davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
ZAPIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsAi
I WiIkeSSbarre, Pa.

Szanowny Redaktorze!
RACE tie kllka slow umiesclG
W swym Wlarusie.
Tutelsi Lrtwiai krzataja sic,
ably zafo4yG htewska para.
fig i pobudoweG w}asny kos
ci6f W W.skohel Pa, g}6wnej
siedz,bie L,twin5w. KS. Burba
z Plymouth wszelklch dokia-
da staran, azvby to uskutecz.
MIC, slnutnem tylko jest, De
ME wybiera pomledzy sposo-
benz prawnym j n%leprawnym,
ME zwraca uwagl ia to. czY
postepuje droga uczc'wa, czy
ME Ksladz ten jest naiwiek-
Sym Polakow wrogiem, ten
sam, ktorY to W swoim CA,
sic podeptal portret Jana So.
bleskiego, "a co 60 Pan Bog
skarai, gayA dz'siaj kuleie.
Chodzl GA 20 ullcach W VII.
!!,esbarre, zwotuje mltyngl l
publicznie szydzl 2 Polakow.
Ia przykfad n'echaj posiu-
Ay fakt nastepujacy. Dnia
l6 lutego bedzie nasz bal,
a Lltwini, dowledziawszy sic
o TEN, taksamo zamierzaja
urzadz'G zabawe W tym dniu
Czynia TO jedynie re ziosci,
ably Polakom szkodzic, ma co
dow6d, re clqgle namawla;a pol
skledzlewczeta ,aby poszty ma zaba-
we litewskq, a ME ma bal polskl.
Many nadzieje, re wszystxle lch
@staranla j zaloty zadnego ME wy.
wra wp}ywu ma nasze dzlewczeta,
kt6rym tylko radzlc mozem, ably
SIG ME daily zbaiamucid, gdyz ME
wszystko zioto, co swlecl. Lltwlnl
smlertelnie Polakdw nienawldz9, d
jednakowoA prawie wszyscy maja
"a Aony POLK. jake TO vi.
} zgadza? Niedawno temu jedna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11

dzlewczat naszych odda}a reke
Lltwinowi, ME umlejac ami s1owa
pc lltewsku, on zas. ME rczumiaf
20 polsku. Obecnle Polka zmuszo-
na jest uczyc sic pc lltewsku,
wskutek czego ciagle swary skwary.
Oj! dziewczeta, badzcle o%str6zniej-
szem'! Wyscie Polk, a Litwlni
tutejsi wasi Nrogowie.
Cd ~nie]aklego czasu kraza po.
g}oski, IL Litwlm chca skarayc
polska paraf'a o zwr6t pieniedzy,
kt6re do telze wpiacill. w rzeczy-
wistosci tylko pieclu z nlch do
parafii naszej ~naleza}o | ja, n,zej
podplsanY, datbym i'm zdrowa ra-
de, ably sig udali do parafil Sick
maja, jezeli ME maja dosy6 pie
n'edzy, gdyz tam So grunta tan
see. W ten spos6b dogodzlliby
sami sobie, a my wszyscY Polacy
serdecznIe bysmv i'm podziekowa-
Ii "a %usfuchanie i wypefnienle ma
szej rady.
Il szacunklem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
S}6wko do wydaW-
COW nowsZYch gazet
polskich W Ameryce.

Me mia leraz mles1ac, by
sic Ee %po)awiia W Stanach
Zjednn.zonych iaka nova pol
ska gazeta. Dz'eje sic to po GEES
CT y p3wodu pozoraego powo:
dzenia ~tyrszych polskich gazet,
30 c>esci dla zyskow, lak'ch
sic wydawcy spodziewajq z
tegorocznych wyborow p:ezy-
denta, po czescl zss 2tad, ze
W ostatnim czasle napfynefo
re starego kraju wielu ludzl
po}owicznie wykszta}conYch,
kt6rzy ME mogac cle&ko robic
a szuka}ac ola slebAe lakiego
takiego u%trzvmania, dopoty
ba1amuca polsklch businesma'
now, dopokl ich ale nam5-
via do zafozenla gazety. Pc
sadly redaktor6w PREY nowo
za@ozouych gazetach dostaja
sic zwyx]e owym niby wy
ks4taIcony:n p6fg}6wkom, kt6.
rzy za1wycza) &adnego wYo~
brnzenna ME ma]a Q wydaw-
nic,vie gazety, a znekam do
tych:zasowem niepowodzeniem
i 2azdroszczacY powodzenia
k~aldemu, kt6rY cleszY sic
jak,Ms dobrobytem, ma wskres
przes'akl. sa zasadaml socya}lz-
mu. Socyalisci zwykle So wielbi'
cielami Zwiazku Narodowego
Polsx,ego, kt6ry raz pc raz W
organic swoim lakie same
przewro,ne zasAdy (socyaliz-
mu) dosy6 smia1o g{osl.
Polscy businessman zakfa'
daia towarzystwo akcylne,
zbiora ]akie 1000 dol. grosza,
kupu)a MEDINA drukarnla i
troche papleru, ~przyjmu]a lada
iak,ch 7ecer6w ! nu3 wYdawac
gazette, W nadziei, he przynal-
mnlej coskolwiek ma tenn zys-
kaia, a PREY tenn lmiona ich
czesto wobec cafego swiata
chwalone beda W nowe]gazec1e.
Socya]ista redaktor, zamlast
pop,eraG lnteres swYch chile
bodawc6w. zaczyna przede
wszystkiem pod nieblosa
wychwalae Zwlazek Narodo.
wy Polski, iako l%nstytucya z
lego wiasnym duchem pokrew-
ma. Przez to zas, zamiast po-
MACAO swojcl gazecle, tylko
lei szkodzi, DO najprz6d
wychwaIame Zwlazku Marc
dowego Poiskiego, iakoo ME
cqyste January poiejrzywane'
20 przez znacznq wiekszost
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11

Agent nasz pan
Jan Rymarkiewicz
bedzie W tych dniach
W Menasha i W Rer-
llnie, Wis.
Nasz agent pan
Wawrzyniec Radon
ski bawi obecnie "
polskicA osadach pod
Chicago, Ill.
Kto jeszcze ME
wr6clf nam Konsty-
tucyi 3go Maja, pre-
s4anych mu do SPREE
DANA, niechaj sic z
tenn pospieszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
MA BRIDGEPORCIE

MA BRIDGEPORCIE zor-
ganlzowa}o sic k6tko dramatyczne
pod nazwa "Bialego Or4a". Prey
dentem zosta} obrany p. I. Pllch,
sekretarzem D. A. o. Janlak. Ma
korzysc koScio}a polskiego ode
grana by}a nledzlele 7 Iutego
sztuka W 4 ATTACH, pod tytu}em
.Wesele ma Pradniku".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11

OlaKo" Alneryce, DarQZO
nlezreczna jest reklama ola
poczatkula"ej gazety, a nadto
dopomaganie do wzrostu tego3,
tvlko jej szkodzi6 mole mate.
ryalnie.
Akcyonaryusze gazetY, poz-
walajacy swojemu redaktorowi
popierac zwiazek Narodowy
Polskl, wychowuia sobie tylko
zfodzieja ma wfasna kleszen.
Wszakze wladomo, De czfonko-
vie Zwiazku Narodowego
Polsklego abonowec musza
chicagoska Zgode, a tacy onl
pc w,ekszej cze5ci biednl, lie
ME mogs obok Zqody pfaci6
jeszcze innego pisma. Aza-
ten: lm wlecej zwolennikow
nova gazeta przysparza
Zwiazkowi, tenn mniej sama
zysku)e abonentow.
A COZ sobie redaktor pol.
sklch akcyonarYuszow z tego
rob-, ie&ell gazeta pc kllku
mieslacach lstnlenla marine
skona? Tylko akcyonaryusae
ma tenn utraca, on zas zyska
! przynaImniej lyle, lie mole
liczyc ma poparcie kazdego
zwiakowca, a przede wszYst.
klein ma ]akl urzedzik prey
Zwiazku Narodowym Polsklm.
Akcyooaryusze polscy "a.
xiadalacy gazette, powinni
przedewszystkiem oddaG jej
klerownlctwo W rece do.
swiadczonego dziennikarza, a
je2el' go ME moga znalesc W
Ameryce, sprowad2i6 soble
z EuropY, W czem redakcya
Wlarusa chetnie by i'm posred-
nlczyfa.
Tu " tym kralu zglasxaia
sic naiczesc'el ma re-
daktorow ludzle ME zua,acy
wcale polsksego ludu, a prze-
ciez pom'edzy na'n' nalo pa.
now, tyIko 20 w'ekszej GEES
ci robotnicy, redaktor chcacy
pisa6 gazette ola takich ludzi,
cho6by wszystkie rozumy po
sladsf, je4eli ME umie pisac
zrozumisle pc polsku jak pros
ci Iudzie mowia, funta xlakow
ME wart.
Zaklada]acy gazette, powirn'
tel sic dobrze obliczyG z pie
nledzmi. Ma zafo3enie, chociaz
malej gazety, potrzeba orzy>
najnniel 3 tyslace dolar6w
gotowki. Ale zwYkle TAX by
wa, lie nasi polscy biznesman,,
zaHfadaJac gazette, zopowlqzu-
ia sic "pfacIt ia e'a jake ak
cvonaryusze po rs do SO dol.
a daja ia ten Gel tylko 5 do
10 dolarow gotowk,. W ten
sposob zblerze sic IA poczat-
ku okolo 1000 dolarow 60
towkl, z czego pc zakupieniu
drukarni i zaiatwieniu pier
wszych najrlezbedneiszych
potrzeb, pozostaje mrle) vie.
Gel okofo 200 dolarow W kasie
ma prowadzenie gazetY.
Wydawszy jake 10 nu-
mer6w, przekonula sic akcyo-
naryusze, zwfaszcza jeaeli nn]a
ilchego, glupiego i bezbo3nego
redaxtora, he lnteres idzle bar
do licho, De trudno dostaG
abonentow, CT 6torzy sobie
gazette zapisal', chca zaplaciG
dopiero pc roku; przykrza sic
i'm ustawlczne ki6tnle pomi1
dry akcyoaa7yuszami i powoll
zaczynaia sic wymyka3 re
spofki akcylnei, Widza, De ma
gazecie mic MrobiG ME MONA
i zamlast wplaniG dalsza Geese,
10 DO 40 %dolarow, VIOLA stracit
to, co wpiaclll, ! staraja sic a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
v ykreslenie re spofkl akcyj-

~ oPOAhA amy
nej.
l ci postepuja sobie bardzo
rozsadn1e. JUL minefy b,wiem
easy, kiedy polsk'e gaze,y W
Ameryce sic bogaci}y. Pewn,.
dotad tylko p. WIadystaw
DYniewicz W Chicago zrob1l
malatek ma polskiej gazec'e,
ale to ola tego, De 'ego gazeta
by3a jest pierwsza polska
gazeta W Ameryce. Polskle
gazety Ks. W. Barzynskiego i
spofkl W Chicago ME mogiyb>
istnie6, gdyby ME doktadano
do n1ch, W drojze zapomog,,
pc pare tyslecy dolar6w rocz.
ME; Ks. Pittas z Buffalo must
rokrocznie dokladac do swo]e
go Polaka u Ameryce 1000
dolarow, gazety polskie W De.
troit z giodu um,era)a, p.
KrLszke W Milwaukee wclaz
trapla faansowe ktopoty, To
ledowska JamerYka wegetule
tylko z 1aski rodzlcow 4oDy
w~ydawcy, a WS;arus, choc1a4
rozumnie i oszczednie prowa
dzony, tel swletnych l%nteresow
ME robi. lie zas polskich ga.
yet W Ameryce JUL pobankru-
towafo, togo by pewnie ma nal
d1u2szym rozahcu mkt ME
zliczyt.
Skoro dotad polskie g:z~,4
tax nedzny wlodty z,w"t.
iak2e2 moga spodziew 6 sic
powodzenla nowo zaiozone
plsma p ,lsk"" A naryre.
Ale nl~kt1rZ, "~ =" t.Iy'lstt
mwo zafozoneJ g#.~:y nr:5e
TAX predko ze sp6!k! u1c Wy
stepuja. Nabaie I'm tim 'ch r.
daktor, 2e gazetA ztrob'
podczas wybor6w; lecz )
to tylko gruszki ma wierzo'e,
mo- 7anowie! Dnsiaj JUL tyle
gazet W Ameryce
n'em'eckich, polskich, TAX de
lnokrackich ]ak republican.
sklch, he komite,y wyborcz,e
PREY %wyborarh prezylsnta
naiwyzej 20 800 d l"row ..
gofem gaz-Gom 'irukar
MON ~ r54ne drukarsxl-
roboty lreklAmy DAG IN ga.
| tym w1g'edzl- We: ne
ma Ola akcyonnryuS1ow nowo
zafo&'nel p'Isk''j gazety
widokow IVY c'e4eul4 dz'enul.
~karskieJ biedy, uajIepiel vice
wcale nowych polskich gazet
nc zakiadaG ME robiG sobie
pr62nych ktopotow, z%w'aszcza,
ze JUL dzls'a1 gazet polskich
wszedzle az zanadto. Wszys-
tkie gazety z%afozone zaio2yG
sic ma]ace W tym roku lyle
potrzebne, lie konie prey ko
lei elektrycznei W Wlnonie,
ktora jui i tax al "a predko
chodz;.
Mole mle6 jeden | drugl
wlarus ,aknaIlepsze caeci, po-
magajac 60 zafo2en'a W swo]e1n
m'escie polskiej gazety, ale ME
chaJ SIC strze2e, by i 0 MIN
i lego wspoIbraciach ME pc,
wledziell Eli ludzie, De por-
wall sic isk Ivy a upadli jsk
mnchy.
zAPlsUJc1E soB1E w1ARusAl
INV POLSKICH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11

ma wydartego ze sukni dzlewczecia
i krew zeschnleta. Dwaj wspomnia,
nj mezczyzni ME powr6clll do
swych mleszkah, ktore wyna]eli ma
diva tygodnie, wiec rolicva podej-
rzywa lch O zamordowanie dziew-
czyny. Dotychczas ~jeszcze Me ME
wykryto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
ARCADIA, WIS.

ARCADIA, WIS. = W s4-
s'edn,ej parafii polskiej North
Creek rozpowszechnl} jak1s ME
godzlwy cztowlek, nazwisklem
Kret socyallstowska Jameryhe
2 Toledo. Tamtejszy proboszcz,
jeden Z nailepszych najspokoj
n,ejszych kslezv W Ameryce, tax
sic teraz zmartwlf wzrostem
socyalistow w North Creeku, il
postanowii te osade opuscic,
ME chcac mic mice do %czynlenia
z bezboznikami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
Il szacunklem
d. L Wasik.
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAt
IA. PkACILI
IA w al u 8 A

Independence, Jan Bautash Zoo
Alex Srgu1a loo
Columbus, r. Jnworskl 200
Tsmasz Binder Zoo
M. Hoffman, 200
Mateusz Eleson 200
Stanisiaw Sempek 3 90
Duncan. Adam Jareeki 200
Wojciech Lis 200
J6zef Newieki I.O0
Mlchaf Nowak LOO
Piotr Lis 200
Jan Buga! 2 90
Jan Tworek 200
Jan MikoiaJczak 200
MARGIN Borawlak 200
Columbus. franciscan Mona
stery 200
Duncan, Jozef Sobus 200
Radon, JOE. Kottowski 200
Svring Valley, Michnt Mazurkie-
wicz 200
Avon, J6x.f Reh 2 90
La Crosse Fortuhski LOO
Gilman, Joz. G6recki 200
Ossineke Francizzek Adamskl 2. 90
independence Andrzej Kwo.
seek 200
Dnnhirk Andrzej Pogorzelsk' 200
Perham, Pawel Czapiewski 200
MARGIN Gojek 200
Franc. Walkowski 200
Duluth Karol Muse!f 200
Dayton Anna Dabrowska 90
Cleveland Eukasz Caperskl 200
Winona Alex. Milanowski 100
Stauffer Joz. Szczepahski 200
Winona, Jan Bambenek 900
Apolenia G.. L.. Podraxa 200
Independence, Tomasz Pam
PuSh "
Appleton, FIR Stipp 200
Lemont Edward Hartwig 200
Chicago, M. Malinowski 400
Newtewn Frank Zarabihski 200
Spring Valley, VT. Ankiewicz 200
Duluth, Antoai Ksnieczny 200
Wnjc. Sternal 200
Joz. Labod 200
Ant. C'eslak 200
Duluth, Joz Koztowski 200
Wells, Jak6b Nowak 200
Tarnow, FIR. Psprocki 200
jacksonville Felix Sangorskl ZOO
Possaic, FIR. Matkiewicz 200
Duluth, Fr. Wieczorkiewicz 200
Wlnona, Ka,6l Bambenek 100
ST. Paul Wojc. Ei'asz 100
Sturgeon Lake J6z. Betker 200
Bay City w. V. Przybysseski4.o 90
| Otis, Rev. Raszkiewicz 2oO
EAPIsUJcIE soBIE wIARUsA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
ADRES Wiarus, SO E. End Str. Winona. MINI.

zap}aclc "a gazette. ia szan.
Panu zareczam, De on zapfa-
CT jesll Pan sobie postapi dro.
ga sadowa, gdyz p. Hukasze
wicz inaczej nlkomu ME ptac'.
doF'ero wtenczas k'edy SEE
ryf przyjdzle do donna lego.
Mech tylko Pan do n,ego
kilka slow napisze a je2el, ME
zapfacl W przeciagu kilku dnl,
od7slil Pan rachunek lego do
ad "okata Purdom do Calvert,
a zareczam Panu, De odb!erze
swoje 5 dol. natychm,ast.
c. Il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11

OMAHA, Neb. Dnia 81
stycznias +. b. panstwo Trawlccy
obchodzlli Jubileusz 25 letnlego
pozycla ma}zenskiego W kosciele
katolickim prey 20 Walnut
ulicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11

NOWl AGENCI ,,Wiarusass.
- w Pitts b RI u: J Mlchal-
ski, sekretarz parafialnY parafil
sw. WoJciecha - W ELLIS g,
Wis, Jan WYsockl: - W. B a y
CITY, Mich, August Eliasz 1923
Vanburen Str.). Wszystklm po-
wyzszym przyiaciolom Wsarusa
p%ozwalamy odbieraG abonamet "a
nasze plsmo oraz zaiatwiac wszyst.
kle naSZe lntereSa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
GILMAN. MINI.

'1LhA IN. MlDn. BudO wa
nowego k%osclo}a rozpocznie sic Z
wiosna b 7. Jest to juz drugi kos
ciof, kt6ry W tax kr6tkim czasie
buduj jenny j trzeba bedzie wlelxie.
go wysllenla re strony n%aszej, azebv
dzie}o to do skutku przyprowadzic.
zabezpleczenle "a spalony kosci61
by}o tylko bardzo male, lecz trud.
ma rada, koSci6i mice musimy,
DO starry nle tylko re "a maly, ale
do tego grozl zawalenlem i bez
reperacyi ME ostoJaf by sic ma
dtugo.
KINDE, Huron Co., Mich.
Ionosza, re zlma tam bardzo
fagod.aa. TAX n, p. wtorek by4
dz'eh ciep}y, deszcz pada} Gala noe
i az do po}udn,a dnia nastspnego,
a po po}udniu W srode snieg sic
zacza} sypaG jak z mlecha.
Ziemia tam podobno bardzo
urodzajna, }atwa do uprawienia, a
przYtcm tania. Pr6bujcle szczeScia
7olacy, dop6ki wan innonarodow-
cy ME z%askocza!
APPLETON MINI. Korzys-
tajac z obfltych urodzaj6w, kt6re
" roku ubleg}ym nlwy nam wy
daily, oko}o 20 naszych Polonus6w
i Polek ~pojecha1o do st. Paul W
goscine, ably swieta Bozego Marc.
dzen,a i Nowego roku przyjemnie
spedzic W gronie przyjaci6}.
Doda]emy, il cieszy mas bar
dzo, re Polacy W Appleton zamie
rzaja rozpoczac ola swych dzlatek
szkoie Polsko.narodowa.
DETROIT, mich. w uDiegly
piatek wieczorem l3 letnia polka
Rozallia Borowicz, wyszia z domu
ubrana tylko W perkalowa sukni,
W go}ej g}ow,e, a do tego czasu
~jeszcze ME wroci}a. Pewna mloda
przyjaci6lka R6zalli %zeznala przeG
policya, re wid;iaia, jak Ia to
w%arzystwie dwoch miodych mez-
ozyzn weszia do pewnego domu v
pobliskoscl swego mieszkania
p6zn,ej zn6w wyszfa, a najqwszy
pow6z wszyssy trojc poJechali v
strone do rzekl. Gdy p]rzesxukan'
6w budynet, ~znaleziono W Jedne
'~stancJl na podlodze kawaIkl plot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
Chicago Del. Dina

stycznia r. b. pobtogoslawiony
zostal W kosclele sw. Stanls1awa
Kostkl zwlazek ma}zenski D..
Szczesnego Zaohajklewlcza z parma
Book.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-11
MILWAUKEE. Wis.

Wis. - ia
kob Lemancik wnlosf przeclw
polsklemu budownlczcmu p. Fr.
Nle&orawskiemu skarge o $4,000
odszkodowanla "a pokaleczenle
odnlesione, ~przyjaklejs budowie,
prowadzone] przez Nlezorawskle.
60.
NANTICOKE, Pa. - Robot
mix polskl Ant. Zielinski W ko-
palm wegla W Grand Tunnel
zostai niebezpiecznle ~pokaleczony.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-01
RELIABLE RECIPES.

PEACH DUMPLINGs-To every cupful
of siftcd flour allow one teaspoonful of
baking powder and one large spoonful
of butter. Make into a soft dough, as
for biscuits. mixing with sweet milk.
Take a small piece of dough, roll, make
an indcntnrc in the center large enough
to hold half u peach, fill tin with
these, then into each of these put half Il
peach Canned ones may be used in win
teri, sprinkle little white sugar over
them. put into a quick oven and bake
about ten minutes. Serve with sweet
cream.
ROAST SHOULDERS OF EEAL.--A roast
shoulder of veal makes tempting dish
when served on bed of boiled macaroni
and mushrooms. After you have taken
the drippings from the pan put in about
a quarter of a pound Of boiled macaToni,
cut in six-inch lengths, and half a dozen
mushrooms. Let the veal roast over the
macaroni on the rack about six minutes
longer Then take up the veal Pour
a GOOD cream sauce into the pan with
the macaroni and mushrooms, and let
them cook about six minutes longer III
the oven. At the end of this time pour
them around the veal on the platter, and
serve the dish at once.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-01
No More Crowded Cities.

Il believe that the days Of great cities,
as we now understand the term, are num-
bcrcd' said Professor W. b. CoWpcr, at
the Southern. "liapid transit has for
years past been spreading the population
of these immense trade centres over Il lar
ger area, and, in my opinion, this work
has Just begun The tendency is to 90
further and further away from the dust
and heat for home enjoyment, and trade
and industry are creeping after the pop
ulation towards the suburbs. When the
science Of transportation is SO perfected
that Journey of thirty miles represents
no greater time Or expense than one of five
miles now does, you will soon see cities
like st. Louis and Chicago spread over
quadrupIe the present area, and instead
of mile after mile of solid brick and
stone the chic" business districts will be
intcrsnerscd with numerous parks and
gardens. Then will the charms of the
country be welded to the social and com
mercial advantages OF the city, and the
rccling plague spots that now defy both
the laws Of man and God will disap
peay."~~lst. Louis Globs-Dsnocrat.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-01

A novelty in business enterprise is
soon to be introduced in New York CITY.
according to the News. 1t may be
tersely described as a benevolent pawn
shop. The mere suggestion of pawn
ship with an aspiration higher than three
per cent. month makes this subject
highly interesting. It is said that GER
tain wealthy persons, connected with
the Charity Organization Society, have
determined to establish pawnshops
throughout the city,. to be operated at
cost. Benevolence and philanthrophy
usually fail in the conduct of business
enterprises, however, and the project of
cut-rate pawnshop may disappoint its
well-meaning projectors.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-01

Flying machines for use in war have
engaged no little attention of late on the
part Of inventors. Maxim, the designer
OF the famous gun, claims to have pro-
duced one which can be controlled. He
declares that he can fill his aerial car
with explosives and hover in it over the
city of London, holding that great me-
trUpols at ransom to the extent of az
many millions of pounds as he chooses to
mention. Thus situated he can announce
his terms by dropping a small package
containing statement of them and his
utimatum Of 'Cash or Crash!" His
continuance is cylinder of aluminium
containing three fourths vacuum, its
collapse being prevented by strong ribs
inside. 1t is propelled and steered by
electric gear, and is further sustained
and balanced,by the wings of a great
acroplaue, with an automatic arrange
ment of a compensatory nature that
brings the machine Immediately back to
the horizontal when it tends to vary
therefrom.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-01

On the banks of this river with its tur-
| buIent waters at their feet, stood Rosa
and her friends when they cspicd a
couple Of gentlemen coming toward them
down one Of the steep pathways that lcd
to the were of the cataract5. One of
these gc,Iemcn, q Mr.. Yates, from
Savannah had been at TalluIalI some days
Fanl was known to Rosa the other she
haI never seen before. Gaining a nearer
approach Mr. Yates greeted the party.
Turning to Rosa he introduced his friend,
Mr. Slaughter who Immediately adj
vlnrcG and shook hands with Miss Adair
most cordially, at the same time re
marking that he and Miss Atlair had met
before.
Rosa was amazed. overwhelmed. 1t
was very evident that he thought she was
her brother. He did not recognize tho
difference Could what the world had
always said be true, that the likeness
they bore each other was marvellous and
striking! Forthwith Rosa determined
that, notwithstanding johnson Slaughter
was completely in the dark, She would,
rs soon as the opportunity was favorable,
tell to him the whole story; with her the
lest was ut an end.
Three days passed before an oppor-
tunitv presented itself for the coveted
private interview with Mr. Slaughter
and then it WAS the young gentleman
who had to have his say before u minute
Of time was granted Rosa to make her
conscientious avoWaI. With utmost
trcpidation he told Rosa of how he loved
her since first they mad met in Savannah;
how anXiously he had anticipated the
reception Of each Of her letters, and how
blightcd his life would be if she refused
to return his affection.
With qualification most intense Rosa
listened to this appeal, and when it was
all over she told her tale with its double
signiiication.
"A higher power has done this said
he, putting his arm around her, let the
end Justify the mcans!'
In the autumn Rome was the scene Of
Il large fashionable wedding, and know
my readers will appreciate the motive
when | tell them that the bridesmaids
appeared in pink and the decorations
wee in the same delicate hue. Mr..
Slaughter declared that PauIincs silk
h#, coIorcI his whole life, SO why should
not its color prevail at his nuptials
No novel that was ever published IN
book form awakened more interest than
did the romantic love affair Of Johnson
Slaughter and Rosa Adair. Everybody
talked about it, and all cOncurrcd in de
clariny it to be one recorded instance
where i man played the part of u woman
and some good came from it.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-01

When Bernard Schmiz, having been in
this country twenty-six years, went back
to Germany on visit two years ago, he
Was seized and put into the German army
to serve his term as German citizen.
Vainly his Kansas neighbors sent petit
tions for his release, as nobody paid any
attention to them. Finally his little
eleven year old girl, Maggie Schmiz,
wrote letter to the Empress of Germany,
telling her in artless child fashion how
her mother and the children all missed
their father, and begging that he might
be sent back to them. The letter was
neither properly addressed nor stamped,
but each official into whose hands it fell
sent it on, and at last it reached the
Empress. The little girls plea touched
her motherly heart, and through her in
tercession, as stated by the Berlin papers,
Schmiz was released and given free pass
age back to his home. The neighbors
have been celebrating his return, and in
triumphal procession little Maggie had
the first place. Thus writes F. w. Howe,
the author of 1.-THE Story of Country
Town." in which (Atchison) this incl
dsnt has just occurred.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1892-10-01
WIEN JAMIE CONES HOME.

The skies Of summon were blue and bright
Whoa Jamie sailed out to sea,
But hated tho ship with its sails Of white
. That took my laldi, from me;
And I long for the day
That I'll be gay
As ever lass can be,
When Jamie comes homo
Across tho foam
When Jamie comes homo to mo.
Tho lasaaa ont in the cleaning steal
70 the lads that thny love best;
But all day long mind my wheel
Till the stars shine out i'll tho west.
For never a lad
Can make mo glad,
Though a fairy prince were he,
Till Jamie comes homo
Across the foam
Till Jamie comes home to me.
I wept and smiled when his love he told;
said would be- his bride.
lo i'llSnttu liI3 lltaII WIN lOOp Ol 5Olu,
And gave me Il kiss beside;
And they'll mako me fair
With blossoms rare,
As sailors bride should be.
When Jamie comes homo
Across the foam-
When Jamie comes home to me.
= Samuel Minturn Peck, in Atlanta Constitu
tion