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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-25

L.
Funeral services over the remains of the
late senator Barbour we've held in the
senate today, the members of the house
being IN attendance. They were conducted
by Bishop kean rector of the Catholic Uni.
Versity. This was the first occasion in the
memory Of the oldest officers of the senate
when the Catholic clergy otficiated in such
manner in the senate
HOUSE.
The house, in committee of the whole
resumed consideration of the sundry civil
appropriation bill. Mr.. Coggswell made
various attempts to increase the appropri-
successful. Mr.. Colberson, of Texas
moved to strike out the appropriation of
$50, 600 for detecting persons guilty of vio-
lation of internal revenue laws Agreed to.
The cause for the recoinage reissue and
reached, Mr.. Tracey, ofNew York, made g
point OF order against it.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-25
SATURDAY, MAY IA.
HOUSE.

SENATE. .---
Notin session.
HOUSE.
Not in session.
M0NntN Nav 1E
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-05-25
MONDAY, MAY l6.


Not in session.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

The short empire waist appears
among leading autumn fashions. and
doubtless many women will adopt this
particular style Of bodice. But there
are waists and waists, and while this
fad Of fashion may be selected by tho
minority, who are willing to refuquish
the long or natural length waist. there
are very many more women who are
not 50 disposed There is something
very unbecoruing TO the minds of most
women in the waist with its belt or Cir
die releested nearly to tbearmpits, and
although these look well upon special
figures and upon special occasions and
also very charming in the Kate Green
away models for children. they do not
seem the sort of bodice for general use.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

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buckle through which the sash passes
A pale blue ribbon is to be tied about
the society buds yellow curls.
To these might add for the greater
state and spiendor of greater years q
rich white satin dress embroidered with
gold passementerie and arranged with
pink velvet sleeves and plated collar
cite of gold embroidered tul1e.
I might add also a gown Of gray
ribbed velvet with bands Of sable run
Mug round and about the skirt, and
with broad sable stripe framing the
white shoulders.
But IL want Q word about walking
dresses now Is the time TO be saying it.
You may not call white cloth good
Der, and the frock I am telling you
about was meant TO appear out of doors.
1t was bordered with marten fur, and IL
had changcable velvet bodice, round
wasted and fastened with three big an
tique buttons. Over this it had mar
ten collar fastened with jetted cords.
More bearable from many points Of
view is . Russian costume of dark
green cloth trimmed with sealskin and
with cap and nun matching. The skirt
is hemmed up with a silk ruche and the
jacket bodice has green velvet lapeis
edged with fur.
Moro novel II IN empire dress Of old
rose cloth, with frill Of black ruched
satin about the bottom. There is q deep
rose-colored velvet belt and q full-gath-
cred bodice of green silk tucked under a
broad white silk chemisette to which is
attached high rolling white silk collar.
Scheduled to go with this toilet Is q
poke hat of green felt with rose-colored
standing plumes.
On broadway yesterday I happened TO
see q dark red and black striped velvet
gown The combination Is one high in
favor and in this instance worked most
successfully Two bands of plain black
velvet bordered the skirt and the bodice
was Of plain black velvet with black
hat covered with black feathers.
But there ought to be swift and sure
means Of killing this idiocy Of trailing
street gowns. ELLEN OSBORN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

coffee eolored lace roond the neck AID
more lace coming down over the
handsA
The PstriArohs ball takes place Moo
day night. and the full corps. de ballet
of dsbutantes vii be out with their
gowns. Probably the prsttiest thing
that have succeeded Ia getting sight
Of is q siivery white silk skirt with :
bodice Of exquisiteiy rne point dc
Venice lace Laid IN succession Of ss IN
front and festooned about the low
neck opening with . dlmy lace hounce.
depending from broad ostrich feather
band Over the bosom and upon tho
shoulders are silvery ribbon rosettes
with long loops and jeweled flowers 10
hold them The bodice was sleeveless
and the skirt edged simply with white
velvet roll
The mate 70 this gown--to be worn
by the sister Of the young woman who
ordered it from her own Designs =
pale watery green silk Empire frock.
dimpling ike the sea under sunshine,
and sweeping away in . train which
once would not have been thought
suitable for girl in her first season.
From andcr each arm starts band OF
pearl embroidered silk, the two strips
crossing upon the bosom and ending
each in . jeweled knot at its destins-
ton upon the opposite shoulder. The
triangles cut by the bands are filed in
with puffs of Italian lace. and very
full frill Of the same cobwebby stun
outlines the low pointed bodice neck
and stands up In fans against the short
pulled sleeves. The end and aim &C,
complished Is quaint little empire
zouave as fetching as You please.
For . young matron is a little white
chiffon frock. whose sleeves are pulled
from shoulder TO wrist: each pufl
braceleted with . pearl embroidered
ribbon A high belt Of white satin
crosses the waist in front and lace
cascades make sort of fluffy boa and
fall on either side Of the loosely hang
ing draperies.
More novel X not more attractive IL Z
dainty white mousseline dress embroid
cred with pale blue stars about the
hem. The corsage has long puckered
sleeves and an embroidered chemisettt
of muslin. A deep corselet belt of pale
blue u fastened with Q high silver
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

young man. she wearing . blue SILK
skirt let from . previous season and he
wearing an absorbed smile
blouse To wear Of an afternoon. OF.
indeed. 70 go ~ the Office in. II you are
. modern and advanced young woman.
and have an Office 10 20 10. IL of dark
red silk--or II might tust A. easily be OF
esus-and Il fitted quite closely 10 the
figure. except for q loose fold or two In
front The blouse skirts are full and
. foot and half In length and the
blouse eess Is a broad band of red and
gold gallon There Is gallon collar. and
the sleeves have gsantiets and above
them long puts broken in halves by
szlon bands
An odd blouse. though don't know
that 7 am prepared 70 60 so far a. To
say that 10 is 81 especially pretty one.
n = long coat bodice coming almost TO
the knees and with iss full front drawn
o<e~ add fastened straight up and down
on one side. As saw il worn by so in
sere~ting person as Elsie Clews. the
bankers daughter. Who II coming out
chs sexSpn. it was Of dark blush
gray corduroy velvet with narrow
esre ~ black feather trimming M add
down and ali around Miss Clevs wore
. black ribbon belt gray cloth skirt
and pufYed gray sleeves with feather
trimming about the long zsuntlets.
suppose IL ISN'T fair ~ mix Baby
Rnth up with description II Mrs.
Ci~velsnd's biou>es. but the temptation
n upon me - quote the remarks Of an
unsrp-~cissiv- small boy Who had the
hssnor - n suiiense with that famous
infaus The ether day AMI wasn't inn
pressed st al fs~orsbiy. 'she'sso thin
Ne saisi. ard fraid - lock . Teller in
she faee and sguealy; fss babies are
nicer
But u Nrs Cleveiaad's blouse The
small tov sltnrether approved 1t
ms All Wink he said and bad Tote Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

line OF gold, and her blouse was long,
reaching below the hips, belted, and
frillsd on the shoulders. The frill came
down IN . point to the rosette ON her
belt, and her sleeves were pulled TO be-
low the elbowx
The gown she wore IL with was . fine
black cloth with q narrow little black
velvet ruche at the bottom, lined with
tartan like the blouse. and fiaring like
all the newest skirts. six or eight yards
round on the door.
In such . costume . girl can't quite
dance, but she can do q surprising pro-
life that really tempt to the doing. A
girl can dance and Is very wise to dance
In such another blouse as young wom-
an coaxed into life for herself the other
day when the purse of pater familias
CURLY refused To yield up q new even
ing gown A function was coming of;
. toilet was an imperative necessity
and SO a scrap OF pale gray blue silk, OF
delightfully."- soft, rich quality, was laid
out upon the bed and looked at.
thought about. dreamed Of and prayed
over until. oy dfnt OF turningS, twist
ings and contrivings, inches enough
were discovered in IL and the odd cor
ners Of il for the putting together of
Russian sort of blouse bodice, gathered
under a blue velvet belt and laid away
In soft folds from the throat with q
deep. turnover fril narrowing TO the
mercst thread of cascade ut the waist
line Pulled sleeves were pieced To-
gether out of scraps and remainders
until they looked properly huge. and
the blue ribbons that crossed them near
the elbows were conveniently orna-
mental blinds for some of the seams.
With a huge bunch Of winter roses
the rnakeshift bodice was fine enough
10 stand on its dignity conscious of
merit. and the junction" had no pref
tier girl &C 10 than the one who prom
snaded on the arm of the handsomcst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

A singular accident is reported from
Brvda. in the Netherlands A young
man troubled with boil in his palate
went 10 = doctor. lie opened his mouth.
but the moment when the doctor put
his hand into the mouth 10 feel the boil.
the patient was seized with a violent
ct and cioeed his mouth tightly. The
doctors hand was bitten severely and
II vas with great difseulty that he sue
eeeded in getting IL ont of the mouth.
the teeth being closed npon il as firmly
- II IL were in = wise. When the mouth
had been forced open and the hand
Withdrawn. the patient was found 10
have died IN the it
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11
MODES OFTHE HOUR
The Ideas Dame Fashion Gives
for December.
SOME NOTIONS IN BloUsEs
= Forecasts Of the Gsoriss Of the Pa
tzsazen's 6~li-some 81 the Dresses
IN Prspxfsnoa-sueet Gowns.

When We people who write about
hshlon make any unusual effort 70 be
practical We commonly succeed in leav-
Ing QUE Iuss the one point ON which you
Wish 20 be faformed. and 80 hesitate
about launching into economies. anent
bodies and blous~s for widowed skirts
tereft Of their mated waists, and yet l
saw a tartan silk blouse the other morn
ting that wonld work In handily IN Al
most any young womans wardrobe.
twas al an early committee meeting
how early you do have 10 begin IN
order 20 sandwich all your Philanthropies
and your edneationaiities in--and the
young woman who wore 10 was dark aim
and curly haired Her eolors. naturally,
wsre deep crimson, green, black and ,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

A Milnthorpe fwestmoreisnd. Eng
lard. man says that ripe rooseb--ri~s
disappeared from his garcen VERY rapid
~ this rear. ard he supposed that the
mischief Wa done BY blaekbirds. On.
dsy his attention was called 70 rat
taking the fruit % with his mouth. ana
dropping them 10 other rats below.
Presently another climbed the lusa
end helped 10 gsth9 the fxuik
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
SEAR Il
Pan Nap,ol nj, ,ry,

ran Naglel, nle przenlerzaiac,
jest tax uczafy, jak pan Gollszew.
SKI, Do tego tez Abraham 4
South Chicago NagIa blcrze do
swolgo zydowscigo smarowldta.
Wal mer. W grople rh>cagoscij
spofNl sic gHtnje .jak " ii cielnym
kot|e. Is" Ten Mesy6sz lnloi bye
ma llncuchu OJ5w ualwiekszvgo
4akonu. Ale haudeies lest handle
les. mowl Abraham. Kim mach
South Chicago, ty glupi ganef.,
Iy ~bedziesz pisat lak Abraham,
az wal, bedzle dyktowac. Di,
widendy musza bye. Al wal!
Abraham s}odkl, Abraham mllv,
Abraham blosi! A te szajgicc
sz~eszyanSkle mech rzuca gwaf
townoszcz l SIZE ucza dellkatnoszcz
od Abrahama. Wal mir Nagiel,
VIE halsst? Sollt leben!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
Handlarze mfodych
Polek.
Lwow, Is PaAdzierniku

DIS rauo rozpoczaf sic pro
ces przeciwko zydom lzaa-
koW, Szotfferstelnow; j joe
fowl Wandlowi IS lch spoil
nixon = oskarzonvm 0 u
prowadzenle dzlewczat do
Turcyl.
z aktu oskar1enla, obe5mu
muiasego 80 arkuszy, wyjmu.
lemy tylko ciekawsze szcze-
goty, ~odnoszace sic do Or
g%a1izacyi handful uzywym
towarem'.
Il ubolewaAien podnosl ma
wsteple Irokurator, 2e pre-
prowad1one sledztwo, zgodnle
z lnfurmacyaml austryo wegr.
kousultatu W konslantynopp
lu. w~yXazafo dovodnie, Ae
"S1yScf "i'e''''1le uonlo"
polu pochodza z Gallcyi i ztad
cez spro"auNaIa ola Sleoie' ~
u1'ez W oos'ly'n
AurAo" 'n'oue "'e"'a'lY' hto'
&c nr'7u1 'oo4 "'o""
rem na1S "a)"'
nloA"e gl1 5 - p'1s's'e
oio'oo"' 'en spo''.'Ao"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
sekACC!E IA
PROCESS
Spofki C~hicagaskiej

p. Groszkiewlcz, jyfy d]ugo
letn, ! rzetelny wspofpracown!k
Spofkl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., utracl}
kllka miesiecY temu posade.
Bv1uby wsz> stko %porzadku,
gdyby byll GroszSNe"ic4a %odprawill
zapfacwszy mu "a jego prace.
Ale PREY ane gospodarstwle
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zapomniano
wlernemu robotnlkowl zap}aclG,
w~yganlajac 60 ma oztery wlatry.
Biedak sic dopominaf o swoje.
Me dali.
Nareszcie skarzyt Spoke.
Stanoli X. X, Wlncenty i
Gorden oraz PIP. ~Jedrzelek J
k,o1bassa. Adwokatem ich by}
znany Alexander Sullivan, kt6ry
to sledzial areszcie jaHo
podcjrZany 0 udAlaf " zamordowe-
nlu DR.. Cronlna.
P. Groszklcwlcza bronii polskl
odwokat Jarosz.
Sprawe sqdzi} sgdza Brighton.
X. Wincenty "ynl6s} SIG ME
2dawszy nawet Swladectwa.
X. Gordon bar!2o SIC krecI,
sdY 90 egzaninowaEo 4 prowadze,
ma ksi9lck Sp6Iii.
p. Nlo!Das>a ME Mie wied1jai
4 y. j~edlzeJea ~jeszczc muicj.
JAZZ SIC hyio MONA spoazIc ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
TO I owe.
CZY RYBY MAJA CLOS?

Nlemy jak ryba, m6wi sic o
ludzlach m~ilczacych, tyn4czasem
tego porownania ME MONA "
o%golnosc' DO ryb st6sowac, glvz
,stnleJe znaczna lIczba gatunk6w,
ktore posiadaja w}asnosG wydawa-
liza gfosu. Do Mich nalezy przede-
"s1EStklem mors&i skorpion
(Cottus), ktorego many diva.
dzlescia s7est gatunk6w, przem,e-
s~zkn.J4cych morzach i wodach
s}odkich p6fnocnej p6}kuli. Prey
"vJM"wan1u 2 Nody wydaia one
gfnchy pomruk i olatego rybacv
nazy~aja ,ie mrukami. U rvb
Irlgla, nalezacych 90 tepo
samego rodzaiu, mruczen,e lest
Jeszcze slIniej sze. Dufosse zauwa-
zyf, ze NIGGA one wydavac roz-
matte tony, z ktorych iedne sa
plskliwe, inne zas podobne do
mruczena kota. Stychac je zarow-
no W wodzie, jaK PREY wy mowaniu
2 MEL Gatupek ryb zaliczony
40 rodzaj u Dacty 0 perus
take posiada gfos podobny do
skrzypien,a. w oceanic Atlantyc
kim 1ndyjskln zyje sto dzlesiec
gatunko* ryb %nalezacych do ro-
dzlnv S c d e, kt6re maia
w}asnost wydawa1ia g}osu; fakt
ten stwlerdzaja opisy wlelu DO.
droznvch. Amerykanski maryrarz
John White por6wnywa ich CLOS
40 brzmlen basowych organu, lub
rzechotania wielkiej zaby. Inny
gatunek, ? ogonlas chromls,
wYdaJe dzwiek podobny do ira,
bienl1,; W nocy sfyszy go SIC ME.
raz .godzlnaml. Clos ryby male
zace] do gatunkn Sciazna
a q u przypomina tony oboiu
Tub altowkl, niekiedy zas brze.
czenla pszc<ot. Clos U m bripa
err h Jest slabszy i vic
ce] Sfuchy. Arystoles jug wledziat,
re ryby te maja wiasnosc wyda.
wanna gfosu. w oplsach podr5zy
20 poiudn!owei Ameryce, nievaz
napotyKa SIG wzmjankl O rybach
podobnych. Zdaje sic, za one po-
rozum!eJ a SIG q SODA tym sposo-
benz, gdyz odzywaia SIG najczesciel
"ledy. jezeli zhierze sle ,ch razem
w.$ksza llczba. Ryby wiz: NE
nalezal DO stworzen niemych, "a
jake uWazano lie dotad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
! NlW POLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

PRIV OSTATNIEM n,eszczes-
Gu w Indiana Ridge kopalni, kto-
ra lest w&asnoscia Philadelphia i
Reading kolel, zoStawat tam
zatrudmonv Stanlstaw hlemoro'
w,cz. Mniemano, re utrac'f zyc'e.
Zdo}ano go jednakze oeal't pc
% godzlnnej piracy. przez 70
codzln leza} ma plecach W m'eJscu
wysoklem tylko 3 stopy p'ec
stop dlug'em zywcem pogrzebany.
Gdy 90 wydobyto ! dano mn
orzvzwlaj4ce srodh, TAX " most
znow poruszac czSonh, utrae'f
prawle ruzum Z radoscl i obeJmo-
wal catowa} swych os vobodA'cie-
II. Me uozna} zadnych nadwers-
zen l byt po krotklm czasle W
stauie o w}aSnych sltach udac SIG
do dnmu. Oswladczy}, re wolatby
tysiqc razy umrzet, nz les1tze
raz wytrzymac meczarnle umysfowe'
ma lake byf ~narazony p:zez owe
% yodzin .iehoNo pod z'emi%,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
PkACCIE IA WIARUSP
Legenda
L R%adziejewa.
(DOkonClunle.

Mech teraz MOTT &a]acoasA
sic sierdzi, pomy>I"1 holy Joan.
Nazlo mu IA pwza olenlem przeto-
zougyo wy twlercio Z:j4cowa!
WG;cI., teiaz musi>z laMczNc tax,
jaN "a : kazleu. c bgdZemy
PR, gwizdywat. l blogosc z:lafa
p,er>l lasiowe. Daleklm wzroklem
s!ega1 iuz novych wiez, pod kt6
rych op,eka Kazlo miaf nastawlac
armaty nlebleskle ku ~ostateczneJ
zguble ,ozj uszonego volta.
Przyszfu kresNa Ma Matys-
ka wszyscy ch6rem zaspiewali.
Lewita azajutrz ~zacza} padac
okol,ce Za;acowa. Czuj ME uszy
wszedz!e nastawlal, ~wszystk'ch
chtopow y{askai, %pocleszaf raj.
skle I'm rozkosze oblecYwaf. =
Inu woitowl mic 1T powladaJcle
tymczasem, mowlt. skoro zas ma
dopre Was pod moia wezme ople'
ke l do mojej p1zytule kieszeni,
wtenczas pod brama tryumtalna
miedzy sw. Janem i sw. Wncen,
tym Wan. sic pokaze! = Bravo,
krzyknell ch}opi.
Volt jednakow6z W iakls spo-
sob o wizytach lewity SIG dowie-
dzia1. DO stu rs6w! gnIewle
ryknat, czy katabuchy maja mojq
osada rzadzlc bez moje] wiedzy:
Rierze swego maj lepszego
bachmata i dalej pedzi do
prleioaonego. L zd2Iwlemem sic
dowladujc, re trzy cwlercle Zaja q
c0wa, kt9re Cd dawna W zelaznym
swolm reku trzyma}, nigdy we.
dug opowowladah Johna Z RIA
die eva Go niego ME ~naleza1y. Il
oburzeniem sfucha1 i p~rze!ozony,
W jaki sposob radm.arem yorll.
wosci molly John 2 lewltq mu
naktama(l.
Poklepn4wszy volta pc pie
each, REX. %przefozony, jake pan
sprawledllwy, co TwoJe to Twoie.
I@Ilstorya ME opisuj e r%ozczaro.
wanna W raju. Co ma wyrok pre-
@ozonego holy ct COS. poWledllell,
ME wladomo. Ale wszystklm, skoro
sic wspomlna o okrutnym wojcle
zajacowskim nosy o%kropnie sic
przed}uzajq.
Pobozne westchncnia spelz1y
na n,czem. DO czasamj glosy ME
ida W nieblosy. !.
Jakaz czerpiemv . ~powyzszeJ
legendy nauke: Me powinnl
swiecl nadludzkq ml}oscia duszy
GEEK spowod 'wanl, przeiozonym,
talszu jake prawdy przedstawlac,
DO TAXI w6jt Z Zaj2cowa, patrzac
ma opleke niepowotanych, gotow
Jest bluzniG, az zlemla navel l
korony takich swietych hfogosta
wionych p%och4onie.
(Powyzszy artykulik nadesfany
nam zostaf przez ~rolskiego KAPPA
ma. = Wiarus).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

far1s. kazde 'tosztuie tylko $3.50
.ocznle. Plsmo LA COUTURIERE
(po p"lsku ,,szwaczka'') kosztuie
81 90: TAME pismo modn,ar-
sk'e LA MODE najwiscej Jest
representations pomIedzy fami-
lam r%obotnik6w Ameryce.
hosztuje tylko 81 so r%ocznio. Je-
zeI' ME mozecie dostac DO kupie-
ma tYch plsm modnlarskich u
waszego faktora gnzeciarskiego,
10 riszc'e wprost do wydawcy,
poo wyzej wskazunym adresem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
harchut w koz;e,
w Kurierzn ij;iuouol,

W Kurjerze Milwouckim .
dnia 22-go pazdzlernika czytamy
co n%astepuje: Bawlacy Cd pewnego
czasu W Milwaukee Jan Karchut
mtody literal, byfy wydawca,
,,Goscla' ks'egarz handlarz grun-
tam, zagorza}y rolityk, n~arazi} i
size ma to, re ktps zyczy sobie
~konlecznle, aby zostaf .,mezem',
ltcz on ME chce. siedm przeto
tymczasem ma rekolecjach, Cd
Ftorych uwolnl sic, skoro dw6ch
pewnych ~obywateli z}ozy ma niego
500 dol. kaucj;,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

II tego co to go Pietyoeucz
I Siupeckl zaiozyA u Wscousi
ME.
oletrowicz, ktory, lax wiadomo,
oszwlndlowaf tn wlelu biednvch
PolakoS &, osiedilf sic teraz W Thorp
l mlannje sig adwohatem, choc
ME wladomo, gdzie prawa stucra}.
Il pewnosc:a u Eredericksona w
Chicago. Mataczv jak ~poprzedn1o.
szukaiac sobie ofiar W biednych
Polakach przybytych do Aneryki
z rusk1ej Polskl.
Podbnrza on, jak tylko moze,
lud przeclw obecnemu proboszczowl
m1syi p~oznahsklej ks. FrydrycEo,
wlczowl ! chce gwa}tem wkrecic
tn ks. S}omlhsklego z Chicago.
w niedzlele, 80 Pazdzlcrnika,
kaza} KS. Frydrychowlcz wyrzucit
P'etro"lcza 4 naszego kosclo}a.
Gdy IA w~ezwanie k~ap1anSkle ME
cheat swratynl Pahsk,ej opusclG,
chcleii 50 ludzie chwyclc. On zas
coiat sig pomafu, plecami do drzwi,
l Wcfa!, re mkt ma nlego rekl
przy}ozyc ME %potrzebuj e, DO sam
koscioF opuscl.
W poltyce takze tn juz "a
czyna ses zwindlerka. Ia sprawl
Pletrowicaa jezddzl} Mallnowskl
"a fapdwKe Z doktorem McCutchen
2 Thorpu / jakrms politykiem 2
Nellsville pc osadzie i ludz, pol
sklch nakfanna} do podplsanla
SIG ma tykiecie -republ,kanskim.
Potcm kazaf Iudziom reke podn,esc
! pred nun przysiege sk1adat,
poczem napomma1 lud, re teraz
Pc zdaMu p:zysiegl So zotowlaza.
nj tyklej repubilkanshl zachowac
i ma nlego gEosowaG. Jozefa Senka
zatr@vma} ma drodze ! kazal mu
zfozyc przys eye, re da gfos repu-
bhkanom przs przysziych wybo-
ruch.
~l'le.rowicz juz san zieml ME
sprzpdaJe, tviko ma swolch pomoc-
Mtkow, kowaicwskiego i Mal,no
wskiego, piacl I'M podobno, W
razie gdy sprocoa!z;: 40 akrd"
2 ca.l cnYll raczcl moczasow. ,.
Golar"W.
Kowalewski MuIiuowSki. la
komiQc sic ma te fap6wke, spro
wadzai4 lud 2 ruskiej Polsk,
p~uszczaiq 90 ma wiecznq nedze
R'zWacid prawdy.
EAPISUJCIE sOBIE wIARUHA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
II st. Helen.
(w Oregon).

l Llstopada.
w dniu 8 Pazdziernika byl
tn ks'adz polskl i odprawit nam
naoozenstwo z kazanlem. Wszvscy
przystapillSmy do sto}u P~anskiego.
Ksladz Jest mtody. medawno
przvoyiy re RzYmu, Michat Fla :
fora. Pochodzi z Galley.
Koscl61 JAZZ postaw'lismy,
tylko wewnatrz jeszcze ME Jest
wykonczony.
Tutej sza kolonia polSka coraz
bardzleJ SIG pomnaAa, DO z,emia
dobra, dobre urodzaje, zdrowe
powletrze woody podoslatkiem.
Zlmy ME ma prawle zadnej.
Francis=@k Sobeski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
1k,ACCIE IA WIARCSA
MI Z. RYKA

PAROWC E Hamburgskle JUL
znowu przewoz? p~asaze:ow 40
New Yorku, czego przez diva ME
STAGE, z powodu cholery, ME czy.
n,}y. Pasazer6w i za}oee okretow2
badaia lckarze bardzo scisle.
Wszcikic bagaze ! }adunek podle
gaia desinfekcyi. Teraz wracal2 ma
tvch parowcach 30 wieksze] czes
eli Amvrvkanie, ktorzy zwledzlll
Europe Y 2,ekawoscl hub %potrzeby,
albo bvli tam W odwiedz1nach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
PndCzaS


o%statnjeeo pozaru dosta{ sic og'en
take juz do Platej ave, gaze
m~,eszkaia Polacy. Zapal'f SIG
dom polski naprzec1w domu popra-
WV. W k,orym mieszkall +. Rac'-
nowski, Jan Rvs J6zef sanota'
M,mo szybkiej pomocy spfonefy
domy Lucy LA, st. SzatkowskltS' |
Rnzmaryuowsk'ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
zastepca p. Loreuz.

zastepca p. Loreuz.
Uskaraenie wnosl zastepca
prokuratoryi panst va. y.
Plwuuki. J4ko ohrun:y fuuy.,
~ adw"Sacn PIP. dr. BI'z'n-K'.
Lehman krygowsk', W'ilers
Au,f Horvwlcz i Fle>zner,
Sprawa Ia budzl wlelk,e
zalnlrre>ow.uie. Ogot )cst
obuyzonv | pragn,e iak nnj-u
rowsze] kary ma z'ocz>n
r.iWl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
NEW 0 r S. p Anton.

WV ".:I.
Wisniewski. dawniej sly pufN"wh'k
,,Kraku>6w", umar} w sobo.e'
- PazdzierniNa, W 70 roNn zyc,a
Zmar}y wlelc dohrego czyn'f Qua
blednych prlybyszow 2 EofoPN'
kt6rzv W lego domu plcrwszes"
doznawal, plzytuEku. Choc'az lat
w,u,bv} dobrym poiskim patryot2,
to tez rodacy bardzo 90 luol'l
.,K,akusy", kt6rych byt z~afozyc'e-
lem, wyprawlll mu n~aza]utr]
vspan,a}y pogrzeb W Jersey CITY
edzle nieboszczyk pozostawlf trole
dziecl zone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

MINTO, N. D. rs. Gro
chowsk, mowi, II opuscl polsit
parafla Pulaski ,ponle~az para1lanie
me chca dopusclc, by wNdal'f
organiste p. Rutkowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
pORUCZNIk SZWATKA

znany ~podroznik do bicguna pot
nocnego, odebra} sobie W Portland
Oregon, zycie, wypfwszy poi
~flaszeczki truciznY laudanum. w
ostatnim czasie narzeka1 on ma
wielk1e bolesci W zo6qdku, a ME
mogac sic icL pozbyc, W rozpa-
cry zazy1 truciznY.