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The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
STEPNEY.
ATTEND THIS LECTURE.

George R. Scott of the New York Witness will lecture in the Baptist church Saturday evening, November 9. Doors will be open at :, exercises commence at 7.30 Mir Scott's subject will be, ''Is the Young Man, Absalom, Safe?' Bring Gospel Hymns Nos. , and 6. Illumina- tion superior to street lamps or electric ity will be furnished by the moon. Come.
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In New Haven County.
OXFORD.
AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
 Rev Dr William B. Andrews of Gull ford, archdeacon of this diocese, will preach in the Episcopal church, Sunday. November 2G. Service commences at II a. m.
 Rev Mir Norris exchanged pulpits with one of his classmates, Sunday last.
 The entertainment which was to have been given about Thanksgiving, has been postponed until later.
 The next regular meeting of the grange will be held at the residence of R. G Robinson, Friday evening, November 24
 The Y. P. s. c. E. will entertain their friends socially, Saturday evening, No. vember p, at the residence of William w. Hughes. All who desire to spend a social evening are invited.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
FAINTER. HILL,

Mrs Clarence Logan and son of New Milford, are visiting at G. $. Clarke's.
 Miss Julia Percy has returned from a visit to Watertown. Miss Hattie Percy left for Bridgeport, Monday morning.
 Walter Leavenworth of New Milford, with his family, recently visited his cousin, c. r. Leavenworth.
 Damon Hurley visited his nephew, Saturday.
 The circle met at MT and Mrs Seymour Browns, Monday evening.
 Fred A. Whittlesey has been engaged to teach the winter term in East Morris, commencing December f.
 C. R. Hurd has bought s. R. Percy's and F. H. Leavenworth's milk for Wat erbury parties.
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per held Tuesday evening in Emmanuel church parlors was complete success. The music and tableauX called forth ap- plause. The fancy and candy table was considerably patronized, and the we'll spread supper tables indicated that the ladies know just how to eater to hungry mortals. Congratulations to all are ex- tended.
 Rev Alexander Hamilton has been elected chaplain of the New York Soci- ety, War of 1872. Mir Hamilton has also become member of Lafayette Post, 140, Sons of Veterans and on Wednesday was mustered in at meeting held in New Yo ork City.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
LITCHFIELD,
| ever.

Rev H. Clay Searles of Albany held revival services in the Methodist church every evening, last week.
 S.. J. Cone has bought the Watts place on West street and not E. c. Blacks, as reported week before last.
 The building operations are being pushed right along, taking advantage ot the good weather.
 Scarlet fever is in town and the schools are closed for two week, on account of it.
 F, H. Laire is on the sick list. Also James Newcomb.-- Ichabod.
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AT THE NEW CREAMERY.

William Bunnell of Litchfeld has been engaged as butter maker at the cream cry, to begin his duties soon. MT Bun nell is a specialist at the work, having repeatedly received 97 to 90 points at but ter exhibits. Besides being a maker of the best butter he is practical in other di- rections-in short man of good sense and maturity of judgement.
 Co. D will meet Saturday afternoon at 2.30. Members will please observe the change of hour.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
HOTCHkISa WILLIE.

A SURPRISE TO MIR AND MRS TEEPLE.
 In the valley of Cross Brook, there is a family by the name of Mir and M s Levi R. Tceple, whose ages are among the seventies. His age is 7I, and hers was 70 the l7th of November. AS it is so cunnuun in these days to get together for socials and pleasure parties, and to give surprises, few of the neighbOrs in that lOcelity took it upon themselves to gather at their home and have a friendly visit. The first two came, and for fear they should be suspected, they left their donation at the house near by. Two more came and still Mir and Mrs Teeple remained in ignorance, not hay. ing the first thought that they met in- tentionally, as the parties seemed to be surprised that they should meet so un- eXpectedly, and when the next two came in with their arms full, MT and Mrs Peoples minds were enlightened and they began to understand there was purpose, and there was more to fol- low. And so they kept coming till the number was l5. making l7 in all, from the aged down to the tiny infant of a few weeks. The party enjoyed a friend ly visit for time, when they all gath cred around the table loaded with the nice eatahles that had been brought in, and all were served to their liking Thus a few hours were spent pleasantly when each one returned to their home by the light of the moon. It certainly was surprise for they did not have the first thought, not hearing one word about it. or even having a hint of it. Most of the surprises are known to some of the household. But this was a SC. cret till unfolded by the presence of the visitors.
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MILTON.

Mrs Augusta R. Griswold and daugh- ter have gone to Hartford for the winter.
 Otis E. Gillette, the Winsted stone cutter, was here, last week, finishing the very handsome monu ment, which he has recently erected for James Blake. Also straig htening and resetting some other stones.
 Alfred McMahon, with his wife and seven children, has moved into the viii lage.
 Capt Bissell has reached Winsted and taken up his winter quarters at O. E,
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Gillette's, with prospects of comfort. able winter.
 The springs are very low and rain is very much needed before winter sets in.
 Last Saturday Herbert Register and Will Oviatt spent the day hunting rab- bits. They have the pleasure of hunt ing while the rabbits were fortunate enough not to be found.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24

sincerity of good wishes uttered. Law renee Larson presented the couple with a lengthy poem, fiowery, pointed, WiCh fine sentiments. and happily expressed. A long and happy life to Mir and Mrs NyblOm.
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KENT HOLLOW.
MISS sJoBERG e. MIR NYBLoM

John A. Nyblom or Kent Hollow has deserted the ranks of bachelorhood and taken to himself wife in the person of Miss Caroline Sjoberg. They were mar ried, last Thursday, at the residence of Solomon RylandeT. Rev Mr Fair of Washington ofiiciated. A host of friends congratulated them. A pile of presents, useful and ornamental, vouched for the
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
ERWIN LESTER THOMPSON.

Erwin Lester, only son of Jarvis E.. Thompson, died, Saturday, November IS, aged 10 years. He has been great suf- ferer for over a year. He had several abscesses on his back. His funeral was attended Monday at 80 p. m., from the house and } D. m. at the church, Rev J. c. Linsley officiating. The pail bearers were Homer Waldron. Bertie Johnson, Herbert Smith, Bertie Randall, Ellis Stockman and Jerome Allen. MT and Mrs Thompson have the sympathy of their many friends in their atfiiction.
 F. P. Terrill has moved the barn that stood in his meadow south of the house up to join his home barn at the house.
 Miss Estella Johnson closes her school on Friday for weeks vacation.
 Dea William R. Harrison has been in Danbury visiting his daughter. Mrs Dr Follansbee. aa,
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
BETHLEHEM.

THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
 There is nothing like THE BEE as an advertising medium. I sent an adver- tisement, last week Monday morning, of new milch COW for sale and before night she was sold, and still the buyers keep coming.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
BRIDGEWATER.

Rev MT Aver is expected to preach in the Congreg gational church, December 5, instead of November 26, as was pre- viously announced.
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A BAD FIRE

A BAD FIRE
 Sunday morning about ? o'clock, the family of Joseph Jacobs were aroused by Sidney Rockwell, who discovered their barn in flames. The fire had gained such headway that efforts to save anything were in vain. Two horses, with grain and a winters hay were consumed. The building and contents were par tly in- sured.
 It is said Edward Hill has leased the Zalmon Turney place for five years.
 Rev and Mrs J. l.. Peck attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs Peck of Bridge port, who died very suddenly last week
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FOR 5000

We offer the best 12-4 California White Wool Blanket in the market. Very fine finish and extra heavy weight. A blanket that it will pay to buy.
 We have many other finer grades of Blankets in white and colored. Also a full line of Comfortables at our usual low and popular figures.
 Return fares paid to any distance within 30 miles on purchase of S10.
 We deliver free by mail or express. Special attention given to our mail or der department.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
In Fairfield County
EASTON.
THOSE NEW CHERCH SHEDS.

The men of the Congregational church parish turned out nobly, this week, to help erect the church sheds which prom ise to be ready for use in week or two.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24

A Vegetable and Cereal Compound; con- tains all the elements ones system requires. Prepared by M s. AVER, of Boston.
 A Vegetarian for many years.
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FINE TABLE LINEN
as at present. The stock is large, we'll bought, and choice in selection. For a few days we make the following Special Pri- ces:

Fine Bleached Table Damasks at 43c from soc; at 65c from 75c; at 75c from 89c; at 85c from 98c; at $1.O5 from $1.25; at $1.29 from $50; at $1.59 from $1.75; at $1,69 from $2 at $1.98 from S2.25.
 Fine Loom Damask at 22c from 25c; at 31c from 37 1-2c ]; at 42c from Soc; at 53c from 62 1-2c; at 65c from 75c; at 69c from 79c.
 Napkins, Doyles, Tray Cloths, Towels, etc., at similar reduc- tion.
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Twenty-Five pairs 11-4 White Wool Blankets, good weight and extra val ue. The price is S2.25.
The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24

Buys and extra weight 11-4 White Blanket, with fancy. red or blue bor- der.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
W|AOOMOSCI AMERYKANSKIE.
ZburzOny dynamitem.

SAN FRANCISCO, 20 wrzes.--Wal,
ka unijnych zeglarzy nieunijnymi
upamietniona 20 'tala zamachem NOR
derczym M ca1a rodzine, ,ktora dawa-
Ia schronienie uieumjnym zegLarzom.
John Curtis utrzymywa} hotel, gdzie
przebywali sami tylko nieunijni ze
glarze to bylo juz nieraz przyczyna
awantur. w ostatnich paru dniach Ia
czeto grozic Curtinowi, ze dni jego
So policzone. w ubiegaa niedziele W
nocy, gdy wszyscy juz spali,pol dom
Curtina zskradio sic kilku mezczyzn
i pozostawili przy drzwiach jakis
przedmiot. Szmer ten ME uszed( u
wagi domownik6w, ,kt6rzy co PREDICT
wybiegll pred dom. Pod drzwiami
znalezli walize, ktora gdy jeden z
Mich kopnai, spowodowai eksplozye.
Si3a eksplozyi by}a tax wielka, ze
zburzone zosta4y diva domy. Dwaj
zeglsrze ia miejscu smiert poniesli,
a czterej odniesli takie rany, re row,
niez wkr6tce zmarli. Sprawc6w tel
zbrodni juz uieto.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
80 Os6b sic utOpifO.

NEW YORK, 20 wrzes-J. 5 Dur
ham,byly minister St. Zjed. do Hay
ti,przyby}y tutaj pred paru duiami,
przywi6zl wiadomosc o zatonieciu 0
kreta wojennego Alexandra Petition
nalezscego do rzadu Hayti spusz
czorego ma wode dopiero pred dwo
ma miesiacami. Dnia 4 lipca okret
ten odpiynai do San Domingo, wio
zac kilku wysokich dygnitarzy, kt6
rzy mieli zawiaza6 stosunki diploma
tyczne taz wyspa Gdy okret przy
byi do przyladka Tiburon,nat ns
podwodnc ska&y rozbil sic. Z 80 Q
sob, kt6re by}y ma pok}adzie okretu
tylko jeden zeglarz sic uratowa}.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
SONET.

cie kleczaca pred swietym
obrazem,
Zoczy1em tive }zy czyste, s}ysza}em
westchnienia,
Odczu}em boles6 wspomnieh, co cie-
bic ocienia
I wierze, re TIVE SERGE ME jest zim.
nym g}azem.
Sta} sic cud: ped wrazeniem twojego
cierpienia,
Kt6rego niepodobna okreslic wyra.
Uklak}em. Moday nasze polaczone
z dymem kadzidde} W g6rne dazy}y
sklepienia.
O, n6dl sic "a mnie, droga! Do du'
sly p1esniarza
Przez twa modlitwe sp}ynie promief
Bozej }aski,
Bo odtad jakas postaG zdobna W
z}ote blaski
w mych snach rnlodziehczycy sep
ce, ma jawie powtarza:
Ciebie tylko uchronia cd wieczne!
zaguby
Szczere, serdeczne prosby matk
albo lubej.
W. Skoaoroaaski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
Jego Opinia O Operze.

Pewien obywatel, kt6ry zasady
da teatru ME chodzi}, gdy do miasta
przyby}a w}oska opera, pokuszony
chwalbami kupi}, take billet na mai
blizsze przedstawien,e. Ma drugi
dzieh kt6rys przyjaci6} zapytuje
go opinie.
"Wszyscy leniwi," odpar}.
"Kto leniwy" zapytnje przyja'
ciel.
"a no wszyscy," byia odpowiedz.
s'Zdaje mi sic, ze tam brakuje do
brego zarzadcy, poniewaz jest to pc
prostu marnotrawienie czasu.''
go kim pan mowisz?''
90 spiewakach,'' odrzek}. "Sa
tacy leniwi jak raadko kto. Jeden
naprzyk}ad ma wyspiewanie dwu
sylabowego wyrazu potrzebwa} ME.
NAL pie6 minut, a publicznosc bi}a
bravo, jakby to dobrze by}o. To jest
moi panic, oszustwo! Gdyby tam kto
inny by& dyrektorem to musieli by
oni cale przedstawienie wiele pre-
dzej skohczyc. To samo re skrzyp-
kami. Ciagna oni smyczki, jakby
sic i'm ME chcia{o."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
NOWy spOs6b dla rabusi6w.

GUTHRIE, Okla, 20 wrzes. - Po.
miedzy Perry Orlando dokonano i
Sole smia{ego rabunku kolejowego
Gdy pociag odszedi Perry posr6d
pasazer6w zjawi}o sic dw6ch rabu.
SLOW, ktorzy odgrywsjao role kon.
duktor6w kolejowych, odbierali bile.
ty a przy tenn takze pieniadze .Gdy
pasazerowie wzbraniali sic p}aci6
wtedy rabusie sami przeszukiwali
kieszenie. Ma nastepnej stacyi pony
s}owych lotrow aresztowano. Znale.
ziono prey Mich 600 dolar6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
DIVA niesZczeScia.

Niezwyk}y wypadek mia} miejsce
W Lost Creek, Schuylkill Co., Pa,
blizko Shenandoah: Ksawery Vale
wicz, lat so, pochodzacy Limna,
gubernii ouwalskiej, cd lat osmiu
zarnieszkaay W Ameryce, pracowa}
W kopalni wegla kalnlennego W jed.
nym z gank6w. Dnia 13 wrzesnia
prey rozsadzaniu kamienia dynami.
tenn ME zdazvl uciec pred eksplo-
zya W skutek tego tax zosta} pora.
niony, re ma drugi dzieh pred po.
audniem pozegna3 sic tym swiatem.
Wskutek exsplozyi wszystkie jegc
wnetrznoscl by}y poszarpane, a kosci
niektore po}amane. Sp. Walewicz
by} wdowcem mia{ PREY sobie syna
Ksawerego, liczacego lat Is. Dnia
Is kiedy sp. Walewicz odpoczywa},
u&ozony staraniem syna W trumnie,
zebrali sic na pogrzeb liczni sasiedzi
i znajomi; ably zmaraemu odda6 ostat.
MIA przys}uge, W tenn oko}o 3 godzi-
ny po po&udniu zachmurzy}o sig, a
piorun uderzywszy W dom W kt6rym
byli zebrani, po}ozy} trupem lS let
niego Walewciza. TAX wiec obok
trumny ojca ustawiono trumne syna,
a pogrzeb odlozono do poniedzialku
d. Is W kl6rym tez dniu odby4 sic z
wielka wspania}osc;a. Walewiczo-
vie, ojc;ec i syn prowadzili zycie
bardzo wstrzemiezliwe, to tez pozos-
tawili po sobie kilka set dolar6w, "a
kt6re urzadzono in pyszny pogrzeb.
Rodziny tn zadnej ME mieli.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30

and determined to murder, if neces-
sary to accomplish his dastardly pur-
pose. He goes as a willing robber
and assassin, and he leaves in many
instances guilty Of the double crime.
We have laws enough to reach these
crimes. But what we want is law
prescribinga penalty for robbery
commensuratewitb the determination
and murderous intent of the robber,
to take life if necessary to secure
property. Let such crime be pun
ished the same as murder. Highway
robbery is partner of murder.
Such law would terrorize the
gangs that now infest every commu-
nifty. 1t would act as a preventative,
and the saving of property and the
lives of innocent men, women, and
children, is hard to estimate.
Had we law now making robbery
punishable the same as murder, the
recent train robberies with their dis.
asters would not be recorded. 1t is
the mildness of the punishment
named for highway robbery that
causes the devilish traf1ick to grow
and prosper as an ordinary offense,
when in truth it is the handmade OF
murder.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
GaZ z drzeWa.

TACOMA, 20 wrzesnia-George R.
Cowles wynalaza maszyne do wyrobu
gazu drzewa. Ze stosu drzewa moze
wyrobi6 100000 stop kubicznych
gazu oraz l3 work6w wegli drew
nych i diva galony smo4y. Drzewo
warte So dale korzysci $4S. Wyna-
lazca opatentowa} juz swoja maszy-
ne. Przyrzad TAXI mona nawet miec
do uzytku domowego. Przystawiwszy
90 do pieca, po trzech gotowaniach
wyrobi sic tyle gazu, by palio MIN
GAIA noe. Maszyna ia zrewolucyoni.
zuje produkcye gazu W okolicach
gdzie drzewo jest tahsze niz wegle.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
4 pOla nauki.

Profesorowie uniwersytetu W He'll
deberg, dr.. Brunner wschodnia flo
logia] dr.. Domaszewski h:storya
starozytna) wybieraja sic z poczat-
klein zimy do Syryi ua podr6z nau-
kowa. .Rozchodzi sic tu gl6wnie po-
szukiwania archeologiozne W kraju
ma wsch6d cd Libanu i W okolicy
Ewissa.
Prof. Jan Cad, ktorego powo}ano
do Cleveland, o., do tamtejszego u
niwersytetu, gdzie ma obja6 katedre
6zyologii, byi poprzednio o6cerem
artyleryi. Studyom medecyny oddal
sic dopiero, majac lat %. Pozniej, W
r. 1870 zajmowa} miejsce prywatne-
60 docenta przy wyzszej szkole W
Berlinie.
Parma Zofa Bakunin, c6rka zna-
nego emigranta rosyjskiego, ma uni
wersytecie W Neapo.u otrzyma}a sto-
pieh doktora medycyny i chirurgii.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
Poi miliOna sZkOdy.

CHICAGO, 20 wrzesnia. w maj.
wiekszej s{odowni w. H. Purcella
przy ul. Larrabee wybuch1 W zeszla
sobote ogieh, a wkr6tce potem
eksplozya zburzy'a g'owna czest
budynku. Przyczyna eksplozyi lie
jest znana. Nastapiia ona tax nagle,
re strazacy ME mieli czasu schronit
sic dwunastu nich zosta{o bardzo
poranionych. Me ma jednak niebez-
pieczehstwa ich zyciem. Szkody
wynosza przesz}o $50O,00O, W ca2osci
asekuracya pokryte.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
TELEGRAMY zAGRANICzNE.
z WSZYSTKICH STRON SWIATA.
Zama1 ma jenerala.

BARCELONA, 90 wrzes.-Niezmier.
ma sensacye wywo3a} tu zamach na
zycie jenerasa Martinez Campos, by.
lego prezydenta radc6w i czlowieka,
ktorego zasluga Jest, ze tron hiszpa.
nil dosta} sic Alfonsowi II. Jenera}
Martinez Csmpos dokonywa& prze.
gladu wojska, a casy ten czas by} ma
der ozywionv. Ma oko}o placu prze-
gladowego zebra} sic taum ludzi, ,kt6.
rzy takze cbcieli przypatrzet sic tym
manewrom. Po przez t}um zaczat sic
przeciska6 jakis czlowiek, zblizyw.
sly sic dostatecznie do jenera}a, wy
ja} kieszeni bombe rzucii "a pod
nogi konia ma kt6rym Campos sic
d1ia}. Nastapi1a eksplozya tax silna,
ze rozerwala zwierze, jeneral padl
ma ziemie poranionv. Zloczyhca wte.
dy chcia& rzucic druga bombe pod
nogi swej ofiary, ale stojacy wpobli'
zu cz}owiek, uderzywszy 90 W reke,
sprawi},ze bomba pad}a W inne mlej
see. Rzuci}o sic zaraz la niego kilku
mezczyzn i ci ubezwaadnili 90. Zo}
nierze, gdy to wjdzieli, chcieli zaraz
zastrzelic morderce, ale starsi Office.
rowie i'm ME pozwolili, ,poniewaz spo'
dziewaja sic, ze uda sic odkryc zor'
ganizowane sprzysiezenie. Rany, ia
kie otrzyma1 jenera} Campos, So ME
bezpieczne, poniewaz jeneraa liczy
przesz}o 60 lat wieku. Czlowiek, kt6'
ry rzuci& bombe, nazywa sic Pallas
znany jest jako notoryczny anarchi'
sta. By4 on sadzony przez sad wojen
ny i ma trzeci dzieh rozstrzelany. Je.
neral Martinez Campos jest osobs
wielce znamienita. On to bowiem po
wstanie Car!ist6w uskromni&, pobiw
sly Don Carlosa prey Pena Plata, r
1857.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
Niemcy w Afryce.

BERLIN, 20 wrzes.-Urzedowa de-
pesza Darres Salaam, W pobhzu
Zanzibaru, portu niemieckiego W
wschodniej Afryce donosi, 20 Mem
cy zaatakowali krajowc6w Walehow.
Starcie by}o nader ostre. Niemcy ma.
ja dw6ch ofcerow rannych. Taz sama
depesza donosi, ze dr.. Zlntgraff, zna
ny podr6znik afrykahski zosta1 wy
pedzony granic Kamerunu, ponie
waz powaAya sic krytykowa6 mem
COW Ia ich postepowanie kraj ow
cami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
TragicZne Smierci.

BERLIN, 25 wrzesnia. w sferach
wojskowych wielka sensacye wywo.
@a} wypadek spowodowany przez
nieubalstwo raczej ME karnosc.
Sierzant Wageman bedac pijanym
zostaf umieszczony W areszcie, a ma
stray prey wlezniu postawiono oso
bistego nieprzyjaciela Wagemana,
sier:anta Kambowskiego. Go pozniej
sic sta{o ME wiadomo. Us}yszano
nagle diva strza}y jeden po drugim,
gdy przybyli najblizsi ma miejsce,
zobaczyli diva trupy. Wageman
trzyma1 W rece REVOLVER, czego
wida6, ze zastrzeli} najpierw Kan
bowskiego Potem targnaf sic ma
swoie zycie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
ssAmeryka'' q RespectOr of Labor.

While newspapers of Toledo and
other cities reduced their force of
help during the dull summer at the
expense of labor, AMERYKA retained
every man upon its payroll at full
pay There is reason for this:AMER-
YKA could afford it. Its chief re.
source for money is 5000 Industrious
money. saving Polanders proud to be
subscribers to the best Polish paper
in this country. Ameryka subscrib-
ers paid last July and August as
readily as during any month of any
year. In one respect at least Amery
ka differs from English newspapers.
While advertising is depended upon
as the main sustaining quality by
English papers, it is looked upon
as an auxiliary source by Amery-
ka. This is why Ameryka's circula-
ton gives as good returns to adver.
tisers as any English daily or weekly
of four times greater circulation. The
quality of English papers circulation
is poor, medium, or quite uncertain,
whiletbat of Ameryka is good be:
yond question. Its circulation is paid
up exclusively in advance. A paper
a Polander thus pays for he needs,
reads and swears by.
Hence Ameryka did not follow
the example set by its contemporaries
during the dull summer months. 1t
did not hang on robustness men like
grim death to it's victims, nor throw
any of it's help out of work at time
most needed.
4A'neryka is thoroughly American.
1t believes in the policy and the con-
duct of business which assure it's
readers and advertising patrons the
most good. 1t does not approve of
ek:ng out an existence in suspi.
cious way.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30

CANDIDATE Neal says that the times
are growing better because of the
faith the manufacturers and business
men have in the wisdom and patriot
ism of the democratic party. Many
of the newspapers that are circula-
ting this delusive cry have dis
pensed with considerable of their
help on account of hard times. II
Neal is not more discreet he will
ruin the circulation of every dem
ocratic paper in Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-09-30
MySla, re tryumfuja.

W1EDEN, 20 wrzesn,a.-Areszto-
wanna anarchist6w juz ukohczono j
policya jest zdania, ze zgniotaa juz
zupe4nie sprzysiezenie, kt6re takie
z}e zamlsry m:a}o juz W zawiazku.
w mieszkaniach aresztowanych INA
leziono mn6stwo bomb broszur
tresoi sooyalistycznej. M6wia tutsj,
re rosyjscy nihilisci So W zwiazku z
anarchistam mi w Hiszpanii.