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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29

The McConochie fOrlorn hope is
growing desperate indeed, and get
ting down pretty close to the last
resort. when it becomes necessary 10
days after the nominating conven-
ton to induce defeated can
didate for place on the ticket to pub
lish above his own signature GER
tificatc that he is still in sympathy
with the ticket and calling upon his
friends to support the ticket. Such
n spectacle was presented in the
Union this morning when Capt.
Koehler the defeated candidate for the
city clerkship nomination endeavors
take the blame from McConochie for
his own defeat and place it on the
convention, and on himself for laXity
in the matter. OF course the captain
was too trusting, as far as his good
faith in McConochie was concerned,
and it was not until it was too late to
exert himself that he found that he
had been betrayed
The explanation on Capt. koehler's
part does not mitigate the evil of the
MAYORS conduct toward him, nor will
this new piece of cheek on the part of
the MAYOR in asking the captain to
befriend him. help the formers case
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
The McConochie WAY Again,

The Union has the brazen effront
cry to announce upon authority of
the mayor that the latter did not i'm
properly influence the republican
primaries or republican convention,
or that he has not promised any APP
pointments or encouraged anyone to
expect recognition for any kind of
party service. OF course everyone
knows that Chief Miller is out for his
health in his fight for the mayor and
is not eNerting himself with any ex-
pectation of recognition for party
service. The same might be said of
the entire police force and of others
who are out in McConochie's behalf.
The mayor is completely plastered up
with written pledges, not only as re-
lates to the distri button of official ia
vors, but as affects his own official
conduct should he be elected, and the
worst of it is, he can't keep any one
of his pledges without directly vio-
lating another.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
Respect For a Generous Man.

Hicks-Why is it that the keeper of this
restaurant treats Milkmay so scurvily?
Mildmay never ran in debt for cents
worth in his life. But there's Hardupp,
who gets his meals here and never pays for
them, and yet you see how courteous old
Chefleigh is to him
Wicks-I know that Hardupp never pays
and that Mildmay always pays cash on the
nail. But you must remember that Mild
may has mighty cheap dinners. while
Hardupp orders the best of everything.
One can respect a generous man even if it
be at ones own expense Tran
script.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
Willy MACS WAYS.
More of the McConochie Duplicity and
Confidence.

Confidence.
The ARGUS of two years ago in re-
ferring to the mayors cowardice and
duplicity in carrying out his ante
election pledges said:
III up to the present time there has
been one trait in the mayors char
acter that has won the admiration of
those who could see nothing else par
ticuiarly attractive in his nature, it
was his decision and firmness, but
strange to say in the matter of his
appointments this time his vacillat-
ing, swaving-from--on -to-the-
other--here--to ay--there--tomorrow,
disposition has been most conspic-
iuous. For not only has he developed
duplicity in a most contemplate
form, but he has attempted to shout
der onto others the responsibilities
which by virtue of his office are his.
He has shirked his duty and shrunk
from it. He has made promises one
moment and broken them the next.
He has attempted to please all by
playing false to all and has permitted
himself to be led so far into the ways
of deception that it is a charitable
view to say that he has become be-
wildered and muddled.
Dodging the Question.
At the first meeting of the council
after McConochie's reelection, the
mayor did not make all of his APP
pointmcnts, but left the naming OF a
health commissioner to the next
meeting. When interviewed the next
day. after lodging the responsibility
on the appointment of a waterworks
superintendent. the following CONVEX
sation between the mayor and IN
ARGUS reporter appeared, which may
be read with considerable interest ut
the present time:
''Will You again present Mr.. Red
digs name to the council?''
That | will not say"
'.Will you present Mr.. Murrin's
name?"
That | don't care to say"
Have you any reason for not pre-
senting Mr.. Murrin's name?n
Il don't care to answer that ques-
ton"
Have you ANYTHING TO say against
Mr.. Murrin personally or against his
management of the waterworks?'
NO, sir. nothing whatever. If
this was a private matter it would be
different. but in politics man must
not get above his party unless he
wants to get Knocked out
Has the republican party brought
to bear on Won an influence to remove
Mr.. Murine"
Il don't care TO be interviewed on
that point
Did you mot promise to appoint
Mr.. Murrin in the event OF the fail
ure of Mr.. Reddig's confirmation"
II prefer to answer no questions"
Did you Intentionally ignore the
appointment of a health commission
er last night. or was it an over
sight?''
1T was intentional on my part
..Why?n
Because the two schools of medi-
cine have gotten into a fight and |
don't care to recognize either in par
ticular. | would prefer that they
settle it before any appointment is
made"
..Do you think it viii be settled by
the next council meeting?''
Il don't know, l hope So"
DO You think the question of SUI
perintendent of water works will be
settled by that time?''
Il can't say. hope So"
You don't know whom you will
appoint?''
mo I can't say, l cant talk on that
subject now
And the mayor has not found out
to this day. either,as to who he would
appoint superintendent of water
works, or which school of medicine
he prefers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29

Miss X. j. Murphy late of Canada,
hes opened dress and cloak making
shop at Mrs. M. A. Gorrey's resi-
dence, 1914 Fourth avenue, and under
her supervision all orders entrusted
to me will receive prompt attention
Good fit guaranteed. Eight years
experience. A call is solicited.
X j. MURPHY,
1914, Fourth Ave.
Rock Island. March 9th 1898.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
The Bowlby Recital last Evening-The
Ameteur Musical Club.

Ameteur Musical Club.
The fifth piano recital given by
the pupils of Prof. S. T. Bowlby at
his home on Third avenue occurred
last evening and was attended by
some 75 persons. Instrumental num-
bers were rendered by the Misses
Mary Petit, Lottie Rosenfield
Maggie Ohlweiler. Edna Gates
June Cosner, Lizzie Volk, Mile Uhlee
mann, Mary Swanson, Mamie Wit
tick, Ella Stafford, Belle Fay and
Lula Soutter. A vocal solo was
charmingly rendered by Mrs. Charles
McHugh, after which the Misses Mary
and Kate Roseberry, of Reynolds.
rendered vocal duet which was fol-
lowed by the singing of Holy Mother
Guide His Footsteps" by S. T. and
d. Roy Bowlby The closing num-
Der was a piano and flute duet by
Richard Mittlebusher and Miss Anna
Mittlebusher. The programme was
delightfully."- pleasant one, both the
pupils and those who assisted them
receiving much merited praise
The Amateur Musical club.
The Amateur Musical club gave its
first of Il series of Schubert recitals
at the rooms of the Standard club
yesterday afternoon. The pro-
gramme was opened with the read
ing of The Life of Schubert" by
Mrs. Bishop. A vocal solo. ITO Be
Sung Upon the Water" by Miss
Hucy came next. after which came
piano solo by Miss stephen followed
by a piano and violin duet by Mrs.
McCabe and Miss koehler. The next
number was piano solo by Mrs.
Simon after which came vocal. Mrs.
Kim ball sang The Wanderer.' The
closing number on the programme
was an instrumental solo. MILITARY
March," by Mrs. Allen. The event
like the previous ones was largely at
tended and proved an interesting an d
ENJOYABLE affair.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
Miller was Sensitive.

But as to what the ARGUS said
which led to the haSty tour across the
slough last evening. The language
of the article was that the head of
the police went down into the Second
ward and had the audacitv to make
a proposition to the friends of Fred
erick Schroeder. the democratic aid
ermanic candidate, to 90 into COM
bination by which support from Mil
Ter for Schroeder was to be rewarded
by votes for McConochie." That
assertion the ARGUS stands ready to
continue to maintain. and with equal
emphasis to reiterate that the propo-
sition is emphatically and indignant
ly resented by Mr.. Schroeder. How
ever that promised affidavit which
Miller promised to bring TO the AR
GUS this morning, has not, up to the
hour of going to press, materialized-
Mr.. Schroeder in conversation with
an ARGUS representative this morn
ing admitted that an entirely wrong
construction had been placed on the
statement in the ARGUS as far as it
referred directly to him. There is no
doubt but that Miller went at him
with his customary bluff and buster.
and led him to think he had been
greatly misrepresented. whereas
there was nothing of the kind. The
ARGUS confined itself to facts in the
matter, absolutely.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
Notice

The undersigned wish To- announce
that they have accepted a position
with the Klug, Hasler, Schwentser
Dry Goods Co. of Davenport and shall
be glad to have their friends call on
them.
Miss BARBARA WHENEVER.
Miss L. E CULVER
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
Friday, March 81, =

We are planning for grand general
opening throughout our entire
store.
In order TO complete arrangements
without interruption. our store
will not he opened on Friday
morning until 10 o'clock.
Our general opening will continue
Friday and Saturday. AS me-
mento of this occasion. we have
arranged to give away 800 Eng
lish gloria sun or rain umbrella,
with knotted natural wood hap
dies.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
PRINTED to be Read.

1t costs Us money to have this
printed. 1t costs YOU nothing to
read it and it will tell YOU where to
so for good investment.
We have number of choice
building lots in all parts of the city
which viii be sold at reasonable
prices.
We also have large list of bust
ness and residence property to select
'rom-some decided BARGAINS if
taken at once.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
EAS 7 E R

VIII be here Sunday, April 2. 1t may
rain. It's well to be prepared
Notice farther on. how it can be
arranged.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
Grovelling.

Having failed to produce the least
argument against the candidacy of
Mr.. Medill, the Union resorts to its
usual stock in MISUNDERSTANDING.
The ARGUS never has, nor will it,
stoop to the assailing of its political
opponents private characters. 1t is
above such disreputable tactics, but
if it were so inclined it would have
plenty of available material at hand
in the present campaign. However.
if virtue. sobriety and moral recti-
tude is to be the issue, the ARGUS in
vites comparison of the two tickets.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29

Roth the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
Gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
lem efiectuaily, dispels colds, head
scbes and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
ouIy remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
opptable to the stomach, prompt in
Is action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
nopular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
NAV not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. nj. ASw YORK. nv.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29

Many things which are advertised
possess no value; but who would say
that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup possess
es no merritt 1t is the standard
remedy Of our age.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29

Any customer making Il purchase for
cash amounting to So, either on
Friday or Saturday. will be pre-
scented with one of these stylish
umbrellas. 1t may rain, but
rain or shine. you will be glad to
have a genuine English gloria
umbrella. and rain or shine, we
shall display on this occasion the
grandest line of dry goods and
general merchandise shown in
this section.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29
why Pay Rent?

when with the amount you now pay for
rent you can purchase. occupy and enjoy
"hhe SO doing home Of your own.
We VIII undertake to build a number of houses
ior our customers on terms very greatly to
their advantage
contemplate buying, selling or exchanG
"s residence or business property it win
positively ray you to call at
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-29

Rock Island. March 9th 1898.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

ma trakcie i ma znany nam
sygna} wszyscysmy sic zeszli.
Ma placu bltwy bylo kilka
koni ME zupe1nie zabitych i
kilka kaszkietow. miedzy
ktoremi by} ieden ozdobiony
z}otemi galonami, i orzel
poz}acany. Bye mole, re byl
kto z Mich zabity lud ranny,
a oni go re soba unicsli. Noe
by}a ciemna i deszcz padal
rzesisty; strza}y z obu stron
ME byiy celne, z naszych
zosta} raniony Jan Szretter W
ramie prawe Cd palasza. TAX
wiec powstahcy s}onimscy
odbyli ~pierwsza i ostatnia
potyczke i znowu do tegoz
ostepu %powr6cili. w kilka dni
potem, dowiedzielismy sic,
IL general H. Dembihski re
swoim walecznym korpusem
przechodzi przez powiat
s}onimski. Przejeci rsooscia
rzucllismy posepne lasy s}o.
nimskie i spieszyllsmy sic z
MIN po}aczyt, co nastapiio
prey prze]sciu Szczary.
K O ME c..
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
1 WYStaWy SwiatoWei.

Representance artystow polskich
zaprotestowali u ,,jury" ola sztuk
pieknych, ponlewaz dzle}a lch ME
zostana por6wnane z dzleiami arty-
stow innych narodowosci W wsp6t-
zawodnlctwie l poniewaz Polacy ME
So reprezentowani W jury.
Artyscl polscy protestuja takze,ze
dzieaa ich SO porozrzucane W roznych
miejscach pa1acu sztuk pieknvch i
re wyznaczono "a MAKO miejsca ola
Mich.
,,Trbune' odpowlada ma ten pro-
test. re jury moze sadie tylko die
Ia narodowosci urzedownie uzna::
nych. Polacy ME So uznani jaKo ma
rod, lecz jednakowoz proszono arty.
stow polsklch, adv swe utwory
przys}ali.
Przyczyna, re dzie}a polsklei
sztukl So r%ozproszone W grupach W
sail W zachodnim pawilonie po
schodaoh l ma trzecim pietrze g}6-
wnego paw3lonu pa}acu sztuk pig.
knych pochodzl ztad, re artyscl
polscy% sp6znlli sic z ich aplikacya;
wszystkle prawie Juz mlejscia by1y
zajete i tylko przez ~grzecznos6 in
mel narodowosci dostali Polacy
gslerye ma plerwszem pietrze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
z Prus Polskich

Gospo0arz D. Jozef Kachnowski
wraz ma}zonka swa z domu
Radtke obchodzii 10 z. m. W
Swarzewle z1ote wesele.
Bracio Bukofcerow1e, ktorzy ma.
byli gostycyhska kopalnle wegla
brunatnego, poda7a W gazetach do
wiadomosci, re ma ich roll znale.
ziono tez piasek i CLINE, st6sowna
do wyrablania porcelany l lnnych
podobnYch rzeczy.
zorud. x. Arcybiskup Stable
wski, wjzytujac koscio} W Po1g6-
rzu, rrzyby} 6 z. N. pc po}udnlu
wraz z x. kanenikiem Kubowl-
czem kapelanem sworn X. Stry-
1akowskim do fortuna odwiedzic
seniora naszego obywatelstwa i
d}ugoletniego kolege swego sejmo-
wego p: Ludwlka Slasklego. Ia
bawiwszy bllsko godziue ma TEL
wizycie, kt6ra da}a sposobnosc
wielu osobom ~pokfonienla sic Ar
cypasterzowi, wrocit zn6w do
Podg6rza. Tam zaraz pc 6 VIE
czorem pospieszy}o licznieisze gro
no obywatell z powiatu torunskie,
go, wleisklch / miejskich, swiec-
klch duchownych, aDy powitac
swego Metropolite W swoim po-
wiecie, radoSG z przybycia, szacu-
mex dian zywlony j pok}ony korne
zlozyc Ksieclu K%oscio&a. Pan
Slaskl wypowledzla} to W haste
%pujacych mn,ej wiecej sEowach:
,Jaspie Oswlecony Panic!
Najprzewielebnleiszy ksieze Ar.
cybiskuple!
Ma wles6 0 przyjezdzie Waszej
Arcybiskuplej Moscl ma ostatnle
krahce dyecezyl gnieznlensko- pc.
znansklei spieszy MAKE tylko ME
stety! grono Obywatell vszecf
stan6w, adv oddac czest
z}ozyG hold Wysokiemu Dostoj
nikowi i Ksleciu naszego Kosciota
wltajac W Arcybiskupie gnleznleh
skim Metropollte sufraganil chez
minskiej.
szczytne wspomnienia, jake pc
zostawi1es nam 20 Sobie z Vice;
Torunsklego. Wysokl Ksleze 10
s%ciola, nagla mas do w~yrazenia "a
dosci, re wznioste stanowisko v
Kosciele i narodzie obia} Metropo
llta tax zacnie i szlahetnie uspo.
sobionY a tax znakomicie uzdol'
niony. PragnlemY goraco a gore
cej ~jeszcze prosimy Boga, ably
Jasnle OswleconY PANE pomim'
c%iernlsteJ drogi, jaka Ci czest'
przypadnle, W czerstwem zdrowl'
i wytrwaloscl zamiary Swole k,
chwale BozeJ i ma pozytck narod'
przeprowadzlc zdofa4.
To kornie, z gfeboklm wyrazaja
szacunklem, prosimy Waszej Ar
cyblskuplei Mosci o }askawe I
dzlelenie nam pastersklego blcgo
siawienswa."
X. ArcJbiskup diuzszer
przem6wleniu namaszczenle1
pastersklem odpowiedzial, przyby
}ych powital, "a zblizenie sic pc
dziekowat, pob}ogostawl} ! kazs
soble przedstawlG czionkow teg
grona, 2 kaadym W iaskawy roo
rnow;aioc sOOs6b POcZam cZf
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
Weso}y Kurjerek.

Goueeo 4 Bkra, czasoplsno
illustrowane, cd lat l6tu wyoho-
dzace we L wowi e, posiada
tresc niezmiernie obfta, urozmai-
coma, po2y:eczna i patryotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza wleksze l
mniejsze dobre p 0 W i e S c IVY
chodzl try razy ma mlesiao. w e.
Murerek jest zupe}nle
oddzlelnem humorystycznem i | | u
S t. C van pismem wycho-
dzl diva razy III miesiac - G
tedy kaidy prenumerator otrzYmu-
je m~iesiecznle pleG numerow
dw6ch pi>m. Ia zdrowy i PREY
jenny pokarm W ogole, a "a dobrY
humor i ciety dowclp W s2czegole
: radakcia porecza, plzyczem
dodaJs, re redakcJa ebYdw6ch
plsm prowadzona Jest W ten spo-
sob, " plsma tie ME So bynajmnie
lokalne, lecz mteresaia ca}y ogo
polsk;. Polacy zam;eszkali W
Ameryce, znajda r'ch wszystko,
GO ovlko ola p%okrzepienla ducha
polskiego %potrzeba, q obok poucza-
JaceJ, nteresujaeei pozytecznel
tresci Gohca Ishry, humor \
dowcip w eso1ego Kur e r
k a rozpedza i'm nleledna teskna i
clezka chwlle zycia ma obczyzEle,
Prenumerata polroczna z
przese}ka do Ameryki wynosi tylko
d wa dolary. Nadse}ajacy
~prenumerate roczn2 cztery
d olary, otrzymuje natychmiast
oprocz pism powyzszych, ~jeszcze
franco bezp}atna premie: Prenu-
merowaG MONA W kazdei chwili,
zaleg}e numera, Tub poczatkl po-
wieScl ma zadanie Aazdy nowy
! prenumerator otrzymuJe darmo.a
Prenumerate z Ameryki mai
dogodniei przeseiac doiarami pa
plerowymi w listach rekomendo-
wanych, luD teA przekazem poetic
wynn pod adresem. Q
Administrator Goica 4 Bkr2
Lwow--Lemberg
qh. hras=ewskiego %
uEROPE AUSTRIA GALICYA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

d}uzszy PREY sobie lch zatrzymaf
W pokojach i W ogrodzle. Pro-
boszcz mlejscowy x. Wendland,
mimo tYlu zatrudnlen zachodow,
/ ola tel druzyny znaiaz} mlejsce
W domu przy stole swoim. O
godzlnie poi do 9 w!eczorem po-
wroci1a do fortuna. e
Gdaash. Sad przys1egtych uzna}
nauczycie]a Krebsa z Szopy me-
winny'n. By} on oskarzony, re W
szkole chiopca Franciszka Labud.
de tax obi, re tenze W skutek
tego umar1. Poniewaz rodzlce
ME %przywo}all lekarza, wlec ME
byio lekarskiego swiadectwa i
jasnego dowodu, Ii smierG nasta-
plta W skutek pobicia przez ma
uczyciela. P6zniejsza o~bdukcya
cia}a ME dostarczy}a dostatecznych
dowod6w, zw}aszcza re znawcy:
fzyk dowlatowy DR.. Kamphe, Dr..
Bruski / radzca zdrowla Freymuth
ME wydali zgodnego zeznania.
Obrohca oskarzonego by1 rzecznlk
Bielewicz. Naiwiecej dopomoglo
oskarzonemu swiadectwo powa-
znYch os6b, re lud W Szopie jest
k}otliwy.
ho$cier=yma. Oredownik pan
stwowy juz oglosl} ustawe, doty-
czaca budowy kelei zelaznei z tad
do Bytowa. Ma kosztowsc 5 MI.
llon6w 100000 marex.
Wec6ork. Budowa kolel
&elaznej raznle p%ostepuie.
Najwiecej piracy kos1tuja
nasypy IA Lubiehku ola
bsgnlstegc gruntu. Rozpocze-
to tel jul budowe buaynkow
na przystanku wleckorsklm,
ktory Dedzie PREY Wysoce
(HohefeldeJ j.
Golub. Krolem karkowym
zostat tn baiblerz Strzelewicz,
rycerzami zarzadzca tartaku
parowego Bielefeld l zegar-
mlstrz Tuchler.
GGahsE. Bawi to znany
patrYota Czeskl przy]aclel
Polakow, plsarz l uczony +.
Edward Jelinek z Pragi
Czeskiej. Zwledzit On jul
rdzne strony polskie; tera2
bedzie podrozowal po Kaszu-
bach celem robienia studyow
i badah ]ezykoznawcow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
RAkA DEM.
| WFJSCIE
DO STOLICY.

kaWalervl moSkleWSKle) Przy-
szedl do Zadworza. Brohski,
znajac pozycye tego mlelsca,
zapewnil mas, re kryjac sic W
domach j "a domami moglis-
my pobic caly szwadron.
Kazano przygotowac sic do
boju i wieczorem wymaszero.
walismy. w pol drogi
napotkalismy jakiegos obywa,
: teia; sadzilismy re to by}
szpieg moskiewski, zatrzYma-
lismy go, lecz przekonawszy
sic, re ten onym ME by},
uwolnilismy 90. P6lnoc byia,
a ieszczesmy byli daleko Cd
Zadworza; tn wszcza} sic
deszcz, ktory wielu p%owstah-
com bron zamoczyl. Gdysmy
wyszli z lasu W pole, mimo
dzdzu coraz bardziej wzma-
ga]acego sic szed} kazdy z
ochota, chociaz ME W porzad-
ku i nie razem.
Ma przodzle byli Brohski i
Oledzki konno, "a mimi sill
pieszo O pare set krokow
Szretterowie i kilku powstah-
i. COW, dalej z przyczyny dzdzu
sz}y inne grupki, majac
zamiar, przyszed}szy pod
Zadworze, wszyscy przygoto.
wac sic do ataku. Wtem ma
przodzie daily sic slyszec
] strza}y, tie by}y dw6ch ma.
szyce jezdzc6w i dw6ch Mos
kali Z kawaleryi; re noe ty}a
! ciemna, zatem strzaly z
{ pistoletow nie byly skuteczne
4 jednak Brohskl zostal zadras-
! niety W noge. Pc tych strza-
bach Moskale O lie sill uciekali
nazad, a CT ich gonili i
:uciekajacYch p~}azowali. CT
zaledwo przybyli do powsta-
MA, i gdy opowiadali swoje
spotkanie, da} sic s}ysze6
Szczek broni i tetent koni i
Ijadacych ma przodzie dw6ch
AMoskali, opowiadajacych z
unlesieniem ich spotkanie.
Hyzo vice przeskoczyllsmy
row ma trakcie i gotowalismy
sic do boju. Dano rozkaz,
azeby Mkt ME strzela}, polk
caIy szwadron naprzeciwko
mas ME bedzie. Moskale sic
zblizaja, przechodzi jeden
szwadron, "a MIN drugi,potem
trzeci; omylona nadzieja,
sadzi]ismy BOWEN, re to
bedzie tylko jeden szwadron.
w takin razie ME naleza}o
do Mich strzelac; lecz ]eden Z
naszych wystrzeli}. JaH sic
potem %tlomaczy}, re mu sauna
broh wypallla, co s}yszac
T drudzy, take poczeli strzelac.
Wszcza} sic zgie}k i .krzylS
nieznosny, p%owstahcy og6lnie
strzelaG poczeli.
Moskale Z trudnoscla przes'
kakiwali row i strzelajac z
a pistolet6w ku namfzbllzali sic.
Wielu z mas majac broh
:zamoczona, uciekalo z placu
boiu. Krzyk i strzelanie trwa}o
z kwandrans, nareszcie Mos.
kale, nocna pora i dzdzysta
ME widzac naszej silly, cofnel
- sic i traktem znowu dc
. Zadworza powrocili. Byio tc
wielkie nasze szczescie, zaraz
bouor ,oczalo 1piaC =
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
PoNka pod hoSkalem.

& Warszawy. Cd kl]ku dni
urzad pocztowy warszawskl
otwiera wobec adresantow
wszystkle listy rekomendowa.
ne (elngeschrieben). W razie
znalezlenia W llscie takim
pleniedzy, caikowita sumo
cabrera urzad, je2ell przesytka
pochodzi 2 kraiu. Zagraniczne'
listy traca : czescl zawartosci.
Pamqtha po KoScluszce>
Jest to rog m%ysllwski zrobio.
ny z k1a sfonla. Ma przesz1o
metr diugosci, a jest ozdobio-
ny z wierzchu przesliczna
rzezba! Sa tam obrazy 9 po'
lowania, herb polsSi i po2ler'
STA kr6la Jana Sobieskiego.
Powladaja, De r6g ten dostai
Sobleski cd mieszkancow
Wiednia 90 obronie miasta
cd Tnrk6w, potem rozmalta
losu koleja otrzYmai 90 Kos
! ciuszko, a nastepnie darowai
prezydeatow' RzeczypospoIltej
Szwajcarskie).
Cd tego prezydenta zas rog
ten dosta} sic do rak jednego
z mieszkahcow Norymbergii...
| tam ma bye sprzedany...
Lecz ogloszenle to by}o
drukowane W roku 1881 DIS
ME wiedziec co size z MIN
stale.
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