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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
HE CANNT STOP SINGING.

4 Louisville Miikman Succumbs to the
Melody of Ia rm-rs-boom-de-ay,
LOUISVILLE, Oct. ia peculiar case of
insanity has developed In this city. Henry
Heika, a dairyman living ON the Shelby
street road, was arrested. charged with
lunaoy. II was noticed that his mind was
unbalanced last Friday morning. when he
began singing "Tar-ra-ra-hoonn-de-ay,"
and could not be pursuaded TO stop. For
two days and two nights he continued to
sing Lottie Collins famous song. and when
his friends could stand it no longer they
had him arrested, He sung it while being
taken through the street. in tho patrol
wagon, and Nil of to-day the jail corridors
rang with the melody. Upon every other
subject, however, he 10 perfectly rational.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17

ON OCTOBER II, IS4o, FIRE.
|deric Chopin, the illustrious
composer and pianist, died in
Paris.
He was born near Warsaw, in
1910, and was one of unhappy
Poland's greatest sons. Frail,
sickly, and not precocious, he
began the study of the piano
when nine years old and sub
sequently settled in Paris, which
was to be the scene of his
greatest triumphs, and death
after nine years Of ill-health.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.

Eighteen Victims of II Cur ON Chestn ut
street, Philadelphia
PH1LADELpuIA, Oct. l6.-When Chestnut
street was crowded this evening n small
dog ran up the th~ororghfare swapping and
s~narling at everybody. A terrorizing cry
of Mad doR!'' was quickly raised and peo-
pie ran in ali directions. A little Russian
newspaper girl was not quick enough, and
was bitten i'll the leg. Al the corner of
Eighth street a crowd of sports were stand.
ing, and the dog bit nearly a dozen men
before they escaped. At Ninth street Q
policeman exterminated him with a club.
All the victims rushed TO doctors to have
their wounds eauteriAeQ.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17

Endorsed the Democrats.

GREAT FALLS, Oct. 16,-[Special. The
executive committee of the peoples party
has ENDORSED three candidates on tile dem
cratic county ticket-Wm. w. Cocklill for
district clerk, II. +. MeiiI for clerk and rec
order. and M. M. Lyter for county attorney.
AS these offices had not been filed at tho
peoples party convention, and the time for
filing nominations is nearly over, 1t WAS
thought best to endorse the democratic
nominees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
Cara In Nennzneln.

SAN ANTONIO. Oct. l6.-James Henderson.
of this city, has just returned from the
ranch of Alejaneto Gonzales, father-in-law
of Catnrino CARA, the revolutionary leader
of Mexico. He states that Mrs. CARA is
making preparations for joining der hus-
band i'll Valparaiso. for which point ho
sailed from New York three weeks ago.
Henderson volunteered the Information
that CARA spent two months in Key West,
thence made his wav to Portland, Maine,
staying several weeks, and thence on to
New York. whence he sailed for Chill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
A Meteor at san Francisco.

SAN FRANoIsoo, Oct. 16.-At 4;20 this
morning the family of Rev. w. W. Ferris
was awakened 10y II loud explosion caused
by u meteor sticking their windmill. The
meteor il described as appearin as large rs
a full moon of q pale silvery color on the
edge, snd dark red in the centre. The
windmill is completely shattered. A piece
of meteor iron as large as n goose egg was
found in the yard this morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
Struck for More Pay.

GALVESTON. Tex, Oct. l6.-Promptiy at
seven o'clock this evening every operator
aud station agent of the Gulf. Colorado,
and Santa Fe system struck. The cause of
the strike is the refusal of the company to
comply with a demand for $50 mouthly.
maximum pay. instead of 800, with twelve
hours 10 constitute u days work.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
The Opening Gun In Deer Lodge,

DEER LODGE, Dot. &C. Especial. THE
initial campaign speech Of the season was
delivered at the court house last evening
amid great enthusiasm. Senator Mats,
the brilliant young orator from MIssoula,
and i, G. Day, candidate for attorney gen.
eral. were the speakers. The Silver Bow
cornet band had been engaged. Bonhles
and a torchlight procession were part of the
programme.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
Mira. Harrison slightly Weaker.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-Ths Indian sum,
mer weather il proving harmful to the
presidents wife. for 10 has a depressing
effect on her, increasing the nervousness
from which she suffers greatly. Conse-
uuently she was even less we'll and strong
to-day. Notwithstanding the fact that
Mrs. Harrison il slightly weaker this even
ing than for several days. she passed u
fairly comfortable day. and IL il said Their
is no occasion for immediate alarm.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
The Report Pronounced an Error.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 16.-The report circulated
Yesterday that Secretary of State Brown
and his deputy had fled to prevent the
serving of a mandamus to show cause why
they SHOULD not print the names of the four
peoples party electors endorsed by the
democrats among the democratic candi-
dates was m error. The deputy failed to
End the secretary at his office, he being in
Minneapolis, but when seen at nome to-
day he said he would appear with his at
torneys Tomorrow for a hearing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
THE TOTAL REGISTRATION.

1t Is Estimated to BE 50,55O in the En-
tire State.
BUTTE, Oct. l6.- Especial. w. B. Webb.
secretary of the democratic state central
committee, made the following estimate to-
day of the states total Registration: Beav-
erhead county, LOO; Cascade, $500; Cho-
teau, 1,5O0; Custer. LOO; Dawson, $50; Deer
Lodge, 6.400; Fergus, 1,400; Gallatin. ., 400;
Jefferson, 1900; Madison. 1900; Meagher,
900; Missouia, 6,400; Lewis and Clarke,
{, ZOO; Park, 1900: Silver Bow. $500; yell
lowstone. 1000. Total, 50,550.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
Ia wSOn,

GLEND1vE, Oct. 16.-[special. The reg
istration OF Dawson county is estimated at
from 750 to 500. Glendive registered 341,
several moro than three years ago, with two
small precincts less, which registered here
then. All the indications point to Dawson
county polling over 700 votes, tive.seyenths
of which will be democratic.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17

written by T. v. Powderly, general master
workman OF the Knights Of Labor. for the
septembor number Of the North American
Review, in which no says: '.The workman
mas not been protected from foreign COM
petition by the government. He has had
to fight the battle for himself through the
labor organizations. Oar governments has
enacted protective legislation In the interest
of labor If We read Congressional speeches
Alright. but II quiescently allows tho manu-
factnrer to absorb the bnlk Of protection.
II we must have protection let us see to IL
that il protects the man who works."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
Severe s,arm h, srn rra,o,sc,

SAN Francisco. Oct. l6.-Early this morn
ing the seve, est thunder storm ever expert.
encsd here in several years commenced and
continued until noon. Rain fell heavily
and WE accompanied by thunder and
lightning. The thunder was remarkably
loud for California and caused general
comment in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
They Are Mad at Flower.

New York, Oct. 16.-The garment work
ers OF the Central Labor union threaten to
throw their influence against the demo-
cratic ticket because Gov. Flower refused
to pardon Master Workman Hughes, who
was convicted of e1tortion. The clothing
cutters represent ID. 600 votes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
The Humboldt Monument Unveiled.

CHIoAao, Got. {. -Ihe bronze monument,
TO Alexander Won Humboldt WAS unveiled
in humboldt park to-day in tho presence Of
10000 people. The monument ID tho gift
of L. j. Dewes 10 the Germans of the CITY.
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Dillon.

DILLON, Oct. 16~.-[Special. THE regis
tration here for Dillon and three outside
voting precincts was 55l. The democrats
claim a small majority IN the county. while
the republican managers claim 200.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17

MILES Cry, Oct. 16.-[Spacial. The
registration in Miles City was $50. In 1889
it was $50. The total vote in the county
will probably be l, 400.
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nis Identity Established.

BUTTE, Oct. 10.--lSpsoinl, The identity
OF the o man who committed suicide
here yesterday has been ascertained. lie
WAS Frank 4. Chambers, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
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jefferson

BOULDER, Oct, 1~6.-[spec,al. The regis
tration of Boulder ia 272, Wiokes 2ll,
Placer 209. Tho approximate registration
of Jefferson county IS l, $50.
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Deer Lodge city.

DEER Lopez, Oct. &c. Especial. The
registry books closed here with the names
of $40 Yotera.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-17
A TRICK OF CARTER's,
Gets the Republican Text Book Through
the Mails CheapIy.

Gets the Republican Text Book Through
the Mails CheapIy.
New YORK, Oct. 1G.-Postmastsr Genera al
John Wanamaker and Chairman Carter
have introduced a regular bargain counter
scheme in the United States postal service
to save many dollars for the republican
national committee. II 10 just the kind of
a product that would be expected from two
such thrifty" fellows at a trade as Wanna
maker and Carter. The fact that by it the
partisan use of the postal service is mnde
clear will not disturb either Of these wor-
thiea.
BY an arrangement between the two, the
republican campaign text book is being
sent through the United States mails with
ous any interference from Postmaster Van
Coot, at the pound rate. as second class
matter.
The rate of postage to publishers of serial
publications is one cent per pound. Tho
rate on 7 ansient magazines or periodicals..
In which category the text book belongs. 10
one cent for each tour ounces.
10 CT culate the text books at one quar-
ter Of the expense q compliance with the
law would entail, crafty Mr.. Carter, with
the assistance Of the postmaster general.
has made the text boob a number or issue
OF an alleged series of publications dubbed
THE Voters Library" and Is sending this
NNs 'HAo ~" M %
although they are in no sense serial publ
cations in the meaning of the law.
1T is a characteristic Carter Wanamaker
trick, a combination of bargain-counter and
a smart" horse trader. Such mean little
bits of moves as this are disgusting a whole
lot of decent republicans. BY the mere
christening Of all republican campaign
documents "The Voters Library hundreds
of dollars that should have gone TO the
government will be saved and possibly
turned over to Dave" Martin.
Tn postof1ice is being made a vast re-
publican agency. Not only must all the
postal employees pay the republican ma
tional committee for the privilege of keep
ing their places, but the whole postal ser
vice is being used for partisan purposes.
They'll Win Whether They Vote OF Not.
New YORK, Oct. 16.-A man giving the
name of Frank johnson appeared in Little
Falls Thursday and began offering bets on
the coming election. johnson was a re-
publican, and the Cleveland men in town
met him half way with ~alacrity in backing
their political opinions. From all over
cent al New York come reports of pleasant
hammered strangers whose overtures were
met by confident democrats, nll ignorant
of the fact that chapter 240 of the laws of
1S47 of New York, disqualify from voting
pei sons who bet on elections, or who di-
,ectly or Indirectly are interested in such
bets.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-16
LEG ADA .

vapor L. viaje puerto, cargo
trasbordo Puerto
de aquel puerto e dia qun de cada
En- poca 80
dte todo los solanente
Santander
Taufa de Pasae de Ia LINEA INTER ANTILLANA
pueos a por u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-16

Este vaEo @ Fort de France el dia y el rasatlanteo de Ia
puerto de 4larsela
del Havr POrauI Tnc
thi4n el da Is Fort de France Su egia =
dti coincide ida De nercoon1I de La Inca de
Fort De France a Cayenne
de Malaga, BARGE
Marsea, Cablo, Sayanla Colon
Trinidad Denerara Cayenne Con bordo St. Thomas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-16

SCHNABEL g. Co.. .4guodata,
Agentes apoderados generates para la isla de
Puerto Rico exceptnando San Juan MayagIez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-16

Tarifa de pasajes.
IL EXPEDICION

Para II convene de 1ates clIIer 9tro InforTne- =
j.. azeute. que suseben en % eoncenlente este Perf"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-16
NOTA TMPORTANTE

Conpanfa aa paa para
Malaga id 10
pestas a 81 de L. 425
acreten cadd de pado certicacIon de
jefes nme
MAYOL HERMANos & Co.
Ponce innbre de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-16
kRAE4IER Il 60.
setiembre To- de 1900
VapOreS COrreOS ESpanoIeS
de Ia Compahia Trasatlantca
ANTES DE A. LOPEZ * Go.
10 PARA PUERTO-RICo Y LA HABANA

-SALIDAS-de Barcelona los dfas de caia
FL Cadz 10 3ODe Santande q 20D la Coru
ma Il
: exptden raas ne ida vuelta p De rebaja.
las fmi equvaencia de Tasaj le aTa
de arebaja
En- la In nino Los
De de de l. cumpldos asaje de
j. amos cumpHdos Taaae
En- preferenca Tn De 2
pasaje De II Ijc de II aan paje
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
PkACCIE IA WIARUSAl
Zydzi W Nowym
YOrku.

WOstatnlm numerze ANGELS
klego czasopjsma Century spotyka'
my sic z bardzo ciekawym arty-
ku!cm zydacn W Nowym 4or-
ku. Llczha zyd6w, W m'eSclo Wy :
nosl 100000 wyraznie dwieScle
p,etdz,esj4t tysjrcy. Il tych:
5l4 trudni sic handlen iowa
row gaIanteryjnych kapltafem IS
milonow,
26l utrzymujc fabrYki sktady
ubior6w mezkich zcMsnch, I
kapitaiem - mihon6w;
81 firm sprzedalo sukno. ka
pitai + mlionow;
lG0 firm sprz"daje kapcluszc
mezkIc, rekawlczKi, parosoIc t. p
r1cczy;' kapItaF II miliondw;
lG1 firm aprHedajc tyton, cy-
CARA, papicrosy, laJkl I. d, ka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
OSIiC;i Bahama.

Ally Nu1y lldSZc . seminal
ryum polskiem, oplerajace
sic ma go}ych faktach i nagiej
prawdzle, wzruszy}y W Detroit
zwlerzchnosc Seminaryum jak-
by jake gniazdo szerszeni.
Rektor seminaryum, zawsze
apelu]ac jallo vmeczennlk" /,
do opinli pu5licznej, teraz
oczami jak radio patrzy ma
W1orvsa, bo Wiarels sic po~
nlewazyt op;nii publicznej
przedstaWiG talta.
estto przecie obowi2zkiem
dzlennikarza puDliczne O
publicznych rzeczach movie!
Gdyby semjnaryum by]o
w}asnoscia dyecezyi detroic
kiej, przez dyecezye pobudo
wane, funduszami dyecezyi
utrzymywane. dyecezyalnych
tylso saldent6w przyjmujac,
Wlar1s by seminaryum u-
wazaf ]ako rzecz prywatnq,
choGby profesorowie razen
Z ucznlaml w CiuCiubabke
sic bawili, albo przy kieliszku
O uczonych rzeczach gadali,
ABBY i'm sic czupryn kurzy]o.
Ale semlnaryum Jest Wed1ug
stow reltora zaktadem dla
Po}ak6w ca]ej Ameryki, W
r6znych gazetach rektor
chwali wielkich ludzi, wycho :
dzacych z seminaryum, i
wlekszych Jeszcze, tamze
s}oncen madrosci uczacych,
Wo"us zrownuJac fakta
slowami rektora przekonal
sic, ze ME wszystko z]oto co
sic swieci, i wyda} swoje
zdanie, polegajqc jedynie ma
prawdzic.
Przeciez miellsmy W naszcj
redaKcyi przez diva miesiqce
by}ego ,,ucznia" seminaryum
polskiego w Detroit; a zna-
ny uprofe5or i doktor" takze
u mas kr6tki czas Dawif.
Ale rcktor seminaryum
tyl|lo lubi pochwa]y i 6 G
G t. ezeli sic rzucisz
ma s}owo G N n ar y u IL,
albo ME zdejmiesz czapk'
vymawiajqc sIowa: re k :
tor, F G lie y an k i, NJ a t.
k a M on i * a, jcstes bez-
boznym chamcm. w n i e.
d z1eli vice gazetce swo]ej,
ktorej redaktor pew1o po-
chodzl Wprost Z rodzlny
BaraHasza, 4 CZas6W Chrys-
tusowych, i W /yodue,
organic narwanych narodow-
COW. odpowiada '''Uruso,ri,
ze Warns kIamic, wicdz4c
dobrze, zc |Fl~0y by ME
k}amal, choCby 2 ricgo paay
darli. Wcdiu& twIcrdzcb
glupich gazct Rcktor jest
wciclonq nlcwinnosciq, pro-
fcsorowic kapka y kapkc mu
podobni, wszystkic prIcz mas
przytoczonc laEta o hulatycc
j pijatycc proIesorow, Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

lewltach wyswieconych S;
zgory zaprzeczone i asta.
Me dosyc ma tenn.
Rzucono strasznq potwar
ma kllku niewinnych ksiczy
posqdzajac ich O nlecne in
trygl, z dodatk1em proroctws
dalszych ciag6w bredni
ll|amstw. L aktem strzelis
tym ma czele do publicznosc
zak}ad Z nies}awy sic obmy
/ clagami dalszemi sic obmy
wac bedzie. Wsrod tel ciszy
Matka przelozona sic pre-.
chadza po kurytarzach owegc
semlnaryum, ok}adajac ME
pos}usznych bebnow ogor-
kami Cd paska po macie
rzyhsku.
lyle tymczasem O odpo.
wiedzi ma COLA prawde Wa
rlsa " Nledzieh, Eqodzie ct COS.
Te pismld}a przypominaia
nam bardzo owo biblijne
bydle Bahama, tq tylko
roznlca, ze, 3dy przez ostat-
ME przem6wi} Bog ku wiekszeJ
.chwale Swojej, przcz Nledzie-
le Z Zgode przemawia rektor,
ME w obronle chwaty Boze],
ME koscio}a, ME religii, lecz
jedynie gwoli zagrozonego
qeszet!u. Wluus zas}one zdar1
Z pobielanych grob6w, wiec
gwaltu, co sic dzleje, krzy-
cza.
w odpowiedzl rektorskich
i BarabaszoWskich Oslo po-
mijany milczeniem osobistc
pochwa}y rektora Jego ku-
morrow l kumoszel,, boo ME
rodzi sowa soko}a. Pragnie
my jedynie uwage zwr6cit
szerszej publicznosci ma ten
Eowego rodzaju humbug
szukania relllamy dla "a
k}adu w szacie ,,meczennl-
kOW."
Ba]amucit opinii publicz-
nej ME wolno! Fakta iorzez
mas przytoczone So pu b.
llcz ne pr a w d z i w G.
MECH wiec publicznosc wyda-
je sad! Publ!cznoSt polaka
to ME oWa t}uszcza ma dWo-
RE Plata, kt6ra uwolnita
praojca Barabasz6w, a ukrzy-
zowa}a niewlnnego Jczu-a. :.
Me! To est z}udzenie Sta,
ry Testament mina}.
ten artykut poslemy do
Europy w 20 egzempla-
rzach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

dotrzec razem do stop kopca,
tam Cd wsystklel bracl zio.
2yG wieliec Jednoscl , Mlfos-
CT Q przysiega zfozonq cieniom
bohatera z pod Racfawlc, le
" sze XII e u mas brat.
ME spory "a MI k :
ma
Go dal nam Bo2e wszyst-
kim doczekaG n1ezadlugo!
G h icago, 81 NJ a re a.
lAPlSUJCIE SOBIE WIAKUsA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

pltaf IS! miIionow;
"a firmy sprzedaja trunk;
kapltai 10 milion0w:
lo3 firm sprzedaje zegarki
drogle kamlcnie j instrumental o.
ptyczne;; kapitai 7 mllion6w;
SO firmy zaopatrza publlcz.
nose W skory garbowane; kaplta}
7 milionow;
SO firm utrzymuje sk}ady oleju,
szkfa, t. p; kaplta} 6 nilion6w.
81 firm sprzedaje meble; ka-
pita} % milion6w;
"A firm handluje miesem; ka.
pita} 5 mjllonow.
A4l6 lest mnlejszych flrm W
foznvch zawodach kapltalem 373
m,lionow.
Razem Jest 2o1S knpc6w, ma
]acych przesz}o dwlescie sledm
milion6w dolar6w got6wkl.
Do liczby tel ME lczy sic kapi-
talist6w, ami wlaSclclell dom6w i
grunt6w. Najwspanialsza Utica W
Nowym Yorku jest Broadway.
Przy tel ull:v So wszystkie znacz.
nleisze sk%ady, poczta, gmachy
urzedowe, banLi, gleida i rozlicz-
ne blura adwokacl1le, zabcHpieczeh
Cd ognia, ma zycle t. d. N"iruch-
llwsza czest tel ullcy jest miedzy
MON Square i Canal
ulicy. W tel czgsci ulicy jest 400
domow> ktore bez wyjatllu naleza
do zyd6w, a z 1900 firm kupiec-
l1lch temze jest 1000 zydowskich.
R6wnlez SO domy sk4ady przy
ulicach blisko Broadway W rcku
zydow,
Z IS kap1taIow posada1acvch
Is milion6w dolar6w lub wiccei,
SO dwle trzece zydzl, mlanowicle
Sellyman, Hallgarten, Wormser,
Lazard, Scholle, Kuhn, Loeb,
Schiff, lckelheimer, Sreycr, Schae
fer i t. d.
Domy l grunta, rg ku zyd6w
W mlescic ma]a waitoSc POO mill
onow. Plet 6smych (5S) kupna
l sprzedazy nleruchomosci, No.
wynn Yorku idzie ma imie zyd6w.
Mozna sobie wyobral.t, jake
Wrazenle artyku} powyzszy wywo-
TAI. Wca}e] Europe zydzl wy
j?tklem Anglli rel wodzq Ma giet.
dach. Warszawa, Petersburg, Ber-
I'm, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Wiedeh,
Paryz, Rzym Lizhora; Madryd
t, d. sq W reku zyd6w. 70 samo sic
dzleje Azyi mniejszej p6lnoc-
nej Afryce. Powyzsze zas liczby
udowadnial2, ]aka straszn2 .poteg2
So zydzi W najbogatszym kraju ma
swIecie, t. Jest W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych. 30 co Nowym Yorku
powledzlano, trzeba l innym ma
stom wlekszym przyznaG w Fila
dcltii, Baltimore, Nowym Orleanie
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago,
San Franclsco,w g|6wnych punktach
kaplta}u, zydzi. rel wodza.
Zwazmy dalel na to, &c zydzl
iako urodzem nieprzyJaciele WARY
chrzesclahsl;ej kierui2 ]ozami ma
soiskiemi, kontroluia wszystk1e
znacznleJsze gazety, tax europej-
skie, iako amerykaMskle, }acza
sic vszedzle Z niepr:y jaciolml
koSclo1a katolicliego pojmie
my, iak potezna Jest armia szatana
na lNnl SWieClc. Ale naSl DraCla
zw'4zkoWcy zydom przyznai4
patryotyzm polskl, drzwi o,wlcra-
jqc do grup swolch WlglszosG
zaSobow materyalnych W Polsco
jest W reku zyddw, ktdrzy tylko
uu zgubq narodu pracuj;l, ale W
Stanach Iicdnoczonych picrwSzy
lepszY zydci mozc zostad poIablem
moizcszowego wyznania w Tow.
NarodowYm, mozo zoStaG urzedm.
Klein, NJ mu sIo uda gesheft
Morgensterna,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07
KOpiec dIa KoscluSzkj.
W Ameryce
Naplsala
Ieo1ilu SnnQ0Zlnska.

IVA Jloole'
Ieotlu Smn0lulska.
Czestokroc jedno W
role uprawna rzucone
ziarno obfte wYda1o
plony, jedno male
i niezuaczne narZe-
die wielkie zbudo-
wa}o rzeczy, jedno W
w]asciwej chwili
wyg4oszone s4owo,
do wielkich ludzkosc
pobudzi4o czYn6w.
TAX W ostatnim
numerze wv iarusa''
s}owo ,,Kopiec'' ;, dla
KoSciuszki W Amery-
ce sta1o sic elektryka
niemal, dla serc dunn
nych ma przeszfo$c
swego kraju i kocha~
jacych gor@cem !!
nieskazoDem obcoS
cia uczuciem drogie
nasze uSwiecone
krwia przodk6w ira
dycYe narodowe.
Me p"zYpuszczam
azeby mysl piekna
korespondenta 2 De-
troit, znaczacego sic
z. X. S., przesz}a u
k0mitetu chicagOs-
kieg;o budowy pom
nika ko5ciuszki bez
g}ebszego sic zasta-
nowienia mad MIA.
Cd lat wielu mic
tax wym6wnie W
prasie naszej W Am e.
ryce ME wstrzasne4o
uczuciami czytelnl-
k6w, jak owe s}owa,
dis talk wielce ma
czasie, szanownego
correspondents z Det-
roit, kt6ry powo}uje
komitet skromnemi
s1owy:
ZBUDUJEMY KOPIEC
OLA kOSCIUSZKI
w AMERYCE.
IN ZEote te s1owa po-
winny W ca4ej piersi
narodu naszego zna-
lezc oddzwiek, po-
klask i odbicie. 0!
bracia moi, stw0rzmy
kopiec wiekopomny
W Ameryce bohate-
rowi 4 pod Raclawic,
ktGrego slawa jest
szczytniejsza i droz-
sza dla serc ludu mad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-04-07

zlana krwia ; przesia-
k1a fzami wodza ko-
chajacego kmiotka
zarowno jak pana, be
przekazana potion
nosci na chwafe vie
czna kraju, DO stano-
wiaca wreszcle vie
czny zdr6j otuchy, z
kt6rej czerpiemy SHY
ducha ma przysz4oSG
/ powtarzamy z
chluba, re choc
fOWalenl JesZ cZe ME
zgubieni!
0 bracia, stw6rzmy
kopi:ec polskiej
chwa}y ma obczyznie,
ME przestaje b4aggac
"a korespondentem m
podniesionej mySli,
DO 5pizowe pomniki
SWAT staWia i kome-
dyantom, q s1awa bo-
hatera naszego ME
by1a op}acona ma
mona. | my Polki-
matki, siostry, dzieci
i Wszyscy, wszyscy,
wszyscy bedziemy
znosiG z pomoca Bo-
za szczyptami, gars-
ciami rekawami i
czapkami ziemie.... :!
A / polska gleba
ME poskapi nam
szczypty-inne kraje,
Szwaicarya, gdzie
w6dz kohczy1 dni
zycia, Francya,
W {ochy1 Sf0Wlanskle
plemlona Wszvscy
uzycza garstki swej
ziemi, i talk ME Pol
ska sama, ale wszyst-
kich KRAKOW ziemie
wystaWia pomnlk
bohateroWi lmienia
? olskiego.
Czyz mog4oby bye
cos szczytn tniejszego
W smutnych stosun-
kach naszych mad
podobne wiekopomne
ma obcej ziemi die
10?
Zapewne re mysl
tax szczytna a talk
1atwo przeprowadzic
sic dajaca ME moze
bye poprawiona IN
na.
w szakzez to nic
koIos rhodyjski, do
kt6rego zbudowania
sto pieGdziesiat lat