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Aneisn. Order of United werkmea.

Last Monday vas tie regular meeting uight ~
Columbia Ioage. No 10. we'll as Hal
iovs'en." The members celebrated the event
by making an addition 70 IL sIoeady large mem
bsrship Of th;fty men, la addition 20 Iass WORK
the usual routine business was transacted SIX
Rev applications were received sud fifteen were
eleeEea ioy membership There was present the
usual large attendance. and il is thought that =
lsFger hssg viii soon have To be secures. The
s0clai y n4ah "a have been given November
under the Joint susrtess OF this lodge AMI the
seattle Lodge Degree 81 Honor. A o. c. ". has
been postponed uutli November Ia account
o. the election.
Qgssn city Lodge. No. s.. a o. Z. W. ms. on
Tuesday evening In their hall. corner OF JACK
son aud Yakima streets, aud transacted routine
business several members of Columbis lodge
were present, and made some interesting
remarks
Ga Wednesday evening Rainier Lodge, No 5.
Degree OF Honor. A. o. 4. ", met in regular
session, and had quite al interesting time.
Seattle Lodge. No. J, u. Of H., Will hold Its
regular ssmi-monthly messing on Tuesday
evening next Ia their hall, corner OF second and
Pike
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Al tas regular meeting OF Court Enterprise.
Ne. Z s61. on Thursday evening In q. A. K bail
nine candidates weFe launched into the Forestic
sphere sad tea Applications received Tas new
bylaws Of this court have been very neatly got.
ten gp, and supply iong-feit waat They are
ready Tor dissfi BUTTON, ana be had OF the
secretary during eoaFt sessions
Next Thursday eyeEIng Is the regular social
evening. There will be no Invitations, and the
court VIII be IN session short time only.
T. j. Wltinlsn. Of this city. aspaty grand chief
ranger for Washington, visited ths court at Ia
eDIaa Tuesday evening, and held the "boys"
sseilbound by 8 one-h hour speech tor the good OF
tts order
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IRE. and Accepted Ma.ons.

Inrrssae Chapter. OF tha Order OF Eastern
Star, held meeting On Wednesday evening.
And after tia business had been disposed OF q
dance sud general social time followed
Tha Sans chapter has provided for fine
fert.inmeat, u hs given Mazoase temple on
frlslay svsssing next
As ao0n - tie election is over tha library com
Insftss vii be ealisa together b. - chairman,
MAJ ". :. RlnshaFt. sod something definite
aoss III tbs mStlsr ri arranging Tor BOOKS
Oa IbRfssizy evening a eoneisve of Seattle
ConsEaaaaary. No. z, Knights TemplHr. wss held
Ia tAeir asylum aud alter routine pns4nes. was
dons Es1 Cross companion alter due trial
created alt dubbed Knsgbt IsmplaT.
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Rwrxtsy assembly ~ss institutes issf Thurs-
4.r svsriaz ~ Mssaa;c hsl w3sa Forty -seTez
esartss snsuhers by -ar-erss ESpagy C. Ersnk
Peve3l ~sia tia solsowirg oszrss. gaser.
Joseph Eat instructor, sEEGs1 NsSss cozn-
ssaur. g. = Kfssvs1xes p~s. ralsr, IL Lyle. sec
rxss-y. Fred J. Chamberlain. ans7czsS secrc-
t2Fy. : : FrtSxss; treasurer. J. ; loses. prs-
lsss. w. z A1sras. dxsectars h. y Essfsys guard,
A. r Bsuks, sentry. e Sotssssgn: sEasssss- l. 4
Jssaean. " T. MeDortss. ~ III. Mao-e.
seattle Assembly. No -. Initiated 1rs las:
Thursday evenings
The FrsEsons assembly, taitiassc six Friday
ey3rsug
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Independent order Of odd Follows.

The nscss interesting event ia Odd Fellow
Circles this last wsek the rendition Of the
Rainier degree performed by lhe members OF Sc
astia Lodge. No. 7, on Thursday evening last ss
osd Feiiows temple la North seattle II was a
brilliant affair sad tsa sectors ever since have
bssn la Fssag aegaasi ~ the leading managers
Of tie eeantFy, Altar the degree had bees coa-
f.sTsd the chairs we're removed and those pres
ent sl4saiguG ia ls1seiug. Refreshments were
also served. OssF 10 we're present
"a Wednesday sgeniHg The kebekah Social
Club gave affair AZ tha temple. This society
j. eoBaposef Of those connected with shs :ratern-
~. The hseniag devoted 10 whist and
dancing sna all hal good time.
On Tuesday night thsss was ara extra large at
tendance st the meeting OF seattle Lodge. No. T.
TIE second degree conferred on iAFes and
TIE Third 6sgFes viii be conferred on the same
men a. the next meeting
tsn "wednesday evsn3ag Olive Rranch. Ma g.
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visits from neneers 81 ssssrr ac1xeA TIE fcs-
iorfrg era sae occr-s Cog .Ae ensuing quarter.
Past ehssf ss1asxy. A. " MeKsnnnr: easef
sempsar. Homer Brlts r1ca semp4sr, Mrs. ssaxse-
sczs superintendent fzaso- temvssrs. Miss y.
brSwa. ssc-eesTg- J. z. Rer.snrev. assistant sec
rx.sry, Mss s Haynes: financial secrstsry, 3.
Jones treasurer. Mss B-cva. chaplain. Mss
la Hsynss: marshal. ]. T. ssgnssrs: sentinel.
Harry CrxEzss: vice chancellor, Mss Lacy Pratt
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thorities at Olympia have ss yet made TO iecl-
sicn in the matter, and some Of the men sre
hopeful that Cur PhinnSys offsr will fnAlly 20
accepted. The media contests IN eonap sales h
and D have aroused the ambition OF the mem
bsrs of those two organizations, and aspiraata
for military glory are anxious TO get
into these companies. Company +. stiil keeps
up its very large membership aud only men of
the most desirable character as soldiers are
taken in. Col. Joe Green has ordered another
battalion dria for next Wednesday evening, aud
the invitations have Just been issued Cor the
event. II viii be of especial Importance, and
Company hiss been ordered to be ready 10 give
aa exhibition OF the bsyonet exercises after the
battalion drill Is over. The Hon. Joan H. Nc
Graw hss the best hopes OF the militiamsn, as at
one time be was the captain OF Company d. OF
the First regiment, and Was faithful and
efficient officer.
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viii Be termed. AIT II Is frsrevss-s tass every
sszxstssr Ia s<zssla szt v1<Esisy - present 70
sfga getst5CE 90 the had Gasp - pat tie
STATES Of Assasrwr0n sad Crss0a IN tie sn-ts-
etstson ecEa r-fsizg sks STATES Of fsstzosa fewA
ssA-Esxa. K&zsss. SovTz @rs sc9tA DasosA
Nkazesesx. MExhsrsn ana v asaeusIn.
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wsshtngsoa Loire. 81, held iss regular meet
frg OF TEssdsy. TIE press1eaI R. Z Carter.
was absent, owing To sickness The grand see-e-
tsry, E4were Oliver, Of saE Francisco rho was
on AIS way bona from the supreme Lodge coE-
.sasion reeentiv held IL Detroit. Aiea.. gsve 3
very interesting report On tina proxres. OF the
order. particularly the rapid growth OF member
ship IL shs Pacific eosst jurisdiction
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The local lodge Of Elks viii give ladies'
social on Thursday evening 81 ksnxes hall, un-
der the direction Of Mr. Ben z. liolawaser. The
affair viii bs attended by tbs Elost distinguished
people o. the city.
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woodmen OF the world.

Seattle Camp. No. 90, ". OF W, held its regu-
lar meeting Friday evening aud the usual
aTaount o. routine business was disposed OF
The head camp, at is las, session, adopted a
new constitution and bylaws. making necessary
q change IN tbs laws OF the local camps
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Notes for Guard.m.r.

Ordnance sergt Clarence b. Douglass, of
Aberdeen. has been granted leave Of absence
OF thirty days.
The bylaws adopted in the new rules and
regulations Tor the government OF companies
nave .eeea issued IN pamphlet form by the state
Col. joe Green has ordered a battalion arill
Tor next Wednesdsd evening 10 take place at
tie Armnry. 4 lance viii follow. "a Which
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Department. Commander J. 5. Brown has Issued
from spokane az inspiring circular.
stevens Post mustered in two new recruits
last TUESDAY.
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order Of the Golden shore.

At the regular meeting on Frissy evening.
November T. IN FRYE block. there we're tarse aTs-
plications Tor membership aud oBe Initiation
The lodge voted 20 hold cpen entertainment
on y Wednesday svsniag, November Is. IN Egks
haii. Frye bleck
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regular meeting was held WEDNESDAY even
ing. November .. in q. A. X hall, II nckiey
block. There we're five usx applications and
twc limitations
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independent Order Good Tempi.r..

Seattle Lodge. No. t. met last Monday evening
and transacted considerable business Two
propositions received and two candidates
initiated. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: C. T.. Mt J. L. Doney:
V. r., Miss Clara Wickley; secretary. Miss :,
Valentine; financial secretary. Mr. H. o. Bene-
diet; treasurer. Miss Jennie Daniels; chaplain,
Mr. K. II. Peters; marshal. Mr.. Charles ID,
Walker. deputy marshal, Mics Lizzie Daniels;
guard, Mr.. Jess Harrison; sentry, Mr.. William
Mullen Miss : Faleatiue then resa the lodge
paper entitled ''Ihe Pioneer" The following
visitors present: A q. Linn, c.
O. Void, J. J. Brown, K. W. Parsons,
Miss Maslock and Miss Buriics, Of Pa
ellie Lodge; Miss Halted. Of south seattle:
Misses Hamilton. al Unity lodge; Roy Cetterill.
of Redmond Lodge; Sir. Johnson. of Duwsmish
Lodge: Mr. Williams. Mr.. John Egan. Mr. Ho-
Wig, Mr. Zass, MF. r Halsted. and Mr. II. HAL
sted. OF Madison Lodge: Mr.. A. J. Paulson. of
Baltic Lodge.
lake Washington Lodge. No. Ill, |. o. G. r.,
enjoyed very pleasant visit from Queen City
lodge last Tuesday evening. The members Of
both lodges contributed toward the good of the
order and presented 4 very entertaining pro-
grsnme. The lelge i always glad 10 receive
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Troop has engaged as cavalry instructor
Lieut. JOAN X Hayden, son OF Maj. Hayden, q.
> A, OF Seattle Lieut. Hayden is graduate OF
West Point and has great sbinty
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pessonaIIy viztssd ali sss lodge. In the estv &c.
lsnxsng - his ortss. and erssssa ssTT faverr
ssaw snaEtez~1on bY haa ability sud BIS interest
IA everything that apesrisias IN tls welfare OF
tbs Kntshss 81 Fgtbsas Ths Odd Fellows Ga
Tshurssay sssniag wsre Ia their glory. They
Ist Get ssszs % TIE secrets Of the order ~ AZ
exhibition Of how rsgrsa IL conferred, bat ths
psabs9e grss.ly easog<f IL sad voted THAI thsrs
saasg good actors among tire msatsrs OF
eesSsss Lodge. No T. J Il Brown, aspsft-
naeas sssazasader Of toe GTAad Array OF
tas Republic far Washington and Alaska. has
sent out @saqssnt circular nrging urloa al
veterans 10 toia ths Grsnf Army, whiea has
ssss with many Fespoasez- The insersnfess
Ofder OF Good Tenn pisrs IL making substantial
progress la this city and asiatng membsss
al the rs1a The Masonic library COMMITTEES
hxs akscat pevseeEea its plans. and only swsits
essiea NESTING BY the chairman. MAJ ". V,
EsasAsrs. % take debate se;ion. The members
q ssafgs II. Thon3as Camp. sons Of VsseFAns.
will visit the VI u. Holmes camp al Ballard
nsxt hnrsaay evening. The lsdles Of tie Ior-
rasEs ghsrtsr. Order ef 90. Eastsfa star. have
auanysd for fne entertainment TO bs given
rsxI FRIDAY sseainx.
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hloaern Woesimrn az AmerIen.

The local association has received instructions
from the head camp to organize permanently,
aud on Thursday evening, November 10. at
rnnnn 40 seattle hlock. nermenent orgsnI astlon
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ST. Charlie. Cream Free.

Cocoa with 81 Charles Cream served free thi.
week ST stewart 6 Holmes drug store. Cores
vita this delicious cream al Lees pharmacy all
the week. Ice cream made from -. Charles
Eyaporated Cream free at both of these leading
drug stores on alternate DAYS.
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The Sons of yet@rans.

Capt Charles E. Piimpton. Of Camp No /. has
issued orders calling the camp to meet st p N.
instead of s o'clock. Business OF special i'm or-
lance Ia 10 come tip
The brothers Of Gen. George III. Thomas Camp.
No !, perieeting arrangements To visit Camp
No. "a al Ballard next Thursday evening. Col.
T. w. Young. Maj. Philips, Capt plimpton.
Liegts. Willard and Jenkins. with other mem.
bers OF Camp NJ. /. will go, aud MAJ Holmes.
Gen. George " Tibbitts and other members of
the c. A. K have been invited 10 go. 1t IL TO to
hoped that quite delegation of the comrades
of the O. A T. will go. rs tue arrangements viii
be made 10 have the members of Gushing post,
81 Ballard, visit the camp at the Same time.
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NEWS Of MILITIA.
Men Stimulated by Chance of
Worlds Fair Trip.
BATTALION DRILL WEDNESDAY.
Company E's Large Neutrality-suspicious.
est Aroused by Reason OF Medal
Csntests-Nofes for Guardsmen.

THOUGH little o.
active wors was
aoae IN National
Guard circles last
wees by reason o.
the tact thai the
Armory Mss cccI-
pied sl1ost every
night by political
u eetings still
muca Is under
way that will IN
the peAr future
stimulate tire hays
80 great activity.
AL are locking for
ward 20 = trip TO
the Worlds fair
and 10 the iocsfiaa
of = permanent
camp ground AT
some easily &C.
eessihls plsee ii
the state The sga.
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Young Mcn.s Repahlican club.

Each and every mem Der viii report for march
ing ia una oFn that and dusseF) at Third and
Cherry streets, Monday evening. November I, at
7.Sj O'Clock By order oE
FRASE D. WRESTLING. President
e G. kRETk, Secretary.
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TACOMA FRATERNITY ITEMS.
Policemen Danes-T. NJ. 4. sociAl-Soni
Of ST. Patrick.

fDttCehen DaEGs-hs W. L. ooCtAi-Sono
of ST. Patrick.
TACOMA, New. a-IspeeiaL The James Free
maa Clarke fraternity programme Thursday
evening follows:
REPRESENTATION from a woman's Stand.
point" $3.50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss shaw
sol0-"Lovs's sorrow. Miss Bradley
Recitafioa-''Ihs Three Preachers" ...-.-..-.
---*- h0teft stephen
TAX on ieunyson's hcst poem ..s......s.s..
........-s..-.-. -..-....-...R Rev. Alfred Martin
The Y. ~ l. society monthly social aud dance
held st the soclety's hall, in the Dougsn
block, Thursday evening large attendance
filied the hall, and the following programme
rendered:
tofuSt 500 e+- -..-. NJ = tA-ousfi
Vocal SOTO MSS stelt q fTieu
Recitation Miss CARA Ia Premier
RECITATION ana address -.~4-..s r. J. Walsh
Following the programme s dance was in
duiged in.
The second annual Thanksgiving ball OF the
Young Mems Institute, No. ISL. will be given
November d at Germania ball u is intended
to msks this the soeiety's society event OF the
T. J. Mahoney, Ed J. Walsh, and p. d,
keany are In charge.
The Friendly sons of ~. Patrick will hold one
of their Interesting meetings Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Garvey viii address the nesting.
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Ladies'. 20 To J. j. wttver, SIS Front str ,s:
ant bsge vaur hair prope~!T atteH ied ~
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SIGNS AND SYMBOLS.
Odd Fellows Gave d Burlesqne
Rainier Degree.
EASTERN STARS IN MEETING.
11asoas Soon 60 Have . Library -Keeeo-
tea 20 Graad ChapesIfsR eg
Kafghss os Pythfas-
- HE rr-ssne. ..

~ rre*eree ~
Fred AEsfr. 81
lis : b ara.
grand snxEesiiss-
q TIE Grad
Lodge OF the
Enaxhts Of PTtsi
tss o! shis STATE.
hm. iuspls@t tEa
eanssss 81 tAs
leca lodges vita
FFsss entn ussssza
for sas good az
tbe or ieTs AMI
shers 10 a rs
nEWea activity
az along t.se
Ina Mr. AFgts
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Talk on Tennyson's eosi poem .. $50

point. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss shaw
solo-"Lovss sorrow" .....-.......-M Miss Bradley
Recitatioa-''The Three Preachers" .....-..-.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-21

daktora (po starej znajomosci,) ze
wszystko co by}o opublikowane W
Ameryce przeciwko ks. Cebuli, jest
szczera prawda. 0w protest co sic
niedawno ukaza} W pewnych gaze
tach, to napisany by& przez Pa Wow
skiego, agenta do rozmaitych intere-
s6w,-a pewnie ma obstalunek ks.
Cebuli. CT ludzie, CO 50 podpisani pod
"protestem" to ME umieja czyta6 ma
wet. Dop6ki Cebula ME by} " Raio-
miu, to bysa tam swieta zgoda, te-
raz to jest straszne zgorszenie.
J6setat.
RADON, ILL.,, Is Maja.
Panic Redaktorze! Prosze mi ga
zete posy}a6 ma inna poczte, bo ks.
Cebula ma swoich spiegow przesla-
duje okropnie tych, co "Ameryke"
trzymaja. w zesz}a niedz. wyg}osi}
kazanie przeciwko Ameryce. Posy-
lam Panu 80, "a siebie mojego sa-
siada. Tu ME d}ugo sic skohczy pa
nowanie Cebuli. Przyjociel.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-21

Barka Earl of Aberdeen wjechaia
ma ska}y przy wybrzezu Pembroke
gdzie tez zatone}a. Zgine'o Is ze
s}uzby okretowej.
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w E. Brooklynie spali}a sic hala
Zollnera. w ogniu zgina} podobno
Jan kucki, kt6ry zajmowa1 pok6j ma
ostatniem pietrze.
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Pos&ami ma sejm krajowy W Cali
cyl wybrano Ora w. Zbyszewskiego
i Ora l.. Midowicza. Ten ostatni lest
notaryuszem W Rzeszowie.
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CUDOWNEGO MIASTA.
Jesli.li to prawda, co ludzie opowiada-
ia 0 ksiedzu Ch?

Kosci6} Swietych Piotra i Paw}a
ulegnie gruntownej przemianie. We
dug planu sadzac bedzie przerobio-
ny ma styl romahski. koszta oblicza-
ia ma SO tysiecy dolarow.
Eksplozya zak}adu elekrytcznego
podobna by}a do. ... wybuchu Wez-
wiusza pred wiekami. Ludzie ogar.
nieci nag}a ciemnoscia-stali ma uli-
cy jak wryci-nie mogac poja6 przy-
czyny.
Piekarze bojkotowani przez unie
robotnicze, obnizaja ceny ma swych
wyrobach-Czy to pomoze to kwes-
tya. Jestesmy przekonani, ze ludzie
sprzyjaja W taklch wypadkach vie
cej'robotnikom.
Many tn ciekawego doktora, kt6-
ry ME wierzy W zadne lekarstwa o.
pr6cz jodyny, wapna arszeniku. In
nj zas usilnie pukaja do opinii pu-
blicznej, ably stawi}a tame praktyce
hypnotyzowania.
w fabryce guzikow z per}owej
macicy zastrajkowa}y wszystk;t-
dziewczeta, re zas ME naleza&y do
zadnej unii, za}ozy}y przeto takowa
we srode " Bohemian Turn hall. OBJ
staja one dotychczas solidarnie PREY
swych zadaniach.
Uczniowie detroickiego kolegium
urzadzili wspania}y wieczorek lite
racki, na kt6rym wszelkie mowy i
odczyty tyczy}y sic przewaznie dzie}
Tennysona poety. Pierwszym prele-
gentem by} polak G.. A. Tura;ski,
kt6ry nadmienic tu wypada-posia-
da niepospolite zdolnosci jako poeta.
w tutejszej Electric Power Co.,
eksplodowa{ kocio} parowy, wskutek
czego w ub. srode mielismy W
miescie prawdziwie egipskie ciem-
nosci. Budynki, oswietlane elektry-
ka-musiaiy zadowolni6 sic swiat}em
swieczek }oiowych. Przy eksplozyi
zabitych zosta}o dw6ch robotnik6w.
Szkody zas przez to zrzadzone obi.
czaja ma 500 dolarow.
Jezeli ha}as jest kryteryum, tax ma
jak i poza scena to ostatni koncert
tow. Philharmonic uda} sic najle-
piej. Wybrano prawie same perry
muzyczne. go. a publicznosc hy1a
dosy6 znoSna. Najwiecej oklask6w
zebra}a Nine Zeisler, kt6ra pomimo
braku gustu W stroju-gra4a wys-
mienicie. Brak ten jest u niej bar
dziej drazniacym.. Mill najwiecej
fortissimo przejscia.
Biskup Foley chce podobno przy-
JAG ks. Kolasihskiego do dyecezyi,ale
ma tych warunkach, zeby k6scio}
i grunt parafalny przepisa6 ma imie
Biskupa. Parafanie tenn ME chca
wcale s}ysze6, DO boja sic, ze zr5w
by i'm "za5rano" parafa, jak sw.
Wojciecha. Kiedy Biskupowi idzie
tylko majatek polak6w, ME o
zbawienie ich dusz, to my wolimy
stanac po stronie ludu.
w parafi sw. Wojciecha kraza po-
g}oski bardzo sensacyjnej natury.
Podobno ks. Ch., proboszcz psrafii
sw. Wojciecha, jest ojcem p-wnego
dziecka przy ulicy Garfield przyczy-
tica rozwodu ma}zehskiego. Polacy
wszedzie TEN juz m6wia, jako o
fakcie stwierdzonym. Rzecz sic mia
tax: Pewna m}oda kokieta ME mo-
g}a zyc W zgodzie re swym mezem,
poniewaz on naleza} do parafi ks.
kolasihskiego, a ona do parafii ks.
Chodniewicza. Posz}a do ksiedza po
rade, co ma MIN uczyni6. Ksiadz
ja nauczyl jak ma ''odczepiehca" ma
wracac: II ME dawac mu jose, ME
spa6 MIN razem i t. p. MAJ tego
powodu opusci& Zone, a ks. Ch. sta}
sic czestym gosciem u s}omianej
wdowy; az rezultat jego wlzyt..
1os+al poh}oros}a wionvf Rardxo
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w Angli W w. Cornwall da}o sic
czu6 slime trzesienie ziemi, kt6re ME
MAKO wystraszy{o ludnosc tamteisza.
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w stryju odebraf sobie zyoie wy
strza}em rewolweru Solomon Ga
ttesman, eksternista VIII XII. gimn.
syn kupca re Stanisiawowa.
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Kuryer Polski W Milwaukee 20
szukuje jakiego wyksztaiconego Po
laka ma g}6wnego redaktora do swe
urzedowej szmaty.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-21

Nauczycielem W G6rnej Lesznej
jest obecnie FIR. Francuz, byiy nau-
czyciel W Trzyicu.
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w New Yorku odby{a kongres
Armia Zbawlenia, potem urzadzila
wielka zabawe W Carnagle hall, ma
kt6ra sprzedano 5000 siedzeh.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-21

w Czestochowie pobudowany zos-
TAME nowy koscioi, W stylu wiSlano-
baltyckim. Swiatynia ia pomiesci
5000 ludzi.
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Z Astrachanu donosza, il parowiec
Aleksander Wolkow-zatona{ ma
Morzu Kaspijskim. Wraz z zaloga
mia}o zatonac $50 pasazer6w.
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w Cincinnati odby}a sic konwen-
eva ''Nowego Jerozolimskiego Kos
cio{a." w konwencyi bra{o udzial
800 os6b.
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Mordercy ksiedza Ponihskiego ME
byli anarchistami, jak to powszechnie
przvpuszczano. Okrywali sic oni tyl.
ko tym p}aszczykiem dla zatarcia
Shadow.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-05-21

Pomocnikiem jenera& gubernatora
Hurkl zosta{ mianowany jenerai lett
nant baron Medem.
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DO Pity pod zaborem pruskim
przyby{o szesnascle rodzin nicmiec-
kich wydalonych Rossyi.
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Lwowska prokuratorya skon6sko-
ws}a pierwszy numer plsma p. t. O.
brona, majacego barwe SLIME anty-
semicka.
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Jakis zartownis przesfal list po-
grozkami nauczycielowi L. W Ma
drem pod zaniemyslem-pochodza-
cy niby cd. .. anarchist6w. u
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We Frysztacie usi&owal podpali6
stodo4e Musiaika-jakis pijaczyna,
imieniem Szewczyk. Ogieh VEGAS IT,
gaszono-zloczyhce aresztowano.