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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
KNOWN PARTY LEADERS.

FIGHTING EADlCAb-OT-iER WELL
KNOWN PARTY LEADERS.
II is curious coincidence that the chief four
nations of the world should all hold general
elections within the space of little more than q
year Last summer such an election was hcf!
in Grca: Britain and Ireland Last fall the
United States held one Early in tho present
summer the German Empire was tho scene OF
a third. And to-day tho fourth will occur IN
the French Republic. The last-ramnd differs from
its predecessors. however, in turning on no one
great personality definite issue. In Great
Britain ard Ireland the election was merely Il
p!cbiscitc for Mr.. Gladstone and Home Rule. In
this country it was to decide between Benjamin
Harrison and Protective Tariff and Grover
Cleveland and a Revenue Tariff. In Germany
the Emperor himself ard his Chancellor furnished
the personalities and the Army bill the issue
But in France no one man Is on trial ana
no one dominant issue is 10 be decided. For
there is scarcely a possibility OF any result other
than a substantial continuance of the present form
of government AMI the present general policy
Such personal interest there is in the cleo
ton, however, centres chiefly upon NJ Sadi Carnot
The result of the polling will express so far as
il can be expressed, tie judgment Of the French
people upon his Administration. More than that
it will indicate their wish whether or not that
Administration /, 10 be prolonged through a second
term; for this new Chamber of Deputies Will, in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

hn il falling into the BACKGROUND and can scarce
IS be- rcckoncd a Presidential possibility lie il
still however, a considerable force In French poll
ties and must be- taken into account. The " little
gray mouse" ~ he has been dubbed, was born
in ls2s. and was educated rs an engineer. Dur
ing the latter part of tho war with Germany he
was at the head Of the Military Department Of the
Government, and upon him fell much unjust and
unrcasonng popular blame FOR the disasters of the
Terrible Year So unpopular was he, indeed,
that he was unable. for some time, 10 get elected
20 the Assembly Nor did he mend matters by
his History of tie War in the Provinces Dur
ing the Siege of Paris which provoked vast
deal of angry criticism. After some years, how
ever he was elected TO the Senate, and in 1877
got the Public Works PORTFOLIO in the Dufaure
Cabinet That position he retained in several
successive Cabinets, AND in it made great name
for himself through his successful plan for the
purchase Of the railroads of France by the Gov
eminent and for the construction of great docks
AZ various ports He has also held other port
folios including those Of Prime Minister, Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs and Minister for War.
\ recent French writer has described NJ de
Frcycinct as the Don Juan of French politics.
None better than lie knows how to court at ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
OLD SONGS BEFORE THE QUEEN.
From The birmingham Post.

4 very pleasing innovation was introduced this
week in a musical programme rendered before the
Queen at Osborne House a night or two since.
Which deserves note. Nine Nordica and Mr.. Plum
ket Greene we're the vocalists. with Signor Tosi
as accompanist the plano; and. In addition to
the accustomed repertory. there were given two
old Irish songs. arranged by Dr. Viliiers Stanford
Broadwood. and an old Cornish song. Where be
Gong?" arranged by Mr.. Arthur someryel. az
h.ing sung by Mr.. Greene. The introduction OF
this last into n royal programme may be con-
sidered due the labors OF the Rev. Sabine Bar
inr-C;ould the well-known novelist. whose col
lection OF the words and tunes of the half forgotten
songs of the West Country deserve all praise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

have been where it is. was there yesterday ami
will 10 there tomorrow. NJ Carnot was married
TO this charming woman when he was only
twenty -one yccrs old and has given to her
every hour and every thought of his He not
claimed hy professional pubic duties.
After the President himself, probably the most
important Rel ubcan leader is VI Contains IL"
won his honorable fame durn. a." clrIlrr part
of NJ Carnot's Administration, wien he held
the portfolio of the Interior. lie was Brown
as tho strong Minister and we'll deserved
the distinction IL was he who exposed the
trcisonahlc macdnntio1> OF General J'oulane"r,
brought them to naught and drove their author
into dshonor"d exile. II was he. too. vino
showed himself, more than any other MN Of
his time in France the master OF the mob AMI
the capable uphold"r Of law and order against
tho turbulent forces OF crime and anlrChy. Since
his retirement from office there have prevailed
r'l,ncrs Of c>tranr"mcnt and oven OF Cnmity be-
tween him and VI Carrot, the truth of winch
is by no mems we'll established. Certainly
the strong Mini,tcI'-or cN-Mnstrr-has shown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

the ordinary course Of events. next year take
part. with the existing senate. in the choosing
Of President OF the Republic. TO these con-
alterations VI. Carnot cannot Lee altogether in
different 1nd bee human. Even III" angular
wooden automaton. such a. Caran d Aches play
ful fancy pictured him. must fr. som" interest
in the popular verdict. Yet Just how deep that
intrres, IT, ho would Ice rash who should attempt
To reckon VI. CdInot In a son 81 that llippolyte
Carnot whO Senator Of France. and who
wrote q life II l'arrr" which almost apoth' sized
that nm p,rkahlr Iuillan. MHc1ulay then, in the
most scaiinr of all his reviews, gibbrt'd the
subject AMI NOdably. TO SONG extent, the book
Itself This rnrag"d tie author that ever there
after he cherished the intrn-'%t Of animooltics
against the whole of England. On the other
hand. W. Carnpt is grandson Of that Lazarc
Carnot who organized victory for th" First
Republic. and politically speaking created Napo-
leon Bonapartc Though treated with th' sros'cst
ineratitudc and injustice, il" dill not murInur hut
was 20 ia" end ready, even in humility and m
mcritcd degradation, to serve 10 III" best OF his
ability both I}onapart" End France. Which, there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
FRENCH POLITICAL LEADERS.
MEN OF THE REPUBLIC.
STATESMEN WHO ARE INTERESTED IN To-
DAYS GENERAL ELECTION.

N. CARNOT THE PRESIDENT-M. CONsTANs. THE
STRONG MINISTER-M. CLEMENCEAU. THE
FIGHTING EADICAL-OT;IER WELL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

Hurtuzp. P. Pudor W Prod
kowle, kt6ry zosta( przesztym
roku 2 urzedu ziozony, apolowaf
apelacya wypadta ma jego korzysc'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
poBka pod MeSkaLem.

Z powodu nadzwyczajnego
~rozsze.zenia sic rozbojnictwa W
Krolestwle Polskiem, osobllwie "
Kallsklem, Piotrowsklem j war
szawskiej gubernli, rzad musia8.
jak donosl ,,Dniewmk Warszawski,"
przedsiewziac nadzwyczajne srodki;
Gala prokuratorya ziechaia sic do
S~kiernowlc, dla obmyslenla naJlep.
szych ro~zporzadzeh. Podiug wsEei-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

kich danych roEbo9e - wysscznie
dzietem wydoskonalonych przez
Rad ns Syberu EhrodnlarEy Urlop-
n,k5w Z woJsSa ioSvj>SieSo, Ia
prowsdzenle gn.in"ych saga@I6w
podtug rosyisklsgo wEcra nle2mier-
ME ula1wllo dziatanle rozb6iniczych
2graJ: co sic zreszta wSReizie
praktykuje W caiym csrscie. \
jaka stad wvmSS demorallEacys
niaSxvch warStw lIdnoSci oho& hvE-
karnoSc, wy2~zych l nayalych Wy
zvsk,wsczv, % TEN me poirRehUIemv
sic roZplsywa%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

1sSarz D o y. hesyli ais
T~a~"ine spessbv domo~ego to-
: s:,p Eecsenia rozmaitych chorob
""as opisanie rozmaty Gh rnSlia
,2acsch urzez Przyjaciela Luds.
Nlnszo a a ola rodsl-
COW 'nnych DR., gich os5b..2o
Fr"roetw en- c h = | d y, kr6
% vcI ee Saby, IS Sybilii, ksie-
c2 MaTka Wernyhorv innycs
o, r"Su SIS pred Narodzeniea
Garystusa al do pokuych wiek6~
Semi k czyh Wr6kenle &c sn&w,
Ma p~rzeszio 1900 ~prsypadE5w
stu&act, Z r6znych starodawnyeh
= az zehranv Is
&DZMoWA PoLAKA z Easzubq
IISToRYA Q GRZEGoRZU,
k,6ry ,rnc. Ia La pokutowai
rrSykuty do ska}y. Piekns
w1ruszajace "powiadanie Ola lu-
SUCHARKA POLSKA 1 AMIR
60
ROBINSON KRUZOE ezyli sku-
tiki ME, ostuszehstwa ksiazka gu
petnie nowo ! ,rssciwie ufosonR
5RABIA PAROBKIEA L kmie.
,~PowIADANiE PoDRo.NEGo
o strasznis dziwnem ioEu...1O
.AKLETA DZIE WICA......10
sARTEK hATKA...........5
elesni Polskie, zebrAne dla
Polonii W Ameryce pszes WI.
Dyniewicza...-..... ....25
'raw. d zlwy Persk h.
gipsk; S i k. = najpew.
n'ejszy sposob wygranla ma To-
teryi wedsug kombinacvi styn.
nych magik6w j profesorow raa.
tematyei Orlice itp.-tudzieA wy.
jswienienie tajemnie i spos6b, ia
kich u&ywano staro&ytnohci
do przepowiadania i wrotenia
przysztosci.-Z przeszio 200 -
brazknai. Dosiowny przedruk
SenniAs drukowanego w dru.
karin Unlwersytetu JagielloA-
skiego w Krakowio.... sc
D Z as iaduei dziewczynie. 10
eow'eat O kohcu aycia ,PitAsa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
NAPISUJCIE SOBlE WIARUSAl
z Prus Polskich

W 71czewle zakazal ME talk
dawno temu burmistrz ma
wiecu wyhorczym movie
po polsku. Teraz dolhsl Ca
GdansKa" w tel spraw,e co
nastepuje
Nieprawny zaraz mowleniu
20 poIsku ma wiecu wYbor-
Gym w Tczewle zostat jake
taxi przez prezesa rejencyl
gdshskiej zn,es'ony, do ktore-
90 posel p. Michal Kalkstein
zaniosl bYl zazalenie.
Burmlstrz tczewski ME
prawnle sobie postapli, da]ac
policyantowi ~polecenle rozwia
zania zebrania, gdyby ia mems
chciano movie 20 polsku.
PIeknie! Ia odpow,edz mo
giaby "a w1edzionych wybor-
COW zadowolnic pytamy
tylko = (pisze %s}us2nle ,,Gaa
Gdanska" : kto ma pon1es(
koszta zwoianla drnglego re
Drama? Toe przeciea sala kosz
towaia, ogloszenia. podro2
strata czasu mowcow Nalezl
wlec poczynit ma drodz'
prawnej odpowiednie kroki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
zadaG cd p. burmisIrza tczew.
skiego zwrotu kosztow.

KoSciersyma, Giuchoniemego
szewca Repinsklego znalenono sgo
b. m. pred posud. PREY szosie
prowadaaoej do koScierskiej huty
nlezywego. Wracat on 2 mlasta.
Zdaje sin, re ijac przy gwaitow-
nym wichrze zeSsabf potem IL
mari. Shadow gwaltownej Sm;etc.
ME dostrzezono ma nlm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

.Het. Ma pdlwyspie 2amierza
sp6}ka .,Weichsel'' wybudowac
kilka domow urzadNt tam kap}e-
lie morskie. Wedle naszego zdanla
nalstdsowniejszcm ma to mieiscem
Jest WlelkawleS, lezaca prey gra-
nicv pdlwyspu, majaca lednej
stronv wielkie mGrze, q W drpglej
strony tax zwaue mate morze
(zr,oke pucka(. Byiaby tam $40
soba"St mocnych ] mnleJ mocnych
hap,ch uzywaG. \ bylaby ~jeSzcze
Ia aogodnoSt, ze tam laden satwo
MONA doieohac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

zadne n'ebezpleczehstwo ME
zachodzilo> maiac jaka eho.
ciazby ma}a lodke w usku-
tecznieniu tego namyshu.
CaIy zajety ia mysl2,
wyszed} pewnego dina WV
szukac odpowiednie drzewo.
Niedlugo natrafil ma drzewo
kokosowe, ktore nadspodzie
wanie bylo luz nieco wygle-
bione - i ktore iak najlepiel
posluzylo do wyz}obienia
l6dki.
Ale ME wiedzial sam co z
tenn zrobic. Mogl BOWEN TAX
przydatne drzewo Iatwo
zepsuc, ME majac narzedzl do
tego a czy wtedy znaidzie sic
drug!e? trzebaby by}o pozes-
nae sic z lodka a ma sama
te mysl dresz przechodziI pc
ciele. TAX rozwazalac i kom-
binuiac naznaczywszy
miejsce, W ktorem znaidowa-
10 sic wspomnlone drzewo,
wracaf zwolna zamysiony do
domu.
Z powrotem mimowoli
znalazI to - czego Cd daw
ma luz psagna} mice.
By}o to gniazdo papusi z
INCIDENT, ktore Jeszcze tru
wac dobrze ME umlaly. Q
jakaz by}a radost z lego
wynalazku! = drzaceml reka
mi, ostroznie zbblizyi sic do
gniazda, ale czuJne papugl
frunely, zostawiwszy lednaa,
ktora uda}o sic szczeSliwie
Robinsonowi z}apac.
Wiedzial on, re ptakl tie
Iatwo nasladuja move, -
czego Gtak dawno pragnal'
Mia1by vice juz 2 kim poroz'
mawia6. - Z Gala ostroznos-
cia przyni6sf swc] skarb do
domu, zrobii iak mog}
klatke, a wpusciwszy do niej
swoja nova towarzyszke =
uszczesliwiony po}ozy} sic
spaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

Podczas gdy Robinson
mysla} mad tenn, jakby to z
wynalezionego drzewa }odz
zprokurowat, i uzbraja} sic W
ca}y zapas pilnosci i cierpli-
wosci; wpadi na to przeko.
mamie, &c badz CO badz
zawsze go to zajecie rozerwie
+. ten smutek, kr6ry 80 usta-
wicznie trapll, rozpedzi. =
niewypowiedziana ocnota por-
wal wiec "a kamienna swa
siekiere | pobieg} do drzewa.
(Clag daisy nastap'.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
TERAZ GAS

ola tych, ktorzy zamisrzaja odbyd
wycieczke " roku
1898
zastanawiac sic mad tenn; czyta6 l.
wywiadywa6, sic, dokad mala
jechac, gdy nadeida wolne
chwile.
Wystawa Swiatowa
bsdzie wiekszym wypadkiem W
swiecie, niz cokolwiek innego.
Nietylko stanowic bedzle epoke
" niekt6rem zyciu, dajac sposob-
cosG podziwiania rzadkich okazow,
wynalazk6w i cudow swlata, lecz
pozostanle niejednemu W pamieci
powodu, re PREY tel sposoh2e]oi
bedzle m6gt zcbaczYG kawat tego
kraju.
Majac to ma mysll, pomnij, re
tx OIAEJ
NORsNkH EEsN
FACEF&G
przerzyna najcudnlejsza GEESE
Amerykl. Me znajdzlesz nlgdzie
pieknieiszych krajobrazow dolln,
jezior i g6r. Jest to jedyna llnia
prowadzaca na grantee o~lbrzymegc
dzlewiczego raju
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Pam,etac . tel kolel l pisaG
wzgledem potrzeb W podrozy, map ),
pism, planow jazdy i t. d. do
CHAS. S. FEE
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent
St. Paul, Mimi.
PkACCIE "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
DouoSsg : H7lNa. re " licRHe1

DouoS>q : WJiNa, re " icGHe0
grome tamteiSzych GxiaSscxv pra-
woSlawla j MEASUREMENTS, ME
o>,atnie m3elsce zaJmuje Mjko!aj
Iwanowicz Janickij. dyreStor
pierwszego ~kls>ycznego glmnazyUm.
CziowleS ten, ktory oczywlS9e ME
poSlada zadnych ~naukowych ami
pedagoAicznych kwalitikacY, tax
niezbednych ma stanowiSSu sle-
rownika nauSowego zakladU, 6a}
sic iuz nieiednokrotnlc We znah
polskiel m3odZiezy, kt6ra clemiezy
wszelklemi dozwolonemi j niedox
wolenemi Srodkami. Ostatnl lednak
jego wybryk, przechodzacy zwykla
marc naduzyt, zasluguie ma n
towan,c. ~Jan,ckij, kt6ry szpleguje
swoich uczni6w, jak Zwykly ajent
policvjny, podsiucha3 IA korytarzu
glmnazyalnem rrzech malc6w. req
mawoajacy"h po polSku. Zawoiat
vice uatychmiaSt wlnowajcow do
Swe] ksncelarvi i ziai&i lch tenn
obelzywemi wyrazaml. Z~apoSycso
nemi 2 bogatego " tym &ierunku
rosyiSklego slowmka. Nas,epnie
poszcdl do klasy, do Storej uc&eSz-
c2ali owl uc2Aiowie l MAI tam
wislks patrsotyczna move, Pred,
stawla} on obrazowo mloazle&y,
re Pclska jest ,,zgniia kartotla,'
re najwieNsza niewaga, ia&a moze
spotkaG czlownc&a, Jest nazwanie
,.Polakiem'', re mowlc pc polSSu
i uchodzlt "a Polaka ,,jeSt mai
wieksza hahba i wstydem", sso-
Wen spon,ewieral imle polsSie
najgrubszemi wyra7emami. ma
jake potrafiio sic zdobyt zaslepie-
ME renegata. Junicki Jest BOWEN
synem rosyjskiego pops Rosysnl-
| mem bardzo swieAel daty. W koncu
zazadsl d~yrektor Cd uczniow
,,slowa honosu". Sc msdzle Mig
! dy ME beda 20 polsku rozmawlal'.
Biedna miodziez przNjela ,e pro,
pozycya grobowem m'lozenlem
! WowcIas Junicklj oSwiadczyi. re
peradzl soble inaczei. l rzeczy.
wlscie wezwat wszystklch oicow
opiekunow ucxn,6w uczeszcaajacycl
do ,,poaejrzanei klasy'' , kauai in
%podplsywat ~deklaracya, W ktore..
zobowlazali size ,,siowem aonorU'
zabraniaG swolm dZleciom i lupi
lon uaywania polskiego jezyka PC
IA szkola. Nie>torzy p~odpisywaI
z rozmaitemi ZaStrzcaenlaml, Ian,
odm6wih podplsu. Obletnicv Wy
muszonei oczywiScle Mkt ME do
trzvma, ale m}odz,ez nas2a S&Ut-
k1em togo z~s:iSc,a bedz'e nara%ons
ma naiboleSnieisze erzesladows Va
Wyrok Junickiego przypisuja NE.
kt6rzy checi odznaczania sic wobe'
nowego wlelkorzadcy Ltwy, {
kt6rym chodza wiescl, re iapow.
n,ctwo ! ssmowole, panujace v
tamtejszych ~urzedach ukroc1t "a
mierzs, a re Juuickli ma pod ,vn
wzgledem n;eledno no sUmiemo
vice prawuopodobnie chciat z COR
sic zabezpieczvt, zwslajac wszyst
k,e oskarzenla ma polska intrvge
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
Wejheroro. Pomledzy 9 abb.

Wejhuoco. Pomledzy 9 abr.
tucyentam1, ktorym Ego b. m.
~przyznsno swladectwo ~dojrzsfoscl,
by}o czterech Satolik6w, 8 protes-
tantow i 2 zyd6w. 2 katoliS6w
chca Poschman j Schultz sic
poswlecit stanowi duchownemu,
7go prz 7znauo tez szesclu ucznlom
nizszei sekundy uzdatnlen'e do
wyzsze1 sekundy l do iednoroczneJ
sluzby woj skowei. So to: Claim,
Gronau, Lehrmaun, Hannemann,
Rzepa , Won Weber; plerwszyeh
trzech uwolniono cd ustnego egza
mlnu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
7Izcac. S b. m. wleczorel

/ Ttzeac. S b. m. wleczorem
zmarla ma wyc,enczenie s.}, opa-
trzona Sakramentami swietemi
matka tutejszego X. proboszcza !
dziekana Rozalia z Peppingow Sa.
wlcka W IS roku zyc,a. Pred
nlemal trzema laty obchodzlta z
ma}zonklem swoim 50!etni JUBILEE
usz ma}zenskl W dnlu, W ktdrym
X. syn ohchodzif 25. rocznlce ka-
p}anstwa svolego. Rodzina pocho-
dzl z Torunia. R. i p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

hiereJu1. W srode :. marca
przy rozbleraniu studni ziemla sic
o~sune}a przywali}a dwoch ludzi:
ciesle Klosa 2 Rumow i robotnika
Krosinskiego z Rumow. Romlmo
natvchmiastowej pomocy ME Edo
lano nleszczesliwych za>az oaNo.
pac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

Ponisej wymieniany Riskssrs
Ssiatki, jake nasEa ksissarnia ns
M %sprzeda&:
Ksiazki szkolne i tres
CT naukoWel.
GATEulza ~-KATo.
LICK trstyl .-.........
" "N"~ enrswie-....-1s
KATHRYN RZYMSKO-RAT0.
LlChl &. 5kszy) w mocnej ..
prsw
oZIEJE SrAREGO l NOWEGO
TESTAMENTu. " Eocnei o.
praw'- praarb.gol..... 40
oLlElk NARODU PCLSkIEGO
sLEMENTARZ POLSKI, J6zsfa
ChecSSe
eoSREpNlh rOLSKO AN,
GltLSkl = ezyh ksiaaka do
naukl !ezyks ang,eiskieso 65
1bi5s Piesnl ola sak6t pol
skieh W Ameryce, uiosyt byty ma.
nczyciei W Chicago Franciszsk
Gabka 10
sramatv "a Pelsks ufo&o.
IA przez Teodorego Sisrocihskie.
go, nr"fesora Jszyka polskiego j
N,oratury, Drukowana Ola szkA
noI~krrh w Amcrv"e { wydania
tr@ynasteg~, W mo~nej oprawia
: euon,arz Masy czyl
Perwsza Nauks CsYtania, Pisa.
h'a RAchowaRia, prEss W. Dy-
nitwlcza-
w mecnej oprawie........l2
alSTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO
CIONYCH.> .............75
Y ~ u owefy, powiesa
~nosslns bardzo, wzruszajaca n
s;aro&ytnych czasow.......30
Ia sauna W mocnei oprawie 20
atoconym tytulikiem. 60
zoisstaw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
.owsfy; tfomaczenie przez ks
ia sauna W mocnei oprawis
5000. 50
Listownik Polsko.Amerykak
HI. Podrscznik lawierajacyi
Nauks pisania listow i gotowe
wEsry list6w, W wszysskieh 1.rzy.
psdkach 4yess.o...,e..s.s0
los sleroty czyli powies
wys.aviajsoa zgroEe nieludzkoscj
srog.4t zaw:Sci, ! dotkliwosc Nc
az" ,ku.eolaoSI WARY is cnot
szar-w : s..>os srdzia i szczo-
r,ll'~oso, ola;.zs nsci przes ia
\ "knisAiego. 80
oviastAl Polskie pre-,
r. M. SSarbka. Zawiers: I
Wypra~a kujawska, q Hulan.
ka " saddle, s. kukasz Stempel
y Dwie siostry, 81 PrzewoEnik
S. leaiec Wojenny, y Jasz
osuh, s) Mundur, % Kruk so
"a. A. x d 9 xxi Prseo
Pauline W, Obrohea Rlass
torn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
"a haterska r o d z 4 3, q
c>wek = pnwstanis 1853 =, zda
r.euie prawdEiwe opisS "!
Cnarlicki -. ..-.. .l5
l'v~rnt w o aczki, Pc
w'astka Z cnas6w powstanla Ia
r!>na NoScluszki .....-.. 10
/ pui deraci Bsrscy u
~>h;rxe, rrwieat naplsana pre-
& Il. P. ...... .......25
Ir,e w sdrowoy y. Chrxea
~canin, Zyd i Turek, czyli 1t
" E"gu poksada z~aufanie, o ten
ma ,enae ojcowskie staranie. Pc
~nst uader powabna i poucza
na przes Tomasza Wisniewskit
Z. w ;ecany Tutaoz
~;,,nzalem imieniem Ahaseveru!
n1ury mowi, re Ey} pred I
rzvaowaniem Chrystuss Pan
przez Wszechmocnos6 Bog
~jee2ose do d~zisiejszego dnia 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
Puck, w nledziele 90 2.

Puck, w nledziele 90 2. m. pc
po}ud. rodieto ztad ~wycieczke do
Kusfeldu ma czterech saniach. II
pan6w s., trey panic braly udziai.
Chloe odleg!oSG wynosi dwie mile,
przebyto j. W SIS minutach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

S. p. Tanciszeh Chethoacs61
umar} nledawno opatrzony SaKra-
mentaml sw. W Starymgfodzle.
Zmarly by1 pracowitym, do kazdej
piracy publicznej chetnym obywa-
telem, kocha} ziemie oiczysta go-
raco, to tez ME tylko ME stracii
AMI ledne] piedzi, ale znacznle
j~eszcze dorobii do tego, co sam
otrzymal W spusciznie DO ojcach.
Ola sEnzby swei j urzednikdw by'
dobrym panem r. !. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

Chctmno. Nauczyclcle G6rski
! lIass opchodza W MAUI tego
roku so letnl jubileus2 naucayc'el-
silva swego : posladacz Blenkle 2
BrAozowa znlkl, pozo>tawlwszv
wiele d}ug6w. Podobno uc'eki do
Amerykl. Budowa szosy 2
Brzozowa ma Ka}dus iuz jest dose
posu4ic,a. Zapewne 1eslenl
bedzie skohczona,
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-04-06
THE RAILROADS.

From Santa Fe New Mexican, April 1stl
j. j. Hagerman, OF Colorado Springs
president Of the Pecos Valley railway
arrived in Eddy Thursday He was met
there by H. K Thurber, the millionaire
grocer of New York City; r, d. Hunter
president of the Texas & Pacific coal
company; John Statterfeld, of Buffalo,
New York; Hon. c. B. Eddy, and rep
resentative of Joe Hampson, the railway
builder. The Eddy Citizen says: 1.-The
many distinguished men and millionaires
who are in town this week are here to
push forward the extention of the rail
way north for the purpose of of tapping
the coal fields of White Oaks and
vicinity"
In the northeast corner of the Terri
tory the latest railroad rumor, voiced by
the Chronicle, at Trinidad is that the
Union Pucific will not only build from
Pueblo to Trinidad this year, but will
extend its line from Catskill, through
Las Vegas and White Oaks to El Paso.
The papers informant, a prominent
gentleman, who is usually on the inside
on railroad news, said that trains and
railroad men had already been engaged
for the construction work, and that prep
a raions were being made at the shop
for all the necessary repairs for the work.
From western Texas comes the news
paper report that "The general man
ager Of the Texas Central railroad an
nounces that it is the intention of his
company to extend their road from Al.
bany, the present terminus, to Albuquer.
que. This line will pass through the
Pecos valley and will be another link tc
bind New Mexico to the gulf ports"
j. r. DeReemer, the well known rail
road builder of Colorado, was visitor to
the Toas county gold fields last week and
on Wednesday he showed up at Raton
and made proposition to extend the
Union Pacific from Catskill to that point
The Denver Republican says; "The
Union Pacific has some idea of extend
ing line into the New Mexican gold
fields. With the same object in view
the Denver g. Rio Grande has had en-
gineers ont making surveys in the noun
tains of the Territory"
he Ration Reporter says: "The pros
poets of the U. p. railroad coming tC
Ration are very bright. A movement il
on foot now with that end in view which
we have no doubt will be successful. W.
are not at liberty to disclose the details
Of the plan to have the road come il
here, but we can assure our readers it il
no wild rcheme, and that in short tim,
practical demonstration Of itH fulfllmen
will be witnessed"