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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-06
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
More Particulars of Harry Smiths Sad
Death.

Death.
Since the first reports were circulated
concerning the death of Harry Smith.
it has been learned that he committed
suicide. He was found In his room IN
the New Sheridan house Of South Bend
with bullet hole IN his right temple.
Gas was escaping from an unlighted
jet, he having taken double precautions
to make his death certain. Beside the
bed lay revolver of 81 calibre, with an
empty chamber. The openings about
the door. window and transom had
been padded with paper and every pre-
caution taken TO prevent the gas from
getting out of the room. The prepare
tons for the deadly deed showed the
most deliberate, careful and deter
mined action on the part of the des-
perate man. The bullet had failed to
do Its work as IT did not penetrate the
skull. The suicide had some doubts
about the efficacy OF the revolver, go TO
make the attempt doubly sure the gas
was turned loose and allowed 10 Till the
room.
When the coroner made an investi-
CATION, il was found that death had
been caused by asphy xiation. The bul-
let had made only a flesh wound, i'm
bedding itself in the outer part Of the
skull, just above the temple.
Mr.. Smiths Letter.
The following letter was found lying
on his table:
November 2, 1892.
To the Finder:
Being tired of life and the struggle
for a bare existence, / have decided TO
push aside the veil aud explore that
unknown country from whose bourne
no traveller e'er returns. THIS may he
called rash act, but / don't think it
sucn for the privilege of existing IL
hardly worth the effort OF man who
lives by his brain and labor, IN my
opinion. / would like 10 have the fol-
lowing people notified of my death:
Mrs. W. II. II. Smith, Jr.. No. 81
Dunbar street, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Miss Winnie Smith, Fenton, Mich.
Gil b. Smith, Detroit, Mich. care
Free Press. ] would like TO have the
| funeral ceremony of the b. p. o. +.
said over my body here and wish TO be
shipped to Grand Rapids, Mich, and
there laid in the burial lot of Valley
City lodge. r. a A. NJ, No. Sc. of winch
| lodge ! am . member IN good standing
Andlnow IN conclusion, NAV all those
who feel that | have VT anged them
| forgive me, a. do those whom ] fee
have wronged me, 10 the last wish Of
HARRY SMITH.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

'*TAere is IL curious thing about
tho long. narrow lakes that border
tho Missouri river, said r. T.. Schultz,
of Omaha. There il but one such
lake OF any size on the west side Ut
the river from Omaha toSt. Louis,
while there are hundreds Of them o1
the cust sidt. This seems to Indicate
that tho bed Of the river is gradually
moving toward thu west, leaving
lakes 1T intervals tu fill the old chan
ntA | cunt give any scientific ex
1,lanntion uf the phenomenon, unless
the carth's motion, on its axis, from
west to cast. is partially overcome
by the weight ct the water. Thus
tho weight would le thrown against
tho west bank and would wash it
away more l1lpidly than it would I'll!
up the east bank, 80 tllo river would
u4oye west. - St. Louis Globc-Dcno
crQt,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30
Shall No Tt4vGl 100 Miles I'M Hour.

Shall We Tr4vrl 100 Miles I'M Hour.
There is not much probability of at'
tanning regular and continuous speed
OF 100 miles pcr horr with our pres
ent locomotives Their fire boxes
which perform the saline functions
for tho inoclliucs thut their sto,naclls
TO for animals--urc, with tlcir pres
cnt construction. necessarily con
tiactctl in sizc The weight Of the
whole locomotive being fixed, the
dimensions Of tho different parts are
also limited.
It is lrovcrbiully dangerous to
rvophrsy when you are not quite
sure, and il prog,lostications are
based ,1pon calculations tho 1nentlac.
ity ut figures muy rise up hereafter
to deprive the prophet OF I'll! honor
fust running IN lnrgely n question
OF steam production. Given boiler
which will generate enough Rtea1m,
and the other problems are Qf com:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30
august. 8:
Flower

For two years / suffered terribly
will, stomach, trouble, aud WAS tor
Mi TINT time under treatment by Il
r.,&v*:>l1u lie finally. after trying
everything. sail stomach, was about
worn out, and that | would have to
cc;t>: eating >,>1id food for ti,:1c ut
l<o5t. / was 80 weak that / could
not work. Finally IN the rcco1:l-
nlcndation Of a friend WHO had used
your preparations
a worn-out with beneficial rc-
suits. I procured 4
Stomach. bottle Of A ugu>t
80 Flower, and coHl-
tnc1ltetl using it. It seemed to do
nit good ut once. I gained i'll
strength and flesh rapidly; 1>y ap-
pct;t: h>ca1ne good, and suffered
,1o had effects from what | 2!c. /
feel now like new man, ard con"
zi<l>r that August Flower has c11-
tire:y c1>lcd TIC Of Dyspepsia III its
wo-.t form. JA,:Es Il. DEDER1cK,
Sauncrt;cs, New Xork.
". y, Utsey, St, C:orge'>*, =, :. c.,
writes: I have used your August
Flower for Dyspepsia aud find it an
excellent remedy. q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30
- II =.
Ilnt.ltl&s% t,g,t,> In i>t,tl,ten..

The growth Of h;'t'i<lr,y Gals In
Lont}'11! l.2S 1t+'Gn 1T l:t<. 5<:1l:; e1lt'"
rn,r* At 1,1t beginning ol ('iH12e>;
IL reign *lal,re w<.1' only tvTr1:ty til
the ht1~'t l..:>>1>sII<> ::rA n proclamation
VIA i:,>attl f@5s. tho suppression ty>n
ct than THY co.11 l7lt1t1. however,
to lr more u1pd more hi.Y<l from the
johlna>tcrs. an,l the kings n1a ic>,
ty" accordingly tool; into his consil'
cr1;ion "t1le rrs:tlstlnt Ct excessive
carriages to til" destruction If tic
highways" u,tl nl;.n ''to the great
disturbance OF til: king, queen aud
nobility"
NJ coach WAS thcnccforth per.
mittttl to 1r hired III Lp1nlul for any
distance short Of tlr:c miles mt o1
town. save by persons who shall
constantly keep four sufficient able
horses for his m:>irsty's service
whcnsrvcr his majtSty's OCCASION
shall require them" THE Judges al.
ways rult vn horseback to West.
minister III aIl wrathtrs. ILLUSTRATED
London News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

~ E.,:**. ":., E:**%"
=:::t iii l,i%zyy== ,.t,E tfl(*s4tot>s
eyt;r %>.tW.'*:: ::%:l,t|t <*t!,t<t1t1: II: r."
sroi1+=. 70 ,n inquiry, was on t!le
t!alss:1,;1, >1'%ir* tt.=A: lA'iAt Whore tl't
J*<n..bi::Iu~ tiot:s i1liD thAt Htru:nl.
Wc*ltAAl run tlte ttt*}>l:;H:* tlt:t{Ae for:
men rlyu1, Whl411lI Nt. vet" told *'tAs
ewur14.ll% vti{1l.* *E:&1tl'Is, ':.l* found
tho ;,i.i,ni:1~; 10 Thick 1T tlaG' lloitlt !
kpeHk f that <::.:*. t:tt;'t!<| Ill.,: :,'s:ls
e>'<<>:.: |aa'f t:1.no1 tho wheel. Tile,
si>>jt 1lst *1l=s, r.tn |:jnt|llnE w''o@:
viii! their ttt<t1l. tlln,,:nd Int the
guards IT Wlr liitl., craft and W<
Ea,l :u.t1,t1ly tucl;,h tlt.n with stick
to keep the creatures FROM climbing
into the boat.
"Tlm banks were Ovcrfl'Wr1 On
lutll 9i.lr> utA1 being 1!1lablc to pru-
gv4I farther we ran tln. nnSe of o111
Steamer up toa tree a.Id mad" fast
to it for the night. which WIS one Ut
ho11pr to us I'LL. Tile *i'|;. hing ii
the water causte1 =: tilr ilullslacrlnS
s.l,i,'iulls AMI their iln,'>Sant barking
continued unit! daylight. when the
entire scloul MI. fnr II rlt*' swamp
about half Il ml4t az: :. Very much
to Our qualification, i assure y'uu. -
St. Louis Glt>}HDcmHr:lt,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

Tvp littlt. :I>r,:',lurk@ >tiunl to,ki'ly
wi>ttully it. tl1n <}tuE w,'un,>V:tf fl Glars
str,'tt ci1Ar stf~I~ one t.GtEr{lt1u1. Ih'.:
wanted t. sln13c. aud titt:ir eyrs wrrc
hent upon u I=ox of "tal,I,4He lcat" che
roots which were I;1beletl two cent?
ench,"
"Say. Chi,lllnic." sail the taller arab,
II rink ia enjoy Il 'loody gootl smoke
just now"
I'm viii yer" replied C}lin1nie.
s,nucking luis lips in anticipation OF IL
cigar.
"Eut yer st.c. to on'y trouble wild his
is dat I'm plumb. brolc.'
is dat 80: Well. I've got two cents. "
"Givp it ter INC. den.'
"What fur:'
"Why, ter buy ono o dem air slleroots.
in course
but | wal,tcr smoke too"
IN 10 ito IT,
"How kin tho both Of us do it?''
"l'll tell yer wat to do. You must
give me do two cents IN we'll organize
a stock company. Yer see. you is tie
capitalist. I'm tle promoter, 10 yer give
de coin ter me-; den buys de cigar and
yer becomes a stakeholder. Seer"
"Yas." responded Chilnnie doubtful
ly, but how does that bcn'ht me unyl
Yer has dc cignr, doesn'tycr?"
"YAs"
"An yer smokes it, don't yert'
"Yas, but don't yer SEQ I'm do Or
ganizcr, 50 in course smokes de cigar"
"Wlut'll dor"
"Why, you re dc stockholder; yer Gun
spit!'-St. Lo1,is Star Snyings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

Ivoull !ilsu to call attention to q
matter If which I may be very isno'
rant. rcctr 10 tho education Of our
children III the public schools. Some
Of my children nttend Public School
No. 30, and very often hear them
pronounce very familiar words III Ill
outlan,1ish way, tho queer thing
about the matter 'mint5 t}1;1t. i'll spe;ak,
ing TO people whose education WIS
t1aght them ut IL later dry than my
own, they tell mo that they wire i'll
structed to pronounce thu words us
will try and illustrate. tho funny
point being that they how utter the
words sls | WAS taught thirty'six
years ago in tho V1b!tc*']ioo]s, Here
aro some Of tho Wor'.s Fo: dog thoy
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

l cannot SEQ why Il woman who
was given tact as a birthright will
ever sell it for that pottagc, '*plain
speaking 'How do look. fathorf"
once heard Il lovely old lady ask as
she stood dressed for church. Thee
always looks we'll to me, was tho
answer, but other folks might like
it better were those white threads off
thy gown" Show mo a lover OF
twenty years whose delicate tact
could do better
Excuse me- please" thank
YOU" little words and tritles i'll them.
selves, but they aro stitches in the
seam; little trouble to take them, but
oh, tho difference to tho patchwork
Good Housekeeping.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

Pretty Teacher tscverely) - Did
your 1notlle, write this EXCUSE:
Bad Boy Icsm.
Pretty Tr;lc!lrr-I I1umph: ltloo}>'
very ln1lcl, likt. one Of your scrtWls,
Bad Boy Mamma wrote it; but.
pl,;st, mi I'll. >llt. I,atl sister Jtnllt, in
onc arm. crying with: IL bu'nlns!
head, unl brother Willie IN the ether
with II s',st finger, anil Il l',t If >cwin;
OH lIrr lap. and SIX, WAS rocking the
cr,tll, will, itt'r k,u''*< aud >}le had
to WRIT. with her tnt:~, :':
Pretty Tt4acl1cr tin th*. EVENING" ~r
Lam very >orry, Mr.. p't,1x'l4arl', |'1t
| have changed my mind, I shall
never marry. ~G,nul News
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

r1lll>;; say tu,1:s. ar ac1, :!tr1w; :nr
doll. dol ,>ri:;H~. nays: soft, *'1t ;
wrun". ,w,x>ns; long, lung; wrench.
1eut;:r; fast. .t>&a<t: Newfoundland
N~u~ l'i:i<ll:lad; Now York, &c&'''
Inrl, c:&. -.
Now. v111t*:ts tho Ix:,A>flt ct u:;t'
in t<:nlai,>4 children ln%>1!1.1!tiAtin'l~
vl1c,, t'l> !. !. IL, >jnt >t':}E III :ftcr lliv'
II. F'or*tra:.it1 New Y1rk=&un +
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

For the |st>t ten .:tt>1:- 4 r1llZ"'l OF
Portland hnS tet,, c',l.4t;l. tnittN
St:ttcS pn$ta!5: :@;u1f1l'H with t!l" oh
,i,ct in view ot obtaining I.0tU.NWn.
H. ::;tS now :'>|'h:o, mostly of thu
:: :. <::..>, ! ttnt denominations.
The r&:n;4;1.in" :u,Hn' will tn' col
ltetttl III IL comparatively short tiElc.
t|c I,a> olt, ,,inttl most ct t|c>t. stamps
ut t>ln' pt;i(.
f1c kt1~ them stored away III
past'}.,ursl l"'yr*. tit~l W III handles
ii l'H cnth. Tl4"s:r are r|;"syl III:
t*l5>, in tho Eo@n:,: It. i. II: : i. J.. ..::: Tin:
===.Ic 1lus til1ls*} }>t,el>tl' cti,t'1{t in ALI
underwear h',S tlft,eat ~ i::;llt*s ''>1'::::.
III l}lt.l,t4, v'itir ulNl 4 iln'{!<::+ t;o1' I
,er;::!l;%: II *uGh tN,x<~: tu hold H.
t>::z..: H. :~~ rprtfttsztl / Dr. .;>c:1 4e14:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

lIn1,lHr hl1l:<>e> :1Al arctlt> during
wet AMI sl4UWy wtatllc1*W1ll serve IT,
keep tin. tuct Try ;1nl warm Tlln 50
called chest protectors A1ul :ll al'-
titlcS intended tn ruHcr only .tr'tln
1Mrts ii tho. lun!y with thick TANNED
arc not sl4>jrul'}t', ns *tlIty rr1lt!ei
such III area Hcry sensitive to ttld. ~-
ii1hyI1tnt1 =.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

schoolgirls Brighten thr t"arnry 1T is"r1
Men toninE to Nurh,
Mixed with t14uAunbr.' stream OF
suburban Immunity t'lnt flows into
this t:i;.; every morning by Way ct /
tho NV York Central is IL bright
unl sparkling ill Wl1it:li llltt.:':> the
other, ny CONTRAST tTel1;1lntV gloomy, ]
Tho st,ttl1n Uf grown ~ commuters
ilnmrt*a*l""in thu newspapers III III
thoughts OF lN1sincsS, c1;t1l in dull Sar'
lnt:lt>. in:3:ftrrnt IT, SURROUNDINGS.
unmnn,llul of uu$iit save what IL i'm:
mc,l4l>.ly l,<tll<,>th t1iti1' .nth:t*s, Is sui
tititnt}y 1l1lHttr1ctivo ta1ul u.2ltlSl>lr~* Il
ing, hut 1T tl1uSe stations we'll within
thu city limits thi:; stream il sweet
r1l4l ;4ltl bl'i:<llt::luHl and tWsllc1n<l
hy uctts:iio,> i:'o,n the ,lll ct children
Gil t!4cir way to school.
Btfure the |tu~y, lr<H'{<1iltl men
know what il, going Un tAG rttr Ii
abloon with rb>y checks; tinrry
bright eyes shine from livery alter"
uute seat, aud soft curls flutt.'r beside
the rough ovv1rN'ts Vf the com
uutels. The girls come III with Il
sprinGy sttI'uld careless smile. They
nestle into vacant seats a1nl save
places for f;tturite friends. Thcrearo
little girls III the simple garments
th;tt become childhood, and eager III
admiration 1T .,l,l.r girls just don-
ming grown up ti1lcry. There u1v
st,ltlious girls intent on their hooks,
and willful, tlilnpltl girls full Of
smiles and gossip. There arc eyes Of
gray, ot blue, ct black, ot brown, Of
hazel. aud locks of every sha1e save
gray.
Tile grizzleel, slMctucltd 1n;ln, Slanc-
ing by accident OVER the tol, Ut lis
newspaper, s.:.'S just beyond the SIT
curl, and pink check in tho forward
se;1tu book printed i'll strangr,d.licute
characters tlIlt ;ll'null in loops and
tails He can read only the title ut
the top ot tlt I;.;;r. II il '''rl4r Fix
petition Of Cyrus TIN: Younger.
"What's that girl rt'.din&:" :lr asks
Ut the mnn 1T his >itle, il E1;u'>,Att.
twenty year. out 1T c,l|s+%". The
other look. over his newspaper una
over the rattty unconscious lnat'
until his eyes light Upon t!4e 'p1ser
characters. o1.ru familiar, aud tll1
few l.nglis1, words TT tic ht*;I of TIL,
page. Then ltv nttars thu single
word, "filvtk. .'* .
'I'.ln yuu rtatl it:
no: hurt1l't locked a. it since
: ls7:. Don't l,lu" even the alpha:
" bet" .=:==::>.
=" Meanwhile tho duinty creature IL
front li:l> turned hcr la;1:%r, hAvin.
Progressed three lH!la>A1I!;;s, t*,ll Il
rapid nlct}t;luital nlntiun Ut th>' lips
ln.@il1>. utr.,'n},&,!i:4i will. Whisper
ing. g,Aspl,4@ enl11!sls .thut* t)1, q1r'H1
Hyllah!4, r1nl in, q, ,:." :::"=t' 'ts. ''tti,
"Unt1l> '"''ttA, "o1l>i. '**"
"N l4At,. sllt ,t>lnt;<". ;t:!>::l the
grlzzl4rl .nan III <lWtt:;t.]ts.
4A.ul ne Of l>13. with an tstl fur
away look III III. tyv, answers, "Cua:
ju>$Ati1l& Il ycrb, fnnry."
Then the brakeman tu,ncS III, shuts
tllt ,luni, p]:tnt*; hi:; hack against it
and soltmnly announces to his audi
entc, This station iS Seventy second
street. W@lcrt;lt "'rAe Expedition of
Cyrus the Younger is CLOSED with Il
bang, and she OF the soft hair gocs
out. while the 1rizZlel nun III spec
tucles Sazts after htr with nstouish-
mollt and ht Of 1872 with dreamy ~.
gret.-New York Evening SIM.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

!',r4t,vr:y c1s7 solution, TIE 1if::'
Guilty l. to yet ::n': |nj.: sufficiently
l,4,y;n within tho l;nlit, Ut *ize a14l
weight to v;tic!i.it *>.t.,st IL rpsatiu<d.
,~StrilIur',
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

II say, it is nbout time our FREUD
!Albrecht got married; ho has bean en-
gnged long enough"
"That's what s'ly. LII fuct, ho is not
fur off celebrating his silver botroth..l.'
--Flirrtutlt, Elattcr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

NEW SK$(K El&> ONLY sub"crihe1> who
would Uke the deal DIR" b; paying up
h|ional "llch
tAan
United Stae <1'er"l Grants
M+nu ALREADY 1e h'nts Of The rc
IF
If people Mt" etn willing t" pay s" for
nltlon the United
States buy 1t the low
send General Grants Aen"'1s publishers
binding by
brightest cheapest
equal to the best - 90 magazine and
THE JOURNAL for
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

The Other Way,

"Why did Hicks full? Didn't he stick
to sound principlcs:'
"Thut wasn't it. His sound principals
deserted him."-NeW York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-04-30

Tho Julgo-~~l fine you fifteen dollar'
for fAst driving.
Tho Prisoner--Fnst driviny' that nng'
sny, jodgo. will you take tho hoss and
ton dollars in payment for the finer
Yunkto Blade
Irregular.
Indignant Observation-Disclosures pills.
Humbug! They won't do anybody "a
particle Of good. They will make people
sicker, il anytl1ing.
Ph1cgmatic Citize1l-Then what nre
you howling nbout?-Cllicago Tribune.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-30
OD PANA BULWY.

Nssz agent podrozny, pan Bulwa,
donosI po kr6tce, ze byf wizyta u
ksiedza koz}owskiego W Manistee,
gdzie szczerze zostai przyjety ipo-
czestowany tymi trunkami, ktore ks.
X. bedzie utrzymywaf W swym sa-
Ionic. ksisdz ofiarowai panu Bull
vie % bitych, zeby MIN dobrze
napisaf, ale pan Bulwa chce wiecej.
ksiedzu X. hardzo sic podoba}o to-,
co ?. Bulwa napisat W ubieg}a So
bote. Many nadzieje, ze pan Bull
wa wytrzezwieje do nastepnej sro-
dy napisze cokolwiek.
Tymczasem donosimy, ze ksiadz
koz{owsk; ludziom oSwiadczy{, re
"a owa posade podziekuje, DO wo-
la{by razem panem Buiwa podro-
zowat zblerat abonentow dla
"Ameryki." Ludzie sic martwia,
ze gdyby utracili tego zacnego ksie-
dza, to ME mogliby innego dostat.
Mozemy was pocieszyt, re "a po-
srednictwem "Ameryki' az 10 ksie-
zy Europy poszukuje tu probostw: {:
vice ma miejsce Jednego mozecie
dostac dziesieciu.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-30
OdpOwiedz Pana JanickiegO.

CLEVELAND, O., % Stycz. - Pro-
see redakcye "Ameryki'', ably spro-
stowa}a wiadomos6 podana kole-
ktorach i zajsciu W domu niejakiei
Grzcsiakowej. Przedewszystkim ks.
kosaszewski ME naznaczy4 mas ko-
lektorami, lecz wybrani bylismy
przez komitet g}owny. Nasz pro.
boszcz da} tylko oiare, tax jak dru-
dzy. Grzesiakowa miot}a mnie ME
obi4a, tylko zelzy}a s4owami, co tyl-
ko zelzy}a s}owami, co tylko dowo-
dzi o jej z}em wychowaniu, a ME
zniewadze dla kolektorow paraial-
nych. J6sef Jumicki.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-01-30

Wypada tu przypomnie6 szanow-
nym Czyteluikom, jeden ustep pis-
ma swietego, jak ciezko Bog ukaraf
tych, CO rzeczy swiete z Soscioia u
zywali dla swej sprosnej uciechy,
OTTO, co pisze pismo sw. (Dan. 5, LA,
~ Name Tekel, Fares. -.
w poniedzia}ek 25 stycznia mial
sic odby6 Stub W kosciele polskim
m}odych uowozehcow, gdy pan m&o-
dy spowiada} sic W konfesyonale, il
mu sic ndaio jedna dziewczyne raz...
pocaiowat, to zazdrost tax opanowa-
Ia ks. koz}. re ME chcia} dac rozgrze-
szenia panu miodemu, pierwej chciaf
mu naznaczyt ''publiczna pokute' w
kosciele, potem da6 Stub, ale pan
miody ma TAXI warunek przystat ME
chciaf, orszak weselny wrocis kc-
scio}a ''prozno" do domu. w ten sam
dzieh % stycz. KS. Koz&. CO to pilnie
strzeze (raczej strzyze) swoje owiecz-
XII, odjechaf w Amoryke "a swemi
''biznesami" we wtorok 26 stycznia.
Pahstwo m}odzi ze swiadkami udal,
sic do ks. Sl>larzyka, i ten ich z}aczy}
bezp&atnie weziem ma}zehskiem
pred ostarzem W kaplicy W szpitalu.
Gdy powrocA ks. "biznesista' 0 tenn
sic dowiedzia}, bardzo sic smuci Ia.
}uje, DO mu so przepad}o.. abied-
nj nowozehey oiesza sic, DO skromna
ucieche krewnym wyprawili "a tie
pieniadze, CO mieli "a Stub zap{acit.
P. S. Tax aeoucy0 Sp. Piotr: I list
ro5. 5, 70 q 3: "Pascie trzode Boza,
ktora jest miedzy wami, dogladajcie
jej ME 1,onie,rolnie, ale dobroarolnie ;
ME dla sprosnego zysku, ale ochot-
nym umysfem: Ami jake pan''jac mad
die dzictwem Panskiem, ale wzora.
mi badzcie trzody.' .'--Obr6''co proae
Boaych ] re1igii $mietej.
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DROBNY DRUK.

Dawniej ME by{o tax dobrych
famp, ME by}o gazu-to musia} bye
wielki druk W ksiazkach i gazetach,
ably go MONA dojrze6 prey swietle
ksiezyca. Gazety polskie ktore dru-
kowane wielkiemi czcionkami roz-
bijane o}owiankami, ,-pewnie sic je-
szcze ME dowiedzia}y wynaiezio-
nych sposobacb oswietlania. -. Pre-.
ciez ludzie ME kupuia papieru,tylko
wiadomosci.
Dawniej ludzie druk wieszali ma
p}ocie kionica sylaoizowali, TO mu.
sia} bye duzy; ale dzis kazdy wygod-
ME siada W. krzesle przy dobrem
swlat.e, chce ma ma}ym kawa}ku
papieru przeczyta6 jaknajwiecej via
domosci: cd dzwigania wielkiego
papleru mog4yby mu rece sic zmo-
cowac.
Wiecie, jake to wielkie narzedzia
do piracy (siekiery, wildly, fopaty itp.)
uzywaja ludzie W Europie... cz4o-
wick przeto zmeczy sic dzwiganiem
narzedzia ma{o roboty zrobi. w A
meryce kazdy przyrzad jest "malu-
ski,'' ale bardzo sszwinniuski.'
Dlatego, ze zyjemy W cywilizowa-
nym kraju i W wieku postepowym,
wiec dajemy drobniejszy druk W ga
zecie. A czy nasi dawni abonenci ME
So tego kontenci? Zapytajcie sic
sami pomiedzy soba.
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Przebiegf0sG mOskiewska.

" San Francisco toczy&a sic cd
dfuzszego czasu sprzeczka W tamtei-
szeJ gminie rusko-greckiego wyzna-
mia. Przedmiotem WASN'T by4a osoba
b'skupa Wsodzimlerza, ,ktorego jedno
stronnictwo uwaza "a swietego, dru.
gle smiertelnie nienawidzi; temu O..
statniemu powiod4o sic nawet W o.
statnich czasach przeprowadzi6 usu-
niecie rzedu biskupa, kt6ra to oko.
licznosd doprowadzi}a jego zwolen-
nikow do zemsty, mianowioie posta
nowlono zamordowad przywodcow
przeciwnego stronnictwa, Gopsowi.
cza DR.. r.Russela. Do krwawego dzie-
Ia najeto "a $4,000 niejaxiego To-
masza Rowdy, kt6ry ME tylko dzi-
koscia ale tez przebieg&oscia s{ynie,
czego dowiod} W tym w}asnie WV
padku. Udat on sic do Gopsowicza,
opow'edziai mu caiy plan mordu i "a.
warf MIN nastepujaca umowe: Sur
dut, kamizelka i koszula Gopsowicza
miafy bye Przedziurawione sztyletem
i napojone krwia pobliskiej rzezal.
nj swim ma dowod uskutecznioneoo
mordn dla najemcow do takowego;
Gopsowicz mia} jakis czas zostawac
W ukryciu, kwota najmu $4,000
mieli podzielit sic, ii. rzekomy nor
derca rzekomie zamordowanymi.
Plan ten rzeczywiscie wykonano 18
Stycznia rb. zada} Rowdy swej umo.
wionej kwoty Ia okazanie:n skrwa-
wionych szat. Moskale jednak, sw1a.
domi dowcipow swego plemienia,
ME chcieli wyp}acl6 az po okazaniu
i'm zw}o% Gopsowicza. Rowdy przy-
party do muru, poszed4 ma policye
zdradzi} sprawe, kt6ra sic obecnie
zajmuja sadly.
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AGENCI "AMERYkI."

ARCADIA, WIS. Kasper Krett.
ROSTON. MASS.-W. Witkowskl, 10 salem
CINCINNATI.-E. .Czerwinski, Liberty & cutter
DURYEA, PA. Dombkowski ..
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rNDIANAPOLIS.- St. Dobrzynski, 81 Eddy ST.
LORAIN, OF. j. Pawak
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NEW WAyERLY, TEX.-M. Nitka
POSEN, MICH.-Fr. Hoffman
PRINCETON, WIS.-M. Gwitt
PLYMOUTH, PA Kiernozycki.
PITTSBURGH, PAL. Grabowski, -, @u-ta ILL.,
so. BOSTON,-K. Malewski II! ST.
so. SAGINAW, Mich.-A. Bielak, 1903 Hess ST.
ST. LOUIS, MOI. Kalinowski, 2os5 Division.
3D. W 1926 Josephine
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wiedzia} kardyna} Gibbons, ale mas
inaezej sic dzieje. .Jak jestes bic
dnym, pie mozesz kupic Cd ks;e-
dza troche religii, to wierzyc " nia
ME wolno.
Jozef Kitowski Walenty, Grotta
cd dawna rentowali }awki Irregular.
ME opfacali podatki paraGalne,, ale
re osprawiedliwe obrachunki sic do
pom'nali, wiec ksiadz' ich publicznie
gwaftem,z pomoca innych ludzi, Ia
week wyprowadzi}, ku ogolnemu
zgorszeniu W kosciele.
w starym Kraju zle sic dzie,e,
90 mas gnebia moskale i niemcy,
ale tn Jeszcze gorsza niewole musi-
my znosit, bo mas gnebia ponlzaja
do najgorszych zwierzat, ci co niby
przychodza mas uczy6.