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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-09
The Republican Convention.

In the report OF the proceedings OF
the Republican convention as pub
lished yesterday, no mention was
made OF the AUS that led TO the
withdrawal of Messrs. f.. S. Earring
ton, j. Il. Moore, j. II. Tabcr, O. i.
Green, a. Hayes, c. II. Sproule, L. G.
Mcclellan and Dillon Roberts.
When tho reportof tho Committee
on Platform was read Mr.. harrington
moved to amend by striking out that
portion endorsing Senator Stewart
and Frahcis G.. Newlands. Mr.. Far
rinston advocated tho amendment in
an able speech, Mt the conclusion OF
which Col. Moore moved to amend
the amendment by including That q
ton OF the second resolution com
menclng with the word and in mex,
To the last line las follows: "and all
laboring men throughout the United
States"
Col, Moore advocated the amend
ment in n vigorous speech and wa: =
ably replied 10 by Capt. Palmer. T..
G. Mcclellan advocated the amend.
ment OF Mr. harrington. The vote was
first taken on tho amendment OF Col.
Moore and the came was lost and the
Col. bid his old party associates good.
bye and left the convention. Tn.
question recurring on the amendment
OF Mr.. Harrington it Was also defeated
md no and Mcssrs. Tabcr, Green,
Mcclellan, Hayes, Sproulo and Rob,
erts followed Col. Moore.
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For County Treasurer,

NJ. II. Miller announces himself ns
tho regular nominee OF tho Silver
party for Treasurer OF Elko coun-
~. Everybody knows Major as ono
Of tho solid business mon Of tho coun.
ty. IIo is competent and honest and,
il elected, will faithfully guard tho
treasure box Of tho county. Mr..
Miller will mako n lively. clcnn fight
for tho Office 10 which no Inspires aud,
II defeated, will make no complaint.
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Doesn't Draw Water Enough

Since Nowlands went TO San Fran.
cisco aud knocked Mike Harter out in
ono round, Nevada has rewarded him
with II nomination for Congress. Bar.
tine, left in tho cold now, proposes 10
knock Senator Stewart out of his seat.
Sorry, but Bartino nor any other
man can do it. Bartino is II good oil.
vor man, but no doesn't draw water
enough 10 sail In tho same ocean Of
popularity with bravo, honest old
Senator Stowart.-ITHe ROdd.
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No moro fishing for Humboldt
trout.
Politics in Elko county are badly
iumbled.
Are you registered? you are not,
you Should attond TO the matter at
once.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at IL \. 81. and Z:
% y. NJ.
When the political atmosphere
clears up, We witiau settle dogn to
business again.
Hon. Theodore Winters has ac-
copied the nOmination for Presidential
j.lHctor on tho Cleveland ticket.
Mrs. George Russell returned last
night from III extended visit to the
western part OF the Sats and Cali.
furnia.
Virginia Chronicle III. NJ. Yering-
ton arrived in London yesterday.
The Soidbug presB has beon notified
Of tho fact.
Break away from party ties md
support Weaver and Field, Stewart
and Newlands and Judge Belknap.
Ihoy aro Novhdu's friends.
Tho Reno JourHTR and Gazette arc
.@niiIp.v anal, ,tl,L. H., ,.I .,L.-
pot names. Ttis III ono Of the beau
Lies OF a heated political campaign.
General Paul Vundorvoort, tho olo-
qucnt Nebfagkan and ex Commander
iE-Chief of the g. A. T., will deliver
five speeches in Nevada next month.
VIM. 4. Parish and W. b. Duvall,
mining experts from Denver, and Mr.
Jumcs Clark left for Columbia this
afternoon to inspect the mines at that
place.
Secretary Grey on Tuesday notified
Secretary Lord by telegraph that he
refused 10 recognize and Tile the noun
inces of tho Reno Courthouse Con
vcntion.
Tho Times cricw says that tho
nominations made Wednesday proved
to DO quite a surprise party in Tusca.
rora. Eat your crow, neighbor, with
tho rest Of us.
Ell g.. Winnie, who refused to en-.
dor1e Bnrtine for the Senate has been
taken from tho Ormsby County Re.
publican ticket and Percy S. King
put in hig place.
Hon. Geo. s. Nixon, treasurer Of
to Cassidy fund, Inns acknowledge d
tho receipt OF $3.50 raised by tho In
DEPENDENT for She widow OF Ito. =.
Goo. w. Cassidy.
10 dofcnt Stewart / tho present
crisis would m Omission upon
tho pnrtof tho people Of Nevada TINT
Inc work IN tho silver ca use docs not
meet their npiroval.
Tho Massachusetts Democratic
State Convention declared npninst
tho FREQ coinage OF silver and do
mandcd tho repeal OF tho Act author.
Ing tho purchase Of i,5O0,OO0 OUNCES
of silver por month.
Miss Lillio Rosenstock will loavo
for South Fork tomorrow morning
TO take charge OF tho school in tho
lowor district. Tho young lady has II
host Of friends in EllSo who wish her
success in welding tho birch.
Two trainloads OF tho largest timber
over cut in Washington left for tho
Worlds Far, over Tho Northern Pa.
cilic, Sept. .. Tho two trains only
carried ten logs, each l22 feet long
and from ~ TO " inches in diameter.
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IRON TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

The Democratic Convention this
afternoon nominated Hon. Geo. Rus,
sell, Hon. +. z. Hardesty and w. w.
Booher for the Assembly and nd.
Journed sine die. The full proceed.
inSs will appear tomorrow.
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DR.. J. J. Lock, Superintendent OF
Lceli Post Graduate Dental College
has located AT No. ! Fifth Street, San
Francisco. My former patrons Of
Eiko and vicinity, when in tho city,
will lind iuc at the above location
ready TO so work in I'M artistic
manner.
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Now Open and Ready for Business

Tho Denver Photo gallery, neal tho
Depot Hotel, is making their best
enamel finish photos Mt most reason
able prices. Six cabinets for 81 80;
one dozen, 81 30.
/ will only DO in your town ten
days, SO make tho most OF this and
como and see samples Of my work.
Respectfully yours,
DENVER PHoTo GALLERY,
~. ID. RICuARDs, Manager.
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BORN.
y. IL. STEVENS,
Teacher.

JonHsoN:-1n Elko, Nevada, October
., 1892, TO tho wife OF Il. A. L. John
sOn, a daughter
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-09
School REPORT.

Following ia n report of;tho Mound
Valley school for tho month ending
September 80, 1892:
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hpbNl oE blbS.
WIN oHoW
y. VI. kiddlc 80
Nelis peterson 'JJU
Gilmore & Mccain Coo
800
And it appearing to tho Board that
the bid OF Ii. T.. Yates was tho best
andtho lowest 1t was therefore ordered
that sail contrast DO awarded to said
Is. +. Yates upon his fling n bond in
the sum OF SGlO.
This being the day advertised to re.
ceive sealed proposals to build Il
bridge acros tho South Fork OF tho
Humboldt river on the old telcgra; h
road, tho Board proceeded and ro-
coiTod and opened tho following bids,
to-wit:
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COMMISSIONERS
lSGS.


The Board Of County Commission
ers met pursuant to law, Monday,
Oct. 3, 1892.
Prcsent--Messrs Rigsby, Burns and
Mchfee.
The bills OF Il. d. Lanham and John
Wilson were LAID over by the Board.
Money in the County Treasury
counted and found correct rs COM
pared with the Auditors books.
The reports OF the following officers
were examined, approved and ordered
filed, to wit: NJ. Polk, Sheriff; l..
o. Henderson, Clerk; j. III. Tabcr,
Jailcr; Geo. II. Meigs, Recorder; j.
Is. Abel, Hospital Steward; and
jacob Eggers, Assessor.
Upon motion il was ordered that the
Sl25 now in the Independence school
fund be, and the same is hereby or.
dcred transferred into the North
Humboldt school fund.
Upon motion it was ordered that
the Auditor and Treasurer be, and
thoy are hereby authorized to make
tho following transfers:
Sl,2OO from tho General County
Fund into the Officers Salary Fund.
$40 from the General County Fund
into tho Eiko Road Fund.
S5u0fro the General County Fund
10 the INDECENT Fund.
This being tho day advertised to re-
ceive sealed proposals To build two
bridges on the North Fork OF the
Humboldt, river nine miles from Hal
leck STATEN the Board proceeded, re-.
ccived and opened the following bids:
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w. w. BOOKER,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,

ISSUED EVERY DAY. SUNDAYS Ex.
ecpted.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

tellectual capacity in transacting bust
ness of great Importance, and has since
well deserved the well founded reputa-
ton Of thorough business man.
After the death of his father he adj
ministered the large estate, and dis
tributed the money among the heirs
with entire satisfaction to all concern
ed. In 1888 he was elected director
of the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
Mr.. Bowers is a large real estate inves-
tor in our county, and is interested in
many extensive enterprises. He has
been director Of the Peoples National
Bank, President Of the Inwood Park
Company, President Of the Martins
burg Mining, Manufacturing, and Inn
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

amassed snug fortune, which he uses
literally in various directions to the
benefit Of his fellow men.
Mr.. Thomas received his education
in the schools of this county, and un-
der the many disadvantages existing
at that day. He was married Feb
ruary Is, 1868, to Mamie H., daugh-
Ter Of David and Eliza Seibert, also
residents of this county. His entire
life has been a successful and prosper
GUS one.
In 1870 he was elected Sheriff Of
Berkeley County, and gave such gem
eral satifaction to his constituents as
to cause his reelection in 1872, his
second term ending 1877. Through
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31
RESIDENCE OF /. I. BENDER.
d photograph ~ Q. G. Bonnet, Martinsburg.l

n H.
provement CO., Director Of the Valley
Exchange Building and Loan Associa-
ton, Director of the Ma1tinsburg and
Winchester Turnpike CO., Treasurer
of the Edison Electric Illuminating
Company, Treasurer of the Board of
the Worlds Fair Commissioners for
W. Va, also member of the Worlds
Fair Board, Director of the Berkeley
Springs Bank, AID member of the
Advisory Board Of the Hagerstown
Agricultural Association.
Mr.. Bowers served most creditably in
the Legislature, and was defeated for
the position of State Auditor by very
small majority. He is Vice President
of the National Republican League for
the State Of West Virginia, and was
Supervisor of the 18th census of this
State. He has always been an influ-
entail Republican, and has won the
respect and esteem of our County's
citizens, irrespective of party. Re-
Gently he was nominated and elected,
by the State Republican Convention,
held in Martinsburg, 1892, as a dele
gate to the National Republican Con-
vention which was held atMinneapolis.
He proved just the man for the place,
and we feel satisfied that better man
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

/. brief sksteh of|One o. OR ms.t PrsnI-
peuf. Innlenfiai. and Active BusIness
Men. and RolIfieai Leaders

It Is with pleasure. that our column
here presents to the public one Of our
eity;s most respected and influential
citizens, who has in the past BY his
energetic and untiring efforts, con
tinually exerted his utmost for
the welfare Of our city,. Mr.. Bowers
was born At Gerardstown, and is a son
Of the late John 5. Bowers. He re-
eeived his education in the Martins
burg High School, and but when
a young man he clearly showed his IN
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

sAetsh q One q Our Nest sue
ee-sfai Farmers and Bushes. Men.
The subject Of this sketch was born
in Berkeley County June ?, 1919.
From his early childhood he has been
engaged in farming. and is conceded
to be one Of the most practical farm
ers in this section. He is large real
estate owner, and so successfully
handles his property as to make 4
handsome aud remunerative income.
Through his own hard efforts he has
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-31

Since the expiration of his term he
has devoted his entire time to farming
and business pursuits. He has served
for number of years as President Of
the Peoples National Bank, which
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his careful and shrewd management
the county's affairs. were placed on a
solid and substantial basis, and with
a bright future before it.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-26
PeWnik pieknOSci.

Stopieh ma kt6ry;n ogranicza sic
pieknost kobet r6zni sic we wszyst-
kich krajach W pojedyhczych zda-
mach ludz;. NieIktorzy lubia tegie i
iedrne kobiety; drudzy przepadaja
"a chudemi jak sylfy, inni znow u
wielbiaja wysokie i dunno jak kro-
lewny. Ale wszyscy mezczyznl kau-
kaskiej rasy kochaia sic zawsze W
tych kobietach, co maja czysta cere,
--czy to blondynki, brunetki lub sza-
tynki. Ably mice czysta cere nalezy
utrzymat krew W czystosci, W ruchu,
ably zo}adek tez dobrze spe}nia{ swe
funkcye trawi} nalezycie pokarmy.
W4asnie naj!epszym srodkiem ma u
trzymanie systemu W takim porzadku
jest CDR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" Jest to gwarantowana
medecyna, re pomoze, ALDO pienia-
DE beda zwrocone. Jezeli chcecie
mice czysta cere, wolna cd prysz-
czow, PLAN i krost, to uzywajcie
Golden Medical Discovery
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-26
WARMIA.

S y c 6 W. Wedle niemieckich
dziennik6w napad{ niedawno temu
wieczorem W leslie W powiecie sycow-
skin iakis mezczyzna dziewczyne,
ktora powraca}a z Saksonji. RADIUS
zabra1 biedniemu dziewczeciu ME-
tylko uciu}anych $50 marek W 60,
towce, ale take wszystkie sukme,
jake mia}a ma sobie, dorzuciwszy ma
pozegnanie z4osliwa uwage, re moze
W sukniach beda zaszyte pieniadze.
Z{oczy1ca pozostawi} bezbronne
dziewcze tylko W koszuli. Biedaczka
uds}a sic wtedy do pobllskiej chaty
W leslie, gdzie prosi}a O nocleg. Jakas
kobieta otworzy}a jej drzwi j wska-
za1a "a piecem miejsce do przenoco-
wanna. Pc jakims czasie znow zapu-
kano do drzwi, a gdy je otworzy}a
gospodyni domu, wszed1 do izby jej
MAJ, ten sam RADIUS, kt6ry obrabo-
wal dziewczyne W leslie. Rabus 10
na odbyli krotka narade. Baba "a
preponowa}a, azeby dziewczyne "a
mordowad a nastepnie spali6, ma co
sic tez rabus zgodzi4. Kiedy rabus
wszed} do pobocznej izby, azeby ma
pali6 ogieh W piecu do chleba pie
czenia, dzlewczyna, kt6ra sic przy-
s{uchiwa{a naradzie nieludzkich bar
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-26
SOdOma / GOmOra!

w p6}nocnej stronie od miasta
Manistee, Mich, mieszka sobie je-
den farmer nazwlskiem Domihski do
chowa} on sic syna i miaf niego
wielka pocieche. Ten l6-letni syn
wyrecza} OLGA we wszelkich przypad-
kach, syn ojcu tax byf pos}uszny ze
bez OLGA wiedzy wiedza matkl
wypefnia4 matka grzechy sodomy
gomory. -. Gdy pewnego razu uda =
10 sic ojcu, z}apat matke 3 synem
ma goracem uczynku, zagrozi{ syno-
wi smiercia, poczem syn znik} bez
sladu W SWAT. A gdy czyni} wyrzuty
zonie, la odpowiedzia}a: "Tys stary
niedo}ega, syn jest wisniejszy." 4
tego k}opotu Domihscy wyprzedaja
swoja farme, gotowka sic podziela, j
kazde pojdzie W swoja s,rone. Biada
swiatr dla zgorszenia!
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-26

X K}ec k.o. w karniszewie wy.
darzy}o sic w tych dniach straszliwe
nieszczescie. iona pewnego cha}up-
nika idac ma robote, pozostawi}a w
domu dwoje dzieci pod dozorem II
letniego dziewczecia. ku wieczoro-
wi, u}ozywszy dzieci do snu, chcia}o
dziewcze to lampe zapalid, lecz ME
szczesciem zapali&a prey tenn }ozko,
W ktorem dzieci spa&y. Zdjeta stra
chem, wybleg}a dziewczyna domu,
ME wezwawszy nikogo ma pomoc.
Gdy matka powr6ci}a, zasta}a jedno
dziecko swe juz zupe}nie zweglone,
drugie bez duszy i straszliwie popa-
rzone.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-26
Ceny paSazerskie ZnizOne.

Lnizanie cen pasazerskich ma po-
droz W obie strony Ma jednej kolei
jest ma porzadlu dziennym. Rozmai-
t. nowe odkrycia ma Zachodzie lub
P6}noco Zachodzie, az dreszczem
przejmuja przecietnego smiertelnika;
nowe przedsiebiorstwa W stronach
Po}udniowych lub zachodo- poiudnio-
wych niejednemu szpekulantowi sens
porusza.
Cyrkularze i wszelkie informacye
wzgledem znizenia cen posiadaja a
genci kolei Nickel Plate. Potrzebne
informacye moga bye zasiagniete
natychmiast; gdyby ich agent ME
posladaf to zalelegrafuie do g}owne-
60 biura. Kolej Nickel Plate spree
daje tykiety do wszystkich klass po
cenach najnizszych a bagaze odsyia
prosto do miejsca przeznaczenia we
wszystkich czesciach Stanow, Zjed-
noczonych, kanady hub Meksvku.
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BAJkI PANA BULWY.

w pewnej wiosce osiedli& sic cy-
gan, ale nazywa} sic "Doskonalym
Medrca." Ludzie byli ciemni bali
sic zapytac medrcy, co on naprawde
umie, DO gdyby naprawde by& medr-
ca, a zacza}im madrosci opowiadat,
to by 60 tax ME zrozumieli. Wole-
Ii wiec wierzy6, re ten cygan jest
medrca, niz zdradzid sic, ze jego ma
droSci ME sa W stanie pozna6. Trwa-
10 to lata, ow cygan wielce
sic rozpanoszy& ludzi sciagal roz-
matte podatki. -. A "a co? Ia to, ,ze
i'm opowiadaf cygahstwa, o ktorych
mic ME rozumieG. Przypadkowo raz
zaszed} do tel wioski cz4owiek, kt6-
~ zna} duzo swiatu i ludzi. Poszed}
i on pos}uchat, CO medrzec powie....
ale wnet poznai w MIN cygana tych
stron, kt6re kiedys zwiedza}. Opo.
wiedzial to ludziom, ale coz kiedy on
opowiada} to ludziom pojedyhczo, "a ma
nastepnem zebraniu cygan nazwa} O.
wego podroznego przyb}eda, ,k}amca,
burzycielem, niedowiark;em i glup-
Gem, ME mogacym poznat madroSci.
Ludzie ME wiedzieli Jak sic przeko-
mac, kto kiamie, czy podrozny czy
cygan, i woleli nadal cyganowi VIE
rye, DO sic juz tax przyzwyczaili.
Cz}owiek, ktory prawde powiedzia},
zosta} niesfusznie pokrzywdzony, |
mus,a} ist W dalsza wedrowke.
Morot:: TAX sic dzieje W parafiach
polskich. kto prawde powie, to musi
wedrowa6 cierpiet.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-26
WIELKA ENCYCLOPEDIA POWSZE-
CHINA,

Pan S. Sikorski W Warszawie
(uica Chmielna No. 81 wydaie mad
zwyczaj wazne dla literatury pols-
kiej dzielo pit. "Wielka Encyklope-
dya Powszechna." Encyclopedias Wv
chodzi w zeszytach co 2 tygodnie,
cena zeszytu 70 kopiejek (oko&o 4Oc.
waluty Amer.) Druk jest wyrazny i
nadzwyczaj czysty. Artyku{y So oz-
dobione licznemi starannemi rysun-
kami. Encyclopedias ia przewyzsza
wszystkie dzie}a tego rodzaju W OBJ.
cych jezykach, gdyz ME pomija mic
historyi wszechswiata, a daje do
kfadne cpisy ludzi zastuzonych, ,miast
wypadkow, praw, i obyczaiow i
wszelkich zdarzen W Polsce w zie-
miach sfowiahskich. Encyclopedia
angielskie inne swieca wielkim bra
kiem tych waznych dla mas informa-
cyij. Zwazvwszv ma waznosG dzieia,
cena ma ME ME jest wygorowana.
Encyclopedias jest opracowana tax
starannie, re powinna sic znajdowac
W kazdej bibliotece para6alnej, w
szko{ach h polskich l w czytelniach
polskich towarzystw. Jezli prenume-
rate sic p}aci IA caiy rok GA zeszy-
ty, to cens wynosi tylko po so kopie-
jek "a zeszyt, czyli IA rubli i 40 kop.
(okofo 8 dolar6w). DO tej pory wy
szfo 4o zeszvt6w. Redakcya AMERY-
Kl W TOLEDO posredniczy W przyj-
mowanlu prenumeraty ma "Wiel-
ka Encyklopedye Powszechna." A
dres do wydawcy w. +. P. jest ia
kie. 5. Sikorsli, ul. Chmielna N. 3,
Warszawa. Poland, Europe.
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NiesZczeScie W kamieniOfOmach.

correspondent nasz Berea, o
donosi: w kamieniofomach tutej
szych, ,podczas rozstrzeliwania kamie-
nj dnia % Marca, Kazimierz Zielih
ski zosta} niebezpiecznie pokaleczo-
ny. kamieh uderzy} go tax SLIME, ze
zaraz sic wywroci4 ma ziemie, a gdy
go inni robotncy ocierali, zacze}a
mu sic krew lac nosem uszami. Do
ktorzy watpia jego zyciu, poniewaz
ma mocno glove pot}uczona. Kaz.
Zielihski liczy 81 lat jest zonatym.
Take dnia 81 marca Andrz. Skret
przestrzeli1o reke W tychze kamie-
nio{omach.
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NJ A u L X + X.

Tam ma niebie szafrowem,
Swieca, bfyszcza W gorze,
Gwiazdy mniejsze, gwiazdy wieksze,
Gwiazdy ms&e, duze.
Az gdy wzejdzie s}ohce z}ote,
Ma widok wybrahca
Wszystkie gwiazdy gasna nieba
Cd krahca do kraiica.
Tu ma ziemi, tn ma szarei
Swieca, niby roze,
Dziewczat oczy: mniejsze, wieksze,
Oczy: ma}e, duze.
Az gdy wzejdzie ponad inne
Mia jedyna.
kazda przy niej tn IA ziemi
Gasnie nam dziewczyna.
Noajua Josie1tczyk.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-26

barzyhcow, porwala sic swego
mieisa, rzuciia ku drzwiom uciek}a.
W pobliskiej wsi uda}a sic pomoc
do soltysa, gdzie ia przyodziano.
Wys{uchawszy ca}ego wydarzenia,
so}tys zawezwa{ zandarma, ktory
razem dziewczyna poszed} do zbo-
jeckiej chaty rzeczywiscie napot-
ka& ma tlacy ogiei w piecu. Ma "a
pytanie zandarma, dla czego zapalo-
no w piecu, odpowiedzia& z}oczyhca,
re iona jego chce chleb piec. Zan-
darn przyaresatowa} rabusia.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-03-26

Przez nieOstr6znOSG presmana rOzsy-
pafa sic nam forma, podczas kfadzenia
ma prase. 4 tegO pOwOdu wiadomOSci z
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, krajowe, oraz
korespOndencye z osad polskich, ME
zdazylismy drugi raz ustawiC. Beda W
nastepnym numerZe.
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Z NASZEJ OJCZYZNY.
KR0LESTWO POLSKIEI LITWA.

z Brazylii. w tych dniach
przez Warszawe dwie rodziny po-
wraca}y z Brazylji. Wyjecha{y one W
miesiacu maju "a morze, zwabione
opowiadaniami fatwosei zrobienia w
Brazylji fortuny prawie bez piracy.
Po przyoyciu ns miejsce wszakze,
predko sic rozczarowali. Me chcac
jednakze TRAGIC funduszu, wy}ozone-
go ma podroz probowaltu i owdzie
szczescia. Osiedlili sic naipierw, W
Parana, lecz zrazeni trudnemi ciez-
kiemi warunkami bytu, porzucili ME
bAwem to mieiscowos6 przeniesli
sic W okolice San Paulo, gdzie pra-
cowali czas jakis ma plantacjach ka-
wy. Tutaj obiedwie rodziny straci}y
matki kt6re ME mogac znies6 klimatu,
paddy ofara zoitej febry, r6wn;ez
iak i najm}odsze dzieci. Najwiecej
uc:erpia{a rodzina niejakiego Jana
Waka powiatu janowskiego. Wy
jecha4 on iona czworgiem dzieci,
powraca zas do kraju tyl<o najstar-
Sym 1o-letnim synem Teodorem,
reszta nierozsadna zachcianke wyjaz-
du do "Bresilu" przyp}acia zyciem.
Drugi, Jakob Kerycz, wyjecha} 70
na i szesciorgiem dzieci, powraca zas
tylko z trojgiem. Zona umaria mu ma
plantacji kawy, dzieci jedno ma
morzu W drodze do Brazylii, dwoje
zas drugich W Rio de Janeiro. wy
jezdzajac, sprzedali oni swe gospo-
darstwa, dis powracaja swe strony
prawie nedzarzami zamierzaja sta
rae sic s}uzbe w okolicznych dwo-
rach.
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kolica GAIA szala}a w tych dniaoh O.
gromna burza, ktora niezmiernie
wielkie szkody wyrzadzi}a. Tutejsze-
mu mlynarzowi Janowi Dolacie z}a-
ma}a burza smige u wiatraka. We
wsi Skaroszewie zerwa}a re szkoly
katolickiej ca}y dach cynkowy, przez
co ponlesie gmina strate oko}o 700
marek. W Kotunie wywroci}a burza
stodole, pobudowana drzewa. Mad
to So p}oty ma bardzo wielu miejscach
powywracane, drzewa przy drogach
korzeniami powyrywane. Szkody
So wszedzie ogromne.