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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30
THE FOREIGN iGPA@TDENT
Honolulu Free KiRdergaItens
WILL OPEN
On Monday, September 10

At o'clock a. NJ, at Emma Hall corner
of Nuuanu and Beretani4 streets.
Miss Hannah +. Eastman, q principal!
OF several years experience in the Golden
Gate Free kindergartens OF San Francis
co will nave supervision OF the work here.
Kindergarten hours: from nine to
twelve Tuition: free.
A training class for Undergraduates,
with three afternoon sessions each week,
will be organized by Miss Eastman, on
Tuesday, September 18th, at , o'clock,
in the classroom, at Emma Hall.
Tuition for training class: $40 per
month. Applications for admission 10
the Kindergarten or training class may
be made to the principal, Miss Eastm an,
or to MRS. HARRIET CASTLE COLE
MAN, Financial Secretary Honolulu
Free Kinfergartens. 3IIC-lt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30
Water Notice.

Owing to the drought and scarcity OF
water, the residents above Judd street
are requested to collect what water they
may require for household purposes be-
fore s o'clock A. NJ.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, II. l., July %, 1884.
3744-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

Keep y0ur friends abroad post
ed on Hawaiian affairs by sending
them copies OF the IA WAKEAN
GAZETTE, semi weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

rhuo z.,.i.u. pcrofmance' given BE-
this HOUSE, have Drawn very large
audiences, aui everybody goes agty
pleased, as ouo Of the best showao he
reaaou IsFivtr.
Eulallo continues to give her incom
phmOu uauce, aud Araoil AID Ca .
well, anew team, give iuu ClrvUrsa.
uct battle uc. ever ruou BOO tuis ciiy.
Tuu popular Halle. aud CafrJi arc
givIu uu.tHrr OF tUrlr nuguaUlt
sketches, introducing r0ngs, witty say'
iugs, &C., and bring down 1910 huuso.
ME iiuIgg 800 aIm,uss w1udufi re-.
mains LOO tIg cuu1 bali aud his artist.
work with The brush ~ admired bY nlL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

"Hr. Jamcs, be- ,ne part Of tn0Jel'.'
oIr %. yaIr iavlutr fIir..F vIH ufsH
ui iun actor Hs ur csme 10 iHr sal,
tom hi4 great lbusUiug .cnut il Pspr.
I'll nave uo ny8utr mart, Fl" was DO.
lnu suius rnplusu. "Al playing BE- O.
UIluu Co., mH."
"Nhn'! ytuin the face of urgcup,.0u
like CHAT you hayujust uusl agsHfItIN
"Suen iIiuss ufv lea.aut, u. cJui. t.
But 600 mere pinyius si Iafa D. H.
work. ,uvfe's ru plIy iI BE- lI W.. ]
hGyu .sit % us % IruuErfv l.r IH
years nov, aud / suppose l shall con.
uuuE 10 iu.ts. ...a."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

~ MNN"A fNNANfH NANNNNAAN W. HH'NA..N
West p1int 0u tho day appointed tor
Gnal aisifiuutlln oi the prIz
"Hr WarIc, havoyau Given up tle
idea 90 producing Henry ~ On 70 frH1i
fctlt9" aaketb News representative
nf the actor un ruIrilly night
"BY u0 metna,n was tnc fesflu'c.
81 uRt INTENDED % produce 90 THE ff.-
500, iu wu.cl event / should u.f.
ulu treaty Tor Salt Ls.r UHHi
bat when I saw how busiu.n wac Co.,
Sew y rR taguElt Dc wI. Diiuc O..
10y lu. mlaey 900 uu ylaIInie HIYIut.
t'Ju. 30 ie erftd 10 uii urA sra-1l.
8 am now tluiyi1g auI maiint al.
slrH q aicI geo lIucu rssrafcHc1 iu 500
up tho oYfruu. SCENERY, costumes uuu
u.Uleflea. 4 shall take pnut1 ht
ali Mr. jam will bl casi iaf tue uilt
ui Faisbl"
"i8 buU.ess w1rso in the East ihlu
boo tine Musi3"
"thrH.uca. Enthusiastically IT,
Sew fuis conditions urr ,iruIr."
"sHali you p.uy Dofr again mex
upsH.H."
"Yel, Ii I i've"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
Dramatic ond 3grio.
sousa VIII Play at tho Thoator --wardo Jom55-Now
York Letter Catholic C3noor.-
lnez Mecuskor

lively comedy The Councillors wife.
in which nil the chaucier4 act
ing abiliiits ore iu constAul
drmnnL. Tho C0uucii0f's VIE
ran for over tuveu'y.nvc nights nt tue
Empire. All three % thesr pInyH have
been uuutu1iIf suU esEiui AMI viii hH
appreciated 9hunlvef repfccutci.
john Dew nss nu HIuIfIHis pAI' iH
FfcdefIes % alan iu Poe Bate % sa.
The c8m.Iy b. ug iuy Gay Care.
ton, nutH0f 40 the LIuu'a Mouth. To-
willis Uf.Iliantauu b. evIlIfi sa.InH
tuu uial.uutcst KIM OF liIaH. O.4I4u D..
young man who hns ron through
Whatever iufiuru hc huI. Hn hle fh
good luuh, huWcvff, 10 rescue y.uus
lilg from drowning AMI .hyJyr 800
grows uirily Uio 10 love wish
sp oulng under trees and 900 tHa,
uuill hunlly the grumpy old moiuur
Uf ilr nir divinity yields AMI stss
"1Ics you my Children liL Drew
bring nl hlH old timu uullUgy tu tuu
part aud ht goes lu Tor sentiment ou
10 70 extensive scale than usual,
he has had m Ist ouluus.bs l' wei.
mo back 20 Now N.rN al his Oh
Day iflnnIH rfowdlug nfluni him
ihnt hu has made since hc hcchmr
stat He .s qllu thu ugt here. a
ih1 malin.u fashlIiub'y lreifu la lies
ere wHlinr iI sit iu tut i1p gallery
.|r "uiEsUr heaven" s1 tIH tuUy
may not mics the ser ofmnucc.
DhaueyH Aunt b. tuv tIltI atirtc.
ZION that VIII soon lU ON tlug under
Cunrlts tf1hmau's management L.
b. "a farce comedy iu whicn a bo a.
aunt, who ilrgei- 90 shave, takes tho
piscu OF Brazilian mIluouaitUss " %
o. UEptc,ui O. visith nephew. Inuio
arc i've distinct anu pretty love stories
in thr nirCu luI enough iuu 90 ni out
f0ur oriirnrv c0mrIIrf. n DO now
uunfin. iH Zllth perform arcs hufr, aud
though iCla tnuu lf.gcu months ola Is
now Running with great success IN
London, Berlin, stockholm, Italy.
Australia, South Africa aud Boston.
Aud u b. soon 20 bu done in Ffenun In
Paris. 10 " ma enormous hit every.
whtri. The whole world s laughing
Btit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Patti did not conc west after an, in
spite 90 sli her great expectations Ui
unTiug o. golden harvest ut tue Mid.
winter Fhlg She sang yesterday 10
the BgU0hyn Academy Ut Music. rhe
present tour has hgeu the lJnFu.t she
hnB ever undertaken IN thH UUuutFy,
10 commenced November rs anu viii
lngt uuul March 22 ON Mlryn % She
leaves for Europe. Huu has accepted
au Uigg 90 sing In Paris May %. iu
H0uuliu Romeo aui juliet, 40 tle
Grand Opera House, iu hluYr VI tie
composer. Her recent tour iu New
England aul Canada has been mos.
successful. She hos sung 10 more Iuu-
90 10 tEls season than over before Tho
ClUHiug concerto Df her career iu Auuf.
iUa viii be- Gs folioWg Washington,
March 10, Philadelphia, MATcu ~, and
New l1rs, March 10. VA which uuuI.
sion sue viii Hlus the new opera com.
posed i1r Der 10y Emil PizE called
HNuriol'u, twin be- sIy0n 10 Carnegie
music hall
Her absolute farewell concert iu
America VIII u0 given at Carnegie
hnil rHurIuy afternoon, March 90.
Her engagement RUSSIA next gear
pItgluIus tho possibility OF her ever
returning o. tuIa country HHslu 100 70
professional capacity. Patti celebrated
hes uiy.uuI uluu uy laos WsuE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

The need Of o now patriotic Song Do
stimulating publishers aud compIrr
through ut the Uulou Iu uluuug
urIzgH fra nation u anthem lhl. aINN
suTuryug tho wyll.wurn airs of "Hl..
Columbia" "Amud.ni "hul uthrI $50 ..
ltgI u4ra rHu lWyt incentive o.. De-
competition now Iu prlsraH uy u,
rom HGNl Philadelphia M IaivgI IHul.
uai, Wuiuu olyrs pulrs ranging Hm
e,ul to 800 ar thu buHl words uuu
musical -vllng Of H patriotic hymn
that ahali uc completed anu Hutm JrI
before Apil 1T. a committee 90 pass
upon the respective merits ui Jne srut
which shall hraCcfptvu Will consist 0
p vtB uul mu8Ciaur chosen for this
anu ether ciuUa, who VIII musl ~ M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Madame Calve-pr0uouuCoi Galway
-ihu rage NJ tho day in Now York
operate circles, BE- gs much ~ an
original iu l1vr.mnkiug ls IN slngiu
Whon she was driven 20 the station 10
take the train for Boston, says tie
NurId, 70 large box accompanied her,
iusiuu OF which was packed carefully
her beloved ph0nggraph. Never were
there more iustpafuhlu COMPANIONS
thHn Millu. Cnlvu and her phnnuguph.
Two hours n each Jay Hhc ucvUtrB ca.
ureIy 10 10. o. Sundays, a. soon 90
the French mail urrivcs, Calyr Hhutt
herself up In her room with huT phou.
ugtaph Tor nnafIy an entire day, The
explanation b. simple enough. Milo.
Calvu Is engaged 60 bo Married 90
Henri Cain, the paUslau painter To
woman OF her temUrnmont leltr b
arg not only o. bore, bus uuIuvriy u..
gmvnung. 80 when tAlyu iUil pAus, she
aud young Cain vowed t1 each other
H1lemnly that they would talg 10 each
other for 90 least QUO hour each
day, Every Ffi lay Might while Mile,
tnlvo has been nero % box containing
the phDu0gWph strips which she hal
used dugius tuo week was despatched
To- Paris. Next day when tho Ffrnch
ship got Ia, d similar box arrived from
NJ, Cain. Every little detail VI her
daily HE, thB news VI each Of her
Orefuiiu trlumphH, even her very fuugF,
were pourot by Mile. Calye iuto the
sympathetic car " her phunoguph.
Yesterday, In spoaklny Of her rEprri.
meat, Mile. GAVE sii1!
81 would advise all l0ng.dislauce
lovers 10 follow my example, lpa such
q comfort 10 hear your dear once
rDIpN %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

saialy Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur.
glnr and hfvproOL Rents ~ 10 - por
year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Directors Geo s.. Love. EmaLuo. kahn,
Jufra \. q ao4thtrIand 10, T.. a. ru'mCF. w
r. snudley, y, IS. Holmas. tfAnk hnoE l.. q
is.IrIUH. EuWHrI Vs. duncan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
REGtIV[S ltFISITS PlYlBLE on ltnlEl

nuyh and Soils exchange on New York, San
francisco, thHasn, &C. LnuIs Omaha, London
and al puug pal Continental Cues
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Here 10 something tempting 10 cur
local playvf hr-wr nave several
huddlug uur, by tho Way The
Chlcapo Lffgtr oilers ono tu0usauI
dollars boo g.iI aiarrss for the best
comedy Goo one act, 90 be- sent o. its
editor before May lal 1906 The
COMEDY must uu duur.tic boz character,
occupy tho stage not 90 exceed hhlfau
hour ami bee limited Co four IoH1us.
Tho tight OF production Tor siN pui-
iurmancel gt one Of tho Leading Sees
York OF Chlchg0 thClirfa b. reserved
by the paper, alter which tho play rr.
veriH 10 aud btClmrf the allo property
of IT, author, A. the IDEA ID u On.
courage amateur talent as well as pro.
icsllouul, q leading playwright has
been retained 90 put predictions which
arc not quite fitted for tho boards il
proper shape for aCilug. the dramatic
merit 10 each piece submitted viii thus
ngurc largely iu awarding the pt.E'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

Another invoice OF English Pom.
geitas. equal to SIX in finish
and appearance lsgyi
High Novelties DO double width
C5mhncs Boo choice figures and
stripes. worth soc and 5Sc yI.
90 eos and leyl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

United States Military academy, Of
West point ou tho day appointed tor
Gual aiglfiuutlln 200 the pr'z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

O. in. French popcliu Suiung,
fine finish. rich colos. SALF
pgtCE goc yd
% In. French Ottoman Suitiugs,
good firm weave, good line of
Colofa SNLN PRICE sIgg sd
10 Novelty Wcaycs we carry an assort.
meut OF colors and designs faf too
numerous 10 mention, ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

S5usa's vocal force this season IL lin.
itud 10 lntz Mtcuskur tho young
uopfnnO. Though Gow singer shr h.
nn exceptionally charming artist, com.
bining with cOnsummatu grace aud
ease upon the Htsgr, pure mblh1I
anu n beautiful soprano voice, Cultlyat-
ed 10 tive highest degree. A. o tAliad
singer she H. almost without rival,
aud 10 certain 10 delight all who listen
10 her captivating work next Friday
evening nj tho Thrater
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
RTATIONAL BANK
IN Of ,5 INN X
REPUBLIC

Frank tinov, President.
D. q. knrricit, Nicr-t'rraidcnt.
Edward W. Duncan, C1shifr.

CAPITAL PAID m 100000.
UanhIuH IN tll See branches utHslttCd. m
chance Drawn uu che runrIpal ci.i.a % huropc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10
PILLS.

for sale By All Drngziats. Prizes ~ per boHi
0uHca Tor go or ssai BY mail postage free %
neaipt Of prise DILL hoAenof a 80n. Phlld'a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
r


(KUTNO liczy u tysiecy
mieszkahc6w( donosza 0
zniwach: Urodzaj zyta jarzyn
piekny, osobliwie owsy tax
sia uda}y, jak ich Cd 20 lat
ME widziano. Pszenica wsze-
die licha, w wielu majatkach
albo ia zaoorano, albc pod
cieto ma zielona pasze. Bura-
XII dada najmniej po $50
korcy. S}owem rok dobry
byle tylko ceny dopisa}y!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
nal sic i wkrotce zaton9{.

Z Brodni;cy plszq 40 .Gc'aalzz.
Gdansk1ej": OdbywaFa ale tn misYa
lutersKa. PrzYby} ma MIA superin-
tendent Z Gdahska, kt6rego SUM :
n;e tn przyjmowano. Ma bye,
faktem, re 4 dziewczynY katollcz-
XII ! bona kalw1nka podczas te]
Iutersk1ej misyl ~przesz}y do lutera-
manu., miedzY mimi pewna s{uza-
ca, kt6ra dawniej s}uzy}a u p.
KoczwarY, dalej pewna bona
francuzka kalwinka l 1eszcze jakies
try inne sfuzace. Bo tez p.
superintendent przema wlaf bardzo
p%onetnie; powiedzla4 pomiedzy
lnnemi, re w~szyscysmy chrzescla-
ME i kochaG SIC powinnismy
wza]emnie. M6wi{ dalej, re familia
Ca pskich (kt6rej dobra Bobowo
ma dis komisya kolonizacyjna.
Przyp. Rsd.) przyczzni4a sic do
ufundowanla koscio}a luterskiego,
dajac Geese cegiy, kt6ra w}asnym
kosztem kazala odstawiG do Brod~
nlcY. Nastr6j by} taxi, re nawet
pewna polska rodzina mad swem1
oknam, pozwollia wywieslc chora-
grew ma przvjecle p s%uperlnten.
denta. I dziwlc sig tn potem, re
sEuzace przechodza ma luteranlzm
zw}aszcza, re So rome ieszcze
wablkl. DUO tn BOWEN jest
zo}nierzy lutr6w, kt6rzY obiecuja
sic zeni6 z katollckieml dziewczy-
Mani, a potem ]e zostawiaja ma
koszu!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
q GALICYi.

POMNIK MICKIEWICZA
W W ostatnich
czasach pc ustawieniu g}6wnei
figury IA trzonie pomnika,
przedewszystkiem usunieto
dzwignie, oddana bezinteresow-
nie przez zak}ad fabryczny L.
Zleleniewskiego. PREY kt6rej
pomocy usta wiono przedtem
figure IA w1as,iwem miejscu.
PostaG wIeszcza os}onieta jest
obecnie p16tnem zaglowem
Onegda} jak notuje Czas
rozpoczqto prace zlemne,
majace IA celu zaprowadzenie
osvietlenia gazowego naoko}o
pomnika wedlug 2nanych SIKH
cow. Rozpoczeto tel stawiat
naokofo pomnika nowy parkan
w odlegios,i FL metr6w.
Wewnatrz nowego parkanu
aokonane beda roboty, maj4ce
ma ceIu pr2yozdobienie placu
okoto pomnlka, TAX, ably
chwila ods}oniecia plac byi ju2
zupelnie odpowieduio urzadso
ny.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
BACZNOSC
POL1ACY

Dobra sposobnosG ola Po-
laka. Jest do sprzedania SA-
LOOM 3 AKRY OGRODU
W polskiej osadzie, PREY g}6-
wynn trakcie, W punkcie
odleg}ym O 6 mil cd dw6ch
linij kolei zelaznych, a O 200
krok6w cd polskiego koScio}a.
PREY kt6rym jest stale ksiadz
polsko-katolicki.
Dom dwupietrowy 25x3o
- przyleg}a kuchnia 15x2o
hala do zebrah, tahcow i
wszelkich zabaw 3ox46 -staj-
MIA zajezdna 22x36 obszerna
lodownia / studnia ze zdrowa
woda.
O blizszych szczeg6}ach
MONA sic dowiedzieG u
Nikodema Kaszyhskizgo, Po-
niatowski, Marathon Co., Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Po&6ycie sig nar0weh. Plage ma
szych splzarnl stanowla nieraz
mr6wkis kt6rYch trudno sic pozbyc.
Kamfora stanowi dobry przeclw
MIN srodek, ale ma te ujemna
strone, re niue miktua1y przechodza
silna Jej wonia. Skutecznym take
srodk1em jest k}adzenie pa p61kach
}epk6w cd cygar; mr6wki ME zno-
sza zspachu tytoniu, dosyG jest
trzymaG W spizarni otwarte pude}ka
cd cygar, azeby owady te zupefnle
wystraszyG.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

C1;lczycy, jak to zauwazy{
przypadkiem medawno jeden z ge.
neraf5w, skfadaja ofary nawet
0 armatom. General 6w, wraz
z kilkoma ofcerami sztabu, pod
patrzy4 artylerzyst6w ch1hskich z
garnizonu W. Czing-Kiang, jak Cd
prawiali w4asnie TAXA ofarna cere~
monia. Przyw1azawszy do wylotu
kazdej z armat pc g}6wce wieprzo-
wei, 7ywe] kurze i ryb;e, poklekall
doko4a, zanoszac do duch6w, kie-
rujacych strza}ami, prosbe, ably W
czasie wojny kule dobrze do celu
trafa1Y, ably armaty ME peka}y
PREY w~ystrza}ach tip. Ceremon1q
zakehczyfy wystrza}y, przyczem
naturalnle ,,ofary" rozpierzch}y sic
pc ]powletrzu, rozerwane ma setki
czastek, a artylerzyscj chlhscy ro-
zeszli sic zadowolenl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
Komunii Sw.

cn}opcu Komunii sw.
J VVAfiadomost o=tym okrop-
nym: wypadku przerazi}a
miasteczko i Gala okolice.
W6)t vice kaza1 wsadzic
zyda do kozy, ale ma drugi
dzieh Rad kazal zyda wypuS-
cit i ME s}ychaG mic, czy zyd
bedzie karany.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
DORIAN &
~, -: DRzYCIMSkI
81 Sc La Sale UT.
Chicago.
Zatozyli pierwsze polski.
BEURO M8WBRYAKWN

Zatozyli pierwsze polski.
BKUBO M8W0RYAEWB
W srodku miasta zajmuja SIC
sprzeda&a lot6w, wypo&vcza-
MEM plen'edzy, zabezpiecza~
MEM zabudowa1 Cd ogn1a,
d2ierzawa dom6wi wszelkiemi
innemlbusinesami, PREY kt6rych
potrzeba notarYusza.
przedaja takAe KARTY
OKKETO WE i wyse}aia PIE
Made DO EUROPY.
Pamietaicie, Rodacy, Re
bli2szy wan Polak, nil innonaro.
dowiec! Popierajcie waszych
bracj i rodakow, dobrych pa.
tryot6w, sprawiedliwych oby,
watel1 l biegfych w swoim
zawodzie notaryusz6w
BoPiana BRzyeiimskliisgoK
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
BIAIA RUS sta}a sic

BlAfA MUD Sld1d SIG
miejscem nowych gwa}t6w
moskiewskich. Kosci61 W
Pierszajach oddawna pozba-
wiony by} kap}ana. Nabozeha
silva odprawia} ,,s}ynny
Kurzelewski, Ouch ma wskros
moskiewski hahbiacy sukien-
Ike duchowna zyciem SVEN.
Postanowii on, postepujac w
mySl w}adzy, il kosci6} ma
tenn miejscu ME potrzebny,
zamienit go ma prawosiawny'
- LudnosG miejscowa po-
wiadomiona O zamachu ma
kosci6}, wypedzi}a Kurzelew:
skiego wraz z popem prawo-
s}awnym. Policya ME smia}a
napasc ma w%zburzony t}um,
kt6ry wo}a}: ,,mozecie mas
w~ystrzelaG i poto2ic ]ak V
Krozach, a koscio}a ME danny,
Lud przez kilka dni sta} na
stray koscio}a. = Moskwa
przekreci kota W worku -
aresztowano juz kilkanascie
Os0b.
w O%SlECINACH, MAS.
teczku ma Kuja"ach, W Kro
lestwie Polskiem, zyd lcek
Malinowski namawial ch}opca,
kt6ry mia} przystqpic dc
pierwszej Spowiedzi i Komu'
nil sw., zeby wyja} z us1
hostya i odda} ia zydowi, "a
co mia} obiecane IS rubli
Ch}opiec sic zgodzi}, lecz gdy
poszedl do spowiedzi, ruszylc
go sumienie. Powiedzia} ojcu,
re zyd 60 namawia do tax
straszliwego swietokradztwa
Ojciec powiedziai o TEN
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Oahqd papier &nomy jest %
Emopie:? Arabowle dawn1ej znali
paper, M parody chrzebc1jaEsk1e.
w blbliotece E%skuryalu znalezlono
rekop's arabski, pisany ma pap1erze
bawe1nlanym, a pochodzacy z 7.
1909. Najstarszym zas dokumentem
chrzesc,janskim, %spisanym ma pa
pierre lnianym, jest list kronikarza
JoinvilIe do sw. Ludwika, 1859,
Arabowie m1ell " Xateba %paplernie,
zapewne plerwsz9 W Europe ;ztam-
tad pochodz' papIer, ma ktorym
skreslono traktat miedzy Alfonsem
II, kr6lem aragohsk1m, a AIfonsem
", kr6lem kastylsk1m.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
TO I OWO>

Czego dz5eci ME wiedsq, sta}o
sic przedmiotem obllczan1a staty-
sJycznego.W Bostonie st~wlerdzono,
re z dzieci wstepnjacych do szkofy
ma 100 szescioletnich dzieci, II ME
w,daia}o n1gdy gwiazd, IS ME byfo
n,gdy ma wsi, 20 ME w'edz1a}o, re
mleko daje krowa,55 ME w1edzla}o,
re rzeczy drewniane robia sic
Z drew, Is ME umia}o nazwaG
kolor6w z1elonego, nlebleskiego
z6}tego, Al ME wiaziako. n;gdy
wieprza t. d.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Pelpzin. Dnla 20 t. N. otrzY-
mai ks. prob. Borna k%anonlczna
instYtucya Ma probostwo W Pucku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
Il. L. ll(3hflz'ka
5OLSKA ~AN7'
K
z~awierajnca
kIikn set
p7zepls6lv d2tchaysk3ch.

Ut 70 TtfSJt co II LtU7ttt7 C3IlCIta
die n>}odych m~e&atek, kuoharek
g:spodyh ia tanie sznaczne prZy-
e2ad@anie rozma'tycL pot1aw, o
s&vzegd]n1e zup, scs6w, jarzyn,
go,1aw m'esnych i postnych Z
uvzejednieniem potraw }u5skich,
m,an~w1c7e b~arszczu, b1gcsn, FRA
sbw, hek6w, i pleczywa amerykah.
sj>;esu jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, PIES, it'd.
JENA 50 G.
-AIokuo te 6sjq5he dostot 20 ksie.
rtras II. DERD q WSHLEGC "
Wuona, Mimi. 50 E. End ST.. 81
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

w Brodniey umar} d-l7 z. M.
senior nauczyciel1 ludowych W
Prusach Zachodnich, emeryt
Chrystyan Dabrowsk1, liczac lat
100. Starzeo zachowa1 do ostatnlch
lat czerstwosc cia4a | umys}u.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
SENNIK
- czYli -
WROZENIE ZE SNOW
ks!azIz' 10 naboze1l ca
stN'u

N+ioc,e 30 Boga...s.. .--"..2o
Dz,ccie do Boga 3. Q 'tolamh orGs'
& wat A~iewinnoaci Ola d.;}rci po!s~
kith w Ameyyre. ,...".....2e
x siazeczk.-" DO naboSeh~taa daa
m'otzs"ay. z'nronr ~''rze}<1, Gsoce'
nv tytuliA, ~polsk6rek 4 Eytoii~
KEN !J6zefa Choc'rzew ,si~go]
ia sans ksakoczka oprawna W
sk6rk9 z pbruzk'em...--....so
"a sauna ,,KsiaScczka Go naboeeh~
otwa dis miodz'..4yn Okucien
i zameczhiem.....~ .,-~-.1 10
Ia CANA op awna " kosd ssoniowa,
albo W ak s@mit. ........l 10
y Ola orcssy b.
ANlOb SIROz oprawny W Nzorks
xfocnne b,zegE LOO
Ani6I S,rd1,~ oprawny "
skdyse. z.".,.s h'z-gi, okucie1n,
xa,nerzS,~c> z}otym tytulik'em
,.. .-...........Si.5O
ANIUE ~ tsl!I nEraEDy VI Eose
%si.n,nwa lu}, W Aksamlt...3.0G
1EOTY OETAnIYk, mocno O..
prawny re zioconyu tytulik'em
WYBOREK opraw. W ptdtno 80, 40
(. z3ocone brzegi, skorka CSC
zokuc'em zamer2kIcm LOO
- OETARZYK e POLSKI 90
20 ztncnnemn brzegaml LAO
sc sprzaczka Z okuciem 200
DUNN opraw. " skorks l.ho
zfccono Srzegi 1.7b
70 ~sprzaczka 500
ogr6dek Dnchowny, -
prawuy W skdrke, z1ocone bra"
ri, z obrazkami us ok}adc &c, 9 xte'
conym tytulikiem 81 so
TIA sauna ksiaxka & lam eczkiem
i okueiem. 200
W j a q e k4 Maryi opr. "
ss l.2s
Wiane& Marvi, %s}ocony
@tulik i Moe : hrzeg5, ...i,B
20 iantl H>ryl, zloa ont
Mseg;> yan *iem I oku s'v@
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16

Ma uoaiqoersytecie lipskim uzy-
ska} p. Bogus}aw Parczewski z
Befna, w Prusach Zachodnich,
stopieh doktora medycynY.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-16
PolSka pod MoskaIen.

WYRO-
KU, Z W'arszawy donosz,a:
w tych dniach zostal wyko-
many wyrok w sprawie
Bogus}awy Br-ezickiei. skaza-
nej "a zab6jstwo Gerlachowej
ma 10 lat ciezkich robot /
dozywotnie osiedlenie w
Syberyi. Brzezicka wys}ano
koleja Terespolska wraz z
innymi przez Moskwe do
Syberyi. Ma stacyi Warszawa
zegna}a ia rodzina z mezem.
Brzezicka, ubrana w szary
aresztancki kostium, przesy-
Ea}a zebranym g}osne pozeg-
mania.
SPADEK po s. p. Czarnec-
kiei. Jak donosi Kraj, skoh-
czono spisanie inwentarza pc
zamordowanej W Petersburgu
mil,onerce Czarneckie1. Maia-
tex ruchomy, przewaznie w
papierach / got6wce, uloko.
wany w Banku pahstwa,
wynosi okolo 2 miliony
rubli. Opr6cz tego pozosta}y
po zmarZej Obscene maiatki
ziemskie. G}ownymi pretenden-
tami do spadku So: 2. Mossa-
kowski, obywatel ziemski z
CUB. Wo]yiskiej / PIP. Kore-
wiccy. Kroj dodaje, ze S. P.
Wiktorya Czarnecka by{a
primo vot0 "a Mossakowskim.
Rodzony brat S. P. Wiktoryi
mia} imie Stefan. Rodzina
Czarneckiej pochodzi guber.
nil powolskiej,