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The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

miles up the river, teastins their eyes
on beautiful scenery, inhaling Whits
rivers iife,giying ozone and bassing IN
tie sunshine OF All ideal autumnal
morning. Among thoss who partook
Of MIs. Miller's generous hospitality on
this enjoyable occasion, were Mrs. salt
marsh, the Misses Mediation, Fairfield,
Miller and Lyttle, and Messrs. Ford
ham. Walbridge. saltmarsh. LawIon
and Lyttie.
l.. j. li@emer, n former resident OF
Meeker, but now In the employ Of the
san Juan Hardware Co., at Siivsrton,
writes friend that he occasionally
meets people who were formerly In this
section. lie mentions q. A. lilghion.
Mike DAILY. A. l.. Anderson and j. u.
Jackson rs being there. Mr.. u. was
absent from silyerton fourteen years.
and AZ he found 30 few OF the oid.timets
Their. lie inquired as 10 their where
abouts. and was Invariably Informed
that "many have moved away, many
died. while others have been shot OF
hung" lie says they ars suffering II
depression OF business there. owing TO
the low price Of silver. and very little
mining is being done Just now, the best
properties lying idle.
A. G. Mouiton ard q. 4. Seymour de-
$500 ~, ~
,,,"ns. -. W so an, ,h. ,,,,.,
-. -, ~. :, =, ,,,.. $50,
:, A.. ...,.s , L., , NJ ~,
-. ..',,.,. -. 4, a.,,,,, .a,n.
,'nnI'',,.n n"s, ru.s',.. In ,a,,,,on
.-',',.'T,,' -, 81 ..,,,.,.a, M,
attend 10 business matters Tor Their re-
spectivc houses.
r,. u.a,., -, a..,., 80, >,.,
- ~ u.. ....,,,,,'.,,.,,,
49,. ,,,,,.,,Is,,., ,,,,.,... ~, y .,,.,,..J
T., ,,.,,,, ,,.a,,,,. ,.,,,,,s ,,...i,. ,n.,I.
80, -, 49,. -. ., -,
canno, speak English. The Mexican
population must lie on the increase In
n..,,., .,,- ..-,, ..,o,.,
No.. ,.,'.,...'', -. $50 ,.., :. s.,.
-, ~. -. -, A.. ..,.-Ia. -.
'''"' 80" "''" "s ''' f'''''%'''.'' So
well ~ ENJOYING the sport OF catching
the wary trout. Although permanently
located III the Springs, Mr.. Laufler viii
make periodical visits TO Meeker, where
on this MS mrs, visit he made Ia'ora'
10
j. l.. Dean. who succeeded Tommy
Murphy ms engineer ut the Sheridan
mill, showed up among his Mcckcr
friends Thursday after mn all'summcrs
n.cr ,s w.,, ns N i,r,t.rn,, fellow. md II
,h.,,, IL I, ,,,I ,u,.i,I,,, ,,,,, lin v,i,
y,t n,
80
,,,. ,..I,,,,,,. a, an. S,,.. ,,y.,
a, uo,,,,y wh.,, they ,.,,Ii ,,,,,,c M.
.n,,,, t., a.,r,,, az H.. y.,,ny, meta, Ar
MAR Ia o,c IA, or,,,n,i d,scoy,rc,, NJ
IN. liam feak go'h hcids M" KNOWS
'"e country no IN going I" Operate III.
J,5,c E.,,cyy ~ho h,. ,,ce, ,,vcs.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Tom Mcneil, who took bunch of
Hatch horses to the markets last week,
returned Thursday aud left for the Blue
mountain region Yesterday.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
When Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take ON every irip bo,,I. Of syrup Of
Figs. IT. IL ac,s mos; pleasantly aud ef'
fectiyeiy on ,hs kidneys, liver and bow
els, preventing fcyers. headaches and
otter fafms OF sickness. For sale Ia 5oc
and 81 bo'ties by all leading druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17
Take your local paper-TnE HERALD

Genuine Naval Y blankets at Hartke's
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

No other state compares with Colo
RADIO In the variety and extent II It's
stone qunTrirs.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

s,seds and had delightful ride OF seven
miles up the river, ieasting their eyes
on beautiful scenery. inhaling WHIT.
rivers iife-giying ozone and bassing In
the sunshine of All ideal autumnal
morning. Among those who partook
Of Mrs. Millsr's generous hospitality on
this enjoyable occasion. were Mrs. Salt
marsh, the Misses Mediation, Fairfield,
Miller and lyttle, and Aiessrs. Ford
ham. walbridge. saltmarsh, Lawton
and Lyttle.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

Enisr.i in the Po~toffiss at Ae-ssr. Ito fianea
tounf,, .olo, as -seand-eiass mail matter.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

The Kanscly school opened on Mon.
day with g. a. Foreman manipulating
the educational ruddsr. Mr.. i. started
In with twenty pupils-twelvc Ameri.
cans and eight Mcsicans. four Of whom
onnno, speak English. The Mexican
population must lie on the increase In
the border precinct.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-17

I'ubiishei Evsr, Saturday 10y
JAnEs LrTTle. EDITOR AND PRoPRis or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
BE Loved One of the Daughters.

ne LOFSG she OF the O8uSh tcHSs
81 have come to you, sir, on delicate
mission" said the young man, as he sat
down on the edge of chair and looked I'M
comfortable, as young men sometimes will
The old gentleman laid down his pen
and looked curious.
what is it," he asked.
"Well, sir, you have two beautiful
daughters" explained the young man.
81 have two daughters" admitted the
old gentleman.
81 presume you have noticed that have
been frequently at your house." suggested
the young man difidently.
81 have noticed it"
"Thank you, sir I have been paying at
tentions to-in fact, sir, frankly, II have
been making love TO one of your daugh-
ters."
II presume 50. And you would like
to"-
The old gentleman hesitated, and the
young man eagerly went on:
Eyes, sir; that's it exactly. I proposed
to one of them last night, and Up
(Which one?" interrupted the old gen.
fleman. both are splendid girls, and l
should hate to lose either, but-which one
IS it?''
Don't you know?" asked the young
man sghast.
Certainly Eot. I've seen you with
both"
The young man sighed and reached fT
his hat.
'T thought you might" be said. 'I've
bern very attentive, and was sometimes
in doubt myself, seeing they're twins, but
got along all right until l proposed. And
now-now-hang it, sir, if you don't know
which one accepted me don't, and I've
got 60 begin all over again. "-Chicago
Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22

1sh Donoso Cortes' "GaInoliclsms Liber
alism and Socialism" Among her Other
works are the Memoirs of John A
Dahlgren," Thoughts on Female Suf
frage, ""South Sea Sketches, etiquette
of Social Life in Washington" "Soutt
Mountain Magic" and "a Winter IL
Washington.
Mrs. Dahlgren was so highly appreci
ated by the late President Garfield that
he wrote the preface Of one of her books
-"Pius TX"
She is most affable woman. Her
conversation, without being pedantic
shows the culture of her mind by the
rich stream of literature that has flowed
over it. She does not visit at all; bul
she receives her many friends with the
stately grace and courteous graciousness
of an English duchess.
BELLE BELAIR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
ADMIRAL OAHlGREN'S WIDOW.
She Lives In Washington and Devote.
Much Time to Literature.

She Lives In Washington and Deyotes
Much Time to Literature.
The widow of the late Admiral Dahl
gren is prominent leader in the court
hest circles of society in our national
capital. She lives in an elegant man
sion on Massachusetts avenue, at the
corner Of Fourteenth street, the avenue
and street being intersected by NJ street.
just at the back of Mrs. Dahlgren's
handsome residence.
The receptions and dinners of Mrs.
Dahlgren are among the most delight
full of the many charming society func-
tons of this city Of representative Amer
can life and manners. Thirty years
ago Mrs. Dahlgren, then Miss Madeline
Vinton, the daughter of Samuel F. Vim
ton, of Ohio. was married at an early
age to Daniel Convers Goddard, OF
GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Goddard died IN about
three years after their marriage, leaving
his youthful widow the mother of two
children. In 1865 Mrs Goddard became
the wife of Admiral Dahlgren. She Is
still rarely attractive woman. Fer
blue eyes are as bright as ever, but her
brown tresses are now sllvered. She
spends the greater part Of her time IN
her house in Massachusetts, avenue, but
her country home Is at South Mountain.
Nd.
1t was at South Mountain that h
daughter, Miss Ulrica Dahlgren, "
married to Mr.. Pierce, OF Boston A
older daughter, IL viii be remembers
by society people, was married some
years ago TO German baron. Ar. Ul-
nc Dahlgren, the twin brother of Miss
Ulrica, was the happy man who led to
the altar Miss Lucy Drexel, OF Phlladel-
phia; his half brother, John Yinton God
dard, marrying Miss Bessie Drexel, the
sister OF Miss Lucy.
Mrs. Dahlgren adds 10 her accom-
plishments as a society lesas, q :. taste for
the bsst Literature. So IS .eeii read
woI.,in 81 rtniaV-&b.e lV:tg,ael.t AID i
hrsaist ri ats..s .l.1--s,s- S8e ils
Translate. T= r.elc,s AoAt4leus
>fts @ - t-alu1run
'-.~~ ..ssl tae SF4e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
Really Quite Unavoidable.

One of the homeliest women in Buffalo
bad her portrait painted by a local artist
hot long ago. He knew on which side his
bread was buttered, and painted the pic
sure accordingly. The lady. while she
would never confess TO herself that she
WAS not comely, Yet felt that the portrait
WAS somewhat localized. She was showin,
b to a caller the other night There.
Nhat do you think of it," said she. Don't
you think that Mr.. has rather iattered
nle?"
The gentleman looked at the picture,
looked at the lady, and said with Ian.
gushing sigh, "Ah, my dear Mrs. -,
how could painter sit in your company
and not flatter youy"
And she was unutterably delighted -
Buffalo Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
4 Rcsimental Goat.

The royal regiment of Welsh fusiliers
has the privilege of passing in review,
preceded. by goat with gilded horns
and adorned with flowers. Every March
l. on St. David's day, after the banquet,
his goatshipis led thrice round the table
by boy. In 1874 the then regimental
goat died, and to compensate the
twenty-third for their loss her majesty
presented the regiment with two of the
finest goats from hock-the gift Of the
shah of Persian Windsor park. and
since that date the queen has continued
TO supply the royal Welsh fusiliers with
goats as occasion has required.-Pall
Mall Budget.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
Return o, . Cent af,.r MIN. Year.

Nine years ago Ed Goss, an Auburn
confectioner, was working in an Auburn
shoe factory.
One day, just for curiosity, he took a
cent from his pocket and cut the letters
"Goss" on it. and not long after used it
toward paving little Jill which he
owed around the corner.
The other day some one came into his
store, and in the change handed him for
a pound Of candy chips was the cent
with his name upon IT, which had come
again into his possession after all these
years
Who can tell through how many
hands the lettered cent passed in its nine
years circulation--Auburn MAS Ca
%
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
Thousand Della, Nugget.

It has lust leaked out that OF Wednes-
day f. CIe,chei. Georgetown miner.
found \ nugget Yaiued az 5000 III De-
vine gulch. ons raiie east Of George
town When 6eichei found the mig
gri he was sluici4E OF the ground,
which had been condemned as worked
oar. for the purTs1-e = ial.gnZ reservoir
- ghs most.a 81 ta- gg.leh- Il nssfice,s
8 fess { serz f uf ae .esa
10 where Ia s., -.4s - ssssel q,
- . 5sl-ls q; ssl2.s ifsr VS. s-sfoI.issed
sss,sl. ,.a.saz Is 70 ~ -oa.- IL weight
l. - 1. oaace4. --sssors s.leg-n e olo.s Le;-
ier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
The armless HuntSman.

The feet of Thomas Roberts, the arm
less hunrs,:san once IN the employ u Sir
George Barlow, were made 10 serve II
place az hands. Roberts manufactured
most OF The Instruments which he used
while "a the chase. and cogid sho-5, o.
throw with Is .gacn precision a. td1
average hulIeer a. issesssoH Of j-oJa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22

The servant girl answered the door-
bell and replied that her mistress was
out. please tell her. said the caller.
that would like very much 10 have
her coGle over tonight 20 play whist A"
We'll. ma' am. answered her royai
nighness. the servant girl. Il know Mrs.
;. cant 20: its my Night out, and she's
got to stay III. '-Slrin gheld Homestead.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
Early Instance of Free Education.

In Diodorus Siculus XII find the fol-
lowing among the laws of Charonidas for
Thurium, B. c. As, that all the children
of the citizens should learn to write, and
the city should pay the master wages"
quote from the translation of Booth Of
Chester. London. 100, 70. Is there any
earlier instances-Notes and Queries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
THc POSITIONS or PA5t5.
The Spring BoDnets and Hats-Wraps u
Suit All Tastes.

1t is nearly impossible to find words
bright and crisp enough TO describe the
beauties of the spring bonnets and hats
They are small, but perfect, and COW
cred with the loveliest Of spring bios
SONS. Violets which look as If newly
plucked, with the dew still sparkling
upon them; brittle looking cowslips and
modest forgetmenots and yellow crocus
and jonquils, all are seen, and they are
used so deity Z t nature herself might
be deceived.
Lace and chiffon, game and openwork
straw viii be the preferred materials On
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
WHAT is A SMILE

What is smile2 A latent CLEAN
OF sunshine BORN within the eyes,
As water lilies in stream,
Awakened from their long, deep dream.
To light arise.
What is smile? A nameless thing.
The lack of which fair face mars,
And makes to be like brook or spring
No radiant sunlight imaging,
No dancing stars.
What is smile? An airy rhyme
Which tells more with its subtle vile
Than tongue can tell throughout all time
Which sets the heart bells in a chime.
This is smile!
Josephine P. Peabody.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22

made OF sInpie iileshes 81 IrIeescent Deads
with perhaps one large chrytanthemGm
or solitary rose CapO'es are perhaps
the favorite small bonnet. Jet and lace
for matrons viii prevail
The ugly English tbree-quarter jacket,
seamless and shspeless. Is seen on the
streets here. where its superlative ugh
ness attracts all eyes, but the better
class Of ladies viii prefer something like
the wrap cffer a picture of. 1t Is OF
black corded silk, lined with chameleon
silk and trimmed with rich passemen-
terie and velvet applique pattern. Tho
back and front are half fitted under the
plaits, 70 which the shoulders are fas-
tened. The form Is graceful and ele-
CANT. Some Of this style have the mid
die piece Of velvet embroidered or
beaded They are sometimes seen ia
cloth IL colors, bat more eftsn black.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
A Man with the supreme.t Humanity.

Once was warned 10y we'll known
statesman against putting ecclesiasticS
on my seciety's committee. said. But
we have already one on il. Cardinal
Manning" His reply was. ''Oh, Man
ming: he Is not an ecclesiastic; he be-
longs TO Us all" That the supremest
humanity IL king among men, this is
the lesson Of the great life which the
nation mOurns and which it Will see no
more -ContemporarN Review.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22

a light transmitting window shade may
be made by using tracing linen instead of
the ordinary white muslin for window
shades-New York Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22

Applicant for Ins1rAnos-So. str- nst
TIER crifs<. chew nor swssr. ] don't 20
Go the thszt@r or attend bzliH. and have NJ
evil aszociszes ! arm II home always b1
10 O'Clock. aEi . sunday sekooi tsAeher,
sSe my usarxis are above rspro@eh- bsssf
had day. Sickness in nT lie.
Agsot~-Thas j. az sKtrz- extra hazard.
Gus RISK. yoaHz man. ard ne ezn't Lake IL
Applicant bat
Ageni-Sa TIE good die younx. ron
kys0x Lac
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22

Some Of the methods recently recon-
mended for managing husbands remind
one Of farmers efforts TO coax pig
into wagon backward unoeknownss
70 him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-22
A Lovers Strategy

Oh, HOW JONES FRIGHTENED HIS RIVAL
BROWN, OFF TIE PREMISES.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-17

"a owa polityke. TAX trwafo
4 lata. Gdy teraz CESAR
Wilhelm W Wlednlu 5yi,
udarowat Taffego nalwyzszym
ordevem czarnego or1a | bar
do greene sic 2nim obszedt.
Zaraz pisza llberalne gazety
niemieckie, ze to jest znakiem
ze hr. Taaffe swoje polityke
zmienll, Austryackle gazety
odpowlada]a, 3e to nleprawda,
i pisza, lie to tylko Bismarck
byf winlen, lie Taaffe orderu
ME dostaf, DO Bismarck chciaf,
ably Taaffe inne narody tel
uc,sNat, jak on Polakow. Jak
Bismarck poszedf. to tee
cesarz Wilhelm Taaffego
orderem odznaczyl, cho6 Taa.
fife prowadzl dzls TAXA same
politYke, jaka %prcwadzl' daw-
niej. Il tego wldac jak to
Bismarck wiele rzeszy zakwa-
szat | dobrze, De masiaf odejs SC
z kanclerstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-17

Wielki ten MAJ, opuszczajac
swoj dom W Springfield, Ill, ably
objat urzad Prezydenta Stan6w
Z]ednoczonvch, przemowi} ma po-
zegnanle do swych starych prey
jaci6} i znajcmych, konczac s}owy:
,,Sasledzi, daicie waszym chlopa-
kom sposobnoSt do zrobienia
%szczeScla.
Slowa te %jeszcze 'dzlsiai tax
dobrze Sa ma czasle, jak pred 80
latY.
Jak dawaG taxa s~posobnost?
Ma %p6fnocnym Zachodzie ley
wielkle panstwo, czekajace ma
m}odych dAlelnych zuch6w, ably
~przybyli, je ucywiiizowall raSem
z ziemia ulepszali svoia dole. Pc
catym tym wlelkim kraju So
m}odzi ludzle, zuchy, kt6rych miaf
No mySli Lincoln, szukajacy po-
lepszenis swej doll i zrobienia
karyery.
Tu ich szczescle!
OdnoSny krai ley wzdtuz
kolel Northern Pacific. Tu MONA
znalesG lyle pieknego, lie tylko
zapragniecie. w Minnesocle i W
dolinie rzeki Red River W POI
nocnej Dakocie ns]pieknlei see
stepy, dobre pod pszenlce nnne
plody. w zachodnlej Po}nocnej
Dakocie i Montanie So pastwiska
hez granic.
Kto poszukuje fanny do cho-
dowanla owocow, niecha] sic uda
do Stanu Washington.
Co do rozKoszy naukowych
przerzyna kolej Northern Pacific
okolice, iakich ME ma g~dzieindziej.
przelezdzaj2c przeA CORY Rocky,
Bitter Rood i Cascade, widzi sic
najwiekszy kraiobraz gdrzystY W
sa}ych Stanach Liednoczonyeh,
Jeziora Pend d'Oreille Coer
d'Alene same 81 warte podrozy cd
brzegow Atlantyku do Oceanu
Spokojnego. Podroz wzd}uz Clark's
Fork PREY rzece Columbia Jest
snem prey oczach ctwartych.
Ably MONA jechac TAX aaleko
/ to wszystko wldziet, dale kolej
Northern Pacific poclagl l usfuge,
Jake gdzleindzlej trudno znalesc.
Na1wspanialsze i na1wygodnlejsze
kary %syplalne. Nailepsze kary ia
dalne. Pullmana kary ola turystow
tax ola plerwszej, jak ola drugie!
klasy, Take kary do span'a we
dnie. Lokomotywy Baldwin,.
Plsat do
CIlAS. S. FEE
Gen. passenger Il Ticket agent
St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-17

AUSTRYACKlM prezesem
mlnlstrow jest hrabia Taaffe.
Ma on wielka faske u cesarza
austryack1ego, DO JUL jake
chfopcy re SODA sic przylaznll1,
a ia przyiazn przetrwaia do
DIS. Cd czasu, ]ak Taatfe
zostaf prezesem mlnistrow.
zmienlfa sic polityka rzadu
austryackiego wzgledem tych
narodow, xtore pod panowa.
MEM Austryl pozostawala, lecz
nlemieckimi ME sa. Dawnie)
part RAD austryackl ma wszy
stKlch, ktorzy Nlemcaml ME
byli, mnlei wiecei taksamo
jaK obecnie %jeszcze Rad pruski
przez nss Palakow. Hrabia
Taahe zmlenit te polltyke i
przystaf ma to, ably kazdy
narod W cesarstwie austrya-
ckiem Mai wolnost W spra
wach swolej narodowosc::, W
sprawach mowy ojczystej.
SfusznIe Taaffe postapIi, DO
oddai kazdemu narodowi. co
mu z Boskiego przyrodzonego
prawa Valley. Pokazalo sic
tel wnet, ze polityka Taa1fego
dobra, DO wszystkle narody,
choc niemleckle. cesarzowi au-
stryackiemu wlerne SO
kochaia go wlecel MI pred
tenn.
Mowia, 2e ia pohtYka ME
podobala sic Niemcom W
cesarstwle niemiecklem, a ma
dowod powladaia. &c lie raay
CESAR niemleckl Wilhelm ii
do Wlednla przybyt, lyle razy
w~szystklm minlstrom ! pAnom
PREY cesarzu austryack'm wieI
kle Orderly i podarunkl dawat,
a Taaftemu ngdy nc. Prawio-
no tedy, be Taaffc ME ma
ask u cesarza nlemlec klego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-17
PLACCIE IA WIARUSA
PoSka pod MoskaIem.

JPoEka pod MoSkaIem.
Smutue w,esci dochodza z
powiatu wtodawskiego, guber-
Mi siedleckle), O zaszfych W
ostatnich czasach nleporzad-
kach W osadzle Ostrow. Osada
ia liczy okolo 5000 mieszkan.
COW, W tenn 5000 3ydow, "a
okofo 1000 chrzescian. Zydzl
ostrowscy mieszka]a maSa
zblta, brudno, lekcewazuc
wszelkie ostroanosci zdrowotne,
zabobo2ni, brutalli. Dala 10
Wszesnla W osadzie tel "a
szedt plerwszy wypadek Ia
padnlecla ia choiere. poczem
epidemic zaczeia sic rozw,jaG
tax, he dnia IS Wr1esnla
chorych byIo AZ, umarlo
is, rrzyczem iedynre aydzi
umlerall.
DO Odnoszenla ia cmentarz
zmar}ych ma cholere pollcya
wskazaia droge najkrotsza;
zydzi jedaakze ME tylko, re
ME stosowall sic do tego
rozporzadzenla, lccz u1ywall
wszelkich wysIikow, ably cho-
lera rozprzestrzen'fa SIZE pomle.
dry chrzesclanami, przypusz
czajac prawdopodobnle. De
wowczas VIOLIN beda Cd nle)
zydzi. Przenoszac zmarlych,
r%ozrzucali po ullcach cu6ier,
butkl i inne przedmioty,
u2ywane "a pokarm, me- dose
tego, wyIewali do >tudni z
ktorych czerpano wode do
picla, te wode, W ktore) myto
trupow.
! Pollcya mle]scowa 2 wojtem
gmlnY ma czele, z powodu
swej mafej llczby, NE mogla
ukr5cic tych EaduayG. Lud
nose chrzesclanska, oburzona
nadzwyczaj taken: postepo
wanlem 2ydow, zapragnela
sauna zabezpieczy6 sic pred
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., wskutek
czego przyszfo do zalscla 20
mledzy MIA a ludnoscia 2ydow-
ska; ktore sic W bojke ~
mleu'fo , wbolce tel przewaga
byfa po stronie 2ydow.
Pobiwszy ch~rzescian, zydzi
stall sic bardziei haidymi,
chodzlli tiumami pc uilcach i
wyblJali szyby " mieszkarlacb
"golow'. W nocy dina rs IA
26 Wrzesnls zydzi urzadzlli
pochod przez ullce mlasteczka
2 zapaioneml pocb,dniami
muzyka i tancaml, W ktorym
brato udzlai kllkuset ludzI.
Chrzesclanle napotkan' przez
ten tfum szale ;acy,, nara3en'
byli ia obelgi. Zydzl SAM
tfomaaza swoj dzlkl postepek
koniecznoscIa urzadzenia pc
ch"du w~eselnego; celem Gas
rzeczywlstym tego pochodu
nocuego byio ]przemeSG
choler9 ma chrzescian.
R@zultat oka2ai sic wprost
przec'wny ich zaml~rom:
cholera posrod 1ydow zuacz-
ME sic wzmcgIa, ciagu
trzech On! Cd % do rs
Wtze~nla llczbA 2~aslabnleG
z~nacznle SIC zwlekszyia, W
tymze czasie pouiedzy ludnoS-
ca chrzesciansk9 byly DIVA
wypadkl zakonczone Smlercia,
Do poludnla dnla 26 Wrzes.
MIA porzadek W osadzle oyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-17

Symcha Weirstein. MoszeK
Meier. Mordka Alcerberg i
bracla Rosenowie zosta.i aresz-
tOwaul trzymanl sa we
wioiawsklm arcszaie mlelskim.
Wilma uleporzadk ow beds
surown ukalani.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-17
Rogato ilusrrowane czasoplgmo
hunurystycZne
5 MIG Us

wyChodZl we L. " VIE cd LAT
siedmlu nalregularniej diva ray
m~iesiecznie q. 49, i odznaczs
SIG prawdziw\m humorem i WV
bornymi ,iustraclami, wvkonanymi
przez na]>nah"nsltszvch ertystdw
polskich i >agtan'rznvch. Kto sic
chce zabawr@, "zweSellc ! pou-
czyc MECH zai,rrnumeruje ,,Smi
gusa", k,oly zan,ieszcza MOVE
dowclpy, wesote wiersze, humore
ski / satyrv.
llustracve SO take kclorowan,
i odh'tr w s}awhvm lakfadzI. ar
%:ystycznYm
A. Przyszlaka we Lwow,-
Gaia prasa poisks uzna!a
IS i gus jake H~#jiepSze pisme
humorystyczne rolskie, redagawa.
ne W duehu prawdzivie polsk,m
iemokratycznym, pod has}em
nRdwnost, wolnost i niepodle-
g}ost''.
Do ,,Smigusa" jake bezp}atny
dodatek doiac@ane bywaja utworv
fortep,anowe najulubiehszych Som.
pozytor6w.
Przep}ata ma Smigu," wynosi:
w Ameryce: rocznie 3 dolary.
po4rocznie II dolara.
Prenrmerate najdogodnie]
przesy}ac przekazem pocztowym
lul d"laraml paplerowymj W liscie
rekomendowanym pod adr-sem:
Adminls,racya ,smgrsa" Lwow
(I.eopoN Europa, Austrya, Galicya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-17
i'oleca swoje znane wyborne
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