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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-17

barking about.
[omer Jacobs, who has carried on
\. G. Mays Gallup farm, and Peter
|ue, who has carried on one of
rs farms on the County road, have
led to Richford.
\ Simpson has closed his engage
bit as salesman for the firm of Dur
& Barrows. He has bought the
\ k of goods of the firm of N. Boright
pm at Mansonville.
RS. Robert Gardyne died last Sat-
by after an illness of many months
|hncer, aged So years. The funeral
held at the house Tuesday, Rev.
Munro officiating.
w. Porter was about the only
II maker in this section who sug-
off on the afternoon of Fast day
consequently his sugar house was
n possession of by a large crowd.
kb" was ready for them, however,
had about 800 pounds left after his
pany had departed.
e large stock farm located on the
\ hty road about two and onehalf
5 from this village, owned by w.
Richardson of West Springfield,
s., and carried on for the past
We or fourteen years by j. A. Lon
by, has been sold to a couple of
hers by the name of Arnold. Con-
Ration $4,000. = Palladium.
BtmOre.
ere will be a service at the school
e April %, at II O'Clock, by Rev.
Fuller.
RALEDOWIA COUNTY.
Ohnsbury.
member the lectures to be given
leut. Peary on Friday afternoon
evening of this week. They will
WI great interest.
supreme court for Caledonia
Ity will open its session here on
hay, May 9, Judges Taft, Rowell,
and Munson presiding.
Ward lot, on which the block
burned some months since, has
sold to the Citizens Bank peo-
hd new block will be put up as
bs it can be we'll done.
Greeley, who has been running
market, SO called, was recently
Fed for liquor selling and was
n guilty of sixty-seven offenses,
is probable that he is guilty of a
and. Judge Smith, before whom
ase was tried, has not yet i'm
the fine.
OnvilIe.
Union learns of the death of A.
Try, who about 1860 1870 was su-
endent of the Passumpsic r. r.
"a.
Il. Buker has moved into Mrs. |
Lees house at the village.
rye Giffin of st. Johnsbury is
q here as clerk for F. A. Holmes.
A. Blake has returned from
where he went to investigate
ard to the canning industry,
reports very favorably for
pm enterprise. 1t will require
Sc, 900 capital to start with. A
company is talked of if men with
nd means will invest.
Beckwith is making his lime
bay. He has more orders than
fill. 1t is used to make gas
which soda fountains are charg-
arties who have made a trial of |
aterial are constantly sending
orders. Mr.. Beckwith will move /
billy here as soon as the roads /
tied, and will probably enlarge
lities for drying. Since drain
pond is worth visiting as a nat
riosity.
Burke.
Gushing was buried here We'd
loot is moving on to the place
ehased of Frank Houston.
Vyman has rented J. B. Jen-
lace for a year. Mr.. Jenkins
we'd on to Fred Newell's farm.
Bion Humphrey is very COM
after having a cancer re-
and the operation seems to be
SIS.
r Counter has moved to Lyn-
2, and John McNelly is about
to Lancaster, N H., where he
rk with his brother, who is
Burke.
Webster is very low with con-
bn, and not expected to live
ort time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-21
Datry Tests at me Fair,

George NJ. Wbitlsker, delegate from
the Massao usetts Board OF Agriculture
to the dairy met ting of the worlds Agril
cultursI Congress at OBJ $50 snd flied bis
rel ort with the Secretary Of the losrd. 1t
contains some interesting informa ION CD
dairying.
At the trials IN Chicago there were four
different tests One for cheese one Tor
butter 10 which the animal was credited
with the products and also with gain 10
flesh third; butter test, in which AMI
mails were credited only with the butter
produced; fourth, a young cattle test.
There was also q sort Of sweepstakes, in
which the best animals in the other tests
competed The tests were Of varying
length, the Longest being ninety < days
The animals were srged with every par
tice OF food given them aud credited for
The product secured,
one thing learned at these tests the REL
port says, was that ostll, can 80 ihrougi
a hot summer on dry food and retain their
vigor and productive power; another is
that concentrated food, when the product
Is taken INTO account, may sometimes be
third is that individuality is OF
more Importance than breed There are |
good cows aud poor cows in every breed
What is needed for the highest success is
q com binatIon Of true breeding and iudi.
Finally and OF most impor
lance ut this time, IS the idea Of testi0g
cattle to ascertain actual production, rathl
Or than losing the test on some var
able or false standard We want TO know
low much fat the GOV produced q month
What the farmers want is not water, chalk
n talk, bnt fat The New England and
Torces ter societies at their asst fair swar,
led priz4s for mich cows, b4sing the
ward only on the amount Of milk given,
without stopping to consider whether the
premium was TO be aid for water or for
mix solids, or even il it we're paid for an
ttcle of milk which wouli sdbjeet the
wner toa foe lit was put upon the OPP
u market.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-21
Aarltnlturr.


I Oa many larms, notsbis 10 The gran grow
Iog regions Of the West, straw IL consider
ed waste pfoduct Bat ssmall proper
ton Of 4 Is pot to SOY practical use hesidI
- edaiag 4 stocf Near the cities add
isrssr towns u bto, mes a marketable com'
modify, and the exchange OF siIau fer The
msnure made Is village custom.
Ia New York city straw is q regular mar
bet commodity hsted 90 ibe Produce "a
change the same As bay snd graded and
subject to the same rules Of Inspection
The prices at vLi,h 1t sells reuder 1t 81
object 10 save II in The best Tossills con
dit,on for only SO Is 1t valuable. The Rui
raj New Yorker Gays there are rot so ma
" diG rent grades ofstiaw rs q hoy but
oil tttAw to sell for luoted pr ices must 10
10 gool condition.
The beet rye straw us silly sells for
about the puseot the lower grades Of hay.
There are two grades Of this straw, Some
straw nay be brought in loose, but prac
tieaily II is oil baled Tha requirements
for No, ! rye straw are that II shall be
clean, bri h', long, sound pressed Into
bundles, we'll aud securely bsled, The
bales Of straw are usually larger than
those Of hay, and few lisDy arr baIed with
perpetual presses, Many Of them have
wood il the bales. No. rye straw must
20 SEES the same requirements $ No Lex
cept IL is not pressed 10 bundles. 30 +
these era les should be free from chat.
This straw Is usei largely by her emeu
for bedding. 10y florists aud nurserymeD
for packing flowers, plants aud trees and
to less extent for other purposes
The eichSuge has given but one grade
OF OFT ttmw, and all tot filing the re
QuifemeUts lsildown for this grade would
have to be sold oa its mtrts. Those re
quiremeuls are that it shall be clean
bright. sound, and securely baled. 1t is
possible b. bale this more tightly than |
rye straw, but the bales usuplly seen vary |
from the others 10 size. 1t is used large,
ly fer packing purposes fer such goods as
crockcry, etc.
Wheat straw is not graded, but differs
from oat 10 the conditions to be met 1t
is used for much the same purposes and |
Usually slld fer about the same price,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-21
Medium sized Beeves and Hogs'

A careful tx animation OF cattle reveal
the fact that mere size in stock is becom
ing as Objectionable as mer siZ3 10 hogt
has already become. The heavy weigh
hog was formsr the high priced hog
and the largertLe s'za the higher the price
per pound. But in those days lard was
much more v.Iulble than meat; the cotton
field had not then gone into the lard tusI
mess
But in these days the buyer Of pork is
after meat aud desirable meat at that, rath'
or than lard, and so the me4ty rather than
the lar ly bog beoIme the farmers favor
ite Then il was discovered that not on
~ the smaller aud the less hardy hog was
most sought after, but the young, quick
maturing sort yislled up the best nd
most desirable meat; and, therefore, 10.
stead Of mere bulk or mtre quality qpsl'
ity was Il G pathway TO the highest prices
The same conditions nov Obtain rs 10
stock. K,r sene went into the tslow bnsi
mess; ia low is not the valuable product
It was in the days Of dips, and, there ore
tsiIow is 40 unconsidered tri1e 10 the es
timation Of the buyer and butcher Of cst'
tie There Is also more f.stIiiols taste
abroad ia the Land regar ii ing beef Cen
tain parts Of the CARCASS are relatIyeIy
more highly pflzid than formerly, and,
therefore command higher prices; aud it
il slto iouad that the young, qalck nstur
Ing animal yields mp the sweetest, JuicIeet
cuts at.
The result Of aste aud discovery has |
been TO oeresse the price Of the smsil |
IA tbtr than increase the lsrser hut III |
N sde animsl S,zs Of itee IL not oil jet,
lou ble. Int sizs alone $40, ent eRh TO
CON uand the hiehest pfi0e. Quality,
must irsvel TO reach the goal Of maIImum
price, Form, development, early Hatuu.
ty, are bos the pr'z.s taken 10 ~ mar.
kels
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-21

Ma Gao, A. LsWHEE
Dear Slf The FuNtr- warren Hot All Furnaces
PLACED the Congregational church al this place
by uu have gwen pert Ct stttsiGeuoH. We have
heated TIE church THE lAst uuttr perfectly aud
iu sbatl tine after buuE, With the old iur-
bsce The sexton Sks ob lgod TO Start tie lres Al
IA y. 20 tnyr church fairy ~srm bg 10 a Nj.
Last ~in'tr the sexton started hfesEt7 ana
tue church va ~sTn Icy 10 Al no sthsiand-
lax the severe wIatur,
GO l.. TORsLtY, Committee.
THE-E FURNACES ARR SOLD BY M. AM
Also AdENI FOk the CELEBRATED
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-21

Lice on pa 'alt them. a tessI o9nIu
a ksraehe 10 Asiirili y lard few
lfops %, OF the back Of each sbost very
10 days siil Xii the lice.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-04

-
d<euia r~osyjskiego e zmuszeni cddavat
uajstsk mdobrze jeszoze, jesli " reos
tol.kA Tub Niemos. usjcsesciej jednah
" beslitOsnis eksploatatorskie dlouis
ayds".
= T~ovarzystwu jedwabniczemu "
"arszawie otwiera sic pole zbytu
wiekszej ilosci kokou6w. Ma wiosne,
y Pierwssych dniach nsrcs, puszcsona
bedzie " ruch fsbryka nici jedwabnyoh
urzsdzona " ~budynksch fabrycznyc h b.
f.bryki akcyjuei nsrzedzi rolniczych
przy ulicY Ozsruiskowsktej. Zsio4y-
oielem fabryki Jest p. Albert Blazy,
dyrektorem zas P. Desouohes. Fabry-
IA ma wyrabisc nici surowe, nief.sbo
wane. wyiarzuie ola fabryk ruskich,
produkujacych tksniny jedwabne.
Podiug oblicze6 Przedsiebiorcy, " cia-
GU lat dw6ch liczba robotnik6w W IA
bryce siega6 bedzie oyfry 5000. Ma
PoczReek, zamiast robotnik6w miejsco-
~yoh, Przyjsdzie do Wsrszawy go ro-
dim francuzkich.
w godzinach ~wieczornych robotnicy
francurcy obowiszani beda uczye sic
jezyka Polskiego. Robotnioy
nasi Przyjmowani be Il do wspomuisnej
fAoryki doPiero wowc.as, kiedy Fran
cuzi beds mogli pcrozumiec sic z mimi
" jezyku mieJscowym.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-04

neRo. Psoboszcx tamtejszy ucsy die
to sam = ponsga mu v TEN ojoiso lee,
~wysfu1cuy nsuozyciel Press lst,
uozyli oni dzieCi " stodole, kline uoz,
je " Pleban;i, ale, 4s tam ciasno, wies
prosili o pozwolenie uczsnia " isbis
sskolnei. lego pozwolenis sadna mia
re usyskac ME mogs. Pokszuje sic
tedy, b 90 wolno WieIkopolanow, te0o
sic doProsic ME mogs Polacy zschod
nio-pruscy.
= Presez rejencyi p~oznshskiej dono-
81, re M mocy rozporza6zenia Z dnia 2
grudnia zDiosi wszystkie zarzadzoue =
Powodu misrepresentation cbolery na
granicy rosyjskiej Grodki zaradcze, do
tyczsoe utrudnienis komunikacyi mad
grsnicEnei | stacy lekarskich, poniewaa
nadchodzace z Rosyi j Krolestwa via.
domosei stwierdzaja stale zanikanie
cholery i skutkiem nastania zimnej pory
ME ma ma razie misrepresentation Ia
wleozenia cholery do Ksieztwa.
Gdahsk. Wszystkieh zatrwo4yl
wzrost gsOsow socyalistyoznych PREY
wyborach " okregu kwidsyhsko-. ztum-
skim. Me mo2ns wprawdzie PREY pu.
sscza6, ably wsEyscy OF, ktorzy oddali
gtosy " ma kundydata socyalistyczne-
go, byli socyslistami z p~rzekouania,
ma 531 gsos6w bedzie zals
dwie kilkudaiesieciu ~prawdziwych So
cyaiistow, ressta obaiamuconych, lecz
mimo to jest wzrost gaosow ~sooyslisty-
cznyoh TEN wiecei godnym zastanowie-
MIA, gdy sic zwaty, ze M 531 glos6w
tyIko 70 przypads ma miasts, reszta zas
wsie j gdy sic dslei zwa.y, 70 prey
statnich wyborach hczono tylko okolo
S2O gios6w ~oddsnyoh ma socysliste, a
przedostatnich zaledwie kilkadzie.
siat.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-04
z 1aberu austryack1ego,

Adres do KOla polskiego W VIE
duiu, Proszacy o energiczna obrons
Morskiego Oka. bsdzie wygladai bardzc
~Powsznle. Pod sdresem znajdzie sic
tysiace podpisow. q ssmego Krakows
oddano iuz zapeinionych so arkuszy,
1swierajacych 1000 podpisow. Ze
Lwowa dotad ME odesiano j~eszcze pod
Pisow, ale wisdomo, 1s tam rowniea
kilkadziesiat arkuszy jest " biegu.
Miasta wieksze ~pospieszajs "a przykis-
dem dwoch stolic ~iniekt6re z mich ma
desaaiy jug pc kilka zspisanych nazwi-
skami srFuszy. Rady powistowe pra-
vie wsIystkie jui sic podpisaiy: preze
sowie rad p~owiatowyoh i czlonkowie
wydziaiu ma czele, q IA mimi obywatele
z emcey, duchowiehstwo licznie repre-
zentowsne, Towarzystwo gospodarskie,
Banki, Towarzystwa z~sliczkowe, Koika
rolnicze, burmistrze Mast, urzednicy,
Protesorowie, Przenysiowcy, kupcy,
rekodzielnicy, wlOscian wielu, metczyz
nj kobiety slowem przedstawiciele
wszystkich zavod6w stan6w. Wszy-
stkie zsPisane arkusze nsdsyiane 50 do
Krakowa, gdzie W tych duiach jus
oPrawions beds W jedne CRUDE ksiege,
ktors do WIednia odeslans bye must.
= Dom akademicki " Krakowie ola
ubogich student6W uniwersytetu Jsgis-
lohskiego ma wszelkie widoki przyjscia
juz rychio do skutku, a nawet rozpo-
czecia Z przyszls wiosne fsktycznej bu-
dowy .Domu aksdemickiego". a to
dzieki gOrIiwemu zajeciu sic t. sprawa
byiegO rektOra, prof. Korczyhskiego,
ktory Jest Przewodniczacym " komits-
Gle obywstelkiu, za~jmujacym sic zbie-
raniem M rzeczony Gel fundusxow.
Pomimo c~OrOCznych prawie kiosk .
lementarnych " uaszym krsju, wyma
gsjscych o6arnoSCi ~pubIicznsj, i pomi-
mo ~niemoznoSci wyzyskanIa dobryoh
checi mieszksho0w zsboru rosyjskisQo,
pienisdze na cele utworzenia ,,Domu
akademickiego" wpiywsja doSc ina
cznis. ze s~prawozdsh i kronik uni
wersYteCkich "a lsts 1890, 1890
oil ! 1891 go wids6, zs kaady cos
przecie przyuosi, " oststnim zas roku
szkolnyu komitetu, ktorego sksrbni-
KEN Jest dyrektor Kssy oszczednosci, D.
Sick, w~psyneso okoso 5000 zir. A oprooz
fsnduszow do komitstu vplywsjscyoh
Jest j~eszcse osobns kwota, zsbrana "
lssach dawniejszyoh przez Tow. wzsi.
pom. uczni6w, kt6ra wraz 2 -procentami
wynosi dziS 2 CORA secs tysiecy EAR.
Jskoz komitet obywatelski zakupil
jut Cd Towsrzystws strzsleckisgo pod
budowe przysJego mDomu academic
kiego'' 4 psrcels gruntu, v bsrdzo.
iadnem poiotsnia. 2 widokiem IA wne
trse ogrodu.
Pswien 5ogsty obywatsl, znsvca
l miiolnik sztuki, ktorsgo nszwisko.
musi bye z~aohovsnem " tajemnicy. po-
niswat mieuzks on pod zsborsm rosyj-
skim ma Litwis, otuisdozyi ~komitstowi
parafslnsmu kOsoiola Msrysokiego v
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-04
Zarzad Ia kfadu naredow
60 m. Ossolihskich
stanoWia:

Y VIA
Kurator luteracki Ksiaae Andrz,
LnbomirSki; Z~astepca kurator
literackiego DR.. Antoni Msitc ,
Kurator ekonomiczny Antoni Tal
nawa Broniewski.
AZ W oddziale naukowym d.
rektor DR.. Wojciech KERRY hsk
Kustosz DIR. Alexander Hirscf
berg; Kopserwator Edward P.
wiowicz.
b. OddziAi administracyjny 81
kretarz Wiadysiaw Bella; Syr
-dyk DR.. Aloky Rybicki.
q Wydawnitwo ksia4ek szko.
nych. Naczelnik Zarzadu WiadJ
-siaw Bella; Sekretarz Kazimiel
Madaikiewicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-04

tn. 4 dstego kompletu ID
Akisd 2i~suitannie i wytrud
lviedsse' dSwiaaczenia. jak i
hnem j6idiej uzupeiniel
rOcanik6f Hism peryodyczny|
W tymfro3u zysk ,liimy I'd
c-.niejszt ildbt pism polskich|
ruskleh, anerykahskich, G, d
tenn vie sjIcisszy. Be z pisma
temi bk4o rzadko mona
spotkacW naszem nie;cie.
zakisk batavia uczonym i SD
eel put Ibznosci korzystanie
evoich iOrow W iak najszersd
pierze lie tylko zszwsla
~ Scsehstwo j caiosc zb
rtw. s ograniczajac sic
LWowie, wypo4ycz, dl
bpisy j pc "a injury mi
gtucyom publicznym
oddanym nauce.
hoicie naszego 2 klaI
dsdssf doklsdniejsze poiecis
stepljace c,fry statystyczne:
lnFeAtarz dosz=d i do licsby:
d,ief drukowanych uulkatd
9045O, dziel drukowanych dub
tow $3.50. atlas6w i map IS7
rekopisow S471, autcgrsf6w ESQ
-dyplOmatow 1912, podobizl
muzykali6w 237, ryein 2523
-obrszow S56, zbrojowni przswd
skiei, r~ale&acej do Muzeum II
bonirskich 667, rzecsy muze4
nych 2195.
Monet nowoaytnych, srednl
wiecznych j staro8ytuych posi-
danny razem 1890.
2 mich uporzadkowano zupd|
ME monety polskie wilosci nr6'
1882 (4627 sztuk).
Zbi6r medal liczy 4237.
~ mich uporzadkowano i zait
wentowano polskie W llczbie 72(
austryackie w liczbie 381, RI
stjskie W liczbie 4l6, francusk
W liczbie 999, wfoskie [papieskit
" liczbie 200.
Inwentarz banknotow polski4
/ obcych doszedf do liczby 80,
Inwentarz rozmaItoSci przyrd
dniczycb z epoki przedhisterJ
cznei 80.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-04
PoIskie.
y zabOru r~OayIskiegO.

Wtych dniach dobra Gielgudyszki,
" gubernii suwslskiej Nv Krosstwle
polskiem, ktore Cd stu lat Professionally
" reksch niemieokicb, kppila spolks
ziemisn litewskich. Gieleudyszki "
oststnich czasscb nsleaaly 5oAr. Ksudla.
obejmuja one IL 600 morgoF. spotks
zapiaoils $50 600 rubli.
w numerz 222 ,.pAisvniksT
wydrukowano srtykui wstepny, poru
szalScy wsAns kwestya r~os5iskiegc
nDrang mach Western. Autor aboIsws
mad tenn, 70 Pomimo wszelkisgo popar-
ola Z strony rzadu, ,rozw6j rosyiskisl
~wlssnosci, zsrowno poludniowo-zs.
chodnim jsk / " P6lnoOuo-zaohodnim
krAiu, zwieIkim uaprzod postepule opS
rem. Pochodzi 70 - zdaniem jeQo--
ztsd, IL snsbywosmi msistk0w e 70
Przewsznie osoby E~Wiazaus . krajsu
swym siutbs rzsdOws . wiso pozbswio.
ne moznosci stasego przsbywania v
EakuPionei Eiemi ! zajmowsDia sic 90
spodarStwsm". Wiasoioisle ci wobsc
brsku d~zisraswcow ! rzsdsOow pochd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-04
u zabOru ~pruskiegO.

Stosunki koscielne W Gda6sku 50
lie one sic tycza Polakow j dzisisj jesz
cse tax zie, jak byiy dawniej, /,
smiemy twierdzic te one % W ostatnicl
czassch zuPeinie uzasadnionemi. Nj.
Pomogiy tale gazet polskich. wladz,
duchowna ME raczyia wejrzyc W krzy,
wdy, ktore sic tuteJszymP olakom dEieJ,
! tax zostalo wiec wszystko po staremu
z,le gazet Polskich wywariy wprawdzis
" miarodawczych kolaoh przykre wra
zenie lecz zdaje sic, be wiasnie to PREY
kre wra1enie u~twierdEiio owe ko4e "
uPorze, ktory sprawie k~atolickiej "
Gdahsku bynsjuniej ma korzyse wyjst
ME moae. Czya owe kola ME wied1a,
ze Polak traoqc narodowosc o~bojetnieje
ola religii swej, q czestokro6 ja zupel.
ME tracil Gdansk sam dostarczy kat
demu, ktory sic o tenn przskons6 chloe,
zsstrsszalace hczne dowody. w Gdah
s3u tracii narod polski tysiace swych
'ynow, toneli oni tutaj W morzu MEM.
czyzuy, lscz Z mimi tracil kosciol kato.
Iicki tea tysisce swych owieczek.
= DR.. Komierowski posel " parla-
menoie Poruszyi sprawe komisyi kolo-
nizacyinej,
20 komisya k~olonizacyjns jest ME
~Potrzebna, albowiem ~parcelacys "a po-
moca wiosci rentowych dokonuje sic
daleko dogOdniei, a przedewszystkiem
sdaleko tsniej;
70 zatem komisYs powinna bye znie-
sions, a IS uilion6w, pozostalych z jei
funduszow ~nalezaioby przeuiese 2
oahstwa ma reese ! reorganizacys woJ
ska;
Se sPosob ten niesiychanieby rzadowi
iilatwilby Przeprowadzenie caIej z tylu
tron sluszDie zsczepianej reorgauiza
Yi;
ze nareszcie wielki krok ten przeko
ialby ludnosc naszR dowodnie, o lie
noze sic uwazac ohoc " czsscI "a row
ouPrawnions pshstwie, czsgo dis
ne widzi ME czuje, ulegajsc tylu W
ajwy4szym stopniu Responsibilities
krawom wyjatkowym.
Chludowie W powieoie DOE
ahskim odbyl sic niedawno publiczny
3gzamin dzisci polskich, uczeszczajs-
fch ma PrywstDa nsuke jezyks pol
. iego, ~udzielans przez nsuczyciela ..
issielskiego. Egzamin wypsdl ku
kolnsmu zadowoleniu wszystkich, q
Icowie rodzin polscy ~serdecznis die
, rali ns~uczycielowi "a ~skuteczna nau-
ks. dEieksnOwi Kionieckiemu "a
} %ranis poczynione okoso Przeprowa
a snia tel nauki " Chludowie.
~ Many do zanotowania kilka fax
b: w Szopie odbyia sic obdukcys
a zmsrsego cbiopcs, ktory miai um-
" skutek pobiois przez n~suczyoie-
szkole. Siedzwo sSdowe wypadso
Pomytlne dls nauozycpela. Nouy
fio~od ma 70, - obecny system
. tlny Jest wsdliwy. slbowism cd ma
u ciela | dzieci wymsgaja niemoae-
} bth rzeczy.
Nz Grabia, v Powieos toru6skim
dOH4 bsrd1o ciekswa rzecz o tsmtsj
SzsszkOls. Grsbie lezy ma zrauicy
: mief Poznahskiem q Prrssmi Za-
q ohOssmi. Wieo dzisciom ze wsi "
Foo fskiem p~Ososonyoh wolno pisas
toruti sPrzyisoiel" = pobierac pry-
wstfpsuke " ozytsuiu / pissniu pol
skief dozwOlOno i'm ma - nsuke
2 szkof DEieciom : Prus Zach ME
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-04
W. L1berkoVU9H
POlski Przedsiebi6Ica POpr

foieca Szanownym Rodakom swoje przedsebs6rstwo, nrnacsaiao 4 =
mme moana dosf,e kaadegO czasust osownie Podug zyozenia mai ygodnisjsryc
kaawano", Powozow, etwipsz6w, dor6tk6w jsdns idwut
honnych, ma Pogzeb1. chrzty, prun1daki etc.. " PHILADELPHIA iso t4 okoF.
Sy; Camden, Brdesburg, Mansyuuk. zsm6wieuie kaade uskutecznia lie Dun-
ktuame po Genie tax umiarkowanej, ze laden innv przedsiebi6ra oOrSbr-
" caym Stanie Pensylvania tego uozync ME Jest " stanie.
Ola biednycb Polak6w urzadzam poprzeby a dsrmo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-20

United States Minister until after
the queens abdication, and when
they were in effective possession OF
the Government building, the arch
ives, the treasury, the barracks,
the police station, and all the po-
tentiol machinery of the Govern
ment.
For the present nothing can be
learned as to the exact action taken
by the Government. An effort was
made by Minister Thurston to get
a definite statement from Secretary
Gresham as to the exact policy to
be pursued by the Administration,
but apparently without result,
though it is said that Mr.. Thurston
gathered from the Secretary's
guarded statements the impression
that the United States would not
use force in any circumstances In
the restoration of Liliuokalani.
For the present, therefore, the at
titude Of the country in relation to
the action Of the Government must
be to a certain extent one OF ex-
pectancy, it not being known just
what that action will be. If 1t
should follow out Secretary Ores
hams suggestion as to the restor-
alton of the queen in the sense IN
which it is generally understood,
the Administration VIII assume a
heavy responsibiIity.-B radstreets.