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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
$ scNsArlONAl LYNCHING
which Grew Gu of a Murder ut a Churel
Sumner.

Which Grew Gu of u Murder ut a Church
supper.
ATcnisoS, KAs., Nov. 2a.-The town
OF Hiawatha was the scene of a sensa-
tional lynching at 10 o'clock last night.
Last Thursday night the people Of the
African Methodist church gave a
Thanksgiving supper, at which COmmO-
dore True, a colored tough Of the place,
raised a disturbance. Will Walthall.
one Of the deacons OF the church, led
him outside, and no more was thought
Of the affair, until suddenly True rush
ed into the room with a knife in his
hand and stabbed Walthall to death.
True was arrested and lodged in the
county jail. There was great indigna-
ton about the murder, and last night q
mob jumped into tho jail and carried
True to a tree in the jail yard and
strung him up by the neck. While tho
man hung there writhing in tho ago
MES Of death 40 bullets were fired into
his body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

GHIcAoo, Nov. 29.-There will be a
strike on the L road within the next
t~wenty-four hours as a result of the
action OF General Manager Barnard in
discharging seven engineers, four con.
ductors and three guards for alleged
violation OF the rules oil the company.
A tie up has been prevented so far
through tho efforts OF tho employees
executive committee who ordered back
more than half tho mon who had lett
their posts Of duty in sympathy with
the discharged men. Chief Arthur OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
Younger p%ossn,t Know Him.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. pa Dispatch
special from Saltwater, Mimi, says Cole
Younger was seen by a Dispatch report
er to-day, and denies the truth of Rev.
William Williams statement made in
the Texas ~penitentiary relative to his
being q member OF the Younger gang.
He never knew him, and says he is an
imposter seeking notoriety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
E. .. PoTTs. BIC STORE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds
E. &. Potts's Big Store at Main and
Tenth Streets, and the Boom is in
Full Blast--Barsains Going Like a
Flash ut Half Price and Less---A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

For cure of rheumatism, neuralgia,
cuts, sprains, burns, stings, chilblains,
sciataca and lumbago, use Salvation Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
ABoY HANGED
At Macon, GoOrsin-lho Execution Phi
vnte.

MACON, GA, Nov. 2a.-willie Bell. a
negro boy aged fifteen, was hanged here
to-day at IL o'clock. The press was ex-
cluded and the execution was private.
A large crowd collected around the
structure, but could not see the execu.
ton. The boy joined the Episcopal
church several days before the execu:
ton and walked to the scatTold and died
bravely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

Be sure you get the genuine Bastin's
Cough and Consumption Curefor coughs
and colds. 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
ALR.


Four acres and a goodhouse and outbuildlngs,
ono mile east Of the city, S1,70l.
Farm Of l5O acres three and half miles below
fine river bottom, with seven .roomed house and
1ntelaS outbuildlngs On easy terms.
Farm SC acres. two miles from city: splendid
improvements; suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm, q acres, ono mile west Ok Bridge
port
Centre Wheeling. $3.50.
Lots at east end Of Twenty,third street on
Houso OF three rooms on Pike street, $3.50.
Double brick house, 35lO and Gjl2 Chaplins
street Q rooms each, with all modern improve
mcntB, $1,000.
2lots In Hnndlnu addition. CHEAP.
2ll5 and 2ll7 Main street. IS feet front.
House Of SIX rooms, 25lS Jacob street, and
four roomcd house in roar, $500.
HouSe OF six rooms, 2G20 Jacob street, S3y3g0.
House of SIX rooms and hall. with modern
conyenience5. 1916 jacob street. Sl,75l
House OF i've rooms. Fourteenth street. 5000.
House Of five rooms, Eof street. Center
House of eight rooms, Jnbob street. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, $500.
Thrco houses on Moyston street. Sixth Ward,
$500
Splendid farm, atty acres. nlno miles cast Of
Lot on Twcuty.nlnth street. 500.
onc;halt lot on Mccolloch stroos Center
one:hali lot on MocOlloch and Belmont
oao:hSii lot on chnplluo street Sixth Ward.
One of the best manufacturing sltoI In the
city, fronting on two nllroadA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

BESIDES killing reaches and bed bugs
instantly, Bugine is one Of the most
powerful disinfectants known, and is
worth its weight in gold for this pur-
posa alone. 25 cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

tile Engineers Brotherhood has been re-
quested to come here and take charge
Of alIairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

FoR EARAcHE, Toothache. Sore Throat,
Swelled Neck, and the results OF colds
and inflammation, use DR.. Thomas
Eclectrlc 0il-the great pain destroyer,
DGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
coRNIcE AND TIN RooFINo..
STEEL AND FELT ROOFING.

Call and got prices before contracting, as am
prepared TO give bargains In that line Of work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

Tho annual meeting Of the Y. NJ. @. A.
will be held this evening.
Thoburn Post No. 70, G. A. R., made
nominations last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30

The remains of Mrs. Rebecca Thomp-
son were laid at rest in Riverview yes
terdaY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Racznos5 Rodacy!

Pray Nowytn Roku 4 tyIu
rozmaltych 2yczeh Czytelnl-
kom >poprzednio &iozonych,
jednego przedewszystkiem pra.
gn,emy \spelniehia, to, ably
Polacy w Ameryce unlkali i
stroni]i oAkra4acych nieprzy-
jaci6f, ktor*ml sa sekty ma
sohskle.
Wyteza]a onl obecnle
wsgystkie swe silly, ably zagar-
mac ;udzi bez roznicy stanu i
pochodzenla.
Codziennie wciagaja W swe
loze nowych braci, ]ak sw,ad-
cza organa pred naszYmi o.
czam, lezace Go miesiac pra.
VIE nowe zak1adaja loae. kt6.
rych cz1onkowie wychodza ma
polowanie "a zdobycza no
wych slf bardzo i'm po2ada
nych.
Dzieje sic to W sposob tat
wy.
Pod pozorem zabezpieczenla
3ycla o warunkach wrzekomo
przystepnych "a opfata wstep,
nego zdobywa)e soble rekru
tow, 'st6rych po so'siych eg2a
minach posuwaJa ma wyzsze
stopnle.
u bolem prawd2iwm /
smutkiem niekiamanym wyz-
mad muslmy, ae piednl Polacy
staj9 sic tel supem falnYch
! towarzystw, podkopujacych
: Koscioi aw. j sp6leczelistwo.
Konstytucy", kl6:a prey
padkiem znalealismy, obiecuJe
slote CORY, ale pod nader
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Many teraz dw6ch
P.odrozuj@cych agen-
tow, pana J an a
Il y m a kie Wlcza,
kapitana tutejszego
Legionu Polskiego, i
nauczyciela pana
W awrzynca Radon
skiego.
Pan Rymarkiewic
pojedzie ma po-
czatku przysz}ego
tygodnia do Stevens
point, Wis.,, pan Ra-
domski zas do Nebra-
ski, Pc drodze wstapi
pan Radomski do
Wells / Minnesota
Lake, W Minnesoeie.
Niechaj sic tamtejsi
abonenci, zalegajacy
z op4ata "a w lARU-
SA, zabiora W ME-
dziele, II Stycznia,
do koscio4a z p1enie2-
dzmi.
Kto winien "a
WARUSA, niechaj
pNesle obonament,
clo6by nie odebra}
rachunku, bo teraz
tvIe MANY pracY, IL
do pisani;' rachun-
kow nawet czasu ME
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Zgody wlozono do pudia.
Zwiedzill grote. podziwiali
stalaktydy stalamity, podzl-
wall, jak slepe ryby mog1y
pred talk uczoaeml mezaml
uciekac t. d.
Ponlewa2 i burbon,tu W
beczu|ce Ju& ME stafo Sill
szowka wyschfa, 2oladkl
dopominaly sic swych nale2-
nych praw, udano sic wprost
ma kolej.
Poslllwszy swe uczone wne.
trznosci kentuckiemi wurszt-
lami, jako free-lupch'em,
ws'edli nareszcie z archelogicz-
neml zdobyczam, do wagonu.
Wagony, jak wlemy, So W
Ameryce mocno ogrzewane ze
wzgledu n, lekki ublor anne.
rykanskich gentlemanow.
ZdobYcze accheologiczne posta-
Niono ostrozn1e Ia po!ce w
wagone.
Ciep1o zaczeio swa fsyczna.
sIia mocno dzla1a6.
Me d}ugo bawi}o, al tn
)akls mocny nieprzy)emny
zapach zaczat molestowac DO
sy naszych uczouych turyst6w.
Jeden ma drug,eg. zaczaf
NINA podejrzliwa spogladaG.
= Kto vie, czyby nlebylo
przyszio mledzy tymi uczone,g
mi do pewnych archeologlczno-s
chem'cznych nieporozumlen,
gdYby iani pasaAerowle ME
pyli zwroc'li uwagi kondukto-.
fra na owe pud:o W ktd~
isrsm, SSsk mowili, musi bye
lakes dzlWne vIsum roper
1ium.
zdjac podip, otworzyd =
zobaczyt, saklac po samerv-
kahsku wyrzuGlc te asebeo-
loglczna zdobycz Ia oknos,
by]o dzlefem lednei el,wili
spre2ystego slug, xomponil
OHIO and Mississippi; R. H.
Nowych zas uczonych archeo
logow wyprosif ma chwile o
wagonu II. klasy ola palacycll.
Gaia hlstorya skonczyla siqj
ma kilku wykrzyknikach:
shoklngH a nasi archeologo-
vie pospuszczawszy nosy ma
kwinte, kontenci byll, be ta
archeologia ME mlafa dla
MICA umiejetniejszych, leszcze
kal'graha ME objetych, skut.
k6w.
N. n, Professor staro2ytnos.
ci egrpskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

przykryml warunkaml (copdi.
taons) i wYmaganiami [requare.
n1ents).
Wsparcle posniertne wyno
81 cd ra1u 1000 do}ar6w, ma
kt6re czfonKowie wplaca,a
1nlesiecznie dolara, ale zapy.
tacle moze, czy iatwo dosta]e
sic ono 3onie W przYpadku
smierci meza? Ach, gdzie tam
Czfoneh, ktory zadosyG NE
uczvnlf wymaganiom, tracl pra.
wo do posmiertnego, oraz u.
go spadkobiercy.
Document czyli poilsa albo
certyfikat nosl nazwe Benef1'
cary certyficate2a op1eWa. tek
,,This certificate, issued by
authority Of the Supreme
Lodge etc. witnesseth: That
Brother N. N. .... is EMIT,
led to all rights and prl.
vlleges Of membership IN
such Order and to two thou
sand dollars Of the Beneficial.
rY Fund at his death TO be
paid to his wife N. N THIS
certificate IS ISSUED upon the
express condition. that said ~
~. shall IN every particuza,
comply eUlth all zaaUs, rules and
requirements Of SAID Lodge.
20 polsku: Ten certlf'kat
wydany przez wfadze najwy2
szej lo&y, poswiadcza, il Brat
N. N. jest upowazn,ony dc
wszystklch praw przywlle)ov
towarzystwa, W taklej Lozy,
j do 1000 dolarow q kasy
dobroczynnosc1 na wypadek
jego smlerci, wypiacaluych ,ege
2onie N. N.-T en- cert
flSat je st wy d a n y
o d Yraz n y N W a
un K i e IN, 2e RE 20
ny N. N. (Brat, czio
n 9 X zg sic h e t
ME (prz tani e) ns
wsz e | k e praw Il, e
6 III y W magan w
M e n one Lo zy.
Jeden z g1ownych warun
kow condlt'on orzeka jaA
nastepuje: Any deceased
member shall be buried
according to the usages anc
with the ceremonies Of the
Lodge, czyl,, ka4dy znarf,
cztonek powinien bye pocho
wanym podiug zwycza]ow
z ceremoniaml rytualneml
Loay. Jedno wymaganle Ire
Quiremeat powiada zas wyraz
nieu Each member nea1st zeave
at the outer door Of his lodqt
all religious, po!aticql sectarian
or social prgud1cesN po pol
sku ,,Kazdy cz}onek mus
pozostavl6 po "a zewnetrzny
mi drzwiami sweJ lozy wszyst
kie rel'g1ue, polityczne, SEX
ciarskle albo towarzysk,e u
przedzenia (przekonania).
Me dotykaIac samych ma
sonow, kt6rzy jako rzeteln
/ dobrzy obYwatele rzeczypo-
spolitej swobodnie sic rozwi
jac moga wsrod swe
go aywio}u i ktorych Z czy
stem sumieniem w spokoju
pozostawiamy, naszych 2oda
kow przestrAegamy, 2e zawio
da sic wstepulac nibY to W
towarzystwn zabezpleczenla ay
cla Il w lstoUe do towarzystwi
tajnego.
Iapisanie sic do woInomysl
nych ME tylko Jest przez Sto
lice Apostolsl<a zabronionem
ale sciaga nadto cenzury kos
cielne ME przyniesie iudxa
cej obieeank' po6mlertrego.
Polak prawdziwy nigdy MI
wYpelni warunk0w konstyt.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
(SYLW ETKA).

Kto mysli, he W Ameryce'
W kraju zlotego cielca, dolara,
humbugu , lnnych umiejet.
nosci, ME ma ideaiow j ids
alnych MEOW .-- ten chyba
ma roaum dIugi jak Zgoda W
Chicago. So W Ameryce
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
ADBES WIARUSA: Wiarus SO E. End Str. Winona Mimi

wedlug dat uporzadkowa6 W
przyszfej bib!iotece narodowej
imienia p, Katusowskiego W
Chicago. Sllsz6wke wzieto dla
fautazyl i kura3u!
WY)echali. = Gas bvf
mrozny. = Szczesliwie W, sr6d
buduIacel naukowej konwer-
sacyi zaiechali do Convingto-
nu, mad rzeka Ohio, - stoli.
cy Kentuk6w.
Ma dworcu oczekiwal tych
mellow naukl p. Tomasz z
mlasta, gfeboki teolog zwiaz-
kowy, - facinnlk znakomlty
= pisarz wyborny, lednem
s}owem: ozdeha calego Stanu
Kentukow i Zwlazku.
Przywitanie tych mellow
byfo serdeczne - zakrcplono
]e homie slisz6wka ! puszczo-
no sic samoczwart W dalsza
droge do slawne) groty.
L Tomasz z m'asta leplej
obeznany grotami poszu-
kiwanien archaeology innych
pzedm'otow - zabrai ze SO.
ba beczu1k9 ,.burbonltu", kto.
rego moc rozsadza]aca uzna'
nawet nasz chemlk p. Naglel
cd Reformy.
Pan Tomasz z miasta cudo-
wne opovi iadaf rzeczy o tel
KeIl ltuckiei pieczarze, o sta
fattYdach stslamltach l IN
nych tryfakcyach>
Pan plsarz sIuchal, tych
dziw6w uczena obojetnoseia a,
ale gdy nasz teolog Kentufkl
wspomriaf o sIepycb rYbach
= rozjasn'ata a'e twarz fial
szego I'tersty, gdy& mYslal, zu
slepe ryby, to wielSopolska a
postna potrawa, czyli zupa,
przvrzadzana kartohi, pie
trpszki mIeka. ktora ,,slepe-
mi rybam;" nazywaJa. Zofa-
dek bowiem literaty dopoml
nal SIG juz dawno bruczeniem
wytknietego celu, chocby tyl
ko roslinnych utworow.
Zmienifa sic jednak fzyo.
nomia gfodnego literaty, gdy
mu p. Tomasz z miasta IVY
swietlnit", lie to ME potrawa
: tylko ze W grocie zna)duje
sic jezioro W MEM ply
wa]a slepe ryby - tax mp:
jak chamy W naszym Zwlaz-
ku.
Nareszcie staneli nasi stare.
zytnicy u celu = ME wy
tkl,'etego = ale przedziura-
wlonego clemnym kurytarzem.
Mroz trzymaf, a nieucy-
w'llzowany Boreasz dal mroz
ny1n swym oddechem W sama
grote.
M q u m uss Gluec k
h d b e n, m O VIA n i e m
cy, un d s c h oens sem.
Ma samym zaraz wstepie
groty, tut W kacil1u spostrzegf
nasz generalny Sekretarz ar
cheolog', czyli starzyzny, pc
Wna Wazna Skamienlatosc.
Mlala ona forme okregto
stozkowata o dosyc szeroklej
okragIel poustawie. zakon-
czona Il wlerzcholka sp!czasto
W formIe paragraph.
Nasz ucfony literat, chcqc
pokazac swojq archeologiczna
wledzq, zaliczyi te skalnien,a
lose do epokl kamiennei lub
krzem'ennej, ale p. Tomasz 2
lnlasta, sadzac 2 ciemnobru.
natnego koloru, zaliczyt t.
sSamIealafosG do epoki bron.
zoweD.
Ten arcywa2ny archeolo'
glcany przedmIot podnleslone
aalikotpta o,u;n;ato ,ton
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

ideally i idealni ludzie; So sta
lowe zasady wypcbane cele;
sa odpadkl posmlertne, Jest
szkofa splewu p. Maffka, So
extraktY z odpadkow, guzik'
y kompresowanych tartych
kartohl, a la sfoniowa kosc;
jest maslo bez krow nabia.
fu, So jaja beg Kury, sa re-
daktorsy polscy bez ortografii
l znajomoscl gramatyki; So
nawet archeoiogowie czyli sta
rozytniki!!
Pozostawiajac wszystkie te
stawne wynalazki wyzsze
umlejetnosci do ocenY ludziom,
ktorych rozum l wledza ka-
ligraha objeta przejdzlemy
ma pole nowo3ytnej umlejet.
nosc' t. q archeolcgil, ktora
nawet W GailcYi wielkiem
uprawiaJa powodzeplem.
Ze i w Ameryce So ludzie
idea}u, zaimulacy sic niet> lko
atworami rosllnnemi ale
tak2e un'eIetuosc'4 archeolo-
Gil = t. i. utworow przedpo-
topowych skam4enialosci, do
:ad &adna ,wiedzs~ kaligrafi',
nleobletych, zaraz to Szan.
2. L. czytelnikom pokazemg
W wlelkie swieta, )ak Ap:
W Boze Narodzenie, kat@iey
i prawi polacy ida do koscfo'
la: " nocy ma pasterke. rano
na jutrzenke potem na
sumo. Spiewaja nasze piekne
polskle przy 2fobku Jezusa
kolendY, odwiedzajac sic ma
wzalem, famiac sic W mifosci
braterskie) opfatklem we1iug
ojczystego zwYcza]u: ale we :
dug nowych + ,,kal,gra6a OBJ.
jetych, badale - sa to ludzle
Ezwykle ciemni, zacofani, OBJ
skuranty - OF clemnota, -
ktorzy prowadsen; ma pasku
sredniow wiecznych przesad6w-
daja sic wyzyskiwac sza)ce,
jak .p'sze Zgodu, glupich po-
pop6w polsKich. ktorych uczo-
ny DR. Kozok 2 kentukow,
zbrodniarzami u Zqodzie ma
zywa.
Postepowi ludzie, = Iudzle
osw'ecem pochodaia wiedzy
kal'grafia objstei ludzie
llberalni, toleranci, patryoci
polscy i t. d. ina aczej uzywaja
dni sw'atecznych.
Dwoch nam znaiomych pol
skich arcaeo]ogow, wraz z
sta wrym pisarzem. ktorego
literacka w;edza ami kaligrafa
objeta bye ME mole, wyoraio
si1 we swieta' ma archeolo-
g'czna wycieczke do sfawne]
groty W Kentukach.
Postepowi ! swiatll Amery-
kanie ufatwlaja we swieta
znlzka cen ma kolejach,
podobue uczone oxkursye.
Nasl uczenl badacze stare.
aytnosci, zaopatrzyli sic W
du2e pud1o do afcheologlcz.
nych przedmiot6w r W l9
tom6v B'bllografis pana Carl
V. Rozbickl Es,reichera, W
Przewodnik archelogiczny p.
tepkowskiego, w funt t?to-
niu do przymkl i Ava garuce
S lszowkl Mi wyfral' SIC W
naukowa podr6z 8Bib|ografq
W XIX Tonach III G. Won
Roab:cki Estreichera ma 20 I
soba zabrali, aby W raMe
potrzeby, gdyby W Kentuckiei
jas&Ipi odkryi jake ,ndyan
skle pargamIny, dyp1omy, Iut
staro&ytne wydanla dziei A.
pachow, bardzo nczonegc
szczepu Indyap, mogll wedlue
wskaz6wek wy&el wzmlanko
wanel B'bilografii ocenlt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

w AoAy A"AoAOufCu w htO.
rYna to raz,e tract prawo do
korzYscl i jego certyfkat ira
cl znaczenle zapefne.
Trzeba )uz bardzo twarde.
60 serca i n'eugietego karku,
aby raz ma zawsze poaegnaG
sic q duchem olczystym, z
wiara katollcka i mifoscia
dzleci, ktore przecle1 ka2dy
&yczy soDie wychowae " vie.
RE swe] i przodkow swolch,
czego dalsze ar1ykul7 konsty-
tucyi zabraniaja.
Pewne W tel m1erze pray
kfady, De Polacy wypieraja
sic koscioIa sw., ze dziecl ME
daja chrzclc, chyba W potrze-
bic l to wszYstkie ma raz
minneapolis r
-ebeenie -honorowy- esleaeI1 i!
prostY ~ezefegoWiec), 2e ME
dozwa]aja IA cbraesciahskie
wy:howanle tychze a samYch
s'cble ka2a grzebaG ma ma
sonsklch cmentarzach (~t4lso-
myslnych z rytem-aasohsAian
iakto byfo niedawno-w~G an 1
K a pi ds ME ,dowodza fax
tn. ia&oby iuz caiy narod
polski lekcewazyt so5ie spus
c'zne o)czystq.
HUI moze lest miedzy Po-
lonia ludzi, ktorzy jak chca
wyt:wac do 5m;erci W wie17e
swietej, tax znowu ola obie-
canych tysiecy naleza do lo3?
Czy ME zwodza tacy slebie?
Wszak W kazde) lozy Jest
pefno szpivgow, brat brata
podglada sledz', ,czy przy
padkiem lego postepo~anle
ME jest wbrew konstytucyi.
W wypadku denuncyac.
czyli doniesienla:: Ae czfonek
jest jeszcze kato!lkiem &e
po smlerci po katolicku byi
pochowany, certyfikat nic ME
znaczy, gdy2 laws, rules re-
quirements ME byfy zachowa :
re a rytuat jaklegos Roberta
pomlnleto pogarda autora
samego. Dobrze sic wlec Ro-
dacY zastan6wmy mad kroka-
MI naszyml, bo ME wlemy,
gdzie dusza / mlenie ma VIE
XII przepasc moga.
C62 tedy powiedzleG o pa
tryotach polsklch z wytoczo-
nymi celanl, coz goracych
m1fosn'kach o boahaterach
z pola walk',s pnns4taajae- -prze.
bolale plersl, ktorym adowod-
Mono nalezenie do sekt tai
nych?, Cl 2 ]ednei strony mu-
sza sic pozbye ldei przeko-
nan polltycznych, narodowych
a 2 drugiei miehisnia sic bye
wYfacznymi patryotaml. Czy
to ME blaga przypadKie,n?
Sfusznie tedy powiedzial
Pewlen mason, ze masonem
trzeba sic urodMc oba}amu
cony poneta posmlertnego
ujety cztonek nlgdy nm ME
bedzie.
PkACCIE "a WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
zAP1sUJCIE sOBIE WIARUSAa
P0SZukiWanle.

Poszukuie mojej slostry WIKI
toryi MensnarskieJ, maJacej sig
znaJdowa6 W Brooklynle. N. Y,
gdzie mia}a wyisc "a MAJ "a ja-
kiegos Mlchafa Piskorek.
Poszukuje takze stryja moje-
go Jak6ba Cetnar, majecego znaj-
dowac sic W Baltimore.
Obaj pochodza Galley, po.
wlatu Jas}o, wioskl Trzcinnlcy.
Ktoby wledzia} lch pobycle,
niechai mi da zna6 pod tym adre-
sem.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-06-02
AN AMRlTlous sANkER.
1iorton'z Name VIII Appear on the Re.
publican Ticket.

@sAOSSoH -N<<1nc ~ IL appear On the tSe-
publican Ticket.
The Harrison Minneapolis programme
is said to include Levi P. Morton for the
vice presidency. just as. doubtless, the
subsequent programme in the event of
Harrison's election will include the re-
appointment OF Wanamaker as post
master general. 1t is the boast of the
republican party that it commands the
wealth of the country. but that wealth
must have recognition in honors as well
as in legislative favors, and SO bankers
like Morton come to the front.
Mr.. Morton has seen some public
service, but he is in no sense a public
ist. For little while he had a seat in
congress, which, for all the care he
gave it, was practically empty. And
he was sent as a minister to France at
a time when a minister from this repub-
lie had nothing under the sun to do
but to make a distinguished social
showing, If such accomplishment would
lie within the possibilities of his purse.
Mr.. Morton is an aniable money-mak.
ing gentleman after the manner Of his
kind. Banking is immensely profita-
bic, and Mr.. Morton is believed to be
many times a millionaire. Eagerness
for success in acquisitiveness has in
duced him to forget that there may be
dignity even in wealth gathering, and
we have had the spectacle of q vice
president of the United States figuring
as the landlord of an apartment house
| and the applicant for barrooU
| license.
The slender duties appertalning tt
the vice presidency OF the United
! States Mr.. Morton has discharged with
such regularity as was possible in q
| person carrying forward an active dis
count business and interesting himself
in various gainful pursuits. Any
| ancient servitor of the senate would dis
charge with equal intelligence and IA,
more punctuality the duties of a pres
idency which does not even admit {
vote save upon occasions so rare as tt
| be remarkable. 1t is not of Mr.. Morton
as vice president that any either
will complain. 1t is the possibility o
| Mr.. Morton as the chief executive O
the nation that would give any othe,
than the money-worshiping Republican
party pause. Mr.. Morton has ricl
mans interests, aspirations and associ
atoms. He has never been, and it is no
possible that one of his Temperament
should be, in touch with the people
The possibility of his appearance a
the president of a republic where tn
great mass of bread winners ayerag
an income a year which for Mortol
would be pocket money for day i
not agreeable to any other than tn
rich mans party.
But Mr.. Morton is uncommonly an
bilious of political distinction, and s
the republican party Will in all prot
ability give him a place that viii al
4 thorize them to make a sight draft upo
the rich banker.-Chicago Times
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-06-02

chattering ofsa baboon- But the willy
Frenchman extracted a meaning from
the flood of sound
THE old sinner bites at the bait, but
insists on having hundred rupees, as
he very naively says the other party
have promised him that if he holds his
tongue. What say you?''
'Accede to any terms"
The information given by the sorale
was well worth the investment.
He said that six months ago two large
sampans passed up the river, contain
ing three Europeans and eleven Malays,
that ore Of the white men was deathIy
sick; that he recognized the natives as
swamp-dwellers, Q tribe Of great fc-cc
ity Iao Inhabited a tract of country
two hundred miles up the river, and
chiefly lived by piracy and acts Of
plumber; that the white men told ffr,,
they were going to live on an island IN
der protection of the chief of these peo-
pie; and that to reach it they must pass
through the country of the Rock We'd
dahs. ~
The Rock yeddahs, Who are theyY'
Arthur asked, when Campignon was re-
1ating these details.
Did you never hear of the Rock We'd
dahs?' the Frenchman queried ssThen
you have yet to be introduced to
the lowest type of humanity, to whom
the Bosjesmen of southern Africa arc
polished gentlemen by comparison.
They are indeed a race of wild men.
They are dangerous, wicked race,
and we have to go right through the
heart of their country"
"Stiu if others have done it suppose