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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
vim Operate with Non-Union Men.

win Operate With Non-Union Men.
EVANSVILLE, O., November 1.-The Ohio
Iron company, winch: has been shut down
for eighteen months on account of the re-
fusal of the officers to sign the scale, has
fred their furnaces and will begin operation
with non-unlon men. It il feared that
trouble will follow.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Blaine May Write Another Book.

Blaine May Write Another Book.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November a-Ex-Sec-
rotary Blaine is likely to employ his leisure
time writing another book. He seems to be
enjoying himself much better since his re-
turn here as a private citizen than when he
was secretary of state. He is out every day
in the bracing autumn air and sometimes
two or three times day. he nearly always
walks, and in the majority of cases goes
alone.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Are Tired of Antics.

BOISE, Idaho, November 2-The Indian
Messiah at Walker Lake, New, has sent en-
issaries among the Idaho tribes, urging them
to inaugurate ghost dance and prepare for
war in the spring. Runners who have reached
this state, however, have been very coldly
received, the Idaho tribes being satisfied
with their lot, and afraid to dance as they
did in 1880.
Sergeant Jim Loder, of Oncehall reserv-
alton, declared that the Messiah will soon be
assasslnated if he does not cease his attempt
to stir up trouble.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Two POpulists Tickets.

LANSING, MICH, November 4.-The su-
preme court declines to issue the mandamus
asked for in the Shiawassee county case in
volving the conflicting claims of Youmans
and Thompson, to have their names printed
on the official ballots as regular peoples
nominees for congress. There will accord
ingly be two complete populist's tickets, one
containing Youman's and the other Thomp-
sons name. Youmans is also the democrat.
&c nominee.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
An Express Collides With Freight.

An Express Collides With a Freight.
LONDON. November Am appalling rail-
way accident occurred near Theisk, in York
shire, by which nine persons we're killed and
large number injured. The express train
which leaves Edinburg every evening for
London, was running at full speed when it
dashed into a gods train. The carriages
caught fire and were destroyed. Some of
the bodies taken out of the debris were
burned beyond all semblance to humanity.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
No More Sugar Barrels

PM1ADE1PH1A, November k-The sugar
trust has contracted with John Baily, of this
city, for 100000 bags to take the place Of
barrels for the shipment of refined sugars.
This IS the worst blow the local cooperage
industry has ever experienced, snd almost
wipes out that industry in Philadelphia, .
-four now CUES to Europe in bags and II no
tailed IN the same way. and sugars brought
here from the West Indies and Hamburg
come exclusively in bags.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Everybody Happy Again.

everybody nappV AGAIN.
CHICAGO, November 3.-The committee of
telegraph operators from the Santa Fe sys.
tenn, and President Marvel, who have been
in conference for some days, have reached
an agreement.
The settlement is regarded as satisfactory
by the committee representing the operators
and no further trouble is anticipated. The
company grants an increased $15, 900 in sals-
ties besides agreeing to pay for overtime.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12

New Orleans In Labor Troubles.
NEW ORLEANS. November THE Amalga-
mated council of the labor unions ordered q
general strike.
All sixty-three unions consented to 60 out
in the first instance on account of refusal to
recognize the unions. Later some of tho
unions, including the typographical union.
hesitated. If all unions obey the order it
will involve newspapers, electric light, bak-
ers, street cars and all other branches Of
industry.
There is much dissatisfaction in the ranks
of the labor organizations. Many of these
unions have already had sad strike expert
ences, and are not anxious to renew the con-
test, especially when they have no grievances
themselves.
The merchants and boss draymcn at
meeting raised S25, OOO to be used in case Of
general strike in projecting those who de-
sire to work. The merchants are very firm
in their determination no. to yield.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
seventy-Five Per Cent Rebate.

Seventy-Five Per Cent Rebate.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 2.-The
secretary of state is in receipt of dispatch
from the Mexican government, informing
this government that until January 81, 1893
corn IN grain OF in -four, and beans, import.
ed, shall enjoy rebate of import custom
charges of seventy-6ve per cent
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Dast.rdly Deed Of Miners.

NASHVILLE, TENN, November IA special
from Oliver Springs says: The house Of
Mrs. Lewis has been completely destroyed
by fire. A crowd o: miners marched into
Lewis was very kind to the soldiers and that
is the cause of the miners dastartly deed.
Captain Roach has called for volunteers and
100 responded and are ready to march 1t
moments notice.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
John E. Frost.s New ONCE.

John E. Fr0sts New Once.
SANTA, FE, N. NJ, November 5.-The an
nual meeting of the new directors and ofic-
ers of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
roads sup-corporations in New Mexico. took
place here. No changes of moment occurred,
beyond the election of John E. Frost, of To
peka, general manager of the New Mexico
town company, to fill the new Office.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12

LONDON, November 5.-The British war
ship, the Howe, is stranded near Ferret,
France, and as two of her compartments are
full of water it is doubtful whether she will
get off the bar. The ship has great hole In
her hull abreast the after stokehole. Divers
sent to the rock on which the ship rests have
passed through the hole in her hull.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Getting the Papers Ready.

WASHINGTON, November Sex Minister
E. ]. Phelps, of Vermont, James c. Carter,
of New York, and Judge Blodgett, of Chica-
60, counsel for the United States in the Beh-
ring sea suit, were closeted with Secretary
of State Foster all day at the state depart
ment. The sixty days within which the
United States must file its counter case, un-
der the terms of the treaty, expire on De-
ccmber z, and the consultation was over the
6rst rough draft of the United States reply.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12

PrIsrTHo, Pa, November a-The jury in
the Iams csc brought in a verdict Of not
guilty, but that ths defendants, Colonels
Hawkins and Streator, pay half The costs IN
the aggregated sssault and battery caso. Tho.
defense moved that such portion Of The vee.
PENDANTS b sst aside. Judge Porter toox
The matter under advisemenk
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Gale or newfoundland.

UoI0 Ou N0WIOuuuI3uus
81. JoHss, N. B., November ga series
of storms which have ravaged this island 10
Gently eliminated in a gale which caused
widespread destruction and the loss of two
schooners. one with her crew of four men.
Three Others, a2gregating seven men. ara
still missing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12

Cig.rmakers Fight for Their Labels.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, November -The New
berger Brothers. of Cincinnati, were bound
over by the grand jury on the charge of using
the cl9armakers' union label on non-union
goods. The cigarmakers' union here i pros
ecuting the case.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Power House Burned.

BEATRICE, NEB., November 2-The power
house of the Beatrice Rapid Transit and
Power company is destroyed by fire. The
loss will necessarily suspend the operation of
the electric cars of the city until the house is
rebuilt, and new dynamos procured. Loss,
e10 nm
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
~. Elector, Remain or the Ticket

The Electors Remain ON the Ticket
PoRr1AxD, ORk., November 1.-The dem
ocratic state central committee issued an
address to the voters of Oregon, saying thas
the democratic electoral ticket would nos .
withdrawn, but would remain IN the held
The democratic electoral ticket IS now com
poeed of three democrats ana one popuiask
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12

fJuivers,l Suffrage Denied In BslgtuA.
Bxusux1s, November 6-Ths chamber o.
deputies committee ON the revision q tee
conetitutiou. has rejected The proposal e
srsnt univeenl sunrane. Tho vote 5000
si1tooa arninet psoposel 70 four in IT. Asoe:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Iabouchere's Heroic Remedy.

Iabouchere's Heroic Remedy.
LONDON, November Ain the issues OF
Truth Henry Labouchere says that he would
allow every parish to appropriate the lana
of non-occupying owners, giving tneu ia.I
mice therefor in village bonds, the land thus
ACQUIRED to be let to tenants BY the PARISH.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 4-Ihe
uubl,c debt statement. just issued, shows
hat the interest and non-ip crest bearing
debt decreased $196, go during October. Casn
In treasury, $766, 00, $50
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
From Gould's Collection.

ALBANY, N. Y, November h7Jay Gould
h.. .xnre,sed a desire to make large dona-
lion from his rare and marvellous coilectlon
of plants for this states exhibit as .ne vorM
60 The donation is to include thirty VAN
t;e. of crotons from six to eight feet high.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
win Keep The ssrip clear.

HI RUo, L T., November 3-Ons troop
of the Fifth cavalry. commanded b Captain
Hall. haa left hare for The Cherokeo SIM
vith iuatxucfious 10 clear tia cane Of I'll
cattle. Rsintocosmsnts win follow Il nee.
oosaxJ.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12

WAmmpeaua, d. C, Novsmbet 60 S
president hae ssued psue1oo 49, - -
spazt Thnmday, ~ 81 r. p . 80
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-11-12
Government Buys Moro Land.

by tho President.
"JoHH w. FosTKB. Secretary of State"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
ksiezy polskicll.

'>oAJ
Ilez jeszcze razy bedziemy
P. Sliszowi przypominac lego
W tel materyi sprawki? Co
"a bezczelna pretensya. Jakis
K ur yer, kt6rego p. Slisz
zydowskim hazywa, pusci} W
SWAT ME bardzo dla p. Sill
sza pochlebny nekrolog.
ako c'urio sum kawa-
lex humorystyki, mialy ten
nekrolog inne powt6rzyG
dziennil<i. P. Slisz gniewa sic,
rzuca i tale, dla czego Nato-
lickie pisma (kt6rych jak
wyzej powiedzla}, ME ma
jeszcze) = ME bronla go =
ME }acza MIN w szkalowa,
niu i obelgach-t. j. ME ida
reka W reke MIN, w tel
dla niego arcykatolickiej spra.
VIE.
P. Slisz pisze, ze rzucanie
oszczerstw ma ksiezy, to "a.
DAME zydostwa. Moze bye
ME chcemy temu przeczyc-
ale doswiadczenie mas uczy,
ze p. Slisz tenn zadaniem zy-
dowstwa, lepiej daleko niz
zydzi-od tylu lat sic tn w
Ameryce trudni. Czy jeszcze
many mu przypominac lego
Ojczyzne, H'ytyke, Czos = a
Kropid2o i fqarza? = Tych
talk r6znorodnych zdolnosci
w tym wzgledzie, jake p.
Sllsz cd szesciu lat okazuje-
ME posiadamy. Ma wykta
dy do akademil Sw. Micha}a
wKrakowie- -nigdy bysmy ME
uczeszczaii. Nasza pomoc ia
mic by sic p. Sliszowi ME
przydala.
Kto zasila Wiaralsa--i VIE
le ma to potrzebuje czasu. =
kto wprowadziI w chorobliwy
stan Ware i Oczyzne-sa to
kwestye tax podrzedne = re
takiego wznioslego ducha iak
D. Slisz- wcale interesowaC
ME powinny. P. Slisz "a dro-
81 mentor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAl
Han1buho1olce zyiqzho,ve.
CZernlC ME prZestane!

luz dawno chcielismy sic
podzieliG ze Zwiazkowq braciq
nowina, re rex 1892 zaczaql
sic szczesliwie i ze zwyk}ym
torem zdaza naprz6d.
Chociaz to dopiero Styczeh
i do Maia jeszcze kes drogi,
jednak wzlawszy my soble
wszyscy Zwlazkowcy w Hum
bukowicach do serca ma Sc
ryo wyclete cele cd Z g o d y,
wystepujemy ma Gale cztery
mie3iace Z CORA Z pieknym
planem.
Kilka juz ,takowych"
L 6 o d a poda}a, my jesz-
cze jeden nieposledni many.
Chodzi nam O dawne po-
dania, tradycya nasze przesz-
ie zachowanle sic.
Peniewaz my W Hnmbuko-
wicach zesz}ego roku nader
uroczyscie swiecili dzieh 8.
Maja, jako 100 letniej rocz
nicy. bo przy tegim to
ME. jednym lleku piwa, prze-
to wynurzajqc ma wierzch nasz
plan wzywamy braci, ably te-
90 roku talk samo 3. Maj
obchodzlll.
lynn sposobem tradycya
ME zginie, patryotyzm wzros-
ME, k a e II a n CT mas
odwiedzi, Zwiqzek bedzic sic
miat dobrzc & Humbukowicc
pozostanq tenn, czcm So.
Liczqc ma wiclilc umys}y
towarzysz6w podplslni tuszq
bardzo, zc plan uda sic wy
Smicnicie.
Kohczac vtakowy" Z czciq
i szacunIlicm podpIsujcmy
sic jaI<o przyszIi komitctowi
ma 8. Maj.
RaA 2 kaiamcm.
W imicniu caIej swiry zwi4z.
kowo- -PatryotyczncJ watesajq-
cei sic postokach liumbu-
kowic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
Oredzle ZGOD Y.

Il zachowaAlem stylu i orto-
grati).
Ma majacych sic odprawiat
obchodach styczniowych, jake
takowe majqce przypominac
bochaterstwo takowych bo.
chater6w, kt6rych krew lea
ca sic povinna nam wyswie-
tlnlc | uprzytomnic nasze pra
wa narod6w / wytllniete ccle
prosimy ma mocy rozporza.
dzenia Rad. Cent. do odbu-
dowanla Polski, ably wszyst
kle grupy majqce godnie OBJ
chodzlc obchodzenie stycznio-
we poszuka}y takowych muf-
COW narodowych majacych
trzymac mowy, izby ci wy
swietlnili nasze stalowe zasa-
dy pokazali obrzydllwem
kropidlarzom, tym zdraicom
naszych uprzytomnionych ma
rodowych zasad-o lie lch
wsteczne cell osobiste inte.
ressy zdradzaja maj4ca "a
kwitnlec mi}ost patryotyczna
ably mowy swoje splsane ma
paplerze przyshli do redak-
cyl celem drukowania tako-
wych-gdyz potrzeba abys-
my mleli materyq zbadanq
patryotycznie i wyswietlnionq
o grupach do drukowania
maJac zakazane wszelkie WV
zywanla / wyzsze wyswietlo.
IA polityke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
Sp0sob nc tuczenie Qazet.

y
P. slisz: iako doktor me-
dycyny wykreslne1 i masci
czestochowsl<iej zkonstato-
wa}-ze W.ara Ojczyzna BY
Ia dawniej strasznie chuda-
ale teraz iuz ma konsumpcya
kohczy. Ot6z ably zapobiedz
temu nieszczesciu podajemy
tu ad usum Wary 4 Oiczyzny
nastepujaca recepte:
Re.-Krlka stop kwadr. blbnfy.
z kilo czernid1a.
Plerwsz4 strone napolc extraktem
z oszczerslw-kalumniJ, zaprawlo-
nym sllsz6wka. Reszte stronnlc
przykryc plastrem z tiuszu anon
s6w-cafosc zas do5rze skroplG
burbonitem-i uzywaG diva razy
ma tydzleh po dobrej szufll.
Doht6r needycyoay spehtraluej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
X
M0shlelysh'5c Echu.
TcbO p Bulio1O

Echo 3 Buffalo organ
mosklewsklch chIystkow, Gle
sza SIG strasznic Z poNojowcj
proklamacyi w. O. Winccn-
tcgo-i dla czcgo? oto, mowiq
w. O. Winccnty rozporzqdza
ogronlncmi srodkami mate
ryalncmi. Chctnic wlcc tc 10,
buzy moskiewskic przystajq
na pokdj ale wyciqgajqc
dziegcicm smicrdzqcq tape
wolajq;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
A ia tez prosze
Ma papler trzy grosze.
A jak ME dostane,

Ma papler try grosze.
A jak nic dostane,
Czernic ME przestane!
w. O. Wincenty! l<ilka-
krotny milionerze wed'ug
moskiewskiego EcAa;-ubogi
zalSonniku wedIug Zqody-
poszlij tym ch}ystkom Cd
Echa chot po piatce ably
sic in gratiam po]oiu mo-
gil choc raz po moskiewsku
urznac-a la Slisz i braci je.
go.
TIE oszusty moskiewskie z
Butfalo-chca pokoju = ale
zarazem zadaja bardzo poko-
jowemi wyrazami- ably w @.
Barzyhski nakazaI milczenie
swym eunuchom golibro-
DON. Dallbog re to Wyrazy
do zawarcia pokoju najst6-
sowniejsze. Pytamy sic: kto
jest eunuchem, czy ten co
dla mitosci Bozej i sluzby
WARY stat sic dobrowolnym
eunuchem, czyli ten, ktorego
-zbrodnia rozwioz}osc-wy
stepek a ztad odpowiednie
choroby uczyni}y eunuchem
z musu-czy ten golibroda--
CO goli brzydlie mordy ch}yst-
kow buffalowskich, muzyk6w
cd Echa, czy ten, co goli
kleszenie ma sposob zydk6w,
Drajman6w i Zwiaazku N. P.
kto wreszcie lepiej, rozum
nie] i uczenIe1 pisze, czy te
zgermanizowane gbufy, czy te
pod}e mosklewskie muzylli-
zbieg}e "a zbrodnie Z rosyj.
sk!ego poddahstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
Zydzi a Slisz.

oloN HlllCl yCe w 1NI.
81, Z dnia II Stycznia t. r.,
umiescit d}uga nader bar
dzo nudna elukrubacya ma
temat: ,,Zydzi my. Pomi-
nelibysmy te elullubracyq
sliszowska, nasiakla burboni,
tenn miIczeniem, gdyby pisarz
P. Slisz by} sic trzymaf swe-
go tematu, ale poniewaz
do zyd6w zallcza Take dzien.
niki katolickie, redaktor6w
katoliclSich a nawet ksiezy
katolickich, musimy mu dac
kilka slow odprawy.
Przypuszczamy jednak, ze
p. Slisz pisa} te elulubracye
W stanie poczytalnym, DO
gdybysmy mieli pewne dane,
ze artykuE ten Jest skutkiem
sity burbonitu-- pomlnelibys
my go milczeniem jak wlele in :
nych wysztych pod wp}y-
WI tego rozsadzajacego ply
nu.
Ami na chwile ME watpimy,
ze nag}6wek nasz: ,,Zydzi a
Slisz' jest jaknajodpowied
niejszym do tel odpowiedzi.
Pan Slisz chwyta sic juz
zydow rozpaczy. Wszystkie
pisma - talk katolickie jako
i liberelne wym6wi}y mu
polemike. Mkt tym czto.
wiekiem polemizowa6 ME chce,
kazdy sic brzydzi jego pis-
mem.
Pan Slisz bez polemiki. I'll
bez wyzywanla, hahbienia,
denuncyowania, ,-bez falszu i
zdrady istnle6, jake pisarz, ME
mole. Jego g}owa, dis bur.
bonitem bardzo nadwerezona,
ME zdolna do iakiegoskol-
wick naukowego myslenia
Pyak wyzywac zawsze moze
-chyba re juz burbonit zwa-
lit go n6g pod tawe. Me-
maJac vie ze strony dzjenni
llarstwa odpowiedniego po-
karnu-wynalazt sobie zy-
dow ma Mich popisu)c sic
z swa plsarska sztullq.
Wcale mu tego ME zazdros
cimy, re wynalazt sobie nowe
zr6dlo natchnienia = Dziwi
mas tyllSo ia efronterya
bezczelnosc. kt6ra wzywa
katolicllie dziennil<i do wsp6l
nego dzle|a oprawcy. Nigdy
katolickle gazety p. Sliszem
kolezehstwa, sojuszu lub part
nerstwa niezawiera}y. Choclaz
sic sam w kazdym numerze
swego Lgarza chwali-sumi-
tuje Z przysiega, ze jest arcy.
katollklem = ze kgarz jest
dzieniklem l<atolickimi par
excellence, prasa katolicka
ME bierze tego wcale do
MISUNDERSTANDING zas W
to ME przeszkadza nikomu.
ale je] do wlerzenia zmuszaG
Mkt ME ma prawa, a najmiej
p. Slisz! Jezeli ktamstwo
oszczerstwo nalezy do cnot
katolickich, to p ol a k w
A m. jest arcykatolickiem
plSlnen. .-LreSZta co Was
civic p. Sliszowi chodzi,
wszakze w tym samym arty-
kule plsze ze prasy katolic-
kie] W Amcryce ME mac
jcj szukaI dawno i szuka, a
zDalcSC ME moie.
Vice pocoz wygadywat
ma prase, kt6rcj ME ma =
Temcit wiekszy honor dIa
p. Slisza, lc ja< sam mdwi-
)ego kgarz jest arcykatolIc.
kicm pismcm. My tylko vie.
my, lc arcykatolickic pisma
ME czcrniq, ME hahbjq i osz-
czerstwami ME obrzucaja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
Ien1pO10 n11ttd71tm.

Gazeta KatoAcha p. Snul-
skiego aprobatq zmarIych
biskup6w idzie wed}ug Slisza
zydkom w szabas SWieczki Ia
palat.-Nie Jest to przecic
nc talk zn6w zabijajqcego.
Ale zc obludnik, oszczerca
duchowichstwa nologowy
pDak i sluchacz wykladow W
akadcmil SW. Michala, Zapala
$wiccc W katolickim ko$cicle
j spicwa ochryplym cd bur
bonltu 9toscm godzlnkl-to
nawct moskiewskq Ane,yhq
W Toledo dziwl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
AFORYZMY.
Zdqnle SYdk0 O Sh'szu.

,Czy to prawda, pyta} sic
ktos zydka, ze zydzi chcieli
ukrzyzowac Slisza. - Vie
haist-? odpowiedzial zyd-
ma CO jemu krzyzowac? szko-
da drewn6w. Ten ganef be-
die sze sam powieszowacz,
abo moze gdzie pod }awk6w
zdechnie, vie e szwacejur-
a zoj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
KALENDARZY

Katolickich ma pre-
Zenta ZnOWu ZamO-
wiliSmy kilka set,
ably m6dz kazdemu,
kt6ry nades}a} $500
abonamentu, dotrzY-
mac sfOWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
Slasz na$laduje dja61a.

Djabe} chciat raz przcmie-
mic wode W vino i zrobi}
mu sic nedzny cienkusz =
Slisz chcial robit humorysty-
Ike i palnal takie gIupstwo-
ze sam tylko niego smiac
sic moze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21

Nasz agent p. Jan
RYMARKIE W | G. z
bedzie W te niedzie-
le W Polonii, Wis.
Upraszamy tamte.j- j.
sz!ch wiarus6w, ably
mu dopomagali do
rozpowszechnienia
pism naszych W tam
tejszej okolicy.
Agent WIARUSA
w. Radomsk1 poda-
zy} ma poczatku bic
zacego tygodnia z
Wells, Minn., do O.
maha, W Nebrasce.
Boil mas nieWy-
mownie, re muslelis-
my W tym tygodniu
800 abonentom pow
strzyma6 gazetke
KATOLIK. Mozemy
dodawac ja bezp}at-
ME do WIARUSA
tylko tym, kt6rzy
napr6d op4acaja ca1o-
roczny abonament,
l taklch uWazamy "a
dobrodziej6w nasze-
go pisma. Ze zaS O.
wych 800 dotad jesz-
cze ME zfozy4o
przedp}aly ma rok
blezacy, co trzeba
bylo uozyni6 juz
pierwszes;;o Stycznia,
vice mniemamy, re
wiefnosc ich dla mas
os}ab1a, iuz ME cho-
dzi i'm O KATOLI-
KA. W atpliwosci ma
sze ustapia przeciez
natychmiast, skoro
nadesla przep4ate, a
potem / KATOLIK
ZnoWl razem z VIA
RUSEM zacznie ich
regularnie odwiedzaG
IL AL EMD DIV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
Zg0dG u tdr0D0toch.

Zgotl0 u taropatach.
Proklamacya pokoiowa w.
o.. Wlncentego strasznie po-
mlesza}a szyki Zgody i siecz-
ke W g}owach pisark6w. O
czem on teraz mogq pisaG-
Jezell wed}ug traktatu wyzy-
wac, haibic i czernic k1a-
mac ME. bedzie wolno. Ko
zoku z Kentuk6w zmifui sic,
bez twyoh llterackich prac-
CO my zfobimy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
Ktora lepsza pozityka.

W1ara Z Oczyz1aa robi, we
dug Slisza, polityke gabine-
towa-tqarS 10 Ameyyce robi
polltyke karczemna. - Kt6ra
wiec lepsza. Ia dobre rozvia
zanie tel kwestyi dale Pozah
~ Anaeryce butelkc burbonitu !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21

ZAPIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsAI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21

Kto sobie zapisze
WIARUSA, temu
poslemy zalegte nu-
mera cd Nowego ro-
ku, a rozumle sic l
rok abonentowy cd
! Stycznia liczyc be-
dziemy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-14
Mrs. Ellen L. Knox, President Of

Mrs. Ellen l., Knox, President of
the Suffrage Society of Cuyahoga
Falls, O., has, since the death of her
husband few months ago, carrie d
on his business as editor of the Cuya-
hoga Falls Reporter, and has shown
marked editorial aud executive abil.
ity.
Nine. Schliemann has decided to
COON with the excavations commenced
by her late hus band at Hissarlik, but
on q rather smaller scale than when
he was alive. The work will be con.
tinued until a so.called "Old town.
has been entirely brought to light
again.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-14
THE HOUSES WILL BE NUMBERED.

The work Of numbering the houses In
San Antonio will begin the first OF next
week. all present numbers to be changed
bering. The johnson Brothers Printing
Company will start to work on their new
directory of San Antonio as soon as the
mum bering is completed and they guar
antee it to be the most complete directory
ever published In Texas. Mr.. j. A. APP
pier has taken the management of the
directory and is now working in that d.
rec:ion.
All parties desiring space are requested
to apply at once to
JOHNSON Bros. PRINTING Co.,
&c Soledad street
New number will be given later. 3Sti