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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

zas}uga nalezy sic w. KS.
Pra}atowl DR.. .Chotkowskiemu,
inicyatorowi tego wiecu
il g}ownemu pracownikowi.
Zjazd by} swietny, swietnjei-
SEE mowy wnloski. Wypo-
wiedziano otwarcie CO mas
boil, czego zqdamy, CO nam
sic s!usznie nalezy. Naiswiet-
niei reprezentowanym by}
stan duchownv, tax }aciiskie.
go. 1ako rusk!ego obrzadku.
Wszyscy arcy i biskupi
zaszczycili wiec swoja obec-
noscia. Najznakomltsze silly
naukowe za]mowaly mownice.
Stan tylko obywate]ski, szla.
checki swiecil nieobecnoscia.
katwo tez kazdy umial te
nieobccnosc wyt}6maczyG wiel.
kiemi przygotowaniami do
przysz}ych wyscigow konnych
i tomboli (zak!ady W wysc;-
gach)!!
Naiznakomltsz4 NOVA ma
wiecu byla nova Hr. St.
Tarnows%iego, prezesa akade-
mil umiejetnosci. Ten dis
najg}ebszy mysliciel polski i
najwymownie]szy mowca wy.
g}osi} moweprzeJeta ma wskros
duchem WARY poboznosci
chrzesciadskiei. Jest tam
piekna nauczka, a zarazem
krytyka tych wrzekomo kato-
lickich patryot6w W Ameryce,
ktorzy to niby szanu
r e g ie a czynami zadaja
k}am swoim s}owom.Czytalem
tn bowlem, re prewodyry
Zwiazku N. P. staraja sic o
nabozeistwo W dziei otwarc,a
sejmu W kosciele Sw. Tr6)cy.
Ciekawismy bardzo, czy
nowi kierownicy tego koscio.
la pojda ma lep ob]udnych
slow ludzi bez WARY, iodpra.
via nabozenstwo ola Tenn
plaryuszow, Druldow, Odd :
Felosow j t. P. polskich
patryotycznych oo Zwiazku
masonow.
Dzienniki tutejsze ma}o
bardzo zajmu]a sic sprawa
emlgracyi, Jest to dla Mich
ciagle jeszcze ziemia ME znana.
! 1Procz nadzwyczajnie lichych
humbug6w, wyplsanych z
drugiej rex, t. ]. z pism
warszawskich = podaia opisy
Wystawy W Chicago, iuz to
niby orlginalne Cd swolch
korespondentow, luz tez zyw-
Gem wyclete z waszych gazet.
Te zas niby org gina n e
naspikowane So niema}ym
humbugiem.
Przeglad lwowskl, pod redak-
cya znanego Maslowskiego,
ktoremu kiedys replikanci
kijem pisali repliki ma grzbie-
Gle, przedzierzgnaI sic W
ultramontana j czapkuie
Stahczykom, ale gdzie moze
wysuwa swoje dawniejsze
bezwyznaniowe pazury.Zajscle
w Winonie byIo woda ma
;nEyn teeo czarnego mlynarza
frazesow. Ia daleko mi jednak
jechac, ably mu podobna iak
ongi wyplsat ma grzbiecie re
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
KALENDARZ MARYlNSKI

ma rOk 1894
poslemy kazdemu W
podarunku, kto nam
zap1aci "a KATOLl-
KA $500 naprz6d,
lub tylez "a abona-
mentoWY rok minio-
ny.
Do tego duzego
obrazkowego Kalen-
darza dodajemy W
prezencie GA zap4a-
Genie abonamentu) }
dWie ksiazeczki:
II PRORCCTWO Mlchaldy
krolowei re Saby, Is SYbllll.
q Ksiazeczka dla dusz naboz
nych.
Tylko sic spieszcle
~ zap}ata "a ,,Ka-
yolika'' , a obiecane
] gpowyzej prezenta z
pewnoscia wan sic
dostan&!
The morning call., 1893-09-15

yard for the work, which leaves a small
margin. In conjunction with what has
been already performed the shortening of
Twenty-one Mile Slough will decrease the
distance at least two miles between Stock
ton and San Francisco. This new cut will
save several miles of circumnaVigation. as
shown in the diagram, and will permit the
tidal waters of the bay to ebb and flow
without the friction of banks and bends.
The completion of the work will make the
river route to Stockton a shorter and more
practicable one than ever. Above Stock
ton, however, is where the real work is
necessary, if il be intended that the chan
mel to the upper San Joaquin shall be
made available for navigation purposes.
Boats should be able to go to Coils
Slough, thirty-fve miles from Fresno. dur
ing several months of the year, and a few
more contracts would render the matter
highly possible. The traffic of the valley
is something enormous, and much of 1t
could be handled by boats. AS it is, how
ever, the snagS and bars in the upper river
preclude the travel of boats at present, but
these distractions could easily he removed,
and a practicable channel maintained.
The present work is an excellent entering
Wedge. but there is room for hundred
times as much work as has ever received
attention at Washington or Sacramento.
10 say that the river Is full Of kinks mildly
expresses the impediments tie San Joaquin
presents to navigation. but there Is not a
formidable engineering object In the first
$50 miles of the streams length. We will
begin work at once on the kink at Twenty
one Mile Slough. and we are perfectly
willing TO continue our work until nRVlga-
tion is open to Lake rulare."
The morning call., 1893-09-15

which these Chinese have become placed
In Judge Ross order of deportation he
held that they were not criminals and
could. therefore. not be imprisoned
Judge Morrow. ON the other hand. has re-
fused applications for writs of habeas
corpus for them. and from the courts re-
fusai appeals TO the United States Supreme
Court are being taken. Aud now. though
they cannot be imprisoned TO Judge Ross,
they cannot have their liberty according
to Judge Morrow. 1t would seem that tine
only thing left for them would be 10 take
passage across the Pacific. but they pro-
pose to stay and fight the matter out.
And Marshal Cards pTedcament is a
most awkward one. too. Threatened by
Mr. Riordan with a civil action, he dare
not release his prisoners from custody for
fear Of disobeying The order of the United
States District Court for the Northern
District of California. and if he keeps
them in jail he acts contrary 10 the order
of the United States District Court for The
Southern District OF California
Meanwhile the five Mongols from Ca
huenga continue to languish in prison,
and may have prolonged stay upon AL
cltraZ Island.
Operations under the Geary act may be
said TO be still in statu quo.
The morning call., 1893-09-15
BANCROFTS WOES.
An Historians Libel Suit Com.
TnencRd

A Jury was empaneled in Judge Slack's
court yesterday to try the suit OF Bancroft
VS.. Bancroft. and the hearing of tes timony
will be commenced on Monday next.
The suit is brought by w. B. Bancroft
to recover 100000 damages for libel and
SANDER from his uncle, Hubert Howe
Bancroft, the historian. The complaint
alleges that in November. 1890, w. B.
Bancroft, who occupied the position of
secretary OF the History Company, being
possessed of 1345 shares of the com pany's
capital stock. pledged these shares as
security for a loan of $500 made by the
PEOPLES Home Savings Bank. There had
been some trouble between the elder Ban
croft and his nephew over the shares in
question, the nephew claiming that they
were assigned 10 him in consideration Of
his valuable services to the company.
However. it is charged that On October
z. 1891, ii. II. Bancroft uttered the follow
ing words in the presence of responsible
parties: ''W. 3. Bancroft did not own the
shares of stock he is suing me for. He held
the 1850 shares in trust and he pledged
them for money for his own personal use,
rendering no account of it to the busi-
ness" Furthermore, it is charged tha,
ID. II. Bancroft published these very
words In daily paper OF the day folio "
ing his remarks.
AuObbOI OduoO VI dCllOU 10 Tue dlf6ReQ
uttering and publishing of the following
words relating to w. B. Bancroft: 'He
also overdrew mis- account with the treas.
urer Of the company without the knowledge
of the directors, thus laying himself liable
to serious charges" For all these separate
alleged libels and ISLANDERS w. b. Bancroft
demands $780, 600 damages.
Bancr0fps defense is general denial OF
the several allegations contained in the
complaint, together with the assertion that
his nephew overdrew bis account as secre.
tary of the company. and on February 13,
1891. w. b. Bancroft owed the company
1920 on overdratts without the authority
or sanction of the other directors Of the
company. Mr.. Bancroft also asserts that
his nephew was not legally possessed OF
the 1850 shares of stock in question.
Several attorneys are engaged on both
sides. w. b. Bancroft is re presented by
the firm of Mastic, Belcher, Van Fleet &
Mastic and Eugene Deuprey, while the
firms of Wilson & McCutchen and Galpin
q Ziegler are looking after the interests oi
the defendant historian.
The morning call., 1893-09-15
KINKS TO BE CUT.
CirCuitOus Route of the
San Joaquin.
The Troublesome Bend at Twenty
One Mile Slough to Be Cut
Across It's Length.

"We have just been awarded a contract
to straighten out the cIrcuitous channel at
Twenty-one Mile Slough On the San Joa-
quin River" said President McMuIlen of
the San Francisco Bridge Company yester-
day. ut is sequence of the work we
have been doing in The neighbOrhood Of
Stockton. and will go far toward straight
ening out the tortuous channel of the San
Joaquin between San Francisco and that
point. The present contract contemplates
a cut of about 300 feet, and will involve
the removal of fully 100000 cubic yards of
earth. The cut will be twenty-four feet
wide, and will give the tidal water a
chance to act upon the depth of the new
channel. We are figuring On So cents a
The morning call., 1893-09-15
CARDS DILEMMA.
He May Now Be Sued in
a Civil Action.
Attorney Riordan's Latest Threat,
The Status of His Five Los
Angeles Clients.

No arrests have yet been made by
Marshal Long of the three shot-tower
Chinese for whom United States Judges
McKenna and Morrow issued warrants
upon Denis Kearney's complaints. de
thought he had found the track of one of
them yesterday, but after spending most
of the loren oon upon the supposed trail
he had to give it up.
The few Chinese brought here by
Marshal Gard from Los Angeles for depor-
tatlon under the Geary act, In pursuance
OF Judge Ross order, are causing that
Attorney Riordap, having failed to-nduce
Judge Morrow to allow two of them tc
have their liberty on bonds. now threatens
to proceed against the Marshal in a civil
suit.
Legally it is very peculiar position into
The morning call., 1893-09-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

nv L liz
Miss VI Skelly. Marshfield
g Fletcher, Grass Valley
II kautSch. Paris
DR. W Wedding. Germany
DR. st Lindeok, Berlin
e Z White, Pulla Rancho
w II Hitler, Pa
j McMullin, Fresno
w j Jeuer 81 W. Snta Cruz
n Fehuminelpen, II ollan d
+ r Carnhee, Holland
Drury Melone, Oak Knoll
r f Cum ack, N Zealnd
Mrs w Cummack. n u
Mrs + K Walsh, L Angles
j 7 Stein. Stockton
L Mulcahy, Lake County
II st george d. W. y Jose
Carl Schmidt. Ny
4 Mallows, Dutch Flat
w A Loff1and, st Louis
On AL HOTEL.
3 A Pearl. California
Mary Fullaway, Cal
Charhis Geddings, Japan
j Z Hall. Eureka
J NJ Colby, Los Angeles
joe Morr. BarKerfield
VIII Osborn. BarkerfieId
Miss osborn. BarkerfieId
III Osborn. Barkerfield
Ethel Osborn, Barkerfeld
@ r Gregory. Ivy Abusing
G 5 Garrison, Portland
ERN HOTEL.
NJ v Slack, Buffalo
j NJ Brown. Portland, Or
Geo Robinson, Sac
Fred Lee. Eureka
Il Caster. Monterey
j Campbell a. W, San Jose
j Francisco, New York
j T Tate, Baden
B Babcock, Virginia
Il Babcock Jr. Vallejo
Miss 4 Franks, Napa
The morning call., 1893-09-15
Held to Answer.

John Miller, who had duel with George
Upson, the counterfeit lottery ticket man,
in the latter's room. on Fourth street, was
before Judge Campbell yesterday on two
charges of burglary and assault to murder,
and was held 10 answer on each charge in
5000 and $4,000 bonds respectivelY.
The morning call., 1893-09-15

Mrs w Marks. Stock ton
Mr. d Mrs X OIL. S Mateo
Miss Kohl. San Mateo
Br Berry, Austria
Miss Berry, Austria
Miss Patterson, Austria
w II Slomzns, L Angels
c Kinds, Wilmington
E Goodrich d W. 5 Clara
NJ ID Foley. New
w + Smith, New
Mrs l. n Smith. New
Il Bar, Greenland
w S Clayton & w. S Jose
Miss Clayton. San Jose
Mrs M l. Jones. Oakland
q II Appel, Chicago
I + Bnrgdorf. u ) N
L Barzelotti, Snta Clara
II j Hamilton. Mich
I b Hickey. Carson City
ISTERNATIl
NJ J Single. West Point
Z ID Collins az wife. Cal
F Wooder, Marsfield.
e j Siabangh. Mansfield,
j A Peterson a. w, do
w m Greary. California
j Dunlap. Barkerfield
Miss Jackson, Barkerfielt
Florence Osborn. Barker
X Osborn, Barkerfield
Betsie Os born, Barkerfid
j r Jones g. wife, Cucga
NEW WEST
@ Elcrie. Baden
ID Il Book. Ian caster. Pa
&c Tate. Tennessee
7 8 Rouse & W, W atsonv
Jno jerks. Chico
j Knight. San jose
w Patterson, New York
Thos Taylor. Baden
S Stanley. Virginia
B jerks, Watsonvllle
Frank johnson, Vallejo
Miss May Shilling, Napa
The morning call., 1893-09-15
Accounted For.

rs that the DIR. BreadpiIls who has
never lost but two eases ?"
Gaffs-I guess it is; he's been hunting
for the last TWO years to find one, anyway.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The morning call., 1893-09-15

The Queen of Italy has founded a society
Tor the reforming Of ragged street children.
They are to be taken IRON the gutter and
taught some useful trade.
The morning call., 1893-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Sure, Safe and Speedy Cure for
E-S all monthly Irregularities from whatever
cause: no instruments used; q home IN eonfine
ment with best possible care and comforts of
home with the skill and attention OF physician
having had a long and successful practice; eau
safely guarantee every case: consultation free and
confidential; all ladies that are in trouble sick
and discouraged should call the doctor and
state their case: save time aud money by consult
ing her before being treated elsewhere all female
complai ats treated with unexcelied success. and
satisfaction guaranteed. MRS. DIR. GWYRR,
5ll1s HYDE ST. near Ellis. s. f.. Cal. sel0 tt
- Cancer-The Koehler Cancer Cure
S~c Co. is located at 70S Fulton. S. r. CANCER,
Tumors or malignant growths are removed with
out knife or caustc: GUARANTEED CURE q
free tmy2s 6ml PHILIP kOEHLER, Mgr.
- Get Your House-Painting, faper-
sS~D hanging and decorating done reasonable at
q. oRSls. rs Montgomery ave.. telephone 5S60.tf
The morning call., 1893-09-15
FINANCIAL.

PARTNER WANTED-$2O0OO; BIG REAL
= estate enterprise; property selling every day:
tnyestleate and you will lose no time in taking
nora; must Dc very responsible party. Address
ounland, box l07, Call Branch ONCE. sel2 dts
GAN FRAN CISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ 63S kearny. only corporation that lends money
on Gla monds, watches ;low interest. oc4 u
The morning call., 1893-09-15
MEDICAL.

- f,IS1 ~ Ic,S, =
L Mission ST.; ladies who desire to go into con-
nnement with every care and attendance OF a Ger-
man physician CDR. HERWIG) and a graduated
midwife (MkS. WEGENER) will fnd same at
the above address: private diseases or ladies a
Telephone NO $685. 10 I'm
The morning call., 1893-09-15
DRESSMAKERS.

CTYLIsH SUITS SO so UP: WORK GUAR
- anteed in "a hours 512 Post st. au23 IF
DRESSES STYLISHLY MADE: FIT GUARAN-
u teed: from 50 80 up Il9 Stockton. jyll II
The morning call., 1893-09-15

DALACE HOTEL CARPETS-I0O0 YARDS OF
the choicest parts or these carpets still hand.
Will cut these for any size rooms halls. Best
3fglow body Brussels, Greatest kina of bargain.
Call early. j. NOONAN, 1017 10 1923 Mission
ST.. above Sixth au20 tf
The morning call., 1893-09-15
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-FURNITURE IN FULL Or PART
Broom house; l4O3 Powell St.; rent $40
fine marine VieW- SelO It-
The morning call., 1893-09-15
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

(,coK. SHORT DISTANCE. $50 TO ss5. SEE
y lady here; lsundress, same house, $50; CO ok,
in family, city. $50; cham bermaid and Iaun-
dress $50. I'm family: infants nurse, $25; walt
ress ana parl or maid. $40: housewo ork girls city
and country, $40. $40 and $50: 2 young girls TO
room 2.
The morning call., 1893-09-15
PERSONALS.

naNAMA RIOT-ALL PERSONS SUSTAIN
10 Iosses insAprIi. 1856. will learn something
To their interest by calling on TURNER q
u IL, HES attorneys MillS building sel5 4tE
The morning call., 1893-09-15

CAPTAIN j. B. JONES q BRO. ENGRAVERS
" and Jewellers, 029 Front. Sacramento Csl tf
WEEKS NEW FOR 5 CENTS - THE
IA WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing
The morning call., 1893-09-15
HELP wANrEp-CoNTINUED

T0UsEKEEPER. BY a WIDowER. Nj. BOX
4 ~ CaI1 Cs;ca SELF 2tS
The morning call., 1893-09-15

TOR SALE-FURNITURE OF 10 ROOMS; ALL
L full; fine location for trans ent. ls TurS : ~
I 4 ROOMS, ALL NEWLY FURNISHEDi
i 4 rent cheap. $40 Sacramento st. sel3 3ts
The morning call., 1893-09-15

7 C. LAW WSON-TINNING AND SHEETIkON
y Works. sos Battery St; jObbing of all kinds
done ieI5 I'm
The morning call., 1893-09-15
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE

--o-->~~~~~--o,..o~>>,.~
OS ROOMS NEATLY FURNISHED: HALE
~ value. PACIFIC EXCHANGE, % Kearny%
The morning call., 1893-09-15
MALE HELP WANTED.

EAKER AND ASSIST ON THE RANGE, COUN-
u try hotel, S45; Swiss mixer and butter
maker, $685. mixer and cvok for men. $50:
farmer, $50; 25 grape -pickers, rs cents day and
found. c. K. RANsEN q CO. 10 Geary ST. l
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-11-18
PROCEDURES DU BUREAU
DIES ECOLES.
Lafayette La, II Nov. 1898.

Lafayette La, III Nov. 1893.
Les membres du bureau des ecoles Sc
s5nt assemblies ce jour ct tous les
membres eta;ient.<presents i; rexcep-
ton de Mr.. d. Bernard.
Les minutes du meeting precedent
ont etc lues ct adoptees.
LIE comite choisi par lie conseil de
vile comparait devant lie board ct
fait part de matieres concernant lie
High-School.
Sur motion faite par Mr.. H. Theall
ct secondee par Mr.. j. S. Wilmington
it est resolu que les terrains suivants
appartehant aux eco1es publiques Sc
ront louees aux plus offrants.
(Sec. Is T. @. S. r. 3 E., conte-
nant 624.O4 arpents situes dams le
premier ward).
Sec. Is. T. II. S. r. 5 e. conte-
nant 556.12 arpents situe dams lie 4me.
ward.)
Sec 16 T. 10. s. r. 8 E., contenant
645.36 arpents situes dams lie I'd. ward) },
Cette adjudication Sc fera la Mai
son de Cour a Lafayette, Samedi 16
Decembre 1893 4 11heures a. m.
Les lots seront divises par 40 ar
pents ct seront loues au plus offrant,
dependant aucune offre ne sera ac-
ceptee 81 ellie n'atteint la somme de
Scots par arpent. Cette adjudication
sera publi6e pendant 80 joufs dams lie
LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER ct le Lafa
yette Gazette ct aussi des affiches q
Get effet seront placardees dams diff6-
rentes parties de la. paroisse.
I LIE Bureau des eccles s'est aioarne
jusqu'au 81 de Nov. 1898.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-11-18

La batisse qui representait la Loui-
siane a rExposition de Chicago etc
vendue a Mr.. Horn pour Ia somme
de $500. La vente est cosid6ree bonne
WI les prix offerts pour les monu-
ments qui representaient d'autres
etats. Celui de Ia Pennsylvania etc
adjuge pour lie montant de $3.50. Mr..
Horn fera transporter Ia maison de Ia
lLouisane a Lake Geneva, Wis, ct
Hui servira de residence d'et6.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-11-18
UNITE DE RACE.

II faut bien esperer que. grace aux
progress constants, aux decouvertes
de chaque jour, a la science ct 4 la
raison, 81 toutefois la raison est bon
ne a quelque chose en- ce bas monde
Ede toutes les folies humaines, que lie
genre human, dams des siecles ct des
siecles, iinira par realiser les unites
(revees ct deslrees par les esprits gene
reux, les esprits courageux ct meme
les esprits fous 4ui s'occupent de
fravenir ct des destlnees de rhomme
sur la terre.
En- tout cas-, c'est bien la division
tou la confusion qui regne aujourd'hui
tsur Ia terre; ct lie monde ne nous eton-
fne guere presentement que par ses
oppositions, ses contradictions, ses
hostilites, ses inimiti6s, ses etrangetes,
ses varieties, ses diableries ct ses folies.
L'unite morale ny est pas encore
faite.
Pourtant, disons-nous, ,esperons pour
un avenir assez lofntain que tous les
hommes devennsa d peu pres un me-
me peuple ct une meme race, ,parleront
la meme langue, auront la meme
[monnaie ct la meme mesure, seront
| ld'accord sur une meme fol ct une re-
ligion ct vivront presque reasonable
ment sous TN meme gouvernement dc
democratic ct de sens commun. Ce
jour Ia, sill arrive, les canohs ne Sc
ront plus n6cessaires, ct il NY aura
plus de chants de guerre dams la bou
che des hommes fraternisant. Ce ser.
bien lie jour de ID paix ct de Ia just
ce. Et pou4quoi la justice desire.
ne descendant ellie pas du citl sur Il
terre?
En- attendant constatons quill y
de fameux charlatans dams le mond
ct de singuliers chimistes, assuremeu
I'M charlatan de premier ordre, u
lAabitant du Kansas dureste, preteu
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-11-18

nous copions la depeche telegra
phique-"qu'il dtcouvert une com
position qui blanchit les negres.
II dfjd applique sou proced6
avec success a Ptpiderme de plu-
sieurs Africans du plus beau noir. II
ne veut pss r6veler son secret ct aft
me que sa fortune est fate, II va,
du reste, ouvrir Il Topeka un 6tablis-
sement pour teindre lies negre5 Ell
blanc. II appliquera son frdcede dams
tout le Sud-"
Car c'est ainsi que s'exprime la de-
pGche, que nous trouvons dams un de
nos grands cOnfrares de la Nouvelle-
Orleans.
Mais 81 la composition du chimiste
de Topeka nest pas une mauvaise
plaisanterie, ce ne sont pas settlement
les noirs du Sud quill faudra blanchir,
mais encore tous ceux de PAfrique, 81
toutefois lis y consentent. En- tout
cas-, runit6 serait presque realisee pour
la race humane au ihcihs tant QUA
la couleur.
Nous disons presque, ct pour cause.
Car, EN- admettant que la compost
tion chimique du Kansien blanchisse,
comme il lie pretend, nous ne pensons
point qu'elle modifie les traits ct qu'el-
lie change les cheveux, puisqu'elle
n'agit cue SIR Pepiderme, n'affectant
meme pas le derme de lindividu.
Puts, sulira-t-il dune senle couche
de peinture ou de teinture
&c n'est pas tout. II est un autre
point bien plus important. le voici:
LAdam noir blanchi par lie proc6-
de chimique ct pEve Blanche par le
meme procede merveilleux creeront..
lis des enfants qui auront repiderme
noir ou Pepiderme blanc ct 81 les
enfants, CONNIE la chose est plus que
probable, doivent avoir Ia peau noire,
le probleme de runite de race sera-t-
il veritablement resolu ct satisfaisant?
En- verit6, nous ne savons pas-et
qui le salt ZEN yertu de quels evene-
ments, de quelles circumstances ou de
queis mysteries genesiques PAdam ct
rEve de lEden primitif, qui etaient
assurement blancs, ont pu avoir des
descendants qui mont pas tous etc
blancs CONNIE eux, ct nous ne croy-
ons point que le climat, qui bronze
Oh dui brurit, puisse faire des OLIVIA
tres, des rouges ct des noirs, CONNIE
on en- trouve en- Aisle, en- oceanic, en-
Antique ct en- Amerique.
Mais 81 rhomme du Kansas nest
tres probab!ement qu'un charlatan,
i'm puissant CONNIE tout autre chan
ger les lois de la nature, nous savons
bien one rhomme poir, quand il Sc
conduit honnetement, convenable-
ment, remplissant conciencieusement
tous ses devoirs, merite Ia sympathie.
la consideration ct la protection de
tout homme blanc, intelligent ct juste.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-11-18

Pourquoi lie Jury Sc compose-t-il de
douze hommes !? Probablement parce
quill y await douze prophecies, douze
apdtres, douzv JUICES juifs, douze pill
Iiers dams lie temple, douze patriar-
ches, douze tribuis d'Isr.el, douze por-
tes dams Jerusalem ct douze signes
dams le zodiac.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-11-18
L'occasion fait tout !:

L'occasion fait tout:
Berthe-Cest la belle journee Ar
thur, pour demander le consentement
de papa.
Arthur-Est-il de bonne humeur
aujourd'hui ?
Berthe--ll est furieux il Went de
recevoir lie compte de ma modiste.
Hva'te dire oui tout de suite.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-11-18

lie. Conseil de la Legion d'honneur
de France decide d'expulser de ror-
Dire Gustave Eiffel, lie constructeur de
la fameuse tour qui' porte son nom ct
Ferdinand de Lesseps, rnais lie Presi-
dent Carnot ne fayorise pas Get
|ordre.