davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Stan5s1zpw Dunowskl.
q Bay City
(MICH}
5 Maje.

5 Majs.
Beda temu 3 tygodnie, jak
spotkalem W lokalu Weltera
agenta Cd Detroiokiej PrawdY.
Oh. NJ. G~lihsk'ego. Agent
tam prawif kazanle o swojej
gazecie, a w}a6nie cedzif przez
usta te mniej wiecej s}owa:
,,Prawdzle wolno p'sac ma
Nledziele, co jej sic tylko
podoba, wszelako NjedzaeH ME
wolno mic pisaG ma Pr0wde DO
.gdyby pisafa, KS Biskup Foley
odja{by jei aprobate. gdy2
bsrdzo Laskowskiego szanu]e,
- Rozsmiatem sic W duchu
i z%apytalem, czembY Laskow'
ski ma ten szacunek zas1uzy}
- czy ME czasem tenn, Re
Prawda nazwa}a Polakow
pod}emi, p}atnemi ktamcami?
- albo tel mole tenn, Re
Pruwda popiera Stowarzysze.
ME A. P. A.
To obrazito fycha do mai
wyzszego stopnia. Powiedzia},
Re tax nigdy Promdo Detr'.
ME pisala. Wydobywam tedy
z kieszeni Knyera. Mr.. ~ z
miDionego roku j pokazuje mu
artyku1 z nagl5wkiem K7am-
~st1uo Praudy, przeslanY 2
Detroit; pukazaIem czarne ma
biaiem, jak to machery cd
-PraeUdy przyli2nja sic Apias
1om.
Potem vjGob>}e,n kiesze-
nj stary TX IA e Pruvay
p%okazafem rlu, oga1anke
,Tomasza Il Martinez" -jak
to pismasi cd P'uwdy navy
waja Po'ak6w denokrat6w.
Iych odpowiedzia}, re W
zapalczywt ST. Walk wYborc2ej
mole l,ulo sic lroche ostro,
lecz on wtenczas ME byl "
Detroit, tylko W Milwaukee.
w TEN wszed} pan P. Ma.
turalnie, zapoznali6my go z
agentem cd klamliwej Prawdy.
EYch przemawiajac do pana
P, ME w;edziat, jak ma stoje6,
czy ma jednej nodze, czy ma
dw6ch. Pan P. traktowat go
2 ]ekcewazeniem; gdy lych
oswiadczy}, De Laskowski go
publiczpie przeprosi. W Praw
dixie, pan P. tyiko sic rozsmla-.
Potem W naj5ll2szYm nu-
mere Prowdy znaiaz1em,
zamiast przeproszenia, brutal
ne kiamatWa O wlnonsk1m
KatoZiku. - He], panowie
flozcf! A kt6z to wiecej
nypado ", o]szcgerstw ! podbu.
ran rob-, iezeli nie wy, W
waszej repubhkanskiej Pruw-
die? Br, dnie i oszczeretwa to
okrasa W waszym szpargale.
Czy to ME wstyd i hanba
ola pisma polskiego njby
katolickiego, popiera6 Apias-
tow i nazywa6 wlasnych roda-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
~ LudimgtOn.
(MICH.)

dniu Is Kwietnia b. T.. swoje rocz-
ne posiedzenie. Nasamprzod urzed.
nlcy z}ozYli swe roczne sprawoz-
DANA, i ukaza}o sic mianowicie,
re kasa i ks1azk1 flnansowe W
na]lepszym porzadku.
Dochodu " mlnionym roku
by}o $l87. 90.
Rozchodu byfo $780,; z
poprzedn1ch lat by{o dochodu 1918
zatem majatek bractwa wynosl
$212.O5.
WYb6r zarzadu ma rok daisy
wypad{ jak nastepuje e:
Antoni Borsk, PREF. rok 2gi.
Anton1 Bejtka, v1ce-prez,
Alexander Czapran, sekr. prot.
Woiciech Wojtaszak, sekr. fin.
J6z. Szatkowski, kasyer rok 2gl.
Op lekunow1e kasy.
Franclszek Janiak,
Franciszek Czapran.
Franclszek Rozp}och.
Tomasz BudnY.
0 p e k vie Oh ory c b.
Franclszek Bejtka.
Antoni Wa]czak.
MARGIN Makow1ecki.
Marcln C'slew1cz.
M arsza}e k.
Marcln Polcen, rok 2gi.
Dyrek to- c h ry c h.
Micha} Sniegowsk,.
Odzwi erny.
Franclszek Ma]ewsk1.
G horazow e.
J6zef G%crzyhski.
Jak6b Snlegowskl.
X o m i t 9 t.
Walenty Walczak.
Franciszek Ptaszynsk1
Antoni Bejtka.
Prey tel sposobnosc1podajemy
niekt6re uwag1 o naszej osaoz,e
Jest mas tn Polak6w 60 rodz,n.
Pochodzimy 20 wiekszej czescl z
w. Ksiestwa Poznahskiego. Pol
skiego koscio1a ME many, lecz
wsp6lnie z katol,kami lnnei naro-
dowoscl uczeszczamy do jedynego
tutejszego koscicia katolickiego, W
kt6rym kazanla bywaja angielskie.
Ma spcwiedz z]ezdza ola mas Pola-
kow wielebny ks. E. Koz1owski z
pobllsklego Manistee, "a co jestes-
my mu niewymown1e wdzieczni.
Prawdziwie clezkich czas6w
jeszcze tuta7 nie zaznalismY. Me
jest u mas W tym roku tax lie, iak
czytamy 0 lpnych mjejscowosc,ach.
Wszelk1e roboty tax So W biegu,
jak zwyk!e kazdego roku, praw1e
wszyscy So W robocie, lecz co praw-
da pouJmowa}y kompanie 20 10
cent6w dziennle. Jednakowoz jes-
tesmy tYmczasowo zadowolen1 i
pracuj emy naszym BOSOM s~zczerze.
Z uszanowanlem
41e~. Csapraa, sekretarz prot.
Amton1 Borski, PREF,
w GRCCERNI BRACI erie
Sell W Winonle, PREY starym
Siennym rynku, znaidziecie tylko
naJlepszY towar, a mianowicle:
kawe, ser, swiez9 "wo1oszczYzne i
t. d. = suszony i zaprawiony owoc,
rYbY / t. d. - Ma wesela i uczty
Tub powszednie potrzeby domowe
na]lepsze wilma l wodkl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
I BromOnd
(TEX).
l Mala, 1894


l MaJa. 1894.
Autor correspondence z Zmi-
groda W Echu, datowanei 4zKwietnia
b. r., dobrze jest znany Polonii
Bremondskiej. Jest to ten sam, co
bedac %jeszcze W starYm kraju, W
Galleyi. zapisywa} biedak6w do
Po}udniowe] Ameryki (South Ame-
rlca), ME majac do tego ma mniei-
szego upowaznienia. Ktamaf, re
South America to Jest Sfodka
Ameryka. WieIu tatwowiernYch
dafo mu sig uwlesc, p1acac pc
kilka cent6w "a zapis, ale skoro
SIC przekonaIl, re lch oszukuje 10.
sp7awili mu {aznia. az mu gnaty
trzeszcza{Y. Ledwie sic %wyleczy1,
SAM wYn'6s& SIG do Ameryk1.
tn podobne Poole rzemios1o
zaczaf prowadzic, i z poczatku mu
sic udawa}o, lecz teraz juz kazdy
uczciwy cz}owiek go sic strzeze.
KilkanaScie lat nazad, gdy tn
~jeszcze koscio}a ME byio, a nabo
zenstwo odpraw1a1 pewien polsk;
kap}an W domu prywatnvm. mia}
6w p,sarz dobre easy, Albowiem
chytroscla swoJa zdo!a} owego
dobrodusznego Aap}ana opanowac
tax, re zrobif z MIN, co mu sig
zywnie podobato. Niedzielna ofara
ska do kab7Y pisarza z pod
Zmlgroda. a on kupowa} "a MA
serbeIuche najgorszego gatunku.
Pc n~abozenstWle zaczYnafa SIC
hulanka. BY1em swladklem, to
nleraz, lax ma stole, sfuzacym "a
oitarz, ma iednYm kohcu leza}
%jeszcze msza} i inne rzeczY kosciel-
ne, a ma drug1m haszka Y vodka.
OF, by}y TO easy, by}y wtedy!
Szkoda, re 70 smiercla owego
kap1ana, usta}y - ma zawsze. Nc
wlec dziwnego,ze 6w pisarz narzeka
W Echu ma ciezkie easy.
Pr6bowat nikczemny plsarz l
nastepnych k%ap}an6w W TAXI sposob
ow}adnac, lecz ME wszyscy ks1eza
So jednaklego usposobienla. VIE
iebny ks. Litwora cd a z
pozna} togo }otra nlkczemnoSc i
ME da} mu do sieble przystepu, "a
co obecnie 6w grzesznik szarpie
jego slave l potwarze nan rzuca
przez gazety.
Jest tn ~jeszcze pewna 1otrowska
zgraja, z kilKu osob zfozona, kt6ra
ME majac zadnego poczucla religli
nego, nj poszanowanla ola w{adzy
d%uchownei, skrzetnie mu W pre-
s%ladowanlu w}adzy duchewne]
pomaga. Plsarz z pod Zmigrodu
pewnego razu chcia} sic przychIeblc
hersztowi owej zgrajl, wlec mama
wiaf mu kostumer6w, PREY tenn
spora sumke u nlego przepi} ma
kredyt. Gdy w~}asc1ciel upomrlat
sic zap}aty, dosta} odpowiedz, re
agent, namaw1ajacv saloniscie
kostumer6w, "a trunk pfaciG ME
potrzebule. DAB mu wtedy herszt
zaplate, l to samymi twardyml re
potem musla} odchorowaG COS try
miesiace. A heb jego, pokryty
siwlzna, kt6rY ma lyle dzlur, lie
nikczemnik lat dzwiga ma swolm
grzblecie, umaczah mu W brzYdkiej
nieczystoScj.
Ale kruk krukowl Okla ME
wyko}e. Pozniej }otrzy sic pre-
prosil, i zamach uknali ma VIE
lie bnego ks. Lltwore.
Zgraja ia do kesc;ofa, ami do
spowiedzi, ME chodzi. Ola INCH
salon jest koscio}em, a fa}szywa
przysiega spowiedzla.
Ma tenn 6oncze, ME ehcac tax
powaznemu pismu jak KAToLlK
zablerat DUO miejsca. Wystarczy
mi, Fem lotrow zdemaskowa} wobec
publicznosci.
Farmer z Brenaon0,
PLAc1c "a KAIlQGL1KA!
N~-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Zap1acill Ia KatOlika,

Wlnona, NIECE. Kowalewskl 200
Milwaukee, J.J.Hof Land Co. 200
Chicago, Jan Bednorz EGO
Quinnesec, Ed. Kraidocha 200
Chicago, P'otr 0kon'ewski 200
Albert Milewskl 200
Jan Go}eblewski 200
Antoni Staszklewicz 200
P. Wasowlcz 100
Jul. G%o}eblewskl so
R. Kosihsk1 200
J6z. Okon1ewskl 200
Albany. Jan langner LEO
Halletsville, A. Stankiewlcz 100
Menasha, Fir. Nowak LOO
Jan Eskowskl 100
MARGIN Wiatrowsk1 2.00
Michal Szrajber 100
Stanistaw Koz}owski 200
J6zef Wr6blewskl 200
Micha} SzYdzik 200
Wiktor SzYdiewsk1 Zoo
Jozet Szrajber 100
Andrze] Brzozowsk1 200
Berlin, Felix Eukaszewicz 200
August Mfyhskl 100
Tomasz Gler1owski 100
J6zef Kabuda ECO
Maciej Olb1enc 200
Andrea ArbatowsKl 200
Wlony X. Mo7ejewsk' 200
Ashton, Andrzej Smldra LOO
Louisville, Jan Richter 200
Lemont, J6z. Kacban 200
P. Gburczyk 200
Otis, Stanls}aw Hyska 200
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
PLAN JAZDY
pociag6w koleiowYch
w "3nOnie

w "GnOnVG
Chicago. Burlington Il Northern
Ma p6Inoc.
Depart. Arrive.
Chicago, St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 400 a. m. 40 am
lineage Express 1890 a. m. 10. 20 a. m
Ma poludnie.
Chi. St. Louis & Peoria Elk. 1920 p. III. 1910 p. M
chicago & St.Louis express 1890 a. m. o 30 a. m
wszYstkL dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger Elk Sunday $40 a. N
Chicago evening passenger lex SUM $50 p. III
Chicago Morning passenger daily 1910 A. M.
Ma Zachoo.
Mimi. Passenger (Ex Sum- 2.1o P. M
Dakota Passenger (Ex SUM- $40 A. M
Local Passenger E)xSun.) TAO P. M
PrzybYc]e pociag6w.
Re Wschodu.
Chica o Morning Passenger, No DAILY 600 AM
Chicago EveningPassenger,N No. I EEK. s%un)7:2o. Pm.
Chicago Nor ng Passenger Mr.. 7 DAILY. 8. 3oA.M
Re Zachodu.
MINI. Passenger, No. 2 Ex. Sunday 1925 A. M.
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 (Ex. Sum- 30 P. M.
Local Passenger, N S (Ex. Sum- 1850 P. M
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island daI expess lex Sun. 1924 am
Chicago express (daily, 6:32 D.. m
Fast Mail (dailyl o:5o D. m
Chicago v~estibuled daily 1917 .. m,
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express (daily] $40 a. n.
Chica o vestibuled daily 4;os a. m.
Fast Mail ldaily] 11:Ao a. m
Rock Islam dahv express ia pm
wA"' IA C:v1Gi0r.
Trains a, W basha: Depart.
Passenger for Zuns ota 500 an
CHlPPEW ALLEY DIVIS1O".
Trains at Jabasha: Depart
Passenger 1890 P. N.
For Menomonle 1:ro p. m
sOUTHkR' MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger leaves La Crosse $40 a. M.
Passenger leave La Crosse 11,1o q. n,
WinOna d Southwestern.
Depart. Arrive.
Passenger $40 p. m. HISS q, "A.
Accommodation 500 a. m. Tx 4. a,
Green Bay Line.
Depart. Arrive.
Green Bay Passenger 900 a. m, 400 ..
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Il Duluth, Mimi.

M}odzie1 W uaszej po!skiej
parafi ju3 do tego stopnia
rozpsuta. 3e ludzi poczciwych
'spokoinie idacych do koSc,ota,
<%napastuje.
Jeden TAXI swawolny }obuz to
syn Bejenki, nuny Jana Pol
sKlego, inny wreszcie 1yn
Borskiego.
Onegdaj wieie lu}zi PREY
kosciele s}Ysza1o, iak te }obusy
przedrzezuiali ludzi idacych
do polskiego kosoioia pa
nabozensJwo.
Jezeli o)cowie tych urwisz6w
ME naprowadza ich ma lepsza
droge. to postaramy sic Q
oddan'e ich do szko1Y popra-
wy, gdzie ieh naucza por2aj
ku, pos}uszehstwa j sprawied-
iiwo5ci oraz szacunku ola
.bljznich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Organista
nauczyciel

.%posiadajacy %d4ugolet-
MIA praktyke W tym
kraj u, %w}adajacy je-
zykiem polskim an
gielskim i niemiec-
kim, oraz zna]acy pod
kazdym wzgledem
zach organistowski,
poszukuj e posady =
naj chetniej ma far
mach.
Blizsze %wiadOmOSci
W Redakcyi
KATOLIKA.
, 1894-06-02
8auerldubntBfheine
SoIgenbe Observation-Disclosures wur6er
bonn itQbtii6en 8auamt 0ltSgeiteIt:

s. SO. &ubn, 2it0f. unb 8alement
8rid>TlatS, 251-53 Il. Str., $14, 900
S. W. &ubn, Z, 81, 80 Msntportb 2loe.,
$4,000; 9t. g. Baris, 2it06. unb 8aiez
ment 8rldz Stats, 7O35-37 @ebltcr 9(oe.
$4,000; SoDn Sbeebon, 3it0d. unD Bolez
nlent 8ri6zTlats, $3.50 &c. Str.,
$1,000; 9telS Do. Olion, 3it0d. un6 8alez
ment 8rid96latS, 2729 Bortlan0 9(pe.,
$4,000; GlaltOe Benat, 2itOf. unb 8ales
ntent 8rid>W obnDauS, 1920 @oQoce Str.
$4,000; $. 30. @ronwalb, 3lt0d. un6
8aiemcnt 8rifz Stats, 32-34 Nalnut
Str., $4,000; 81. Glauielr, 3it0d. unD
8aleutent 8ridsTlots, 129 8arc(oO 9luc.
$500; Wtartin Olion, 3it0f. ulo 8aicz
meltt 8rid, 648 Wtapletpoob 2(pe., $1,000
6ermanu ltIrid, 2itOd, uub Statement
8ridz Stats, 534 SbomaS Str, $4,000
S., 9. Murp4D, 2itOd. Tramee 9lnbau,
1862 Gmeralb 2pe., $4,000; Nugult @ridz
ion, 4it6d. urto 8aiemert 8ridz Stats, 116
Seo9wid Str., $4,000; SrunciS g. 9empz
ieD, 3it0d. unD Soiement 8rtd@ Tluts, 495
9f; 6oDnc 9lue., $4,000; 6. Patib, 2lt0d.
unb 8oiement 8riG 8Dbnbaus, 1916
PerrD 2lDe., $4,000.
, 1894-06-02
Oas OunfeI Iuftet iid.
Die poli3ei Don Ger miti6uIo 0es Detectips
an Dem 2~Ittentat auf George uewcomb
felt iiber3eu9t.

Die Ger6a6tSgriin6e eegen ben Giiens
bobnoeteftib SamteS s. WtaTipeu, Der be-
fonnt(i1 BON ietnem nit 6em Go0e RIM
genben 8ameraben George gtepcomb be-
l6uLbigt ipirb, ei1 0enolle bon 8erbre6ern
0etpeien SIT lcin, bdufen ltGb INNER mebr.
Wtortpea Leu9net Swor NueS, bod Der>
tpiGelte er ltb IN etnem Ireu3nerb0r, 01s
Der 6iIlfspoli5et6ef &iplep nit iRm am
iteute, in 10 piele QSioerlprii6e, 0aB iber
ieine Sbulb faum nod Elm 3meifel berri6t
uno feline SnDaftnabme 0aber ourcbaus ges
re6tfertigt erl6etnt. 3uoem 1T eS falm
anSunebntelt, baB gtcncomb, Sen Sic Ner3te
fat auf9egebcu baben, 10 i6pere 8ei6ul@
Oigungen gcgen Wtoripeu erbeben miirbe,
tpenn bteieIben nidt auf 8abrbett berubten.
Die 4D1i5et mtBt ieinen eioli6 er9Grteten
N1Siagen audi boQen @lalben BET uno 1T
Der Ml1ii1t, oaB Warlpeu lidb nit Ben Sptbs
buben Derl6tDcr, INN 9tepcDnrb, Der it6 1uf
Ieine unb ieiner 6elferSbclfer BlGne ntcbt
etnla1ien tDOue, aus Dem Me9e Su rGulne1.
Oiele 2lnnabmc bat nm 10 me6r fit itcb,
ais Spectal>9 etectip 6. g. @regDrD BON
Der Meitern SnDiana>8a6n iebr nabtbeilige
2luSiagen liber Wtartpeu 9emacbt bat.
VLCHUtDg Uel JLC4ulolItU . UllS(lEC SpE>
geieBter 1T, ertl6rt namlt6, baB Wtarmeu
i6on felt l%Grgerer !3eit BEL ben 8abngeleQz
i6aften i'm Serbabte itonb, etn sebeimer
!6elfers6eLfer elmer 6obitaplerz8 an6e 3I
iein, unO 6aB ct (@re9Orp) periOnIi6 bon
bet S6ul6 beS @efon9euen n0utg iiber3eugt
lei, Sun1al 6erielbe bon ieber nit aQerlei
@eiirbel pertebrt babe.
WaS Bic Berlon bes SpiBbuben onbez
trtfft, BET 9tetpcomb auf bem 3uge nieberz
l6oB, 10 lit feline SbentitGt 10 gut tpie
feit9elteut. Die 8olisei permutbete nGuts
LID in benz GbGter einen berii6tteten Ser
breeder, 9tamenS 6ranf @tlion, alias
v&to" 8iLion, Sine photographic bes=
ielben ipurbe einem italieniiben &naben,
NamenS @DaS. Wa33ont, tpelber 1td ouf
einlaufenOen 3iigen rurcb 6armontfaipiez
len ictnen @ebensunterbalt ertpirbt, gee
5ei9t unb 6er Sunee erflarte fofprt, 6aB
Oas 8tl0 Elm @let6ntB bes Wonnes lei,
ben ct auf gtetpcomb babe idbieBen ieben.
Sine Gbnli6e NtSia9e bat Der 2ocomotipz
fiiDrer S. 6. 8. @a9er bon @Isbon, ST.,
9emacbt, ser itb 5ufGutg ais Baliagier auf
Dem 3u9e betanO un0 3eu9e bes 8organges
mar. Sis jebt lit es ber 9oliset ieOOeb
trOb alien 8emiibunsen nicbt gelunsen,
tDeber 8tlion'S nod beiien SpieBeeieuen,
in Oem man ebenfaus berii4ti9tc 8erbres
der oermutbet, babbaft 31 tuerben.
, 1894-06-02

BrdiiOent 9ebs, (6er beute tpicbcr na6
Gerre |6aute, Sn6, ieiner 9eimatb reiit
unO Nusgan9 Der nGbiten Bocbe nab
Chicago 5urild5ufeDren 9eDerttt) 1T betrettS
beS 2luSgat9S beS StreifS ie9r %DoftnutgS7
Dou.
Qnbererieits trogen bic 8eamten Der
Buumon So. aub einc groBe Ste9eS9e>
lpiBbeit 5rr Sbalt. sic fiircbten ben
8opcott ni6t, unb pOaen btSlong locb
feline pecuntGren 8erlltite erlitten babcll.
Superintendent 8rpnn GuBertc nab
S6luB Der Gonferen3 nit benz NuSldnB
Der vGipic Seberation", baB eS itcb III penn
Streit ntbt barum Danble, ob Die Seute
lol6e 206ne erbtclten, oaB tie an1tdnbi9
leben fonnten, lonbern oh Die @ompol1te
before 90bne geben f0nne. 9te NntlpOrt
6arauf mare: Die G%ompa9ntc, Die nit Ser
Iuit arbeitet (Da6ei aber ibr DermdierteS
capital nit s 8ro3ent oer5tuite) fam feline
onberen, ais Die Oor benz Streif be3ablten
Q66ne geben. Der an9cOrobte 8ODcott be-
riibre niht bic Buumtan So, lonoern Die
8abnen, wclbe Die YuGman 8o9en con-
troctlidb 9emiet6et bGtten. 81 ldnge Die
M1tetbS Gontrocte in &raIt itno (lno
mancbe loufen crit in 20 Sa6ren ab) itnb
Bic Bo9en @igent6um Ser 8a6nen unO Tie
beiorgen 5umeiit bic 9teparaturen lelblt.
Sin p~ecuntGrer 8erLult Tonne ibnen alio
aus benz Streif uicbt erpocblen. Die
%@ompagnte ma6t audi gar ni6ts bardus,
pcun ibre NngeitelIten in 2l0loip, SD.,
ct. 2outS unb 0iIntin9tpu, 9el., cbcn1
fats an BEN Streif gin9en.
QSte 6unbSgemetn Bic ret6e G0mpa9nte
gegen sic Stretfer berfGbrt, fann man AUDI
DarauS erieben, boB ite beniel6en O%erbietet,
al ben llfern beS binter ibren 3tegeleten
Gallo ouf ibrcm @run6 un6 8oben) 9elez
genen Golumet>SeeS 81 ftl9en uno tbre
8~tntertontaner angetDieien BAT, Die 2elte,
bie licb aus 2ongetpeiLe DEM Sti6reiiport
6in3u9eben perludten, BON bort lDeg5u>
iagert. 2(uf @rrn6 bieieS t0ranniiden
8efe6(s nuroen geltern iiber Elm 0uBeno
Streifer, Die bort fti6ten, pe99eia9t. (Ob
itdb tpobL etpaS OerarttgcS in benz Bar
barens 2an0e &uBIano SemanO erLalben
mlrbe p.
Dem StreitsGOmite sin9 geitern Sic
0}itt6eitun9 gu, baB Sic 9ln9eiteaten Oer
vMeit Chicago Gar 8ortS" ii6 ~9epei9ert
6Qtten, babin CUR Geparatur 9ebrabte
Yuu1n1n 1cDe QSa9en gu rep6rtten. Nte
eS BEN 0tni6ein bat, Deriucbt Die 8uamanz
Gompa9nie oliO 0teparaturen in anberen
Wertitdttcn Doruebmen 81 laiien. linn ibr
6ie8beSiigli6 baS 6anowerf gu le9en, bat
itc6 oo5 Streif@@pmite nit Dem 0iltriftSz
metitcr Ser 0(rbcitsrttter, IS. 2in6bOlm,
in 8erbinbuns gelcbt, unb Oieier ipirb in
eriter 9inie bafiir iorgen, baB bic 9lrbeitSz
ritter in BEN 0teparaturmerfitdtten an
SefieriontraBe feine @agen re-
pariren.
OaS untcritiiBun9Sz Gomite bat bis jebt
icbon $50 Samilten 3u unteritiiBen, unb
etma 300 Q(pplifantionen fir llnterltitBun9
iinb mod an 6anb.
Geri9tebene County 8eamte teuerten
geitern tnsgeiammt $54,50 gum ltnterz
f~tiiBun9Sfonb bel,
, 1894-06-02

Cine i9mabLicbe Nie6erGoge e~rIitten
9eitern Die G6tca9O's in benz 3wetten Spiel
nit ben 8rootlDns. Capt. Nnion ertlGrt,
baB er ge9en ben S6iebSribter Stpartpoob
einen 8rOteit e~tnlegen perbe, ba beiien
@nti6eibun9en fOrtgeiebt e~inieitig un6 81
@uniten bon 8roOtlDn geDeien ieien. Qtus
Der nabitebenOen Isabelle i6etnt jeOo6 flar
b~erbor3u9eben, baB oaS SpieI ni6t bur6
un9ere6te @nti6eiOun9en perlorcn ipurbe,
ion6ern neil Die Gbieago'S nid5t i'm
Ston6e tuaren, bic i6nen pon @aittprigbt
3u9etpOrfenen 8due in baS Selb binauSz
3uicbL0gen:
, 1894-06-02
6ooo's fnrirt-

0aB 6oob's @ar1aporiua furirt, lit mebe,
cine miilli9e no6 iibertrie6ene se9onptun{
&auIe1bet 9lalbwitrOi3er Perionen beitGtt
gen, baB 6Oob's t1rirt.
, 1894-06-02

rGorneb rims" - 8roDtlpn, 4. yG&uD=baIe 6tt"-
@9o3. pgaIes DIT balls 6ff @oitrigBt i; of @rif-
tit9s / gSRrse:baie 81" -Sr.sDtpap. Stolen 6oisS"
-@Drcoran, Seder. Soluble SLAP Srpiu, @nfDn
p0it bD pltdeo bol"-S9rtper uub @rtffitbS. Strut
Dnt~~-8g @riffttDs, 8 sSacrifiee=9it"-9urns. g&eit
on boleS" @bIca9O 2 8rootlpn 8. Splel5eit- 1;26.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Die Stellung ber II Clubs Der v9iatio7
nal 2ea9ue" bat iib na9 BEN GeiuItaten
Der geitri9en Spiele be6eutenb seGnbert unb
1T iekt fo[oenbe:
, 1894-06-02

0as 6t1tan3 zGomite bes Staotrotbs
belcbloB in ieiner 9eitrtgen SiBung, I'M
@e9enlaB SIT etnem friiber gefaBten 8ez
l9lulte, Dem Sta6trat6 Sen @erfauf zines
S9ul9runOi tit6es in Ser 9tGbe ser Sum-
D0l0tsSchuIe au empfeh[en.
, 1894-06-02
Bafebau.

@Do6's pilGen fOrSern bic gerOauuus.
, 1894-06-02
Stdoti1bes.
OednOerter gelO3u9splau.
puIIman's 8eamte lebnen ein
Sd2teos9ertdt alb.

Der Boycott peribobet. = 9rudtIOfe Konfe=
ren5 oes nGipic federation" Gomites
mo Oberbeomten DER Pullman Co
6ro6thuerei uro PraRleret oes Superins
tenoenten 8rown.-D Den Stretfern nidt
erIaubt, am GaIumet=See gu fiden.-
Die Pullman 90. periudt in onoeren
Observation-Disclosures ihre ma9en repa=
riren i'll Iafen.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-11
LIE TIE BONDS LEGiL2

OMAHA, Feb. Ito the Editor of The
Bee: BY request of friends, as also for my
self, | wish to ask for. space In your valu-
able journal for a few humble words on tho
proposed issue of bonds by Secretary Car
Isle. 7'G'
For some years now the times and con-
ditions have been pressing for a new birth
of Understanding government bonds to
supplement the present threatening scarcity,
and diminishing basis for the notes of our
national banks; also to replenish the safety
funds of our trust companies and savings
banks, and In some part as an outlet for
~stagnating capital-usmy-whlch the BUSH
ness industries, under existing monetary
manipulations, no longer promises, there
being nothing sure except death and taxes,
the basis of these bonds.
As usual in such events, though certain,
heretofore II has not been possible to give
the precise date of the birth. Several pre-
mature alarms and preparations have been
made, However, as Ii was an event that
had to be, all interested parties we're prop
erly notified. Doctors, midwiyes and nurses
were warned, and other preliminaries ar
ranged. Doctor Charlie Foster was
sometime ago sent on a visit to notify the
prospective grand parents in Europe and
perhaps get some instructions from Grand
mother Old Lady of Threadneedle street.
However this may be, on his return We have
been told he had plates prepared and en-
graved, and even printed blanks for the
prospective bonds. So that everything was
ready on his retirement for the new demo-
cratic doctors and nurses elected to take his
place. Both parents, republicans and demo-
Gratis, have taken great interest in the mat
ter.
1t has remained, however, for the new
democratic doctor. John Grifith Carlisle, to
announce the final and certain date for the
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-11
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY H. 1874 SIXTEEN PAGES

size are extensively used upon handsome
hats. bonnets, toques and evening toilets
sent from Paris.
silk cravats tied in huge bows. without
ends. are worn with tailor.made suits.
Warm red. tawny yellow and brown arc
especially favored.
Tailor-made s%hirt-waists OF pink linen,
embroidered piquo, and fancy cotton fabrics
are displayed among other premature novel
ties Of the spring season.
Tailor gowns, skirts and coats are made
with strapped seams. The only permissible
trimming for these frocks is that furnished
by rows Of machine stitching.
The most popular revers, cape-collars and
collarettes are cut in halt-circles, neither
having any fullness on the upper side, but
faring greatly at the outer edge.
Lenten gowns Of soft friar's gray benga-
line, camel's hair, or sacking have skirts
with plainly gored fronts and organ-pleated
back breadths that just escape the ground.
The newest sleeves for evening are said
to have been copied from the Oldest pic
lures" though the "old masters could
they behold them, would hardly recognize
the modern versions.
New silk and brocade capes are made In
the full circular style fashionable in fur and
cloth, and are variously trimmed with jet,
passementerie, gimp, metal galloons, velvet
and bralding.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-11

We could not improve the quality II we
paid double the price. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the best salve that experience
can produce, or that money can buy,
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-11
Fashion Notes.

Crepes of every sort are promised a very
successful season,
The light and medium shades in bengnline
Fayetta and French cashmere ata exquisite
this season.
Armure croquette is n novelty among new
dress materials, this fabric showing a broken
bedford cord of irregular pattern.
1t is quite surprising the hold seauins
have taken on fashionable fancy as a trim
ming for elaborate evening gowns.
Two-toned basket weaves of domestic
manufacture will be used for inexpensive
walking and travelling costumes for spring.
The leading colors for spring capes for
general wear are black. green, the darker
browns and a rich, deep shade of blue.
Oriental laces OF very fine mesh and extra
quality in white and butter shades will be
in great use for trimming summer dresses.
The ubiquitous silk waist is destined to
renewed favor. The soft liberty silks are
shown in beautiful shades for this purpose,
Stylish bonnets have a broad, low velvet
bow In the back, Russian bonnets are i'm
velvet, beautifully embroidered in silver and
gold.
Modistes are making constant use of soft
finished satins for dainty evening toilets,
made wholly Of the satin or combined with
lace.
Some dreadful tones appear in new mil
linery in contrast to black. There is a
dowdy French pink which is three-quar-
ters purple.
Rhinestone ornaments Of every shape and
Omaha daily bee., 1894-02-11

Mme. Yale will send her Guide to Beauty" y
valuable book. free. to ladies' sending q cents in
postage stamps to pay for mailing same. Gives
extracts from Nine. Yalcs famous lectures on
beauty, and general advice on beauty culture-the
most advanced branch of education which gives
every woman an equal chance to become beautiful
and remain young always.
Send all mail orders to Nine. Yalca / her head
quarters, Temple of Beauty, LAG State st., Chi
cagO, III.
MAIL ORDERS-Ladics, you may order your
goods by mail or get them from your druggist. If
he does not keep them send Mime. Yale his name.
He must be behind the times.