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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14
Sham knowledge.

1t is easy enough to learn what the
gyrsieS would call the "patter" of
various professions. One can dis
course icarnedly, on leaving a concert
hall, concerning the value Of the mu-
sic he has heard ; or he may criticise
picture, with the proper references
to "foreShortening, "high-lightS,
middle distance" and the rest of it.
at is a tine poem: yes. very fine
poem" said I! wOnld- be critical friend
to an author, "but YOU will excuse me
for saying | don't think you have a
perfect und >rStanding of the sonnet
form. The pause hardly comes in the
right place"
The author bowed and smiled mer-
rily, and afterward a common friend
said to him:
You seem to take criticism very
cheerfully."
"Bless YOU" said he. that isn't
criticism, but it amuses Tom to de-
liver it. The poem he was talking
about isn't 4 sonnet at all. 1t has
nineteen lines"
Aga>SiZ was once asked what he
thought Of an attack made on his
scientific position bya certain scholar
and thinker who had a book kuoWl-
edge Of the different theories advo-
Gated by the representatives of sci
cnce, and decided that Agas>iz must
he ranked in the second or third
class. He burst into roar of laugh
ter.
"Why, just think of it." he said,
che undertakes to fix my place among
biologists, and he is not a zooogist
himself. Why, he has never even
been an Observer"
1t often happens that the men who
really know subject from beginning
to end, SO far as Il human being may.
are those who have least time to talk
about it. So there are long silences
to lie filed by the people WHO are
content with seeming to know, and
few of them have the Sclf-control to
resist the temptation. Youths Com
paniOn.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

DEATHS caused by blowing out the
gas. have been SO frequent of late
that the hotcl-kecpers should exercise
strictcr surveillance over their rural
guests. Many people come from re-
mote country districts where gas jets
are unknown. Some Of these people
are foreigners: many can scarcely
read. Signs in bedrooms warning
them against blowing out the gas
seem to he unnoticed or uncompre-
hcnded. The only safeguard is for
the hotel employees to warn such
guests verbally: to explain the gas
apparatus and show how it is used.
Undoubtedly some mistakes will be
made, and some people will feel
themselves insulted by the warning.
That, however, is minor matter.
1t is better to risk rutling the
feathers Of few sclf-suificient people
than to find a roomful of dead people
every other morning. Let clerks.
pOrter>, and chambermaids make it
their business TO see that every guest
understands how to eXtin.uiSh the
gas proparly. If. after this warning,
people aSphEXiatc themselves, the
blame will not rest upon the hotel
men.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14
ASSASSIN is ON TRIAL.
Case Against Prendergast. Carter Harri.
sons Slayer. Begun.


Patrick Eugene Prendergast was
placed on trial for his life before Judge
Brentano in the Chicago Criminal Court
Wednesday for the murder of Mayor
Harrison on the evening OF Get. 3.
The anticipated public interest in the
case was not manifested to the extent
OF any great effort to fill the court
room. Several people attempted to Sc
cure admission to the room and q few
succeeded. but the number of appli-
cants was doubtless limited by the fact
that the trial had been once postponed
and the announcement that no one who
had no actual business in the case
would be allowed to enter. That rule
was enforced rigidly by strong body
of policemen and bailiffs VINO guarded
the lower corridors and the stair
ways. The crowds that We're present
when the anarchists and the Cronin
murderers were tried and sentenced in
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14
sheen.

PEOPLE VINO never look up are NO
account at hitting up
No MAN can overcome himself with
Oh: the help Of Christ
II you have Gods word for thing,
isn't that good enough?
The cow has been more OF bless
ing to man than the lion.
In Gods vineyard every tree is ex-
pected to bear good fruit.
WHEN we lift on somebody elsc's
burden God takes our own.
Coon actions. like sheep, are not
apt to follow or.c a:!othcr.
MAHoMEr admitted bees to para
disc, but barred out the hornet.
II IS hard to convince dyspeptic
that the world is growing better
\ LIE is always several shades
hlackcr than the sin it tries to hide.
EVERY sensible man you meet viii!
admit that he was Il fool last week.
TEMPTING 4 child to do wrong is as
much sin rs shooting man with Il
gun.
No MAN will eve. nc celebrated for
his niety whose religion is all in his
head.
TIE man who believes the gospel
with his heart loves his neishbor as
himself.
SOME men who start out to set the
worldspn tire give up at the first thun-
der clap
THERE is nothing we ought TO do
that We may not expect Geo to help
Us to DO
THERE is no place in the Bible
where God has promised to make il
loafer hanpy.
II Will not be found that many of
the songs sung in Heaven were writ
ten Oh earth.
UNLESS Il Christ ian'S walk CORE
spends with his talk the less he has
to say the better.
Mosr Christians are willing to do
great things for God. while but few
are willing to suffer
T.iHHE is something wrong with
the leligion of a man who never
looks happy inside Of Il church.
TIE moment you let Il doubt touch
your heart and stick. YOU will begin
to limp in your hristian walk
UNLESS Il Christian lives as high as
he shouts, if he makes any noise at
all in church he makes too much.
THERE is nothing more sure than
that the sinner who Will give up his
sins can count on God forgiving
them.
WHENEVER a Christian sees 4 spar
I wv he ought to remember that God
has promised he shall not s:lrvc to
death.
You can't tell anything about
, what man is doing for Christ by
knowing how much he is paying for
his church pew.
THERE are people who boldly assert
their willingness to suffer anything
for the Lord, VINO cannot eat cold
dinner without growing to save
their lives
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

A new method Of producing steel
has been suggested by a Frenchman
over some late diamond making ex-
periments- He claims that it is sue
cessful. The steel Is instantaneouslv
made BIZ pla ing a bar OF iron and a
stick OF charcoal together in a paral-
lei direction in an electrical fire brick
furnace Of a temperature OF 1000
degrees and subjecting them to
strong current
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14
ESTIMATES BY MR.. CARLISLE.
The Secretary OF the Treasury Figures Out
the Appropriations Desired.

The book OF estimates for ap7ropria-
tions for the fiscal year 1891 and 1925
has been sent t. Congress. TIE amount
cstimatcd necessary to carry on the
government for the fiscal year is SILL
s.9,O4l, a. against estimates for 1891
of 1921, 6l:,22I5 and appropriations for
1894 of ST.. ';l,'i, 90. The estimates for
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

THE Baron de Worms has come in
to legacy IF 81, 500. 400, tut he had
plenty to wriggle along on without it.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

THERE is one solid satisfaction the
farmer has besides growing corn,
wheat snd truck. he can grow old.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

THE pummel-;ocical is the most
fruitful Of professions
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

TIE old proposition of taking that
part Of Michigan lying west If Lake
Michigan and the parts Of Wisconsin
and Minnesota bordering on the lake
and making State Of them, to be
called ">uperior." has been revived.
Several influential men in Northern
Wise ,ISin are agitatIng for the
project. According to their PROPOSE
ton the new State would include the
country from the Brule to the
ST. CroiX River. extending to the
northern boundary Of Wisconsin west
Of the Bru!e and taking in all the
northern portion OF Minnesota. so as
to embrace the iron ranges. In such
a deal Wisconsin would lose only the
county Of Douglas. Superior and
Duluth would he included in the new
state. and united would be its cap
ital. 4 somewhat similar proposition
in the form Of 4 memorial to Congress
passed the Wisconsin Legislature in
1882, but no action ever has been
taken by that b dy.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

NEWSPAPER life appear to be very
exciting in Russia, An editor in
kursh recently discharged a proof
reader. Later in the day the man re-
turned. killed the editor ana then
onened fire On the staff. Two were
Killed and the others escaped by
iumninr out OF the window.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14
TRUMPET CALLS.

RAMS Horn Sounds . Warning Note t.
lhe Cnredccnssd.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

THE New York Board Of Education
will try to put an end to cigarette
smoking.
TdE next meeting Of the Afro-Amer-
lean Congress. will lie held at At
lanta. ca.
THE cutter Thomas Corwin at San
Francisco has been ordered on fast
trip Of $500 miles, presumably to Ha.
wall.
CLAIMING that John c. Austin was
not drowned III New York insurance
compan's WA fight payment Of his
policies.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

treasury department.. leo, Al, $50
War department. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 55,217.4t9
Navy depart ment. Observation-Disclosures. IS, eeS,1-A
Interior department. ............... ISp , - ,2,v
POstolfice department. .............. $780,, SEQ
Department of agriculture. ..... 223,si3
Department oT labor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
Department Of justice. ............... G2.3,3i5
The sum of $i3,OM is asked for to
pay the salaries of an examining
force of thirty clerks in the civil
service commission. The work of the
examining branch has been moro than
doubled by the extension of the CLASH
fed service. For the investigation of
pension eases $JD.O0O is asked. as
against 100000 appropriated for tho
present fiscal year.
In the pension appropriations tho
principal changes are reduction Of
$1,000, 900 for pension payments, an in
crease of S.,n0n,0}O for fees and ex-
penses Of examining surgeons, and an
increase of 100000 for clerk hire at
pension agencies.
For rivers and harbors total OF
900 i estimated for. an increase
gilmore than 100000 over the apprO-
pliationS for the current year. OF
: thi. amount s., so. 00o is to be expend-
, ed upon such works Us may be directed
by Congress. Some items in the list
are: Galveston. Texas, 100000: St.
. Nary's River at the falls, Michigan,
100000: improving Hay Lake channel,
Michigan, Sl50.O0i: improving Missis-
sippi River from mouth of Ohio River
to Minneapolis, $l.G25.00O. For the
Rock Island III. arsenal, Sll5,706 is
asked: for Beuicia arsenal. California,
b, S23. 800: for arsenal at Indianapolis,
! Ind. SIS. 9122: for gun and mortar bat
teries. 81 S43. l26: for sites for fortiiica-
. ton and &c s-coast defenses, 100000;
! for torpedoes for harhor defense, SlO1,-
/ $50. and for armament of fortifcations,
! S4.3.0. 49,. as against an appropriation
of Sl.63>. t01 for the present fiscal year:
! d total Of s., Ass. III is asked for fortiti-
! cations and other works of defense. an
! increase of 100000 over the present
| fiscal year.
! Under the Postoffice DEPARTMENT slf,-
! 30. $50 is a-ked for compensation to
! postmasters. an increase OF sl,e5 1000;
. for free delivery. ST.. 49, $50. an in
! crease OF over $1,000. 0G0: railway pos
tai car service, s26. 500, 900. an increase
| Of S2.lC0, 900. 1t is estimated that there
| VAL be a postal deficiency OF S5,9.l.7 36
| for the year. for which an appropria-
/, ton is asked.
| Anote accompanying the statement Of
| apT ropriations made FOR the present
year to pay the bounty on sugar says:
The Secretary Of the Trea Jury having rec-
F, commended the repeal Of the sugar bounty law.
no estimate is submitted for the fiscal year
iss5. In the law Is not repealed 81. 900 600
| Will be required for the purpose"
No estimate is submitted for the sup
port of the Bureau OF Am erican Re-
publics. -
| Notes Of Current Events.
#
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-14

HE STRONG
est thing on
earth is a holy
life.
WE all deserve
so much credit
that We yer
get.
TREASURE In
Heaven draws in
tcraSt on earth.
How som f.
shepherds d. love
to weigh their
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31

PkAClC "a K~ATOLlKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31
Il mad Duu1iu autOr poSWlec

4 mad Duuaju autor poswleca
serdecznemi sfowY wspomnienle
czynow i zaslug okolo lobra
spo1eczehstwa nledawno zg lego
S. p. X. prob. Lukaszewicnl W
Zerkowle: ,,Przez 46 lat d~usupa5-
terstwa nlejedno ma korzYsC parAtil
zdzlalaf kazdemu udz,eIaf pomocy
rady, nlejednemu 0 utrzymanie
zycla sic wystarG1;; z~afozy1 rlekne
ogrody, odswiezy} koscio1. + lwet
zydzl ogtosili publicznie W ,.Niel-
kopolaninie's (w anonsach) wspof-
czucie zal re smierci S. p. X.
oroboszcza, DO tez byf on wsZedzie
z pomoca wszystkim clerprqcym l
cd losu przesladowanym. Do
mi}oscl bliznlego bezwzg!ednej
navel szlachetny poganln czuje
sic obowlazanym, a coz dopiero
ksladz katollckl! = Coz czya,l1 S.
p. X proboszcz W r. 1852, gdy
cholera grasowa}a W Zerkowje? Pc
ulicach mlasta wslach parafal-
nych jego pred wszyslkiml wldzia
no s~pieszacego z pomoca duchow-
ma, a przytem Z lekarstwami -
ME robi} on rdznicy pom,edzy
wyznawcami tel lub tel rellgli, a
chetnle podazas czy wednle cry W
nocy. Niejedno zdzia}ai ola dobra
mtodziezy, kt6ra FlerowaF ma
uczciwych obywateli kraiu. 70 tez
umlerajac pozostawl} pc sobie
pamleG W sercaeh parafian messy
gasla. Geese CT "a to sp. Maksy-
m1lianie, a ziemla do ktGGe]
zwloki TIVE %Ztozono, mechaj ci
lekka bedzle. parafianln liz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31

Jest ieszcze jaka nadzieja ra-
tunku. Ale oblicze TO by}o
nieruchome jak ska}a, ME
by}o w MEM ami wyrazu
obawy ami %pewnosci zoawie-
MIA. Tylko oczy jego ruchli-
we iak zawsze nie spoczy-
wafy ami ma chwile. Wtem
zwolnif biegu, uchwyci} HUI
gona "a reke j skoczy} razem
Z MIN do woody
= Idz tylko wciqz "a nina,
szepna} Tartakan tn
woda jest mialka, vice mo
zem sic jeszcze jake tako
spieszyc. Skoro sic dostanie-
my ma g}ebine. to chcac ME
chcac tylko powell poste-
powac bedziemy.
Czy s}yszysz? zawo}a}
W tel chwili Hugon, przymu-
iac Indyanna "a reke. =
Patrz! tam idzie Paunis
wprost kufnam. chociaz mas,
)ak sic zdaje ME widzi.
10 mowiac, Hugon przy-
}ozyl strzelbe i juz by} got6w
wypalic, gdy W tenn Konza
przyskoczy} i wyrwa} mu
str1elbe z reki
- Strzai sprowadzi}by ma
mas wszystkich P%aunisow, -
a to znaczy}oby smierc. Pau.
mis- jest sam jeden, - Konza
go uprzatnie.
(Clag da1szy nastapi.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31
L Poznaiskiego.

Bobrowo. Enia 25go llpca W
tutejszym kosclele pobFogoslawiony
zosta{ zwiazek ma}zehski mledzy p.
Boguslawem Kraszewskim, bratan-
klein J6zefa ~lgnacego, synem
Kajetana i Maryil Rullkowskich,
zamieszka}ym W majatku Do}he,
gubernil grodzienskiej, a parma
Jozefa k~raszewska, wnuczka
Antonlego znanego pos}a do sejmu
pruskiego, c6rka Jozefy z Blesler-
kowsklch i S. p. Jana Tarkowa
W w. KS. Poznahskiem. Starozyt-
ny ~pokrzazacki koscltf bobrowski
PREY brany zlelenia jarzacem
swiatlem oko}o godzlny 5 pc
po}udniu zgromadzl} z daleka
przybylYch czfonk6w rodziny.
Aktu slubnego dopeIni1 X. Julian
Eabendzlhski, proboszcz z Tuczna,
W w. Ks. Poznansklem, przyJaclel
rodziny panny mfodej. Do narze-
czonych przem6wi} W serdecznych
sfowach komendarz %mlejscowy X.
Felix's Bolt, przy czem og}osli 2
ambony brewe papiezkle b1ogos}a.
wienstwem Ola nowozencow. Prey
jecie W domu matkl mSodej W
Kruszynach by1o staropolskle,
podczas biesiady %zosta4y wnlesione
Iczne toastY z plekneml przemo-
wieniami i odczytano telegramy
i listY z zyczenlaml, prawle z
wszystkich prowlncyi polsklch cd
emigracyi, pomled2y lnneml cd
W}adys1awa M~lcklewicza, syna
niesmiertelnego wleszcza, Dyonl-
zego Zalesklego, syna ,.S}owika
Ukraiiskiego'', Dr. .Szwykowsklego,
Ildefonsa Kosi}owsklego, prawie
ostatnlch weteranow z czasow
powstania p%olskiego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31

+ Ro2noch6w pod Gfog6wkiem.
w tych dniach odprowadzillsmy
zwfokl ma wleczny o%dpoczynek
MEGA W wyzszem i nizszem spo4e.
czenstwle znanego l szanowanego,
Jakjm byf budowniczY organ6w So.
Flip Polewka, niemal w CALVIN
Gornym Sz]asku znany z reperacyi
organ6w kosclelnych i re swej
dobroduszneJ przyJaclelskoscl, tu-
dziez cichej pokory. By} to wiarus
przyk}adne] bogobojnosci, nieustra-
szoay katollk, ktoremu jego wiara
nadewszystko drogq i mi3a by}a.
Pan Bog go ciezko doswiadcza4 DO
Cd p1eciu lat ~oclemnia1y oczy jego.
Wlelka liczba odpro wadzaiacych
go do grobu swiadczyfa naocznie,
Jak wielce go kochano 1szanowano.
Mech mu ziemia bedzle lekka,
MECH o~dpoczywa pokoiu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31
MirtaM d. rs: Z. SO. Znow'

MiutaM d. rs: Z. SO. Znowu
~nieszczescie - znowu jedna wlecej
parafia place rece wyciaga o
pomoc, do SER litosclwych. Dnia
d~sisielszego podczas bury plorun
uderzyf W kosclolek paratialny W
Przedborowie pod Mlxstadtem i
zniszczy1 go do %szczetu. Stanety
wprawdzle do pomocY slkawkl,
COZ, kiedy kosci6iek by} d%rewniany
a pr6cz tego stojacy Ia wzgorzu,
tax re doiecha6 by}o nierodobna.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
SZLASK.

Grad narobi} " powiecle
grotkowskim bardzo wlele szkody,
mianowicie w okollcy mielscowo$ci
Llndenau. Wszystko, co ma polu
by4o, uleg}o zniszczenlu, tax samo
owoce ma drzewach. Grad by1
wielkosci go}ebich jaj.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31

wv NV "ASANooS'
uciekajacego z catych sill do
lasu.
- Wilk ucieka tylko pred
ludzmi - zauwazy} pc chwlli
w milczeniu kcnza. - Wy
strza}y dwukrotne, ktorem
FABLES VEGA, sprowadzi}y z
pewnoscia czatujacych W bis
kosci Paunisow. Jestem tego
pewny.
To m6wiac, spojrzal uwaz-
ME ma stepy, dotad zupe}nie
spokojne, i skupil Gala SHE
wzroku w oku ]uz i talk do
skonalem.
: Hugg' = krzykna} pc
malej chwili. = Juz tn ida!
Gala banda Paunis6w ma
f., naszym tropie, teraz mole
mas tylko wyratowac szybkosc
naszych nog i wytrwa}osc cia'
la.
Pc tych slowach zerwa} sic
i zwr6cil swe kroki iak sarna
plochliwa ku lasom odwiecz-
nym, uciekajac co si} star
czylo, a tuz "a MIN podazy}
Hugon.
- Potezny Bog bia}ych
ludzi MECH mas broni cd tych
nienasvconych niczem will
kow! - rzek} wsrod ucieczkj
Tartakan, kiedy wycie gonia'
cych ich Pauris6w rozleg}o
sic przerazaiacym echem
wsr6d las6w: Rozpocze!a sic
gonitwa G smierc i zycie!
Nespodsiewaua ponce 4 nespod@ie-
wane nies=czescie
Pot grubemi kroplami juz
wystapi} ma colo Tartakano-
wi i Hugonowi, kiedy do.
biegli do Nemahaku i wzd}uz
lego brzeg6w uchodzili pred
scigajacemi ich Paunisami,
kt6rych r6znemi wybiegami,
zmieniajac co chwile kierunek
ucieczki, pozostawili dose da-
leko po "a SODA. Naraz Tar
takan zatrzyma} sic W biegu,
przy}ozy} reke da ucha i
sluchal.
- Czy co s}yszysz? =
zapytal sic zdziwiony iowa
rzysz ucieczki.
- Sfysze = brzmia}a Cd.
powiedz, = lecz cicho, sza!
Czy ME s}yszysz teraz take?
Znowu...
= Teraz sIysze rowniez,
90 przerwa} mu Hugon. =
To pewnoscia wiki talk
wyja.
O ME wiki to = rzek}
ma to powaznie Konza, =
tax tylko krwi chciwi Pauni-
sowie wyja. Jest ich tam
lyle, lie oszcz6l W ulu.
= Uchodzmy vice do Ia
SUI, tam sic 1atwie, ukryc
niz tn, gdzie drzewa tax
rzadkie. Spieszmy sic dopo-
XII czas.
= Czy tobie zycie ME
mile? Czy ME pamietasz luz
o tych, kt6rych pozostawi}es
W jaskini? - zapytal Tarta-
= Wlasnie ola tego chcia}-
bym sic ukryG W gestwinie.
Uchodzmy ztad. dopoty je-
sZcze GAS.
= w leslie sic ukrywaG
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31

Redahtor ,,Nowin Racibor-
skich'' p. J.. x. MaGkowski
cdsiadywa} "a artykul, dotyczacy
stosunkow s%zkdlnych, 4 tygodnle
wiezienla. w sobote wr6cl} 2
wlezlenla, jak donosza ,,Nowiny."
Liczne grono przyjacl64 czytelni.
kow ,,Nowln" oczeklwato ma
niego pred furta wlezienia, a
coreczka p. kurzeji W towarzy-
stwle coreczek p. Slary ~wreczyly
mu plekny buklet. Wejscle do
redakcyl przystrojone 0yto W
sllczne whence, invite przez dzlew-
czeta z StareJwsi. w imieniu
Towarzystwa Polsko-G 6rnosIazkiego
otiiarowaf prezes p. SARA redakto.
rowi ma pamiatke tel pierwszej
karY wiezlennej piekna szafke do
ksl2zek / gazet, wraz z wierszowa.
na dedykacya, naplsana przcz p.
Smleszka. w im,enlu obywatell.
ogrodnikow 2 Nowych Zagr6d
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31

ofiarowall panowle Raczek i
G}ombik sliczny bukiet z samych
warzyw, jake z p}odow ogrodnlc-
twa nowozagrodzklego, wazacy
kilkanascie funt6w. Wielu innych
wlarusow przyby}o przywitac
redaktora naza jutrz rano.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31


Gliwice. w Przyszowicach
skradziono u oberzysty Webera
W nocy z p~ierwszego ma drugie
swieto Bozego .-Narodzenia rome
napoje, kieIbasY It'd. Zfodzieia
wykryto w osoble slasarza William
mowskiego, czyl Oak ipaczei sic
nazywaD Adamka 2 Zaborza,
ktory W dz,en pc dokonaniu
rabunku W piJanym stanle wafesaf
sic ma szosle Makoszowsklej, gdzle
go przYaresztowano. Sad skaza4 20
ma 9 lat ,,cuchthausu," poniewaz
ME pierwsza to by}a kara "a
kradzlez i rabuneG.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31
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zawierajaca ~
kilka set

pTsep7soW Eucha1sklch.
dia m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyh ma TAME smaczne przy-
rzadzanie rozmaltych potraw. a
szczegdlnle zup, sos6w, jarzyn,
potraw mlesnych i postnych z
uwzglednieniem potraw polskich,
mianUwlcie barszczu, blgosu, IRA
z6w, f1ak6w, i pleczywa amerykah-
skiego jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
CENA 60 G.
Mo5ua te hSiq5he 0osta6 90 ksis.
gormi IL. DERD WSHLEGO W
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-31

Po=noa. Redaktor ,,Gohca W."
p. dr.. Rzepecki ma sic znacznie
leplel. Przytomnosc wroclfa. KS.
dr.. Lewlcklego, proboszcza swojej
uaraf. kt6ry 60 odwledzli, poznai
chory i bardzo mu sic ucleszsi.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-21
THRICE SHE WAVERED
Mrs. Augusta COrdes Did Not Seem
to Want a Divorce After All.
Her Numerous Attorneys Somewhat
Surprised-The Trouble ola Wealthy
Farmers Better Half.

Yesterday morning the attorney for the
plaintiff in the divorce case Of Augusta
Cordes came into Judge Bartholomew
court and asked that the case be dismissed.
This the court declined to allow and the
case will for the present, at least, remain
pending in the Superior Court. About two
years go she filed a suit for divorce against
her husband alleging that he had treated
her with the most extraordinary cruelty
having on one occasion dragged her out or
the house by the hair of her head and along
the road until he was compelled to desist
by neighbor who CHANGED TO pass that
way. Before this suit had come to an is
sue Mrs. Cordes came into court and dis
missed the case. Her attorney had been w.
F. A. Bernhamer.
Within a comparatively short time she
filed another suit against Herman Cordes,
alleging practically the same facts as in the
former complaint. This time she employed
Arthur V. Brown. The second attempt TO
secure deliverance from her alleged domes-
tic trouble flashed in the pan as had the
other for the reason that her husband in
duced his wife, for money consideration, TO
withdraw the suit She again fled suit
for divorce against Mr.. Cordes and then
Mr. Bernhamer, who had never been paid
for his services in the first case brought by
Mrs. Cordes, came into court with suit
for attorneys fees and secured Judgment
fer $500 against her Then Mrs. Cordes pro-
posed Mr. Bernhamer that If he would
take up the management of the third di-
vorce case she would discharge Van Vorhis
& Spencer and again make him her at
tOrney. This he declined to do but agreed,
with the consent Of Van Vorhis & Spencer,
to assist them in the case This agreement
was made and the compact was entered
into. For some time back Mrs. COrdes has
been living in rooms i'm the California
House South Illinois street having left
her husband. Her attorney learned that she
had again gone back to her first love and
We're accordingly not much surprised
when Mr.. Cordess attorney came into court
yesterday morning and asked for the dis
missal of the suit
Herman Cordes lives on magnificent
farm on the Shelbyville road in Perry town.
ship and last year paid taxes on about $780,
coo worth of property in this county.