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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

Neyermore shall Calipooia
Live in peace as it has done,
But be doomed to writhe in SORROW
Till by all life's race Is run.
The BAR ALL RroHT.-Me Mulcahy the
o. +: superintendent, is rustler, and is
keeping people posted on the o. p. He
said In Portland: As the Willamette
valley crossed over the bar coming into
Yaquina last Tuesday, her soundings
there 10 not much bar. It is not over is
feet, it it 10 that much. 1t has improved
80 much that we scarcely think it nsces-
sary to have the ships towed in and out.
The tug has not had hold OF line in one
month, which / think speaks volume.
for this harbor.
TINE EXTENDED. The Salem Statesman
says; The Linn county court has extended
the tims Of paying taxes, one month to ALLOW
the Taxpayers in the distant parts Of tn
county TO pay their assessments before they
ale declared delinquent. This will hardl
be necessary in this county, as the monej
is being collected as rapidly as could be ex
pected under the new law.
A DEAD CoUGAR.--A ine looking cou
J gar was brought eyer from Elk City toda
and shipped to G M Coon of Shedd. !
was consigned by c c Mcbride, but VIII
killed It the Man abont Town could nc
learn. He was savage looking felIo,
and though dead, q brakeman jumped O
one of the paws being moved.
PoULTRY AND HIDRs.--The undersigne
Is paying the highest cash p.ice for hide
furs and poultry. Call on me a. corn.
Of Third and Calapooia streets, In Aiban,
A. CoHEN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

ScIo.-Died at the home of his father,
on March %, 1893, Of malignant blood
poisoning, Ezra, eldest son of Gabriel
Miller, aged Is years. The remains were
buried al the Miller cemetery yesterday.
1t Grants Pass on the morning Of March
20, 1898, Francis Edward, emily son of 2
o Smith of this city, aged 27 yrs, 3 mos,
and ii days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07

From now until we remove to the Finn Block we offer
with the exception our Spring lines
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21
INCOME OF THE POPE.
ECONOMY Necessary Because of the
Continual Decrease in the
Revenues-Gifts From
Royal Courts.

since the heavy losses made by the pope
u year or more the hnhnces OF Tue ''N
can have been supcrintcndcd with great
care. at ls bnown,' says a PARIS paper,
that a committee of prcldtcs ana SeIe'e
cardinals exists at Rome whose duty u >
to regulate the use Of the sums OF money
which dow into the treasury of the vatican
These sums come from principally Two
sources; The revenues OF the property
POSSESSED by the pope and the gifts OF tue
faithful. known as Peters pence. The
property Of tho Vatican is Of various kinds
but the greater part Of 1t consists OF money
or bonds. placed in England aud France,
under the control of the Paris house of
h9lascild , pseg rs D RenSen nosp n 1b Med dH'u in
good years the total of the sum recelNeu
from all countries of the world reaches
spO,OO0 francs sometimes IT. ~ as loW "
0OOO.UOO and even H,VtpuVl iFanoS' llhe
has been the case for the last iive years.
This dlminutl1n Is due, IN grent part 70
the dscOrd between the huyhlisis ana the
French Catholics produced by me f'punu-
eau policy ~ tho pope. France alone tur-
nlshed twothlrds aud often urccquarlers
Of Peters pence And In France Is the
ROyullsts who prove themselves ihv most
generous But since tile adhesion OF Leo
XIII 10 the republic, many of thcin, more
rOyullst than CahOllc. have closed their
purses 20 the pope. However, despite all
this. French bishops still forward the larg
est sums to his holiness. Thus, thr bishop
Of Mantle sent few days ago lOO,uuJ
francs from his nock as thelr GIT 10 The
Italy" adds The journal. contributes
only q small part " the rcvrnue-a few
hundred thousand francs year. Tile To
nuns show themselves In this regard less
generous than other Italians. On the other
hand, the Augl1SnvUn countries England,
ireland, Australia anu ihe lultt9I Siqil,iT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21
KING SOLoMON'S MINES.


putsburg ptsnatcl
't'FN."'
mat fascinating story OF Rider Hng-
CARDS "king SOlomon'4 Mines - IL hosa1
az, f,, nm. IT., ,..
W. "''u''! eN'S'' anu
nave been seen ana explored by the NASH
OnulAnl expedition of the English Southeast
-, ,.,',..,.,,.,, n'"S'
-, r'' ,ons uhe MNshon-
hlnhd haS been suspected 10 he the tradi-
tlonal Ophlr from whence Illug solomon Is
stones viii w6Icb he GrrIrei, 6i III A. hr.g2s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

81 ,vng ,l,,,n la HV,,n. f,,,,. ,...,,. 49,, -
said Jnbn TS,rnrr III, ,,ninisst w. r,,,i,. "SI,
"nnl yynnt f." ,.li van h'' thot ruvTntiS, l,vT ti,
uV"ii,i, INV ,'cu % Xxx u 'u", @ % u'u flc
,ynrrlcncr of mn 1ifN f,,l',, r,"''i,s ti,',
,,,in,' ~ t,, ,o,tr ,,., ,i '"VH't tn1
I,,n,y ,ye unJe h,,,, '3 nm, rU "', int nut
ifnr, (Vort, maui '"'P ''''' t''"t !"
"\yeIl ~" rave n sbov. IN bc ,o,,bos,
a,,d,cn", eyor S.,e r,'g sm9N " ,mn' ,-ouSnes' -
and thr ,iliest linJ c,,',n ,, Nv n,
nv tnrn / .t,rtnj Il, A., ,in, "" w. y"
when n bis friln,y In on, a., 'iS.,,' gl',,,,
scats stood mn and yenc'l. ''' '''"'
,,'.It,.r, AK, ~ NJ
iiar ''"' ~ a" u"
,trhc rest NJ tho bouso bc,,,p ,oi,t,,,.
.ug Og H. uniil INV VIZ, eu 'e,''I,H ~ y,
nn1 Sn, rn,i,in't bnsr ,,,rsaaie aiiie "i II
Wien icy mieted down @ | nIoysg Iussg'i ,beo, ,uH, S
r,ttling a.. 6rfshnd '''y ~" nv',' ' y
shane h" NH Il seencd ' 10 bit W AM ,u ,,,l s19I
hnr1 far ,vi,cn stnrtej 4, ,,i,,,.
nnniber n,nn ,be s,inc bi', r,, ." p,aS
mn nud Vsllcd. N 'V''" H''ou
:" PLAY t,,ar nver n,,i,,
81 Naval h Ian ,i1n,,s h,c,.., 7 49,.
AWAY frSn tb.,n .rhni ,,.no,,', ,3'r M i goi
81 II eifber Agter NJ 'hn,, % @ vuu
lid 10 catch tbe o'rio,l lr5h eor. Tc,y Tor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

Special to the Gazette.
Dallas, Tex, Dec. 2O.-The Barry.
'onnor case came up before the court Of
appeals today. A decision was rendered
reversing tho lower court'S decision and
II Judgment rendered for the appellant.
a motion for u rchearing was filed aud
ne neNl move will beNto take the ease
70 tle supreme court ON writ of error,
Il IS said.
were as follows,
East Texas Fire Insurance company
vs. B. Pesky, from johnson comfy:
reversed and rcmauded
lhe Gulf, Colorado and Santa ~ rail-
way company vs.. Mary II Carter ci a..
from johnson countys reversed and re-
9, IL. Morris Ct al vs., Z. NJ. Turner
81 a. from Hin county, submitted on
briefs from both parties and oral argu-
lnclhl for appellant.
IN Globe Printing company vs. How
affirmed
The City Bank Of sherman vs.. d. d.
buEan, from Gr1yson county reversed
and rcmamled
Gullers 4 Henry vs. Burns. Nance &
i3he from tiraySon; affirmed.
l.. Bcrnheim VS. q. 7. lyon. from
oI ~Ir"ysoh county; reversed aud remand
G Givens vs.. City of Paris, from
Lamar county: affirmed
A Nhoice et al. VS.. j Mattingly
e' g. rom Grayson county; affirmed.
hM, sebastian vs.. Andrew Cheney,
lF9m Grayson county, affirmed
Nante .Pickens VS.. Anderson. Bntler
Kemp trnm Grayson county af-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21
Welded FOR A YEAR ON TRIAL,
Queer Marriage Contract Entered
Iuto by Young People of OPP
posite Faiths.

San Francisco Examiner
A case that was tried in Judge Com
ian's department Of tho police court a
few days ago was the means Of making
public one Of the most peculiar mar
riagcs on record.
The parties to the marriage were Ed
ward NJ l;lkus, clerk who lives at
232S Pacific avenue, and Miss Lille
Mahoncy, daughter Of u. Il. Alahoney,
a plumber, living at 1ii0 1arkin street.
About six months ago the two appeared
before = notary public and signed con-
tract agreeing TO enter into the married
state for tho period Of one year
The case In the police court was that
Of ~, NJ llkus, who was accused by the
father Of his wife Of hombarding his
domicile with stones. There had evi-
IDENTIFY been mistake made, for Elkus
proved concluslvoly that lie had not
bomharled the house, and the judge dis
missed he charge.
Mr. and Mrs Elkus had known each
other for q long time prior 10 their sim
gular marriage. They had a deep aiiec-
ti0n for each other from the earliest
days Of their acquaintance, but oncoun-
tered determined opposition 10 their nm
ion from their respective fathers. The
oppo5lt!9h was douglless due 10 lhe ilct
,hat ltlkus Is llebreWa WINE MISS
Mlhoney was me daughter Of GENTLE
STATION ana lnancinl standing cut no
mgnre IN me hinir. because both iami-
yes are emineutly respectable ana lhe
father Of the yJubs iyan is wealthy
while Mr.. M1honcy Is well-io-do The
young husband father admits mat ne
never saw lnr lAdY hut once anu he did
lul iaHe me trouble TO INQUIRE INTO h'r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

wlping his eyes with his shirt sleeve. As
soon ds Tom WIS through the hariendrr
began putting BOTTLES aud glasses On tho
bar.
"'Anythng you want, gents, You cgn
have nnvtbin. la tho house. Everybody
wanted to treat. The big follow insisted
on buying rs couple Of bottles OF
whisky each Then he caught sight q
my banjo, and / had TO play that Old
jg over about fifteen times IL was
getting near train time and we had to
make brcnk Everybody In the saloon
went 10 the depot with Ms. even the
bartender who locked the place up. You
never heard such mob Of yelling ln.
dinns IN your life. We got on the train
all right. and as she pulled out the big
fellow yelled:
'IIa. you singer and the man with
the banjo, come back some time. You
can have the town. WhOOp.
-, tho hast TTc1dipg Hc1 nvar ma Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21
EMPEROR AND MORALlST,


The opposition Of the emperor OF Ger
rnorv D., rou,blinp In every form among
-. ..,.....t,,.,.. Ill, a.,
his officers ls creating son''hlnE "N'" w
CONSERVATION In army circles, Tile wear
crs of the stars, STRAPS aud gold buttons
.,i,,.s+ s..,, 80 touch ,,rIs In th.ir AVN
"''""'' '''' ~
rooms Tor rear hl7 majesty wv sum- WY
will hear nf II and reprimnnd Them TINS
uoliry of the rulcr who. in a few weeks,
Ian ,,.... A.. ,t,tu,,. .se,,, ,,,,,i,.,,.,,,.,.
WI" ''l'"'"'' NV '"'''' "' ~ '",'', '''''
OF his birthday, Is not a whIm oil the mo-
mont
u ~ m accordance WIN q resolution
taken IN ms younger days Nholi ht was
hupp''vu "a. pr IN sNn,VNlhH' WIN every
thlhg wild M the "rrm9n gaWlaL
was brought about u is Snid 10y the sui
'lde OF a promising young lieutenant IN
lh" regiment 10 Whl"h the prince was. at
tached, ana ol whom ne WIS exceeding
" lohd' Nhuc l1nylhE one hlEht hl the
mon club, me Sweiest organization
~ N1ir,uftnii ne slAbrd ins fortune loSt
| ii ana lrit tue green table to send q bul-
Jet through his brain in a secluded spot
Ia thc Ihiengaflcn' liis body, clad IN the
| UNIFORM ui the crack regiment OF the
capital was found on the following morn
| ing 10y workmon On the way to thclr du
ties
Ills royal iighncss was much affected
l
he I'VE to ascend the throne he would
| lrecluue Snch lEiEcdieS' u possible. lie
| pNopted lhr policy long before the un-
| hAppy h@th oi ms father, however,
| A snort time after the suicide Of his
Ir,enu' ne De'hme commander of the llus-
| sur rrE'ul'ht ul tue thfdc-du7' 'orps, as
heir TO the iiohcnEollorrs, Among thu
orders Wllh winch he surprised his sub
| AlieruS one morning was that directing
them TO give np gambling IN the Union
olnnn or teslsA from Ms inenlberShlp lists
me oheialS OF the club felt the effects
| OF the order ihmediately The officers
OF the guard in Germany are necessarily
wealtly men, aud when they ceased To
| pay Tor liHh stakes life at the club be-
| ealuo comparatively monutonOus. y mect-
ing ot the memhcrs was held, and COM
miucc was appointed to call On old I'm
pcror William to cndoavor TO induce him
| To persuade ms grandson tp withdraw The
obnoxious order Ills majesty promised
10 Mo SO, sent for Prince William and
asked him TO rcsclnd the command The
prince remained steadtnst The old en-
| ptnlr insisted.
| ALLOW me 90 ask your majesty" finally
broke out the prince III | am still colo
mel OF this rcgmcnty
rs matter Of course was the an
swcr'
Then ! ask your majesty 10 allow mo
TO uphold my order he replied. "or.
your hands at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

London. Dee. % In the commons
Gladstone tonight made u speech on the
Hflish nnva' strength showing con
clusivcly that no cause existed for alarm
regarding j.. compdrNl ia mtvics Of other
powers. The speech was made after a
motion had been made for inquiry ~.
gnrding the strength of the navy and
the vote afterwards taken resulted IN de-.
feat Of the motion. thus showing cont.
denrc in the ruvernucnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21
WHY CHOPPERS CHEW TOBACCO
story Of the way in Which Man OBJ
tanned the Weed.

An cthnologist tells an interesting sto-
ry az to how tobacco was first obtained
by man, according to the tradition Of
the Mcnomiucc Indians.
zone day the god-hero Manabozo was
on a journey, whom he perceived Il de-
lightful odor. II seemed to come from
creyice iu the cliffs high mp on the
mountain side ON going closer lie found
cavern which was occupied by giant.
In fact, the ginut was the tenant Of
the mountain. and from the mouth of
the cave u passage led down into the
very center Of the bill. where there was
n large chamber. Around the chamber
were stacked great quantities of bags
filled with curious dried leaves. From
thr leaves proceeded th delicious ira
Ernncc.
"lhcse leaves were tobacco Once a
year, the giant explained, all of The
spirits came To the mountain for the
purpose of smoking this exquisite weed
But it was not possible tO give any Of
IL away, said the cthuOlOgist tu Wash
ington star reporter. Nevertheless, Mnn-
Hbozo watched for an opportunity, aud.
snltchiug up one Of the bags, He'd. close
ly pursued by the giant The thief
leaped from peak to peak, hut the giant
followed So fast as 20 finally oycrttke
lin. So Alnu1boZo turned upon him.
and, uphroiiiug him for his singincss,
transformed him into "a Ernssh0pper
THAT rs the reason why he grass
hopper is always chewing tobacco. Man
ahozn tool, ihr bngiu Of leaves and dis
trlbutcd them among his friends. the
ancestors nl the Indians Today Since
then they have had the use and enjoy
mcut of the plant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

pasti and the writer. scuslug these. spins
out his tale rs II from the web aud woof of
his own brain and the result is "She," u
other stories Of that ilk. Qulen sabe!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

u viii save you money 10 buv fnr,i
tnee and bedding az ihe new fnrnitur,
store, 3l2 Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

Young ladies. I yoa ,.,',ii.I.,, mia' z
ent for your psi ps'iit.cn 4 y. Z.
one OF those bealllu, -----'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

BY Associated Press.
chicago. Dec 20 Police or unni,jeisl
returns rire hei'kiu- lDsnocrsu 4 Nn~
canvass viii be ulale ,omorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

One-half Of their value is all that is
asked for anything found in the jewelry
store at 5l2 Main street.
w. G. PFAIrFLE. Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

lust received. at Maddox. Ellison &
Cos, full assortment Of fancy rockers.
They are nice for an Nmns present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

Yon are always welc91n,s. ,...
Ellison x Cos; tall W. al.
some line Of -Ninas E,'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

You can get nice clock with every
purchase Of $1,000 or more az Maddox
ellison Il Co.'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

limiting cloihlrr. camp chairs, cots
and tents At Anlersons soa house-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

Everything in the iewc,ry line eoin- al
haA price u 5i2 Main s'raar
". q, pFAFFIE. Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21
FEARS LYNciiISd'


Milwaukee. Wis, pes. 4
qiesiing a change OF 'ssS " s..s5I
las been filed in behalf q .a, Y.
ing. charged with wa't,'s
South side Savings Flla' Flle'. ~
that II he is acquitted Wig ~ Y 4, 4 !
he fears he will be lyneAsN Y
atai. The case VIII "
January q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-21

For the hest Folding Bed ever made
call at Maddox, Ellison & Cos and buy
the Windsor for an Xmas present.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
lie m Polskie.
Il xabOru r~Osyjsk1egO.

Wszelkie wysiiki W kierunku DOW.
strzymania emigraoyi do Ameryki "a
bezsilne wobec faktu. il Krolestwo
Polskie staneso iua " rzedzie miejsco-
Wosci, Rdzie " liczbie objsw6w tycia
sPosecznego lezY nieublsgana koniecz-
nosc odPfywu pewnej czesci mieszkah-
COW ma zewnatrx, warunkowana sprzy-
jajacym temu objswowi stanem ekono-
miczoym. N~iestrudsona sgitacya W
kierunku powstrzymsnia prsdu emigra-
cyjnego, ME wydsie rszultat6w zbyt
w~ybitnych. Zaw6d, jaki spotkal emil.
grantew brazylijskich, wplynal wpraw-
die chWilowo ma ochsodzenie goraczki
wychodzczej. Pc rozpstrzsniu sic je-
dnak dokiadnem W p~oso4eniu rzeczy,
"icsoianie emigruja obecnie znowu,
tym razem do Ameryki P6lnocnej, omi-
Jslsc Brazylia. Korespondencya z
Wsrszswy, maluje dokladnie poloze-
ME rzeczy " lynn wzgledzie.
nWychodztwo wloscian z Kr0lestwa
Folskiego do Ameryki zscEsio zn6w
prEybierac " oststnich czasach powaAne
rozmiary. W oiagu kwietnia / nsjs r.
b. udafo sic "a morze okolo 1000 emil
grantow, rekrutujacyoh sic przewaanie
z wsoscian bezrOlnych.
= Nowy Sposob ma korzySc liohwy
Wynalezi sobis aydzi " Krolestwie
Polskiem. Pcniewas nowo ogloszone
Prawo surowo sciga lichwisrza, ayd,
ktory jut Egodzia sic dad poayczke "a
WySoki Proceut, zapozywa pisrwej przy-
szsego diutnika mp. o sumo so rubli.
zsoiagajscy pO4ycrke prryznsje " ObsC
ssdu, 70 jest winien; lichwisrz otrzymu-
je wJrok ~egzekucYjny IA to sumo, ma
stspnie dsje poSowe dau4uikovi.
- szkoia PrEygOtOwawcza " War
szswie otvarta be1zis wroku b~ietacym,
" oelaoh, Przygotowywa6 uczni6w
do szkosy kadstov. ProponowHnem Jest
EasOAenis nassepnie szkOsy kadet6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
OdezWa
do POlak6w w Chicago.

My Polacy ma pofudniowo "a.
chodniej stronie m. Chicago, cd.
zywamy sic n~iniejszem do caiego
ogolu polskiego W naszem mic.
Scie ] prosimy go, ably sic ra.
cyl z nami polaczy6 do piracy "
celu urzadzenia ogolnej mantle.
stacyi i obchodu ,,Dnis polskie.
GO ma wystawie wszecEswiato-
wei, " miesiqcu wfzesaiu.
N~inieiszem zapraszamy wszy
.stkich Wiel. ksie&y polskich, jake
representation swoich para6i
szan. prezydent6w i kspitan6v
tOwarEystw IA wsp6lna W tei
.sPrawie narade dnia logo sierpnis
" sobote o godzinie Is wieczo.
rem " Hall Puiaskiego pm. SOC
s. Ashland ave.
Niechai nikogo z wezwanycE
ME zabraknie. Byioby bardzC
Przykrem Ola mas. Polak6w, Ii.
czacych okoio stu piesdziesiecir
tysiscy ludzi W Chicago, gdybys.
my ME POtrafli poksza6 swej 81.
~ dOwieSc naszego istnienis
innym nsrOdom. Niechsj PREY.
beda wszyscy, ME ogladsjac si'
ma specyalRe wezwauia, DO SPRAYS
ia wszystkich jednako obOhodz
Ibo czas krotki. Przedstawiciel.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16

towarzystw MECH ME ociagaja sic
z przybyciem ola braku upowa.
znien cd Towarzystw. Admin.
stracye same maja prawo dziaia6
W sPrawie tax wa4nej, a pilnei.
Zressta MECH " miare czasu i
mosnosci przygotowuja ola tel
waanej sprawy grunt ma zgroma.
d1eniach, niechaj js poruszaja
tax. ably ma .dzie6 narady byli
gotowi.
Pokazmy, ae jesteimy wszyscy
Polakami, be dbamy o dobro ma.
ssej sprawy i Ae tam, gdzie O
nia idsie, Die bedziemy sic rozbi.
jail ma zadne stronnictwa i o.
bosy.
Wyka&my, re ME idaiemy ma
samym kohcu. lecz 4e i my Dc
stePem powszechnym poda2aG u.
miemy raznym krokiem naprzod.
Pokaamy iunym narodom W
tel wolnej amerykanskiej krainie.
gdzie laden despotyzm ME kre.
Puje naszych kroK6w, be jestesmy
narodem, majacym prawo do bytu
cywilizacyjnego i politycznego.
Bracial MECH jednoSc, mifosc i
braterstwo a ma zawsze zapa.
nuje miedzy nami. Tylko wsp6l.
nemi sifami do celu zdatyc mo.
temy.
q braterskiem pozdrowieniem
Franciszek Smistanka,
Jozef Napieralski,
Jan GAIA,
| Jozef Rotahski,
Jan Bednsrs,
Jan Kniola,
Frank Sowadzki,
Kazimierz zychlihski,
Antoni StefanoWicz,
Stefan j. Napieralski,
Fr. Marcinkowski,
Jan Bonk,
q. Koziowski,
w. Antkowski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16

nStryj Atanazy'', powiesc J6.
|sefa Rogosza. W niej autor ma
|luje losy pewnego obywatela,
ktory dorobiwszy sic msjstku v
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cuska Qherbuliesa " 2 tomach
nagrodsona przez Academic pa.
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.,Latoroil wielkiego rodu". po-
wiesc angielska W 2 tomacn.
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|chcic Chodaczkowy i Czarny
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mach. W ktorej autor odmalows
sywemi barwami znecanie sic Pru
sakow mad Polakami W W. KS
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kulturnej.
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sieciu egzemplarzach kaade, PREY.
Wioziem Z SODA do Chicago i zio
tyiem takowe W Ksiegarni W.
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zostanie ~ogioszony, a ksisaki "a.
raz dostanie.
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abonuje, ten bedzie m6gf otrsy.
mad Pc tel samej Genie takae
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tie wielkich wojen uapoleohskich.
Prosle o szybkie zam6wienia
gdyz Ia try tygodnie wracam
do Europy.
Chicago, Noble str. 500
dnia 5 sierpnia 1898.
Jozef
Moi adres W Europe:
Krakow. III. SR. Amy 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-16
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