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3. Baby Chorus-Misses Krauss, Stolts,
Schlesinger. Goldberg and Ashton.
=. Piano MISS hdela stern
3. Recitation......Ni Miss Irma Schlesinger
Misses Flossle Stolts and Nancy Ashton.
T. Recitation lin GERMANY ...........
Miss Josephine krauss
3. Plano Solo....,.. Miss Nancy Ashton
.. Vocal SolO...."The Man in the Moon"
Miss l.. Snedeker.
10. Recitation..........Mi Miss Blanche Stern
y, chorus; ....,.....:." The Bowery,'
Misses Stots. Krauss. Schiesinger, Gold
berg ahd Ashton.
Dancing.
Every number on the programme was
well received. the audience showing its
appreciation by hearty and unatintcd ap-
plause. After the concert there was
dancing, ana everybody had most en-
1Dyablp time
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COOLER WEATHER COMING.
sergt. Dunn Gives Comforting As.
surance to Perspiring New York ers,

Local forecaster Dunn wore a trlum-
phhht look this morning as he an
houhced that the temperature on top of
the Equitable Building at s o'clock was
only IS degrees, two degrees lower than
1t was yesterday morning.
lie also save the comforting informa-
tloh mat there was II prospect of Slight
~ cooler weather. and that the uJpies-
slVe humidity of yesterday had been re
duccd to u per cent, a decrease frorn
yesterday of IL per cent
Al O'Clock th'' morning the temper
ature at baltimore was 7G degrees, ana
AZ 'hlcneo 6s. The hottest place in the
Union was Point Jupiter, Fla. where
the thermometer scored ~. and the cold
est at Cheyenne, Nyo., where the mer-
curry descended to g.
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The most noticeable point Of difference
in the dress Of Northern and Southern
girl Is tnat the former sacrifices eve ythlng
to style while the latter cares more for
Intrinsic beauty and above all becoming
ness. She wears fiuttering laces and rib
bons where her sister Of colder cline pre-
fers stiff linen collars or high chokers of
the same material as her gown. The
broad, dropping -brimmed hat Of the
Southern maiden Is Q small garden, on
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Concert for s cl. Hao.ss' Fund.

The suffering little or,s WHO arc ten.
eHtei by The Evening World" Sex
nabIcs' FUND have N.nd frioud in Mrs.
frank Ashton, who is ,,0?liDs at the
Eprkiani Hotel CDnsyrs, y. y. for
the SUm@cr.
y sisted by the Misses Fletcher and
Sussm0r she arranged concert unIer
the auspices Of the Childrca's Charity
Club for the benefit OF the Sick Babies
Fund.
The ladies worked eHcrGelrally, and
their efforts weg, crowned with social
aGl financial success.
The pclulc who ATTENDED the entertain
r,ut which was held -, tho hotol last
saturday evening, had most enjoyable
tim and the sick Babies Fund Is
s"cllcd by $40, the rrp"cea3 o, the CON
cert,
Th concert took place last Saturday
anu this was the programme:
!, overture, "MuTning, Noon and Night
Hotel Orchestra.
2 Recitauon"....,...,.Miss Aline Lewis
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Tho Star Clubs Good Work.

To tho Editor:
Inclosed please llnd sl0.o3 for the poor sicl
babies. We held iair aud worked hard for
ihem. We sold dolls, fans and all kinds OF
small bric.a-brac, cake and lemonade. Our
mammas and sisters encouraged us and we
had the patronage of our Kind neishbors.
Next year we will work more for them, and
hope when we grow to be men VIC may be
able TO do great deal Tor them, for We know
that God loves the poor as well as the rich.
our fair was only three days.
STAR CLUB,
corner Eighty fourth street and Park avenue.
ICnnle Htrkins, Vincent Carroll,
GeOrgic Wicks, Tommy Fowler,
Herbert Gleason, Charlie Carroll,
jos carroll, Willie Wicks
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STUFFED Tomato Salad.

Carefully scald twelve peach tomatoes
and remove skin. Cut slice from stem
end and carefully remove seeds. Cut
cress fine. add little chopped chives
(these grow wild in almost every sod.
Put into a bowl a teaspoonful Of salt
dash of cayenne and six tablespoonsful
Of olive oil; mix and add gradually suf-
ncient vinegar to make a creamy whit
ish dressing. Fill the tomatoes with the
cress and chiveS, pour over the dress.
ing, place on lettuce leaves and serve.
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SdrdinsS and Parmesau.

Sardines with Parmesan are not a
familiar savory in this country. Take
a small box Of nice sardines. Wipe them
well and lay each one on strip OF
bread taboGt the size of finger) which
has been fried a delicate brown. Set
them IN the oven and let them be thor
oughiy heated through. Sprinkle a lit
tie grated Parmesan cheese and a mere
touch of fine red pepper over them IL
you Ike hot" seasoning. Serve them
for tea or luncheon
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a Wee oaby Herself.

TO T.le EIIVOT'
am only wee baby who came into this
great world six weeks ago to-day. Ihuya
found It very happ comfortable sort OF
place thus iar, bclGS received by tender, wcl-
coming srms, surrounded by ioying friends
and having the kindcst. les' doctor IA all the
lang 10 take care OF Inc Whcn III. So I feel
lh!t would Ike to contribute my small mite
u le!p some poor !itile bLby who has not
been so fortunate. Please nnd inCiosed 81
frol BABY MARGUERITE
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Hominy Flo,,rsudjue.

Line deep pie dish with a good short
paste, cover the bottom with washed,
currants or "Sultanas." Beat two eggs
without separating, add quarter cup Of
sugar. To one cup hot boiled hominy
grits add two tablespoonsful butter,
then add eggs and half pint milk. Fla
vor with teaspoonful vanilla, pour in
pie dish and bake in a quick oven thirty
minuinS
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$4,000 PerDay.
Returns, Exchange List and All
Free Papers Deducted.
A TESTIMONIAL.

"7he undersigned odcertisers in N00
"York city, hapins been 'nUi:ed TO e.
''on,ine all books and accounts relating
"to the circulation Of THE WORLD,
''eertLty that they haze drailed Memselrs,
"Gy the limitation, and that they hdr.
''trGced The circulation, in carious Nr7tods
"1rom tho contracts 1or the supply Of
"paper to tie bank deposits Jor the sales
"g tic paper. They hare certified tile
"pu6ished statements o. circulation, and
"ays sdtisfed of their accuracy, and
"tAat the net actual, bona fde, paid cir
''o,llntion of THE WORLD, Morning
"and Epening Editions, per day for tie
'se days of the aoeek snded Narch 1871,
1893, after deducting all return papers,
'Jree papers aud earhanges, pas 915 200.
"BLOOMINGDALE BROS,
"by L. w. Bioomingdsie.
ar. H. MACY & CO.,
"by A. l.. kinkead.
"J0HN DANIEL & SONS,
"pcr u. c. Aliaire.
'' Accountant
"ADAMS G. CO.,
per John s. A. Lambiey,
Advertising T1anager.
"EHRICH BROS.
("G. K. LcghOrn. Supt.
"EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS,
"per W. 4. Edrunds,
" Accountant.
LUDWIG BROS,
"ALFRED J. CAMMJYER."
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ney upon their shoulders. The rustic,
In his visits to the metropolis. shows the
same hesitation and bewilderment In
the roar and rumble and entanging
confusion of the crowded streets. while
the woman of business and the alarm
ingly self-possessed schoolgirl thread
the maze with the utmost GOODNESS and
self-Dossession
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4 Playing-Card Case.

A case for q pack of playing cards is
made by cutting a piece of celluloid to
fold over the pile, punching two sides
with a shoemaker's punch and lacing
them UP with narrow olive green ribbon.
The top and bottom should also be
punched In the same way and ribbons
tied in. A four leaved clover must then
be painted on the top.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

1t is announced that Oh July 10 the
most recently discovered comet was but
28,000,0OO miles from the earth. This
broke all recent cometary records But
people who foresce the destruction Of
the earth by collision with a comet will
be relieved to learn that having got SO
near to us the celestial wanderer evil
IDENTIFY took a strong aversion to the
neighborhood and shot away at a
tangent so rapidly that he ls now some
thing over 6l ,OOo, 900 miles distant.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

Some attractive bedroom lamps have
handles by which they may be carried
One is of Dresden china with Its small
curved bowl standing upon three legs,
and has twisted handle. Another is
square in shape and has It's handles
aggressively angular All are shaded by
Voluminous ruhles in the palest slum-
her-inductng Colors.
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Raisin P,fHs.

rake cup Of sugar, two eggs, one.
iourth cup butter, one-fourth cup sweet
mix. a teaspoonful baking powder and
four to make rather thick batter, a
cup OF raisins and favoring TO taste
Grease as many coffee cups as you de.
sire puffs and fill each half full. Place
In steamer over boiling water. Serve
with Swcetenei cream,
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PiMnkafs.

Cream, half pound butter. add gradu-
ally half pound granulated sugar Sep
arate six eggs. Beat whites until stiff,
beat yolks, add them to whites, then to
butter and sugar. Sift together twice
six ounces corn starch, two ounces corn
flour. one teaspoonful baking-powder,
add gradually to the other mixture,
add one teaspoonful vanilla. Bake In
patty pans fifteen minutes.
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Fair in Madison Avenue.
To tie Editor:

TO tie Editor:
Incosed please find &l5.27, proceeds OF a
fair held at kighty.lOurth street and Madison
avenue for the benefit OF the Sick Babies
Fund.
Eleanor Lippincott Teresita Becerra,
Hattie Fuld, Grace LippincoLt,
Milton Oottnger. Marry Einstein,
Joseph Russell, Manuel Becerra,
Richie LippinCott.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

At Chicago a Coroner's jury has held
four men TO answer to the Grand Jury in
the matter of the recent disastrous fire
At the Worlds Fair grounds. Fire Mar
shal Murphy is one of the four. II is
alleged against him that he persisted In
sending flremen into the burning tower
OF the Cold Storage building after
being fully warned of the peril that
would be beneath them. II this charge
u true. Murphy's responsibility is a
The evening world., 1893-07-19
4 WondroMr Khtte Serge Reeter.

Among recent importations is a white
serge REFER with immense shoulder
puffs over sleeves that are equally enor-
nous. The puffs and the lining are of
silk. The whole Is her utiful and almost
sinfully extravagant, as the first wear
ing would soil and harm 1t beyond fur
ther beauty
The evening world., 1893-07-19
Msworid's Situation Day IS Thursdsy.

frightful one Rashness is not the high
e. form of brav ary. even when only the
life of one reckless man is imrrrillcd.
When the lives of others are involved
directly by that ones net or command
The raahness becomes criminal.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

1t is said that the buried trolley IS
entirely safe for use. even In large cities,
as 1t does away with the overhead wire.
But. then, didn't the whole trolley sys-
TEN get into Brooklyn by an under
ground process?
The evening world., 1893-07-19
4 South african Family.

A typical South African household
described by Oliver Schreiner had an
English father. a half Dutch mother,
with q French name, a Scotch COVER
ness, a Zulu cook. fIottentot house
maid and Kafiir stable boy, while
the little girl who waited on the table
was q BasutO.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

Little May Cora Numenthal receives 4
penny each day from her father and tc,tetns
that by contributing to "The Evening
Worlds Sick Babies Fund it viii do more
good than spending same, aved the sum o
30 cents, which she hopes Will do some good.
The evening world., 1893-07-19
Master Joe and His Violin.

Master Joe Smith. the noted boy vio-
linist, has come to the front in aid of
"The Evening Worlds" Sick Babies
Fund. on Aug /, at 730 p. NJ. Mas
wonderful performer on the violin, Will
give IL COnCert at the Jacksonian club
House, JOG ana l0s Avenue C. lie will
be assisted hy Prof. Springer. The ad-
mission is only 10 cents
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utHA 4'..r.I
nocltt!e Goo4c-how dld SOU spend yoa
vaCltignr
soncrs HollidoY ON, ! led a dogs NE,
= nroliIiie GO. It--\u. What dia Won de-:
SUMers iiu.li.ay-' q. "rUlnu and sicuL
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Cash's Mite and Prayer.

TO THO EuIIOT.
lnclosed you will hnd my mite for The poor,
sick babies May 1t be the means OF helping
some unfortunate child. II all your numer-
Gus readers believed ~ tho brotherhood OF
the human family the CAildren's wants
would soon be satisfied CASH.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

iathc..C words of Vice a lmiral Tryon
after the Iamperdown struCk the Vic
tora. Who can doubt now that after
realizing what had happened, and after
confcssing his own terrible mistake, the
brave old Briton deliberately sought to
80 down with his ship rather than I've
to face what must come?
The evening world., 1893-07-19

President Lawrence, of the Fish Com
mission, says the round hard clam Is
becoming scarce. In no community.
however 10 the diminution reported Of
the species furnishing the awful cX.
amples from which the warning Don't
be a clam" was drawn.
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With a Blessing,

To tho EdNori
Please tnd inclosed 81 to be applied 10 the
Sick Babies Fund. May heaycn bless you
Tor the noble WORK you are doing in behalf OF
the precious little ones.
A BE&EAVED MOTHER
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Five Made 90 Corts.


To the Edltor:
Five small boys and girls held a little
party to help the sick babies. We made 90
cents on the little toys we had on the stand.
Yours truly, JOHN HOWE.
=. S.-The boys and girls names are John
Howe. Tillie Howe, Lester Turk, Harold Turk
ana Birdie ArenS.
The evening world., 1893-07-19
The Telescope Fan Once More.

The telescope fan which was popular
about twenty years ago is again in
favor in England, and has been brought
to this country by few returning
1t was convenient because
easily portable, and will probably be-
come the rage once more on this ac-
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VERY NEAR TO $4,000.
The Sick Babies Fund Amounts
to 1886 To-Day.
Mrs. Prices Harlem Entertainment
Was a Big Success.
The Friends of the Babies Are Raj.
lying to Their Aid.

All letters containing nancy for the
Sick Babies Fund should lie addressed
to "tnsbier OF WORLD, Pulitzer Build
Ing. New York city"
donations OF clothing, &c., should be
scEt To Mrs. Roberts. Ijy West Thirty.
fOaIth street.
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Nep Neck ace.

A new necklace of light broken links
of yellow gold. From this depend light
open-worked geometr!cal or convention
allied designs. with possibly jewel In
the centre.
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Georg.e and Oracle,



and my little sister Oracle send you the
10 cents that papa gave Us to spend for Sun
DAY. hoping It VIII do soma poor baby
good. RESPECTFULLY Yours,
GEORGE lONOnhIE, aged ten,
GRAClE DoNuGll Z, age eight,
Huron ST., GrcenDOlnt.
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A Noble Project.
To the Fdito

To the Editor:
Incloseo please find 81 for the above fund.
May you ever continue In your NOZZLE projects
Is the wish OF NJ. 4. z.
Nvington-on-Hudson,N n. y.
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Theatre Ticket Money.

10 the Editor:
theatre tickets, but is now gwen Instead to
your Sick Babies Fund. God bless and speed
your work.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

With the settlement OF the lawsuit over
IN important storage battery patent, an
other obstacle is removed from the way
to safe use of electricity for street sur
face motors.
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Fut to Good Use.


To TTH T. -TTOF
flease make use ~ ul irc.oscd so cents
for the poor s!cS Bales FULd. The money
was given the little boy Wllfred and his sis-
ter Mary, and they wish TO put II ~ It's best
use. A FRIEND.
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To Ligh: ZEN Il Mothers Heart.

To tN0 EdIfN.
/ inclosc 81 tor the Sick Babies Fund.
hope 1t may help to tighten some mothers
heart. l. v. B g.
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Hopes for tie Future.

Vfum ilfc)
"Ihey say SAID SpgiSglus, "that I, takes
u ee generations TO maze u gentleman"
"Thpt,' replied Virgins, "UneUS up n
pleasant prospect FOR cur grandson"
The evening world., 1893-07-19
-Abput the Modes.

The ''round-table skirt" which 10
cut out of goods five yards wide aand
has no seam, is at present the most
popular one. Nothing surpasses this
in It.
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To Help a Little.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please find 81 to help the babies a
little. Yours very truly,
". l.. r., Brooklyn.
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1t may we'll be quered whether a six
pound shot, striking amidships, would
not have brought the last OF the Mo-
|hican.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

The man who brought out Patti has
Just passed away, bat the end OF the
Patti farewell tour Is not yet
The evening world., 1893-07-19

in the succession Of bank crashes in
Denver the people get little but runs for
their money
The evening world., 1893-07-19

The proverb BLOOD is thicker than
water" was not written of Croton
water.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

Somebody undoubtedly al strike Enly
Patterson. 1t is not SO clear that any
body fired on the Mohican.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

THE WoRLD 0'l not, under any ctrcM'n-
stances, hold ituetJ responsible FOR tho ,e,trn
o. "a e-ktsptn0 tU any rsjscted manuscripts
W psctu,es, or tohn,soeper character o., value.
No exceptions ,oiN be made 70 thtS rtae vith
regard 10 either letters ~ fncl0surss. Nor
soiH the editor eniey into coirespOh dence con
eerntag Is,aratdjLe manuscripts.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

Rapid Transit must be something to
swear by. 81" transit Is something to
swear at
The evening world., 1893-07-19

France aspires to be great II am"
In Slam.
The evening world., 1893-07-19

This illustration represents cbarmin:
gown made In Paris. 1t is Of light, brown
silk, with trimmings OF gold ana jet beads
The evening world., 1893-07-19

The hat is black, trimmed with feathers, and
arranged with rosette OF reed green velvet
In the front.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-19
PoEka pod MoSkaIan.

ze trzej pro
fesorOwie semlnarum klelec-
klego nlewlnnie uwiezleni ks.
ks. Sfaweta, Bochnia Senko,
wypuszczeni zostall z cytadeli
warszawsklel "a kaucya. czte.
rel inni pozostaJa tam ieszc2e.
Alumni Gawronski jedyny
oskarzyclel, a zarazem i
swiadek, osadzony zosta} W
szpitalu oblakanych W Twor-
kach W pobllzu WarszawY.
Go sic tyczy kleryk CIV wyrok
zapad1 nledawno. u ogoInej
liczby 90 uwolnloao AZ cd
why ma]a prawo VISTA
pic do 1nnych seminarYow,
zeby ukohczyc naukl teolo-
glczne; IA wykluczono pa
zawsze re sranu duchowRego
i powolano do s1uzbY wo]sko-
wei, o lie prawo do tego lch
ME uwalnia; 5. pozosta]e
jesZcZe W ZaWlesZeniu.
Klerycy, co do ktorych
wyrok ieszcze ME zapadt, So:
AksamitowsKl Konstanty, Pier
wota CelestYn, Macho wski
Pawef, Pawllkowski Francl :
seek l Pabjz ZYgmunt. Cyfry
te przekonywaja mas, Re znie.
slenle seminarYum z powodu
mniemanego przestepstwa Ii
alumn6w e. !iczby 60) les:
niczem lunem, jak gwa4tem
zwfaszcza, De l OWN l3
alumnom nle powiedzlano, an
o co So obwinlenl, an
ga co Cd stanu duchownegc
usunlecl zostali.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-19

Poznan. + l9 z. m. wiec1o'
rem umarl tn nauczYclel enc
ryt s. p. August Schoen.
Nieboszczyk urodzil sic r.
1916, przybyf do Pozuauia W
r lS49, bedac poprzednio gu
wernerem W kliku znaczniei.
szych domach polsKlch. Tutai,
prscu]ac krotki czas jake nau.
czyclel W szkole Ludwikl, po-
wolanyn4 zostai do gimnazyum
Nary Magdaleny, gdzle 81
lat bee przerwy byf czynnym.
Odznaczaf sig wielkiem poczu-
ciem owiazkow l prawoscla,
charakteru, co mu z,ednywaio
wielkl szacunek u kolegow i
n~iekiamane przywiazanic ucznl
r. i. P.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-19

~s.@sp
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-19

zachowa6 raczyl, tax prostemi
i wzruszajacemi s}owy, re HUI
gonowi az Ivy stane}y "
oczach. Wzruszony do glebi,
pochwyci} synka W swe OBJ
jecia i piesci} sic MIN tax
dlugo, az chlopiec zasna}.
Spali wiec wszyscy, tylko cd
lego powiek sen uclekai. Po-
smutnia} wsrod dumania, 90
coraz ciezsze mysli niepokoi}y
jegosdusze; Ottawa o los A
mali dapelnia}a reszty.
Jedna rzecz przytem stawala
mu sic coraz pewniejsza, i'm
dluzej sic smiertelnie blada
twarz o]ca wpatrywa}, - OTTO
przekonanie, re wl,et przyjdzie
mu sic rozlaczyc Z sedziwym
ojcem.
Gag daisy nas2ap:.>
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-19
ASK.

Raszowy. = mas ks. prob
Sobel wystepowat DIS dnla
"a z. m. mocno "a kazaniu
przeciw polsk'm gazetom
a kazal czytac nova gazette,
Wszysoy byli Sony bardzo obu-
rzeni; pieciu mi JUL mowito,
re sobie zapisza, ale ME no.
wa gazette, lecz Gazette Opol.
SKA"
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-19
Ksiazki 90 nabozc d.
silva

Dziecie do Boga........ ........2e
Dziecie do Boga &c stotemi brSo
Saml
Kwiat niowinnosci ola dzieci pols.
kirh W Ameryce.
.,KsiQ&oczka" do naboSehstwa ola
mtodzie&y, zfocone brzegi, zAoco.
ny tytulik, possk6rek 40 .ytuli-
ken lJ6zefa Chociszew,Risgo]
Ia anna ksa&eczka oprawna "
sk6rke z obrazkiem.....-...95
Ia sama ,Ksia&eczka do naboseh
silva ola mfodzie&yn Okuciem
i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .--.-.1 .25
Ia sama oprawna W kos6 sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit.. ~
. Ola orosfyc b.
ANIOH sTROz oprawny W skorks
ztocone brzeg, loo
Ani6{ Strdz, oprawny W
sk6rke, %z}ocone brzegi, z okuciem,
za~meczklem, z}otym tytuliklem
AN1oH sTRvz opravny W Rose
s%fonlowa lub W aksamit.. 800
zEOTY OhTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny re zfoconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. w pf6tno so.4o
%zfocone brzegi, skorka 0.80
" zokuclem zameczkiem loo
- OETARZYK POLSKI
re zfoconemi brzcgami LAO
re sprzaczka Z okuciem 200
DUNN opraw. W skorka LEO
i" %zfocone brzegi LTD
&c s~przaczka 500
Ogrodek D h O n v O.
prawny W sk6rke, z1ocone brze.
gi, z obrazkami ma ok}adce, zie-
conym tYtulikiem. ..... 81. so
Tia sama ksiazka 3 zameczkiem
i okueiem. 200
w ianek Mary, opr. V
skorke.. al
w ianek Mary, Slocony
tulik j zioc brzegi. lie
W"ianei tryL zloc 10
brzegi KEN oku,lem
s.... ..sS..p.2s
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-19

sza pisma ME mleckie = jak
dswonY wlezY spadfy, a
jeszc1e DIS we wei le2a. "
nocy z Nledzleli ma Poniedzla-
TEX przyiechali ziodzieje skra
il ]edeu. Szkoda to wielSa.
DO dzwony z dobrego mate
ryafu 2 roku 1915. Wartoby
sic dowiedzleG, nd czem to
polega, De przez tyle lat Mkt
sic o tie dzwonv ME tcoszczyI,
Czyby Mode pokolenla NE
misfy lyle uszanowania, ktore
W Mich zabytki pobo2nych
przodk5w wzbu1z!c musza::
Nam sic wierzyc ME chce,
body to byto bardzo smutnym
obiawem,
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COS PIEKNEGO
8-miH PaWiasciack.

L w ! a:
/. Papuga, pow,astka.
2. Palma Kwletnlowa, powiastka
3. Smutne skutki nlemadrego figla.
%pcwlastka.
4. Nieuczynnost, powlest.
5. P~rzeczucie, p~owiastka.
6. LudwiKa i Helena, powies6.
z. Ztot6wka, p~owiastka. =
s. Try przyJacr6iki, ~powiastha.
CENA 80 @.
s Mona &c ksiqake doStat 10 ksiS.
garni H. DEhD o WSKLEGO "
Winopa, MINI. 50 +. and ctr.
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X ucharka
POLSKA l
SKA
zawierajeca az
kilka set

PTzep1soW kuch0rsE7cb.
ola m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyn ma TAME smaczne pray
rzqdzanie %rozmaItych potyaw. a
szczegdlnie zup, sos6w, jarzyn,
potraw %mlesnych i postnych
uwzelednieniem potraw polskich,
mianvwlcle b~arszczu, blgosu, r
zdw, fakow, i pleczywa amerykah-
skiego iaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
CENA 60 Q.
MoAua te hsiq5he dostat co ksie.
gorni H. DERD OWSHLEGO W
Wluona. MINI. SO E. End str. ~
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Kopan'na, pow. bytomski.
w srode znale2iono tn hut
nika WHALE zabltego ma ullcy.
Czy 60 zabito W gfotni, czy,
jak Innl giosza, PREY pokazV-
wanlu swei mocy j zreczuosci
znalazf smlerc, ME wladomo.
Ste6low pr1y Chrapkowicach,
w srode 1890 b. III. obcho-
dill mal2onkowle Franciszek
i Maryanna Jasiczek iublleusz
ztotego wesela, ma ktore i'm
CESAR pruski Wilhelm podaro.
wal 50 marek. NlechaJ I'm
Pan Bog btogosfawi, ably dyu.
mentowe wesela doczekall.
WieIi Chetm. PrzesaIo 80
lat )u2 mlneio, - tax dono.
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W Bydgoszczy odslonieto
ouegda) pomnlk cesarza Will
helma /. Zebraio sic przesz}o
5000 uczestnikow, a m,edzy
MINI naczelny prezes D. Villa.
mowitz, prezez reiedcyl byd.
goskiej p. Tiedemann i jeae.
rainy superintendent Hesekiel.