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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07

ma nss niedozwolonych prob q
dzedzinle ]esyka, narodowosci
i relluii.
Powt6rzywszy po2nahska
korespoudencya Nat. Zeitung''
wedle kt6rej !rzad ma mice
zamiar przywrocenla iezyka
W srednich odzialach s7kot
ludowych W Kslestwie | Pru-
sach Zachodnich.
,,Keichsbote" TAX plsze:
,,Jeszcze zadne panstwo ME
miaio powodzenla, llekroc
chciato lud iakls ogsaniczyc W
jego movie Tub narodowoscl a
narzuci6 mu gf6wny iezyk i
odpowiadajaca mu narodowosc
panstwa. Rodzi to take same
rozgoryczenie, Iak kiedy ze
strony panstwa ma bye
przemoca narzucona religla.
Jezyk narodowosc - i
religia ualeza do tycb rzeczy
ktore cziowlek identyfikuje
u swoia osoba i jej wolnoscia
- ola tegc p%oawojnle cd.
czuwa ka2da krzywde, iaxa
mu wYrzadza]a ma polu jezyka
lub narodovosci j religu. lego
uczy wszel6ie doswiadczenle
history. Ola tego tel zadne
pahstwo ME ma prawa odble-
rad ludowi, ktory do nlego
ualezy kt5rego ono bronl6
me obowiazeK, lego lezyka,
narodowosci i rellgai. Panstwo
mole jedynle 2adac, ably
obcojezyczny 'lud wytwaTzaf
dobrych i wieruych obywateii
pahst
,,Potrzeba poznanla glowne'
go jezyka pahstwa jest u
obcojszycznych cze5ci ludu
zbyt naturalna, i2by ME miaia
powstac sauna z slebie da2yc
do zaspokojenia. TAX byfo
JUL W swlecle staro3ytnym, w
ktorym bez przYmusu prey.
swajano sobie jezyk greckl a
potem jezyk }acihski. I'm
wieksza tolerancya, 1agodnosc
j sprawiedllwosG okazywaty
pahstwh swym obco)ezycznym
czesciom ludu, tym wiecei
U n,ch powodzenia.
.,Rozw6j cywillzacyjny ia,
rodu stol w bardzo sclsiym
zwlazku z jezykiem / narodo-
woscla. Gdy sic cz1owlekowl
wbrew jego wolf narzuca obey
jezyk i reIlgia, natenczas rob-
sic 60 obludnlklem a
historya uczy stale, Re take
gwaity zaws2e demorallzowaiy
dotkniete przez ME Judy i
przedewszystkiem robiiy le
niewiernemi wzgledem wtadz-
!
cow, wzglednle pshstwa.P olak
ME bedzie nigdy Nlemcem;
)ezeh 20 sic zmusza do tego,
to zmusza 90 udawaG cos,
czem ME Jest, a vice bye
obfudnlklem = a to mscl
sie.
Me cieszyio mas nlgdy
wdzieranle sic pahstwa W
dziedz1ne narodowego iezyka
oJczystego obcoje2ycznego ludu,
jak PolacY lub polnocm
Slezwlczauie - i sadzimy, &e
byllbysmy W PoIsce dalei.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07


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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07

FRANCYA. Kiedy zatarg
Syamem wybuchnaf ma
dobre, Rad francuski, jak
wiadomo, przestal swe warun-
XII relegraficznle, aadajac lch
zafatwienia W "a godzlnach.
Sprawl sic iednak przewlokfa
tax De Q maio CO bYloby
przysto do wojny, a temu
byIl vim, urzednicy telegra-
fcznl, lak sic teraz pokazafo,
ktorzy sprawe O II godzin
opoznili l "a to teraz postra-
da]a swe urzedy. Francuskl
posel powrocif do stolicy
Syamu. Bangkok, bez do.
wodzey francusklch okretow, i
obiai znowu swe zwykte
zalecie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07
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KSIAzEK
WEI SlEGARNl
Me D wa,k' eR@
" WIN0NA, MINI.

& 0 sieroty czyli pow1ss
wystawiajaca zgroze nieludzko6oj
srogn4d zawisci, i Lockwood NO
day." s~kntecznosc WARY i cn6t
wzorswosG miioe.erdzia i szczo-
drobliwosc, opatrz: osci przes ks
a. Pokoiskiego.. 30
gov k, 'o)akie przei
Fr. hr. Skarbka. Zawicra: I
Wyrra"s K~uiawsks, p Hulan-
ka ,pdzie, 81 Lnkasa Stempel
- D~ie S,ostry, > Przewozn:k
s. Jeuiec Wojenny, y Jaes
osust, 3 Mundnr, e) Kruk 30
= o. a. K ordvoki Przec
pau'ind ", Obrohea 1laaa
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07

Powstanle W
ArgentYnii, o ktorego wlasci.
wych przyczynach ledwo co
s}Ycha6, cieszy sic coraz
lepszem powodzeniem. Guber.
nator prowlncyl Santa Fe
poddal sic oblega1acym po-
wstancom. W walce stoczonei
pod mlastem Rozarlo pablo
100 ludZi, q 300 zostalo
rannych. Prevalent senatu
ustapll re swego stanowisI1a !
o5wiadczyt, ze W sprawy
polltyczne JUL sic odtad ME
bedzle mieszal, Wynikaloby z
tego, BE miedzy zwclennikami
lzauu panule ZWatplenle, a
pot "lerdza 10 takze wlesc, lie
Rad ME mogac sobie wldocz.
ME dac radY, przywolai daw.
nleIszego prezydenta PIellegri.
nlego do pomocy. W dwoch
lnnycb prowlncyach %panstwa
powstanie lada chwile wybucn.
ME.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07


swoi ce ruesyfikscyi Do tege
my Nlemcy wcale ME jestcs.
my zdolni i Ola tego prz '
tego rodzaju zakusach zawsze
tYlko doprowadzal;smy do
chwieinych prob a ME osiega-
llsmy celu, A gdzie cos to-
kiego gwaftem os1agnleto, tam
nastepstwem tego bylo zawsze,
il dotkniety TEN lud zostai
moralnie skoruupowany.G dzie
zas shiny i sprawledliwy Rad
panstwowy pozwala sic swo
bodn,e rozwiiot przyswajaniu
sic i zblizaniu obcolezycznego
narodu " pahstwle, tam Jaw
see mlai dobry rezultat, ]eleli
W ogole rzadcy W pahstwie
narod przez stoplen swej
oswiaty rozwol wtasnej ma
rodowosci okazuie moralue
uprawnienie do takiego piano.
wanna, tax De lnny nar6d
uwa1a po}aczenie sic z MIN,
wzglednle podanle mu sic "a
pozytek honor ola slebie.
Je2eli narod sam tax mafo
dba o swa narodowosG, jak
niestety Niemcy. a pahstwo
tYlko re wzgledu ma wygode
blurokrat7czneJ admlulstracyl
dopuszcza sic pogwa}ceh jezY,-
ka, natenczas podw6jna ME-
p~rzyjemnosG odczuc sic dale.
Zadne pahstwo ME ma prawa
ukracac narodowosc; lnnemu
narodoWl narzucac mu inneI
. ma ono tylko prawo 2sdaG
posfuszehstwa wzgledem praw
wlernosci ola pahstwa!"
Tax brzmia ztote sfowa
gazety ,,Reichsbote"-
Mech je sobie dobrze roz-
niemieccy zapalehcy!
PLACIC "a u
LEKARz i,OM0WY
czyli
poradnik W r%ozmaitych s}a-
bosciach, podajacy sposoby
}atwego i taniego wyleczenia
najciezszych chorob
BEZ DOKTORA.
Gdzie juz doktor ME mole
pomodz, tam jeszcze ia ksia-
zeczka wskaze ratunek.
ksiazeczka ia kosztuje 25ct.,
a MONA ia dostac w ks!e.
garni H. w
W WlSoN.A, MINI.
Il a 7 a L II - !
AOlAAEh
NOW 81 KSlEG ARNl
Me D walk
W WIN0NA, MIMI.
& o sieroty ezyli pow1ss
wystawiajaca zgroze n~ieludzko6oj
srogos6 zawisci, ! dotkliwos6 NO
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07

ROSYA. stra3 pograniczna
ma bye powiekszona 0 10
tysiecy zofnierzy. Podobno
Rad nosi sic z mysla stawlenla
stray tel wprost pod dozor i
Ead ministerstwa wojny; ma
e kazdej STACEY celnej ma
jake kierown,k WHISKY
Jskowy urzednlK. Widocznie
sosya gotUje sic ma kazdy
przypadek ma zamiar pre-
prowadzic wojue celna z Gala
ezwzglednoicia.
Jakesmy pisall,
kr6l Dahomeju w Afryce,
lmleniem Behanzin, zostat
pokonany przez francuskie
wojska; byi nawet JUL gotow
zupelnie I'M sic podda6. Kaza-
no mu Powiedziec, aeby sic
stawit osobiscie W zajeteJ przez
Francuzow stolicy kraiu,
Abomej, ably sic porozumiee
o do zawarcla pokoju. Ponle-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07

ME pofo3y6 koniec nlepewne-
mu poto1enlu kraju.
Z~ABURZENIA jake miedzy
mieszkancalni wysp Samoa W
Australia " ostatnim czasie
zapanowalY, usta1y zupetnie.
Obaj naczelnicy spierajacy sic
o pierwszehstwo, nazwiskiem
Malletoa l Matsafa, wydall
sobie bitwe, ktora sic zakoh.
czyfa Gleska Mataafy. Me
chciai sic wprawdzie pojdaG,
ale 3ofnlerze dwoch okretow
wojennych niemieckich i jed
nego angielskiego wdall sic
eEerglcznle W sprawe wzleli
90 W nlewole bez krwi rozle-
WI.
BELGIA.P rzewodnika stron-
nlctwa katollckiego, posia i
ministra Woeste, napadf ma
publicznej .licy Bruksell,
jakls czlowlek i zadaf mu diva
uderzenia grubym kijem.
Woeste, ktory wracai z po-
siedzenia izby, wpadt do
kosciola poblzkiego, poniewaz
o tym czasie utica, a racze)
juz droga, byia pusta. Napast-
mix uciekf, zanlm zdofano
przywotaG pollcya, ale pre-
chodzacy po2nali W ulm przy-
iaciela anarchlsty Leweka,
ktorY to zeszfego roku zrobli
zamach ma 1Ycle tegoz mini.
stra. Wowczas minister zadsI
soble Jeszcze wlele piracy, ably
Leweka wYratowac Cd kary,
a tersz przY]acIel owego
anarchisty tax sic "a to
odwdzieczyf. Ma szczescie
skaleczenia zadane kijem ME
So tax znaczne.
The Washington bee., 1893-04-15
State Names Trantslaed.


Alaska signifies The Great Land"
Alabama Here we rest Mus
cogee)
Arkansas-"Bow Gndians) on the
Smoke Water"
Arizona-"Sand Hills"
California-"Hot Furnace.
Co!orado-"Rudy" (river).
Connecticut-"Long River.
Dakota-"Allied' Gndian tribes).
Delaware - In honor of Thomas
West, Lord De La Ware, Governor of
Virginia, 1910. The estate La Ware
(Warwick) was in Worcestershire.
England.
District of Columbia-Feminine OF
Columbus Dove).
Florida =" Flowers" Spanish for
Easter Sunday the day that Ponce de
Leon discovered the land.
Georgia-Feminine of George Farm
err, in honor of George H., who estab
lished the colony in 1882.
Idaho-"Mountain sheen of the
morning sun.
Illinois Tribe of men,"
Indiana -"Indian land" from Indus,
Sanscrit, Sindhu, River.
-"Drowsy Ones Indian tribe).
Kansas-'Smoky Water"
Kentucky -" "At the head of tho
river"
Louisiana-In honor of Louis XIV.
of France, Ludovicus, BOLD Warrior"
Maine The mainland. as distin-
guished from neighboring insular
parts.
Maryland-In honor of Henrietta
Maria (bitter). daughter of Henry ~.
of France, and queen of Charles I. of
England.
Massachusetts, 1.-The Place of the
Great Hills"
Michigan-"A Weir of Fish the
lake resembling fish trap.
Minnesota Muddy Water" Indian
name of st. Peters river
Mississippi-"The Father of Waters" :"
MjssouSi-"Great Muddy" (rivor).
Montana-"Hilly Country" noun
tain.
Nebraska Shallow Water" (The
Platte River).
Nevada "Saw-toothed" (mountain
range Sierra Nevada).
New Hampshire Hampshire
(Hants), England, by John Mason,
Governor of Plymouth, in Hampshire.
New Jersey-F'rom the Isle of err
sey, Caesarea Caesar, Latin Harry },
one of the channel islands, defended by
Sir George Cartaret against the Long
Parliament.
New Mexico-From the Aztec god
Mexiti, god of war.
New York-From the Duke of York
afterward James II. of England.
North Carolina-From Carolus Nit-
tie Darling) Charles TX. of France, in
/ whose reign the Huguenots planted the
first colony.
Ohio-"Beautiful" (river).
Oklahoma-"Red People" (Choctaw).
Oregon-From Oregano, Spanish
name for wild sage-artemisia grows
Oh the shores of the Columbia river.
/ Pennsylvania -"Penn's Woods" in
honor of William Penn.
Rhode Island-From Isle of Rhodes
| (roses) In the Mediterranean.
South Carolina-separated from
| North Carolina in 1929.
| Tennessee River of the Great
Bend"
| Texas-"Friendly" Qndiaa tribe).
| Utah-"Dwellers in the mountains
! tribe of Indians).
1 Vermont-"Green Mountain"
yirginia--From Queen Elizabeth, in
honor of her unmarried state.
| Washington-in honor of George
Washington, from Wessyngton, Dur
ham, England.
Wisconsin-"WildR Rushing Channel
(riyer).
Wyoming Plains"
Three things are known only in the
The Washington bee., 1893-04-15
A PRETTY SURPRISE.

A beautifully illustrated and
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The Washington bee., 1893-04-15
NOVEL SAFETY LOCK.

Blowing Hidden Pendulum Releases
Spring Bolt.
A novel safety lock has been invent
ed by a Swedish engineer, says the
Louisville Com'ie1-Jouamal. Wishing
to close an isolated cottage situated in
forest, he suspended behind the door
o pendulum, whose bob was hollow on
one side and bevelled at the other.
In position of equilibrium, the hol-
low part is situated in front of the
aperature of a curved channel that de-
bouches behind the door. If person
blows into the aperature the pendulum
will begin to swing. but, whatever the
force of the breath, the amplitude will
be very slight. If, at the moment the
pendulum is passing through the posi-
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oscillation, one blows again, the oscil-
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there will be finally communicated to
the pendulum an amplitude such that
the bob will abut against a lever, so
placed that slight movement will
bring it into unstable equilibrium, and
it will fall upon spring bolt, and the
door will open. But if the duration OF
the oscillation of the pendulum (which
is absolutely invisible) were unknown,
one might keep on blowing for week
without reaching any result. The lock
is so arranged that with little prac-
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fourth oscillation.
If person knowing the system but
not the period wished to unlock the
door and was deceived by an eighth in
the duration of the interior pendulum's
oscillation, the fourth blowing would
produce an effect exactly contrary to
the first and the pendulum would
stop. The two intermediate blowings
would have produced no effect. For
On error of sixteenth, the fourth
blowing would arrive at the moment at
which the pendulum was at the end OF
its travel, and the effect would be null.
The principle utilized in this lock is
the same as that involved in bell ring
ing. Bell ringers, causing minimum
force to act at given moment, set in
motion and ring the largest bells.
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The d 5aa, ape now endeavorlng to fool
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CAS- we journey thrgh let feol us live
by the way"
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The Washington bee., 1893-04-15
BALTIMORE AND oHIoRAILKoAe
Sc eduls In effect NOyIgth

Sc sduls In effect NOVI9th
h'"Se "asTn1ngton To.o fr m station corner New
Jersey Vvenue and q street
For Chicago and Northwest Vesfih,,a,,
Limited express train 11:3O a, m s.Is = -,
daily. r ia
FOR cincinnati. st Louis, and Indianano,
Vestlbuied Limited $3.50. 'ex press Ills % m
For Pittsburg and CleyeIs nd expr...
ll:30 a. m. and 8:45 d. m
For lexington and Staunton, tlO.I0 am
FOR winchester and way stations.
:, For Luray Natural BridHe e, Roanoke
hno&vli LIZ e, Chattanooga, nd Memph
li:iO p. m. daily; Seepn Car
through 10 Memphis ashyilie
For Luray. $50 D. m
For Bssltimore. "a week daS IS, KS &c .s g,
an 1 10 90 .winn U0i nie.m1nutes), sl1 e5 5, aS 80
Ks 80. 50; x6 20, 3d. Ks % e ,es w. o VS0
l5.miauies Ai 81, aga Ks S S ? % %. susdas IS
uites). M: xl2 a5. W. x2 ~ D. X s'y ~ w, !
x5 90 15 %. KS 20. q. 80. Ks o., xs ~ oil go ~.
XII 81, ii 30 p. M. "iA ''o
! 70 p ln sundays. SO Il. H.. IN n -,
For Frederick, fS 40. til 80 a. NJ, II J., a,
t5 81, p. "sA - oo,
For hagerstown. Ito 10 a. IN, and !, u.
1oyd and wa points. - IU u. m 90 u
For Gailhersburg anu way I.1,'.s u -.
y. w M, fl2 10. 81 Is. f3 So. IA sa -
y. A. IL 30 p. IN. Express ia, 90 ., 50 10
al J! prineipai ~ u stations only $. 4s tic ~ a
hOYAL BLUE Line FOX NEW ,,.,.,
AMI PhILADELPHIa. i"ish
For Philadelphia, New York. Knx,o,
the East. daily w, 10 w Diuinp e. ano
m.' 'sIsen,s ~ u p; 10. ~ % W DI,nlnE lai III 81
PLiadeip.ia, Wilmington and Ches,s, ~, s.a
y. IN. "
Buffet Parlor Cars oil all day trains.
For Bosion NJ ~ u. III. with PuiI,,,sI, I<,,
Sleeping Car TuunIIg lhro,ylI In n,...s'
without cnange, Via Poughke .Is SoH Sr"a
landing passenger iii .& Al station a 20,
ton. o~o-
For Atlantic City, 10 0O a, m and !, az
Sundays, II O5p. LII. h
tk1eept sunday. *Daily. ssuuda, ou,
Expiess trains
Baggage called for and Checked fr,m
and r, sldehess Ger Dy Union T.ansler tompsns
pei nss iVahia avenue, and at det OF
j. L. ODELL, CHAS. a. Si.IrI,
"eh' 'en Pass. Axs,t
The Washington bee., 1893-04-15

Three things are known only in the
following way: A hero in war, Il friend
In necessity, and q wise man in anger
Arabic.
The Washington bee., 1893-04-15
CHARLES A. LANE.

1 he Champion OF he Afro Amer
lean side of the in lus! rial
Problem, and an
ADVOCATE OF COOPERATIVE
prlEt ip es viii Deliver Lecture IN the
G. ition of the
C0L0RED AMERICAN WORKMAN
AND COOPERATIVE INDUSTRY,
AT SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH. r. ST.
Bef. 10th and 18th Sts., N. W.
EVENING, APR. 9TH.
Under Auspices of Trustees.
j. A. TAYLOR. ....... PASTOR.
ADMISSION % CENTS.
Tickets on Sale at Prominent Business
places.
The Washington bee., 1893-04-15

WANTED: At this office two la.
dies to learn the printing business.
Permanent work. Apply at once.
An unfaling cure for bruises and
snrainS. A man throw from the
horSp.cars cured. Mrs. Julia A.
Blckpr. 1876 state S.. New Haven,
Conn. writes: "My husband was
hady bruised and OF her WISE i: jur ID
by being thrown eff the BIO So ears
an be was retnrning bone. He
ustd three bottles of Salvation Oil
and it cuted him. 1t il the best
remedy EVER used for bruises and
IcamOt say too mach in it, praise.
BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS.
The May number of that elegant
Fashion Magazine "Toilerten is
out. Words fail us when we at
Tempt TO describe the wonderful
creationS illustrated on its twenty,
four pa eS The Magazine has be
come so well known for its refined
styles that the announcement above
sail our lady readers ask for.
Published by Toilet:es Publish
ing company, lZ6 West 23d St.
New York.
The Washington bee., 1893-04-15

The General Board of Directors includes tmhe1s from Virginia
Virginia, New York Penns Kentucky, Washington,
c.. Carolina, MaIyldnd, Alabama and Tt xas
declares dividend of
members This Association
coOed people. by them and their interest
HColored AGENTS Cooed Clerks the Main
Office.
A LARGE BRANCH STORE CLIFTON FORGE VA,
Dry Goods Boots, Shoes Crockery Hardware and
Groceries and polite cek to wait upon their customers
A LARGE COMMISSION HOUSE
Richmond all kinds of produce such Grain To-
and Lumber Chickens Eggs Butter Fruit &C. Tie
BROOM AND CIGAR FACTORY
operation giving employ
near future thousands Of ~
members of he Association.
DRY GOODS STORES.
dry goods centrally will
fall 1s One will be located Washington,
West Virginia. LyDchbug, Vs and
Richmond Virginia. possibly other sections the
Gods help push h+ Association to the font
every place where the people Interest thtn
the This also being Buldhg
Loan has cal estate
Virginia and North Carolina
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