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son, the inventor of the Monitor, has de-
voted himself to working out the problem
of torpedo explosives, and he has succeeded
IN developing one OF such power aud vehe-
mence that the very shock would suffice en-
tirely TO destroy any war vessel ever con-
structed."
Although the gun itself is the instrument
which sends forth the deadly weapon. and
the boat from which is is fired is the original
one built 10y Captain Ericsson for expert
mental trials. and was appropriately named
the Destroyer, the gun uas been improved
in some particuiars-being OF steel instead
Of ir0n-bnt is still the same in system as
that developed by the great inventor before
his death. After his death Congress ap-
propriated. on July 30. 1899. $50, 900 to man
ufacture and experimentalY To test the
submarine gun and The prujectiles for the
same, with the provision that no part Of the
appropriation should be expended until the
executors OF the Ericsson estate should
agree by contract 10 give the Government
the option Of purchasing the right To man.
ulacture, by contract or otherwise
such submarine guns and projectiies
without payment of any royalty on
the same. This action was taken BY
Congress 20 prevent the disposition of the
system to a foreign Government. which had
really opened negotiations for securing thu
patents. The Navy Department soon after
ward entered into contract with the eXecU-
tors OF tie Ericsson estate for one steel
submarine gun and six steel DIT jeciiles for
the same. preparatory 20 making tests wIih
them on the Destroyer
As there was much delay in completing
the gun 10y the sub-c0ntractors the Ordnance
Department took charge OF the work and
finished the gun AT the Washington Gun
Foundry. In case the tests should be I'M
successful it was agreed that the gun and
the projscliles should be turned over to the
Navy Department for such use as might be
thought most practicable. The tests thus
far SEEM TO have been all that was PXnected
notwithstanding the fact that the system
Ia not IaSo., tI.@~e,.s. L. TassfrCtSI.
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AFTERNOON ATTIRE.
New York World.

A woman who affects Quaker simplicity
recently designed gown for herself 1t
was an all-wool cbRllie Of the shade of gray
that suggests rose color She made it in
princess style with a Vatican plait from
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Ruined for Future Use.

:, Proprietor-Wbat are you taking ba ok
tneref Waiter-Cnstomer sent this beef
STEAK back; says he couldn't cut It, Pro-
pfletor lexamining itD-Take it right back
70 hlm and tell him he'll have to pay for IT,
we can never use 1t again; he has bent il
all out Of shape.-Puck.
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She Took Her TI,re.

Wife-Why. Harry, dear. your beard is
awiully long TO go to the opera, L think.
Husband-Weli, darling. you know I
haven't been shaved since you first went
upstairs 20 dress
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A Cook County Bomanoe.
hats queer. What's the

Primus-Tbe woman l proposed to to-
night declared that she loved rue, but that
she could never marry me as long as she
lived.
Secnndus - That's queer. What's tie
trouble?
Primus-Well. / was divorced from her
once and she has scruples about marrying a
man whose first wife is still living-Life.
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Not Her Tim. to Laugh.

Mrs. Harlem Heights - You must not
laugh and make fun of everybody, Mamie.
Mamie don't, mamma The other day
a little girl fell off board fence and alfthe
other children laughed, but didn't.
That was right"
YES, | was the little girl that fell off the
fence"
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me ce11rcurr cuupeH
One of the Notable Religious Edsfces OF
New York Civ,

New YORK Mail and Express
The Collegiate Church of New York Is so
called because it represents a group u
churches with six places of worship main
tanned In this city They are the Middle
Church, Second avenue and Seventh street;
church Fifth avenue and Twenty-Aipth
street; church Fifth avenue and Forty
eighth street; De Witt Chapel. 100 West
Twenty-ninth street; Knox Memorial chap-
ell. 5l4 Ninth avenue. and the Vernilye
Chapel, 794 Tenth avenue. The original
church was organized A. D. 1923 by Donli-
ME Jonas Michaeius.
The 81. Nicholas Church, built in the year
1912 in Fort Amsterdam, at the Battery. v as
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WOMEN And HOME.
The EFGnfHl Career Of The Duchess Of
Edinburgh.
A Gown for a Half Grewn Girl-A Dress OF
Quaker simplicity-Nove Fire.
Screens

The Duchess of Edinburgh, mother of the
youngest of royal fancees, has had a
strange and troubled history. AS Arch
duchess Marie of Russia she was the
adored only daughter of Gar Nicholas
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and her marriage to the
sailor son of the Queen
or England was consid-
cred by many a mesa1-
iiance; but her love for
MN conquered all OBJ
staeles, and what was
looked upon by many as
a mere political arrange
ment was really die
tated, on the one side at
least. by the most fer
vent girlish affection.
Prlncess Louise, Mar
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white crepe, shirred over narrow yellow
silk bag. The drawstring was OF Inc GIT
cord.
Fans, besides being aids for GOODNESS and
lirtations. are useful for decorating sum-
mer room. They form case for newspapers.
are the foundation of serap-baskets, ana
paper.
striking fan is OF black gauze rosetteS,
three rows deep, each set III frame oil GIT
stars. The black sticks are carved and H.
laid
The morning call., 1892-07-31

The first oil well was discovered in Wayne
County. KY, in 1923, 80 years before the dis
covery of oil in Pennsylvania.
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II Might Have Been Better.

She-You say that you have never been
In love. low near have you come to il?
Ue-I was married once.-Life.
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Rest.

His linen coat be dons to-day,
Likewise his linen vest.
And TO the country taxes his way
To get rest.
Two weeks hence to the town he HES,
Denuded OF his peif.
And two DAYS on his bed be lies
To rest himself New York Press.
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became no more. OF the three screens
which formed the PRINCIPAL fnrnis,inas nI
her bedroom one was of her own design.
III was combination affair. used for n
photograph case, looking-glass and n shelf
Tor oric-a- brac. Ii was two-fold screen. 8
Ieet inches high. The framework was in
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suspicIops Goodness.

Mrs. Bilkins-I am afraid little Johnny
intends 10 play truant this afternoon and
creep under the circus tent Mr.. Bilkins-
Why? Mrs. Bilkins-At lunch he didn't
talk about anything but his lessons Go cd
News.
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MIsCEx.L.AKEoUs.


! ~ true BY ordinary OF coratnon
lnathods. bat NOT TRUE when
he EFFORT is associated with the
KIND o. enterprise that appears in
this pTosQectus Five hundred
Thousand new subscribers viii
mean TO US more than @5oa 900 ~
advertising revenues during tIe
next i've years We can affore Il,
pay for them ut least half thefr
vaine 10 ss We are willing 81 ID
even more than fhis. II ree.s,sa -,
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and g that end have Originated the !.
lalfesc and most ingenious plan OF
distributing cash Pre- IN iuua< or (
Re yards OF MERIT anon new sub
scribefs that fhe worIa has ever
known The psaE or nseE hssd II IN :
coftiiict with no law against iotttr-
lee or schemes OF chance. It In
wolves nothing that Il Illegal or ira {
moral; e places prrasan1 on
brains, Is Is, IN short. the very :
essence of what Is commend -.
honest. liberal and sftTaef1rs
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Farmer lin corn planting time, plain
tiYeyl-What wuZ crows made fur, any
way?
made fur farmers ia fatten M In tn spring
an eat in IN fall arter 'leetion.-kate
Fields Washington.
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.
Crow as a Posi-EIection Dish.

Father Time is not much of g dude. but be
can give US the latest wrinkle always.
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Indigestion in syri-.
On a Serious subject.

What 10 the Syrians think Of the AmeTi-
can missionaries in their midst?
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A LINEN PINTRAY.

The tiny tray ana the small receptacle
which the Illustration shows are both made
from pure white linen, that is so pleasant
material for summer work. They are both
sufficiently decorative TO add to any table
upon which they may be placed. and as each
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A NOTABLE HV PLAY.
II Has Created Much Excitement in
Paris.
Every Character Is Despicable - somstb;, ,
Abont a Most Hcspitable
COUNTESS

Correspondence of The MORNING. Can.
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3 ARGUMENTS fnE -
- iNG SosfASr, Of Jersey City
~ nave undertaken to guarar I
their Advertising patrons ia
2 circulation for their varions -,
e OF not less than ONE MITIS3,z,
Ihls means an addition of "a, ~ J.
" our present lists IL has be, -
- That TO secure a half miilic-, 49, 49,
~ subscribers in six months is ! me me
- ness impossibility. This is Cha
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The Only Coz sls9gon.

* The Only C0I lassgon.
~ The object of this extraordinary 7 Is Of course
~ to secure Subscribers at once al BE- large num-
4 hers. We therefore require tina Sc s,syrs for a
a years subscription TO some or - cur paDers
"a shall be RENTED with every ans fr We publish
81 four great papers: The mertesa FireSisie
y The American Homestead. 'ie AtsaeF.f-
p can Household journal. ar Fhe a uleri-
a can Cottage Home. Name YOU choice OF any
~ one OF the fOur-tley are II the ale price So
~ year. If you send answers TO q re than ane
- word you must send a separate n ne and Soc far
- every word you answer. tn e Il You send
"a answers to two words send extra name he
"a sides your own and 81 and so one name and
~ Soc. for years subscription for each word
d you answer. The total amount ( "a 81 rewards
a that You receive for correct snsY ers can be d.
u yided pro rata among the list, gu can keep Il
YHon.e j. F. KELLY, Treas, !
SNsAsS4S9ASss - - 49,,
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aace Of frreguiartty or ceIlus
original tea words selected
above World Riddles is deposit
SAITH. Superintendent CT the.
Iepstr tneIt. naer seal 20 be-
u. Isl, in the presence Of witness
test closes. The complete list ". - pfsls
fBtl In the January issues If our -.
that all who have not received rev
anewers VIII know wherein The
method OF protection Is due 10 al { f5
absolutely prevents eTeFyfi
B0f wholly honest nne fair &c Egl
seriber.
DESIGNATE THE WORDS YOU
THEIR NUMBERS, ana b wise ard
answer at 9Dce.
Address al letters ard make all
payable " the Treasurer 81 Che Ame
fishing Co, as follows.
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Sc, - esrzssk ,ssss. <nSAz
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PrOfecffAm. AZ :

D9n't send cnsscers scsf hon
VIII receive no attention ans
a reward even II correct.
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all, jest as you arrange
those " hose names yclf z
we Will pay the fuII
ward Ter correct ansv
who sends the names.
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,REEsEMRER

a Each answer VIII be numbsre1 a rece. we'd 10 h
jand when found correct d New Z ors (srfT sisssI
reward such correct answer .fs vi - seis fh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Is=cze jeden correspondent
Refornay w Winonie, bardzo nam
jest znany. Osobnlk ten, guiewa
sic ma w%szystklch ludzl, a przede
wszystkiem ma anse ma redaktora
Wiarusa. "a to, re tenze pred
k'lkn laty, dopom6gt pewnemu
t]owarzystwu Go wykrycia, II brat
jego okradf owe polskie iowa
rzystwo o przeszto 200 dolar6w.
I'emL gfuplo zarozum1afemu Gnu .
dzlakowl radzlmy ably sic cieplej
ublera} ! starat sic O Madame
swemu cia}u wiekszej wagi, by 60
Wiatry mlnnesockie ME zwlafy 2
ulicy i ME zapedzify do jego
oplekuna W Oxattonle. Jezeli zas
sobie %ubzdurzy}, II go Pan Bog
stworzy1 pa pisarza, to niecbaj
oplsuje Rgormaie, lie kupc6w poo
szukiwaf, ME zaplaciwszy i'm IA
wybrane cd ich ma kredyt iowa
rV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
ZyVy przyklad, iak wy

zywy przyhlad, iak wycho-
wywac dziecl pc amerykansku,
dale nam correspondent Retormay,
zwany pospolicie dzlecka-
rem a take die kcla-
rem. ,Baba" jego, chcac pc.
zyskac kawalerow ola swojej II
l%etnlej cork, zwabla ola niej do
swojego w}asnego domu Is letnich
smarkaczow, wy4udza Cd Mich CO
niedzlela uclufane pleniadze i "a te
kupuje sadek piwa, kt6rego wleksza
pofowe II sama z mezem wyz}o
pie, poczem poseia g}upie dalewcze
re smarkaczam, ma spacer, chws-
lac SIG przed kumoszkami, re jej
c6reczka juz W tax rychfym w,eku
tylu ma kawalerow. Nledawnn
zdarzyio sic, re matka jednego q
narzeczonych je] c6reczki zrobiia
jej, podczas gdy hulaia z }obuzami
PRIV piwie awanture, wpad}szy Z
nienacka pom,edzy zromansowane
grono i wytrzaskawszy swojego Sy.
ma pc pysku. Nlechze pan dzieS-
ciarz o tel awanturze ora o cnotach
swojej zeny i c6reczki, napisze do
Reforny, a bedzle z tego wieksza
radosc We Wlnonie, anlzel, Jest z
ustnego opowiadanla takich h,sto-
ryek pc domach polsk,ch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
PkACCIE IA
PrzestrOga!

z r6znych stron dochodza mas
wiesci, re pod}y redaktor Jamerykiz
Toledo okrada mas naszych a
bonent6w W ten spos6b, il wszyst.
kim, kt6rzy zap}aclll "a Wiar~sa
!, pokwitowanl SO " naszej gaze
Gle, zaraz zaczyna posefac swoje
plsmo socyallstowskie.
O%strzegamy wlec czytelnikow
p,sma naszego pred tym nowym
szwindlem. Na1!eple1 niecha] Mkt
Jameryk1, kt6rej sobie ME zapisa},
z poczty ME odbiera, DO kto czyta
take paskudztwo, pope}nia po-
dobny grzech, jak ktoby o tajem'
nicach naszeJ swietej katollckiej
WARY chcial SIG pouczyc z biblll
Marcina Lutra Tub z zydowskiego
talmudu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
PkACCIE "a
ROZmaitoSci.

W jedneJ z .gazet niemieckich czy-
fanny ,,Gorzkie Zale'' naszych dozgon-
nych przyjaci6l. Wyrazaja obawe, re
nastapi czas, W kt6rym Austrya bedzie
wolna cd wszelkich LUDLOW germahskich.
Pisa:
DziesIsc lat cd r. 10000 okazuja
ME maly wzrost Slowian W Austryi..
Skutki tegn wzrostu So tie, lie Niemcy
ma wielu miejscach poniesli straty. kt6.
re mic moga bye zr6wnane korzyscia W
jednej lub dw6cL mieJscowosciach.
TAX Ii. p. stracill ma Ukralnie i W
Triesoie. w Galicyi zmniejszyla sic
ich liczba o 81 tysiecy dusz, W iedynej
ttylko Bukownie mmog2 zaznaezye wzrost
krancu tel monarchii Niemcy sig po-
mnozyli- w dolnej czesci Austry,
wzrosli Czesi 0 SO tysiace dusz. Og6l-
ny stosunek pomiedzy wzrostem i ubyt-
klein narod6W lest nastepuiacY:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

N a rocznem posiedzeniu
towarzystwa ,,wzajemneJ pomocy
pod opleka sw. J6zefa", ktore sic
odby}o wtorek 2 lutego obrano
nastepujacych u~rzednlk6w:
J6zef Hltzker - Prezydent,
Bernhard Wleser - Viceprez.
Pawef hemp - Kasyer.
Wilhelm Schneider - Sekl etarz l.
Aleksander Prochowlcz - II.
Bog "niE strunk 10 f,na msi1,.'''
Jan Cain - Marsza4ek.
Jakob Redik - do %choragwl.
Franciszek Meyer - Odzwlerny.
Ja&o dyrektorzy zostali obranl
ma diva lata;
Mlkofaj Schneider, Wilhelm
Schneider Bogumif Strunk.
Opiekunowie kasy: Jan Kirsch,
Franc. Streiff J6zef Schlinger-
man.
Lekarz: DR.. |. s. Tracy.
Towarzvstwo skiada sig 2 1T
czionkdw cieszy sic dobrem
powodzeniem.
SredeF Iutego o 10
godginIe odbedgie sie sprsedss
ks'asek acknowledgement p. Fr.
Psroatki W bl6rESs p. ID. 70. vsaes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
PkACCIE IA
ORGANISTA. cl1owlek W

ORGANlSTA. c>1owlek W
swym f.ch: berizo zdolny
o drbryr: rh'rakterzs, kto.
nv iuz I'd ".u2szegr czosu ba-
WI Amaryre dobrze
w]ada TAX .e1ykem uug'el-
skim lax ueurecA.;n, chnia1>
by zmient "!;,;S,:e. Powod Jest
ten, &c ob-cna jego yosaue
zajna S'ostrj. Buzsay4h VIA
dcmosn AoSit dzl.G sic mozna
cd naszej radakcy'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
BAkAMUTKA.

Go ia bym tez "a to da}a,
Zebym sic raz zakochala
DO to m6wia, re dziewczyna
Moze kochac. co godzina...
ia luz lyle godzm zyie,
Jednak SERGE me ME hljc,
a chloe bsje, to spokoin,e.
Ludzle mdwia, re ma woinie,
Ch}opc6w tylu wYgineto
I lez lyle wyptyneto,
W,ec MI ich zal... wszystkich "a
zem.
Chyba SERGE me jest g}azem:
Ten sic 1adnie re nina bawi,
Tamten pieknie s}6wka prawi,
1nny w~zdycha "a nina dali,
A ten wczoraj wsr0d roboty,
Wysp e"ywat wclaz 2 ochoty,
lie mnie kocha mad swe zycle!
0 shy z}ote!! gdziesz gonic,e?
Nj mnle Janka spiew ME bawl,
AM sfucham, co Stas prawi,
Tylko mysla biegne dalej
70 "a CORY, pc "a rzekl,
OuLleS DeL kOnCa w SWlaC
dalekl
| wygladam wclaz bez konca,
Gdzie zachodzl promleh sfonca.
q! juz ME WEN, czy d1uzei
Tax wytrzymam. Przecicz i PREY
ROXY
Mctyl clagle sig uwlja.
A tn lat lyle mia,
A ia sama, smutna, jedna...
Pokaza1a juz nie]edna,
Ale ia kochac ME moge!
Czyz ia sama p6Jde W droge?
A vice MECH TAM. pojde sama!
Jest ojclec, jest mama,
Bracla, slostry, przyjaci6}kl,
Ukocham zlemskle stworzenle,
Ale ch}opcow, co ME, to ME!
Jednak szkoda...
A jam ~jeszcze TAXA m1oda,
A gdybym talk pekocha1a...
| je1nemu SERGE dala?...
Coz ola droglch pozostanie?
l skonczy SIG panowalie!...
Wee Jednemu sfowko rzekne,
Do drugiego sig uSmlechne,
Temu tylko g}6wka skine,
10 juz powle: ola Gle zgjne!
Tutej 4adnie cczklem rzuce
| uclekne... ME powr6ce...
Tax uciekne..
Pojdzio "a nina smutek wszedzle,
O tax, p6jdzie coraz dalej,
/ serduszko me ocal,!
b CT wszyscy,
CT dalecy ci blizcy,
Chociaz m6w,a s46wka }adne,
Lecz zwodnicze, DO zbyt zgrabne.
Wlec uwierzyc mi jest trudno,
A tax samej zyc... och! nudno!
Gdy vice znajde, ia takiego,
To uKocham juz jednego,
Jemu tylko SERGE dam
[ fozkosznie bedzie nam -
Wtenczas poznam chociaz rez,
Re me SERGE, to ME g}az!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
NEW YORK Wnocy 2 pom.

NEW YORK Wnocy 2 pom
ma wtorek wybuch} ogien W no.
telu Ryan IA rogu 6te] ave-. 40tej
uliey. Ca1y gmacb spall} sic dc
szczetu prawdopodobnle duzo
ludz, W ptomleniach u~traclto zycle.
Wczasie pozaru $50 goscl znajdo-
wafo sic W hotelu, a tych tylko
60 usz}o bez wszelk,ego uszkodze-
MIA. Dotychczas 5 znaleziono spa
lonycb luh zaduszonych, 6 ley
ma lou smlerteInem q o stu lnnych
ME ma zadneJ wiadomoscl, Miej'
scowe gazety piszq, re liczba oflar
ktdrzy straszLej tel katastrofy ME
pizezyJa bedzie obo!o 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Berlin. Jaklekolwiek zmla
nv W sprawie d~otyczacej szk6}
elementarnych pruskle m,nisteryum
uczyni, Jest zagadka przysz}osci.
lyle dotychczas ostatnlego
posledzenla ia pewno wynika, re
wlekszosc AM ME mvsl! o zakon-
czeniu tel tax waznej kwestyl.
Wtasnle tie ustepy, kt6re najdo.
wolnlejszezawlerai9 postanowienia,
zoscaly przyjete w~iekszoscia gfosow
l6 do IL. Pomlmo oporu Liberal
nych wszystkje paragrafy. jeden pc
drugim, to sama zawsze wl%ekszoscla
gfos6w przeprcwadzono. Go nlekto-
re gazetY W osoblstem m%ieszaniu
sic cesarza W te sprawe donosi}y {,
polega ma podsta~ie zupe}nie fall
szywej, gdyz cesarz do tel chwill a.
nj pomysla} o gems podobnem.
Londyn n. Sfawny lekarz,
III. Morell Mackenzie, kt6ry to W
sw Ohm czasie leczy} nleboszczyka
oesarza nicmieckiego Fryderyka,
umarf W tych dniach ma astme.
Smierc nastapi4a bardzo predko i
niespodzianle. Opr6cz zony slawne-
60 specyallsty Mkt prey }ozu
smlertelnem nle by4 obecnY.
L on d n. Podania re statek
parowy ,,Elder', zatona}, jest ME
odwofalnle wraz 1adunklem
stracony, sa bezpodstawne. Kapi-
tan Helnecke jest tego zdania, re
1adunek moze bye uratowany CO
do joty. Pomimo Re dolna Geese
! okretu jest z~alana, bedzie MONA
pc wyreperowanin uszkodzonego
pok}adu wode wypumpowac i W
ten spos6b okret wraz z }adun-
klein wydostat ma POWER zchnia
mora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
POSE

Adam Jarecki Dunkan
Nebr. poszukuje swego bra
ia Michala Jareckiego i szwa.
gra Walen!ego Klewlcza, kt6~
rzy podobno przebywaDa W
Michigan. Ktoby wiedziat O
Mich, Tub oni sami, jeael, VIA.
rusa czvtajs, MECH racza do
niess pod adresem:
AID o m Jsreek i,
\ Dunksp, Nsbr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Agenci ,,Wiarusa >:

BERLIN WIS. 5. L. Choinacki
BALTIMORE. M. D. Fir Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BREMOND, Jozef Palka
A CITY, August Eliasz s25 Vanburen Str
BUFFALO.-Dekanski st. 1o4 Detroit Str
ERIE: Jozef Gdaniec, 500 E.. 10 Str.
ELLIS, Jan Wysocki
GILMANN, BENTON CO. MINI. wawrzyniec
Wisniewski
GOOD HARBOR, MARGIN Brzezinski
HOUSTON, TEX Hildebrand
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. T. Jul. Wirkus
NEW WAvERLY, Tex: J. v. Chlebowsh
PITTSBURG, l Michalski
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowsk
S. Front 80 Beel Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
SHAMOKIN PA. w. P. Stelmach 1909 Chestnu
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 212s B1smark Str.
ST. HEDWIG TEX. Iozef Zizik
ST. ANNA, Andrzej Patrykas
ST PAUL, Mimi, Jan Sadowski FAC Edmund S
tn BEND; Vino Niedbalski715 chepin St
SPRING VALLEY, ILL, Adam Tulodziecki.
OLEDO: Antoni Frydrychowicz 27o7 Lagrange st
WAUSAU Waclaw Kryszak, 413 Washington
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
WICIECZXI
Do cleplych kl.mat6w

Do elep1Ych hl'mat0W.
Tykiety ekskursyjn' do Mexico
California. Georgia, North Carolina
Floryda wyS rzezt Gulf coast, Texas,
do ciep}ych zr0 lei Ark,nsasu oraz do
zr6 lei Excelsior W Missouri sprzedaja
teraz agsnci kolei Chicago, Milwaukee
i st PaaI. zglosic sig w%zgledem cen j
jnnych informacyr do j II. Conley,
D. +. 4 p. A. Winona, Mimi - albo
pisae do: Geo H. Heufford, general
Passenger agent. Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
WARSZAWA. Mielsce CLOS.

nego tyrana Hurkl, zaiac ma
wielki kslaze W}odzimierz, nal
starszy brat cara. Ja&kolwlek
trudno l1czyc na polepszenle losu
polak6w pod zaborem moskiew-
skim, to jednak niezmlernej wagi
jest ten fakt. re W}odz,mlerz
osob1scle lest bardzo przychylnie
usposoblonym ola ?olakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Farmer Kazlmierz Jarzabek z
saslednego Pine Creeku, dostal po-
mieszanja zmyslow o~dstaw,ony
zosta} do domu obfakanych. Rodzi-
ma jego zamysla teraz odnosna far
me %sprzedac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Aomy jeszcze trzeclego kores
pondenta Refornsy, lecz ten podo
bno ME jest PREY zdrowych zmy.
sfach, ola tego tym czasem za]mo.
wac sig MIN ME chcemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Z ubraN znOs:onuch

Il HOrdn ~znoS=0nych IObl CAT
KEN lowe: un1o"u farther
MIA !V,nona Steam Dye Works
przY czwartel El;ry, nie luleko no
wego g'na"hl porztowego.--Farbu"
ia tam r"raruja za tame pienia.
dc tax "dziez mHSka, iak DAM
ska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Pot ceny do St Louis.

"a 20 do % Lipca w}acznie
kompanja ,,Chicagn i Northwest
ern" sprzedawat bedzle bllety ma
~wycieczke d" St. Louis via Chi.
cagoi napNwrdt "a 1927 dol.
Powrdc'c bg'lz'e mona najp6zniej
10 Marca. Ceny %znizone zostaly z
powoiu z]azdu wszystkich robo-
czyrh organizacyi, do ktorych
prAystep kazlemu jest otwarty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
re SW

w Wiednlu skohczy sic
process przeclwko malzonkom
Schneider, kt6rzy mordowali dziew
wczyny, szukaiace s}uzby, azeby
przyw}aszczac soble ich rzeczy.
Sad uzna} lch VIM ymi mordu j
skazaf ma kare sm ierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Handel gotowych ubran D. So

Handel gotowych ubrah p. Sa.
muela Foxa W Winonie przeniesio.
ny be1zie z ulicy drugiej ma ulice
trzecla, i dla tego teraz wszystko
"a bezcen wYprzedaJe. B)lzsze
szczeg6fy o tel wyprzedazy zna]du.
ia sic W og1oszenlu dzisiejszego
numeru Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

Redaktor WIARUSA niezadlu.
go bedzie W Chicago, aby swoja
nlby chora reka oblG redaktora
Retorany pc jego cuchnacej NOR
die.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

DULUTH MINI. w tych
dnlach odby1y sic wybory urze-
dnlk6w miasta, kt6re wypad}y na
k~oszysG demokratow. Kaudydat ma
majora re strony demokratycz-
mel odebra4 1852 g}os6w wlecej
anizel, lego przeclwnlk. Mech zyje
Grover!l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07

MILWAUKEE,. Know sic
wydarzyio n~ieszczescle ma koleii
Chicago i Northwestern, 40 letni
robotnlk Jan Dzlobek, ktory by}
zatrudniony wyiadowaniem wegli
PREY Jackson ullcy pad} ofIara,
~prze3echany locomotive no. 731.
fo}a przeszy}y go ma pot. TAX ze
W jednej chwill i bez b6lu 2 swia.
tenn sig pozegna},
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-07
Nam "a sDrzedaH farmo &c

Nam "a sprzedaz farme, 800
akroN gruntu, 3 mile cd Dodge
a 6 m'l Oh Arcad1, znana jako
farma l'elossklego hub Fehlera.
ZglosiG sic do f. a. PISING,
Winona Mlnn.