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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
WORE rPON 81. LIKES NEW HOSPITAL BEGUN

The regular monthly meeting Of tho managers Of
-. LIKE, Hospital held hast evening n thr
hospital. GcOre" M2ccnllOch Miller the president
~ ~" hospital. plcSidC' Tn" chief topic discussed
tn new hospital building which viii b. erected
MoIing,id" Height. The binding Committee
reported that the contract for cXcavatInc the cellar
foi the structure had bean lci to John J. Hopper .
February 20. ana that the work was now going on
rhr ground in some places T. ten and twelve geo.
higher than the street grade. The total depth for
III" foundations Hi tlcsr point, Will be- therefore
from twenty-five to twenty four feet. The work win
not bc completed. In all probability until July /
In III" meantime the plans. specifications and details
for al" bnildng viii be- completed. ard the granite
Tor Ia" basement Will BE- cat aud dressed ready for
TIA" laying Of he clrnc rsion" will probably
take place before the excavation l. entirely finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

better class. between central Park and Union squar,
AMI between sixth and Lexington nve.. lie Hao
personally about 100 Il these every week, and DID,
tributes over 1000 invitations 10 the guests to a.
tend the services in the Marpl" Church. which often
fro" seats 70 all such Is, sid.S this ne sends INV
intlons by mail each wccl to about - 'nr-avs
boarding houses. Then during lie week ae 'iIt', s
n pnst0r the strangers whose personal ngusidancs
he makes on SUNDAY. and extends 10 10 ! III inc
corrtcsi.s OF tbs wealthy church. ID" new 10
pnr; IRE" has alr.ad. pn-se' the iage Of experiment.
and is pronounced decided success >iyy-sh per-
sons have united with the church ,uoc last ot'oier
Mr.. Hubert Wa born in Nova scotia. lie Is .
graduate Of Wabash Coiloge Indiana and Of Auburn
Theological seminary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
AUSTRIA To HAVE 4 BANK hr CHICAGO.

Arnold W"sshuIlcr. 81 TIE imperial Bank 81 Ans
uia. who Is at the Iif'h hvrnuc Hotel said y,,ter
day that his WISH 10 America was for the purpose
OF esiabh hing branch ~ the Austrian bank at
Chicago. Mr. Nris-burgcr that be will start
FOR Chicago tomorrow. ana that arIangnments viii
at once be- made for opening hn bank.
rhr bank snil he will be opened for the
convenience Of Austrian people who are already
mailing arrangements 10 90 10 the Exposition In large
NUMBERS
Mr. W'is>buigcr avs that the Austrian exhibit
would hrye been much larger had Il not been for
the duties charged The Austrian merchants be
said. had refused Ia pay the duties Demanded The
art "Nhiit however he says, will Dc large and
mag,iifcent. - '~'e~ VA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
THE HOBOKEN PRINCIPAL 10 BE REMOVED

The school trustee NJ II hokcn last nlpht To hear
the report OF the committee ht inycgaicd changes
against william H. E',ton. the principal Of school No
These were taking improper hbcItcs with several young
girls and cruelty Furnishing boy named John Qur.li
Tho committee found Mr.. Elson guilty Of the latter
charge but the former the committee held not su
cIently established to criminal charge while ,hcr
still sufficient evidence 10 destroy Mr.. Elton, use
funess school teacher IN IOboken The committee
therefore recommended that Mr. Flston he removed A
resolution 20 that effect unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
NINE MARIE L. RANKE'S READINGS

Mine Marie l.. Ranhe gave the first o' series
readings AZ the Hotel Ca>ilcton. staten Island. last
night. presenting selections from III" poems OF NJ
Edwin Arnold. The poems chosen were "A Palr u
Egyptian slippers" A Song" she ana ne
Mothers and n Rl.rnt Nurse" The remaining
readings will be on sgcc >siye Monday evenings rs
follows March g. selections nom Goeths Mareh To-
selections fom r 'nnySon March 20. elections ilva
Shakespeare: Nysch -. selections from niscelsnsoU
poets. The series will be giv'n a; me Ns9ison
square Garden Concert Hall on Wednesday evenings
beginning tO-nOrgUW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
ry srcerr,Ry cyDrcoTT IupRovIyG.

uo.ton Feb. .7.-Rceard'ng un"r extensively
circulated In salem TIL, morning - III" effect mat
secretary Of War ". g. Fndcnt J. dyinS Nii''m
g. En1coit IT, said There l. absolutely no i"nhdh
ton in fact for il,e rumor. wv father hn, been
very sick man. III Illness has been grip. mol ph'
monla. For the last two weeks he Ia, been steadily
improving aud hie recovery is now assured. DINING
the secretary, long fitness ils Is III" first statement
given bv The family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
AFFAIRS or The REPr RLIcAN CLT-R

Til" Committee on CN and state Affair, OF the Re.
publican cub has passed ,eo,uton In favor Of the bill
introduced ia tine state Senate by MI Van Oolder and
In the As~"mb, by NJ. Wheeler, IroNdnl for four in
spcctors Of election Throughout hr State.
Last nisht N" Republican club hid lis ilrt "svm
postum ih"rr wa- much eur osty among members
to md ig>t what -oit ~ entertainment that was
and the attendance large. pleasant surprise had
been planned. form mikes on various well known
members. The evening most agrcsaLly spent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
SWAP SHOTS At NONE AND ABROiD.

George II. E,bcock. Of the Pa nh"d Camera 'nb III
trros,od ar~c Gathering at the 81 the NcwNofk
Camera Club No IA F.nh-avc last evening. with an
exhibition Slide. lie called hi, cntcrlinm NJ
..Eandom Shots Of Home AMI Abroad." His fellow
photographers pronounced HI work excellent. lie hrI
showed some views Of panlsl1 and II, vicinity and then
some Of England spain sni other foreign lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
Mr.. HUBERT TO STAY WITH DR.. BCGgELE

THE ASSISTANT MINISTER OF THE MARBLE
CHURCH DECLINES \ CALI T. NEWARK
TIE Rev. Palmer :. llul,crt. tn" assistant minister
~ the Marble Cole g1atc Church, al fifihaye. an
Twcrty-ninlh-,t.. has declined the call 10 the paste,
at. OF m, First Reformed Church. oil Newark N,
Hubert has Il unique and distinct department
I'm the new work In when br. Bnrrel has car
ri.d on I'm the Collegiate Ehnrh. He Is the paste,
Of the strangers." lis work lies chiefly IN the ARA
hotels apartment HOUSES aid boarding houses Of u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
ASBURY PARK WILL BE PEyyCORpORAyFD

hsbury Park. Feb. - ,SpcciaD.-The election hero
today on the question Of rincorportion contrary TO
expectations was an unusually tame and ne-sided
affair. Ih" Threatened opposition from the town
ship parisans did n" maerialize and the total vote
only amounted to 3i3. Of which 3iI were east I'm
favor of rrlncorporalion The people OF the town
proper arc inbilant over the result. Founder
Bradley favored rencprpOrution. Tho clcctlon for
borough officers will take place on March a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
JOUN DREW ~ RROOhLrN

Tho apposr1nrr Of John Dr"N IA The Masked I'M a.
tho Columbia Theatre BROOKLYN, last evening, was
welcomed by q lac and rcpra nt,ti,c audience The
play a. interpreted by Nj. Drew and his coauJn'"f'
was r.eatv appreciated by the persons present. ana MI
Drc WIS icp at,d,v called before the Next week
a r,tlrn cncagcncnt OF 'Janc" vii begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
, WoPEJyCvty'S coon FORTrNE.

Co.iou Feb. 17-Irorge u. Barslow. living ~
ealem and employed In u meat nHr""'' mas i'''N'"
Inflammation that hc nas fallen heir 10 r1l1oOo by
tL. d.,ib of n cousin Mrs Abblc White widow 81
Judge white formerly 81 the Probate court III Sah'h
Eorl,,ra Cal she left fortune Of between TWO ana
,Lren million dollars which is 10 be divided between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
AZ CyTEBTATNNEyT BIZ THE y. NJ. 4.

What the Young Mems Christian Association Is doing
for it, Younger illustrated last evening by
exercises held In Association Hall No. - East Twenty
thirdst The occasion was the celebration of the sixth
anoiver4ury foundation of the Boys Department
Twenty third The programme included vocal and
steal exercises readings and gymnastic exhibition.
violin solo by Master +. L. Farrell good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
TOENL1EGE THEETE1NDE1 HINfIEMIh1
PLANS MADE WHICH WILL GREATLY IMPROVE
THE IN>TlTCTloN.

Plan. have ben 'nt,rd in ih" HuiIlih- p'P''
mcnt for tlir Improvement and 'ulaie 'm'h "' "'
Ncw-N York Eve and Ear MhlnaiN, ~ >c'"hu'"N''
md Tlht"cNth-,t Ia" whole bHl"lh cN''P' ~"
western pavilion. n b." rohun I+r GA Du""T
I. mot bc,n adcliat. for the wor carried on by the
institution foi long time. Thc design FOR tr' ne"
ludirg calls not only for sufficient roon bn' iof
hospital Which shall fuzzy -at>iy modern require
nent, Of eros, ventilation and wari Sepniation' anu
the scientific detail, for sanitary ana special puf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
CHESS EXPLRIN AT PLAY.

GAMES IL NEW ORLEANS, LONDON AND HNy,NN.
New Orleans. Feb 27.-APpcnfcd are Two fine games
which La-kcr contested In addition TO fifteen Others
at simultaneous exhibition q. PLAY. M the New
Orlcnn, Chess, Checker and Whilst Club on February
-. La>kcr won twelve. Lost Two, and drew three
on fhi, oeca-On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
r1r rrycg4L or ARTHUR LEIRY
SOLEMN REQUIEM HIGH MASS IN lhr
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

The funeral Of Arthur Lenry, preS'u'n' VI Wv nnou
Work. Ritual Gasght Company. WHO WV" w. r,,
monia last Thursday was rel" 1T ''' 49,, r,o,
'''',' i,., -, .,r,,v morning. VcarGencra' Farley
Nv o,p,n r,4oniem high mass nj 10 o'c'"h'
~, ,,,. assisted by tic Rev. william J Il. DaS 10
deacon and the Rev Thomas +. Murphy ~ ''o uc'o"
otlisr, present at the were 'h" new he"r, :,
yewcv Inc Rev. NJ j. Lnvoc. rector OF ti'' oa'"c.'".
Tho Rev w. O'Bncn Pardpw, >. De- rector VI 90
France. Navier's Church; tho Rev =. ~ '''"'U's'
,,., n Malone Of brooklyn; the Rev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

o-.,y emitted 'Our Literary society,", u" M - 49,
Lindsay tnaiIc, l.. colby gave Kindly 'a'" w
n,, after which the large hail ECHOED u 'h"l"' u
iuc SEQ VOICES singing MY Country, IL oi mr..
The attendance wa, large and al r"."nt seemed I" '"''
ir entertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

A. this stag, ~ the game Black offered "'""'
which va, accepted bv La-kcr.
London Feb. 21.-Thc ch"ssmastcrs t""rh"hi'h'
brgnn here to-day ~ simpsons Dvhn IN" mr.,
rnnud ,r.ulfcd az follows Tnslcv beat Bird. ~
moves. Irohmnnn beat Van Ni"i 80 move. lilac"
Lurnr and Mason drew ~ moves
Havana. Feb 37.-On saturday Whlbrodt play'd
Il game Of chc,, with Lopez aud Herrera. WhIbrodt
mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
ANOTHER STORM ~ THE NORTHWEST

Milwaukee, Feb. .7.-Dlspatches from West Su-
pcrior. New Richmond, Marshfed and other widely
scattered points in the State report the worst storm
of the season. with high winds and steadily falling
mercury. At West superior business "a almost sus-
dad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
ALLC0CK'S 5 fss9g;

arc the grc1t external remedy Of tho dly TIE qulesau
SAFEST -urus, best. NO. only Enthusiastically superior
All other bio tcr> but also to iIaent, olnaent, ,.s
similar unctuous compounds. Let no solicitation o. A.
p'anatlon induce you ~ accept a pub titi,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

entertainment will bc Miss Maude Hove Eihor. otcd a
lrcturr ON Booth in Darkest LONDON HIS
sensation wherever Clrrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
The y THEE REPORI.
THE SOUTHWESTERN STORM MOVES NORTH
WARD

Washington. FeO. 1.-THE storm which wa 'c'"'
in Eastern Ksn-,- this morning has moved n"'m"ss "
the Cppcr Mi>.,> PIP Valley. att nded by genera ''
ia the southern states ana thu Ni.>ls,ipp Ns'F Nv
snow in the Lower Missouri VALLEY The upper sA' 's
and Minnesota The la 'ometrt hs- fallen rapo! wv
the upper lake region and PIPER Mississippi NaHeS sN
has ri-en rapid, from m" Lower Missouri |dir' sn -
Central Ms.is>ilpi Valley westward 70 the ROCKY you.
tiin>. tn" ana 81 high pressure over ne ~ La'
Valley this mo'nng remained almost stationary Wv ''
cter being highest Northern New York ana cchs
high over the Middle Atlantic states and Ne"'hns
although Oh" pressure /, apparently giving WAY " 81
region The temperature Ia, fallen from 10 % ."
giees IN the Lower Missouri Valley. kansa- lhd' ~,
rItory and Northern Texas. II j. much ""rh'' -
lake regions and along the Gulf coast; 10 l. s'o 4.
In the extreme Northwest. Much colder weather =.
dicatcd for the ccatrd and upper Mississippi NaHc''
rain tuning into snow. probably clearing In 'he 49, -
Tho temperature will ii.e the Atanac CO.'S. WI" .uf
to south winds. aud iaR, probably preceded bi i"' WV"
IN Now ENGLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

Try the Worlds Fair Speciai-One Of the New York
rentrsls model trains for Chicago. No extra haro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
DETAILED FORECAST YoR TO-DAY

DETAILED FORECAST FoR IO'DAi'
For New.EngIand fair. followed ~ rain or S'' ~,
ing the evening or night wind. -hitng 70 orthei'"'
49,.
For Eastern New-York Eastern Pcnn-yhiN
Jersey and Delaware warmer, southerly winl' i"
cloudn">s and showers. Ia.
For Maryland and Virginia. warmer, win n,.a,a a.
For Western NrW-Nofk AMI Western PenH,ln,.a ss 10
creasing cloudness. probably followed by AN a"-
afternoon ulgnt a,y
For OHIO. light rain warmer; colder lining n
For lniana and Illinois, rain pobioE '"'
In the Wet; much colder Wei1e>dh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
sWITT's SPECIFIC.

For rcnoyating the entire system, eliminating all
Poisons from the Blood whether Of scrofu Gus or malaria,
origin. this preparation has equal.
=. y. D. "For eighteen months 1 had an eating sore
tongue. was treated by best local phy siclans
but obtained relief; the gradually grew worse
finally took s. s. S. and entirely cured after using
few bottles" C. d. McLEMoRE. Henderson. Tex.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

10 this diagram a continuous white Hes, MINES set
changes in pressure a. indicated by Tao The Ten
recording barometer. The BROKEN line fepfs'
perItul ~ observed at Peiry's Pha'm'y
Tribune Oncr. Feb % n. m.-Cl'ar n,esrN
the rule yesterday. with abatng hor'h"' s,uesu e
ami very dr, air. Tho tmperaur" rahe'' 80, ,hss
and ~ degrees the average (3ia) beng s.,c, thAs
sunday. 49,, ,in probaby ~
In and near FMS city today thr Sii r,,p or STOW;
fair weather followed BY clopalho'' AM
warmer.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
znow bye weselej,

Ma pOlu WalkOWem wszYstkO
tadn!e stale; SERGE Walkowi
rosfo, gdy p%atrzaf ma kofyszace
sic zboze ma fanach. Razem
re zbo3em rosly | jego nadzieje,
BE z bledy wybrnie.
Barbara tel prawie catkiem
Wyzdrowiaia i JUL sic do wszel.9
kle precy kwapita, chot Walek
joj zaiecat, a3ebY ostrozna
bYia.
Lato sic zaczeio | ku 2nl-
WON sic miaio. Gospodarze
obchodzlll pola. zryu all kfoski
zyta, w%ykruszali gryzli
ziarno. smakuJac, czyli ]ua
vines posiec lie bedzle MONA.
Wallet czynil tax samo.
Jeszcze 2 tydzien trzeba
czeka6, byle pogoda sprzy.
lala.
to sic stale 20 mysll
Walka. Ca}y tydzleh grza3o
slonce ma dojrzewaiace zboaa;
codzien nieomal wiecei pet
nych ktosow stanjafo sic ku
zieml. Bedzie obfte aniwo;
bardzo ob6te.
= Ma ponledzialek posie.
czemy 2yto, - odezwai sic
Nalek do zony. a byio to
pl4tkowe poludnie, gdy tax
mowlt.
= Dali Boze sprz4tnac PREY
pogodzie! = odrzekia Wal6o.
wa.
Walek udal sic DO piracy,
do kt6re) sic najaf u pewnego
gospodarza, Walkowa sama
zostala W chaiupje.
Oko'o trzeciej godziny
zSchmurzyio sic pogodne dotad
n'ebo, burza sic Zerwaia,
niestety burza gradowa-
kiedy grad poczat trzaskac
O szybY W oknie, Walkowa
doznawala taklego uczueia,@
,iakby ]el kto Pc kawafku
serca urywaf.
Grad, TAXI grad, -
leczaia bledna = nasze zboze
ME Zabezpleczone.
Grad padat ME dluzej mad
pot godz'ny, lecz tax byt
xielkl , gesty, ze ma chw'le
zlemla LAX biafYm grochem
sic okryla. l burza ustala
zwolna. tyl5o deszer padaf..
Walkowa wYszla pred dom.
Wtem patrzy, = przez Ia.
gouy cd pola blezy Walek.
Jeszcze mu dobrze twarzy me
wldzi, lecz przeczuwa. ID fla,
nowine nIes!e. DO nadzwyczaj |
ME sic spieszy. Nledtugo cze-
kaia z bliacem screen. Zanim
Wslek dc Dlvj doszedt, JUL |
wledzlala, z czem p%rzychodzi.
= Grad? = zawofaia.
= Grad zbit do szczetu
Gale nasze znlwo! = cichym7
gfosem rzekl Walek, ciezko
oddycha]ac.
GdY weszli do chaty, Walek !
siadf, jak martwypa skrzynceI
i FACIAL rzewnie pfakaG. Wall
kowa ME usifowala 20 poole +
szad, ho coz tn siowa mogsyir
dopomodz. | ona piakafa i
do Bogs wzdychy}a O pocle-
che. W Mbie byto clcho; a.
s,eni tylko dochodzit gfosl
synka. bawiacego sic z ples}
! klein Murklem...
~ w
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
w ) w 1 a {.

L1ta upiVnelY rome, doDre
i zle, lecz Pan Bog zawsze
TAX wszystklem kierowai, ze
z}e easy CORY zbytuiei ME
wzle}y, q pc u'edobrej chwlli
lepsza nastepowaia Gay jed
nego roku znlwa chybllY,
dlugi roN lepszy pIon p~rzynlosi,
Waikowie bledy NE cle:.p}eli,
chod dorobklem woluiel
bylo, au'2eIi WsIeK soble
ohiecywat.
Pc cztesech lstach obdarzy!
lch Bog drugiem dziecieciem.
B,1a radosG W chalupie. Lecz
coz Oil swlecie sta|rgo? Wal
kowa zapadla VA zdrowiu. q
poczatku NE le2aia, ale o
wykonywanlu jake, cie2szel
piracy ami %pomyslec ME mogia.
Pobladla w!elce j wycnHdfa /
zaledwle pc izble i podworku
w1oczyc SIG byta W stanie.
Walek haraf sam 2 robota i
zrobil wszystko. co bylo
potrzeba. Lecz lie razy do
domu wracat i lone zn4kana
ulrzaf, przermowai SIZE m'mo-
wolnie smulklem c2arne
mysii 2 gtowy ustaplc ME
chciaiy. TAX >zio k,lka ;Ygo"ni
d}ugich w!ele n3nzszych
ola Walka ! jegp zuuy, M
dawniejsze. Choremu s"dz'uo
dnlem sic zdaje. L.cz Ieszrze
szfo...
Nlestetv pod ,esieh, S'-dy
zaolkie lisc;e 2 drew sypat
sic zaczety, Snadi tel ieder
llstek z nadzlel Walka; Bar
barre zdrowle sic pie popra-
WHO, lecz po]gorszyic. Pewnege
rama chclaia wstaG ! uczuia,z 4
"a staba Jest 90 :eg,. Waiek
sic przestraszyi, ch,G Barbara
60 pociesznia, ID nazajutr'
wstanle, pie zwlexai lecz nala
furmanke i postal 20 lckarz'
do miasta. Me mls!al hiebo
rak, De gdy lekarz przybedzie
wtedy znowu z jeggo nadziei
lisc ieden opadnle. Lekar
BOWEN 20 zbadaniu chore
wziai go ia box | orzekf. 3
stan chole) lest TAX groznY
ID -tylko wtedy zdoia ia PR
zyciu zach"wac. jesli bedzi'
mogla eagle ie3ec i wzmac
niajace wilma, resolkl n"ss
ladac.
- Wszystko dam, wszyst
ko kupie, czego trzeba, byl
zy1a! = odpouledzial | DO
trzyma'.
Grosz "a gloszem 2 oszc2e
dzonYch pleniedzy wydawa
sic ia leki. Walek mysls
sopie, gdy 90 skiadal d
skrytkl W szaiis, lie bedzl
mogt zah kawatek pola do
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15
Nqzy ghwile
z doll wychodzc6w.
O Q
(Ciag dalszy)

BOZ sic Boga, Waikiki,
ME plec glupstwa. Czytasz "
gazetach, lie W Ameryce mic
darmo oie daja, ae tam tez
TAXA bleda, co u uas, de-.
= Przestah gadac, - o.
dezwal sic Walek. - DO ia
tylko z cleble zartowa}. AMI
mi W mysli Ameryki. Jam
szc2esliwy ma moje] rodzinue]
polskIej zieml j tn chce po-
zostac do smlerci.
- Co da] Boze ably sic
stale! dorzuclfa Barbara.
List brata J6zefa wloaono
do skrytki W szatie, gdzie
plenladze cEowali; Walek
chcia} mu odpisaG.
. Ameryce NE bylo luz
wiecei mowy miedzy u'ml.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-15

uUtaA SfOSla, MAI takle ucZu
cla, jakby rozkruszal ledne z
swoich nadziei. Lecz ME byio
prey tenn zadnego innego
zastanawlania, jok to, lie
Barbara chora i lie "a te pie.
niadze kupione leki zdrowie
iel przywr6cic molina.
W owejs skrytce le2ai tel
list brata Jozefa z Ameryki.
Jak go pred laty Walek W
MIA w}ozy}, tax Ieszcze spo-
czywaf nletchnlety nleod-
powied2lany. Teraz wsunai mu
sic pewnego dina miedzY
palce, sgdy pc pieniadze s;egai.
Walek wziaf kartke, obej.
rzaf j chcial zn6w wtozyc.
Lecz W tenn sic zatrzymaf.
Me zamkDawszy skrytki, sladl
pred oKrem Ga skrzynce,
rozwina} list brata i czyta}...
Potem przez chwile myslai
i sam ME wiedzlat, De mu
przez ten czas Icy z oczu ka-
patty. Kiwnaf kilk. ray gfowa
/ listek znow DO skrzytki
wfozy}...
Alma ostra zaczawszy sic
rych}o, wlokia sic, wlokia;
Walkow,e ME mogli sic jej
konca doczekac. w chacie
bY!o tax smutnie, tax smut
ME-.
Ale nakonlec anna przeszfa,
a g Wloeennem s!onklem
zdroUie Ba3bary @idocznle
polepssac SIC zacze1o. Walek
codzieh gor4co Boga prosii o
wybawlenie z klopotliwej doll,
. uzdrowienie zony.
Byi JUL wlelki czas, ably
lekarz zaprzestat iezdZlc, a
aptekarz dostur, FAC lekarstw,
DO JUL Prawie wszYstek grosz
re sNrytk, zniknat.
Jednego dnia wyrazita zy-
czeDle, izby chetnle goiebia
zlad}a. Walek wiedziaf, IL
kogo najVieksze go}ebie we
wsl. Natychmlast segnat do
skrytkl pc plenr4dze.
[ znowu list brata wclsnal
mu SIC mledzy palce. Podjaf
go, pozna! ! chloe dobr2e VIE
dzlat, co W uim sto,, Znow
siadf ma sSlzynre poi omen
i zaczat ozytac.
Tutej~' ludAie NOVA. BE
tn p'en1adze leza na drodze,
tylko trzeba umlet je zoba.
cz7t i zgaruac... Pracuiemy
mysllmy be nssz synek ME
bedz'e potrzebowal tax pra-
cowaG, DO zblerzemy ola nicgo
majatec2ek...
Tu WaleS spoirzal Ia swego
! synka, ktory SIC baw,f IA
zleIni, gwarzac sam do sleble +.
Bledactwo ZmlzerOWane, DO
gdy opiekl matk, brak, dzle'
clom nle dobrze!.. J..
Zuow liza zab}ysla W oczach
Walka. W1ozyt list do skrytki
i poszedl ma wies sZuka(
goleb'.
Lecz ME goiebie byty mu "
giow:e; mysl EGO eagle wra
Gala do l,stu brata
Gdybym!... pomyslai
lecz zaraz sic zgan'wszy, 'zek
sobie W duchu:
- jake mule o tenn mys
lec?..
-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-07
AT THE TABERNACLE.
DR.. TALMAGE ON THE COMMON
PLACES OF LIFE.

Everyday Religion Is the True Test of
! Piety--God Does Not Overlook the Little
Things-we Should BE Thankful For
Small blessings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-07
IN Or.anist's Wonderful Feat.

We have already mentioned that the of
flee of master of the music in ordinary to
the queen, vacant by the resignation of Sir
W. Cusins had been offered to Sir Walter
Parratt. The new master's duties will in
clude the direction of the private band and
the care of the royal library at Bucking-
ham palace, but various musicians will
from time to time be specially appointed to
conduct the state concerts. Sir Walter
Parratt, who Is - years of age and is a ma
tive of Iiuddersheld. has all his life been a
church organist, and indeed it is said that
he first conducted Il church service when he
was only years old. In 1852 he was trans
ferred from Magdalen college, Oxford, to
succeed the veteran Sir George Elvey as
organst at st. Georges chapel Windsor,
and last year he was knghted. He is aa
admirable musician and remarkable
chess player, and he is indeed credited with
the feat of playing three games of chess
blindfolded while simultaneously playing
Bach's fugues on the organ.-London Tel
eGrdm,