
uroczYstego obchodu, kt6ry przy-
pada W lipcu. Hr. f. Stadnickl w
Nawoj owej wzia1 ma siebie koszta
sIrawlenla srebrnej trumny Ola
,Swletei kr6lowei narodu polskie,
60"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
komite, lwowskl ola uczczenia

komite' lwowskl ola uczczenia
pamleci Tadeusza Kosciuszkl,
zfozony 2 poslow, czionK6w rady
m%lejskiej, obywatell / przedstawi-
ciell prasy, odby1 posledzenie pod
przewodnlotwem prezydenta Moch.
n~acklogo i wybrai komitet wyko-
nawczy. Prezesem tego komltclu
jest ks. jerry Czartoryskl, zastep-
CAM prezesa Mochnaski | Stanl-
siaw Badeni. Jako czloGkowlc
wchod1q W sklad komltetu: Brat
kowskl, Dziedus1ycN WoIclech
Goldman, GoraySlu, MaIeckI, Ma
inchowski, MechSki, Romanowicz,
Skalkowski, StadnIcki Stansiaw,
ks. Jabiock lima. KomitetowJ
wolno jest u1upetnid SIG Jes1cze,
KomItet wyda odezwe postara
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
co SfYCHAG.

MOSKALE zebrall, podob.
ME jck lnnl, dobra kiasztor-
ne l koscielne, ktorem' Pola.
cy tax hojnle kosc,oty obda.
rzall, dawno ma wfasnosc
panstwa, a potem je rozsprze.
dali "a psle plenladze. MI:
mo to wlelu takich, co
z tych dobr kuplll,
ieszcze do dzls ME zdotali
wypiaclG sic diugu. Me
szczsscl i'm sic wcale W lat
wo nabytym, cudzym :naiatku
i ME NIGGA niiak I diugow
wybrnac. Rad znizyt i'm te.
raz procent. Cay Rad dos.
taiac teraz muiei procentu,
ME obn'zy tel pencyl ksle.
zom, ktorym dochodow q
owych d6br wypfaca1! A pen
sye te 50 tax male, IL u mas
plerwszy lepszy robotnlk VIE
ce] zarobi. Popom prawosiaw-
nym placi Rad wlelkle peasye.
W ~LUKSEMBURGU, kt6-
~ teraz ma wfasnego kslecia,
napadli zolnjerze biskupa,
gdY szedf re swojego miesz-
kama do koscloia katedralne.
60 i rzucall ma niego kamlenla-
M. Szczesciem biskup ME
ponlosf 2adnej rany. Zofnle.
rzy aresZtoWano. Jaki Ouch
must bye W tych 3olnierzach,
ie2ell sic odwa3yli znlewazy6
ksiecla koscio}a. Ksiaze luz
semburski przysfat zaraz MI
nlstra, ktory blskupa "a znle-
wage przeprosif.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
P0iEi mo SEiGmSkie an Hnliszl

Pathi moshiewskie 10 Hnliszu.
,,Gonlec Week." pisze:: Tax
Jest pa1ki! Pisano, re pafki w
wo]sku moskiewskim juz zn1esio-
ne, a tymczasem bito je W Pi4tek
W kaliszu tax re, W Ostrowie i W
Europe sfychaG je by}o. Rzecz
tax SIC miafa: Przed pr%ochownia
postawlono Nd Warclc zolnlerza,
przypadklem Polaka, dragona, kto-
ry ma zone ! dziecl. Biedak usnqi.
Kara "a to wielka i ~sluszna, DO
stanowisko nadzwyczaj waznc. Jest
przecIcz kara i kara. S%kazano 20
ma - tylko POO paiek. Tylko
dwiesclc!
w pIqtek tedy. W swicto
Matk Bosklcj wylegto poi Kali.
sza IA mIaSto IA pole wymlcr2ama
kary. Caiy puik dragonow . muzy
ky mn czelo w~yclQgnqt ludzi Z 30
cloia, Iony ! przyjacldlk oflocrsk
pociQgneiy doroakach, b
wldziet, jak bijq Polaka' N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopIsmo
humorystYczne
s M 6 s

wychodzi we L wow1e cd lat
siedmiu nalregularniej diva razy
mi~csiecZnie q. l 49, i odznacza
sic prawdziwvm humorem i wy
bornymi il~ustraclami, wykonanymi
przez naJzuNk"n!tszych ertyst6w
polskich i zH&"nMicznvch. Kto sic
chce zab"wlG, r"zweselic pou-
czyc MECH zaprepuHeruje ,,Smi
gusa", ktorv zamies2cza move
dowclpy, wcs"ie wiersze, humore-
ski l satyrS.
Ilustracye 81 take kolorowane
i odblte s!aw,ym Zakiadz,e ar
%systycznym
A. Przys@laka we Lwowie.
Gaia prasa poisks uznafa
IS m i sus' jake "~"jlepSze ismo
humorvstyczne ro'skje, redagowa.
ne W du"hu p~rawaziwie polsklm.
1emokratycZnvm, pod has}em
,R6wnost, wolnost i niepodle-
g4osG's.
DO nsmigusa" jake bezp}atny
dodatek dofac<ane bywaja utwory
torteplanowe najulubienszych hom-
pozytor6w.
Przep}ata IA Smigu@" wynosi:
w Arperycq: roclnie 3 dolary.
ro}rocznie II doIara.
lrenHlnerate pajd"Eodnie]
przeSyfac przrN"2r1u rUcztuwym
Tub delarami la.ntr'wymi W liScie
rekomendowanyn pot a'rtsem:
Administrative ,,Sm1gusa" l.wow
(LeopoN Europa, Austrya. Gnticya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
EAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAl
Rom itOSci i.

BROFESOR DIR, NEH-
RING, Jax gazety donosz9,
zostal professor dr.. Nehring q
Wrociawia manowany ME.
dawno tainym "adzca reieI-
cyinym. Cieszy mas, he "a.
siugi uczonego Polaka W
nailwyaszych skoiach rzado.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28
WE FRANCYI bezboznosG

WE FRANCYI bezboznoSc
dojst muslaia JUL do wysokie-
60 stopnia, Kledy socyalisci
navel W kosciele burdy wy
prawiaja. 4 Pary2a donosza
bowiem pod dnlem % mar.
ca, Re tam W pewnym koscle.
lie podczas kazanla O ub6s-
twle poc1eto sykaG / krzy-
cze6. Gdy haias ustawal, zga-
szono swiece. Wskutek. tego
hafas sic powlekszyi, a granie
ma organach ME zdofafo go
przytfumiG. Okofo 800 socya-
llstow, kt6rzy byli. W kosclele,
nakryil gtowY j zaczell spie-
wac piosenki rewolucylne
Kaznodz 90 opuscil ambone.
Zacseta sic bljatyka %pomledzy
KatOllkaml lsOcYallstaml. SOcy'
ailsci doblll sic do ambony,
a ]eden z mich, wszedlszy ma
kazalnlce miaf przemowe, kto'
ra sic rozpoczynata sfowami
,,Niech 2yje rewolucya! Prec;
z popami!" Zaburzenla tt
trwaia1y okotc poi godziny
w kosclele polamano konfe
sYonafy. krzesla i lnne sprze
ty, Odchodzaca zgraje rozpro
szyia pol1cya. Jedna osob;
zostala ma ulicy "a obraze pc
licYl aresztowana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28


z BELGlI sfychaG, ze kr6l
zaprzestai SIG upiera6, aby mu
W nowem prawle TAXA moe
dano, lzby mogt iamaG to CO,
sejm uchwall. Jezeli ia via.
domost sic sprawdzi to 500.
kol W Belgii nastapi, DO do
tego czasu Gala sprawl Z no.
wen prawem naiglownlej ola
oporu krola sic haczyfa. WidaG
kr0l pozna}, Re wszyscy i bo-
gael b1ednl, caty narod
przeciwny byf temu, czego on
sobie 2yczyf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28

Nadto, poniewa& wiecej o.
becnie many zecerow, nia da-
wniej, mozemy wszelkie zamo-
vienna W krotszym ezasie WV
konat. Konstitucyj, naglow-
k6w DO listow, rachunkow,
aGszow teatralnych, plakatow
kupieckich, o%znajmleh o spree
daily gruntow t. p.
Radna lNNA DRUKARNIA
ME ZDOhA GUSTOWNIEJ Wy
DRUKOWAC, JAK NASZA.
T~4umaczenie pol
s<ich ~rekopis6w ma
lezyk angielski su-
sIlutecznia sic Ia bar
dzo ma]cm wynagro-
Qzeniem,
H. DEItDOWS!N
WIas2iciel Drukarnl
w inrusa Soscl usak |
WINOAA. ALLAN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-28

ROSYA zamysla znowu
zaciagnac pozyczke. M6wi, lie
pieh1adze 2 tel pozyczkl ma]a
bye ma budowe koieji, ale ME
bardzo SIG temu chce wierzyG,
zwfaszcza gdy sic vie, BE
prawle dzien W dzien nadpty-
wa]a mn~gje zastepy wojska
su gcanlcv memleckiej.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-08
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Wisconsin under French Dominion.
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The Northwest Territory.
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Early Settlers and Settlements.
luO1Au
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Black Hawk-Wars in which He Par
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Wisconsin in the Civil war.
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Territorial days.
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Primitive and Present Railways.
Wisconsin's Picturesque Spots.
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Our Representatives in Congress.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-08
ABR AHAn LINCOLN

When leaving his home at Spring
! field H.. to be inau9urated Preslden
of the United States. made Il fareWeil
address to his old friends and nelgh-
bOrs in which he said, "NEIGHBoRs
GIVE YOUR BOYS A CHANCE.
These words come with as much
force TODAY as they did thirty years
ago.
How give them them this chance?
Up in the Northwest isa great en-
Dire waiting for young and sturdy
fellows to come and develop it and
''grow I'D with the country" All
over this broad land are the young
| fellows. the boys that Lincoln referred
| to, seeking to better their conditions
| and get on in life.
Here is their chance!
The country referred to lies along
, the Northern Pacific L. X. Here you
can find pretty much anything you
want In Minnesota and in the Red
ltiver Valley of the North Dakota
the finest of prairie lands fitted for
wheat and grain or as we'll Tor dl-
versified farming. In Western North
| Dakota and Montana, are stock
ranges limitless in extent, clothed
with the most nutritious OF grasses:
If a fruit farming region is wanted
there is the whole State OF Washing
ton to select from.
AS for scenic delights the Northern
Pacific Railroad passes through a
country unparalleled, In crossing
the Rocky, Bitter Root, and Cascads
! Mountains, the greatest mountain
scenery to be seen in the United Sta tes
from q car window is fOundi The
wonderful badlands, wonderful IN
graceful form and glOWingcOlur, are
Il poem, Lakes Pend d Orei!!e ana
Occur d Alene, are alone worthy CT a
transe- continental trip, while they
are the fsherman's Ultima Thule
The ride along Clarks Fork Of the
! Columbia River is q daylight dream
TO cap the climax this is the only
way to reach the far famed Yellow
stone Park.
To reach and see all this Northern
Pacific Railroad furnish trains and
service OF un surpassed excellence
The most approved and comfortable
Palace Sleeping ears: the best Dining
cars that can be made; Pullman
Tourist cars good for both first arc
second class passengers; easy ]iding
Day coachs, with baggage, Express
and Postal cars I'LL drawan by power
full Baldwin Locomotives, make {
train tit for royalty itself.
Those seeking for new homes
should take this train and go and spy
out the land. To be prepared write
to.
CHAs. S. FEE,
G. p. & Il. A., N. p. r. II.
st. Paul, Mimi.