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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
IN DOUBT.

I often wonder n In her heart
Sho feels as she acts TO tne.
Or " she is only playing the part
Suggested by her moderty.
She exhibits Il kindness and fricnhlincss
That charm and allure to-day.
Tomorrow they're gone. and. to ay distress.
She is farther than ever away.
Tho smile that plays on her liI~ today
With the light OF the morning vics
And bright Hs the sunzbine's brightest ray
IL the fash OF her radiant eyes.
Tomorrow ~ trace Of the sulile 80 bright
On the ripe, red lips I'll SEQ,
And the beautiful eyes will lose their light
whenevsr they glance nj me.
She IL not vain OF her lovely face
Or her tresses' silken jet.
Her splendid eyes or her witching grace.
Aud I'm sure she is no caqnette
From affectatiou she's whSlly free,
And sire has n swcctiy modest way,
And ~ IL 10 strange that abe acts 10 me
Like a changetul April day.
The cause OF her often varying mood
la vain have tried To Had:
know that her heart |. Kind aud good.
And know she Is pure Ia mind
I've sought her friendship by acts that show
Most plainly wish her well
But whether today she's my friend or foe
Il something cannot tell.
Cape Cod Item.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

Students of ethnography win be in
terested to hear that DR.. n. B. Ener-
son Of Honolulu is preparing a full
account of the Polynesian canoe. In
a communication he points out that
the various migrations of the ancient
Polyncsians and their progenitors,
from whatever source derived, must
have been accomplished in canoes or
other craft. and that the waa, the pahi,
ETC., Of today. however modified they
may be under the operation of modern
arts and appliances, are the lineal do
scendants OF the seagoing craft In
which the early ancestors of the
Polynesians made their voyages gen.
erations ago. He holds. therefore.
that comparative study Of the ca
noes cannot fail to shed light on the
problems of Polynesian. migrations
and relationships. ps.-London Nature
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
VOL. vi.
AN ARTISTS SUMMER.

Ny skctehesl Yes. Q varied crew,
Cleaned all In the sunshiny weathex
When summer and |. a careless pair.
Rosnled through the world together.
This Is The nook that the sun loved best,
Where IL fingered with longest caressss;
Where the uaiads mot and garlands wovs
To braid In their long fair irussea-
There Is the curve that wound by the hill
With daisies sprlnk led over,
Where the wind played tag Ia schoolboy way,
And the bces drank sweets from the clover.
This Is the brook where the minnow- glanced,
Like the peala of silvery laughter,
And the trees above spread out great arrnA.
Intsrlacerf ia many rafter.
And these-a heap of odds and enda
A flower plucksd Ia the meadow.
A child asleep b5 the garden wall.
a Inood--a drcam-R shadow
A tnotherly dame with silvered head.
And the guaintest Of quaint nld dresses.
AMI thai1 oh nothing. just nothing at all
But--an of a maidcn's ircsses.
M. (. Terrence In Boston Transcript.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

To wash your face and hands at night
quite clean. using soap freely, then rinsing
In clear soft water, will give surprisingly
pleasant effect The pores Of the skin will
become stopped up unless thoroughly
eleansed with soap. and as they throw OF
all the minute particles OF refuse which no.
cumulate beneath the akin we can imagine
the result when they cannot do their work
properly A sponge or cloth should be
used for bathing. As a vigorous friction Ia
required for thorough cleansing. Ruth
Argyle in Good Housekeeping
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
~. Distinguishing chnras,erl.,lo.

Fangle Ito Crinkle. YaleYard. 'e3l--
By the way. saw man from your col
iege at a summer resort. He was carry
Ing everything before him.
Crinkle tproudlyl-Yes. sir. That Is q
distinguishing characteristic of our men.
What was he doingl
Fangle-Acting as waiter 10 the din
ing room.-Iarper's Bazaar
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

Tho girls are crowding the colleges
this year. Not only are the women's
colleges full. but tlssnstitutions which
allow coeaacatiOn in any degree are
feeling the pressure. The corporation
OF Brown university recently decided 10
admit girls. and seven have already
passed examination for the freshmen
class, which will number over i20 mem.
bers. Young men. the girls will beat
you ''if you don't watch out. Spring.
Geld Union.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

Harvey Chaffee. Of East Valley, well
known oil contractor. who was badly
burned by natural gas explosion on the
eth of May, is in the city for the purpose
of having tho skin grating process tried
on him. Mr. chaffee was very severely
roasted. The skin was burned off his
face and neck. and ten holes were left in
his head. The most serious scorching
was that upon the eyelds They were
completely burned off both eyes, and in
their stead at present is the raw, in
famed and swollen flesh The sight Is
most repulsive, but Mr.. Cbaffee bears
his misfortune with great fortitude.
When asked if his injuries were pain.
ful he replied; .Yes, sir, they hurt me
right smart at times, but il takes great
deal to make me grunt. | can stand a
heap. You ought to have seen me when
was burned. My ears wero ~ big as
your fist and my head as big as half
bushel measure. was regular sight
You can ask my wite there" and he re
ferred the reporter TO pleasant woman
who sat near.
The work of putting new eyelids upon
the unfortunate contractor is to be done
by DR.. F, d. Elsall, who said that he
would cut the material for Mr.. Chaffee's 5
eyelids ont of the patients arm. Except
for his burns Mr.. Chaffee was in n
healthy condition, and his own cuticle
would perhaps knit more rapidly than
that from another person. The new
eyelids will DO bereft Of eyelashes, but
utility and cure is what is sought after
rather than beauty in this case. Pitts
burg Post.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
Twenty Pound salmon for Cen, Apiece.

Twenty Pound salmon for Cent Apiece.
Tne present wonderful run OF salmon
has 50 gluttel the market that for some
time these silver sided beauties have
been selling Mt FIVE cents apiece, but the
price took tumble yesterday and sew
eral fishermen sold boat load Of fine
salmon. weighing about twenty pounds
each, at the pitiful price of one cent
apiece. One cent for twenty pound
silver salmon, the finest quality Of thar
excellent fish. Is the lowest price perhaps
that a food fish ever sold for in this or
any other country, but salmon are so
plentiful that people do not know what
TO do with them.
Ii is estimated that enough fish could
be taken there in one day to fill 1000
barrels. Fishermen say they can make
big money by selling salmon ut cent
apiece to the canneries if they will only
buy all they can catch. One man caught
fourteen with gill hook attached to n
hoe handle yesterday. and another man
claims TO have found them in such mum
bers in shallow water in the Dnngeness
that he threw them out with pitchfork
and soon got fish enough TO last for n
month. Fort Townsend Leader.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
nanrer or aretanhar. rn selans..

II was not without good reason
tat Bentham protested against met
aphors. Figures Of speech In gen.
eral, valuable as they are in poetry
and rhetoric. cannot DO Used without
danger in science and philosophy.
Tho title of Mr. Darwin's great work
furnishes Us with an instance of the
misleading effects produced by them.
Herbert Spencer in Popular Science
Monthly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

Gutta percha Is the gum Of tue percha
tree, which grows in the Malayan is
lands and that locality. The price OF
this article has more than doubled with
In two years. chiefly because of the waste
fulneSs Of the natives in collecting the
gum by telling the trees and the in
creased demand for IL in insulating cleo
tric uireE
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

The peach crop OF Maryland was 30
great that fine crop has been left on
the trees. as it would not pay TO pick
them. Thousands OF trees will be dug
up On account Of the rapid spread Of ths
ysllowA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
rhe rlr.t chry.an.hsmum. In Earop.

The advent OF the oriental chrysanthe-
mum into European gardens is imperfcctly
known, but Jakob Breyne, a botanist aud
merchant OF Dantzig, In one Of his works
published in 1850, tells Us that the Chinese
chryAanthemum Wac then In cultivation IN
sons Of the cslshratsd gardens Of Holland.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
Nothiur IIko ,A. ..oIa ssAsol...

"I wish / could send my boy 70 the
old school, said Hawkins These
gentlemen Of tho old school always
seem to know everything. "--Haz-
per's Bazaar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

Even the 'Possum Crop Il Abundant.
The 'possum crop this season appears
10 he a large one, and the lovers of pos
sum an later" will no doubt De bounti.
fully supplied with this popular southern
dish. Cor. Atlanta Constitution.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

The great Erasmus laughed so violeatly.
while reading the "Epistolae ohscurorum
Virorum" Qettsrs OF obscure men against
the monks). that he broke an imposthums
and saved his life
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
SDadeg1.

OlhrzymSe spadkl amerykanskie,
o kt6:ych 0 czasu do czasu roz-
chodza size wleSci, uwazane So
"a zmyslen'e l humbug, %obllczony
Aa wyzyskanie 4atwowlernych wrze.
komych sukcesof6w, ktorzy zawsze
sic znaid2. Miedzy innemi niezbyt
dawno temu W pismach europe1s-
kich ulaza}a sic wiadomosG O OIL
brzYmim l%stotnie, no 40 millon6w
dolar6w wynoslt majacym spadku
pc jakims Kuczewskim, zmar}ym
W Ameryce P6fnocnel, W Pensyl-
wanll, a co dziwmej>za, re sSadek
ten, jak zapewn'a nKijewskoje
s}ovo'', okazaI sic NE zmy$Ionym,
lecz szczerq prAwda tax daiece, re
lakls adwokat q K,szyu,ewa. zawia.
zawszy spoke 2 kilkoma lnnymi
p~rawnlkami zgromadziwszv ]egi,
tymacYe dom'emanych spadkobier
COW, poswiecif ca|Y swdj m.javek !,
II. 10000 vs., ma wydobycio SAX
cesy' ] tym celu nojechai do
Londynu- Obecn,e. jaS donosi to
samo pismo, spadkobiercy zamie-
rzaja, eorzystaiac, 4 wvstawy zje-
chac SIG " Chicago i odbyG tam
narade q udziatem adwokatow
ang'elskich amervkansx'ch
zywia nadzieie, re, pomlmo qua
neg niecheci rzada Stan6w z1ednu
czonych do wypuszczenia mil.onow
q kraju spadek zdeponowany
odebrac potrafa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

przyrzeczenia, IL nadal lagod'
mel obchodzit bedzle sic z
ksiezmi, krzywdy wyrzqdzone
duchowlehstwu napraw' i
nadal ME bedzie obciaza}
dyecezyi dlugami. Zaledwie
przeciez delegat papleski
wyieeha] z Omahy, dazac do
Ks. Arcybiskupa Irlanda W
St. Paul, Mimi, biskup Bo-
n2cum znowu okrutnie sob;e
postapi} swoiei stolicy Z
pochwszechnie szanowanym
ksiedzem Lochran. wydalajac
go Z dyecezyi "a to, re nie
chcia} nu pisac dyktowanego
ostrego listu do KS. arcybls-
kupa Satolliego. Powiadaja,
re iuz umysl biskupa Bonacum
s}abnie i tax czy talk wnet
mitre utraci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

najmocniel poplerac, chetmle
podawaG reke stalemu pol
sklemu w%ojakowi, gdzieby lax,
larobeczek ola nlego i lego
familn sic nadarzal. Wydawca
kATOLlkA, chcac %poprzec
nas2ego zaslu2onego w%eterana,
o lie w lego Eocy, ttisrowal
uu ageuture ninielsze) gazety
tymczasem IA powlat
Portage i sasladulace z MIN,
ge>,u przez Polak6w zamiesz-
k"ae puwiaty Wood Marathon.
Pau Tettma!er poblerat bedzle
"a u>lugb wyswIsdczane Ia.
ctoltko,rl, zuaczuy procent, cho-
dzi tyIko o to, eby lakna]wie.
Gel wiarusow Polonus>w p1a
clio ia jego rece prenumerate
ma KotoZihu, Il takae wszyscy
starry abouenci zaplaciIi IA
jego rece zaleg|y abonament.
Wolno mu odbierac wszelS,e
p'ennadze "a ma Katoliha
oraz kolekto~uc uas7em
,mleniu w>1elSle p~leuadze u.
rubo:y, "ykorane naszel
dIukari.I.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
Stub i wesele bez ksiedza.
Bremond, Tex, 20 Czerwco

Bremond, Tex, 20 Czerwca.
w czasoplsmie Kotolik z dnia l
Czerwca b. /. Mr.. % wyczytafem
korespondencya, podpisana przez
tKszimierza Kemplhsklego o obcho
Adzie srebrnego wesela dina IA
Maja b. =. przez ,,panstwo"
Kochanowiczow zamieszkatych W
Bremond, Texas.
Jakkolwlek, lubo zaproSzony,
>nle mleszam sig do wewnetrznYch
ssprsw domowych, to jednak czuje
sic " obowlazku. os wiec1c, ,pahstwo*'
Kochapowlcz6w, re dotad zadnego
srebrnego wesela, iak rzymsko-
.katollcka wiara nakazule = ME
odprawili i correspondent Kazlmicrz
Kemplnski ~zasfuguje ma wzgarde,
iezell sic osmielii do czasoplsma
taklego jak Hatolh 2 ktamstwaml
udawaG, proszsc, ably byly pub
llcznie drukowane.
Prawda Jest, re ,,panstwo'.
Kochauowlcze ~pragneli otrzymac
DO rs letnlem wspolnem pczyclu
Z soba btogostawlehstwo h%osciotn,
ktore nosi mlano srebrEego wesela,
ale niestety, ME mai i'm go kto
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
AIM RYKA.

BlSkUPl amerykaliscy
zaczyna]a podawac zazelenia
do Rzymu ma delegate pa
piezkiego KS. Arcybiskupa
Satolliego, re obala ich roz.
porzadzenia w sprawach kos
cieInych a roztrzyga zatargi
koscielne podiug swojego
widzimisie. KS. arcybiskup
Wlgger zamysla osobiscie
przedstawic Ojcu sw. skarge
ma Delegate.
LICZNE o Ducho-
wienstwa katolickiego oskar.
zy1o ks. Biskupa Tomasza
Bonacum przed delegatem
papieskim arcybiskupem Sa-
tollim. Pomiedzy innemi
zarzuclli mu re ksiezy okrutnie
traktowal i be- pcwodu wy
DALAI z posad oraz re pre-
nlewierzat fundusze dyecez;-
alne. Delegat papiezki wezwaI
biskupa do Omaha i pc pre-,
sluchanlu pokrzywdzonych
ksiezy zniewolll do podpisania
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
E'rcsagR:3s~rasa 49, Eaos'

Esds:A a "a.
" Stanac;t Lied KaNa2zic Sc "
IS Europic lNonieczn!c n8,''>oI So

Warunk i.
ku&dy, kt6ry zjedna Katoliho.
II trzcch nowych abonent6w /
rzc$le nam "a Mich caioroczny
bouament, bedzle dostawaS "a
-woi2 fatyge przez caiy rok jeden
@~lemplarz kutolhG darmo.
Personal---very. wszedz;e skrzet-
1Nch, I1eteln> ch agcnt6w, zasIug
III n~alezycie wynagrodzimy.
Prezcut "a przesianic ca.io
r.'r1nego abonalnentu dajemy tylko
iym, kt6rzv naprz6d "a Kat0liko
<aplaea.
Kto odbierze z poctsy trey
sazety, uwazanym Jest "a abopenta i
odpowledzlalnym "a abonamen1.
Kto zm,eni adres, pownien
,,'t chmiast podac wydawcy Roto.
!Msa swoj nowy adres.
Abonentom, ktorsy wyraznle
stc odmowiq gazety ga rosredmc-
1wem l!stowego lab innego
urzednika pocztowego, HutolM po-
g, }any brd@ie dalej. Skoro kto
1"prhestanir odblerac gazette, po-
~" wnierw %zapiaclc, jezell CO
- l. 3 Wln!eu.
Pirni4lze III ola Emoljhu
%n,le2y przvseiat przez pocztowT Iup
tSpi",owy Money Order. Moz1t
~ rr1esctac :.bonanent y lola
,,h ,.,i,rluy.b ,ry, D,.t,i
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
A. n B u WI
opisowo o6razowy emigracji
polskiel W Ameryce.

Pod powyaszym tytuiem
rozpoczete zostalo Man,to-
voc, Wis. wydawnictwo ilu
strowanego czasopisma pod
redakcja ks:edza |. tuczyckle
&C.
Trest zeszytu rierwszego
bsrd2o za!muiaca, opisujaca
kolon'e polskq Milwaukee.
Album dale wyc<erpujacy
obraa p 'lonm' ,amt"l~z"i .ej
Zycia umy sio~ego i material.
60. I4szyt ten zd"bI lkn
n"sn- foip,!rus0w. pfzedsta
wl"ja"ych Syb t"ler1y Po.a-
kow. grury towarzystw
widoki kosciuiow Wydawnlc.
two to lest 2upeinle IA
caasje, gdya da nam poglaa
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
4 SprfngvaHey. III.
DOtad me mlellSmV IN s

Dotad NE mlellSmY tn sta}ego
proboszcza - tylko raz ma miesiac
przybywa4 do mas petnic s}uzbe
boza iaki ks'adz q sastedztwa.
Wszelako ed II Maja, dzieki
staran'om ks. C;szewsk'ego z
South Bend, Ind, many statego
proboszcza. Bedzie tvmczasem
mieszkai II bracl Reinkdw. AZ
plehaNja zostanie pujudowana.
I siacunklen
I0Mn Iuio0aechi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
OSZllkiWallies

Poszukuje Jana Wadziszew-
skiego. = Pochodzi z War.
szawy i liczy okoio IS do %
lat. Zwiedzal uniwersytet
warszawskl, a tersz tn W
Ameryce wydaje sic "a me-
dyka, czasem tez "a kleryka.
= Wyiechal z Kansas City
5 albo 4 tygodn!e temu i
mial zamiar udaG sic do St.
Louis.
kto by wiedzial O lego
pobycie raczy laskawle o TEN
donies6 pod adresem:
Rev. +. kullszek
Cor. s & Vermont SITS
Kansas City, Kan.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

CLEVELAND. Ohio. =
Tuteisza Polonio u Ameryce
pisze: w parafach polskich
dyecezy, rlevelandskiej EASILY
os'atnlems easy nastepuJace
zmlauy: WEI. ks. f. Motu.
lewskl zostai przeniesiony Q
Berea, u, Do para6i sw.
Antcnlego Toledo. Dusz-
pasterzem polskim w Berea
bedz,e wisl. KS. Romuald
Byzewski Z Detroit, Mich.
Wei. KS. Clerwpny mianowa-
ny proboszczem parafl sw.
kszmierza W Cleveland. Ma1a
po(ska parata Grafton ,
Ohio. gize budujq kcs~lo},
take Go.Isn'c n>l>kego
prubo>z E.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
WlSTAWA

WlSTAWA chicagoska
teraz bywa nail;czniej zwie-
diana co sobcte. Przybywa
oko}o $50 gosci "a tykiesami,
: Rad zwiqzkowy przegra}
process Z dyrek1orami wystawy.
i odt2d IL bedzie CO nledziela
otwartq.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
asKa.kemss MRnsc ArMi-
NtssXae.

Nojlelsaa mo&G IA swlecle ma
ra&y, pochodl4ce 4 cle2la, tarsfia
uderzenia, poNarzenia, wrzody,
popekane rec, odclsAi oraz wszel-
Ike WyrzutY ma c>e!c. Jeaeli zupef.
NE lie zadowoIi, pleni2dze beda,
zwrocone. CenA: % centow pudetf
ko. Mona dostac w Apiece a.
Eagls Phormacy
W Milwaukee,.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

JUTRZEkA; pisze = Obec
~ SC na>zvgo ,edaktora p. Nj.
A, Chrosto wskiego jest abso-
iutnle %potrzebna z powodu
waanych zmlan, Jakie EASILY
podczas jego meobecnosci,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

>cuwyu duslpasterzem, | TO tax
acekle. re raczv by on l lch
correspondent kazim!erl kempln
Ski, widzieli swolego ksiedza W
Hrntsvillu jak PREY o}tarzu Tub ma
ambonie.
Prawda jest take, IL ,,ianstwo"
Y. T.. Kochanowicz staraI' SIC
vszelSiemi mozliwemi sposobaml
sprowadz,t sobie ma ten dzlen
lnnes~ ks;eula, 10 bez roznlcy
jezyka, ale Aazdy prawy ksiadz,
pomimo. navel wYsorowanego
wynagrodzenia, odpowie4zlat: ndo-
brze, ale Jezel' miejscowy zen
luszpasterz why. ks. Plotr 1.-two
ia ma to p%rzystane.
Staneio ma tenn: ks!adz 1.-two.
ra ME przystai, zaden lnny ME
prz,by}, zatem %faktvcznie ami
Subj, ami wesela s%rebrnego ME
bylo, oprocz domowel zabawy
| CIV tam balu, IA ktoryn. nleza-
wodnle correspondent HAMMER
/ Kempinski muslal bye ME W
normalnym s%tanie, kledy chuda,
czysko l%naczej pisai, lax W.
dzlai. Fe, to ME przystol ma
Polaka!l i to takiego, ktory "
przysztym mlesj2cu wybiera sic .
przysiega do Frankllna przeclw
! swoiemu duszpasterzowl.
! Ponlevaz niestety | ia mlafem
s kled,s naleaet do towarzystwa
| .,panstwa" V. I. kocEanowlczow,
! kt6rz; mle tax wyCNiczyl1, re az
/ DO DIS dz,en lnoja kleszen ma
spchotv cicrpl, pon]ewaz Jako by}y
czloIek spudz EVAN SIG ~leszcze
| chocial marusie proceuta Oh nlch
| otrzymat, Nlec ;,by to mog'o
predict nust2p'c, uwazam ola
pr2ypochlebienla sic pouczyc lch,
lax wlasclwlv ,na74 srebrnY Stub !
wesele ~odpr""lc.
Potrzeba udac sic upanstwu'
V. Z. Kochanowlcz naJplerw do
~parafalnego kosc'o!a. o%dprawlc
| spovledz, w~YsIachaG mszy swletei
/ prose- mleiscowego ksiedza o
biogosIawienstwo, ma dulszy wick
zyria. OtrzYmaNszy to con wyzeJ
napisa4, MONA dopiero wtenezas
zapos,t przyjac'dt ! poweseiit sic,
chociazbY i do rama, lak bylo w
Bremond. Musz9 take .,panstwo"
V. T. Kochanowicz wledzleG, re
20 spefnloreJ takiei ceremonil,
kap1an udzlela jubilatom krzyz
srebrnylub posrebrzony jake god1o,
ably ma dalsze lata ]edynle w
krzyzu sic chlubill proszac Boga
o btogos}awlenstwo "a zYcla a o
zbawienle 30 smlercl.
Radbym wiedzja}, kto pan
stwu" V. T. Kochanow!cz TAXI
krzyz udz,eli4? ChybabY moze
! przypadkowo pokatny ongi p'.
sarx re Zmlgrodu. O! ia wlem, On
nosi ma plecach wlele krzYz6w,
navel raz Suchow'ak jeden IA"
I wiozyl, ale to kosztowny, DO
szkIanpv.
Co sic tyczy tel stawaej mu1y-
XII ia fortepianie, to me WIEN.
czy byla, ale lezell by by}a, to
w%lecei. o lie WIEN, mdgt grac pah
,,Czuss," l to same kawa}eczkl Cd
Brzostku, gdyz Cd k'szkowa
ieszczeby ME potraflf, choclaz
J prawde mowiac, oJclec pana,, Czuss"
juz wlele M kiszkowska muzyke
zap}aci}.
Byt take ma 10 srebine wcse-
lie zaproszony nasz nobratymle c
J6zef Barta, Czech. poczclwy
katolik. Przybywszy do Bremond,
udal sic do mjelscowego ksiedza
jake mu znajomego z zapytanlem,
,.jaka to Dude ia sribrna syadba,"
a gdy sic dow,edzia} prawdy,
podobno pc czesku zakla}, ale
ME wien juS, jak l ucteka} z po-
wrotem, az sic kurzy4o.
Take hYto sre6rne wesele Il
,,pahstwa" V. I. Kochanow'czdw
W Bremond, Texas.
Zapros=onn.
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CON y
w pol.


nocnej czesci tute)szego Stanu
luz Cd dw6ch tygodni palq
sic lasy wskutek strasznych
upal6w. Og'eh naJwiecej szko-
dy wyrzadzi} W okolicy Iron
River. s~asiedzwie ma
szego Stanu, w Minnesota,
sp}ynely wskutek pozaru lasow
osady Virginia i Mountain
Iron mad koleja Duluth, Me.
nal1a & Northern.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Ponlewaa ME znamy lego
obecnego adresu, zawiadamia-
my go Ia posrednictwem nj
nlelszel odezwy, by do
Pittsburgh bezwlocznie wr5cl1.
= Pan M,eczys,aw .kozfowicz
mlanowany podSoronerom.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

va rzeczywlsta nasza s,le
wYka2e. cosmy dotad potrafl;
zdzja}ac.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
ZE SWIATA.

BERLIN. - w caiych
Niemczech okropna panuie
susza. Pc skohczonych
wyborach scislejszych pokazu.
)e sic, ae posl6w polskich
razem wyoranych Jest H.,
socyallst6w So, katvl,kow 2
centrum Is.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
LEW1TA Ignacy Barszc2

W Leavenworlh, Kansas, osta-
teczme su~pendowany czy
wYguany "a TO iuz podobuo
9ony ra2 w SVEN zycN1),
bedac w Chicago, osVjadcsY'',
BE spowiedzn sluch9c NE moze,
ale do ko!eSlowHua jest bar
do zdoIny. Objvzizst potem
Oklah me. by1 W Baltimore, a
tersz Shady jego W Texas. =
B.czuys6.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

ASHTON. Nebr.-Panstwo
Mlkulscy sws farme sprzedah
q kuplli so akro* W Popilciu,
W Nctr ! zuo@u farmuja.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29
PARYZ

PARYZ. Ma cholere
umarto w miescie Cette IS
ludzl, Lyonie zas jeden
czfowiek.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Cb}"atci Gdanlec n;eOmal 40
lat SIC gnie"a} IA lose, le
IN" BIT n'eprzYvhy Ina srfytm.
Nce>:c:e Io2G!raZneuiu DO
:zu:ti 4::spDdar..wnl po>tawif
ODE dom pielny, mu:pwauy
w Elbe, a !udze VEGA |
chwala czyny Jegr.
Il OMAHA, Nebr. ,.onoszs
nam, il tam pewIen zlosliwy
cz}owlek, 1uany JUL re >tarego
kralu jake zloczy nca. rozdawai
pc domach polsk:ch plakaty
W l'chvi Dolszczyzuie obrazajace
wlnonskiego Katoljho, Ale ME
odnlosIo to zadnego skutku.
DO praWdz'Wl Polacy katO-
Icy chetnle to pismo czytaja,
podczas. gdy I'd bezboznego
p)akaciarza strona lakby cd
zapowietrzonego.
CHOJN1CE, Nebr. Szajka
tuteiszych polskich miodzlen.
cow ME wierzy W Boga = W
kosciele sic smleia, ksiedza
ME siuchaja, a nawet mu sic
psoca. Wielce zas Sc szczyca,
10 naleza do B'a}ych czapek.
= Wstyd hanba. = Il tych
2 pewnoscls rodaice ME beda
m,el! pociechy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

OMAHA, Nebr.-Pan AUTO.
nj luds kupil dom cd p.
Jana Englera, ktory wyjecha1
z naszego .m1asta, wraz z
corka.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

KS. JAN MACZYNSKl
Jest tnecnie ST. louis, Mo-,
u k. Crbana S.a"owy>Ivgo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

lldIlo W
ma raka W twarzy, pc d}uglch
ciezkich cierpieniach, szesclo'
le1nia corka Kazmierza
MarY"nny Kedzierskich, imle-
mem W!Atorya. Lesarze DR..
Pan! Dr. Caves ale I'd tall
rozpoznac galuusu chorubY,a5
dopI"ro cztery 1!gndnle priced
smler"'a n:eszczes'iwej oflary
uz"a' sIrnwadz"u, Z ha!eka
jr "sll.sms ie .: raj. lie
NfeH> lui ra;u:.e> hYi "a
poz.Y. Moe to ~ ec.e
przez -Aoia m7N4 gnIie
zyw.em i:rzoz 10 mi:s14ry
aJiedn. i,sae u B ga Ola
sauich rodzituw
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Ks. r. TOMASZEWSkI,
dawnlejssy proboszcz Pine
CreeSu, Wis, Wij<esbarre,
Pa, mleszka obecule 1ako
emeryt W New Yorku. Adres
lego: 536--S4 Str.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-29

Shs'eygan. FIR. Klemons 200