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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11

THE specious plea is being urged
against the course of the government
in Chile, that mobs are not always
punished in America for their deeds
Of violence upon u own citizens.
American mobs do not hunt our
citizens to the death because of their
hatred of our flag and our nationality.
The American sailors in Valparaiso
were killed because their murderers
hated our government, and not for
anything that the sailors had done
as individuals. Not only 80, the
Chile police and soldiers we're active
participants in the murder. Demo.
cratic u for the murder OF
American sailors cover q great range,
but they are not broad enough to
cover this Chile assassination.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11
Church Work.

The st. Marks Cathedral was comfort
ably filled last evening to hear the ad-
dresses of Rev. Arthur 5. Lloyd, of Nor
folk. Va, and Mr.. John Wood, of st.
Louis, Mo, prominent representatives ol
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew, ar Epis-
copal society for young men. Beside the
addresses, which were very entertaining.
music and short talks from others were
listened to with much pleasure.
The Philomatheans have a public meet
ing at Temple Beth Ell Sunday night, be
ginning al . O'Clock.
The Chautauqua Circle NEE S at Trav
Park church tonight. The public is in
vIJed. An interesting program is pro-
vlded.
At Madison Square church this after
noon a thank offering meeting will be
held.
The st. Johns Episcopal church
Chamber concert takes place tonight.
The grass in front of Trinity NJ. L
church needs caring for and the shade
trees need attention.
The ladies of the Cumberland Presby.
terrain church are raising funds to buy 6
carpet for the church.
Rev. S. L. Morris, of the Guardian, ha:
| returned home to Waco.
A Purim ball will be given by the Phi
lomathean Literary society March II
| 1892.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
/ church give a sociable at the residence o
Mrs. Crawford, Cos Main avenue, from
to 6 o'clock this afternoon.
The Ursuline convent keeps a dol
chained to a kennel in the front yard.
The young ladies of st. Mary's Memo
rial institute take a regular "constitu
tionai" promenade every morning.
A new church is being built on Centr,
street.
The Alamo Baptist church, on Fiftl
and avenue ID, is being finished.
There was an increased attendance a
the revival services last night at Trinit
Methodist church. The main audienc
room was well filled and much interes
manifested. The pastor earnestly invite
all to attend. Meeting begins at 7:3O an
lasts an hour.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11

WEST END. Feb. 10, 1892,
Daily LIGHT:
Ishall not mix up pleasant and Sc
rene West Eud with agitated San An
tonic, where my impressions of today
will be written. I will no longer be-
lieve that men of science, heroes Of
romance, or writers of fact or fiction,
have infallible rules to portray their
characters from living beings. We
are told that the novelist hnds his
sad ~charactera among the under
takers, sections, ETC.; glddlness Is
found among the untroa rlcn,
vegetarians furnish the soft, pure,
emotional pictures; occupation OF
blacksmiths or stone masoDs, aHoro
us the giants of strength, but
the blood thirsty butchers, W. o
sIaugnter innocent lambs without
being moved by cad pleading eyes al.
ways furnish the heavy Williams; now
all this has been shattered In our last
city council when William Hoef1ing,
ST., alderman of the 5th ward, a
prosperous butcher, who deals in
slaughtered meat and blood, to an
enormous extent, developed himself
as a disciple of Mr.. Berg, and to pre-.
vent ''cruelty to animals" moves
that hereafter no person but the own
er himself a drive q team or wagon
for the city of San Antonio.
Do we not all know, that the
drivers of these hired teams have no
compassion on tie animals they
drive; they load no wagons,
they simply drive the animals with
out pity or compassion, aud b
result is, that where the city would
contend themselves with q reason
ably limited number Of trips by the
hired teams with moderate loads,
these Inhuman drivers will overload
aud hurry the dumb brutes to do
moi than the taxpayers require to
have done by an economical admins
tration. Let the Hoefling resolution
prevail in justice 10 the dumb brutes;
let no INT be permitted to hire out
teams to heartless men who, without
pity or remOrse, would be brutal
enough to help the city at the expense
of the kind owners who put them on
the city's payroll. Perhaps Hoefiing's
move would change it so some poor
American could find employment for
himself and team, no so muchly
monOpolized by Mexican hired hands.
s.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11
ExA STATE NEWS.

r. G. Tucker, of McGregor, files
deed of trust to ecure creditors.
Bee county commissioners are NOV.
ing for good county roads.
Corn is generally planted in Bee
county.
Grippe is disappearing from the
gulf coast
Waco democrats organize q reform
club.
George Clark is the candidate for
governor against Hogg.
The Alice trial is the present ex-
element at Austin.
All county surveyors are members
OF the State Surveyors association.
Hays county lands are in splendid
condition for crops.
Cotulla is deserted, her citizens are
in Austin at the Alice trial.
Mendoza, Caldwell county, has a
p~ostOfice now.
Corn planting is in progress in At
ascosa county.
Batesville, Zavalls county, has
paid out STA under the scalp lay.
Floresvllle democrats hold conven-
tion and invite every body who will
vote the ticket.
Hays county decreases cotton acre
age, and increases her corn, sorghum
snd millet.
San Marcos is liquidating her Chau-
tauqua debt and anticipates q good
season.
Dorio Pitinio struck with q stone
and skull crushed acting as peace
maker at San Angelo.
Enterprise Colonization Co., Bee
county, run wagon trains between the
city and their colony.
Llano Will build q bridge to cost
100000, connecting north and south
town.
Chairman Finley is receiving ex-
pressions of opinion as to State demo.
cratic convention meeting.
The litigation over the Calvin es-
tate, at Brownsville, will be resumed
before the supreme court atGalvestoD.
Chilton's friends hold an enthusiasts.
ric meeting at Tyler to show his home
standing, and endorse him for the
senate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11

The misguided mortals who rushed
to Oklahoma, imagining it to be a
paradise. are returning sad, sorrowful
and footsore. 1t was not even q FOOLS
paradise. Texas can offer better In
duoements every day in the year to
honest industry than any section OF
the Territory, now or hereafter to be
q )ened.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11
Is Impltcated.

RACINE, Wis.,, Feb. 1l.-Facts have
come to light in the past few days
tending to implicate Adelbert Sly,
now in Jail at st. Louis, for the Glen.
dale train robbery with the robbery
at the Western Union junction in No
vember. He was supposed to have
been in company with Mrs. Henspeth
at the junction where the robbery
was committed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11

Many Of the citizens of San Anto-
Mo are speaking in the highesG terms
OF Prof. M Drse's V~aporizing Inhaler.
ness, and lung trouble. 5000 bonifide
testimonials on file of those who have
been cured, at office, Maverick Hotel.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11
Ell Paso Hotel Burned.

Ell PAso. Texas, Feb. 1.-THE Cen
trail hotel burned to the ground at
4:30 this morning. The building was
insured tor sixty Thousand and furni.
tnre for thirty-five thousand. Loss on
furniture is FULLY. covered, but not on
building.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11
DIR. Il. V. Weathers,

Limits his practice to a specially. The
diagnosis and treatment of general
diseases and disease of children under the
most conservative means of cure. Twens
ty-five years experience and from one of
the first allOpathic schools on the conti-
nent. When sick ring up DIR. Weathers
especially for your babies. Tel. lis. 2tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11

Contemporary Journalism First
Newspaper Reader: What is your
paper?
Second Newspaper Reader-The
Firmameut.
First Newspaper Reader-I won't
compare with the Solar System.
First N. R.Bah! The Solar didn't
give any details about Peffer's whis-
kers being trimmed.
Second n. r. -Yes, but it ANNOUNCE
ed exclusively Blaine's Turkish bath
last night.-Life.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11

There will be a meeting of the
st Ockholders OF the Union Slaughter
house company tomorrow night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11

In response TO al invitation tb
Illinois Society Sons of the American
Revoluti on has decided to furnish q
company to participate in the parade
Incidental to the dedication exercises
IN October. 1892. The men will wear
continental uniform.
A consignment Of exhibits for the
Exposition-the first received from q
foreign country-arrived at Chicago
Jan. 26, from Japan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11
PROF. iMoRSE'S vAE oaIzINs IN

Is endorsed by the United States
Medical Board TO. the cure of catarrb,
deafness and all lung complaints
Consultation and trial free. Office
Maverick hotel. 25 ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-11
FROM OUR WEST END CORES
PONDENT.

WEST EN-. Feb. 10, 1892,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-29
A New Car-Starter.

One of the Hayes-street ears stop
ped the other day. The cable was
not broken, nor was there a belliger-
ent and obstinate teamster disputing
the right of way. There was appar-
emily. no reason why this particular
car should emulate the example of
"grandfather's clock" but it did,
and whether it would ever ''run
again" was question which, after a
minute or SO, began to agitate the
minds of the passengers, the onlook-
ers and the gripmen further down
the line.
Out on the grip an excited
group gathered around the stalwart
conductor, who had, apparently,
gone suddenly crazy, for he was
dancing about, waving his arms, and
making faces which would have
chilled the hot blood of "A Bengal
tiger, had such an animal been pre-
sent.
"a bug has got into my ear" he
explained, between jumps, "and he
is buzzing like million sawmills,
and kicking like loco mustang! Get
him out, somebody, or | shall die
right herel"
A tout-hearted young man volun-
teered his services, and peeping into
the cavernous depths of the auricu-
lar appendage, deserted the lively in
truder, He jabbed at him with his
forefinger, and he poked at him in
effectually with the end of a lead
pencil; the conductor danced and
grimaced worse than before, and
"swear words" began to float upon
the air from the blockaded ears in
the rear.
AT this juncture demure-looking
little dark-eyed woman-full of the
inspiration which comes to most OF
her sex in emergencies extended
one daintily gloyed hand with
mysterious something between the
thumb and finger thereof. That
something" was an invisible" hair
pin, the rounded end of which was
quickly slipped over the struggling
bug RATA fashion and he was drag
cd forth in triumph.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-29
An Italian Cruiser.


The statue of Columbus which the
Italian citizens of the country are
going to present to this city ON the
occasion of our Columbian celebra-
ton in COMMUNICATION of the dis
covery of America, is expected here
within two months. 1t is the work .
OF an Italian sculptor, Gactona /
Russo, and is now receiving its finish
ing touches i'll Italy. 1t will cross
the ocean on transport, which will
be accompanied by cruiser of the
Italian navy, the Giovanni Bausan.
The arrival of the vessel will proba-
bly, begin New Works big cclcbra-
ton.
The statue is ~ feet high, of
marble, and stands ON richly orna-
mented column and pedestal of red
granite, the whole IS feet high. Ii
is to be placed at the Eighth-avcnue
entrance to Central Park. The
statue will be divided into many
portions, each of which will be pack
ed separately and with great care in
the hold of the transport. After its
arrival here the statue will be built
up from its site, piece by piece.
The transport in which it will be
packed is the Garigliano, a steam
vessel of 935 tons. She is 1856 feet
long, % feet beam, and draws l3
feet. She is naval vessel, very
lightly armed. and was built merely
for the transported of troops and
stores. She carries only two guns.
Her consort, the Giovanni Bausan,
will bring over the Italian officials
and naval officers who are to attend
the celebration. She is modern
cruiser of high type, and will greatly
interest our naval constructors.
There was an impression that Il
big italian battleship would accom-
pany the transport. That this is not
the case will cause some disappoint-
ment, but the Bausan will probably
prove of more interest to us than
any battleship which Italy possesses,
inasmuch as she is one of the best
specimens of English-built unarm-
ored cruisers of the type which
Secretary Tracy says should form
the bulk of the American navy.
The Bausan was built by the
Armstrong; and might almost be
called the twin of the famous Chilean
cruiser Esmeralda, about which there
was so much talk during our troubl,
with Chile. The Esmeralda was ais
built by the Armstrong;. Both hav
BOO tons displacement and 600
horsepower, with a speed of II
knots. The Bausan is trihe longe
than the Esmeralda, whose length
2S1 feet and beam AZ feet. Of Amer
lean cruisers the Boston probably
most like the Bausan. Her lengt
is 27O1 feet, beam AZ feet, dsplac,
ment 1889 tons, horsepower 403'
and speed 1876 knots.
The Bausan carries much MOI
powerful armament than any Amel
lean cruiser of her class. Her mai
battery consists of two l0-inch an
six 6-inch breech-loading rifles. He
coal capacity enables her to cove
5000 miles at speed of 10 knots a
hour, 1t is the intention of tn
Italian visitors to remain here wit
the Bausan until after the great il
ternational naval review in Hampto
Roads and New York harbor, whic
will occur next April and May, afte
the completion of few more of OF
warships. York sam.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-29

The conductor hcaved mighty
sigh of relief, in which he was joined
by the sympathiaing spectators. The
gripman took up his lever, and the
Hayes-strcct cable ear system, ON the
up line, was in motion again thanks
to the womans hairpin,-S r. CoH
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-29

of Malt as done by other East
norlcrt
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BUREAU OF INFORM
ALTON.
10 MmoMIr My nnNcrnN

To WHOM n MAY GoNcERN:
II ELLSWORTH CAREY HAS THIS
II. day been authorized by the Ha-
waian Bureau OF Information to solicit
to the stock Of said Bureau.
l.. 4. THURSTON,
Sec'y Hawaiian Bureau of Information.
Honolulu, Aug. nj, 1892. 5O7-3t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-29
TO LET.

NEW HOUSE or FIVE a al, ~
y rooms, on Magazine sI,a4'ssssl,..Ss
street, with Bathroom, pat A sfuSjd
ent W. G., etc. Commands s11lii3 9aa-ss5
one OF the finest views in Honolulu. Apply
to (477-tD J. NJ. WAS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-29
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL
n Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Waiohinu Agricultural q Grazing Go. held
this day, the following Officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President ....... Hon. W, q. Irwin,
Niee-President. Mr.. J. NJ. Monsarrat,
Secretary
Il ... Hon. G. p. Iaukea,
Treasurer
Auditor ....... Hon. W. NJ. Gilard,
DIRECTORS:
". G.. Irwin, ], NJ. Monsarrat, G. 7.
iaukea, j. Kauhane, j. d. Paris.
G. p. IAUKEA,
Secretary W. A. d q. Go,
Honolulu, Aug. -, 1892, 5OG-lm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-29
TO LET.

A NICE COTTAGE ON w., ~
"A Beretania street, near
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room, Diningroom, Pantry and Kitchen,
Servants room, Carriage House, Stable, etc.
Tramcars pass every 20 minutes. Apply AT
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01
GazecjarSkie GWiazdki.

Zbllza sic Boze Narodzenle
az mem starodawly oby-
czal obdarzanla sle nawz"]em
podarunkam1. czyli ,.gwIazka'.
Dotad wszystkle, z mafym
wyjatkiem, czasop'sma polskle
W AmerYce, ldac "a chwaleb
nym zwyczajem iaoy$1rletlnlgiqc,
jakby powiedziafa Zqodn,
wspanlafomyslnost wydawcow,
dawaiy wszystk'm abonea-
tom ia prezent Kalenda'z
Marya1ish Pr6cz tego, ponie
ws8 swat caly postepuye ol-
brzymim kroklem, przeto
czasopisma nasze, ME che &C
pozostac wtyle "a noweml
toran:i ludzkosci, dawac oeda
tego roKu szozes esolnleIsze lesz'
cze preS1enta. l tax:
,V'l;orus da ka2demu abo
nentoui, kt6ry zapiael dw'
dolary 1n Wia'usn, oprocz ia
le'Adar4a, take lCslcze Zblo
satryotycznych plesp' sweg
nak}Hdu, preZent czVsto .'oIsk
j Ks,g%eczke dIa dusz nabo2
nych.
W1aya Ojczyzno da n
prezent llaIendar2 wfasnel r'
5oty ! kantyc2kl. - Prefer
takae niellchy.
Dzieuuih CMcagosAl da la
lendarz W. / 0. recepte Il
smianie sic ]ego do"c'pov
Zgoda tego roku wystepu,
DO szlachecku. Da]e na]przo
kazdemu czytalacemu TO sia'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01
TEKAZ WSZYSTKO 25 PROCENT TANLtJ SERZEDAJEMY.

jako czasoplsmo na wylot Ka.
tolickIe i wychodzace diva
razy ma tydzlen, we Wtorki
Piatkl, dsie cd Nowego
roku do kazdego egzemp)arza
wtorkowego kieiDaske z chrza'
nem, do egzemplarza piatko.
wego daie wedzonego sledzia.
Poniewaz zas zydkowle, czy-
tal9cy Polaka u An1eryce,
klel5asek re wzgledow tref-
nose, ME u2ywaia, moga soble
W zamlan wziast Cd p. M'cha.
fowsklego koszernych obwa-
rzaukow do dVskrecyl.
Echo z Buffalo, iako cokol'
wick tureckiego autoramentu,
doda do ka3dego egzemplarza
kawafek turecklch candy IRA.
Eatlukum:', owiniety W repu.
bhkahski tyklet
Przwaciel Ludu W PIttsbur-
gu dsje Mlkolowskle dzleto,
pare nowYch zelowek j dwle
przyszczepkl Cd pola.
Go zaS "a podarunki dadza
czasopisma 4 Philadelphia,
Baltimore , N. Yorku ME
wladomo )eszcie, gdy& 'ch
egzystencya sta]e sic CO d1en
wiecej problematyczna, prde'
Gle umarl, NC ME daja. 10
tylko wlemy, ae 2ydek z 10 :
patyna POD Brodami Cd Po.
lcnll W Philadelphia, sprowa
dill. lax pisza, wprost re
Rzymu cafy fracht ,,bfogoSta
! w,enstw' ktore sprzeds',e ',e
po % cent. "a sztuse. rrz)
wlekszem zakupnle e,'b,ecuit
odpowledm rabat.
ZAp1SuICIE SOBrE wTARIJSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01

ne llteracko -polltYczne plsmo'
dwie akcYe Towarzystwa
sztuk p,eknych. zsto2onego
przez .,majetnych" patryotow
p. Adale i Sawicklego.
Dalei da]e nova Artymetyke,
wynalazku pana Malka.
No,oe Zycie dale aakonlk
kropli diug'ego 2ycia, oraz
broszure przedruku pieknego
artyk ltu wytrawnego llberaty
i polityka, p. Gralgl, pod
tytulem: Go znacza obecne
wybory.' = Te krople i ia
broszura maja ze SODA logiczny
zwiazek. Ably BOWEN zrozumlec
glebokosc politycznych i lite
rackich poglad6w p. Grajgll,
trzeba do togo cokolwiek
dluzszego czasu, n'z przecietny
wick smiertelnika.
Gaseta KatOAcko dale ka.
lendarz Mikolowa, opfatek
czerwony ]abtko pozfacane
ma kuu 2 bukszpanem.
7ssgrqf jezeli od4yie, bedz'e
obdarzal po egzemplarzu 2
dawnleiszego nak,adu. Ntore
TO egzemplarze. dobrke zacho
wane, beds miafy "a tys'a1
lat ogromna archeologlczna
wartosG.
Refornaa mic tym razem
ME daje, DO ,ei ME ma.
lNayyer Pozski W Milwaukee
| da kaademu abonentowi swlete
zareczen,e na plsmle, ze &C
przy przysz1ych wyborach Wy
sztaf'ruje, ie2ell ME ma sena
tora amerykahsklego, te
przyna,mnlel ma nadliczboweg(
!konstabla. Duchownym 1ai
przyoblecuIe wvrobic prafa
ture.
Go$c / Dzyo,a da)e kazde1n,
abonentowi s~o, ka]endar4 -
wykaz zdzialanyeh W Mani
towoc cudow i jedne. wotyw
spiewana "a tydzle,>n.
Naedzlela W Detroit da
kalendarz swo ego chowu
z p'eSneml czarnemi obra
kaml, pr7 .Ytem dyplom ,
tercYarz'. msjacego sic zaioz'
noweggo zat,onu przy Sen
: mar gum.
prn1vda W Detroit da
! arcyd zicfo Mikofowa. or
q Iswl.ek ma iednoroczna rep
! racya lSl5dki lub zamSa, zN
n aywszy, ze redaktor i
o troche siusarzem.
i. G,yio.da Detro,cka, d;
j. portret y. kolasins'llego OF
tego 2 Rosy Blskupa (??)
IA to swlecii mu kosMoi.
o Ameyyha Parysota d;
1t kaIendarz starego stylu, IL
wanego W Rosvl, oraz recel
! ia mosk'ewskl dzieg'ec.
Ia OjczYzpa W Cleveland d.
Y. Kalendarz 2 Mkoiowa / d
Je plom ma szIachectwo 2 pr
id lmkiem u0a.
". POlab N Ameruce w Buffa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01
BRONSON, MICH. - O |


sierocoaa nasza Cd trzech
prawle lat parafa dostanie,
iak s]ychat, W osobic X. Mil
lera Detroit ponownie dusz-
pasterza Ma majatku kosc'el-
nym tylko 500 dolarow Jest
diugu. Cd czasu, gdy X Fran
ciszelS kroll, obecnie " Chi
cago, mas opusc,l NC ns ma
jatku koscielnym ME rob!on".
Parafanie povlnn, s!e starat
o szkofe po!ska, bo zgroza
patrzett, CO sic nasza dziatwa
dz1ele, Zaledwo paclerz znaja,
przystepujac do komunn sw.
Ia cGas6w naszego starego
ksiedza dzleci zawsze dobrze
byfy przygotowane. Ale zawsze
byll miedsY nani ludzie zle)
WARY, hamujacy ma kazdym
kroku praee ksiedza. Teraz
ich dobrze many ME pozwo.
llmy, ably nasz przyszty dusz-
pasterz W piracy d1a parafi /
szkofy polsSle] miaf clerpiec
cd czarn ch pt a $ q.
k 5 W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01
Prezenta, iuz

Prezenta, juz W
tym tygodniu zacze-
lismy wyse4aG i do
Soboty kazdemu, ko-
mu sic nalezaa, wysle-
my. Niechaj teraz
kazdy sic spieszy z
zapfatae abonamentu,
ably prezent W pore
ma CIV IAZDKEs W
dom dostal.
Kto sic WIARU-
SOWI pieniadze
prZeZ TAX NV oily NO-
ney order, MECH mo-
drego kwitu, jaki mu
dadza ma poczcie, So
bic ME zatrzymuje,
lecz natychmiast W
liscie do mas go po-
Sic, DO bez takiego
kwitu poczta W WI
monte pieniedzy nam
ME wyda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01
EAPIsUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA
I NlW POLSKICG
w AMERYCE.

CHICAGO. = W Cragio,
uiedaleko Cd Humbolds Parku,
zaklada sic s'lna polska ko'
Iona. Kloibassa Sp. glownle
sic za,mu,a sprzeda&a ]otow
W tel okol,cy. oroboszczem
koscio1a polsko katol'cklego
W Crag,n ma pono zostac X.
Szulereckl.
Wogole rol sic ns pred.
mlesclach cd Polakow. W
Blue Island, Hammond, ka'
m,eniu, haywood, Brighton
Park i innych mielscowcsciach
sllne pozostawaj ja osadypolskle
GdybY starsi '6siq5a " Ch'-
cago sic bYl! trzHmal' poll
tyki ksieAy polskich W NJ
wapaee, t !. dzlel@nla ptra!li,
gdY czas, byIoby dz.sa c.
najmulel 80 uleIklch pols'lIct
parafi, W Chicago. Obscnl'
jes IL.
Og'os1enie +. Sawickleg'
" Przeglm7zie EnuyocWnq" {
spolce W lntercsle polsklcl
malarzy zakrawa ma arcY
malowniczy humbug.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01
UBIOROW POD FIRMA

wskle Pine Creeku, Wis. Po kazanlu
odprawif ks. Domlnlk Majer msza
sw. ma dole, aby wszyscy wlernl
mogli wysfuchaG niedzlelnego ma
bozehstwa.
UroczystosG odbY1a sic jaknaj-
wspanialej. Wszvstkle Towarzystwa
polskie z Minneapolis i St. Paul
oraz Towarzystwo nlemiecko ka-
tollckle Z sasledztwa(dla kt6rego DO
polsklem kazamu przemowlf ks.
koeperle W nlemiecklm jezykW
bra}Y udzia1 - kazde! Towarzvstwo
swoja kapela Eskorte tworzyio
10 pollcyant6w ma koniach. = Pro
boszczem novel parafii jest ks
Jazdzewskl, rodem Winony.
OBJ. KAROL WISNIEWSKI
syn powszechme szanownego p.
W}adys}awa Wlsnlewskiego sekre-
tarza Zgody, zosta} mlanowany
klerklem pocztowym W South
Chicago.
BROOKLYN. a. Z, : KS,
Pra&at BronlkowsSEnafsszcie po-
wrocl} do swoJej paraf.,sA- Bawl}
8 mesiecy W Europie, gta1ac sspo-
"a czesc tych wakacyj " Monaco
W rulete. = Oby mu Pan Bog raz
te mama szulersrwa z gtowy wy
pedzi4, bo lnaczel nigdy dlug6wi
ktopo,ow sic nle pozbedzie,a q prze.
cz'ez do zarzadzania parafa trzeba
giowy spokojneJ.