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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-03-01

times as high in France as in the United
States"
The statement here made depends for
it's accuracy on several facts:
First--Are the per capitas of money
correctly stated? All agree that they
are only estimated.
Second-Are the commodities offered
in the markets Of the three countries the
same, per capita? If not, then there is
another element to be taken into the cal
culation.
Third-Then there is another money,
known as checks and drafts, which we
call private credit, or money Of condi-
tionsl payment, which is not mentioned
in the above per Cspitas. To what ex-
tent is this money Of condition payment
used in the three countries mentionedH
By looking over the clearing house re-
ports Of this country it is found that in
clearing house transactions since 1854,
about 81 to 81 per cent. Of checks and
drafts (money Of conditional psyment)
have been used; and from to s per
cent. Of actual money (moneY Of final
psyment) has been used to settle bal
anoes A somewhat smaller per cent. of
checks and drafts, it seems, are used in
England, and still smaller in France;
but as to the proportion Of clearing
house transactions to the volume OF bust
ness in the respective countries, the
whole matter is the merest speculation.
It is, however, assumed with fair show
Of reason, that q large peasant popula-
tion with small earnings from day to day
and week TO week will mostly use money
Of actual payment, and will very spar
ingly use private commercial credit. It
is claimed, and I think correctly, that
among the middle and poorer classes in
France, the disposition is to cling to
coin. When they depart from this they
prefer government paper to any form Of
private credit. In the large transactions
Of the commercial centers of the three
great commercial countries mentioned,
the customs are very similar.
! think l have now made it plain that
an increase Of money, other things re-
naming the same, will cause q rise OF
prices. Also that a doubling Of the
money volume does not, usually, cause q
doubling OF prices or monetary values.
It will be noticed, also, that the use Of
private commercial paper must be
limited in reasonable proportions to the
money which settles balances. The
acreage amount Of the two moneys used
is about 95 per cent. of private paper to
5 per cent. Of the money Of final payment,
with which to settle balances. So, then,
speaking approximately, for every dollar
of currency contraction in the money
centers, $40 worth of business must cease,
or be done at greater hazard. Hence,
during periods of contraction, men still
strive to keep up their former volume Of
business by running nearer and still
nearer the danger line, with continually
increasing numbers Of bankruptcies.
The next point Of inquiry is this: Who
are hurt or benefited by contraction or
expansion, and the consequent fall or
rise Of pricesH Are the classes thus in
jured or benefited very large in acountry
like ours?
By the contraction of money and fall
ing prices all debtors are injured, be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
4 con ritter ~ Blue FLANNEL.

nnc Yacht lay at anchor awaiting favorable breeze
for her mission OF pleasure. The lded about the
deck and a happy group Of guests at conversins
pIessln,ly In the group was handsome mother; her
rompine boy OF i've years broke from her hand clam
tered 10 the rs,i. rolled over IL and whrlet down
the tide The mothers shrieks reused dorng loungtnG
sailor who at eomprchcnded the situation and
plunged after the child Others promptly manned boat
and soon overhauIed the sailor. who nov swimming
with the little fellow in HIS grasp IA ss they re-
turned to The yachts deck the mother with streaming
eyes threw her around the mock Of the dripping
rsscuer and fervcnty exclaimed; 'ohi Obi sir. how.
how can l ever reply you'll Name your reward for
giving bacx my ana saving me from broken heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
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CEICRT IN INDIA.
Ilallabad Mall.

From The Aahabad Mall.
,rho Roniaras caslonay keep dogs and II was.
we believe. Banjara dog Mhich gave rise 10 'i,,
icost hnlf dozen different paris OF lhdin tue sno
stance being identical. though the localities diher
nv =. Once upon time poor man owed large sum OF
NANCY 10 a Banya. and a he could pay nothing ,he
amya came to seize his property. hut found all that
hc Ind was n dog. Well said the Banya; since
~, vo, have nothing else, will take the dog he VIII
holm TO watch my house. so the poor man TOOK u
,rS.r farewell OF his four footed friend. with many
,,rimnc,ions TO serve his new master faithfully and
never 10 attempt TO run home some time al'er lle
doc got 10 his home thieves broke INTO the mouse
ana took ali they could find. Though the dos barkcd
ns loudly rs he could. yet the Bnnlya si,oren VI.
,,"h their booty be followed them ana saw mem ma
irr thcr trea sure In holes dug In the dry pea OF
nnla lie then home ana never stoPPeu "n ni,o
mill his master woke up. The Baniya was Irah',c
with grief discovering his loss nna VIZ , uo' ~,
wreal his vengeance on the dog. but attractso 10y
his strange behavior he determined 10 watch MN III
sfead The dog nj once led the way 10 the nara. ,nu
hegou patching AT the hole. ana very soon the stoe
wealth again In possession pl III ia nrnnertv was
80 crno, tb,t he wrote paper. Your dog has pniu
yonr debt and fastening this TO the dog cot2.;
iode him return 10 his old master ana the ial.hIui
dog full OF Joy. troted on n nnr s, al ahmt tSs time
Ills old master. as It happened JUST aDSut .s IN,
hnSon to long for sight OF his dog and determined
10 90 and see how h. was get'lhe on. VIII ~,
him lie drew his sword anu hm,. 81 t'I me-
a , 70 coscss him he cut off his bend with me
sword CRYING ont: Thou disobedient dog ray ue
nenaIty OF deserving thy post Then 100 ia'e ~ sw
seized with such remorse that he fell upon ms sMoi'
and died The man and dog are buried III one s,'N :,
and amy one travelling Ia HaidaraDnd may sun SUE
the grave BY tho roadside'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

r,cu she rr,>scd :, half score Of Kisses the tar's
Ncathcr.brunrc1 checks.
Lady" answered he. ~ she released NM ECU ''c
yuungstcr 90 overheard again -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

TIE pESNsYLvANIAs WASHINGTON TRAINS.
Tue superb service Of trains run BY the pennsy,
mas this the avore line to the Capital The trains
are fast and Frequent -
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15

!: Visit the Midway Piaisunce at Clark
.. Proud's.
! Steel silver mated knives and forks
at kunkcl's.
| Watch chains and charms. a nice
! line, at Fieger baum's.
Don't fail TO come and see the fine
candies at the New Bakery. W. v. Town
send.
Go to Oren & Mey. New Point, for
your Holiday goods. N ! line in the
county and at prices tina. suit all.
Earnest Cook, Of Moi City. was
down for few days. this week, visiting
relatives. He IS attending school in
Mound City.
We are sorry TO learn that Mrs.
Joseph Pierce, OF Forbes township, has
been quite seriously sick. We are glad
to learn that she is better, and hope for
her speedy recovery.
-UncIe Hayden Edwards, Of Bi.
Lake. made Oregon and his numerous
friends short visit iast Friday. He
says the prospects are good for tine bass
fishing next spring. HIS sons. Lowell
and Willie.nre each just recovering from
severe spells OF sickness.
The Republican League clubs OF
Missouri hars been called to meet in
convention at Springfield on February
23d. Tie basis OF representation has
been fixed at three delegates for each
and every club duly organized. and one
delegate additional for each Fifty mem
bers, or fractional part o; fifty exceeding
twenty FIVE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15
-Gol,! pens at Fiepcnhaun,'s.

! N'piN- peas a. q
: Fresh cranberrics az L. S. IIinde s.
See the tcg ard baby show a
Proud's.
j. c. Fttsh has desirable residence
property that he viii rent.
| i am needing money ve:y badly.
Please call and settle. ID. VI. MARTIN.
Don't fail to see that stock OF jew
elry aud fine gift books at CO. Prond's.
Remember that Moore & Seeman
give full weight and measure to every
one.
Neil Kunkei. the ieweler, will take
your old gold and silver in exchange for
goods.
Schultz Bros. have fine line OF
cooking and heating stoves on hand at
prices to suit the times.
The Union Sunday school is prepar-
ing to give a christmas entertainment
and christmas tree. Program later.
Don't forget that n. F. Murray &
Sons. will gel! you extra pear, plum ard
cherry trees at one dollar for three trees.
Wiener wu7st, liver wurst, bologna.
cheese. oysters, fresh iish always on hand.
lunches served at any time. day or night,
soda pop aud ginger ale fresh OF tap at
Molters. east side of square.
The Howell house will be opea to
the public Monday, Dec. 18th. 1898.
Will be run first class IN every particu-
lar. Terms to transient, sl.O0 per day.
CH,s. II. HOWELL, Prop.
Married, at the Office OF Probate
Judge O'Failon. in this city. Thursday,
Dec. 1883, Mr.. Clint Pennington, Of
New Point, and Miss Kate Foster. Of
this city We are Informed that they
will make their future home in ORaha
Neb The SENTINEL wishes them hap
piness aud prosperity.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15
OREGON,
Silver thinblcs az Fiesenbaum's.

Silver thimblcs az Fiegenbaum's
Yes, We need that money you owe
us. Moore Il Sesman.
See the best sewing machines on
earth for sale by Neil Kunkei.
Mrs. Sayles has nicely prepared
home -maCie mince meat for sale.
For Sale-One tenor slide trombone
horn, cheap for cash. Inquire at 1HE
SENTINEL cilice.
A good piano will he exchanged for
a good COW. For particulars call at The
SENTINEL office.
Finest line of dolls ever brought 10
Oregon at J. I. Buffers drug store. He
detys competition.
Arrangements are being completed
for a Christmas entertainment at the
Christian church, Christmas night. Pro-
gram later.
&C. ". Lukens, dentist, will be in
Mound City, next week from Tuesday to
Saturday, inclusive. at the Midland
hotel. Remember this and go and See
him for first class dental work IN all OF
its branches.
Leave all orders at John c. Phil
bricks drug store FOR freight and express
between Oregon and Forest City, or for
any transferring you want attended to,
az from now on that will be my head
quarters. All orders will receive prompt
aud careful attention.
J. NJ. WICKEHsHAM.
BY referring to our inside columns
this week, the reader will find an item
headed "Sheriff's Sales" These are
sales that will be made by Sheriff Cook
at the January term Of the circuit court,
1894, and are all set for Saturday. Janu-
ary 6, 1894. In order to make them
handy and convenient for our readers,
We only publish the parties names, de-
scription OF property to be sold and date
Of sale.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15
GJ,d and silver thimDies at HUNK

-GJ,d and silver thimbies at Kunkel's
All kinds Of mnce pie truck a,
I. 5. Hinde's.
Mixed ruts and fine candies at W
Y. ToTnsend's.
For good watch or clock repairs &c
to Fiegenbaum's.
See Oren il Meyers Holiday stock
at New Point candy cheaper than any
one.
Finest minca meat material, dried
fruits, and fresh oysters, cheap at Moore
X Seeman's.
You can save twenty five 70 fifty per
cent. on nursery stock by purchasing IT
from y. +. Murray il Sons.
An over stock OF albums at Proud g
store, that will be sold at reduced pri-
ces. See them before buying.
Miss Carrie Hill. "f Forest City, is
very low with typho'i fever. Her father,
Lum Hill, of st. Joseph, is at her bed
side.
Teachers. We are now prepared to
furnish YOU school reports, good for n
term of six months. handsomely printed
on good card board, for &c Tor first doz-
en-. Zoe for each additional dozen. Call
or send in your orders.
Having purchased the interest and
good will of Ciei Mol:er in the freight
express and transfer line between Ore
gon and Forest City,, solicit the pa
tronage Of the community in general.
Am also prepared to make hauling con-
tracts Of any kind in addition to the
regular business between Oregon and
Forest City. Prompt service and care
ful attention gwen TO all work entrusted
to me. All goods delivered in the city
free of charge. Leave orders at e. o.
Proud's drug store. Express matter !
Tor out of town customers can be found |
al the same place-C. U. Proud's. !
SrEEIrSG T.. pEEXrSs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15
Male Hoo For Sale.

Ore year old and good one. Also the
following kinds OF seed potatoes, which
| consider the best l ever grew. All
early or second early, viz: Rural New
Yorker, No. =" "Crown Jewell" Erie
man." Crawford Seeding" and "Ey,
OH" orders booked now. Send them
on and get the best potatoes IN cultiva-
ton. Culled 81 l.25 per bushel, +. o. B.
or us they run Sl.O per brshel.
J. n. MENIFEE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15
Land For Sale.

have good farm for sale, only two
milesfrom Forest City, Mo. l65 acres.
well improved. two good houses, good
barn and plenty Of water, also good
orchard. Can divide it and Sell two good
farms of 81 acres each, with houses and
barns and good we'll and cistern ON each.
Price very low.
T. S. HINDE.
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15

William Risk has returned from
three weeks trip 10 Oklahoma and the
territory.
Vine Hovey. agent at Forest City,
informs US that during the frs: week in
Dec. this year, ending Dec. .. ten more
cars of corn were shipped from there
than was shipped during the entire
month OF Dec. lS!C
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15

For fine Christmas presents examine
the stock at Neil Kunkers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15

"A model Of the great Ferris wheel
can be seen at Proud's drag store.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15
Notice

All persons knowing themselves in
debted TO Schultz Bros or Sch lite &
Allen, will please call and settle at once,
Tor we need the money and must have it
8t once.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-12-15
For Sale,

A Bakery and Confectionery in Ore
Ron, No., doing a good business. The
best Of reasons for selling. Call on or
address this Office.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
Move moody.

Me chcemy wydawac sadu W
sprawie nowych mod i CUSTOM
damskich, lecz ostra dalibysmy
odprawq temu, ktobv powiedzlai.
re pannY Club meAatki) amerykah
sk1e sa ma cateJ kuIi ziemsk,o1
ma jwiekszym powabem. Moge ::
czasem szaty damskic nieoszacu
wune. lecz Mkt ME smie movie.
ably n wabliy przechodniow W
~ktorembadz miescie miedzy Den.
vera Colorado KaAdy kto wick
szy czy mAieJszy HAWAII podro&o
vat koleja Burlirgtohska. mad
kt0ra lea prawlc wszystkic
z~n"cznlejszc mIasta pomiqdzy
Denver Chicago. Ga take
naIWIcksz" mlasta romiedzy
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Chicago
st. Luisl 2 pewno5cia poIzlwiaI
Ilc2no piekne ubrania, piqknycl
dam, kt6rych uluHiona ltuia les
koloj Burl n~gtohsIsa. Wartos,
stanowi c2fowicka, ale Mo I.
parysk a jogo praktyczn;
wartoscia jest jogo u~posaAcnio
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
Tx O-NEeS
NORTH HI EHfN
PAGE FEC

przerzyna najcudnlejsza Geese
Amerykl. Me znajdz1esz n1gdzie
pieknieiszych krajopraz6w dolln,
jezi6r i gor. Jest to jedyna llnia
prowadzaca ma grantee olbrzymego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
erz apy zadala GAIA kwote $50

ecz apy zada}a Gala kwots $50
dol.
Towarzystwo Nais}. serca
Jezusa, liczace cbecnle 100 czfon
kow, oSwiadcza, IL jezell D. Czela-
dzlnska pozostalych pleniedzy ME
p,rzyjmie, takowe z}ozy W Banku
ma rzecz mafoletniei cork, Jak
r6wnlez pien,adze kasy po-
smlertnej.
Pozoslala wdowa pc sp.
JANE Czeladzlnskim ciezk'ej
zafobie, jak,ej lrudno opisac, zaraA
W %nastepnych dnlach 20 pogrzeble,
ME zwaz4jac ma ma}a slero.e, o
wzgledy lnnych sic ubiega, t. },
zyczy soble wyjsG "a MAJ. a tu
ME TAX DO wd6wkl, lak do pie
medzy kaldy SIG garale.
Powyzsza korespoudency2 pro
simy umlesciG W calo$cn w tanach
Wiaruso ! jako podaj4cq fakta
prawdziwe podpisWemy:
M,cha4 B}azejewski prezyden'
Joz>f Jydr<ejewSk kasler
Jozef OIbryt radny /
Andrzei Drajno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
PferWszy pOlskh
0DclR0d marOdOWy
" STEVENS POINT
{ Wis.,
Stevens Point, 20 Stycznla.

Stevens Point, 20 S%tycznla.
w dniu % StYcznia b. +.
PoIacy t~uteJsi obchodzili pc raz
plerwszy rocznlce p%cwstania Z r.
1868 pleknle udekorowanej
ma ten eel hall.
Przemawlall: Wielebny ky.
Kugowsk1 z Junction City, nasz
proboszcz Wiel. ks. Wozny / OBJ.
j. Kwasnlewskl.
Spiewy narodowe ,,Boze COS
Polske," ,,splew z mad WisFy a
W koncu ,.Jeszcze Polska ME
zgine}a" odspiewa} Choir m~1eszany.
Bardzo piekn1e wvSonany zos-
tai W czasie koleKty ma pomnik
koscinszk1 duet ~,,PrzyszlcSt
S}owian" i solo ,,Czarna sukien-
ka",
Panlenki d~owiodfy, re hietyl-
ko mai2 g4os plekny, ale j mako
mit2 wprawq spiewie.
Daklamacya ,,OrzeF Bialy''
przcz pannq X. Nowak powlodta
sic barazo dobrze.
Ma pomnik Kosciuszkl zebra
~ $36.9i, a 20 cdtrqceniu $l.0C
M niezbcdnc wYdatki urzadzenl,
zostaio 1924 ,ktdr2 TO sumo odes}a
no ma w}asclwe rece.
Msz2 zaiobn2 "a olegtycl
odprawi} Wlel. Ks. proboszcz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
& "a
FarIna ma Sprzedaz.

po}ozona w powlecie Trem-
pealeau, gdzle bardzo wiele miesz-
ka Polak6w. Najbllzsze miasto
Arcadia. s mil cd kolei 20 nil
cd WinonY. 8 ARROW obsianyuh
tNmotE4 10 ARROW zoranyrh.
E,ta tarma obeimuJe 90 ARROW.
Dom, >pichrz, stodo}a. Dobra woda
zrGdlana i >taw bllsEo domu.
Cen& przYstepna. I1arma ma bye
sprZedanq 2 p"wodu s}abosci Was
ciciela. I@tosl5 sic do JOS. Frsch,
92l ). $ Str, La Crosse, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

naukowe i materyalne, jego praca
i wyaajnosc, jego przydatnosG.
Te przymioty i kolej Burlington
ska csynia jedna z najprzednlej.
szych i naiwleceJ lubionych W
dzlesieciu wlelklch Stanach
Zachodu. Zgiesic s'e pc tykiety i
informacye do kazdego agenta,
albo nawet do pana W. II.
Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent st.
Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
OFICYALNIE.


Kwestya 0 arystokracyl, poru-
szona przez Naszych Jasnle Oswle.
conych uczonych, gfeboko sic
odbl1a ma tie Naszego Mliosclwego
Majestatu. Chodz, BOWEN o te
flary. ma kt6rych tron nasz glow
ME spoczywa. Nlemile vice
brzmia4a uszom Naszym opinia
Naszego ambassadors Jasnie
Oswleccnego Zblgniewa 2 Brodo-
Wa, DO twierdzii ,iakobY arystokra-
eva mniej wiecei djab{a bv}a
warta. To pachnie anarchi2. Coz
powlc ma to Gala s2lachta chodacz-
kowa Cd Zwi2zku Narodowego?
" sake ona ~wy}acznie sweet
eo}ei Ojczyzrle drogleJ sfotoem
goracego patryotyzmu, WSzaKze
vna iedynie b!asI3em naukl, pote-
- uczalosci, gtgboklem | powaz-
nem slperanlem w aktach tego
swiata, sfowem ciezka pracg
~umyslowa Ojc"yzne ratnie Oh
duchowego upadku, Wszak&e mo-
ralnoScja harlem charakteru ona
wy}acznle ptzyswleca reSzcle
zacofanych j kaiuzY nlecnotY
brn2cych poddanych.
A patryotkl!
Czyzby taxi Jasnie O%swle1eny
Adalia, basza pod b~unczuklem,
mog1 SIG natchnaG mysla wystawy
sztuk pieknych, gdyby ME patrzaf
ma cudne ~twarzyczki patryotek?
Zadna zorza poranna, zadne barwY
teczy, AMI lille polne, AM nawet
Solomon W swojej chwale tax ME
w%ygladaia, jak kazda Mich
Arystokracya vice jest, by}a
bedzie. Juz ME mozemy ograniczYt
zr6det, Z kt6rych wytryskuje, czy
rogacizny, czy obdartych skol
ch}opskich, czy garbowanycl
%babskich, ale arystokracya jest.
sama natura niejako size przejmuj
tym duchem wYzszosci szlachec-
kiel. Me jest to p4zecie zaana ia
iemnica, re Naszych k.6lewskicl
zy}ach p}yn1e krew nleoieska AL,
skoro Nasz M~ajestat chociaz tylk'
ma chwllke Z poddanym sic pos
poIitule, krew Nasza przybier
ko}or r0Zowy.
Nasz nadworny cudotw6rc
take bada PREY nominacyacl
krew szlachty Naszej. Mozem
vice urzedowo potwierdzit, Z
%wlekszosG szlachty chodaczkowe
ma krew zielona, DO z6}t dziwny1
sposobem przyros1a patryotom d
serca. Meczennlk Goszczyhski
La Sale mla} krew istnle @jaszczur
czo zielona. W wyzszych sferac
to- sziachty, Naszemu sercu kre
lewskiemu tax drogiej, p}yni
krew czarna, DO ciagfem blclel
serca zo}G pek4a. Wldzisz vie
Jasnle Oswlecony ambassador
Z%blgnlewle 2 Brodowa, re Two
teorya o szlachcle jest zupe}ni
fa}szywa. Jake ostatnl ieszcz
argument samego siebie dobrz
zbadaj W ~lustrze dobrze obejrzy
czy rysach IwoJej szlachetnt
twarzy W zy}ach Twojego Jas
ME Oswleconego ciafa ME u rzys
czegos co Gle Cd ~pospoljteJ t}usz
CIV r6zni i wyszczegolnla.
Meronina /. M. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

hto mnlema, /: mn sic pre-
zet na1ezY q j~eszcze 90 ME
dostai, mechW zglosl sic po
nieqo nojp 5uiej do 10 Lutego.
hto u lecle p1et hstq5eczeh
odeJrut u podarunku, tenu teraz
holendmza postaG ME m05emy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
KALENDAKX
POLSKO-KATOLICK
ma rok zw> czajny
1898.

w duzym formaele ltakim jak
Kalendarz Maryahski lub Kalendarz
Katollckl) wyszed} 2 druku W dru-
karin SelAinarYum Polsklego /
zawi era:
y. Zwycza ma czesc
k a | e n darzow 2, dwie stro-
ny Ola kazdego mieslaca. Ma
jednel stronle dai W miesiacu i
swiec!, wsch6d zachod sionca j
ksiezyca, oraz zmiany ksiezyca; u
cory obrazek, pokazujac alego-
~rycznie znaczenie mlesiaca. Ma
kohcu cze$ci KalendarzoweJ znajdu.
je sic obrazek zalmujacy GAIA
strone, przedstawlaj4cy W spos"b
nader originality Eo:e Nuro3zenje.
~. GEESE pow e S CT o.
a, rozw a goa po
ucza Zaczyna sic dnzym
obraz&iem przedstawiaj2cYm >lmc,
Z w~ierszykiem w Srodku, w~ltaia@ym
Nowv rok. - Tel czeScl Jest
stromc IS. = Zywot swietej Ku-
negunly, Z obrazkiem. Wlersz
DO Naiswietszej Maryi Fanny,
p,eknle doko}a ozdoblony. =
Zajac, ramotka rrzez III. Jun.
= Wiersz Pod krzyzem
z obrazkami. = Jak Hallna wy,
blerafa mledzy ch}opakam1, po'
wiastka. = Drugl wiersz Btogo-
sfawlona, przez TeoEla Lenartowl'
GA, z duzvm obrazklem, przedsta'
wla1acvm dw6ch aniolow. = Wo
da cudowna, zdarzenle prawdziwe
= Kalwarya Zebrzydowska,
obrazem. - Kruszwlca z obrazem
- Stabat mater, powlesc. :
Chorwacl, z trzema maieml obraz
kami tudzlez obrazem ma Gale
stronnicy, przedstawlaJacym typ
ludowe chowackie. - Anegdot,
- Przysfow'a. = Praktyczn
domowe przeplsy = Fraszkl.
P~omiedzy powlesclami S
j~eszcze 4 obrazy pc jednej stroni
za]mu]ace: Sw. Augustyn chrzc
kr6Ia angielskiego Etelreda. :
Mojzesz pred Faraonem. = Prey
CODA MALARIA. - Arab W pustYr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

sic spokoJnle, oszcZedzl}oby sic
wiele narywania czupryn.
Model pare przylaciele zy-
GA najpomyslniejszego powodzenla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
kAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
" OMAHA.
W NebraSce.)

Wielebnv ks. Wilhelm Choka,
bv1y przez dlugie lata W Omaha
proboszcz ~czesklej parafl sw. Wa
clawa, take administrator ~dyecezyi
l wikary generality, ma w'asne
zadanie zmleni1 mielsce i wyjecha}
W zesz}a sobote do Monterey, W
Nebrasce, do niemieckieJ liryjsHiej
parafi.
Wielebny ks. Choka przez lat
% us}ugiwat Czechom Ameryce
- w Chicago i w Omaha, ale jake
c~hicagoscy Czesl 60 ME s}uchall,
tax Omahoscy go ME szanowali, az
jednl i drudzy go utraclli.
Polacy zawsze PREY. AMI jego
d%oznawali wszedzle, chociazby i
ma to ME zas}ugiwall staraf sic
0 INCH jake o%jciec. Dostateczny
dow6d swei polskiej przychyinosci
da}, gdy sic organizowata polska
parafa W Omaha, a zatem Polacy
tutejsi, W g}ebi serca w~dziecznost
czuj &C, ~wyrazaiq odiezdzajacemu z
Omaha Wielebnemu ksledzu Cho-
kowi swe wspo}czucie i naiszczer-
sze zyczenia sktadaja.
Smutna to rzecz, IL kap}an,
ktorY prace lat m}odych w}asneJ
poswiecl} narodowosl i pracowa}
bezinteresownie, spokojnego PREY.
tu1ku ma stare lata u obcej szukac
musi narodowosci. Niestety czesto
podobna acknowledgements sic ozuc
dale tax miedzy Czechami jake i
miedzy Polakami.
w szpitalu sw. Jozefa W Oma-
ha, pod zarzadem Si6str Franco
szkanek by@o
Cierpiacych, l Stycznia 1892 81
Cierplacych przyJeto Cd 1892
do 1893 SO2
Clerpiqcych razem $50
Pfacacych by}o 376
Nlepfacqcych Ldarmo] 4S3
Katolikow SOS
Niekstolikon 354
Wyzdrowia}o W 1892 r. IT'S
Umar4o So
w szpitalu jest teraz 80
co d O narod . i.
-Amerykanow (tu rodzacYch 256
Afrykan6w S
Australczyk6w 5
Arabow 6
Kanadyjczyk6w Is
Duhczyk6w 10
.Angllkow 35
Fraucuzow IA
Findlanczyk6w 2
Nlemcow 1863
Czechow AZ
Polak6W 35
Moshali 6
Hungar6w 9
lndvan
Iryszow lSC
W}ochow 1C