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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11
DIVE FOR A MILLION.
Captain Ryan Going to Japan After
Grant PriZe.

Captain Ryan Going to Japan After
Great Prize.
Captain T. Ryan, the Government diver,
was up to his eyes in gee recently. He
expects to complete arrangements in a few
days to 60 TO Yokohama to raise $1,000, 600
worth Of gold bullion, which sank in 265
feet Of water in the harbOr there some years
ago. Captain Ryan Will get half Of the
treasure if he succeeds in raising it. says
the Seattle Post-IntelljgeEcer Of January.
Mr.. Ryan says the bullion was lost over
board while being transferred from one
vessel to another. and that several Japanese
divers have attempted to raise IL, and three
or four OF them lost their lives in the under
taking and that diver on q British man-Of-
war also lost his life in the attempt lie
says that finally the Japanese Government
has requested lis Consul at San Francisco TO
make arrangements with an American diver
and promise half Of the treasure to any one
who will recover it. CAPTAIN Ryan heard Of
the matter and Immediately went to see
the Japanese Nice-Consul in Seattle. and
made pToposi ton TO him, which was for
warded 10 the Consul at San Francisco,
and Captain Ryan expects an answer in
few days. Captain Ryan says that he Of
fered to 60 to Yokohama and raise the
bullion for One-haf of il as The japanese
Government proposes, but lie wants $500 in
cash before starting, the expenses for nlm-
self and his three attendants paid and 500
per day for himself. $50 per day Tor his
tender ana $40 per day for each of his
bumpers. This he wants as a guarantee
that the amount of treasure stated is really
lost in not more than fOrty-tive fathoms Of
water. On recovering the property he will
return all the money previously advanced
Speaking of the matter to r Post INTEL
ligeucer reporter Captain Ryan said:
There are no divers to equal the American
divers. If that bullion is really there in
that depth Of water, / can recover it, and IL
l do won't ! make things hum in Seattle for
"A while with a million dollars. | have been
dow GA feet in New York Harbnr 444 feet
in Quebec and 5lS at West Superior. l
won the prize at the diving tournament in
New York HarbOr. The greatest depth on
record is $685. feet. made by James Colson.
But he is now too old and is out of the bust
ness 1 worked with ColsOn when ! was
a boy, and while lie was with Field when
ba 20 no a wa ~ aff -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

City Clerk Miuington does not improve
any, and his family are getting alarmed over
his condition. He is over 90 years of age
aud serious results have followed his attack
Of the grip.
The funeral of L. c. L1ckes, who was IA
tally injured in the collision between the
narrOw-gauge locomotive and the steam
roller last Friday, took place yesterday from
a Park-street undertaking parlOr The
pail bearers were fellOw-labOrers of the de-
ceased. in the employ Of the CalfOrn ia I'M
pr9yemeut Company, which will pay the
expenses Of the funeral
1t is likely that matters relating to the
electric light plant will receive some atten-
ton at the meeting Of the City Trustees
this evening. This subject has heretofore
been discussed in private by the trustees
The cost Of maintaining the present Fire
Department with its two chemical engines
and one steam engine is estimated to be be-
tween 5000 and $4,000 per annHm.
Joe Hooker Post No. II, G.. A. r., has
elected the following officers: J. c. Linder-
man, Past Commander; J. Tyson, Senior
Vice Commander; o. Hamlin, Junior Vice
Commander; John Ellsworth, Quarter
master; d. {. Decker, Chaplain Mr. Aimes,
Officer Of the Day; +. b. Dunning Surgeon.
class Of about fifty students is studying
astronomy in this city under the direction
Of Rev. Mr. DOdsOn of the Unitarian
Church.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11
M. ]. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL THIS DAY,

" III sl1AI4 HIS DA1,
mona ty.....''.-......,.... january II, 1892
At II O'Clock a. NJ. at
1867 MARKET ST, BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH.
\ large line Of Elegant and Medigm Par
Tor. Bed ami Dining groom Furniture ;
Grand Rose Wood Piano Rich Odd Par
Tor lDholStery Upright Mirror Front
Folding Beds velvet and Body Brussels
CARPETS, etc, the former contents of IA and
sOmely furni Shed houses,
....CoMPRIsING IN PART.
Five PaTlor sets in satin brocatele and other GOV
erS; Mante Mirrors; Pictures and Ornaments:
Eastern Walnut, OAK and Cherry Bedroom Sets;
Walnut Piate-dOoT NarJTObeS Bookcases; side
boards; Pedestal Extension Tables and Chars
Ranges and Large line OF other fine Household
Goods IltI NJ J. SIMMONS Auctioneer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

Sc. cor Mission st. ana West ave; the best busI-
ness corner IN Holly Park; the Widening OF Mission
ST. as wei as the location, 1t being the key lot to
the entire Holly Park district, makes this lot the
most desirable III the Mission for business; Mission
and Valencia St cars; lot about 4Z:6x83 70.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11
Our Sa1esroona,
638 Market ST., Opposite Palace Hotel
GOLDEN GATE AVE. PROPERTY.

N. line Nos. 1913 and 100 Golden Gate ave-. 1878
Feet e. OF Cough St; 2-stOry building; store and
rooms below, fat of rooms above brick founda-
ZION, street in bituminous rock; cement walk;
choice surroundings; examine 1t; Omnibus and Nc
Allister cables; lot p :6x12O to Elm ave-
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WESTERN ADDITIoy-FRFScH FLATS

Il. line, Nc qua Baker St, 52:S4 feet s. Of
Jackson; tne 3-story bay-window building; 8
rooms and bath below, rooms and bath above;
Drick toundat ion; rent $75; Pacific ave-, Jackson
ana California st. cables; lot 25xlO0.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

This illustration represents very pretty
style for a CLOAK. 1t may be made up in al
most any wooden stuff, rough or smooth, and
the crenelated basques and bertha should
be neatly finished with ribbon of harmoni-
Gus shade. It looks very well made up in
beige or a white vicuna. The hat worn by
this stately little lady is of the modlsh pat
tern known as the pastry cooks cap and is
extremely becoming to little folks. upon
whose tangled curls it sits with great deal
of grace.-W Washington Star.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11
MISSION RESIDENCE lot
PRECITA VALLEY HOME LOTS

f. line Chattanooga st. $50 feet S. of 23d: level
lot ready for building; good neighborhOod; street
severed: Naencia-st. cable; lot 25x117 IS.
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MISSION RESIDENCE lois

,. SIDE SeTpentlne ave manufacturing or hom Q
property; POtrero ave, extend ed, affects this prop
eTIy IayoraOly; near to cars; lots 621272, being
PTecita Valley lands, lOts L and l3.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

NV. cor. Kansas and Humboldt sts; choice cor
in rapidly improving location; short walk from
P0trerO ave. cars; short walk from Union Iron
Works: good Investment: must be sold; buyer to
pay street assessment; lot 25xl0U
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CASTRO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOTS

L. line Sanchez st. 70 feet \. Of 10Th; choice
location sunny side; elegant view; all READY to
buud upOni Ca5trO-SU. cable: lots 25KlOO.
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MISSION RESIDENCE lot

n line Valley St, bet. 29th and 29th, 2O32la feet
r. from Ellen. Choice building lots, near to-be
extension Of Casrro-st cable; lots oO:l1IlI4
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11
PRESIDE HEIGHTS RESIDENCE lot

w. line Sharon st.. 200 feet S. of 18th, near Mar
ket; central location: few steps from Market st. ;
CaSto-st cable; big lot, So :4$4 x125.
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pOTRFRn CORNER LOT

X. cor. Susquehanna st. or 10th ave- O
Falkland; are wei located building lots; car lin
on 18th ave; Union Iron Works and Sugar Re
hnery short walk; lots 25xIOO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

For terms, catalogues etc, inquire OF
EASTUN, ELDKIDG & & CO..
O3S Marketst. Auctioneers
ja7 II y
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

There are more coral reefs in the Central
Pacific Ocean than elsewhere, though they
abound in the Indian Ocean, Persian Gulf
Red Sea, Madagascar and MauritiuS and
near the shores of Florida.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11
Let No. @ Remara.

Mrs. Minnie Hansen Of Goshen, Ind,
who was granted a divorce from her hus-
band, was married in the evening to +. L.
Morehouse of Elkhart, who makes her sixth
husband. She has been divorced from all
five who went before. Mrs. Morehouse' s
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11
CLINTON ST., BET. 9TH AND 9TH.

SW. line, Nos. 2, to 61a Clinton ST., rs feet Sc.
OF bryant, bet. 9th and 7th; substantial 2stOry
building OF tenements. rooms each; brick foun-
dation: rent SS4 large lot 50x9O.
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OF
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Latest Edition Corrected to Date,
46x66 Inches Largest Ever Pfinta1).
THIS DOUBLE MAP CONTAINS:

Disgram showing all Of the Political Par
ties. 11x66
A Diagram showing all the Presidents AMI
Cabinets $685.
A Diagram showing the Political Complexion
Of each Congress. 2x66.
A Dis gram showing the CreeiS Of the World
lSx10.
Di, gram showing the Standing Armies 0!
each Nation. 13x10.
a Diagram showing the Naval Tonnage Of
each Nation. 13x10.
A Complete Map of the World 1890.
Complies Map OF the United STATES (2ali
McNally & Co.'S 1890 46x66
Map of Central America. 10x13.
4 Map Of Alaska. 10xlS
Map Of South Africa. 10xlS.
A Map of Upper Nubia and Habeih or Abys.
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Map of Persia, Afghanistan and Bsluchis.
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a Complete Map OF the Soar system-6sss sVsr
made l3xlo.
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MISSION ST. COR. BUSINESS LOT.

\. line Of Sacramento ST., POS feet W. OF Walnut;
me view; end of Saeramento-st. cable; street
severed; business lot; lot "a :6x1l7 :l01a.
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south san FRANCISCO CORNFR LOTS

:. line 18th ST., 81 feet T. OF Hartford bet Noe
and Castro SIS. Castro-sU. cable line; street
severed; must be sold; lot lSX65.
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Elegant New Furniture of Residence,

Monday. 49,. ;.......-.: January IL, 1892,
AT II o'clock on the premises.
1903 DEYI>ADER0@STBEET. NEAR GEARY,
~ WILL SELL The.
Elegant New Furniture Of Residence,
On account of Departure,
---.tDNIPBIsING.
Elegant Late style Faror Upholstery Divan: Large
Arm Easy Chairs; Carved Cherry Frame Reception
Chairs in delicate shades OF Itiu br0Cade: Elegant
Lace Curtains and Mantel CloCs: Very Choice New
Pattern Brussels Carpets; egalt Carved Oak
Chamber SUIT; Fine Walnut Chamber Suit; Best
Spring and Curled Hair Mattresses: l Fine Hat
stand; handsome Han and stair Carpets; / Oak Ex-
tension Table: Fine Dining Chairs; Best China and
Crystal Glassware: superior Improved Range;
AGateware, Kitchen Utensils etc
The above furniture has been in use but a few
weeks. GEO. f. LAMSON Auctioneer
m Fine Flat to Rent ialO 2t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

We know how it is, aud we therefore recommend
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. 20 cents.
Hard 10 beat-SalYatiOn Oil, the great pain sx-
terninator. is very popular. Price Is cents.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

The LOnbards were the first money
changers in Paris and one Of the historic
streets In London was named for them.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11
Pictures Of all the Presidents from
Washington to Harrison.
1T ALSO GIVES IN BRIEF:

The History Of Colonial Politics.
The History of Revo utionarY Politics.
The History of the Confederation.
The History Of the U. S. government by Con.
crosses.
The History Of the o. S BY Administration
An Analysis of the Federal Government.
Valuable Statistics on Debts.
Valuable Statistics on Revenues.
Valuable Statistics on ExpsnditursI.
Issues of all Political Parties
The History Of all Political Parties which hl7l
existed IN this country.
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GEO. E. LAMSln.
THIS DAY

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MFRCHA
AIS kearny ST., bet, California and PIna
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11

Nj. and Mrs. Wl Henshaw will be home
from their grand tour about the 1st Of
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rollo Peters (nee
Murphy sailed last Wednesday from New
York for Europe in the City of Paris.
Mrs. Sarah 3. Cooper, who was so i'll
with la grippe that she was unable TO take
her class yesterday, is stated by her physi-
clan TO be improving ~ health.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11


A large number Of friends called on Sat
urday evening, from . to o'clock. at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Bel
den, 2JC4 Cough street, when Mrs. Beden
held q delightful reception In honor Of her
guest, Mrs. George ,. Williams, wife Of
General u Jams OF Washington, ID. G.
The beautiful interior had been given
over to Miss Bates, who had cOu3riVed TO
iupart some Of her latest artistic ideas.
IRE paIlurs were trimmed with eucalyptus
DOu-hs and buds, harmOniZiug singuarlv
well with tie carved wood work screens
there. Lovely clusters Of roses and yi0lets
stood around on tables and cabinets, dis
pens.nE fragrance and fresh beauty.
one room had an original portieTe.
1t was composed entirely Of Califor-
MA olives and olive bOughs twisted into
a TefOil figure. As it fronted the main en-
trance the little touch caught many an eve.
and as one lady exclaimed, the olive
branch Of peace. so often heard of ana So
seldom seen, was now charmingly extended
10 all c0meTs."
The guests we're delightfully."- entertained
with orchestral music during their stay
Dainty refreshments were served and it was
with regret that faTewells we're said to the
hostess and tie guest OF the occasion.
mis-. Williams leaves tomorrow en- route
Tor her home IN Washington. She has been
TeFlslLing her old home IN Sacramento as the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Epson. aud while on
THIS coast has renewed many old friendships
and made a host Of new ones. General
Williams is at present in Europe.
The CluR Anniversary.
On Friday evening Major and Mrs VIII
lam Ciuf held an enjoyable reception at
their residence. 1916 Vallejo street.
Carriages were ordered at o'clock. and
%.0m about s o'clock until that hour the
house was the scene Of uninterrupted and
unstinted enjoyment. Pretty decorations
Of smlax and flowers distinguished the par
lors, and the "Rszzl6 Dazzle retreat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16

klego wedle rozkazu kliki. Wsarus,
zawsze wierzacy W radykalne le-
.sarstwa, proponuje naste2ujace
achwaiy:
~ Prezydentem, sekretarzem,
kasYerem, radnymi. opiekunami
kasy j redaktorem organu Ziedno-
czenia katolickiego 20 stanie do
sadnego dina x. Wincenty Ba-
rzynskl z wierneml pleskami.
p Ktokolwlek sic temu po-
niewazy sprzeciwla6, tract prawa
cz}owieczenstwa i spedzlc musi o.
statnie dnl zywota swego nedzne-
go tam, gdzle pieprz rosnle.
Ratai p6jdzie " durakl. Wldzac
pred SODA przYszios6 bez kufla,
s2lewa luz dziadowskle plesn,, ably
sic W Czestochowie pokazac. ]ako
wYtresowany W rzemlosle s}awnych
zebrakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16
PkACCIE IA
POsTEP

Pan Chrostowski. wydawca i
redaktor nowego polskiego tygo-
dnlka Rstep, przysia} nam pier
wszy numer tel gazety. z II Ger.
wca.-Zal nam p.rChrostowsklego,
re talent swoj i drogi czas zno-
WI zaczyna marnowac prey
zgrzytajaceJ zabawie, ktora ami
jemu, AMI spo}eczenstwu polsklemu
W Ameryce zadnej ME przyniesie
~korzysci. Powin1en byi przeciez p.
hrestowski podczas swojego
szescioletniego pobytu W Ameryce
juz lyle postaplc znajomosci
tutejszych stosunkow, lzby przynaj.
mniej wiedzlai, re tax zwani ,,po-
stepowl' Polacy/w Amervce juz
ME lubla movie pc polsku i ga.
yet polskich ME czytaja, a chocby
i c~zvtali, ME ptaca "a ME. Pro-
sly zas lud polski, mad ktorego
umystowem upodlenlem p. Chro-
stowski lyle ~ubolewa, do jego
Postepu garnac sic ME bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16

z%mruzyll.
Nazajutrz rzekf Ferguson:
- Gaz wystarczy nam ~jeszcze
tYlko ma 6 godzin. Jezel Nv tym
czasle ME odkryjemy iaklego
zr6dia lub iakielbadz woody, Bog
jeden vie, CO sic 2 nami stanle.
Towarzysze mic ma to ME
odpowiedzleli. sOpanowasa ich
rozpacz, siedzieIi albo raczej
lezeli W lodzi iak bezprzytomni.
Tia nleczyanosc, ma kt6ra skazanl
zostall, uozynila ich bezwladnymi.
Mieli oczy zamkniete, DO ma coz
je deplero otwlerac? Chyba ma to,
azeby sob,e swoje niedole tenn
wiecej uprzytomnlaG.
Ferguson zas zastanswia} sig,
czy zle ME zrobit, pusciwszy sic
dzleh przedtem tax wysoko pod
chmury i spotrzebowawszY ma to
tax wlele gazu. Bill sic z mysla-
mi i r~ozwazaJac ca}Y oleg podrozy,
sam soble zarzut czynll, re m6g}
~oszczedniej woda gospodarzy6,
albo tez predzel o zaopatrzenlu
sic W uia pomysleG.
Wszystklm trzem z~aczefo
dokuczac wielkle pragnlenie.
Melt ~jeszcze wodke W balonie
i W bieazie slegneli do niej, azeby
sic maple. Ale vodka powiekszy-
Ia leszcze pragnienle.
Wreszcie odezwaf sic
Ferguson:
- Trzeba nam zroblc ostatnl
wysliek. Ia pomoca reszty gazu,
jaka many, wznlose balon W
gore. Moze tam znaJdziemy wiatr,
co mas dalej popchnie.
TowarzYsze mic mu ma to ME
odpowiedzieli, DO i'm juz zgo}a
obojetna byio rzecza, co sic
stanle.
Balon wzbl4 sic W gore az do
pleciu tysiecy stop, ale %naprozno.
W g6rze wiatru ME by}o'
Napr6zno Ferguson stara} sic 60
pchnaG, balon W jednem mlejscu
size trzYmaf a wreszcle spadt
zwolna XII zieml, prawie ma to
Same mlejsce, skad sic wznlesll.
By4o w1asnie po}udnie; slohce
piek4o okropnle; prawdzlwy Ear
sypai sic z nieba.
Gdy 1odka balonowa ziemi
dotkns}a, ocknzli sic towarzysze
Fergussona.
-Trzepa wyslesc a zlemie
- rzek} Ferguson.
(Clag daIszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16
zAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
WnloSek.

oo"S O~A~ A14SO
Sobiesklego No. L., pod Opleka
NaJsw. Nary Fanny, Kr6lowej
Korony Polskiej, uznajsc, re
Zjednoczenie 2olskie Rzyrasko.
Katollckle Bratniej Pomocy W
Ameryce, pod Opieka BosHiego
Serca Jezusa, w1asny organ
posladac powlnno i re takowy
przez kazde z Bractw Towarzystw
i p1zez kazdego cz}onka ~nalezacego
do tych Bractw Towarzystw
n~alezacych do tegoz Zjednoczenia
poplerany bye powlnien - /
wiedzac, re nominalnie jest
organem tegoz Zjednoczenla
czasoplsmo noszace NAIVE, Wiara
i Ojczyzna'', kt6ry to organ atoli
ME jest w4asnoscla Zjednoczenla
Polskiego Rzymsko-K atollcklego
Bratniei Pomocy W Ameryce
pod Opleka Boskiego Serca
Jezrsa, lecz w}asnoscia pewnej
Spoiki, pozwala soble oswiadczyG,
re zdaniem tegoz Towarzystwa
] ana III Sob1esklego No. 1.
pod Opieka Najsw. Maryi Fanny,
Kr6lowe] Korony Polsklei iowa
rzYstwo Polskle Rzymsko-
Katclickle Bratniej 7omocy
W AmerYce pod Opleka
Boskiego Serca Jezusa, powinno
mice organ, kt6rybY byt wy4aczna
wiasnoscla tegoz Zjednoczenia /
n%lezaleznym cd jakleJkolwiek
Sp6fkl, Flrmy, lnnego Zjednocze-
MIA, Stowarzyszenia lub Korpo-
racyi i t. d.
Dalei Jest zdan1em cz}onk6w
T~owarzystwa Jana IIIgo Soble-
skiego No. 1. pod Opieka
Najswietszej Nary Fanny,
Kr6lovej Korony Polskiej, re
Zarzad Zjednoczenla Polskiego
Rzymsko-K atollckiego BratnleJ
pemocy W Ameryce pod Opieka
B~osklego Serca Jezusa powinien
bye za1azem zarzadem organu
tegoz Zjednoczenia, zajmowac
sic wszystkleml sprawami odnosza-
cemi sic do wydawnic. wa tegoz
organu, 1 re tenze Zarzad bez-
zw}ocznie pc Sejmle tegoz ZiedDo-
czenia W Manistee. Mich, odbytym
powinlem sic zalac przeprowadze-
MEM W zycle tel ldei, iezell
Delegacl zgromadzeni ma Sejmle
W Manlstee, Mich. tax uchwala,
i nareszcie, re g}6wny Redaktor
organu Ziednoczenla Pol. Rzym-
sko-Katollcklego Bratnlei Pomocy
W Aneryce pod Opleka Boskiegc
Serca Jezusa powinien bye
w%ybieranym ma Sejmach tegoz
Ziednoczenia przez Delegatow
zastepujacych Bractwa l Tewarzy-
stwo do tego Zjednoczenia naleza-
ce l to ma TAXI czas, jaki
Deiegaci tychze Bratw iowa
rzystw Ia Se]mach zgromadzeni
cd czasu do czasu przeznacza,
adam Gzajkovska, }
w. ZomasM SKomltet
Wsktor Kar7owskii
My nizej podpisanl poswlad-
czamY, re powyzszy Komltet
wypracowal ninlejszy wnlosek
o1nosnle do zyczenia Towarzystwa
Jana IIIgo ~Sobleskiego No. l.
i t. d.
.Zg. Lancki, prezydent.
.Teef T~nncEO7ceEi sakrat. nrot-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16
Podroz baIonem
-ss:8:s-
(Ciag dalszy.)

Ferguson zas ma to sucbo
odpowladai:
- Me, jeszcze stoi. Wyrzut
wiecei.
GdY potowe wyrzucii wszystkich,
ktore do balonu w{adowal, bslon
sic ruszy1.
- No j~eszcze kllkanascle -
2 usmiechem zawofaf Furgessen,
- a polecimY.
Werszcie balon ruszy4 sic d.
lotu.
- J6zefie! - odezwat sic
Ferguson. - JezeIi tie kamienie,
kt6re %jeszcze So W balonie. zdofamy
dowiesc do Anglll, to i~eszcze
bedziesz bogatym cz}owlekiem.
= Gdybym MAI i tamto =
odpowiedziaf Jozef smutnie, =
by1bym j~eszcze bogatszym.
- Patrz Ryszardzie = odez-
waf sic Ferguson do przyJaciela,
- CO sic to z naszego Jozefa stafo
ma wldok zlota. Jak1 nleszczesny
wpiyw wywiera ten kruszee nawet
ma aailepszego cztowleka! GdybY
ludzie wiedzleli, gdzie te miny
z}ota leza, llezby to obudzl4o
namietnosci lie zbrodni wywo}aio!
Mech lepisj tn W ukrYciu spo.
czywaja.
Wleczorem tegoz dnia znaj-
dowat sic balon o 80 mil ma "a
ch6d. Ferguson obllczy}, re byll
teraz oddalenl W prostej linn o
l40o mil cd Zanzybaru, zkad
wyjechall.
Podrozni postanowlli te noe
przepedzlc W balonie, ale chciell
go o jake drzewo zachaczyc,
azeby spokoJn'ei ranka doezekac.
Ujechawszy j~eszcze hawai-, spos.
trzegli wielkle, ale iakies smntne,
praw1e juz uschle drzewo. Zarzu-
CHI kotwice i uk}adfszy sic do snu.
zasnell snem mocnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16
VII.

Naza]utrz rano poczuli, re
wielka parnosc wisl W powietrzu.
Chico j%eszcze rycn1o byfo, sionce
juz SLIME pickle. Balon wznlosl
sic wolno W gore l natrafi} ma
wiatr p6}nocno-zachodni, ale sfaby.
ociezaly, wlec MONA by}o o MIN
powiedzied, re ME leci, ale sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16

gdyz AMI iego jezYka AMI daznosci
ME zrozumie.
Possep wychodzi W kazda So
bote.-Cena $3.50. Adres re-
dakcyi: 800 E. 5 Str, New York
c., N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16

Liczba czfonkow wynosi
1882. Posmlertnego i wspar.
cha W choroble foresterzy
wydali 1919, 1868. Do tych
pienledzy llcza sic wszystkle
rozchodY pojedYnczych dwo-
row. Rad centralny mail
dochodu $2S,735
rozchedu s21,l55
Pozostale $3.50
Polacy lie powinni sic do
tego stowarzyszenla foreste-
row faczyc, l, to dw6ch
przyczYn:
1)Jestto stowarzyszenie pod
komenda ~ajryszow, uwazaiac
Polakow jako parobkow.
q Posmlertne ptaca tylko
hobiecle. Nasze wielkie polskle
organlzacye plaza | pc smler-
eli meza i po sm'erc; kobletY.
W catej adminlstracyi So
prawle SAINT airysze, ktorzY
sobie z rellgll katollckle) bar
do msfo robla.
o HANIEBNEM WYZY.
SKIWANIU polskich emf.
grantow pisze pomiedzy
lnnemi newyorska Stats
ZeItung: Polskl Dom Emigra-
cyjny oddauo pod opieke
panu Grablun, Lttwinowi. Czy
Biuro to klerowanem jest W
ten sposob, jak pragnel'
miiosierni zafozyclele, cry
ale, to powiano sprawdzlc
bezstronne sledztwo re strony
urzednlkow odnosne] lnstltucyl.
W kazdym razie panowie CT,
ie2li to uczynla, znajda VIE
lie rzeczy potrzebuiacych 2o-
prawy. Ably zbadac skarg,,
wnieslone przez kllku polskich
przybyszow ma okrutne trak.
towanle Polakow W pofnocne)
czescl Stanu prey budowie
kolel 2elaznel. dowiadywano
sic W salonie, W kt6rym
take pewiea M. Tobolewski
ma Biu"o streczen, / tam
wysoki, rntellgentny PclaN,
nazwysklem Wfadyslaw Glu.
SYN zeznai przez tioEaacza co
nastepuje.