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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-04

EOR RENT-BY r. o. HOLTZMAN. REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and r sts. u. W.
HOUSES.
SO st (Nfarinis 1913 o st, 0r. $40
buildng). per an "a. 900 1912 Pa ave. Dr. .....2s
Luz st NV. 100 l2l2 he, d
3lD Eth st NV. 1tI. ~ BIZ I'd ne. IL
l2lS 12th ST NV, lOr.. 10 1854 Sc, Ii
1870 VT ave. 8r. 90 113 kingnan ST. Or IL :hl
$50 ave NV. l1r... TO lOo sw, 5r...,.... Ia 30
FURNISHED HOUSES
10th r. 1Sr.. 81, 600 near 18th l3r 5000
Eth X. 1lr. Nd ave ID. Dr.. rs
per an...;:; 1900 st near ne, l6r. 40
hass ave and Thomas l. near 18th, 13r..... 15O
circle. 1,r...... 800 Nh above X st, lar Lao
Lafayette square, l2r bO l4t near Mass ave. 81. 10
II near 18th NV. l0r. 200 10th r. 7r ...,. 6o
OFFICES.
ELEGANT rooms in SUN 94l F. 3front rooms heated
bui ding" nTeproof. = by steam, mod imps x:I5
elevators. heated By ITO Pa ave NV Is to so
steam from 40 to $40 U:Y F.............s7 to Is
eacl a7O la av, froni. $40 to 10
tsSs + st.........S6 to ell
STORES.
1920 Conn ave...... SO 1929 14th ct nws cas- SO
lU.4 Conn l020,s 14th NV. IS. 80
STABLE.
fe1 K o. HOFFMAN, 10th and sts n ",
E'OE hENT--BY THOMAS z. wAGGAMAN.
ken stats Isr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-04

=
LNoR sALE-A GENTLEMAN IN ILL HEALTH
viii sell Tor 600 cash. without exception tho
safest most gentle. reliable. handsome. fast trut-
ting niaIe. sired by ked Makes, he Ia Nllkss.
dam Lady Wilson. record = If<, by Noorhss<' AbdxI-
lah ,hiei s-cond dam OF Kate Thorn. blood
10 the great Lady Thorn. fosled MAJ 10, ltps5.
weighs lOO pounds. square. level trotier. needs
boots or weights; does not shy pu 4 for mos
tniid person. nne, clean limits. Strongly built md
hney formed; she has nne a sfruin bioos IN hrr
vens can be traced TO trotter Of the
make . valuable mare for road or track pnrpos.,
showed three heats when purchased for 81, 1S5 ons
year ago AZ Lexington. Ky, IN 2gssS. 2-.sA 2 a.
and she 10 much better animal taan shs thens
VIII warrant her perfectly sound. sale. gentle aud
Kind and TO trot full mile In > 10 sale, tiIno
shown and allow Responsible party Htisfa< tory tiA
Tor further information call on my r.
vate stable. 49, West l5th a.. between orb and sth
sves.. Ne~ York city. tea -5ts
EoR sALE-fokTN HEAD OF CHOICE HORSES,
Il suitable Ter all pun osesrIycr~. draf, aud
neral use horses. loW-prsccd hors-< nnd
nlares. suitable 1or farm VIII Al
hos staranteca ~ ie1rersniea oney undsds
a elgnt lead streei car rluss. Al YAIE, 4
BlkAL's MN s1AbLk. osl q ~ n-w 5ass-ss
I. OR sAlE--cAKhlAels. WAGONS AND BUG
s,es IN easy ts1ns- Eelairlfx add cruersd uork
krci-pty ATTENDED, CoOA 4 sAlAlsoL- "a, n -
West Ns.l.sns1on- MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-04
BOARDING.
HOR SAIL

A PRIVATE FAMILY Desires A fEW TABI.E
N boardefs. handsomely furnished suit. 10
rent with board. Address lOl2 18Th ST., above a.
n W. f.,2fIts
DINING ROOM, "a 10Th ST. NV. BREAK-
~ fast. 20c. dinner. DC. Good meals susrantstd.
Table board by the week Bile Cream aud firsf.
class service. l.. MADDOX, "a 10Th st D. ~ Inn.
THE SOUTHERN. 5ll 18TH ST.. RESORT FOR
- sightseers; rooms with board. tl per day. 80
Ss Per week; newly reftted elegant VII
lard and points vi Interest. A. j. MASON, MGR ALLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-04

} I Chester court. Ar. 80. so
400 . st alley, Ar. q. 30
ltear 1915 NJ 1t. Or. :. $50
J Rear 90 H st, 5r. 8
"A Clark's alley, Ar. 8
1917 Mills Ut. 4r. -
1852 p at, or. mummy
SSO Z st, ar.
)2llS Fla ave. 6r. ..........7
Rear lU7 ID st. Pr. >. o. ~
3401 Il o.. 3r. %
34uo K st. 4r......... -. .
LIST door. 305 o st alley. 3
I'D floor. 3OS D st alley. 8
IA jackson alley, 1st
floor. 3r. .......5
si2 back basement rooms,
J. 1916 Madison Ut. 4. II. 20
)l2 front basement rooms,
] 14lU Madison ct. 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-04

EoR sALE-el. 500 Cash WILL BUY A TWO
story Ssssk ON AnS street az. halt sgusrs nom
sWORNsTEDr 4 BRADLEY.
&StW M ST. NV.
LOB SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LOTs-Is3O AND
l1G 81. nv brownstone fronts. two-etory and
mansara roof; $500 each-subjsos TO *. 5oJ at Q
i.29os swoRMsTEDrA BRADLEY. OF Fanw
LOB sALE-THosE HANDSOME NEW HOT sEs.
WITH oroSn-stone trimming, jus. being completed
on the northwest corneg Of 1fh and n. hAy-
ing eastern and southern exposure. They have and
roons bath room and all mod CON, Including alec
INC oeuA eQuktng tubee. me cabinet iIsntes.
ole top washssands beauti; ully paper~d throughout
plenty OF closets and psntres conveniently ARRANGED
D,ns IN PARKING and every tmprovsnaent tbs. lnskss
pleasant and convonzent hama pr3coa, q. DO and
AGO Tsfms acxonnoaax11g. Opsn daxly Ter m
apecttoo- NstchUan N charge ta2g-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-04
We find this provision:


Tha. !. shall be the duty OF the heads OF the several
executive departments and the heads tie
bureaus therein. IN tie interest pubic service
10 require OF al clerks of class and above and OF
chiefs % dlvIslons. such hours 4bor as nav lie
deemed necessary Tor the proper dispatch the public
business bot exceeting. however. the time for which
s&ld departments are by Law required be oven Tor
business. any usage to The contrary Notwithstanding
Then we find under section l6l:
The head Of each Departments is authorized to pre-
sTibe regulations not Inconsistent with law Tor the
government. Of his department.. the of It's on
GERS and clerks. the distribution and per:ornance Of
It's business and the custody, and Preservation u
the records. papers and property apIer.snns to il
Then section 169 provides:
That each head Of department. 10 authorized 10 en-
pioy IN his department. such number cerxs Of me
several classes Authorz~d BY Jaw and such .nessen-
Eers assistant nessenzers. eopyists wA;chnlen, la
Lrers and other employees at such
ron. respectively. As may oe appropriated Tor By
Congress FROM ye4- 10 year
Notwithstanding that provision OF Jaw, under
tne authority Of regulating the business they
have reduced the hours from eight from Oc-
tober TO April l and ten from April to Oc-
tsber TO six and . half hours practically, And
the result of that or Of something else is that
there are large arrearsges of business in al
most every branch of the public service
thousands Of cases waiting to be disposed OF.
and they are unable to keep the business cur
rent
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
wielu lat by}y W rekach niemiec-
kich:

Ma eciosne W powiatach torun-
SKIN i che}mm skim rozpoczac sic
ma Sypanle zwlrowek z
Wrocfawek do Plutowa, z Dorpo
sza przez Bajerzc do pr7ysz}ego
dworca W Nawrze; takze i groble
przez lezioro che}zynskle pod no.
wy tor k%oleiowy z Fordonu przez
Chefmze TO Koyalc wa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
Z Prus Polskich.

Gcspodarzow1 p. Iudw'ko'
wi Krasc. z Matego klebarka
skradziono W Olsztynie woz W
diva konie z%aprzezony, Ma ktorym
by}o 10 m,echow : deka korzucho"
wa. W6z sta} koIo kupca p. Teffe],
gospodarz by} ma m'csc'e, a paro
bek, kt.ory mia} woza p'lnowac,
tez sic gdzies oddaIif, z czego 6ko,
rzystaf z1odziej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Nowy tor kolel Eel. Z Chojn'c
do Koscierzyny jest p%rolekc1e.
Odes}ano Juz petYcya z llcznemi
podplsaml do mln'strza. " petty
cyl teJ zwrocono uwage, lie noWy
ten tor najkr6tsza drog4 }2czy4by
Wroctaw (Poznan, Gniezno)
Gdanskiem, co ola W. X. Poznah-
skiego i ola Slazka bardo Jest
wanna okolicznoScla; tor ten wpfY-
na}by kolei przyni6sbY nlema}e
zyskl. Il Chojnlc by}by ten tor
sypany ma Mecikat, Krolank',
Powalk,, Zbenin. (Pod Mecika-
lem muslaiby bye postawlony most
ma Brdzlc) Brusv Zabno, W.
Chem, Lcsno, Czyczkowc, Czarno-
wo, C%zaplewice, Zalesie Lubn1a,
Orllki. w pow. k~oscierskim SKA
by lima toru przez Radun, Dir
MANY, Kallsz, Lipusz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
PLAN II
SZYCHN KOLEl,
Chicago, Milw. S. Paul

Chicago, MllW. S. Paul
w stroni wsc h Q u. Udcnodz,,
chicago eXpi., codziei' 6.32 pm.
Chicago expr 11.17 am
Chicago expires 10. sc am.
Pociag pocZtowy codzieh $50 pm.
w strone FAC h du Odchodzl.
Chicago expires, codzle6 4.OS am
Chicago expr., codzie" 9.34 nm
Chicago expr. 1856 pm,
Pociag pocztowy l1.51 am.
Wabasha Division.
P~rzesadanie do Zumbrotv 11.51 am.
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
Z Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 1l.51 am.
Przesiadanle DO Menomeace 1l.5l am.
So. Mimi. Division
Cd chodZi Z Winony o 6. 30 wicczorem
kazdego dnia WI awszy niodziele.
Green Bay-Winona 4 S. z.
7rzybywa OdchodZi
Pociag Easazerski Ais pc OBJ rano
Pociag frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.--6 05 rano
Chicago & Northwestern.
Ku d O i.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski 9.55 rano 1910 Iano
0.O5 wlecz. $40 wiecz.
kaczacyz Rochester $50 pc poludn.
F'rachtowy 700 rano
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.05 pc po}udn
K wsc Cd O !.
frzybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski $40 rano 600 w:ecz.
S.55 wiecz 10 wiecz.
Kaczacy z Rochester 1910 ranO
Fraight accommod. 1.30 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse $40 po''po}udn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
z reszelslliego. GospOdarz Ba

Z reszelskiego. Gospodarz Ba-
ran z Mafej K1eli, kt6ry juz by{
blizk1m bankrnctwa, wystawl{
rewers (Schuldsehein] i podp'saF
ma MIN dw6ch swolch 0obrze sic
majqcych %sas1ad6w. Ma rewers ten
dosta} pozyczytz pewne1 kasy 600
marek. Baran ~wv]echaf potem. ale
mkt ne wledzla} dokad. Gdy
proccnta punktualnie ME zap|aco-
no., wezwani zostali dwaj podpisani
reczyc1elc do zaplacenla pozyczki.
Teraz doplero wyda1o sic, re Ba-
ran podp'sy s~fa|szowa}. Drapna}
On do Ameryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
PkACCIE "a
SZLASK.

Ma GGrnym Slq:hu zebrano 276
petycyi, pokrytycn 70 przesz}o
~tysiacami nazwlsk ojc6w rodzin
p~roszacych o zaprowadzenie jezyka
polsklego W szkoIach. Wszystkl
pos}ano do ksiecia biskupa. ,,Frel-
slnnige Zeitung'' oglasza, re ducho.
wlcnstwo nletylko NE bierze
udzlafu W tych pe1ycyach. ale
navel wyrzek}o sic wszelkiego
posrednlctwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
L Poznahskiego.

X. A:cybishup wyda} List
Pasterski, kt6rv odc>ytano W kos
c'ofach, a W ktorvm po]eca z upo-
waznleniem O]ca sw. duchowlen-
stwu, ably udzlcla;o w,ernym jak
ma roz'eg'e]szeJ i naiiagocn'eisze1
dyspensY ma wielki post. Podfug
brzmienla Llstu tego czrladz, ro-
botnicy wSZelka czeladz rzemieSl-
nlcza bedqca W siuzble lub nauce
Il nlekatolik0N, moze leSh mleso
W niedziele pc 2 razy, W ponie-
dzlatek, Wto!et, czwartek raz IA
dzien; chorym l sfabego zdrowia
osobom wolno uzywac pckarm6w
mlesnych, jeSll doktor sum!cnny
nakaze; 20 te dyspensv nalezy
z}ozyc jafmuzne ma dobroczynne
cele koscielne | odmawlaG modli-
twy. L powodu w~ielkiego braku
duszpasterzy spowle IL wielkanoc-
ma ~ro>pocznle SIC cd tzwartej ME
dZlell puStu | putrAa az DO trZe-
c,ej niedzieli pc S~iqtach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

wata sic W brata.
Choc byi taxi podobny do
cleb.e-mowlta Hanka-mnie
sic zdawa1o, BE ty takim 80.
taklm lax lalnten bye ME
mozesz,
- Vice byl tax bard1o do
mnle podobnvm:
= TAX Sardzo, Re trudDo~
by was 1~ozroznlc.
Przec1aw kasztelauem
spo]rzeli 20 sobie obaj ra-
ZEN mimowoll zawotall:
= Wo)ciech!
= Go mowicle?-krzykne}a
PAM Agazya, podnoszac re
zgrozy rece do gory-w'ec
tym mordereq oszustem mat
Bly,. miatby bye.
= Uspok6j sic szlachetna
panl-rzekf kasztelan-- sa TO
tylko, mole faiszywe domys.
1y; Wo]clecha wyslafem do
Rzymu, , chot dotad ME
mann O MN wiadomoscl, mo-
lie bye zupefnie nlewinnym.
W tenn drzwl sic otworzyty
Jaromir stanat ma progu.
Pozna)esz go?- pyta{a pam
Agazya wnuks - podzlekul
mu, Przeclawie. Jaromlrowi
ia Hanka' zawdziec2amy
&ycie. Gdy do Lipnicy doszfa
wiesG O zblizeniu sic Tatarow.
on dosiadtszy konia, przyblegi
DO pustelu | zmusif mas pra.
vie d. ucleczki do krakowa.
Starry stuga re izam' scls~
kat Przac}awa.
= Prawda paniczu- "a
wota1-czcigodna PAM moja
j parma Hanka, zamlast Icle-
kaG, chclaly bledz ratcwac
rozb6jnlka, pozostatego W
domu.
Boze- m6wlla M'rosfawo-
wa--p0Ki aycia ME zdolam
Oh podzlekowaG "a ml1osler
DIE Two)e, "a te radosc, ia
kiej dzls dozna]e, ze wnuk
moi, spadkobierca naszego
nieskalanego imlenia, godnym
Jest synem swego OLGA.
- Nacieszze sic waszlnosc
-rzekf teraz kaszteian do
Przectawa -przezacna babka
twoja i piekna siostra, bo
niebawem ruszymy W pole.
Woisko nasze odnlosfo ivy
ciestwo mad Tataraml pod
Tursklem. lec1 gdy zbyt dale
ko poszlo W ogoh "a ME
przyiacle]em, omafo ME EOS
tafo otoczone wyclete, ME
chcqc glnac ~r'arnie, musiato
SIG cofnaG lu stollcy, ale
wnet ruszym. wieksza sta
przeclw wroy WI. ktory pod
wodza Batu II ma ldzie ma
Krakow.
K,lka rado~nych dn1, opro-
mienlonych mifoscia babkl |
siostrY, ubleg}o szybko Przec-
fawow. Btogoslawiony i zegna-
ny goracemi izami tvch dwoch
na]drozszych mu istot, ruszyt
m1ody wo]ak, PREY boku Su-
bls}awa, q rycerstwem woie-
wodztw krakowsklego sando~
mlerskiego, przeciw Tatarom.
Wojsko polskle zablegfo
droge nieprzyJaclelowi pod
Chmielnlklem, gotujqc sic do
krwawej bltwy. Tatar6w by1a
moe ogromna, naszych wiele
mn,e]. Dina 1880 Marca 1914
roku uderzono ma wrOga.
Wodzowie nasi, ME zaiulac
zycla, pierwsi rzucill sic W
b6j, r~ycerstwo poszlo Ia lch
przyk1adem, oubisfaw z Pre-,
cfawem ME odstepowali ma
krok kasztefana klemensa.
Zrazu scala zwyclestwa IDA
wa}a sic chyllG ma strone 20.
lak6w, ale gdy TatarzY swolm
zwyczajem, poczeli uclekac,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Strzepcz. Pan Wojclech
Pollock 2 Linii kuplI dobra ry-
cerskle Ttuczewo "a 5000 marek.
Cieszq sic 2 tego wszyscy. " nasz
Kodak nabyi te dobra, ktdre cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
nych wzruszen, trudow

clerpieh zakoiczyfa zYc'e,
b1ogoslawiae, W godzlne smier-
wnuki odda]ac i, W
nleobecnosci kasztelana, W
op'eke staremu Jaromirowl.
Harke pogra5ona W czez6lm
zalu, cieszy1a pobozna Wisen-
ma, ktora smutnu sierota
pokochata jak s1cstre.
Pewuego dana siedzia}y
panlenki razem, haftujac W
krosieukach.
DziwnY smutek l ME
pokoJ ME ogarnia - mowita
Hanka, taklego samego
doznawaiam uczucla, gdy
Przectaw miat przybyc do
domu i pred napadem Tata-
row. Obawlam sic czy ]aka
nova kleska ME grozl naszej
rodz,n1e lub ojcayznle.
- Pros Boga 0 odwr6.enie
zlegv - rzekia Wisenna =
nam siabym nlewlastom mo-
dlitwa na)leple] przysto1, a
potezna Jest ona bronla.
Zywa i energlczca Hanka
zawofaia z zapaiem:
- Ach! siostro! jake ia
pragn4 w}asneml rekoma
bronze ukochane] z1eml nasze]
jake ia zazdroszcze Przec1a-
wow!
NagEy ruch, iaki powsta}
W domu, n1e pozwolif odpo.
wleizlec Wlsennie. DrZwi
o5warty SIZE trzaskiem i
pred oczyma zdum1onYch
dz1ewczat stanat kasztelan z
Subislawem i Przeclawem.
- Gotu]c'e sic DO drogl
- woiaf kasztelan, ie4wo
powitawszy panny, - wszyst-
ko przednlejsze %rycerstwo
wygiue}o ped Chmie!nlINem,
pochahcy Gala potega claaggnaa
ma Krako1, ME ma AMI chui-
Ii do stracenia.
Przeciaw, lubo bolesuie
dotkniety slniercia babiN,
pomnac, ze Try f! slabosc Me
przys1ojq mezc2yznle, stium'}
wfasna &afosG serdecznem'
siowy pocleszat siostre. Mas
tepple zwr6ciwszy sic do
Sublsiawa, rzekt z p:osba W
glosie:
Przy)acielu, oracle,
gdyty mel siostrze zabrakfa
mnle luo oplekuna, ty bad2
Hance przyiacielem, opieku'
mem, bratem, ]a5 mnie MIN
byfes zawsze.
= Jezeli Bog zachowa IN.
zycie = odparl Sub:siaw z
moca PARMA Hanna,
siostra two]a, bedzae potrze'
bowala cplekl, ia wszystk'e
SHY poswiec9, ably jak maj
mniej czrta swo)e s1ercctwo
Me tracac czasu, obmysIi:
kasztelan Klemes swej rodzi
2ie, do Kt6re] nalezafa tera2
Harka, bezp;eczne schronie
ME W Wielkopolscc, ktora
unikneta szczesliwie na]azdu
Tatarow.
A ty Przectawle =
pytala Hanka 2egna]ac brats
= czy pozostaniesz tn?
Tu nie mozemy pozostac
DO garsc rycerstwa ME obro
nj miasta, ale i beZpiecznegc
schronienia ME bedziemy
szukali, .gdyz kazdy Polak
do ostatnie1 kropli krwi bron:
swe] WARY l o]czyzny. Ma
Szlazku zbieraja sic woisks
wszystklch polskich kslazat
kt6rzy zapomniawszY WASN'T
poczuli sic bracml, tam poi
dzlemy.
Nletylko sam kasztelar
krakowskl myslaf O ocalenlu
swej rodziny. Gdy wiesc {
klesce wo]ska polsklego poe
Chmlelnikiem, r~ozesz!a sic pr
| Krakowie, powstal poptocl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
Z GALICYI.

w Potoku pod Krosnem W
GaIicyi naftowYcn (%pctroleju)
n~alezacych do y. Klobasy Z1eck'e-
80 dobywaja obecnie talk olbrzy-
mlej iloscl beczek surowlcy nafto-
WEI, jaklej nafclarze galicyiscy cd
lat kilku ]uz ME widziel'. " oko-
Icy ro%zpoczynaia poszukiwan1a
rome zagraniczne stowarzvszenia.
Zapewnlaja, IL potok okollcn sta
ME sic galicyjs<a Pennsylvania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Walnc--zgromadzenle Towarzy-
silva kredytowego zicmsklego we
Lwowle uchwalllo ma posledzeniu
odby TEN w so rocznice zafozenia,
%oiarowaG na fundacya oSwlaty
ludowei mlenia Tadcusza kosciu-
SKI dzicsieG tysiccy z}r. Z zYSku
Towarzystwa "a rok 1891.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

w Gallcyi wschodniej wiki
wyrzadzajq tego roku osromnc
szkody, 2 nicbywaiq Sm~lu4osci2
napadajac wsie, q W Mich stajnie,
okory, a navel i ludzl. zaglqdnj2c
nioraz i do mieszkan ludzkich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Ze6owice. Robotnicy Bsyrek i
Obstro7 z Ptuskowa pod Zebowlca-
sic prey temmi podplll sobie
i pok16cili Obstroj uda1 sic do
domu. ia drodze W leslie zatrzy-
mai sic, ably zemsclt sic ma swym
koledze. Gdy Bsyrek zblizy] sic
do lasu, zostaf ugodzonY kamie-
MEM W glove talk snlebezpiecznie,
re uatvchE,ast smlerc nastapl-
Ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Gogolin. We wtorek dnia l
marca 20 po}udniu wpadf do wa
plennika, w ktorym wapno pal2,
mlodzleniec Piotr Kontor. zwany
Los (po druglm oicu] spal'} sig
do szczetu, a tylko kawa}ek c1a}a
zdotano wyclagnac. Ma takim wa
pienlku maja do czynieniam1 dwaj
ch}opi dziwnem lest, co ten dru-
q czynn}, re ME zapobiegf ME-
~szczesciu. Moze sobie obaj wodSl
podplli, a Jeden 0 drugim mic
ne wledzia}. Taxi marny konlec
cz}owieka smutne robi wrazen'e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

DO pieruszego egzanainu teolo.
gicznego, kt6ry sic odbedzle W tych
dniach W Wroc}awiu, zostaio
przypuszczonych IS kandydat6w.
z tych nalezy 50 do dyecezyi
Wrocfawsklei, 4 do O}omunieckiej
a Z do Praskiei. w egzamlnle
bedzie prezydujacym, jak zwykle,
Na)przewielebniejszy Ksi2ze Bis
kup jerry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31


" Mowrociaw p. O~sinsSiego,
by}y a,ent poczt wy ! urZsd-
NIX stanu cywnlnego " Chefmcach
zak}ada fabryke %ponczoch szNarpet
l wszelAich 1gllczkowych wyrob6w
cd l kwietnia rb. Tymczasem
zatrudniac bedzie 80 robotnik6w i
robotnjc dziewcz!t Is - Is let
Mich a ptac'c M 10 30 - IS fen.
dziennie: cos rodobno ma Kuja-
wach jesleze ME istnialo Jest
nadzleJa, re mysf ten SIG op}aci, a
rozwinie i da zarobek wlelu robo-
tnikom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

We 1V1tAouae przed kilku ty-
godniamj osiadf mistrz %garncarskl
p. X Sypniewski z Poznania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

y PG{ws1. We wtorek % lu-
tego pochowaliSmY PREY bardzo
llcznym udziale zwEoki sp. Ma}go-
rzaty Lach. ktora po umar1o
clezkich c]ierplenlach W w,eku
oko}o 80 lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Ia Wscie mordercy gosp.
Weigelta Kolankowa pod Inow-
roc1awiem wyznaczy} "rezes rel.
bydgosklei 1Co mrk. nagrody.
Weigelt zabi} teSc,a Wallnera.
WyzEaczenle nagrody tel ckaza1o
sic zb~ytecznem, gdyz Weige]t
zastrzelif sic W leslie sto}ezynsklm
pod E~ablszynem. Zandarml wy
sledzili pobyt jego we wsi, otoczyi
dom, ale Weigelt i'm sic wymkna}
i potem 60 znalezlon W boru
z przestrzelona g}owa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

Opole. Socyaliscy zamlerzaja
tutaj i W ca}ej okolicy. jak W
dalszych stronach G6rnego Slazka
przedsiewziqsG w najb]izszym cza
sic wlelka agltacy?. Beda onl TAX
re, jak z prywatnej strony s4yszy-
my, rozdawal1 swa gazette, W pol
skim ]ezyku p%isana.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-17
"Order, Gentlemen"


The Transvaal parliament is some
what free and easy in its methods of
procedure. Debate is not always
conducted on strictly conventional
lines, and the personalities exchanged
between members often SAVIOR of the
family circle rather than of public
life.
Lord Randolph Churchill, in
''Men, Mines and Animals in South
Africa" says that one day a mem
Der, Mr.. Benkes, discovered that
some joker had put a dead lizard
among his papers. Jumping up he
threw the reptile at another mem
ber, named De Beer, crying, "Mr.
Chairman, there's a lizard here"
Then he ran away.
''What is ita" asked the chairman.
"a lizard" answered Mr.. De Beer.
'It won't bite you," said the chair
man. "It's dead"
''Take that" replied Mr.. De Beer
suddenly, and threw the reptile at
Mr.. Benkes.
"Order now!'' said the chairman
unconcernedly. 'Let us proceed
with the work. Come here, messen-
ger, and take that lizard away"
Mr.. De Beer resumed his seat, but
he did SO crying to Mr.. Benkes
"You were more afraid than ]
wasr'
Then the business of the day was
gravely resumed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-17

the lord mayors banquet, given to the
bishops and high officials Of the national
church, the great and good and genial
archbishop of Canterbury at their head,
and more magnificent group of folks,
intellectually and spiritually, never
got among. and l found that, though
we had never met before, the archbishop
and myself were old friends. But all up
and down Great Britain found multi
tude that no man can number enlisted
for God and eternity, and tell you the
kingdom is coming.
If the pessimists would get out Of the
way-the people who snivel and groan
and think everything has gone to the
dogs or is about to go-I say If these
pessimists would only get out of the
way the world would soon see the sal
vation of God. Christianity is only an
other name for elevated optimism. Was
Isaiah an optimist? See his deserts in
carnadined with red roses and showed
under with white lilies, and his lamb
asleep between the paws of lion. Was
st. John an optinist? Read the uplift-
ing splendors in the Apocalypse and the
halleluiah chorus with which the old
book, which they cannot kill, closes.
The greatest thing can think of would
be to have a triple alliance of America,
England and Russia in complete har-
monization, and then to have upon all of
them come a deluge Of the Holy Chest.
Let the defamation of other nations
cease. Peace and good will to men. For
that glorious consummation, which may
be nearer than we think, let us pray, re-
membering that God can do more in five
minutes than man can do in five centu-
ries. If the consrmmation is not effected
in our day, shall ask the privilege of
coming ont frc.n heaven little while to
look at this old world when it shall have
put on its millennial beauty. think
God will let us come out to SEE it at least
once in it's perfect state before it is
burned up. Ishould not wonder if all
heaven would adjourn for an excursion
to this world TO see how a shipwrecked
planet was got of the breakers and set
a1oat again amid the eternal harmonies.
Meanwhile LET Us do all we can to make |
it better, and it will somehow tell in the |
final result. though it be only child's |
sob hushed, OF trickling tear wiped |
from pale face, or thorn extracted |
from tired foot, or sinful soul washed |
white as the wool. May God help us to
help others! And so these lessons of |
gratitude and sympathy and helpfulness
and vindication have brought you on
the wings of this morning.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-17

"Castoria "a 20 well adapted to children that
recommend itss superior to any prescription
known to me'' H.A. ARCHER, M. D.,
iii So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. z.
"The use Of sCastoria is so universal ana
its merits 30 well known that it seems work
OF supererogation to endorse It. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
CARLOS MARrYr, d. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church