davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
DIVA pociagi dzienme do
Montana i brzeg0w Paci,
flkas.

Poczawszy Cd kwietnia
heda cho izjty poclagI koltl Nor
thern Pacific iak rastqpuje. Poclag
nu:ner 3 opuszcza 81. Paul o go
dime 9 przod poiudniem codzien-
II e, .iadqc do ~SYokane, Seattle,
Tacoma J Portland, via, Butte, w
NJ Cntana. Pociag numer 1 opusz-
cza $. Paul % Gouzu lie 4. Is 20
poiudnIu. iadac do Spokane,
Seattle, Tacoma Portland. Oba
poclagi m'eszcza kcmpletny aparnL
Pullmana p~ociag6w sypialnych
~pierwszei kiasy, karv svn;alne ola
turystow, kary sypralne Ola
wolnych kolon1stow, s@vplalnie
dzienne karY .jMalne.
Caloliniowc kary Pullmana
tudzicz kHuy syplalne ola turys-
tow wychodza q Chicago o go
dz}n}e 1915 wicczGrem rOIziennie
linla kolei Wisconsin Central. do
Montnny i Poinocneg, zachody
@a! PanlfG<iem. Kara sypiuIna
p'crNszcj klasy opuszoza Chicago
godzrric 6 4 poludnia, codz;en-
NE, va G.. NJ. & st. p. Ry,
dA$ac do Butte. Spokane Tacoma
l Portland. Te cafolinjowc kary
sypialno ~dostarczaja naj!epszych
w.ygod %umokebniaja podrozuja-
Gym unitniecie wszelklch fatyg j
zwiok z pono!y zmiany kar w
podr6zy.
Ko!ejc jadaIne IA liuii kole-
,joweJ Northern Paclfo i nadal
traktuja nprzejmic pedr6&ujaca
publicznosc. Il ofiarowanemi leraz
powyz.zem' wygodami, ~uznaja
dis turyscl, businessman !ub
ko!o"j5ci kolej Northern Pacific
IA najlersza linia d" M%ipnesoey
f]oinncnrj Dahoty. Manitobv,
Montany, Idaho, Oregon, Wa
shington, British Columbia, Alaska
] California,
Montana. Eastern nni W2s-
tern Washington Folders, Won
oerIand, Przevo4nih. sportsmenow,
1ellowston Park, Broadwater
Hot sSrring Alaska folders ma
rok 1882 - dzio1a te luz W. silly
4 drukn. hazda Z rych publikacyi
ku&dcmu ma zadanio przestana
bedz'e bczpiatnie. Zgtos;G sic pod
nd,erem: Chas. S. Fec, General
Passenger aud Ticket Agent Of
the Northern Pacific r. r. St.
Poni Nlnn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
L Prus Polskich.

Znow nowi wvGnancy
Niemcy powracali 4 Rosyi i "a
trzymall sic wzesztym tygodn;u ma
Podg5rzu pod Torunlem u1ajqc
sic W okolice Miastka (RommeIs-
burg ma Podgorzu. zkad w|asclwle
pachodza. By1o tan II rodzln
llczacych przesz}o so glow Trzydze,
SCI lat starsi z Mich p~rzezyvll: IA ko
lonlach W Rosy. Terazkazano I'M
przyJat prawos5awio me to.
ywon." powiedziell lm MoskaIe,
byl, zniewolenl porznc'c wszystko
w%sdrowat powrotem DO
Helmat'andu. Powtarzamy ciagle,
re to n~ulezvta kara IA bismar-
ckow>ka nauns, IL ludzi MONA
tax przeredzac. lax bydto. Pred
tNn wymAlazk,em bismarkowsklm
laden narod podobnych sprawek
sic ME dopuszczaf = chyba w
Atryce, ga<ie kwltnle nieweln,c
two. To iez zupefmc s}usznie
odezwa1 sic Nlemirc pewien W
Poznanlu gdy urzypaIrywaf size
pred 8 tygodnlaml ma rynku
Nowomiejsklm czterem wozom
pfachcianym pe}nYm wsdrowctw
wypedzcnych Z Rosy: ia. das
haben sic allies Bismarck zu VEL
danken" (wslystkoto zawdzleczaja
oni BlsmarsuM!) - naturalnle /
Observation-Disclosures.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
V. Administrators.

u Talk zwani radzcy Z)e'
duoczen,a duuhowul l s~leccy
So nlepotrzebni
p W ich m'e2sce wstepu]e
powyaej wspomuiaEa kom'sya,
czuwajaca nad organem, ktora
take ma rozstrzygat ws2e;kle
Kwestye sporue W Zjedno"7e-
niu.
81 laden urzednlk ME mole
diuzej urzedu W u, dn"czen'u
piastowac ]ak 5 la'a.
4 Ponlewaa ieStesmy pre-
Konani, De przsn'es'rm" "d'n''
nistracyl z Chicago Zedn""ze
MA tyl,,o ia dobre wise m"2v
przedstawlsmy Milwaukee"
Wis. jako mlelsce oi2 WE
dine pod kazdym ~zg'e'
dem.
Powyzsze uwagl nr"gn'emy
ma seimle przeprowadz G de
badz co bqdz, zawsze "!rTn'e
STAG bedzlemy PREY lednos2'
ZJedloczenla.
Il usZanOw&nl"W,
Ks. lack Gu1shl, MI~@3@ &c.
Ks. Eavard Koziowsh1 .-llmstee,
Ks. jan Szuhulsh2, Bearer Dam.
Ks. Fran. hroN Ch'cogo.
Ks. Anzezm kroN Arcadjo VS.,
Ks. K1emens Ro5o:0tsh1. N:luc.
rs. S. Pouganis. Grand II pds'
rs. Mzi Ierosiew1cz, Nilcouhee
Ks. Win. Leuuudopsh JNlg
rs. Il. Gorshi, JLlrauhce.
rs, znt0ul P~yqdzylsh7 M1r.
Ks. Wilhelm Grautzu. .1hlN.
rs. J5zet Jlalecd2, Chlcayo
Ks. Funclszeh Lauge. tzicuyo
rs. Nawroch2, Chlcag9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
KuFysT Wafszawski. ;
DIVA razy d%ziennie!!

Najpopularnieisze p!smo polskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
L SZacunKiem

Delegac, Tow. sw. Wawrzyhca
no.. so: Maryan Federowlcz !
i Ludw,k Bendryn.
Delegac, Cow. Sw. Jozefa No.
$. Wojcieeh Mia, Wawrzyn Pyle
w>kj i Walenty Urbanowicz.
Delegat sekretarz Tow. sw
Michafa No. 100 Jan Przyber-
De.egaci Tow. Sw. Miko}aja
No. lo7: JoIef Krajewskl
MARGIN LewandowSkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

Posiowic polsey, pa
movie Czar!uiski, Schroeder KS.
Neubu@r byii u mlnlstra oswlaty p.
Bosse l pytali go, czy ma petycya
oJcow rodzln o lepsza nauke dzleci
polskich NE ma odpowledzi po-
prawy: Pan minister powledzial,
re sam poledzle w Poznanskic / do
Pras zachodnjeh, bedzlo odGie-
dzia1 szkoty. ably sic przekonat,
lax tez ma prawdeslest z nauk9
relign jake postepy robl2 dzleci
polskIe, gdy ie teraz ME W
ojczystej movie poIsklej nauczy-
clelc uc2a. PoNrzednlo m6wIli juz
Z pqnpm mlmstrem 0 tel sprawle
ksiqze Radziwllf, ksladz Jaldzew-
SKI i panowle komierowski i
Ceglelskl. WszYstkim powiedzial
pan minister to samo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
81 Izba przylmuie tylk"

s. Izba przy]muie tylk"
wnloskl podane przez kom'sya
do wnioskow i rezolucyl.
6) Komlsya ia Jest obowla-
zana dac pierwszenstwo wElo-
skom towarzystw, ogloszonych
pred se]mem W organic Z,e'
duoczenla.
y Wnloskl po)edynczych
czfonkow IA se)mle musz4 bye
podane ma pismle.
s. komlsya do wnioskow
rezolucyi sktada sic z cz(on'
6ow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
Wyrcb urgu (w
BawaryD p, l.. Wlerzbowskl z
RYwa}du w Pru>ach Zach. z1ozy1
egzamln panstwowy ma lekarza.

Pieciu fa1szerzy rubil,
albo przynajmiei wydawaczy fall
syfikatow je1no j dziesieclorublo-
wych, schwyclta policya W Toru-
nlu W oberzy Czarnecklego PREY
ullcy Arabskiej. So to podoDno
zydzi polscy. Przybyli oni pred
paru dniaml do Damas1awka pod
Gnleznem do w1osclanina kublaka
l oflarowall MI ruble pc l marce,
Ma jego zdzlwienle na TAX nlsk:
cene uspakajali go, re Arolowa
anglelsha kaze teraz roblc ruble
wlelklemi masami, aey ten
sposob sc4gn4c dug swoi Z Rosy.
W Noncu 1roollI K%ublakowl pro-
pozycyH, >ut pr2yjechal do Toru,
nia, Il tam " Czarneckiego uberzY
PREY ullcy Arabsk,ej "a 200 NIX.
dAdza mu 200 rubli / drugie 200
zakrldytuja. UczyI' go prz5 tenn,
zeby move moty k&adf bot q
poGn;szcz2 SIG l beu4 JaN stare
Wy Hdl4t. -N'ls hoSEl NN't low l..
hub!ak Tie ulai propo~yc,1 i
zwlerzS So I MIG pau Osowlc~
kicmu. Tea zawjadonl;} poIicya,
ktorA zmosA SIC Z tc1mlsAq. W
ten pur~yznn.iemiu kub!:.& ! Oso-
WICK przlb, il Go Tuiuntu, poll
Cya ma ncn czokufa. CGah sic
do oDe;zy tlurnecNlvgo na Arab
ski. Tam "net "slyarv ~iaiszerze
sic znaltzn, oIiarujAc ruHla po 25
kopiejet>, W Hontu ia"cl tuu|aml
"a TAME pienlad1e. GIy j"z ptEcIu
by}o razeM, pol cya !t1s st@~ala !
zaaresztowaft, ale tylip c-trgech
piaty zemknNI. Nsadzenl We we
zienlu polclJnem @p",tohmo j~ta1chc
ruble jakics spal il, jak przy
areszlowanlu podobno ]ah4s PACE
ky IalaYiikatow ForAuctc u"rl c
zdotall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07

Najpopularnieisze p'smo polskie.
Wychodzi oodziennie W dwoch
e%dycjach: rannel i wlecz.rneJ, o.
procz SWAT dni swiatecznych, W
At6re wpchodzl raz ieden ia dzlen.
OIb1zlmi dziai telegramow i
korespondencyj re wszystklch sto-
lie europejsklch i pahstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wsp6lprarowmct-
VIC pierwszorzednychs pisarzdw
rolskich zjedna1Y,S.s..-ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
WniOSek.

My nlzel podplsanl ksleza
cztonkowie Zjednoczenia pred
k1adamy Szan. Delegation mad
chodzacego selrnu ZlednoczeL1a
nastepulace uwogl KIN s'ln'el'
szemu rozwoiowl nasze' orga-
nlzacyi polsko katollckle].
NIektore propozycye So )u2 DO
pewnego stopnia W konstytu-
CIV, zawarte, wleksza led2ako-
woa Geese Jest programem
nowym, Getychczas ua se]mach
niezaanYm.
I. Przyjmowanie ezionkow'
y kaady Kaudydat DO
Ziednoczenla podlega sclste]
rewizyl lekarsklel, we5}ug
drukowanych przepisow.
q Swmdectwo lekarza
]okaInego podlega aprobacie
lekarza centralnego Zlednocze-
MIA, kt6rego Ziednoczenle
op1aca.
81 Wstepne zmienla sic
wed1ug wleku.
II. Finanse ZjednoezeniA.
II Potrzebuy Jest tundusz
rezerwowy CO na]mniej do
500 900
p Sposob, W )aki sic fun
dusz bedzle tworzyf, jest z
nadwyzek z oou kas Z]edno-
czenia i matych dodatkow do
assessmenlow.
81 $4,000 powlnno bye
ulokowaue w bankach ma zao
woianje, a resztH W sumach
$1,000 = 5000 ia hypotekach
do "artcScl ma]qtku, aibo W
limited States bonus.'
A. Fundusz reZerwoWy ua
bye zaplsauy na prezydenta
sekret4g1a, kasyeia i dw6ch
o~plekunow kasy, Jake repre-
zentantow Zjednoczenla.
81 kazGora2owy sem ivy
czalny, albo radzwyczajny,
okresIa wasunkl, pod jakiemi
fundusz zeiazny mole bye
n%aruszouy.
g. Zrownanie posmiertnego
jest po;rzebne t, !. ka2dy clio
mex Zjednoczen'a ma prawo
do 5000. Cztonkowie ktorym
iona umrze, otrzymuja $500
po jej smierci, ;ak dotycbczas
q 5000 ptaci sic !ch spadko-
biercom.
y W przypadku smlerci
drugie1 zony czionka, kt6ry
iuz pc pierwszei $500 odebraf,
mic wleceJ mu SIC lie d~ostanie.
8 Oplekunowie kasy, wy
BRAN ma sejmle, co kwartaf
rewldu]a ksia&ki sekretarza
kasyera i dochody rozchody
sprawdza]a
81 o. kwartal oglaszajq
opiekunowle raZem z sekreta.
rem i kasyerem detaliczne
sprawozdaAlie drukowane "a
przyslezone pred notarYuszem
publlczuym,
10Y RoN flskalny Zjednocze.
MIA kohczy sic logo Lipca.
III. kwestya organu.
y Zjednoczenie pow'nno
bye wtasclcIelem organu swo-
lego i ma se!mie wyblerat
redaktora.
q Redaktor jest odpowie.
dzialnym komlsyi, wybranej
ma sejmle ma jeden rok.
81 Komlsyo ia sic sklada z
trzech kslezy i dwoch cywll-
nYch> 2 kt6rych Jeden jest pre-
zydent Z)ednoczenia.
A Pragniemy, ably Sp0]ka
wydawnictwa w Chicago w
tym celu sic z Z]ednoczeniem
p~orozumIala.
~. Semy.
II Dop6kiaB'skup lie cola
aprobatY towHrzystWu, towa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopismo
humorystyczne
s M us

wychodzl we Lwowle cd LAT
sleolnlu halrego!arnleJ ava faa'
m~leslscAh,e " ~ oozhacZa
bornymi iIuytvawami, wvkouanymi
przez naIGnah"m'tsfNch .TtNstow
polsklch %A&'"i"r&"Nrh. Kto sig
czyc hlcc' '.'''''| '''t'oiA ~ IN
z N''fi "~h''es@'|' move
dowclpy' "'S"'e "''Fsz"' hnniore
sA SAW. .,..
; odh,t us r'.'.,' ','S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
X artuGv. Pred SADIE

Kartu@v. Pred sadem
awniczeia toczvia SIC sprawl
w1asclciela Is. Z Grzybna, htory /
kwietula rb. jake svladek pred
sad zarozwany, poIlczy4 ! otrzYma&
wynagrodzenie Z kasy sqdowei "a
jednokonna furmanke. Jak sic
wykaza}o. wldzf B.. ma swym
wozle umarEego do pochowan1a ma
t~utejszym cmentarzu, q sam szed1
obok woza. Pomlmo &c sic
odwcfYWa1 ma TO-, IL "a w~lezlenie
trUpa ME otrzymaf zadnej zapFaty.
SNaza} go sad la Is m. gary lub
toz 5 DIM wleZienla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-07
~. Semy.

y Dop6kiaB'skup lie cola
aprobatY tow"rzystwu, towa-
rzYstro ma prawo wysylac
delegatow ma sejm
p Delegacl powinni bye
wybrani co nalmnlej jeden
mIesiac pred seImem.
- Nazwiska delegation sic
drukuie W ostatnich tr2ech
numerach organu pred sci,
mem.
AZ Formulkl mandatow po-
WHINE bye druKowane.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
ENCUAOERNACION
DEL .'BOLETIE NERCkKTIL.

"a este secci6s de Ia casa, monsada CO,
odos S<ss elemcaes,s nenesarans prnv5sta d.
nateri&les de prjzaera cDsse sc hacen encua.
icrnacioaes es hoiaade&a, cartonS, pasta e.
sa1nla, piel d. rvaofe com relieves todo per
ecaO Dreci az red dOA =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

The Prcprieeors Ct the Boletfn
MercantU - have the horour of re-
o'est.ng English advertisers to hand
tier orders to Mess AMEDEE
PRINCE & - who are the sole
Agents for all Eaglisb G. Fres01
Adasrtisihg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

administrator du BoIetin Mei-
Cantu a l'honneur de prier N lear
ses Annonciers haneais de 7ouloir bin
;emettre leurs crdres de Publicite
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
cont les Agents uniqres ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour Ia Pab'iciis Franeaiss
s;AYl4ia. 8;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
G. 4 r II L S

,on las pesas ned1das del Sistema Me
rico Decimal. en- Ia !mprenta del bOLE:
I'm MERCA NTH.
Se hallar Senlas otras muchas noveda>
los SO es ran mas del extraniero
Ia trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernacio1
Ltografta, pueden yer satistechos to-
90 los gustOs y cump idss todss las exi
'eacias. Pa turs en- los precics; elegance
en- la ejecuc r,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
PAk FAKILlAS,
Lista de -. para un al1o
% ctvs. una, Y $50 docena
Nu uPREEII Dill DCIIIU.
Il hAts1RO DE IAsLEs,

30 asAnan do rseibir sjsnpIarss
"a . ais,na sdieioa pablieada q
ssw-foik sn b lnprsasa a
soisws hssrs ~~u & aa-ge
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12

A DUBLIN telegram of Nov. says:
The evicted tenants commission opened
it's inquiry here Yesterday. Justice
Mathew, president of the commission,
stated that he had received letter from
the Marquis of Clanricarde which he re-
ferred to the commission as ''plan OF
campaign commission and declined to
attend as a witness for the purpose OF
making suggestions for an attack upon
his class. While one of the witnesses
was testifying, MIR. Carson, counsel for
the landlords, asked to be allowed to at
once cross-exam1ne him. Justice Mathew
refused to grant the desired permission.
saying that when the witnesses for both
sides had been heard, counsel would be
allowed to cross-examine them through
the commissioner. Mr.. Carson there
upon declared that the whole thing was
a farce and a sham, and that he would
not prostitute the position OF advocate
by remaining longer before the commits
sion. Justice Mathew said that Mr.. Gar
sons observations were disgraceful. The
other counsel present as representatives OF
landlords concurred in the remarks made
by Mr.. Carson and withdrew from the
room. The landlords being thus unre-
presented, Justice Mathew adjourned the
session of the commission. 80
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12
srHE IR1sH slANDhRD sAI 20 RDAY. 30 EMI1ER II

81 Il Is STATED and there cert ainlY ean H.
no ,i objection to the pro jject that during
the, coming World . Fair, the Norwegianle
in Chicago intend to celebrate the e
achievement OF Lief Ell sckson, o. the first
disooverer OF America, four hundred g (
wears before Colum bus made his famous.
voyage. It is generally conceded BY the u s
learned that Northmen, voyaging to
Greenland, did venture across -Batt1n's
Bay, made their way along the coast q
what is now New England, and left here
and there memorials Of their visit or VS.
it's; in recognition Of which fact one OF
the adornments Of Commonwealth ave-
nue., IN Boston, is en- ideal statue OF Lief
Erickson. But these same Scandinavian
voyagers, in their sagas, have stated that
other white men had been before them in
America, and had penetrated beyond
the Capes Of Virginia; and the records
they have left 60 to confirm the Irish
tradition of the voyage of St. Brendan
and his companions, from Ireland to this
continent, at least couple of centuries
before that OF Erickson. If there is to
be any pref Columbian celebration, there
fore, the Irish element in Chicago, which
is as numerous as any other, should see
that the claim of their adventurous
countryman shall not be overlooked.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12

DESPITE the determined efforts OF the
Republicans to defeat Mayor Winston
for legislative honors in the Thirty-sec-
ond district he was elected, as we pre-
dioted, by handsome majority. The
district is strongly republican and ap'
peals were made to the voters to slaugh-
ter Mayor Winston as he w,:uld oppose
the reelection OF c. K. DAVIS to tine
United States Senate. Being the leader
Of the democracy he was made the spec
ial target of the opposit on party but
his great popularity with the working
men carried him along triumphantly on
the crest OF the wave. He ran 900 votes
ahead of the other Democratic cand1-
dates and defeated his republican oppon-
ents by majorities ranging from Ito to
$50. This is a grand victory for the
Mayor, and sufficient proof OF his popu-
larity with voters of all parties in the
district. He will faithfully serve his
constituents in tho House and will I'M
doubtedly make good record. We
congratulate the Mayor on his splendid
achievement.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12

HAus MArrsoN's paper, The North, in
q semi-independent way does not ap-
nrove Of the action Of the Lutheran
ministers in issuing political manifesto
requesting their countrymen and co-reh-
eionists to vote for republican judges OF
the supreme court. It thinks, however,
that in their capacity as pastors it would
be proper for them to instruct their con-
preeations on political issues from their
pulpits. The average preacher knows
no more about politics than the ordinary
layman, and they know less than such
men as Hans Mattson who has been 9
practical politician all his life. Il Hans
Mattson,s pastor was q Democrat he
would not consider it the proper thing
to mix religion and politics u. l his ser
mons Better that preachers OF every
danomination conf themselvest TO theo-
logical matters and refrain from intilct-
mo politico religious harangues upon
their focks. The Lutheran ministers
should initiate the Catholic priests Y
THE respect and let politics severely
alone We want no alliance OF church Oh
and state IL this countr ". hattson.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12

LAST Sundays Times contained vii
famous TRADE against Capt. Michael
Hoy by fellow adopting the assumed
name of James Scully, 829 Nineteenth
avenue south. Scully is myth, and his
address is vacant lot. We are glad to
be able to say that there is no man IN
this city of Irish birth or extraction who
would aseail Capt. Hoy in such dis
graceful manner as the anonymous Will
fier in the Times has done. Capt. Hoy
is an old citizen with good war record,
and though he may have faults like
other men, he is too manly a man to stab
others in the back under stolen name.
Capt. Hoy emphatically denies that he
ever called Judge Canty an Orangeman
or travelled in the interest OF the Repub-
lican party through the state to defeat
Judge CAVITY by lying about him. by
those who claim to know, it is stated
that Mr.. Hoy was off on hunting e1-
petition merely. Therefore, asa matter OF
with rife in his hand, and as matter OF
Justice We feel bound to say that the re-
port Of his electioneering against Judge
:Canty has no foundation in fact.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12

TEE North, which changed It's politics
TO help elect Knute Nelson because OF his
nationality, has an editorial on Luther in
which it says: "The spirit which spoke
through his protest is the most powerful
factor in America to-day. Discovered
by Columbus. America was rescued by
Luther's reformation from the intellect
nal darkness of the aga and church rep
resented by its discoverer. We are
somewhat surprised that man OF Hans
Mattson's intelligence allows himself to
indulge in such unmitiga'ed clap trap.
It is Just az we'll for him to claim that
Minnesota has gone Republican because
of the intellectual brilliancy of his own
countrymen. We know that certain
class of Professionals make such boasts as
the above, but if Hans Mattson once tries
to prove such assertions he will find 1t no
easy matter to convince any one OUTSIDE
of his Own readers that Luther or his
doctrines have accomplished what Is
claimed for them. t...
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12

{ r.. {. Il +, = -
The anti Catholic societies issued q
circular giving the names OF candidates
on the Republican and Democratic TICK
cts who we're supposed to be "Roman-
lists" or "Romanist sympathizers" and re-
ouestiug Americans to beware and look
over the names before voting Among
the "Romanist sympathizers'' were the
two candidates for mayor, j. c. Haines
and w. n. Eustis, as we'll as Mayor
Winston. In the wards where the AN
tbs" are strongest, the "Romanists" and
their "sympathizers" kept up with the
rest of the candidates and in some cases
ran ahead of them. The 'antis'' are
played out IN this city and are the
laughing stock of all sensible citizens.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12

The Catholic Home Almanac for 1893
is on our desk. Besides complete
calendar it contains contributed articles
from John Talbot Smith, Rev. Richard
Brennan, T. L. D., Sarah Trainer Smith,
Maurice r. Egan, Eliza Allen Starr,
Francis J. Finn. s. J., Margaret E.rJor-
dan and other Catholic writer's. Bio
graphical sketches Of the newly ap-
pointed bishops are also given with their
portraits. Notable events Of the past
year find place in its pages, and taken
.allin all, Benziger Brothers have issued
an excellent almanac for the tenth year
OF it's publication.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-11-12
! THE EIGHTH VOLUME.

The IRISH STANDARD commenced it's
Eighth year Of publication on November
5, fullof vigor and vitality. During it's
brief career it has advocated and vindi-
Gated the cause Of Irish nationality to
The best of it's ability, and that it has
been true exponent OF the grand old
race it represents is evidenced by the
generous support accorded to it by the
Irish American citizens of the North
west. The IRISH STANDARD during the
past seven years has been, and will con-
tinue to be, the unf1inching champion Of
the Irish people in all parts Of the globe
In matters of citizenship and nationality
it has been, and will continue to be, true
to the race (which fire and sword can
ne'er efface" It has been conservative
in it's course and while breathing irish
patriotism in its every page it has never
attempted to deprive other nationalities
of their just deserts. Not only has The
IRISH STANDARD been true to Irish ma
tionality, but it has been the outspoken
defender of Catholioity whenever it has
been unjustly and maliciously assailed by
its enemies. Though not the official organ
of any dignitary or ecclesiastic The IRISH
STANDARD has fearlessly met the enc
mics of the faith implanted in Irishmen's
hearts by St. Patrick, and effectually ex-
posed and refuted the ISLANDERS and mis-
representations of puritanical bigots
As in the past, 80 in the future will ii
silence the rawlings of clerical mounte
banks; but while excoriating the pesti.
ferrous charlatans of Protestant pulpits
it will never knowingly insult any mar
who honestly believes differently from
it in religious persuasion. The IRlsH
STANDARD is a Democratic organ and
will continue to b. so to the end of itt
days. While advocating the principles
of Jefferson, jackson and Cleveland We
will never attack any citizen belonging
to other parties unless there is good ane
sufficient cause for it. During the excit
ing election just closed We have given ou]
undivided and best support to the nomi
nees of the, Democratic party, irrespec
tive of faith and nationality, and regard
less Of the fact, too, that many warn
personal friends we're candidates ON thu
various opposition tickets. The IRIsI
STANDARD is not ION the fence" in mat
tors of nationality, religion Or politics ant
will always be consistent and immutab}'
in upholding its cherished principles. [
| is the aim and policy of this Journal to b.
abreast of the times and to give it's read
ers q full value for their money in sourt
mental pabulum. Nothing affectin,
their interests will escape our notice
Thanking them all for their patronage il
the past and soliciting continuance o
their support we promise to give then
next year better paper than ever.