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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
SUAvE CoRRIGAN.
He Writes Another of HIS Famous Epis-
ties to Laymen.

New YORK, Jan. 2l.-Archbishop
Corrigan has sent q letter relative to
the collection for the pope. to be pre-
sented To him upon the celebration of
the anniversary of his eplscopate. to
every priest in the diocese of New
York. 1t Will be read IN tie churches
tomorrow.
In the letter he says: Having i'm
mediate and universal Episcopal jurls-
diction he (the pope) necessarily has
the right OF sending his representatives
whithersoever he Will and as the wei
fare of souls may require. Whatever
binds US more Immediately 10 the
center of unity is an additional
safeguard to our souls. The stronger
and firmer the power of the Roman
pontiti the better xble and more wiling
Is he to defend the power of subordl-
nate pastors throughout the world.
Catholics will celebrate with Joy the
feast OF their venerated father. TINS
diocese In particular, which has ever
been conspicuous for lite devotion to the
See of Peter, will not allow the occa-
sion 10 pass without testifyine anew
its loyalty and attachment to the SOW
ereIgn pontif.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

idea tha. large profit might he made
from their sale 20 stamp coiiectofe-
San idea" he said, "thAt mignt suit
some Central American state that Mas
= few thousand dollars shy"
He WAS unwilling to have unloaded
on stamp collectors - cruel and un-
usual stamp" and rather approved of
. physicians idea that It might be used
~ "chest protector" The senators
enjoyed the speech aud tho JOINT rsso-
luton would have been instantly
paced had not the chairman of the
possotfice committee. Mr.. sawyer ire
pubiicanl OF Wisconsin, lnterposed an
objection which sent II to the table
The antl-option bill Was discussed for
. little over an hour and then went
over without action tall Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Two Murderers Lynched.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.---A mob of
masked men last night broke into the
Parish jail at Convent 81. James par
ish ana forced the jailer to open tho
cells of Robert Landry and Pick
George, two negroes who were incAr-
cerated there fof garrotng and rob-
bing a telegraph operator st Deheon
station and for numbering a man named
Deworhst. The negroes were taken TO
= shed near by and lynched. the ropes
being tied TO beams OF the ceiling.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
WILL NOT GIVE IN.
The Kentucky Mine Owners Refuse to
Grant the Increased Wages.

Tne kentucky Mine owners NetuSc 10
Grant the Increased Wages.
CENTRAL Cry, Kan. Jan. 2l.-The
miners here are still out and Superin-
tendent Dupont absolutely refuses to
concede the advance demanded by the
men, so that q settlement seems as far
of as ever. Thirty cars left the mines
Yesterday for Louisville. No more
can be shipped until work is resumed.
The men declare they Will stay out un-
I'll they get the advance. The striking
miners had y meeting here last night.
Delegates from the Hamilton, Hillside
and Mercer mines were present. The
spirit of the meeting was unanimously
for holding out to the last. The Pow
derry mine Is q cooperative one, but
the men there are restless. The Tay-
lor and Williams mines have granted
the advance and are now in operation.
The strikers mere say the Speed aud
other mines are selling to the Central
Coal 4 Iron company and that this
must De stopped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

the block TO repair the ar brake, when
the second section crashed into tho
rear, demohshing the Wiiiiamsport
sleeper. ia waich ware four pasAs ngsrs.
the ear caught flre from the locooio-
tive Of the sseond seetioa and Mas par
TALLY destroyed. Prof. Henry W.
Rolfe. assistant professor of kngllsh
literature In the university II peansyl-
vAnia, was seriously hurt about the
back. but tho hospstAl physicians have
nos yet learned the extent OF has IN
jurles. Arthur A. Stern, . Wholesale
jewslsr OF New York. 10 also st the hos
pital. He "a injured about the hips.
Two others were hurt, but not ssrl.
oIIsIY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Fucd n Collere.

AIsAxv, No.. Jan. 2l.-The new
Northwestern Methodist college al this
place, which was just being completed.
was destroyed by ire At an early hour
this morning The building was not
plastered, bot vas otherwIse finished.
The fire is supposed 10 have been the
work Of an inceadisry, "a there vas
no IRE sbout the building. The loss
will reach So. 900. which a only
partially covered rs insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Bosros, jan. 2l.--John McLuckis of
Homestead has sent q letter 10 the
laboungmen of THE city asking for
financial aid IN the hight against the
Carnegie officials who. ne says, will do
all IN their power TO convict him of
murder, rot, conspiracy and treason.
tie SAYS he i oasot work out of money
aud has a family To support, and Will
he crushed unless ven assistance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
GETTING EVEN.
McComss Stands Little Chance of Be-
coming Judge This Year.

MC(OmaS otS1JS liftc SndbSc ol DE-
coming Judge This Year.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-The nomiDa-
ton OF William McConss of MARYLAND
TO be q Judge for the District OF Colum-
bia was called up today in executive
session, but final action Was not taken.
The senate was IN session little more
than an hour, during which time a
couple of United States consuls aud
two postmasters were confirmed. When
the nomination Of Mr.. McComas was
called up a rather stormy time ensued.
II has been claimed that both Senators
Gornsn aud Gibson of Maryland
would offer no objection TO the con-
firmation, but this is not horne out by
the proceedings of the last session, at
winch time II u said Nr. Gofman de-
clarrd himself as being opposed TO the
confirmation. Mr.. Voorhees, 10 equally
we'll grounded IN his opposition. The
debate was quite lively tor time and
a number OF democratic senators al
mtted that the situation had resolved
itself into piece OF political retslis-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Jan 2l.--For come
time II has been suspected that Mrs. j.
Newt Williams and William Colt, both
prominent in church circles, have been
unduly intimate. Last night Fred
Williams, . son about Is years of age,
went to his mothers house and found
Gott there. He fred i've shots at Gott,
none of which took effect. A rough
and tumble fight ensued and both Gott
and Williams were arrested. Mr. VIII
lisms and Mrs. Gott VIII both sue for
divorce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Home Secretary Asquith Talks About the
New Home Rule Bill.

LoSpoN, Jan. 2l.-At the close of the
liberal federation congress yesterday
evening Home Secretary Asqulth an
nounced that the plan of home for Ire
land would be on large, liberal lines.
Ireland would obtain genuine anton
omy, although the ultimate ascendancy
Of the imperial parliament would he
effectually maintained. At a break
fast at Liverpool today Home secrc-
tary Asquith, addressing the electoral
agents, intlmated that the corrupt
practices act would be made more
stringent aud the period Of residence
required to qualify for voting would
he reduc@d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Missoun Convscts Neatly Kill . Turnkey
in Escaping.

IN Escaping.
SrRIScFIELp, No., JAM 2l.-Fifteen
prisoners in she Green county Jail over
powered the guard at ) O'Clock this
afternoon and secured their liberty.
Among them WAS Peter Reufew. Gen.
fenced TO be hanged next Friday for
the murder of constable two years
ago. Jailer Ward. the only guard on
duty, opened the door TO the corridor
to pass In bucket, and William Tay-
Tor fell him with blow Of his hst.
Another prisoner slipped the great bar
that opened the doors TO tho cells and
the prisoners all rushed on the helpless
guard. While several held him, Rem
frew and Reilly tore away the tele-
phone from the wall Of the Jail Office,
broke open Q drawer that held two
revolvers. and secured box Of cart
ridges and scattered through the town
in all directions. Twenty-Five officers
ON foot and horseback started in pur-
suit, all armed with Wiucheeters. Rem
frew is the kind OF man which will not
be taken without fight, and will sell
his life for MS liberty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Grover Has an Interesting interview With
A Syracuse Reporter.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Jan. 2I.-President-
Elect Grover Cleveland and his private
secretary. Robert L. O'Brien. arrived in
this cltyon his return from Fremont
this morning. He was asked: "Do you
think the repeal Of the Sherman silver
pufchasc bill of sufficient immediate
Importance so make the question Of an
extra tneaion, in case repeal bill 10 not
psoo Sn1ih ,eession. mnfter 10 be
takcn Moderation n view Of
the sdd1tl fsrailopbf the tar
passedy'
81 hope 90"
9Do you oppose free eoinage?'
81 hAvesnothing 70 cay on this ques-
tion."
"Have you anything TO. offer the
public on the tariff? VIII the Mckinley
tariff law be repealedy
"i'd like to know what else We are
in power for?'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

A Swede Crossed in Love Goes Sixteen
Dsys WITHOUT Food


Days Without Food
NFrowfsEE, Mich, Jan. 21.-Fred
Peterson, q young swede. who con.
Quoted = grocery store st Carney,
Mich, died IN the poorbouse yesterday
Death resulted from starvation, he
having lived for sixteen days without
food or water. Pereussion and force
we're tried 70 make him take nour1sh-
ment. but 10 no avail. Peterson vas
strong, robust man when be entRTed
the hospital. weighing over 1oo
pounds. huf at his death Was feeble,
vitbered being Of lese than 100 pounds.
Three months ago Peterson wrote 10
hs old sweetheart In Sweden and told
her 30 come 10 hls home IN Michigan
She did 90. tut ofi her ARRIVAL here, for
some unknown reason refDsec 10 we'd
snd fhis led 10 the euicide by ssarva-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Cabinet Has Refurned.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.--All OF the
members of the cabinet who attended
the funeral of ex-Presldent Hayes at
Fremont, o.. yesterday have returned
to the city except Secretary Noble. who
left the party at Fremont for . short
visit to his sister IN Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

san FRk~o1-so. Jan. zi.-The hull OF
the steamer Nollsps was found rear
Polnl tofdo. osi the northern coast of
CAliforn.s, boft m up. aud toved into
this port. arriving ThurslSy night No
trsee II Capt. A. l. Peterson. two
other officers znd the crew 81 twenty
ave mes couia bs found, aud Il IL
feared all are lost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
SEVENTEEN NEW VICTIMS.
Another Death From Cholera in the Nei-
tleben Lunatic Asylum.

BERLIN, Jan. 2l.-The outbreak Of
cholera in the Neitleben lunatIc asy-
lum shows no sign of abating in viru-
lence. Today seventeen new cases and
one death were reported. The total
number of cases since the outbreak is
sixty-three. OF those attacked nine
teen have died. Prof. Kech, vino was
requested by Emperor William to max Q
an investigation into the causes of the
appearance of the disease, reports that
the River Saale below the asylum is in
fected with cholera bacilli. Another
negro belonging to the crew of the
German steamer Gretchen Bohlen at
Hamburg from Grand Popo has been
removed to the cholera hospital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
TO KILL 1HE MAYOR
A Toledo Lunat;c Attempts to Put the
Chief Executive Away.

loicdo Lunat.c AttcmptS 10 fut the
Chief Executive Away.
ToLEDo, o., Jan. 2l.-Mayor " j.
Emmick Of this city had an exciting
escape from the fury of q wouid-be as
sassin this afternoon. At 2:20 O'Clock
Sherman Steele, an iron mouider, en-
tered the mayors office and, pointing
loaded revolver at Mr.. Emmick' 9
head, demanded an order for the re-
sam OF IA revolver tnat had been taken
from Steele some weeks ago by the
police. With admirable GOODNESS Mayor
Emmlck consented to accompany
Steele to the police station 20 obtain the
revolver for MIN. On the way down
they met Patrolman Rabe and the
mayor Immediately ordered the officer
TO arrest Steele. Steele was subse-
queEtly lodged IN Jail and will have a
hearing on Monday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

SPRISGFIEIp, Ills, Jan. .2i.--Ex-Aud-
itor Pavey called at the AUDITORS office
today and surrendered the missing cap
book of the banking department, but
refused TO surrender TO Auditor Gore
the cash books for the insurance de-
partment. asserting once more his right
to them as hIs private property.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

coughlin VIII Not Ask for Bail JUS, At
Present.

/, CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-Dan CoughIin will
'Semain = px,soner in the county Jail
until his cAse has again been passed
upon by the criminal court. No appli-
cation for bail will be made and writ
Of habeas corpus for the purpoee Of &c:
I >I1e,pSs aee kht,sA s al fit 1ib,
efEy viii rot g. petitioned. Tnis wsS
decided today at conference between
CoughlIn, his father and two Of his at
torneys-Daniei Donahoe and William
S. Forrest.
While no lawyers have been retained
for the pending trial il is understood
that Messrs. Forrest. Donahoe and
Judge Wing will continue the defense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
sOUATrERs EvICTED
Gendarmes and Peasants Fight Pitch
Battle in Sicily.

ASathS Aia 6tSsiys
ROME, Jan. 2l.-A serious conflict
occurred at TermIn,, a. seaport town of
Sicily, between gendarmeA and peas
ants. About 600 ,saSsantb, men and
women, proceeded deliberately to seize
and squat upon lands belonging to the
commune, claiming the soil as their
own. The authorities ordered the in
truders to depart, but the latter paid
no attention to the notice. Then the
geudarnes were called upon to eject
the squatters. The peasants resisted,
and fierce struggle ensued. The gen.
darmes fired upon the peasants, killing
eight of them and wounding twenty.
number OF the peasants were taken
prisoners and the others fled to the in
terror. swearing vengeance upon the
gendarmes and the authorities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Tyrone Loses Most of Her Business
Houses Yesterday Morning.

Tyrone Loses Most of Her Business
Houses Yesterday Morning.
ALTOONA, Pa, Jan. 2l.-Property to
the value of many thousand of dollars
was destroyed by FIRE at Tyrone today.
1t started In the stove store and IN II.
Wand's on Junits street. and before its
progress was stayed over a block of
business and dwelling houses were de-
strUyed. The Tyrone tiremen were
unable to cope with the flames and as
sistance was sent from this city. A
lady narrowly escaped death by burn
ing and one of the Tyrone firemen sus-
tanned serious If not fatal injuries
while engaged IN fighting the flames.
No estimate Of the loss or insurance
can now be gwen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
No Change in Blaine.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Dr. Johnston
made his evening call ON Mr.. Blaine At
9 O'Clock aud remained with his
patient about half an hour. On leav-
ing the house be stated that Mr.. Blaine
was resting comfortably and had passed
4 good day,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

An Aged Negress Forg-ss Herself and Is
Caught Fast.

Co LUMBIA, 5. c., Jan. 2l.-Joseph A.
Ba ker. q well-to-do farmer, has missed
corn from his barn for some time.
Friday night he set q strong steel trap
III the barn. The next morning he
found an old colored woman, Dolly
Betnea. who had been his cook for
some time, standing motionless beside
the barn with one hand through "A
crack III the wall. NJ. Baker entered
the barn and unlocked the trap, when
the old woman fell. Her hand was
badly cut by the strong Jaws OF the
trap and her body was nesrly frozen,
the weather being intensely cold. She
was taken to the house and cared for,
but died later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

a Bay City Mar Bresks HIS vc-tebrse
and Lives.

BAY CRY. Mitch, Jan. 2f.-PeteY
Brinkenstesn Of tbs city - suffering
rith q broken neck, but ths attending
physcisn thinks he vii recover.
Erinkenste1n wss night wafcbnsn ~ q
box factory sna having OCCASION last
Saturday nirlf % cllpib 20 steam
pipe over tie boilers ne fell. striking
en- his head tie remained iDsens tle
for some time, and upon recovering
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Jan. sl.-A
speci4I To The Jonrns from Aubarn.
Ind, Gays An explosion took 4 lace ia
the electric works al Nap,nee, killing
the eleetfieian, MIR. johns IN, and sem
ously iniuriag ins engineer, Who Is not
eNEeCteI "a i've.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
HAVE CAUGHT ONE.
United States Msrshsls Capture One oi
Garza's TrustY Greasy Followers.

United STATES MsrshaIs capture one o.
Gsrzs's Trusty Greasy Followers.
NFw ORLEANS, Jan. 2i.-The Plea.
yune's Laredo special says Pablo Co
mez, second in command * the party
who committed recent outrsges IN vio-
latlon Of the neutrality laws in Tower
county, was arrested IN this city
today by United states Mar
shsls Ygiesis ard r. II. Haliy
Gomez is one Of Cstarina Gsrzas fol
lowers aud ls under ind ctment on thai
charge. Papers were found on his per.
500 vnich will throw light on the re-
cent outbreak, bat the officers do mol
care 30 disclose their contents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Z hISNEApoIJs, MINI, Jan ali. ;.
Johnson OF Minneapolis, who smsshesi
the bicycle record last year, today
broke tns mile skating record. making
mile iH the unprecedented time Of
z.A5 8-5 CA : lap track 81 tie rIas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

IHo = FsfsIllF HisCkFDsIltf = IA TIC MOUSE
Trap All Right.
PASS, Jan. 2l.-The authorities sp-
pear determined 81 shos by their en-
ergy IN obtaining evidence against Or.
Cornelius herz that they sre ~ earnest
ia Their effort - secure his estradition.
1hey fesii1e that they laioT under a
considerable dissdsaBtage IN dealing
wth iF Herr at tine distance OF Lon
don- u they bad nim neFe he could
be subjected 10 tbs usaal process
of sAsniihstloR, whIch includes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22
Alas, Poor L,ou,s

PARIS, Jan. 2i.-Tho one hundredth
anniversary of the execution Of Louis
XVI was appropriately observed today
by the royaiists OF France. Masses OF
requiem was celebrated In many
snf. F.sl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

NEW aoak. Jsn. Ill" DsskH Roche,
Shsgrrs bsckeF, sodsy sasd thst he
~oull accsps Soss0n's recent challenge
y pisY sng ms8 "a the world bais lac
billiards..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Rochester Has F.isi Half Million
DoHsr Pre-.

RocEEsryis, y. y, Jan. 2i.--Firs
broke out at s.4s o'clock IA the Mckay
building. situated on stone strest. The
bu ldlng wss flied Win msaufscturing
estabiisnment. A. ~ o. clock the loss
ws. estimated at quarter of million
nait insured. The Ere sss then ssiii
rsgi8g. and % q certain that one IRE
man ess killed. Reports are that tao
lot the3r i uex
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

tie Guys ths New Columbian Postage
Stamp TO an Eariy Grave.

WAsHISogoS, Jsn. 2i.--Ths new Col
umb al postage stamp was vigorously
attacked III size senate today ~ Mr.,
Weieott, who called up hts iosnt reso-
iatlen directing the aisGoaNnnance Of
these stamps. Ia tried. nas decidedly
breezy speech. Ar. Wolcott rdeuiesi
Ibs postmaster generals mercantile
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-22

Bad Collision On toe F-nnsylvsnis, the
ReSnt az Carsiessorss.

HARRnsncsG. Pa. Jan. FLA Fsper
ton of the awful Deck street -reek GA
the pennsyivanis railroad i' this city
last sunanief occurred AZ iloexiow tae
frst ststion east ~ -lFeiten, tnis ni4Fn-
,Bg shout O'Clock The fast sac east,
valcn lsaves hsfe a. q, stopped oa
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-02
BEAVEREAM, WIS.

sobote, % Pazdziernika, pray.
byi w gosciue 80 proboszcza
tute]szej poIsklej parafl Ike.
Gruenholza. ks. Rsdzieiewski,
redaktor siawnej gdrnoszl4skiej
gazpty Koto1h kapl.n ten
"dw!cdzil naiprz6d swolego
bra,a, prob"szcza przy koscrele
sw. WoJciecha " Chicago, =
dobrae obejrzai sobie wystawe,
teraa zwiedza gldwnleIs2e
osady polsHle W Ameryce, ably
poznaG aycie i dole ludu pol
sklego " tym krom W
Beaverdam odprawit zacny
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-02

g Sc w nledziele rano msza
swleta mai kazanie.
Katohh, wydawany prze2
KS. Radzieje vskiego, liczy Is
tYs!ecy abonent5w.
FRANCISZKOWI MAR
KOWShlEMU Montello,
Wis, chodzacemu W niedzieIe
po polowan1u, zranii strzaf
reke, TAX ID doktor musla}
mn ,djat 2 palce.
ASHLAND, WIS. - w dn1u
8 Llstopada obchodzlc beda pan
stwo S. Brzezlczek 25 letnl iubl-
leusz zycla maizehsklego o godzi-
ME rano bedzle nabozenstWO W
kosclele sw Amy przy ullcy Froat,
Ia West Ashland. Potem bedzie
suta, uczta, ma ktora pan Brzezi-
GEEK zaprasza do swego domu pod
nr. 1919 = 8 ave. W. wszystklch
braci Towarzystwa sw. NIichala,
jako tez wszystkich sasad6w i
znajomych.
OMAHA. : Przybyio tudo,ad
czessie Towarzystwo Teatralne ,
dalo przedstawlenie. TAX tuta] lax
.juz gdzieindz'ej Ameryce, dobre-
90 duznaIo powodzenla.
Dnl" IS Pazdziernika pol.
skim kosc ele W Omaha. Nebr. vie
ebny Is. Jakimowicz pobtogos};, .
viii zwl2zek ma|zenskl pomiedzy y.
Franc>szkrem Trawicklm a panna
Marta Hahn. W przemowle do
nnwozencow zaznaczl4 kapfan, ze
zawsze So szczesliwsze ma1zenstwa
tych, co IA todu sic zenla, DO
cl co za wlele lochall, kochac ME
um'ejq d}uzai. Wspania!e to by}o
weseIe, a " niczem ME sz}o 30 "a,
granice przyzwoitosci.
Dwoch Polak6w Omaha spo,
dziewa sic lostat skromne ofsa.
dvbra zapfata.
w South Omaha pewna Anne
rykanka zastrzel1a swego gacha, "a
to, re ME chciat jei uprowadzlt od.
jej slubnego me&s; siedzl wlezie-
niu.
Dwunastoletnlemu Stanislawo
wi Iskrowiczowl urwafa kolei
zeIazna obje nogr-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-02
GDZIE SZCZES-
Gle?

Jedni mow1a, T." abv
szczesclc znalesc, trzeba o
p6tnocy z dnia % ma "A
czerwca, W leslie czekac prey
paproc,, a wtedy btysnie Jas
nose wielka, kwiat paproci
wyslrzeli cudownle pieknym
kielichem, a kto 60 W d}onie
swe chwycl, iuz nigdy smutku
ME zasHa Drudzy m6wia, De
-@kto kwiat paproci obaczy.
pozna gdzie W ziemi znaiduja
sic ukryte wszelkle skarby-
odkopie je, a gdy zdobedzie
ogromne bogactwa, zna]dzle
szczescie.
A doswiadczenie wielu
wicklow dowodzi wyraznle, 2e
ami oikryc,em skarb6w wlel.
kich, ami znaIezieniem kwiatu
paproci szczescla sic ME
zdobywa. CT wszyscy, co "a
MIN naigoreceJ j nalwytrwaleI
gonla - w}asn1e nlgdy 60 ME
znajdu]s, cl wszyscy, co DO
szczescia iak do celu aycia
wznosza ramona, w}asnle
naibardzie] 1ala sic, ze
szczescia nle ma aa svlecle /
ci, ktorzy sadza, Re maja
wszystkie warunki do szczes-
cia zapewn,one, ME wied2a, ID
wtasnie najplerwszego l nal-
waaniejszego I'M brakuje:
L dowo leDle z
tego, CO M a m Ia
stoso wanle sic d o
ego, CO ma IL u G e
d a ] e, t est pod S t a.
wa szcze scia.
Kto maJac chleb chce bufKl,
posladajac chatke pragn'e
pafacu, nlezadawaln'a sic z
cdziezy prostel a szuka
edwabiow... ten nlgdv szczes-
cla ME znajdzle! Kto nar>eka
ma trud iprace, szuka tvlko
rozkcszy l zabaw, ze alota
sobie zrobii gwlaz1e jedyna.
do ktorej wzni6sl SERGE j mysl
= ten ME bedzle ngdy
szczesllwym. klo nie ceni
cnoty poczciwosci, ME sza
nuje wledzy ME kocha piracy
goraco, a szczerze. ten takze
darmo szclesciu bedue
gwarzyc dumad, ooo ma
progu lego chaty ME zHIsnr,
ami w duszy lego ME 2am;esz
ka.
Zycle nasze po'lnuo bye