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PULLMAN COMPANY SUED
BY u Leading colored Man-Ho Ctaiml
They Caused His wifo'S Death.

by n Leading CoIored Man-Ho ctaims
They Caused His wifo'S Death.
BALTIMORE, Mp. July 30.-Col, Nathan
T'oomer, one Of the wealthiest coiored
men living in the south, has instituted
suit for 100000 against the Pullman
Palace Cur Company. Nathan TOomer
Is nearly white aud is one of the largest
land owners in Augusta, Gin. He has
represented bis district in the legisla-
ture and isa prominent leader OF the
negroes of the south. An attempt was
made u few weeks ago TO kidnap his
fourteen.year-old daughter, who had
been involved in q love affair, and who
has been sent here to st. Francis 1nsti-
tute, and for which three mon are under
indictment.
Mrs. Toomer became Ill during the
hearing OF tho case. Her husband, on
June s, engaged a section on a sleeper
from Baltimore to Augusta. AT Colum.
| bia tho car was switched oil, aud, Col
onel Toomer claims, was allowed to re.
main for twent-tour hours in the
freight yard, exposed to the scorchipg
sun and the noise made by the con.
stantly passing engines. Mrs. Toomer
died two days after the Columbia de-
tention. Il is claimed in the bill that
Mr.. Toomer and his wife, having pur-
chased u ticket from Baltimore to Au-
gusta, wero entitled to n through ticket
| without delay.
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Twelve paws at Atlantic CITY.

The third OF the sorie4 Of popular OK.
cursions To Atlantic City, via Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, will be,run on August
8. Ample provision will DO made for
tho accommodation Of those awaiting
themselves Of the low rates aud super.
Tor train service to enjoy u rospito by
tho seaside. The scenery 6Hroute Is
unsurpassed by that OF any other route
In America.
Tickets wiIlbo valid for return journey
for twelve days from day Of sale, and
will DO good on all regular trains. On
return Journey they will DO good tostop
of at Washington, thus Htfordtng at
opportunity to visit tho numerous pub.
lie buildings, which arc open to visitors
FREQ Of charge, md to tnkD u trip down
tho Potomac to Mt. Vernon, tho tomb,ol
Washington, as we'll as to visit other
places OF interest In and near Wash.
ington.
Regular trains loavo Wheeling at sos
d IN. and $50 y. III. Round trip $40.
CorrospondiHgly low rates from othpF
stations. For moro detailed lntormn'
ton apply TO John T. Lane, Travelling
Passenger Agent Wheeling, W. Va
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nDIIgF FOR sHEPFlELD.

Consul Folsom Announces that Its Trade
VIII Soon BO Released From American
Tariff Duties,
The following is from the, speech OF
tho United States consul to Sheffield,
MI. Benjamin Folsom n cousin Of the
Democratic President, Grover oleve-
land, as delivered in abe Cutters Hall,
Sheffield, England, on the Fourth Of
July, 1893, and reported in the Sheffield
and Rotterdam Independent OF Wednes'
day, July 5, 1895 /,
There are two or three practical
things | can say TO you which are Of
more Importance than any resume OF
our history. England's greatest GUS
toner has been tho United States, and,
in spite Of tariffs that have been raised
against foreign countries, there. Is. and
must continue TO DO, a great and gigan'
tic trade flowing from England TO
America. Hear, hear.) You have
passed the worst period; you have
crossed the highest barrier that can be
raised between the United States and
England in the way of trade obstrue-
ton. [Applause,1 l will tell you why
this Is. For the first time since the
year 1850 the Democratic party, which
has been the party OF free trade, Is for
the first time in power, not only in the
executive, but in both its Legislative
branches. (Applause: During the
former term OF Mr., Cleveland he was
blocked by the senate standing be-
tween him and the houseof representa-.
tives, which was Democratic, and
therefore no bill could be passed which
was not in the shape of q compromise.
When the struggle came on Tor the
presidential election last year the
Democratic party, for the first time in
bits history, took fair and square ground,
and made a straight o%ut.and.out issue
between protection and tariff for reVe-
nue. only. Hear, hear.
II you will pardon me, | will read to
you the two slight planks in the Demo-
cratic platform upon which the PROSE-
dent OF the United States was elected,
and upon which the Congress which IS
now in power, and which Is to be con-
veaed upon the 7th OF next month, was
elected, and you will see that so soon as
the financial question is disposed OF,
which IS merely q preliminary, and
must DO disposed Of before the regular
meeting OF Congress, the next great
question is the tariff, in which you are
interested, aud which the President and
both houses OF Congress are pledged to
reduce. Applause. The Democratic
platform set forth upon which Mr..
Cleveland was elected, says; "We
d%enounce Republican protection as q
fraud; q robber Of the great majority OF
the American people for a few. We
declare it to be a fundamental principle
OF the Democratic party that the federal
government hasno constitutional power
to impose and collect tariff duties ex'
cept for the purpose Of revenue only,
and We demand that the collection OF
such taxes should BIO limited to tho
necessities OF the government when
honestly and economically admins.
tered"
In closing my career in Sheffield as
consul OF the United States, Il affords
me ~satisfaction to Mink that before another
tvelue months has rolled BY Sheffield will moi
be subjected 10 the o,erous and oppressive
tariff duties that haze restricted her trade.
tAppiause.
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party of free trade will open wide the
doors to them to come in and upderbid
VOL paid American labor?



Hoke Smith Is being praised by the
soIdior-hating press for his action In
tho case of Judge Long, of Michigan,
who has been deprived Of his pension
on the grounds that he is able to earn
a living withoutit II. Judge Long was q
brave soldier, who served through the
war. One OF his arms was shot oil and
he received a wound in the side which
has never healed. II is necessary for him
to have an attendant dress his wound
every day, though more than twenty
five years have elapsed since ne re-
ceived 1t.
The public recalls tho fact that John
O. Black, who was Mr.. Clevelaud's COM
missioner OF pensions during his first
administration, and is at present a
Democratic member OF Congress, re-
celyes q pension Of 500 per month,
General Black Is able to earn 5000 q
year Us IN office holder, but 1t has not
yet occurred to Hoke Smith that he
ought not to receive q pension, The
cases Of Black and Long are similar
Both deserve pensions and should re-
ceive them. but Hoke Smith doesn't
look at ii in that way,
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seven oyids, six yirglls, nine Horaces,
ten Milos, seven Hectors, seven solons,
ten Platos, fifteen Homers and four
Scipios.
Mrs. George Mason, OF Geneva, Ohio,
has q plant OF double hollyhoCk,
the blossoms Of which are nearly q jet
black. II is a novelty,
A newspaper in Benedict, Nebraska,
starts out with malice toward none,
with charity to all and six columns OF
advertisements"
A we'll street druggist has this sign in
his window: "Car wheels taken at par
for ice'cold soda"
Electricity now lights sabout 1850
American towns.
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Little Siam did not feel that she was
able to defend heraelf against France
who was "holdIng her up" for every
thing she possessed, and so she was
obliged to Coacede all that the bold
highwayman demanded. But It APP
pears that Siam was frightened into
submission a few hourG too soon. Eng
land was preparing to take a hand and
had, without Slams knowledge, already
forced France to practically abandon
the blockade,
Had the Asiatic king waited a few
hours he might have won, with tho as
sistance OF q powerful ally. However,,
it is perhaps better for the peace Of
Europe that tho episode ended in the
manner it did. Siam has made u great
sacrifice, but a war which might have
involved half OF Europe and cost thou
sands Of lives has been averted, for the
time being at least.
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PREPARING FOR THE VETS.
indianapolis Figuring on . Big Time
During the Encumpment,

Indianapolis Figuring on . BIG -Elmt
During the Encampment,
INDIANAPOLIS, July So.-In reviewing
the outlook for the G. A. R, National
Eucsmpment, to be held in IndianapO'
lis in the FIRST week Of neat September
the Citizens Executive Board in charge
Of arrangements announces that in
auirles for accommodations indicate
that the attendance will be the largest
in the history Of the organization
especially from the Central and West
ern States.
The plans for tho event have been
carried out on a broad scale, and the
board is prepared TO furnish free quar-.
ters in barracks for 100, 900 persons. II
has a fund OF Sl50,000 for ARRANGEMENTS
and is preparing for a week of great en-
tertainment. Among the special at
fractions will BIO a natural gas display
in the State House and Court House.
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NlSE-rENrns OF the banks that have
suspended arc solvent. There ia a dis
tinction between the suspension of a
solvent institution and a failure which
should not be lost sight Of. Keep the
fact in mind that the numerous sus.
pensions are not failures, but that the
banks are sound and will resume as
soon as money is more accessible, and
you will not feOt pauicky. You will
better understand that the troublous
times are not due to insolvency, but to
d%istrust. The latter once overcome oil
will be we'll.
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For that "out o sorts" feeling 0
Take Bromo-seltzer-trial bottle lOc.


On and after Sunday, July 2, train
No. So on. the Cleveland, Lorain q
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at 1:50 y. m, central stand
ard time, will leave Wheeling atl:40 p,
M, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and the west can now take
sleeper, leaving ten minutes earlier and
arrive in Chicago at 1885 q. IN.
j. Z. Terry, g. f. and P. A.
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Duoklon's ArnioA salvo.

The best salye In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fhOuln, fovoA
cores, letter, chopped hands, Chllblalns,
cOrns aud Nll skin Uruptlona, and posi-.
lively cures pilOs, or no pay required.
III 10 guaranteed IL glVO perfect satisinu-
ton or money refunded. Price 20 cents
q box For salo ny Logan Drug 70.
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A CHICAGO justice fined a Frenchman
at the Worlds Fair $75 for kissing q
Chicago girl. On the same day a New
York justice fined a man IS for kissing
q half dozen girls in Central Park.
There seems to DO a wide difference in
the valuation Of kisses between the east
and west, but the high figure quoted at
Chicago may be duo to the general in
aation OF prices during the Worlds Fair
season.
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INDIGNANT PEOPLE
Burn Hokc Smith In Enlgy-AnAged Voter.
mn Driven InAune by His Order,

M Driven Insane by His Order.
PORTSMOUTH, o., July SN.-At Rome,
O., tho action OF the pension depart
mcnt in dropping from the rolls an old
soldier resulted in tho burning in eflgy
last night OF Secretary Hoko Smith.
Tho old soldier dropped is Ill. Reed,
and he Ia SO years Of age. His pension
was his only means Of support Losing
IL affected his mind so that hO is now a
maniac and will have to be taken to an
asylum. He was a member Of Colonel
Robert G. InSersoll's Eleventh Illinois
cavalry. His pension has not been cam
celled, but discontinued pending inves-
tigation.
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TnE Ohio Stats Journal suggests that
the only Denver failure that would BIO
fully appreciated would be the throwing
of Governor Waite's mouth into the
bands Of u receiver. Indefinite suspen-
sion would DO better.
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SOMEONE has sent broadcast over the
country q report that five thousand
Wheeling workmen are out of employ
ment owing to the financial situation,
and Wheeling in consequence, is get
ting u great amount Of unhealthy adj
vertising. The author OF the story
ought to be hunted down and made an
example OF.
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LADIEs
Needing o tonic, or children who want build
Inn up, should take
UROWNtS IRON BITTtdttS.
Il d plcGsAnt; cures Malaria, INDIGESTION,
pliouSnosS, Liver Complaints aud Neuralgia


TnkO tho baltimore 8 ohio to Chicago.
Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novom-
Der 5, 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at $3.50, a. III. and 1875 p.
in. daily, and at $3.50 p. IN, ercepl Sun
dap For sleeping car accommodations
and other information enquire OF Balti-
moro & Ohio agents.
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ono Of tho Lazy Brigade.

Atlanta Constitution.
The hay days and daisy days-tho lazy days
The .6aadeF'S most TOO dtowsy to DO rOllin' Of
It's drum;
The clouds are driftln' over in a lOllln' sort OF
An the bees are In the clover, !es' a drOnla' all
the dayt
The iayDlrd's hardly iavln' as he puuts from
tree TO tree,
An tho blaqk crows aln't ncawIn' jos Rs lively
Fer II seems u time for sloCpin'-ioS a dreamy
sort Of sleep,
An yer don't care fer tho roapln' II you've got
TO make It rcap!
An when a tcllCr's lazy an his soul is full o.
He'd fSiBsr DO a daisy Of a SIMMER breeze In
Than run The. whole United States; wore dom
,At home win iy June an Georgia aa' JOS takln' Of
our OusCt
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The commenta of the Chicago papers
on the recent smuggling match between
Gen. st. Clair and four Columbian
guards are OF a nature calculated to fur
Their arouse the ire OF the West Virginia
commissioner. 1t might afford reliet
to his feelings werc the general to whip
three or four Chicago editors.
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IRACmBs


Hnt-TtOtllig mud Pacing llAce-rursO StO,
tlrst GU, second fit milo heats. two Ia three.
suc0nd-lfnli Milo Running Raco. FREQ for ALL
Pare 50, ifst Sfi, second sl6; i've ia three.
Thlfd-A race between Il g. MUUlOllhnd aud u
horse Of john MCHhnnOn for a p1TBg from tho
butchers VI sD, iiiU winner " tnko all Mccain.
mons horse " 10 run halt milo while MCUlUlland
runs Inut hundred aud seventy ydtdS.
fQurth.-Twu nlCyGle Races ono a two milo
dash aid tho other Quo q hall tnlln dash, Prizes.
Quld Medals, Two prizes 10 W tho winners u
ihe two milo dash and ohe pIlIU TO tho winner Of
tho Oh0.lnlt milo lush
CALF KILLING coNTESTi
IN white ligon bults, l9r The best timo gnd neat;
d; three to start q. H. MCdlck has tho regula'
llnts,
LAMD KILLING i0f BOYS uhdet eighteen Yeats
Ot NgC, Fut beat liun aud nUatot work. Purse
SIC, ilni SO, ser0ld q.
AdmlAslm 10 OfOuhls iue, urand Stnnd Zoe.
80 CHARGES Bot VEHICLES.
Hil.tThAsOi AnLg,pAwy&
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snccinl saIe

Of Ladies' Low Shoes at greatly reduced
prices, all the latest styles in black and
tan in the Oxford, Butcher and Prince
Alberts to select from. L. V. BLOND.
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FINE Candies and Cigars at Conssable's
Sale OF stock of Charles Miller, on Six
tSrnth street, to-day.
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Agtand street parade ut o'clock d. III. Dane.
ing, llotSC aud Bicycle lAcG'. All inent shops
viii close on tho above date al 8 q. N, Tho Fat.
ttE Statds Viii be- tn tftargGdf competent ihdtes,
Music by tho Opera House aud MulBlcr'g brass
bands TOT parade aud concert inuBlU, Ind MolA.
tors slfihg' Hand for dancing,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
60 $(as ! |itAA.
Czasopismo ilustrowane.

Wychodzi ue Luowiie cd id,
sxesnastu. 81 Posiada niezmiernla
obfta,ciekawa, p%ozyteczna patryo.
tyczna trest, wsr5d kt6rej zawsze
drukuje %zajmujace powiesc1:
Mkt sic Eie znudzi,
kazdy SIG pokrzer:
Bedzie mu w duszy
ma sercu Ieplej..
Zimno ME wieje
cd lskry Gohca =
Do plersl ludzklej .
Sic prom>enie slon,a,
Co doble, piekne, Q
ma szpaItach ME zgasn'e
Dobre pog}aszcze. q
=4e ma odlew ~ctlasmu...
Gonict lshro zamieszv,.
lllustracle portre1o%e dowci,,r
szk'ce hum orystyczne. Wa
vsodnYm d0dotkicm 3liu:trn~anv,
wychod1i cztery ..lv "a IL g. a
Ola prenumeratrr, rt># Il,
~pdirocznych o&oiae j,yru1ic Acap],
ao. NadseiaJ*cy ,.,hunu.r.;.
roc@aq Il doloryl, .lrjcz ca}oroc
nej pr2eac1ki SO nca I~\ry =
.@olr1ynaj4 nHtyclU.">,:: .Ig2 -.
'IEustrowanS,h A>ien,of1,. h,n. a.
s"tyry do,-@p" Pei A5ea5. e.
ppwfe5G u trsech c@e5cic%h. NJ
S~hamskicgo y. t. Nose Zyeit;
nades!al2cy ~p6}roczna preu,unrr.ty
= dolary) o:rzymaja natyrhm a~l
E.ko try zeszyty lllustrowanych
A1ejaotow humoau, satyry don
c'1" polShieyo. Pttnumerat.
pi2eSen,c mozha k05dej chtcIi.
nuncra Z pocza.klem druku1acycI
sic powlesci przeseiaja sig besplot-
"Se. ffeh"Hmr"':v 3 atactt.<} /. r,.
d"godn,ei "r@r*-tG dl..,u: No.
p3eroI"n"&i u H~i,c;, .,G M....,,.
",Ich, !nD Mre><c,,
p"c%5o~1m poe 80, ,,,.m:
"7"<>t""SI""ry" Gh" lt.ir
1"o~ fLe~11uu.
''1co Ay"s.sec@alegv l.. %.
EUROPA, Austr>a, Ga.lcya.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
ODEZWA
Cenzora Zwlazku N~arodowego
Polskiego
do
SZANOWNYCH R y
RODACY!

statnlego Se)mu, podlug
przysfugujacego mi prawa,
zawladamiam nsn,iszem SEA-
nowle Grupy wv. Mar. Pol,
il Sejm nasz dziesiaty W
Chicago, W Stanie Illinois,
rozpocznle sic W Poniedzla}ek
dula 81 Slerpnia 1898 roku o
godzinle 9 q rama.
Punkt zborny program
Sejmowy zostanle ogioszonym
pc przedwstepnem przygoto'
waniu, Zycaeniem mojem
goracem jest, ably Sejm ten
odbyl sic W piekuej hall Pu-
lawsklego - pod dacbem
polskim i jestesmy pewnl, ID
grupy nasze W Chicago jak-
naichetniej sic ma to zgodzq.
Cd czasu istnienla naszej
Organlzacyi laden Seim moze
ME byf tax wa2nym, ]ak
bedzle obecny. Cd ostatnleso
zjazdu naszego W Detroit po'
wstala wskutek wspauleiego
daru ezeigodnego Ora Henry
ka Ka1usowsklego move
instytucya ,,Biblioteka i
i Muzeum Narodowe", wyma-
gaiace obmystenla planu
prowadzenla %przysztego roz-
woia; W Ionic nasze) Organi-
zacyr byio lyle bury ;po VISTA
1e wlele proiekt6w co do
zmiany konstytucyi a nawet
zreorganizowania Ewlazku; po'
zostaje wiele dotychczas
nierozstrzygnietYch kwestyl,
tax, il Seim przyszfy bedzle
wymagai zapewne wlele
giebokich bardzo powaznYch
a sumlennych badah, by
uzyska5 lak naizba wiennle)sze
rozstrzygniecie ola dobra
drcgiej nam Organlzacyi. Ola
tego upraszam Was, Szanow.
nj Rodacy, abyscie PREY
wyborze delegation dali man
daty tym czlonkom, ktorych
dobro wychodztwa polsAlego
tn W Aneryce, GRAZ losY
ziemi OjczysteJ jak najwiecej
obchodza, ktorzy eicha a
wytrwaia prac4 zasju5yl, sobie
na,wlecej IA Wasz szacunek.
S%zukajcie miedzy Wami ma
dslegatow ludzi JAZZ naJwiecej
swiatfyeh sumiennych i nleza-
leznych. Wybiera1cie przede.
wszyatkiem ludzi zdolnych,
godnych waszego z%aufania,
dobrych patrYotow, 1eduem
stowem takich, o kt6rych
, jestescie przekonani, 2e poia.
czone z tym waznYm urzedem
) ob%owlazki wypetnia z Gala
sumiennoscla / g%orliwoscia.
Strzezcie sic krzykaczy czestu-
lacych, wpraszalacych i ma
rzucajacych sic Wam, DO
tylko mandad cd Was pozys-
ka6, DO tym ME o dobro
publiczne, ME O sprawy OIL
cz7ste sic rozchodz', lecz o
swe oja', JUL to by biyszcze6.
lub smaczha uplec Ola siebie
pieczeh PREY narodowem og-
nisku.
Wychodztwa naszego coraz
tutaj wiecej, wieksza tel i
clezsza stale sic praca- Pray
tenn zwraca ma mas ocZy i
kraj rodzlnnY.
Staraimya sic przeto odpo-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06

noWY, 90 IuZ ma plZesz1yul
selmie przedstawlony, poleclt-
bym Szanownym Grupom do
szczeg6lnieiszej rozwagi. DIS
PREY zwlekszone) W Zwiazku
piracy potrzebaa tel wiecej
urzednikow, azeby podzielSw-
sly pomiedzy sleble prace,
tenn skutecznlej mogli dz!ataG
W mysl konstYtucyl naszej
organizacyi.
Many W naszych ustawach
wiele pleknYch ceiow, kt6re
nlestety dotychczas wciaz
]eszcze pozostaia litera nar-
twa.
Gas najwy2szy pomyslec o
ich wykonanlu. Jeduem z
najplerwszych l !. ;5lownie]-
szych zadah ZwiazkU alechaj
be9zie szerzenie oswiaty i iak
najusilnie;sza praca mad zacho.
wanlem narodowosci naszej, DO
bez oswlecenia ludu, be-
ebudzenla W MIN uczuG naro-
dowYeh, trudno- zapewnie
trwaaa pszysztosG narodu. Ktos
powledziaf, be ,,wolnosd I
narodowos6 SO hasiem ucisnio.
nych ludlow, ale aul jedua
AMI druga ME zakwltna be-
osRlaty.
Ola tego eez, Brayia Zwlaz.
kowcy gl6gne nasze, daan6sA
ku temu aklerujemy celowi.
jake pleknym byloby to
czynem sWiadezacym o do]-
rzalosci swiadomuscl po1rzeb
naszych, gdyby mp. zbllaalacy
sic Sejn uchwal,1, w mare
funduszow, W kazdej wsekszei
osadzie zakiadaG czyte]nie
ludowe.
Ably odbudowat Polske ME-
s~zczesliwa, zbudujmy wprz6d
samYch slebie, pracujmY 3
catem poswiecenlem mad ma
szem m1odszem pokoleniem,
ably sic ME wynarodowl}o, a
istniejace ma pier wszYm planie
W obecne] chwili odbudowenie
Polski pozostawmY braclom "
kraiu, bedac saml W kaadej
chwlll gotowi do pomocy.
Gas zaprzesta6 baslG sic
W wielka polityks, m'ejmy
faczej pa oku cele praktyczne.
Plelegnulmy jezyk o)czys:y,
spleW i obYczaje narodowe,
p%opisrajmy wedle sill zaSi~dy
i szkeiy polskle i idzlny pod
tym wzgledem reka " reke z
naszyml kaPfanami, ktoszy z
,taklm mozofem poswlece-
MEM mad ich utrzymanlem
pracuja.
W sprawach tax wlelklej
wagi ME dzielmy sic ma par
tye, mech W tym przypadku
znikna rozterkl. rozrywajace
nasze spoieczenstwo. tylko
razem danny do jednego celu.
Jes. MIN zachuwanle nasZe)
uarodowosci w Ameryce.
Przylem ola druglch braci
badzmi wyrozumiafyml / po-
b1azllwymi. lego zadais Cd mas
rodacy nasi W starym kraJu
= tego zada Ojczyzna skre.
powana kajdanami. kfoolc /
szarpac sic wzalemn'e nam
nle wolno.
Otto mole goiace 2yczenla i
II
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06

Stosownie 90 zyczcnia mego,
. wledza w1adzY Biskuplej,
zakuplli bracia Frawley, adwokacl
z Eau Claire, Wis, 52,24O ARROW
gruntu W Chippewa Co. Wis, ma
dobro ludu roboczego. Grunta
te So dobre, pokrYte buuulco
wen twardQm d1zewem wielklej
wartosci i sprzedawane beda PoIa-
xom 20 Genie SIS "a akier,
drzewo twarde wszelkiego rodzaju
wraz z z;emia urzechodzi ma VIA
snosc nabywcy gruEtu takowo
MONA sp%leniezyc kasdego czasu.
Ktoby z Polak6w ME by} W stan'e
Cd raz zap}aclt GAIA Gene kupna,
dale sic MI cztery lata czasu do
odptacania takowej i to ME W
przymusowych ratach rocznych,
ecz byle by zapfacono reszte pie
niedzy W przeciagu czterech lat.
Przez srodek rzekomych grun-
tow przechodzi kolei ST. Paul
KS. KonStanty
MILL CREEK est
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06
SZLASK.

Pobyt Ks. Kaydynata 40 Opohx
okoIicy, z pod Opola plsza NAM
Jeszcze nasza wiara siynle,
Poki Slazak zyje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-06

Sault 81. Mary takowe LEA 90
miedzy dworcami Lehigh Viewer
hauser, (miasto) kopalnia zelaza
odlegfobd Cd Lobigh do Weyerha-
user jest siedm mil anglclskicb.
w srodku tel kolonr stan1e ,e.
szcze W tym roku dworzec, plfa do
wyrabiania klepek druga do drze.
wa budulcowego.
Kto6y Polakow chciat skorzy
STAG z nadarzajacej sic sposobno
Sci, powinien sic osobiscie zgIosic
we wtorcle, srode Tub czwartek
kaSdego tygodnla z wy]atklem
dni swiatecznych,w razie gdyby ia
Sowe ma wymicnione dnie wypa-
dfY, W otisie pana adwokata T o.
masza FrawIey, W Eau
Claire, Wisconsin.
Kazdy nabywca grunt6w dosta.
nse 20 wp}aceniu pofowy ceny
kupna tvtuf posiad1osci Guaranty
decided pana abwokata Tomasza
Frawley.
ziemie ma maJatek kosclelny
przysziej polskiej paraf1 osobi-
Scie W srodku tel kolonii mad LIMA
kclelowa1 mad dNoma pieknemi je-
zloram1 W znacznej liczble akr6w
! juz przeznnczyietn.
FrydrvchoWicz