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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
WORKMEN'S PAY FIRST.
Important Bankruptcy Decision of Vice.
Chancellor Van Fleet.

Important Bankruptcy Decision of Vice.
Chancellor Van Fleet.
Specfal to The JERSEY Citu Yeios.
TRENTON, May II, 1s93.-Vice Chancel-
lor Van Fleet. in the Court of Chancery
yesterday. read an opinion which is of
much interest to workingmen. The Mer-
sereau Company, of Newark. went into
the hands of a receiver lii 1892. The re-
celver decided hat the employees
were entitled to two months wages
as a preferred debt under the
stat ute giving workiugmen who have
been in the employ of an lnsol-
vent corporation a lien for their wages.
From this decis ion an appeal was taken
to the Court of Chancery and the ques-
ton raised was whether the lien given by
the statute to w~orkingmen who have
been in the employ of a corporation thao
has been insolvent, for wages, embraces
all the wages that NAV have been earned
and which remain unpaid. or is limited
to such wages as shall have been earned
within the two months next preceding
the date when the preceding is in
stituted to haye the corporation declared
ipselvent.
The Vice Chancellor upholds the re-
ceiver, SAYING that the statute of 1892,
giving workmen in the employ of corpor-
ations q lien for two mouths wages in
case of insolvency supersedes and repeals
the prior statute on that subject. When
two statutes on the same subject are re-
pugnant in any of their provisions, the
latter, without words of repeal, operates,
to the extent of the repugnancy, as a le-
peal Of the earlier.
And where two estates are not in ex-
press terms repugnant. yet IL the latter
covers the whole subject matter of the
first and contains new provisions plainly
showing that IL was INTENDED as a substi-
tute for the earlier it will operate as a re-
neal of The first.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
COLOR IN COSTUME
Bright in Hue and Cheering
in Daintiness--Color
Harmony and Good
Form.

Verify the reign of terror has come,
thinks the New York Sun fashion writer.
The imperious "she who must be obeyed"
in the domain of dress, exulting in her
own success in devising atrocities, alb
jures moderation and revels in mon
strosity and absurdity. Daily we see our
pet theories of color harmony, good form
and gentility in dress guillotined in the
streets.
Women go about the ordering of
gowns in fear and trembling, wondering
what the future will develop. However,
sufficient unto the day is the mode there
of. There is comfort in the thought that
the climax is not far off.
The new colors are bright and inspir-
ing; even their daintiness is cheerful.
Crude tints and dangerous combinations
are seen, but q wise conservatism finds q
great variety for choice in most artistic
and fascinating tints.
A happy examples this conservatism,
which adapts rather than follows the
mode. is a summer gown of shot peau de
sole rose and brown, VITA a clear green
accent in the form of little figures in
green. Three groups of rufies trim the
skirt at intervals of 10 inches, and each
group of rufdes is formed of satin rib
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
BARNEGAT PARK FRAUD.
The Site of the New Hotel the Matter
of a Forged Deed.

of a Forged Deed.
Special TO The Jerseu CITY Ne,os.
TRENTON, May II. 1S93.-In the Court of
| Chancery yesterday, Vice-Chaucellor Bird
set aside the deed TO Hiram I. Downing,
Lieutenant Farrow and Others, for the
site on which the notel in the pines of
Barnegat PARK is erected. He decided
that il WAS forgery and a fraud on The
Court. The suit was that of John A.
Montgomery. Receiver for the BarnegaG
Park COMPANY VS.. Hiram L. Downing. to
set aside 4 deed plrportiug to be made by
the Baruegat ParK Company TO Hiram
T. Downing, which conveyed TO him Ten
acres of supposed land, Oh which it Is
claimed the Barnegat Hotel was erected.
The deed purported to nave been made
on The sixteenth OF February, 1891, but
the facts show that it was not recorded
untii Marcl; IS, 1892, u period subsequent
20 the appointment OF u receiver Tor Bar
neges Park.
Receiver Montgomery, under he order
of lie Court OF Chancery, sold the Bar :
negat Park Hotel in March. 1892. and
then Hiram Dow ming, Lieu.enanG FAT
row and Marcus w. Conkiing. by this
deed, laid claim 10 the grounds on which
the hotel was erected.
A suit was begun 10 set aside the deed
and during the taking of evidence Down
ing made confession that showed that
the deed was prepared over a year g so
az to antedate the appointment
Of the receiver, and that the
proceeds of the transaction were to be
divided between himself, Conkling and
FarrOw.
From the statement that was made by
Conkiiug before the Vice-Cha D~cellUr,
criminal suits were begun in Ocean
county against Fatrow for haviug forged
the name of the Barnegat Park Company
to this deed, but no true bill was found
aOafnSt him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
STRIKING FLoUNeE EFFECT.

bon in the three tints of the gown-hrst
the bronze, then the rose, and over these,
almost covering them, is the frill of
green. The waist is of green satin, with
a peculiar arrangement OF the goods
draping from the shoulder to the belt,
and bold epaulets of the green not ruff
fed, but cut with q great flare cap, and
the full mutton leg sleeve, which finishes
at the wrist with a broad cuff of satin.
A little gimp combining the colors of
the gown edges the folds of the waist
and Grapes across the bust. The collar
and belt are of satin.
Another very simple gown is of a ten
Ger shade of gray green, suggestive of the
tints in q coast landscape. The skirt is
trimmed in a quaint old fashion with
rows on rows of narrow fringe of the
same color scarcely half a yard in width
and put on in vandykes several rows in
a group and covering the skirt nearly to
the top. The waist is Of satin, with a mar
row pelerine of the cloth edged with
fringe, but the tint of the satin is deeper
and more shadowy than the gown be-
cause it is shot with lines of color, rose
and blue and pale yellow. These ines are
SO mixed in together that the individual
effect of each is lost in a sheen of softly
iridescent color.
Palmer and smarter than either of
these gowns is q dress that promises to
do duty at the fair. It is of the new
hopsacking, whose name SO aptly de-
scribes the peculiar ~canyaslike material,
with its uneven threads. Very light and
cool is this fabric and particularly suited
to summer wear. Three black satin
folds, with passementeries of black cord
above like braiding, trim the skirt. The
waist has three black satin capes cross
ing the shoulders, to be lost under revers
of the satin, and in the space between is
a vest Of clear yellow cloth braided with
black. The waist is Joined to the skirt
with a cord of black satin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
CORPORATION NOTICE.

-
Notice is hereby given that on the first day OF May,
1888, a plication was made to che Board Of street
and Water commissioners by the Lehigh Valley
Terminal Railway Company as owner, and the
Faston aud Amboy Railroad Company as lessee
for the vacation OF a portion of
WASHINGTON STREET
from ITS sOutnerly terminus northerly for q dis
tance of six hundred and thirty feet in accord
anee with a sketch attached TO said petition.
Notice is also given that on the first day Of May.
1898. the Committee on Streets and Sewers of this
Board reporte in favor OF said vacation.
The land to be vacated may be described as fol
lows:
WASHINGTON STREET,
from its southerly terminus northerly for a
distance of six hundred and thirty feet.
And that Monday, the fifth day OF June, 1898, at
Mo'clock A. Nj, and tue meeting room OK the Board
of ana Water Commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time and place when and where the
Board OF stress and Water Commissioners will
meet to hear parties Interested in said application
and all Inconsistencies against the proposed vaca-
ton that may be presented in writing.
By order of the Board of street and Water Com
cEeRGE 7. BoUToS.
Dated Jersey CITY, Nay ). 1893.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
MURpERER,s PARDON ASKED.
speciaI 70 The ,Jerseu Citu News.

TRENTON, May II. 1893. "A large delegation of
Grand Army men from Atlantic City callad up.
on Gov ernor Werts yesterday morning in behalf
of John Somers. who is serving a life term i'll
State Prison for murder. Fifteen years ago
Somers killed a man in a drunken brewl.
Semers. they told the Governor. was a peace
able man and bore an excellent reputation until
he was arrested for the murder. He was q good
soldier and entered the war as a private, coming
home at its close as a colonel The Governor
listened to the delegation and told them that
the should present their petition TO the Court of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
Proc DE Woes LECTURE.

Prof. De Voc, the Hackensack weather
prophet, lectured on the weather last night to
the member of st. Johns Branch of the Iron
Gross and their friends, at ST. Johns T. e.
Church. The lecture was preceded by a piano
solo by Mr.. Matthew Murphy and an address by
President WORRIES.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.


Scaled proposals will bs received by the Board
May u 1888. at ten O'Clock a. NJ for the furnishin
and delivering at the Bslleville and Righ Service
pumping stations of the Jersey City Water WORKS
about ten thousand gross tons OF Anthracite coal.
according TO specifications ol. Tile In the once of
the Chief Engineer corner OF Jersey avenue and
Mercer street where blank forms or BID and agree
ment of sureties must be obtained.
Bidders must state the price per gross ton OF
2.l40lLs
The coal to be furnished must be taken from
either of the following named mines Packer;
Spring Mountain; Spring Brook; Hazleton; Jedds
or sugar Loaf.
will a substitution of surettes be allowed.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids if it CONSIDERS that the best interest OF the
city can be conceived by 50 doing.
Proposals must pc enclosed in sealed envelopes
Voc, Esq, Chairman OF Committe on Pumping
and Reservoirs and han led to the Clerk OF the
Board In open meeting when called for in the order
OF business relating TO sealed proposals.
The attention of bidders is especially called to
Section :, Chapter 1874. Laws Of 1891. under the terms
whereof. no contract shall be binding upon the city
or become effective or operative until the bonds.
men offered by the contractor have been approved
as to eniciency by this Board. and as to form by the
Corporation Counsel the President OF this Board
having power to examine the proposed bondsmen
un der oath.
missioners.
Clerk.
Dated Jersey city, Mar Ii. 1879
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
CENTRAL RA!LROADOFAEW JERSEY

Trains leave Station foot Liberty st.
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER DAILY
PHiLADELPHIAFAsT LINE, EXCEPT
SUNDAYS p. NJ.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUM-.
DAY, 9:45 a. NJ, 1870 Z. NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
RAILROAD.
REAlIaG Rail 0AD SYSTEM

(Anthracite coal used exclusively, insuring cleanli-
ness and comfort
PULLMAN PAKLoa AND SLEEPING CARS.
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET N. 4.
Time table In effect Lay Ia. 1873
Trains leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO, TORONTO n CHICAGO
EXPRESS DAILY, SIS, I1:3O A.. NJ.
600, Il j. NJ.
SCRANTON EMPRESS. EXCEPT sun
DAY, S:I5, 1880 A. M, 1880 p. M. 600
y. M.
For Buffalo, Toronto, Chicago, Roches-
ter, Niagara Falls and the West.
s;i5s iiS0 A. NJ 800. 500 PM. Sundays, s:i5, lEI
For Easton, 100. s:i5. l120 A.. ", 1880, s45. SIS
6aU. $40 J. y. sundays, 700 Sis, l09O, 1870 A. M
6OU, 800 I. M
For Bethiehem, Allentown. and Mauch Chunk
TO, SID. 1IsSo A. NJ, l2&o, s4a 5;ia $50 $50 ? ~
Sundays, s4n. Sis. 1850. 1l;3O a. NJ, $50, 500 7. M.
For louisville. S;5 A. H., l2a54 S'5 P. NJ. Sundays.
For H~azeIton, sl5 a. NJ. y g, s4s. 600, 500 T. NJ
SUNDAY. ei5 A. u. 800 P. NJ.
FOR points in the Mahanoy coal region at S.l3s
A. ~, i.$U. 8 ASP. NJ. Sundays, sl3 A. IL
For WfikesbHrro, Pittston anu Scranton, BIS. IT'D
A. ~, 1890 600 I. NJ. Sundays, except Serantons
sa5, 1880 A. NJ, GEO. 800 =. N.
FOR Ehnlra, SIS A. N, 1879, 500 P. N. SUNDAYS.
M A Tt ~ u N
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
For Philadelphia, Baltimore anil Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

~ 1tO Ill DA1O IL L11tHs
PhiladsiPhls Express, $50 $50. s99s log, liza ;.s
Dining tar. S:oi BUFFET Parri5r Car $50. 500. 7so.
Dining Car 4, y. ID. s:S1 with Dining Car, SD. go
Baltimore and washington Express daily at go.
SO. sS G1i ? II. Ills night. ~ -~'' s~'' ="
80 sos, s 4. 736 +. IL. = Is night. EXCEPT saturday
night. Sundays, IL 80 a. M-AI 100, $40, $40 3d. $50
For Harrisburg at 100. 800. s:5 A. H.. 10. 1:@.
night. sundays, ilS0 A. NJ. 10, sou. 5:sJ 7. ~.
For louisville at 400, 500 sA5 a. NJ. 100. l:a. 400
$50 F. ~ Y Is nj hs except saturday night sum
days. 1870 A. ~ laJ, 3 ~, $40 y. M..a2l5n ght-
4.5 Fos Sea- as 4. II; Tf.SSaSdIs aa. ~ ~ P. X iais night.
except saturday ight. Sund AyS i15 a Nj; 6NO
For Eastoo, fethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk, &C.. tfO. 7:l5, 3 A. a.; ls1, 4a0. 5.45 ~ 70
ALlggtown. P. ID. sundays, $3.50 f;l5- A. M.;l9a.
For WIlkssbarre, Plttston and scranton. sas
For high Bridge Branch, 800 las a. II $50 n
For Perth h 2nboy at 50, $50, sas, II 30 A. NJ. 100.
490,4$0,5 :SS, 615, IsSdP NJ Sundays. 800 a. A., 4So
For Atlantic Highlands. $50. Sis. ia. A. N,
l$o, 4;s0, 5:Ss, 6:l5 z. 81. Sundays. 300 a. NJ, 490P.
FOR Freehoid. 49, Bis. 1850 a. L.. $50. 4:sa. 5ss
For Red Bank. Long uranch ana points south
Point Pleasant An SIS. il5J A. 81. 49, l:l5. $50.
420. 6:i5 Pm sundays. except Ocean Grove and
Fer LaSeweod Toms River, Barnegat PARK and
Barnegst 4:S0, Bis A. NJ; Las, a;23 T. N.
For ATLANTIC City. yineland and BridgeVon. 4S0
For Monmouth Beach. Seabrlght and Hizhla ID
Reach, 43l s:lA, 1880 A. NJ; 1:50, l45, $50, 4:AR u.
Sundays, 900 A. N; 4U1P NJ
SANDY HOO ROUTE.
From Pier s. n. R foot Rector street, for Attain
tic Highland. Highland Beach.
Tickets and parlor car seats can b. procured at
Nos. H. 235, POI. ala y34, ls0, 1923 Broadway. No.
73T sixth avenue, No. 81 East Fourteenth
street, No. 2l Columbus avenue. No. i54
Hast 125th street, No. pa West I25th street, New
York; No. 4 Court street, No. 800 Fulton street..
Brooklyn. and No. 90 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG.
The New York Transfer Company VIII cali for
and check baggage from hotel or residence to des-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
PLACCIE "a WIARUSA
Nowe odkry Gle q chOlerAe.

Professor dr.. Koch swego cza-
su badaulach swych m~lkrosko-
penn doSzeul do odkrycia %lasecxnl-
ka pyzeclnkowego (kommabaccY-
lus) W wydzielImach osob cholyeb
ia cholerc. Odkrycle wlelkle
uaowczus wywarIo wrazenic Swat
przez calv czas uwazal Cwego
baccylusa, rozradzajacego SIC ME
sEychanle szybko, "a wywofywacza
cholery, a wszedzie starano SIC
wynalesG Iekarstwo, ktdrebv IDOL
mem byio zabit hs"cyluso. ME
naraz,G ma szwank t. la lNs! lego.
Srodka tak,ego radvkaluego Iot4d
ME wYnaleziono.
Tymczasem professor uniwersY-
tetu w Monachlum stollca Bawa-
ryi) dr.. P~ettenkofer doszed} W
badaulach swych do zupe}nie od-
mlenne@o odkrycla, i twierdz', %
ow bacc} lus nle lest odwo}ywaczem
cho}ery, Iecz wyuikikiem choroby
cnolerycznej ze to, co dr.
Koch bra} "a poH6d choIery, jest
tylko iej skutklem. BY SWAT
przekOnaG o SVEN odkryclu, pc
stara} sic o wychodo~anle W Cd
powledn1m pfynle milionow owego
baccylusa / ku Wielklemu zdzlwle-
niu p]lxerazenlu lekarzY oraz
iunych swiadk6w wYpr4 ten p}yn.
Sadzono, re sam skaza} sic ma
smierc : a on zdr6w dotychczas
l ezyni dalsze bahama mad natura
l rozwojem cholery.
SWAT ca}y uczonY wielk1e wy
giasza uznanie Ola prcfesora Pet
! tenkofera, a romiedzy innemi
Towarzystwami Wydzlaf lckarski
! Towarzystwa Przyjacl6f Nauk W
Poznaniu wyslaE do profesora DIR.
P. telegram tel tresci: nGrono
lekarzy Polak6w W ?oznaniu W
uznanlu tego, co z ml}osc, ku ro-
dzajowl Iudzklemu uczyniles, wyra.
ia na]wyzszY podzlw i uprasza
Stw6rce, ably zycle Twoje przed4u-
zyl W najdalsze lata, abys byi
swlattem i ozdoba nauk, a Ola
spoieczehstwa ludzkiego poclechq
i zbawienlem."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
PkACCIE IL
so,Sha pod lioSkalem,

" Lrczy Klein kr6
Iestw1e P~lskjem takze W mnych
yIgbsz,rh stronach K~ongres6wki
potwolzyly sic handy rabu~ldw,
A>5rzy naraIlE ma dwory ma
domy mics>knlIcdw 70 miastach,
. !upi4 wS,yStho, co tylko hoSz
towniciszrgo gdzickolw1ek napot-
kajq. w pcwutj wsl wfasciciel
sprzedM burakI wal IA ME .
tys,nre ruhti. ZaiclWie powrocii
do domu, zarnz noe mapad}a
banda dw6r, aadaj4c plenledzy
w2ietych "a buraki. WiaSclclel
oSw'adczyi, ~ wszystkie wydal
aaraz W mieEcie i zostaio ma
tylko 10 rubli. TIE zabrano, n co
DO reszty byi znicwolony wykazat
kwitaml, 20 p"nIed2ml 2alegi"Sci
popiacii. Rabu>ic ME ny awszy
spodMcw anej zdobyczy ~obral'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
Ofarnosc narodowa.

lXOOO
Ma obszernej zleml czeskleJ,
zan,ieszkanej przez kilka mllionow
ludnosci, brzm:ai pred kliku die
siatkani lat t>lko jeden byf
wszechmoznym panulacym wfadca
1ezyk nlemiecki. w miescle W ia
bryce. W urzedach, w szko4ach, w
domu i ma ullcy, PREY 7abawach
p~owaznych rozmowach s}yszafes
jedynie n,emczyzne, iezyk czeskI
przechowywaf sic tylko wsrod me-
l%icznej garstki rolnego ludu i wSrod
nizs=ej s}uzby. Uzywanie mowy
czeskiej W t~owarzystwle uwazano
niemal "a nlepfzyzwoltosc albo "a
brak ,,dobrego tonu". Jednem sfo-
wen germanizm %rozpostarf swoJe
oplekuncze skrzydfa mad czesklm
narodem, mad GAIA, duza ziemi2
sw. Waciawa.
Zatrata Czech6w z6awata sic
bye nlechy bna.
Ol tego czasu mic ubleg{o
jeszcze pol wieku - a juz 2 sz1a-
chetna zazdroscia spogladamy ma
rozwoj czeskiej narodowoscl, ma
wzrost w SHE moe, z ktoreJ
sic slusznie chlubla CzesI / wska-
zuiemy ma Mich jake ma wz6r
piracy, obywatelskiego poczucla
obowiazk6w, narodowej solIdar-
nosc,, spoieczneJ iednoscl wytrwa-
losc,, epergil, porzadKu, krotko
m6wiac, jake ma nar6d, ktorY SAN
sobie, w4asnej samopomocy zaw-
dzlecza swoje o~drodzenie, znosnY
bvt W obecneJ chwlll, a prawdo
podobnle swietne jutro W
przysziosci.
Mimowoll kazdy z mas
P laNow zapvta: y iakimze to
culem Czesl a prze>c'gngll, Jaka
to potega s%tanefa I'M W pomoc
i ua poi zniemczat4 lUdao$t
przemleni}a W karne czeskie taste
py, pe}ue narodowego ]poczrcia, CO
r~ozbudzilo W wyziebionyth sercaCh
g}eboko ukryta mi}ost ojczystej
ziemi, ktora zaploneta sllnYm
ogn,em, oyarnlaJac swoipm clel}em
coraz szersze kregi Spo!eczcnstwa:
Co poutrzymy waip dnch~ i pozWo-
ll}o n~lellcznemu gronu czeshlch
patryot6w tchnat narodowa mysI
W SERGE czeskiego ludu, a zawiau
re1o W koncu calym naroItm:
Cdpowiedz ma to pytanie
kr6tku: Bezgraniczna otiarnost.
Czesk,e mstytucye narodowe,
utrzymywane przez ca'y nar6d,
przez wszvstkie lego varsity, Z
drobnych, groszowych da1k6w,
sk!adanych przez cafe spo}eczen
stwo czeskle, cd naJnlzszych,
kt6rych ~m,eszkanlem ubogl skrom.
ny domek, do mleszkancow
bogatych paiac6w.
Ia narodowa soIidarnosc, ktora
sic objawita poteznle og6lnem
dobrowolnem opodatkow AMEN ma
cele narodowe, d%opomog}a otrzas
mac sic z petow german'zmu,
podn,esc move swoja rodzinna
spiew ojczysty do ideaiu ia
narodowa solldarnosc, ktorej Gees
zawqzieczaja setkl instytucy;
patryotycznych, ~odbudowaaa Cze.
chom ojczyzne.
Ale tez my / wyobrazenia NE
many o tenn, iak g}eboko zako
rzenione jest wsr6d Czechoy
poczucie opowiazkdw wzgleden
sp6ieczenstwa swego. jaka skrupu
latnosc ma cele narodowe, lax
pilnos6 wOzbieraniu skladek. C1ec
ME czeka, az 60 kto wezwle d
z}ozenia datku ma jakls wsp6ln
Gel, on sp'eszy sam, on pragnl
ubledz innych, chocby datek jeg
by} na7mniejszy. Skfadaja wszysc'
bledni bogaci, mtodM i starr
koblety dziecl, co no m.ze
lie moze. Me ma dnia, ME n
zabawy, wesela; ucztY, w~esoltj IL
smu,nej ok9hcAnosci, ably 2 n.
Czech ME skorzy Stal ! ne lebr
skladek juz to N" .,Mac'"rz >zAt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19

iokalach publicznych, piwiarniach,
restauracyach, m~leczarn'ach / t. d.
wszedzie znalduje sic puszka, do
kt6re] p}yna datki ma cele Macie-
rzy.
kazdy Czech jest opodatko-
wany na cele narodowe. Rozumuie
soble bowiem kaady tax: Je2eli
place podutek rzado"i, to o llez
che,niej rowlnlcnrm skladaG poda-
TEX dlu mewo narodu, dla czeSklego
spo}eczeh~twa, kt6rcgo jestem
cIlouklem, Ila Il bra mo!ch ko-
chanvch Clcch0M, kt6rN ch jestem
dzlecklem. To zasada ! PREY kazanle
czeskie. Wlerme je tez kazdy Wy
petniA z crhOta 2 rudoScl4 praH-
DIVA. Kazly Czech opodatkowuje
sic sam wcdie moznoscl, w stosunku
do swych do%chod6w, a nadto
opodalkowuJ2 sic Iobrowolnie Gale
~toNarzystwa tax prywatne, jak !
%publlczne.
Obecnle wyda;e ,,Czesba Ma
cierz szk6lna'' kilkadzesiat z}r. IA
utrzymanfe Samych szk6E, swplm
nak}adem fundowany CD. To ME
bagatcla. Trzeba dobrze goSpodaro
wac, zeby co rok zebrac tax pc
wazne funduszc. Rdznych ola
tego probowano srodAow zloby
cla wIekszych sum. Prawie kazdy
sic udawai, gdyz CzeChom pczcw"-
dnjtzy zawsze mysl: eel n%arodo"v.
Jeden &c sposob6w, ktory ia
slrble Szczeg6ImA z"raca u"age, a
kt6ry ,Maclerzy szk6lncj':: nlez-
mlerne prz> nosl korzyScl, sa lis;y
kopcrtv najrozmaitsze 3
napjsem ,.Matica sko!ska" (Ma-
cierz ~szk6lna]. W cIqgu kilku lat
czysty dochod Z t,ch lISt0w PREY
n,6s, % nr1esz}o tvs.ncv z}r Ka5.1v
hon;am c,oo, rwa5, ? q .wE,
o~bowi4zek kupowac pisaG ma
naniorza ,o,,.nm uat,rv
" pr,dza Ie.t ncwna hosDo.
IA" owl, ,iv;a,ni, d, nlai zachn-
dl,} ,o5 nov;an szawc B,lat
Tnn5o .zavc snr,vi{ 20 n,vwolc-
,,;au g~o.,odarlo .sarhonku r,
u. ols.l,,1 vrvstLich
oos., kt6r1v tam ,iwo nil, :,
1hiaro3 .,a s,ko}, cyosL;o ma I'm
dove tpat,u clcsk,eoo ,,d Ot6z
-, ,vono v.l,ol aa kcIc, rnln
1890 oko}o 1000 zhr. ma same
szLo}v .,evk,a 5oOO ztr No ;nnu
cn)p No nr,v;o Eazdv uosG GO w
piw1arni bv}. dab COS cent 3, 3. 5,
lub 10. Nazwano 90 cczeku,em
narodowym j DIS kazde dzlecko
INA szewca Bllka W Pradze a
kazdy 90 szsnuie 20 lego gorli-
wost.
w tysiacach lodzln czesk1ch
utrzymuia ska,bonkl. Gdy sic cos
radosnego zdarzy, gdv sa chrzciny.
wcse1a lub kiermasz, a goscle
przyiada, kazdy COS wrzuci W
i, skarbonke. Pc zaiazdach. restau
racvach, karczmach, wszedzie So
take skarbonki z naplsem: Ma
F., czeskle szkOfy l t. p.
TAX W nobieznvch s}owacb
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
EAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA
u GALICYl.

Gallcy1 posz}a pewna
Geese kslezy katolick ich greckiego
o~brzadku, @porzuclli wiare kato :
llcSa, a p~rzyjell mosklewska W
nadzieji, re i'm rad moskiewskl
dobrze "a to zap}acl. Tymczasem
Moskale tych odstepc6w tax drecza
i kara. re iednl wrdclli znowu do
KoScio}a katolick1ego, drudzv
ouusc,ll stan duchowny, nm
znowu dostall pomIeszanla zmys-
low innych chortb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19
kr6tka "a b wa. W

Kr6tka "a bawa. We
Warszawle W jednem q blur TO.
wnrzvStw zahezpleczenla pracoWaf
clcny skromny urzedmk. w
pazdz. otrzyma} on wiadomst, re
odziedziczy} spadek Is tysiecy
rubli. Poproslt o urlor 2,mieslec1-
czny i ~wylechat pc ow spadek.
Powr6c,} pred uplywem urlop",
ale bez p~ieniedzy. Wyp}acono ma
6w spadek co do gros1a, ale on
Gala tie SUNG u%tracll. Chclal maj2
tex p~owiekszyt i ceIem tego udaf
sic do Monaco lido domu Cry
pnblicznej i wszystko co mat
przegru} W rnlete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-19

wszvstko co we divorce tym byfo
cenniel szego. - Dzlwna, re Rad
mosklewskl nagromadziwszy W
Kr6lestwle POI. ogromne zastepY
woiska. Jest tax bezsilnym wobec
tych rozboj6w. Navel wozy pocz-
towe i pociqgi kolei zelaznYch ME
sa przed mimi ~bvzpieczne.