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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
H0I'lUIt Items.

There was preaching on Big Elk
at II O'Clock p. IN. last Sunday.
There will be singing Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock.
Mr.. Wesley January has moved
and Mr.. Mulvaney has decided to
stay on Big Elk this winter,
Messrs. John and Martin Rexford
anol Mr.. Mason, of Corvallis, are in
the 7alley.
Hai 1y Simons is making his
home with Rev. Tunison's at
present.
School closes next Friday the
goth.
The 14th inst. John Henderson
toltl his wife he was going to one Of
his neighbors and took his coat off,
and told her if he was not back that
night she need not worry. He
took hii gun and two dogs and has
not becal heard from since. lie
never went to the neighbors 50 the
supposiGo,l is that he is dead in the
woods. Sc arching parties were out
all lastweeE, To-day the 90 there
are about 40 men searching. They
came from .Blodgett Wren and
Summit and viii try and make
thorough search. There Is story
/ Of some one coming over the Alsea
trail and meeting man answering
| bis description, but very few creditit
His dogs came home, one the next
day, and the other about four days
after he left, so most Of the people
thinl. he met with an accident.
I. N. o.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
Number SO.
4 Hl0ng Done.

We would most respectfully point
out to Judge Fullerton once more
the financial injury done Lincoln
county in the manner in which
courtis'convenedh here, Our terms Of
court open on Monday of each term
week and the jurors and witnesses
are cited to appear on that day. The
Judge does not arrive until Mon
day evening, too late to do any
thing in the way Of jury service.
The result is that thirty-one jury
men are held one whole day at the
expense Of the county, and nothing
is done. This costs the county
just exactly SOC in good hardearued
taxpayers money. 10 this must
be added state witnesses per deim,
if there be any state cases.
It seems to us that this might be
remedied. If the Judge finds ii
impossible for him to be here ON
Monday morning, why not adjourn
court in advance for one day and
have the jurors summonsed to ap.
pear on Tuesday instead of Monday,
If this could not be done, some
way ought to be devised to save
this money to the county. II COSTS
about SIS per day, counting bailiif' S
fees, ETC., to run our court and the
county has suffered this expense
for four separate times, 1t i: true,
no doubt, that it serves the Judge
and the outside lawyers con-
vepieuce better to make this delay,
yet SIS per day for convenience
; 'caa,ca .e.sy higA tle.e hard times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
Watch lincoln County.

Under the above caption the
Corvallis Gazette says:
The men Of Liucolon county do
not sit dow and suck their thumbs;
they jump to their feet and meet
new conditions with courage. For
several years her principal idustry
has been that Of the manufacture
and sale of town lots. StopPage of
work on the eastern extention OF the
Oregon Pacific has practically killed
the business. Lack of capital, at
tendant upon the hard times, has
caused work on theirrich coalmiues
to be abandoned, temporarily at
least. These were hard blows, but
the men of Lincoln have found
their county posses other resources
of wealth, and already announce
that good times are. coming.
We prophesy boom for Lincoln
county. She is going into the dairy
business, anda Creamery is to be To-
Gated at Toledo. We will see her
numerous quarrries pouring their
output into cities, to be used in the
construction of massive stone build
ings, her farms supplying the mark
cts with numerous commodities,
and the wheels of many industries
merrily singing the song of prosper
ity. She is to make a creditable
display Of her resourcesat the com,
ing holiday exposition which viii,
bring her to the favorable notice o.
those residing i'll the Northwest
We say watch Lincoln county
grow.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of December,
A. D., 1894, at the old school
house in the city ofToledo, Lincoln
county, Oregon, there will be held
an election to elect city officers, viz:
Three Alermen for regular term.
One Alderman to fill unexpired
term of A. o. Krogstad, resigned.
The polls for said election will be
open at 8 O'Clock a. M, Of said day
and will continue open until 6
O'Clock p. m. Of said day.
Dated this I2th day of Noveber
A. D. 1894.
LIS. J. A. HALL,
Recorder Of the city Of Toledo.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
Hotch Potch.

Mr.. J. r. PICKERING informs me
that he is not another of the dis
eliminating freight tariff here, and
has nothing whatever to do with
the setting of rates anywhere on the
route.
Miss. Rains says it is a mistake
about her being dissuaded from at.
tending school here, and suggests
that she be set straight in the mat
ter in justice to her friends.
Steamer Homer arrived in from
S. +, Monday morning with fair
cargo Of assorted freights for Valley
points and sailed for S. +. Tuesday
with a full cargo of wheat and pro-
duce.
Steamer South Coast arrived from
S. +. Tuesday to load with. Pioneer
Stone for San Francisco.
Our town is deserted this week,
everybody gone a counting.
This is examination week for the
second month of the school term
here. Judging by some Of the ex-
animation papers which l have seen,
the pupils in general seem TO be
making good progress in their vari-
Gus studies.
OZNOLA.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29


Judge McFadden, on behalf Of
Job and Job in the case Of the State
of Oregon VS.. Job, Job and Davis,
last Tuesday morning, stated that
the Job defendants would never be
tried in Lincoln county as long as
the waters ofthe great Pacific lappes
the sand on the beach, or words 20
that effect. That they would pile
up aiIidaviis as high as Mt. Hood,
but what they would get a change
of venue From just what source
our leaned friend drew his absolute
knowledge that the defendants
would not be tried in the county
where The crime was committed.
We always thought that the court
was the one that rpled on motions
for a change Of place Of trial, and
not inc attorney Tor the defense.
We don't know how soon the
distinguished attorney for the de-
enae expects the waters of the
Pacific to continue to lap the sandy
shores Of our young county, but
we suspect that he expects the heat
aud FIRE Of bis fervid eloqueace tc
dry up the waters Of this mighty
ocean as far as Honolua, anyway
The Judge is q wise and clever
LAWYER, but he surely male
. serious lapse when lie presulnec
absolutely what the rulings of
court would be on ni,otion yet 4
be made.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
For Sale.

Two good residence lots IN the
town of Toledo; one corner lot aud
and inside lot adjoining. Size OF
lots soxroo feet. Well located,
and will be sold at a decided bar
gain. Call at this office.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29

y cEoC &C2 '--.----Z = yIC4o
Land Office ar oregon City, oregon,
oct. 27. 1891.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y NiDliowilg-named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support of
lore the County Judge OF Lincoln county, at 10.
ledO, oregon, on December II, 1891, viz:
D. F. Jones, II. l.. No. 0,335,
for the southwest 4 of the southeast a Of sec
tiOn 81, town 10, south, range TO, west.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz Frantic Harmon, Albert Waugh,
Charles B. CrOsno, and Lee Wade, all OF Toledo,
Oregon.
ROBERT A. MILLER Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29

kElMR

-Four acre tract on the river IL
miles from Toledo; well improved
house, barn and out-buildings; good
Young orchard and lots OF small
fruits; small meadow and pasture.
Price, $3.50, one-half cash, balance
in one year.
151 acre ranch on Big Elk five
niles above Elk City; some plowed
21l 7 acres slashed and in timothy;
1ouse, good barn 4ox48; on county
road, school within 4 mile. A
good stock rauch. Price $1,000 on
good terms.
100 acre ranch five miles from
Toledo; frame house and barn,
about 40 acres under fence, orchard
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
Notice.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
OCTORFR oi 1904

VNlTIO-' VI T ; ONI1'V-''
OCTOBER "a, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the
approved plat Of survey Of town
ship II south, range 9 west, has
been received from the Surveyor
General Of Oregon, and on
December 18th 1894,
at O o'clocI; a. m. Of said day said
plat will be filed in this Office and
the land therein embraced viii be
subject to entry on and after said
date.
ROBERT A. MILLER Register,
PETER PAQUEr, Receiver.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
4 Liberal Ofer.

The ENTERPRISE of the publishers
Of The vortb,s Companiop.
Boston. Mass. has steadily adj
vanced the Daper wear by wear,
1,eenino il a1wavs in the front rank
Of the best periodicals. It fills to-
dav asno other nublication the pop-
ular demand fer a practical family
PAPER, one that is equally valued
and enioyed bv old and Young, and
free from all Objectionable features.
The best writer's Of all lands are
engaged to write for its colums.
A,no,,q tha faro,,e contributors for
the volume for 7g,z are two dapoht-
eve Of Oroan Victoria. Mr.. Clad
t.o,a ,ba most eminent living
Statesman who has for tbe third
ti,na ,rritio,.ar article ovnrese1v for
,r,ho Cornanion. Sir 1sdy,in Arnold
cIa,l, Rnss.1I Charles Dickens,
Frank p stoctt.on T ~ Trow-
bridoe Mari Twain Cv yvoro,an
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29

The case of the state VS.. Job,
Job and Davis went oyer for an
other term. The court overruled
the demurrer filed in the behalf Of
the defendant Davis. The at
torneys of Davis asked for q sepa-
rate trial and urged for ar inn
mediate trial. The prosecutin1y : at
torney objected to trying Davis,
however, before the Jobs we re
tried. One year has now elapsed
since the indictment was returned
against these indictments and the
case seems to be no nearer a trial
than they were at first Verify the
mills of justice grind exceedingly
slow in this case.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29

Judge Fullerton now has the case
of the county and the college
versus ]. z. Bryson, assignee, und-
er advisement, on plaintiffs demur.
er to defendants answer. 1t is be-
lieved that his decision will be an
nounced at the adjourned term to
meet in Corvallis, January 3rd, and
that the case will reach the supreme
court for the final argument at the
spring Term next March. The at
torneys on both sides are anxious to
see the end of the litigation, and in
so much are in the same boat with
the creditors and the public
Times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29

The Oregonian of the 90, says:
"Mr. A. B. Hammond, of Missoula,
Montana, member Of the con-
tracing firm Of Bonner, Hammond
& Co., leaves Portland this morn
ing for Yaquina. The gentleman
is prominently identified with the
building of railroad between this
city and Astoria, and may yet be-
come a prominent factor in Ore
gon industrial affairs. His visit to
Yaquina is supposed to be for the
purpose Of looking over the Oregon
Pacific line Of railroad and pre-
pare himself with such information
as he may need when that roaa is
Offered for sale next month.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29

K Freight and PASSENGER rates apply TO any
\ asNs- agent
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29
Lincntn County's EchiDit.

The freight to-day will gather up
Lincoln County's exhibit for the
Portland Exposition and it will be
duly forwarded to that city, The
people of the county have responded
nobly 10 the call for exhibits, and
the display made by our young
county will be frst-class in every
respect, and far exceeding in guam
tity and high character the hopes
of the originators Of the matter.
The display will be varied, and
while the 1ateness of the season
prevented the obtaining ofany small
or early fruits, grain or vegeta-
bles, yet there will be siicieut to
attract universal attention. We
venture 10 predict that no county
can show samples of so many
different resources. In the exhibit
will be sandstone from four different
quarries, a specimen Of the only
valuable granite ledge on the coast,
coal from two coal mines that will
equal in quality the famous Penn
sylvauia product, several varieties
of apples and other fruit that are alb
soiuteiy free from all diseases aud
pest, hops that equal the valley pro-
duct, grain specimens that any coun-
ty can be proud of, onions that four
teen Of them make a half bushel,
potatoes that can not be equalled
by Old Ireland herself, several va
rietiesof carrots beets and rutabagas
that would astonish anybody but q
resident of a clam county, pump
.,.-s, ..:., .u2s@.b s-.J.1, .-v no,
gest turnip in the state Of Oregon,
honey that would make the mouth
ofan epicure water, a chunk ofrock
with the famous rock oysters i'm
beded therein, fresh CLAIMS from
time to time, samples Of mohair that
are simply magnificent, and many
other articles to numerous to men
ton.
This exhibit will be viewed by
thousands Of people, and will be OF
u,t,1I LauaGF 20 tl,a county
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-29

mas. J. HENURY, son d co"
Nos. 2t0 5 Market St.
San Francisco, California,
CHAs. CLARE
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Skrobie lch 90 Sk6rze.

Elk : lewita Jab}ohski Cd
ZGoDY poniewazy} sic oslemi
swemi kopytami skaka6 W "a
chwytach bzikowych ma imie-
niu X. K. Domagalskiego. w
mum. Z 2ogo Czerwca rome
ryki bydlece sic odzywaja Z
ZGoDY, Z kt6rych drukowane
ma pierwszej stronnicy, maja
niby wystraszyc czcigodnego
ksiedza. dziennikarza. Ia co?
x. Domagalski, wr6ciwszy
do kraju, broni zasad WARY
katolickiej. ostrzegajac Polske
pred patryotycznymi trutnia-
mi. TAX mu sic juz uda}o
przeskrobac sk6re narodow-
COW, zeby nawet ostatnl cygan
ma jarmarku "a MIA ME ofaro-
wal .ze}ganego s}owa. w KU-
RYERzE PozNAhsK1M, organic
prymasa polskiego, X. arcy-
biskupa Stablewskiego, x.
Domagalski oporzadza patry-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05

w arunki /.
KaEdy, kt6ry zjedn& KatoJikko
goa trzech nowych abonent6w
prxekls nam "a mich ca1orocznY
abonament, bedzle dostawak rs
swoia fatyge pr2ez caAy rok jeden
egzemplarz Kutolika darmo.
Poszukujemy wszedz;e skrzet.
aych, raetelnych agent6w;; zastu}i
'ch nale1ycle wYnagrodzimF,
Pre2ent "a prznsfanie cas}o.
fooznego abonamentu oajemy ty!E7o
sym, ktdrzy naprzod "a K,ntoliho
GapEaca.
Kto odbierze Z pocnsy trzy
ga2etY. uwazanym jest "a abonent=
odpowledz'aInym ga abonanenr,
Ato znl,eni adres, powm1ea
matt chmias5 podad wvdawry Kate
sebG swoj nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyrazn;e
+nie odmowia gazetY "a ro&relnu-
swem listowego ,ub inne};o
urzednika poczsowego, KatoIiE ro-
.se}any bedzie dalej. Skoro hto
zaprzestanie odblerac gazette, pc
wlnien wpierw zapiaoaG, 1c&e|l ca
"a ria wlnien.
I'ieniqdze "a i Ola Hu5oAiHo
>4ale&y przese}aG przez poc2tovy lat
s~expresowy Money Order. Mr5n~
tez przesetac abonameut tuia
zach papierowych, przez rus|a!
note, aibo W iednocentowyct iub
= dwucentowych znaczka"h poo&t,
wych, iecz je2eli abonament, W
tax spos6b pyzesIany, drodze
rprzepaduie Geo sig w lynn sr"ir
'bsrdzo r2adko zdarzal wyuaNc4
.Auto5iku ne here "a to na siaLje
Observation-Disclosures. Take lsty
najlepiej kszac ra poozci4 reHisl'u.
wpt, ho w!encz5= -"zad r~usrtuw>
bierle "A siet.~ a,!nowledx;ainnsG,
ze wraa 2 zawartosui2 dnida ,iS
mleisce przeznaczenla. Wszelk,e
l'sty oraz orzsselkj Wen,ezae dc
<Autoi:ht. adyeso~at
II. De,dowsA5
SO Il. 2nd Str.
WlNONA, slxs.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Mordowani Polacy
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GAZETY ~CH1CAGOSKIE
Chicago, 20 Czerwca.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Prosze nastepujace pare slow
W }amach swojego pisma }askawie
umiescic.
Tutejsze gazety po]skie, a mia
nowicie Dz1ENN1K CH1cAGosK1, So
tax mocno zainteresowane liga
polska, re najwazniej szych wypad
k6w, jake sic tutaj nieraz zdarzaja,
albo wcale ME og}aszaja , albo,
%jezeli, to przewrotnie, re cz}owiek
z mich madrym bye ME moze, chyba
sam autor. Dowodem tego nastepu-
lacy a ola mas Polak6w, bolesny
wypadek.
w niedziele, 10 bm., oko}o
11tej godziny wieczorem, ma rogu
4emej i Wood ulicy, rozpocze}o
b6ike kilku Czech6w, sami pomiedzy
SODA. Syn oh. Witalisa Dziewi6r
stoiacy pred w}asnym domem l
wcale ME m~ieszajacy sic do owej
b6jki, zosta} przez jednego Czecha
ciezko W glove raniony. Ma jego
wolanie i lament, wyskoczy} jego
ojciec z w}asnego sklepu korzennego,
(grocerni) lecz skoro tenze by} ma
chodniku, odebra1 talk ciezki clos
W glove, re zosta{ ma pare minut
bez przytomnosci, a }obuzy mieli
dose czasu, ably sic ulotni6. Wiesc
o ciezkim pobiciu oh. w. Dziewi6r
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05

d ban nosza, BIO zycie
uczci w e ia i duszy
prowadzi do wi CINE 90
L m a c h w S t a n / a.,
a Ia d kie d smierci
d oczesne / wiecznei.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05

wi, widzac zupe}nie dobrze, ze
X. Domagalski bez asystenta
ola wick u trudno Z Wi
mona sobie da rade. Ale me
nazerowi ME chodzi}o ami c
Q biednych Kaszub6w winoh.
skich, ami o .biednego X.
Domagalskiego. Niewygod.
nego, DO uczciwego wyksz'
conego dziennikarza chcia} sic
pozbyG i r6znemi jaskrawe
ubarwionemi argumentami X.
Domagalskiego ma parahs
winodska wysuna}.
SzlachetnosG x. Donegal.
skiego teraz W najpiekniejszem
sic przedstawia swietle. Zs
Panem Jezusem powtarza} So
bic, patrzac ma licznych wi
nonskich Kaszub6w: "a
nj tie &c lud u. -Widzia},
re ola wieku ME podo}a piracy.
vice stara} sic Q asystenta. w
Ameryce ME m6g} zadnegc
znalesG. Uda} sic do Europy,
]sprowadzi} galicyjskiego dok.
tora, sypa} pieniedzmi, nakar.
mil go, napoi} go, kupi}buty,
koszule grzebled, myd}a ogrza:
go, umy} go, ogoli} go, wy.
czesa} go, az sic pozna}, W
kr6tkim czasie, re ten galicyj-
ski dokt6r jest wierutnym
obrazem Judasza Iszkaryota
Zbrzyd}o czcigodnemu ksie
dzu ubieganie sic O parafie W
Ameryce. Gdziekolwiek by},
czy W Cincinatti, czy W Paris
vile, Mich, czy W Winonie,
wiernie pracowa}. Sliczny mp.
sad W Parisville, Mich, Was
norecznie urzadzi}. Zgorszenia
W zadnej para6i ME da}. w
Winonie przecie sic ME m6g]
zbogaciG, a W Cincinnati i
Parlsvi]le ME by}o Z czego.
Zatem ciekawi jestesmy, ia
KEN prawem szubrawcy NIGGA
sic poniewazyt pub]icznie go
czerniG i fotografla jego W
kszta}cie karykatury be- pro-
szenia po Ameryce rozsy}aG?
Albowiem X. Domaga]ski
ostrem pi6rem karci z}e, pod
jakakolwjek sic kryje szata,
zas}uguje ma najwyzsze uszano-
wanie Cd kazdego dobrze
myslacego Polaka : katolika.
Me jest tel X. Domagalski
zadnym proboszczem W Ksies-
twie, jak ZGoDA szczeka, ale
spokojnie siedzi w Poznaniu
PREY kaplicy krakow Sk6rzew-
By} przez kilka mie-
siecyna malutkiem probostwie
W Bukowcu, ale / "a to po-
dziekowa}.
Darmo PRAGUE dalej ma nj
vie dziennikarstwa polskiego,
stojac jak olbrzym miedzy
kar}ami. Dote rasy karze}k6w,
nawet pod mikroskopem ME
widzialnych, nalezy redaktor
ZGoDY, zupe}nie tonacy w
oslich uszach m e w e
d}ugosci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
Fa4szuja
correspondence

AOr6SpOnQeDCY6.
w numerze z dnia 21go
Czewca naszego pisma oglo-
siliSmy ma ostatniej stronnicy
list dzielnego kaszubskiego
wiarusa, p. Micha}a Langi,
POI Fullerton ave., Chicago
LII, wyjasniajacy spos6b, W
]akl pr6zniak Cd WARY 4
Vczyzny fabrykuje kore-
pondencye b y cd
cz}onk6w Zjednoczenia.S ekre-
tarz towarzystwa Sw.F rancisz-
ka No I. P. Potrykus napisa},
tax twierdzi pr6zniak Cd
,Fujary i Jajczyzny,'' kores-
pondencya O pieknym roz-
woju towarzystwa swego.
Wed}ug tel korespondencyi
Kaszubi Cd sw. Franciszka,
jak Mode kurczaki, otwieraja
geby, ably madros6 organu
zjednoczenia powell kawa}ecz-
kami po}yka6. Wiemy bardzo
dobrze, re p. Potry&us, jake
uczciwosG chodzaca, podob-
nych g}upstw do Wary !
O1czyzny ME pisa1. Dow6d
korespondencya p. Micha}a
Langi. Z niej sic dowiaduje-
my, re wszystkie towarzystwa
para6i sw. ~J6zefata lige
menazera jednog}o5oie odrzu-
city. Towarzystwo sw. Fran
ciszka zas, nalezace dc
Zjednoczenla, organ przymu
sowy jednog}oSnie potepl}o.
Osm nawet czlonkoW Z
towarzystwa ola przymusowe'
60 pismid}a wyst2piio.
Podobne hiobowe wiesci
dochodza mas z wielu innych
miejsc. I Wiara 4 0jczyzna
dostaje rome wiadomosci,
ME mile przez pr6zniaka Cd
organu Zjednoczenia widziane.
Ia pomoca jednakow6z PREY
musowego organu og{asza
takie rzeczy, ktore mu sic
podobajq, ably w sztuczny
spos6b oczy og6lowi zamydllt,
Wydziubie z niemi}ej kore-
sp%ondencyi marcypany, reszte
czernid}em zatuszuje. I "a
podobna ,ciszka' prace
ch}opk1 nasze stami dolar6w
pr6zniaka utrzymuja,
Do BUDDY Nyarq Q Jqjczyz-
mq! Do BUDDY z Zgodq! Do
Z PoZaki;em u Ameryce!
Polak nle s}uga,
Me INA co to panY.
Ale Rad centralny narodow-
m6wi: Polak jest sluga;
musi s}uchac osla, DO czwo-
ronoznika zrobili nawet re-
daktorem ZgoaY. Pa]tas
m6wi: Polak jest s}uga, DO
nawet rijanego Sllsza
s1uchac. - Menazer m6wi:
Polak jest s}uga, DO must
}garza i .pr6zniaka cd WSaryj
Oczyznv slucha6. - Do
p . CIR dzhan w q n q
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05
PkACIC IA
DO .czasu dZban
wode nosi.

Do czasu Grajgle bur
mlstrzowal W Zwiazku Naro-
dowym.
o czasu Brodosiu baki
zbija} W redakcyi Zgody.
u o czasu Brodosiu m6g1
brylantowe szpilki, jake wielki
cz}owiek, kupowa6.
u O czasu Rektor detro-
ickiego seminaryum oczy
biskupom mydli}.
II czasu Nagiel ucho,
dill jake redaktor ,katalic-
kiego"(?D Dziennika Zmart
wychwstadc6w.
czasu byiy utajone-
mi donkiszoterye detroickich
profesorow i swiniozerstwo
chlcagoskich cudzo1oznik0w
redaktorow.
u o czasu Zmartwych-
wstahcy trzymali kaszubska
parata sw. Jozafata w Chicago.
Do czasu pastwili sic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. parafa
sw. J6zafata W Chicago, III.
u czasu ME by}y skra-
dzione choragwie w koscie]e
sw. WoJciecha, Chicago, III.
eraz So.
II oczasu morde1stwo,
pope}nione ma x. Mie1cusz-
nym, jest tajemnica, ale wyj-
die ma wierzch.
DO Czasu menaier w
Zjednoczeniu sobie dokazvwa1,
az w Manisree nlu karku ma
krecili.
czasum orderstwo X.
Mielcusznego tylko aresz-
towaniami sic msci1o. -
Przyjdzie kryska ma Matyska.
Do czasu AdaIia Sata-
lecki cd Rzadu Centralnego
udaje nieobrzezanego zyda.
Przyjdzie gcdzina, gdy Gale
obrzezanie / cia1a i duszy
wyjdzie ma wierzch.
o czasu tylko parchy
,,rzadzit" beda ligami, zwiaz-
kami i para6ami katolickiemi.
Do czasu tylko wolno
p!etrowe budowaG koscio]y
w Chicago.
D @ czasu Fujara i Jaj-
czyzna tylko pisze O !idze.
d czasu Gordon Z Ba-
kanowskim nosili marcowego
kota do PAM W drukarni Spoil
XII najwiekszego zakonu.
o czasu galicyjski dok.
tor z Klawittrem burza pocz
ciwa Winone.
DO czasu paraf4 sw.
Tr6Jcy ckrzyczano jake bez-
bozDik6w.
Do czasu mena2er w
ks;ezy sw;eckieh oral.
10 czdSu ex leW1ta ia
b}ohski Zqode uwazac bedzie
jake organ ludzkiej g|upoty.
ID @ czasu cudotw6rca
puszcza} ma snlyczy Go$cia i
DzWon.
D oczasu zyd Abraham
Won South Chicago lud polski
obdzieraG bfdzie.
czas u cl}opki polskie
p}acic beda pa fundusze sto.
tysieczne.
Do czasu Pajtass butfa-
loski z Sliszem kpic beda z
chlopk6w polskich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-05

i ZGoDz1E ogromnej wiekosci mar
cypanu, CODY sic ten literal nazar4,
ably ME potrzebowa1 W Piatki SWIM
porzerac.
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