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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

premc court and gained a high
standing among the attorneys of his
state. Since coming to Montana
four years ago, Mr.. Bainum has
tried to carve a fortune by the natu-
raj and acquired talent he bears and
in those years has certainly left no
mark of word or action detrimental
to his Gee in the coming election
He has never yet held or asked an
Office in the gift of the people OF
but will make a desperate race for
one this fall.
George Catlin the candidate for
county treasurer, has a record similar
to Mr.. Folsom's. He came to
Meagher county in '7S and has lived
here ever since. Twenty seven years
old, and without capital when he
came, he brought with him a wiling
ness to work in his might with what
resources he had. He worked some
years for wages, until, with his bro
Tiers, who joined him later, he was
able to purchase a wagon, team, and
supplies for starting a ranch. This
property, still their own, has beer
improved and built up until il
stands one of the first in Meaghel
county, a monument to the industry
and economy of three brothers. MIR
Catlin has all his interests within the
county. He is popular as a bushes:
man wherever he is known and viii
give the office of treasurer if elected
his direct personal attention. The
people could not do better than give
him their support. Being MATERIAL,
interested in the county, he believes
that the business of the count,
should be conducted on business
principles, that the same care with
view to economy and efficlenc,
should be given the public business
by every officer that would be givcl
by that officer to his WI private
affairs.
Ed. C. Hill for public administra
tor is a worthy candidate. He il
43 years old, a quaker by birth
His republican principles have beer
infused by a long line of patriotic
ancestors fighting in every war since
independence day to maintain tn
honor and freedom with which the,
were born. Mr.. Hills mother emf
grated from Ireland when a youn!
girl, and is a genuine "daughter O
the auld sod" He came to Montan
in 1880, for the same reason that W.
all came,(h h had good health in tn
east and has lived here long enoug
to know that to find a mine worth
million and 90 east on a specla
train is a busted dream. He will b
a success as public administrator {
Meagher county.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
THE B CHART.

The following table, which is
taken from page 206, report 10, of
the department of agriculture, issued
May, 1890, gives the average wages
of farm labor in each and every state
in the union. A careful study of
this table reveals at once facts as
follows:
/. The twenty-six republican
states pay an average of sl.33 per
day. All pay above s1.OO.
2. The eighteen democratic states
average 81 cents or rs cents less
per day than republican. All ex-
cept New Jersey and Connecticut
pay less than S1.OO.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

THE democrats at CT. Falls" says
the Butte Bystander, "have put up a
ticket that could be improved upon.
Outside of the Messrs. Collins, Penn
berton, and Dixon the candidates are
comparatively unknown and will not
add strength to the ticket" The
Bystander should have added that
there is such a thing as being too
we'll known to add strength to any
thing; as, e. G., the II who writes
sarcastic articles for the Miner.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
WHAT IT LACKS.

What an improvement would have
been made on the kangaroo reglstra-
ton law in Montana, if only a certlf-
icate of registration were issued to
each elector which in future would,
upon presentation be accepted, as ev-
idence of his dictatorship. But in
stead, the present law says that each
and every election must be preceded
by a period of registration, in which
every citizen must give his oath,
whether previously enrolled OF
not. All this entails an expense
upon the state or county, which, it
seems could have been partially les
sened.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
The Cam Ciga

The Campaign Cigar.
The rank campaign cigar is here,
The saddest of the lot;
1t smells of cabbage, rags and beer
And goodness knows what not.
1t comes again our lives of giee
And ~joyousness to rob;
Its scent is just the thing for tho
Dispensing of a mob.
1t has an odor, you may know,
Peculiarly its own,
Which really seems to us as though
'Twere made for crushing stone.
1t falls on unsuspecting meD,
And with its awful frOwn
1t knocks them galley west, and then
1t kicks them while their down.
We love the scent of Sauerkraut.
Goldfish, limburger cheese,
Or tanneries that gayly fiout
Their odors on the breeze.
We simply dote OF sewer gas
And burning glue or tar,
But oh, we do not like, alas!
The rank campaign cigar.
They tell us hades is a spot
So out of rhyme today
It doesn't hold a soul but what
Would like to move away.
And yet the ones who there must dwell
Might have it sadder far
II they forever had to smell
Our rank campaign cigar.
The party who will pledge itself
To cut this evil short,
And lay the nuisance on the shelf
Will have our firm support.
Our politics Is bad enough,
With this and b a to mar.
pnt nothing else is half SO tough
As that campaign cigar.
Nixon Waterman in Boston Globe.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

JUDGE DIXON defeated Tom Carter two
years ago when the suave Thomas was
more popular than ever in Montana. MIR
Dixon is stronger now than he was two
years ago.-Butte Miner.
The people will think different
Mr.. Dixon is 10Y registered on
the subjects of wool and lead, and
Montana's producers of wool ano
lead will not Withhold their voice Oh
their surplus cash in making his de.
feat a sure thing.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

JOHN H. GEIGER, timber inspect
or, is strongly endorsed for the office
of United States marshal. He is a
resident of Jefferson county, and a
man of trustworthy qualities and I'M
swerving principle. His many
friends in this vicinity would be glad
to hear of his appointment.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

If THE youthful! editor Of the Min
er continues to place editorials On
every page of his paper, the public
will be beguiled into the belief that
his gray matter, like a Chinaman's
is disposed in his stomach and feet.
We would always suggest that he
quote his scripture more correctly.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

EVERY citizen with interests in line
with those of his country will see
that his name is registered as an cleo
tor. No matter what his party affil-
iations may be, the case remains the
same. He should register and cast
his vote as nearly as possible accord
ing to reason and Judgment.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

The candidates for permanent cap
ital are: Butte, Great Falls, Helena.
Bozeman, Anaconda, and Boulder
Pony missed the entry because of a
failure to word her application cor
rectly. 1t is almost sure that no de-
cision will be reached this fall.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
A Platform PhilanthrOnist.

Primus-I am told that your lecture
last night was really a literary treat.
Secundus - Thanks, awfully. Who
told you?
Primus-The box office man. He said
you were $500 out of pocket by it
Smith & Gray's Monthly.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

The man who bowls for Collins
and at the same breath condemns
Brown and Parker because they have
saved their earnings has a head on
him like a single jointed California
peanut.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
: mark those states Where laws favor convict

- mark those states where laws favor convict
labor.
Do you vote to reduce your
wages AS cents per day, or do you
vote to place your labor in compe-
tition with convict labor?
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
The Value of IL Good Mem Ory.

Old F1ink-I doubt if n man out
of twenty can recall to memory the
language he used in proposing,
Young Stewpid-Probably not.
But the girl can. Mine did. When
the breach of promise suit came up
she was able to repeat my proposal
word for word.-Exchange.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

THE republicans will find themselves
coming out of the m%outh-piece OF the
cOrnet this fall.-VOciferatOr.
The Moderator means I'm a horn.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
Humane.

1t is hard to understand how any n
can he too humane, but it really seems,
if "a story recently told by a French
journal is true, that the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has
something TO answer for. =.
Two little girls had been visiting an
exhibition of paintings with their gov
erness. On their return their mother
asked them:
well. what picture pleased you
most"
The one that showed the Christians
thrown to the lions in the Roman
arena" both children answered.
''Indeed.'' said the mother. Il sup
pose it worked on your feelings to look
at it,
sob, yes, mamma" said the younger
child; "there was II poor dear lion that
didn't have any Christian to eat!'-
Youths Companion
Pythons, or rock snakes, L mostly
Old World forms. Three kinds are
known in Africa and two in Asia,
with some snakes which I similar,
save that they are much smaller.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

The custom that Sc largely obtains
in the United States of serving coffee
with the soup aud icewater all
through is Il barbarism unknown Ill
Spanish America.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
Their Way.

She-Why don't you pick out some
nice girl in your set and marry her?
He-Humph! You don't know the
girls in our set. They do the picking
Out.-Life.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24
Asking for Inform alton.

Jones producing oneeHave a cigar?
Smith (aking)-Don't care if | do.
Thanks! Smoking it)-What was it you
asked me to have?-Detroit Tribune.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

MI. Krupp, the great gunmaker of
Germany, says that service charges
for guns should not be larger than
the amount that would develop a
pressure of 2,4O0 atmospheres.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

For T~T0S1OOuVs
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF INDIANA
For Vice Presiden,
WHITELAW REID,
OF NEW YORK
CHAS. S. HARTMAN.
Presidential Electors,
w. E. HALL.
F. M. MALONE.
CHAS. E. STEVENS.
STATE TICKET.
.JNO. f. RICHARDS.
~ ALIEN. c. BOTKIN.
Louis ROTWITT.
FRED. W. WRIGHT.
A. B. COOK.
Clerk Of s BfE : lSfEs; WEBSTER.
Attorney General,
HENRI J. HASKELL.
Supt. of Schools,
E. A. STEAR.
COUNTY TICKET.
DAVID E. FOLSOM.
Representatives,
c. L. PARKER,
n. f. BENSON.
ARTHUR FOWLER.
GEO. CATLIN.
Clerk and Recorder
CHAS. E. HILL.
Attorney,
n. c. BAINUM.
B. W. BADGER.
A J. H. FREEMAN.
Supt. of Pnh. Inst.
MRS. BELLE BLAZER.
Public Administrator,
ED. c. HILL.
For Public Administrator,
ED. c. HILL.
r. G. WIGHT.
Coroner,
DIR. CRAIG.
commissioners.
GEO. W. BROWN.
JOB THOMPSON,
GEO. McNAUGHT.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

There was a young lady in Gloucester
Whose parents hoped they had loucester,
But she came back one day
To their awful dismay,
And they called her a wicked impoucestor.
/1T
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF INDIANA.
For Vice Presiden,
WHITELAW REID,
OF NEW YORK.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-09-24

COngTtSsllAI,
CHAS. S. HARTMAN.
Presidential Electors,
w. E. HALL.
F. NJ. MALONE.
CHAS. E. STEVENS.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
ZamOrdOWane dZieckO.

Ciekawa toczy sic sprawa pred
uutejszym sadem. Teodor i Joanna
Blaszkowscy, mieszkajacy pod nrem
175 Illinois ul., oskarzeni So przez
koronera, O zamordowanie w}asnego
dziecka zaraz po urodzeniu. Rodzi-
ce t1umacz4 sic, il dziecko Przyszf"
ma SWAT juz niezywe, niby zpowodu
upadku ze wschod6w, jaki wydarzy4
SIC matce ma dni kilka Przedtem.
Tymczasem "post mortem'' egzami-
nacya, dokonana przez dw6ch dokto-
r6w-wykazuj%, ze dziecko ma zfama,
ma czaszke, ze przyszfo ma: SWAT
zywe: zabite wiec oyso przypadkowo
luub tez umyslnie. w zeszsy czwartek
vydostano z trupa SERGE i wpusclw-
sly 20 W wode, przekonano sie' ze
przypuszczenia ich So prawdziwie. Ma
nocy tego sedziowie wydali werdykt,
oskarzaj j. jedno rodzic6w doko-
mamie morderstwa.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
NOwy pOdzia} stann.

Stosownle do nowego prawa w sta
ME Ohio many II obwodow kongre-
sowych. Stan podzielony Jest, jak
nastepuje;
Pierwszy drugi obw6d sk}ada sic
zpowistu Hamilton.
81 powiat6w Butler, Preble,
Montgomery.
4--Darke, Shelby, Auglize, Mer,
Ger, Allen.
5--Van Vert, Putnam, Paulding.
Henry, Defiance, Williams.
6-Clermont. Brown, Highland
Clinton, Warren, Green.
7--Pickaway. Fayette, NJ Madison
Clarke, Manic.
S-Delaware, Union, Champaign
Logan, Hardin, Hancock.
9-Fulton, Lucas, Wood, Ottawa
lO-Lawrence, Scioto, Adams, ri
ke, Jackson, Gallia.
11--Meigs, Ninron, Ross, Hook
ing, Athens, Perry.
l2-Franklin, Fairfield.
l3-Marion, Wyandot, Crawford
Seneca, Sandusky, Erie,
l4-knox, Morrow, ,Richland, Ash
land, Huron, iorain.
l5-Washington, Morgan, Noble
Guernsey, Muskingum.
16-Monroe, Belmont, Jefferson
Harrison, Carroll.
17-Licking, Coshocton, Tuscara
was, Home, Wayne.
lS-Columbia, Stark, Mahoning.
l9-Summit, Portage, Trumbull
Geauga, Ashtabula.
90 Medina, Geese Cuyahoga
Lake.
2l-reszta powiatu Cuyahoga.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
Me byfa zamezna.

Leosia liczy 7 lat mieszka ma ME
bardzo arystokratycznem przedmies-
ciu Chicago. Betty jest Pieszczotka
kotka W domu jezeli kiedy co
sic czesto zdarza - stale sic matka
czworga lub pieciorga kociat-to
pierwsze swiat1o dzienne widza one
W sta jni, do ktorej, mowiac nawia-
sem, przechodzi sic przez "parlor.'
Ostatni pomiot by4 kilka dni temu
i Betty znalaz4a bardzo przyzwoite
miejsce dla swych dzieci. Leosia
Przypadkowo znalaz5a je.
''Oh, CO "a sliczne kotki" VIOLA
"Czyjesz one?'
"Rozumie sie," wtraca ciocia, "to
So dzieci Betty"
"Alez ciociu! To bye ME moze,"
mowi ma1a wzrokiem pe}nym podzi
WI. "Czyliz ME wiesz ciociu, re Bet
ty ME jest zamezna?'
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
Stosunki prasowe pomiedzy ,indyanami.

Stosunki prasowe pomiedzy ,indyanami.
List Clear, Ind. Ter. do Redakcyi
AMERYK1: Poniewaz pahska gazeta
ME leks sic wypowiedzie6 prawde,
aonosze kilka fakt6w prawdziwych,
ably sic publicznost przekonasa o
wartosci gazet wydawanych W celu
oswiaty naszego szczepu indyahskie-
90. Kilka lat temu przyjecha} do ma
szei osady miody, wykszta}cony i
pracowity cz}owiek, kt6ry odbywaa
podr6ze naukowe pomiedzy rozmai-
tymi szczepami indyahskiemi oraz
narodami cywilizowanymi. Za}ozy4
on gazette indyahska uczciwie pou-
cza} uasz lud wszystkiem co sic W
swiecie dzieje, wykazujac co jest do
bre, co zte. Wszyscysmy polubii
tego mlodego cz}owieka, on wy
wiera} ma mas zbawienny wp{yw, DO
wiedziai jak to robic. Nasza osada
przez to zjedna}a sobie dobra repu-
tacye pomiedzy wszystkimi szczepa.
mi iudyahskimi, a nawet ludy cywi-
lizowane uszanowa}y mas, jak nigdy
przedtem. Me div, ze "a to uczci-
Va prace lud sowicie wynagradzal
mlodego redaktors. Dawniej mielis-
my tu rozlewy krwi morderstwa i
kradzieze, ale "a wp}ywem tego re-
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
"DObra gazeta dla dobrych ludzi.' .

AMERYKA broni pro.cdziaoych "a
sad religii swietej katolickiej, ale o.
stro i stanowczo wystepuJe przeciw
tym, co religie uwazaja "a ''handel'
W imie religii lud prosty oszukujq.
Dobrych ksiezy zawsze bronimy, ale
sprawiedliwost ME pozwala nam po-
chwalac ziych. AmerykA sadzi wszyst-
kie klasy wedtug jedmej spra~iedi-
acoScs, (nie uznaje "odmiennej spra-
wiedliwosci" dla bogaczy). Uczciwie
postepuje nikogo sic ME boi. Jest
nolacieksSym postrachem no ztych
tudsi. Stara sic o oswiate ludu. Ma
najwiekszy wpiyw ma lud roboczy,
DO uczciwie 60 broni. Podaje wiecei
wiadomosci, niz inne gazety amery.
kahsko-poIskie i donosi je ,cczesniej.
Drukuje mai jlepsze utwory literackie,
pre- waznie oryginalne. Zamieszcza
najlepsze sprawozdania: ruchu ro-
botniczego, polityki, ekonomii, pra.
wodawstwa, Z zycia Polak6w ma OBJ
czyznie i W kraju;wiadomosci z Ame-
rykl, folskl, cafego Swlata, etc.
Zwracamy uwage ma nastepujace
fakta:
l. AMEKfKA ma scis}y druk i "
jednej kolumnie pomiesci wiecej via
domosci, niz inpe gazety W Och.
2. AMEKYKA ma wyrazniejszy druk
cd wszystkich gazet polskich, DO u
zywa nowych i dobrze rzn,etych
czcionek, najlepszego atramentu i
bis3ego papieru, wyciskana jest ma
nowej prasie.
3. AMEErkA wychodzi diva razy W
tydzieh, vice donosi wiadomosci
niz inne gazety.
4. ANEKYkA jest najtahsza gazeta.
5. AMEKyKA jest pismem niezslez.
mem cd zadnej partyi, wiec bez O.
gr6dek moze pisac prawde ma korzysd
og6}u.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
POsZukiWania.

Julia Kmopek poszukuje hrata
swego Stanistu,rn Mike. Jest on z
profesyi kowalem. Ktoby Szan.
Rod. wiedzia} o miejscu jego poby-
tu, raczy doniest pod adresem: Julia
knopek, Brighton, Washington Co.,
Iowa.
Poszukuje mego brata FIR. Przy-
bysz, ktory ma sic obecnie znajdo-
wac W Batavia, N. Y. Niechaj sam
lub kto Rodak6w doniesie mi ie.
60 adresie.-- Marcin kraienka, 151
Leland St, Detroit, Mich.
Poszukuje Wojciecha G&owackie
go, pochodzacego Witkowa, kt6ry
przebywa W Ameryce cd roku 1890.
Szczepan G&owacki, 1901 Nebraska
ave, Toledo, o.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
NOWINY kRAJOWE.
SYSTEMATYCYNY kABUNEK, POD
POKRYWKA DLUGU RZADOWEGO.
Cyfry wykazaja szachrWska mal,ipula.
eye bakkier6w i pracodawc ma.
rOdowych - A nar6d.... spi!

Senator Beck, w movie wyg}o-
szonej W senacie l2.go stycznia "a
roku, wykazai, w jaki to sposob t. Z.
''bondholders'' w przeciagu lat 7-miu
zrobi!i ma pahstwowym dfugu prze-
sz}o tysiac milionow dolar6w zysku.
Przypatrzmy sic killu cyfrom:
1862 W przeciagu tego roku
Rad krsjowy wypuscis w obieg pa
pierowych pieniedzy w ilo5ci s6O,-
9S2, ,45O, "a kt6re wzisi w zSocie tyl-
ko $44, ,r3O,64O. Ma transakcvi tel
spekulanci zrobili sl6,95l, ,SOi. Pr6cz
tego dostali oni procent, ktory W la
tach Cd lS62-lS14 wynosi} $2S, 49,
$50. Procent ten byi prawdziwa kra
dzieza. jezeli ro7myslimy sic, re O.
we d}ugi, wynoszace 50 milion6w
many p&acit-to hedziemv mieli po-
jecie o z}odziejstwie jake popeinia-
no.
Wvmiana taxa by}a rok rocznie, a
zawsze przynosi}a ona szkode narodo
wi, DO obarczafa 60 ciezarami. w r.
1868 ukradll nam 4,555,7l3; pie.
niadze to by@y robotnik6w, rolnikow
i drobnych kupcow;w 1854, $780,,
355, 1882; w 1865 $1lO,159,367; W :.
1866 $50, 1871 1888.
Pouizsza tabelka wykaze 6w 'sdo.
chod' moznych.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

wydawat druga gazette dla Cleve-
land pit. "kuryer Clevelandski;" az
d. 1890 wrzesnia 1891 r. "Amery-
ke" powiekszylismy; wreszcie cd d.
2S.go Pazdziernika wydajemy Anne.
ryke diva razy tygodniowo-we sro-
dy soboty.
Zadna gazet polskich W Stanach
zjednoczonych ME moze sic poszozy-
clt takiem powodzeniem, jak Ame-
ryka. Dlaczego? Bo my zawsze pisa
lismy prawde, bo mic ME tailismy
przed og6|em, DO zawsze pracowalis.
MY ma korzys6 ogo}u.
Naszego powodzenia pozazdroscily
nam inne pisma polskie: Zazdrosni
wydawcy wsp6lnie ze zwykiymi o.
szustami i zlodziejami. zaczeli ma
mas rzucat najohydniejsze oszczer-
silva. Il gazeta nasza nawet ME pole
mizowali, DO bali sic prawdy; lecz
napadali po }otrowsku ma osobe re.
daktora-wydawcy, jego rodzicow,
krewnych it'd, cho6 ich ME znali.
Lud nssz jest zawziecie uprzedzo-
nych nietylko do rzadu moskiewskie-
go, ale i do kazdego pojedyhczego
moskala I'll. rosyanina), wiec gazety
rzuciay nap. Paryskiego take pod{e
oszczerstwo, re jest on moskalem!....
Lud przekona{ sic. re moskalem ME
jest, TO znow rzucili oszczerstwo ma.
jego ojca, re by} szpiegiem rzadu
moskiewskiego!... nadto, ze zostak
powleszony podczas powstania. Og6t
zn6w wkr6tce Frzekona} sic, re Of
ciec p. Paryskiego do dis dnia ~
je.... Ma tenn ME skohczono! rzucono
ma p. Paryskiego oszczerstwo, re ME
jest katolikiem! Wyda}o sic i to, ze
jest katolikiem, wiec posadzono 60
nastePnie o jakas "nieczysta'' choro-
be!... Prosze sic tylko zastanowi6 do
lakiego stopnia swa pod}osd posune-
Ii cl panow:e wydawcy i sza jka 10.
trow!.. Wykaza&o sic, ze autorem O.
wego ohydnego artykulu byli. %.
ksiadz, organ:sta szarlatan- -dokt6r!
kterzy miasta uciekli, aby ME ode
brad zassuzonej kary. Inny ksiadz o.
gfosii swym parafianom ambony ,ze
widziat p. ?. '.... jego zone W VIE
zieniu W Poznan:u!-chot W Pozna-
niu nigdy p. P. ME byl, chot Jest W
Ameryce cd lS roku zycia, cho6 do
dis ME jest zonatym!...
Oszezerstwa te by}y tax bezpod.
stawne tax jawnie zdradza}y che6
PIP. wydawc6w W celu szkodzenia
p. Paryskiemu W przedsiebiorstwie,
re nigdy ma ME ME odpowiada}. Me
potrzebne to by}o, gdyz lud nasz ME
jest TAX ogrAniczonym, jak przypu-
szczali nasi oszczercy. Pomimo, zes-
my sic ME brouili, og6i mas osadzi1
sprawiedliwie. Sprawiedllwie, dlate-
go, ze "Ameryka" dis ma wieksze
poparcie cd og64u, niz kt6rakolwiek
lima gazeta polska; dlatego, ze og6
nam wierzy, a oszczerstw nh mas rzu-
csanych smieje sic, jako... g}upich
korcept6w.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

koresp. nasz New iorku pisze,
ze nowy wfasciciel huryera tamtej-
szego dlatego wystapi} W swej gaze
Gle przeciwko pewnej police, re mu
ME chcia}a dat pieniedzy ma prowa-
dzenie interesu. Ten jakis Rybasow-
ski dlatego naby{ kuryera, re mia}
nadziejc zrobi6 "wielkie pieniadze"
ma polityce! Najprzod poszedi do re-
publikan6w i chcia} cd mich picnic.
day, ale jak mu odpowledziano, ae
trzeba pracowat na pieniadze, ME
handIowat swymi rodakami, ,-sta} sic
po po}udnin tego dma demokrata.... -.
Tu cheba ME potrzebne zadne ko-
mentarze.