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The evening world., 1894-06-28

TO lead the way in the search for the
lost tug Nicol, and for the bodies OF
those men who mere missing after the
boat went down. The example has been
followed to-day. and search by other
parties. Immediately concerned in the
loss of the Nicol. is being carried on.
based on the results OF THE Evening
World" expedition. which located the
sunken boat.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
STILL AFTER ALEXANDER.
Three More Orders of Arrest Served
On Him.

Deputy Sheriff Wagering to-day served
upon Alexander Alexander. who is in the
Ludlow Street Jail. three more orders
of arrest and complaints In new suits
that have been begun against him In the
Court OF Common Pleas.
Alexander, has been in jail for several
weeks upon charges brought against him
by several merchants, OF securing goods
on credit by false pretenses.
The new actions are brought by II. A.
Caesar & Co, for $s7637; William
Schroeder & Co, for H,5m57; and Hoe
Alexander was formerly In business at
l07 Grand street.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
beauty in Deep breathing.

Incidence is the mother of uglin{
Nineteen out of twenty people are
lazy to breathe properly. The rarH
Of beauty is not to be wondered at ccY
sidering the absolute necessity to heal
OF abundant fresh air. Habitual dee}
breathing produces health and beaut
not only by exercising the muscles q
the chest. but by throwing back TIL
head and compelling the whole body d
assume a straight and majestic att
tude,
The evening world., 1894-06-28
A Small Contribution May Save
Many Lives.
w. II. Taylor, OF Scranton, Pa,
Sends q Check for $25.
The subscriptions.
School closes tomorrow!

School closes tomorrow!
1.-The Evening World" wants every
pupil from every school in the commu-
nifty to enjoy his and her Summer out
ing, and as a pleasant and promising be-
ginning to give a thought to the men,
bers Of the baby class. 1t wants Just one
thought from each scholar for the lamb
kins shut up In the sun-baked tenement
houses, who will not have any fun, who
will miss all the luxures Of life and
whose going away will have no return
The Sick Babies Fund has sent physi-
clans to visit CITE families and to In
quire after the health OF the little folks.
In those door-t door visits OF the
densely populated blocks OF the city
4662 tiny boys and girls were found In
distress. Some had no clothes. One
young man wore black thread earrings
and n Nottingham lace overcoat: an
other youthful New Yorker was dressed
In a napkin; the poor chap had a bigger
liver than he needed and the doctor
dubbed him the orange baby. There
were seventy-seven tots who only
wanted twelve ounces of good milk a
day and comfortable bed. and as
their relatives could not supply them
the visiting physician made them com
Portable. Nearly 800 tiny invalids had
| to have free medicine.
Ever since the Fund was started. in
the Summer of 1888. the babies have
helped the babies. That help Is sorely
| needed now. and II the school children
can spare n few of their blessings the
Sick Babies Fund will owe them eternal
gratitude.
Clothing Is wanted Bales OF little
| frocks and socks may be sent to 22'
| East Twenty-first street. and Mrs
| Roberts will see that not a garment
goes to waste.
The cashier OF 1.-THE World" will re-
| ceive subscriptions OF every denomina
ton and prompt acknowledgment vii
be made In THE Evening World
The evening world., 1894-06-28
LAW students Honor Three Judges

Judges Leonard A. Giegerich, OF the Court OF
Common Pleas; David McAiam. OF the Superior
Court and John Henry Mccarthy, OF the city
Court. were elected honorary members OF the
New York law Students Association at its
recent meeting held at 60 East Fourth street.
The Judges accepted the honor and sent eneour-
aging letters Congratulating the society on all Its
ubects which generally result successfully.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Love.
To the Editor:

TO the Editor:
When love is young
No pen or tongue
Can tell OF Its blisses supreme:
Weeks glide quickly by
Without tear or sigh.
Then verify love seems dream.
But when It seems rosy
And isn't 80 cosy.
And some one for us lays . snare.
And we foolishly marry
Some Tom, Dick or Harry,
Then love seems a dreary nightmare.
Still love Is q pleasure.
Which knows naught OF measure
In haste or In leisure
1t is a sweet Joy.
There's no bliss completeri
No happiness sweeter:
Alas! and none heeter-
Love has its alloy. xANTIPPB
The evening world., 1894-06-28
An International Match Trust.

=. c. Barber. OF Chicago, the millionaire match
manufacturer has Just returned from a European
trip. and is stopping at the Plaza Hotel While
abroad he succeeded in completing arrangements
for an International Match Trust and eonsolidat-
ing all the match factories OF the world under
one management The capital will be $40. ooo. 900.
The Trust will erect In Liverpool the largest
match factory In the world.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
PENDER SENT UP AGAIN.
Accused of Threatening His Sister
in-Lnw.

NccuNed OF ThredtenfnK HE SfHtcr-
in-Lnw.
David Pender of 10 Henry street, was
sent to the island for six months by
Justice Martin. in the Tombs Police
Court. this morning. Mary Fender. his
sister-in-law. was the complainant. She
said David threatened to do her bodily
harm II she did not take care CT him.
Fender, who is forty-two years, old.
was arrested and convicted In 1878 for
robbing Mrs. De Barry, wife of Prof.
De Barry, a wealthy wine merchant.
Mrs. De Barry was walking on Fifth
avenue when her diamond earrings were
torn from her ears For this offense
Fender was tried and sentenced to twen-
ty years Imprisonment. With good be-
hayior he could have been out but a short
time. His present occupation Is said to
be q "steerer' for a bunco dealer.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

tell nothing more startling than the
things that the daily testimony before
the Committee has been revealing. 1t
is all part OF the answer to the, aues-
ton of where Croker got It and where
Martin got It and where all the lesser
bosses got II,
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Hobokeu Children Help.

To the Editor:
Please accept our mite. $40. towards the Sick
babies Fund. being the proceeds OF magic Ian
tern entertainment held at our home. sO7 Garden
street, Hoboken. " j. -
HELEN BAUM aged 6,
SEYMOUR BAUM, aged s.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Just viOlettR.

Little ''violettn' who never gives any other
name. and who has visited The Evening World
ONCE a half dozen times missions OF charity
dropped in yesterday and left for the Sick
Rabies Fund. Just say NioletA-thas all,
she answered when her name was asked Thahks.
NIaletiaL MAY nrYer be elCk!
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Unexercised, the good citizens right
70 vote becomes a wrong. Make up
your mind now to go TO the polls in
the coming Fall with a ballot for a
better New York. and for rapid transit.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Anent the Bnnann Peel.

Banana peel will clean tan shoes. we are told.
A piece OF it tudiciousy placed will also remove
shoes from sidewa lks-Chicago Times
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Taking the Ericsson TO 81. Louis.

10y Asa0T INTtI TTtsa1
DAVENPORT, la, June 2N.--The United States
Ericsson left here in tow to-day for
St Louis She lacks two weeks OF completion.
She carries twenty mechanics, who will accom-
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Thieves broke in and stole at Wesleyan
Seminary while DIR. Depew was In the
vary act of delivering an grafton to
the students. This Is a sad reflection on
, the power OF the Doctors Summer ora
tory. Why was he not able to charm
the marauders with his eloquence?
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Small Fashions.

Have you bought ruffied jabot? II
not. get one at once. They are made
with a cross-cut neck band in geranium.
or any other pretty tint of velvet. with
diamond buckle shaped to the throat.
and from 1t, put on sufficiently wide
to cover the entire front of the bodice.
deep fiounce of gathered lace. These
smarter up all sorts Of Gowns.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Bridxc-Jumper'. Body Found.

The body OF Harry Cox. who a few days ago
Jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge, was picked up
in the East River yesterday afternoon II was
claimed by his stepmother Mrs Kate Cox. last
night The picture printed In The World" led
To the Identification. as already published.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Little Franks Dollar.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md 81 for the Sick babies
Fund Yours with respect. LITTLE FRANK.
Pennington, y. J.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
william II. Taylor, S2S.

To tho Editor:
Enclosed please Hnd my check for &,S for the
Sick Babies Fund, Yours truly.
W. H. TAYLOR. Scranton, Pa
The evening world., 1894-06-28
THE WORLD. THURSDAY EVENING JUNE %. 1894
LETTERS.

INA eoAmn y opm 10 sv~tAcSy ~ M Q
eompiot.t 10 NAH, grievance n vsrfs1osA Avov>
walton 10 pfvs a subtea q os~eroi tnf~ess 10 do.
euss or pubae serv'oe y ooknossisdos o"d s'As
ca. pvs re idea into lees thoa 100 Worda Long
letters canno( BE- prfntsd
The evening world., 1894-06-28
petroits Ex-Trcasurcr Acquitted
my Associated Press)

wy NS'Nlatei i''ee'
DETROIT, Mich. June S-Thomas j. Tuite
ex-City Treasurer. who was arrested In New
York on a charge OF embeEzllng upward OF SIS, ooC
from this rtty. was acquitted by Jury YESTERDAY
afternoon The question before the Jury wAi
mainly that OF felonous intent
The evening world., 1894-06-28
They Do better In France.

Not having Chicago courts to deal with, II 10
probable that Assassin Santos sanity Will not
continue a subject OF controversy a year hence.
They manage things differently in France. Gin
cinnAti Times-s Star.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
wishes the Fund Success.

To the Editor;
Enclosed please md 81 towards the Sick Babies
Fund with hearty wishes for the success OF your
efforts TO brighten the lives Of the poor little
ones and with regret that my Offering must be
90 small l.. NJ Il.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Womnn,n Congrens Nod in vain.

It 10 reported that . Kew England seminary for
girls has adopted the following college yell;
.'wha, who. wha. who. wha. who, zippe riroar.
hi VI. XII VI. zip pom. love bomyah. bomysh. sip.
alp, 'sl" The woman's Congress was not held In
vain last year -Chieago News
The evening world., 1894-06-28
The Present Incubus.

A scientist figures that a comet will do us In
1893 We can stand a comet or two. It's the Sem
alta that keeps US down.--Minneapolis Journal.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The gas war in Brooklyn has brought
prices down to 80 cents a thousand
Complaints OF overworked meters may
be confidently looked for.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The straight" ticket man for the
municipal campaign Is an ally Of the
Central Power whether he means to be
mr. mt
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Even Capt. Wards Giants are en-
listed at last In the work of making a
bstter New York. They have won two
games at st. Louis.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The remedy for New York's misgovern-
ment lies In the hands Of New Workers.
10 apply 1t they must act together.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

One Of the amusements for passengers
ON the Majestic who recognize the re-
turning ex-Czar Of New York will be
that OF wondering where Croker got 1t.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

II the lesson Of the overloaded ex
cursion boat to be thrown away thi
time. also?
The evening world., 1894-06-28
EDITORIALLY WRIT.
Dr. Parkhurst Won't Keep on.

Mr.. Croker thinks DR.. Parkhurst Is sort OF
religious Cosey. Probably because he insists on
walking on the Tammany grnss.-Washi ngton Post
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The position Of the Pullman strikers
Nn>hst the Company has made up its
- berth and may now lie In It.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
"Sarah Grand"

Miss Augusta L. Becher had a por-
trait at the Royal Academy Of the well
known unknown Sarah Grand" The
picture shows a well-dressed woman
The evening world., 1894-06-28

When the North River is bridged. the
time-worn joke about New Jersey being
a fpreign land will die natural
deatts
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The warmth Of June's affection Is
more manifest as July approaches. Has
the month Of rare days jealous eye?
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The long pull and the strong pull tells
at New London to-day. 'Rah. rah. rah.
Harvard! Also. 'Rah. rah. rah. Yale!
The evening world., 1894-06-28

There is the ring of good coin to the
money plank In the Democratic platform
In Pennsylvania.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Let there be one great Good Govern
ment Club OF all faithful New York
citizens.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Hope that the Tariff bill will get Out
Of the Senate this week wanes ant
wAnes.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Pennsylvania Democracy had an eye
pingerly to the fulfilment OF party
pledges.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Blue and white are the sea colors
whether the toilet 10 designed for the
deck of a steamer. the beach Of a
Summer resort or the pier to watch q
regatta race
The evening world., 1894-06-28
For the Sen.

Girls who dress for the sea wear some
queer garments. Fancy the top sleeves
in the model after a blow. and the
swapping of the flaps about the waist.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

cieisza, De dobrowolna ia ME
WIEN, al. mule >;e tax uidzi,
jakby MI tie w ,yvh cbcych
s1ronach i Pan Big irnym
wVdaf, nil tn IN mniej aiemi,
naszej serdecznej matce! ia
ME mo9e tamdotad iecha6, DO
mnie pilno, jak najpilniej do
macierzy!
kosciuszko uic ma to ME
odpowiedzia}, ale }zy staae}y
mu W oczach i przyc;snal 20
bra,ersxu prawdziwie do serca
swo)ego kocbanego Sfowika.
- Chtopcze! Pozostan takim:
jakim jestes i kochaj d%osmierci
10 Bogu twoje ziemie ojczystq
n~ajw1ecej. Juz Gle ME nakfaniam,
a2eb>s mi towarzyszY}, ale
raczej chce ci dopom6dz do
powrotu. Oto masz kilka
dukat6w, przyjmij je odemoie.
Me STAG muie Ia wiecej, bonn
sam biedny. Ale mys!e, ze CT
do ojczYzny %wystarczY. Wracaj,
wracaJ, a MECH CT Bog b}cgo.
slawi. Czasem tel sobie wspo.
mnij naczelnika i pom6dl sic
Ia niego do Boga.
S}owlk uca}owat rece Ko
scius2ce i z pfaczem rzekl:
- Naczelnlku! GdY was
O czyzna znoWu zawola ma
pomoc, a gdy w %pierwszym
szeregu z bronia W reku two
jego S}owixa ME ujrzysz, race
zm6wiG wieczny odpoczypek
"a jego dusze. Jezeli 2yw bede,
to stane przV was.
Potem jeszcze rag ucatowaf
reke Koscluszki i rozstali sic
ma ZaWsZe.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
DORIIN &
@DRzYCIMSkI
81 Sc la Sale ute
Chicago.
Iatozv|i li.rw~>- polskia
BFUHD ~M0YDKYAkHE

Iatozv|i li.rw.>e polskie
B8BRG ~M0Y0RTAhME
W srodku mia~ta i zajmuja sc
sprzeda&a Iot6r, wvpoz7cza-
MEM plen ely, zabezplecza
rl-m zabuiowan OF osn1a,
p%ziarzawa domdw wszelkiemi
inneui busioes'm PREY kt6rych
potrzeba notar>us>a.
Sprzeda;a tak2e KARTY
OKKETO We i wyse}aia PIE.
Made DO EUROPY.
Pamietajcie, R'dacv, Re
blj2szv wan Polak, nizinnonaro-
dowie' P%opirrajcie waszych
braci i rod kow, dobrych pa.
tryot6w, spraw'edliwycn oby
watel' | b'egiych w swolm
zawodz'e n taryusz6w
BoRiana i%BFzyeimskiegoE
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
WlNONA SAVINGS BANK

w | N Ms K l B A K
70 N csc ~,
Przy uIicy 2gIej-mfedzv
uItcani Main 1 Center.
Procenta pfaci sic
dwa raZY W rOku
cd wszelkich z4ozonYch " Banku
pienledzy, poczawszy cd $500
Pozycza sic pien1edzy ma
gru1ta.
TRUSTEES.
CA. MOREY, Prest. RIB. BASFORD Vice Pre-
F. A. RISING, Treasurer.
H. M. Kinney, R. B.. Basford
HI. Jenkins. c. Camp.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

W Boy pod Gnleznem W
ceg1elni w}asc1c1ela KrzJwonosa
baw;}y sic dziec1 zapa}kami i
wznlec1}y egleh, a polar stad
wynlk}y zniszczyf dom mieszkalny
chlew, scope i stodo{a pe}na zboza.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
W okohcY Nak4a 20 wsiacE

Hodzl, Smielowle, Broniewie, WHO.
czy sic ojc1ec }obuz 2 SWAMI i
pokazuj ac iakies Kslazki kw'towe
wy}udza z ludzi 1atwowiernych
plenladze niby sk}adke ma koSci6f
W Ko1drabiu- WladomosG te poda]e
x. Sypnlewskl proboszcz kc}drabsk'
j ostrzega pred oszustam1, oswald
czaiac re k~siazeczkl kw1towe] niko-
mu ME w%ystawi{.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
W Buku m}ynarz %. Ciosansk

W Buku m1ynarz p. Ciosahski
przesta} mlec W niedziele i zamknat
wiatrak. Tymczasem kilkoro dzieci
szkolnych wskrobawszY sic pc LIME
ma wiatrak p%uscl}o wlatrak W bieg.
Wlatr daf SLIME i z tego powodu
kamienie ale majace ziarna do
m4ocia tar}Y sic same natura]nle
znacznie sic uszkodz,@y. Szhode
ztad powsta1a obliczono ma oko}o
600 NIX. a rodz,ce tyeh dzlecl beda
musia1y ia zap1acl6.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
VIII.

" Brzezinle try lata, ktore
Cd wYmarszu ochotpikow do
Kosciuszki przeszly. wiele
zmien,}y. Smutniei W niej
bylo, ni2 uowczas / ME dziwic
sic. NieszczeSllwa dola ojczyzny
wislaia mad ca}Ym krajem, jak
zmora. W Brzezinie czuli ia
jeszcze bardziej, anizeli W innych
wsiach. bo ma dziewiec rodzin
spadla zaioba; z ochotnikow
dziewieciu ME wrocito dotad.
CT, co powr6clli, opowiadali o
osmiu, ze padli Ia pIacu b;twY,
zycie dajac "a ojc7yzne. 0
Grze>iu Sosze ME umiell
powied2ie6, co sic z uim stale.
Mkt ME wiedziaf, czy 2g'na1,
czy W niewole popadt.
= AleG pewnie padf-- rzek}
smutnie jeden Mich, - DO
zawsse ]ak lev sic bit, a "a
Koscluszkq chodz;t krok "a
krokiem, gdy3 so bardzo
kochal.
Opowiedzlcli tel ludziom ze
wsi i okolicy lie Kosciuszko
bardzo sobie Grzesia upodobal
powodu, IL jak s1owik
gwizda6 umiat. Rozprawiali,
lax blisko Cries zawsze bywal
slawnego bohatera W Gtoczeniu
jenera|ow i ofcer6w. To sic
wszystkiin bardzo podoba]o,
a uznawali to ga wielka chwa'e,
il jeden z Brzeziny umiat sobie
zarbiG taxa mi}osc u tax
,p94nego jenerala wielkiego
cz}owieka, lakim byf Kosciu-
szko.
Kazali sobie opowiadaG
wszystko 20 kilkakro6 i s|uchall
"a ka2iem razem TAX uWazn1e,
jakby pierwszy raz s}yszeli.
Miano Grzesia prawdziwe
poszio z czasem caikiem "
zapomnienie; wszYscy nazywall
60 teraz ,,SIowikiem Kosciu-
szki.'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
z P~oznahskiego.
Pan Suchocki z Wrouek kupi}
apteke W Pleszewie cd p. E:kerta.

u Krotoszynae jak plsze Ger
MANIA, pismo katolickie W BerIi-
ME z powodu, re kilku profeso-
row wzjeto udziaf W podr6zy
do B1smarcka, podal za7ytanie
dyrektor dr., Jones do prov. kole
GUM szkolnego, czyby W ponie
dzla}ek nauka ME mogfa bye
rozpoczeta 0 kilka godzin p6zniei,
ola tego, re CT profesorovle powr6'
ciwszY beda zmeczenl - ale ME
uzYska} pozwolenla ma te zw}oke
W g%odzinach szkolrycb.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
w Lqgocie, powlecle kroto-

szynskim, spali}a sig II tego m.
pc po}udniu stodo}a gospodarza
Antonlego PacYny z tegorocznym
cafym sprzetem. Jakim sposobem
pozar powsta4. dotychczas niewla-
domo. Pacyna ponosl przezto
dotkllwa strate, gdyz zboza ME
mla} wcale zabezpleczonego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
Ks:aze Bismark jeg0
zyd.

TOC
zyda. Cd dawna juz m1eszka W
Warclnle zyu, nazwiskiem Rosen,
ktory z Gaia familla ksiazeca /
ca4ym domem ne przyiacielskie]
zyje stopie. Dom, W ktorym zyd
Rosen mieszka, nalezy do ks1ecla.
Rosen ma bye bardzo porzadnym
zydem i stanow1c piekny wyjatek
z og6lnej liczby zydowsk1ch
szachrajow l oszust6w, ola lego te1
ma W ca}e7 okolicy wlelk1 mir.
Razu pewnege ks. Bismark
przechodzac spacerem przez wles
p%rzechodzi{ oko}o domu Rosena-
Rosen staf we drzw1ach j i pozdroi
VIII ks,ec1a. Ksiaze stana} zapyta,
z usmlechem:
- No, Rosen, jak sic masz?
- Me bsrdzo - Jasny Ksiaze
= prosze Jasnego ksiecia troche
dalej, prosze sledziec.
Blsmark przyiai zaproszeDie.
,,Wie Jasny Ks1aze co? ia juz
ME moge dalej tax droglego ko.
mornego piacic, to "a drogo,
zebym tax zdrow by} - Jasny
Ksiaze bedz'e troche opusclc.
- Pom6w z Westpha]em moi
kochanv Rosen> ten te rzecz
za4atwl,
Mech on re swo,mi wro-
gaml rzecz za1atwia - Jasny
Ksiaze - ia z MIN ME chez mice
mic do czynien1a, MECH MI lepie.i
Jasny Ksjaze da na pismle.
KS. Bismark chcac rozmowe
ga inny temat, zacza} sic pc kra-
nile rozgladac i pYta:
- Czem *ty w{asciwle handful
jesge
- Towarem }okclowym, prosze
Jasnego Ksiecia.
- Towarem }okciowym? Co
to w}asc1w'e Jest?
M - prosze Jasnego
Ksiecia, to Jest TAXA rzecz, co sic
ME polltyka, ale ]okcjem mlerzy
B'ore II. P. te wstazke, odmier5e
}okieG, utne, no i jest towar -
}okciowY. Albo b,ore te materya -
odnnerze 4okiec - utne jest
towar }oke'owy.
Starry kanclerz zdawaf sic bye
zadowolonym to defnacya chcia}
juz odejsc - ale Rosen umle kuG
zelazo. p6ki gorace.
Jasnie Ks:aze - zawo}af-
przecle j%eszcze ME mann pisma.
= OF, to sic bez tego obejdzie,
pom6w tylko z NOM nad]esui-
czym.
= Mech on z swo]eml will
kami gada, Jasnie K~sia4e,zeby tax
dzieci mole blfy zdrowe bogate
- to ME p6idzle.
KS. B,smark daf sic nareszcie
ujac = ma plsmie zmnlejszy3
Rosenowi komorne.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
X ucharka
I AN'
w SKA
sawierai9ca
kilka Set

wzepis6jw kmchors%ich.
ola m1odych mezatek, kuchareR
gospodyn ma TAME 1 srnaezne pray
rzadzanie rozmaltych pot,aw, w.
szczegd]nie zup, sos6w, af2ynp
potraw mlesnych i postnssh s
uwzelednieniem potraw pe4sAieha.
mianvw1c,e barszczu, b'gosu, srss--
TOW, fak6w, j pleczywa ameTvaah-
,kiego jaxo to: cakes, hisca;as
mullins, pes, It'd.
CENA 60 d.
Mo2na te hsiq3he dossoe - hssee~-
yurui II. DERDO WSKZEGCw
Wlpona, MINI. SO E. 2nd str. =
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
" Gniewkowie obywateI

" G~niewkowie obywatel p.
Nowicki, jadac ma jarmark krus-
wicki spadf z wozu j zemdlony
lezac ma ziemi, ciezko potem "a
chorowa1. Jesttc nalstarszY obywatel
W m%1escie. kt6ry pred 8 laty
obchodzi} uroczystosG z}otego We
sela.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

0 gazetach 1eiem5eckich krazy}a
wiadomosG, re rybak MARGIN Janlc'
XII z Bnlna okaleczy} konia bedna-
RIA, urznawszy mu 7ezyk, to u
czyni} re zemsty ku w1ascicielowl.
Tymczasem wykazuje sic, be ia
pogfoska bYfa oszczerstwem kores-
pondenta do gazet nlemleckich.
Pan MARGIN Janickl ME jest ryba-
klein, tylko handlarzem i dz1erzaw
CO sadu W owym %czasie, kledY
kon,a okaleczono, ME by} nawet
" Bninle.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18

W Gniewk0wac umai}a nagle
b,edna wdowa. Pred kilku laty
sprzeda]a ostatek chudoby, ably
wypraw,G corke z zieclem DO
Ameryk1. Niedawno pos1a}a do
MICH list z prosba o wspomozenie
- tymczasem list przyszed} z po-
wrotem, jake ME przyjety. Gdy
listonosz wszed4 do lzby, ably ten
list !je] odda6 i porto odebrac =
znalaz} ia niezYwa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
DO WesttdNi przybedzle dW6c

DO Westta1i przybedzle dw6ch
kap}an6w m6wlacych pc poIsku.
w Bochumle W niedzlele DO pc
1udniu ia polskie kazanle przyby}o
lyle ludu, re sclsk b\1 W kosciele
a s4uchacze do 4ez byll w%zruszeni
s}yszac szfowa kap}ana pc polsku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
Ksiazki 40 nabozeb~
silva

D'icc,e 40 Roya...-... .....~..SD
Dz'ec'e do Boga &c osto,sm' nrBs'
wat niewinnosci ola dzieci peaas
kich W Ameryce.
K~ia4eezk>" do nabo4ehslwa s1aas
m!oln1r&y. s'ocone br2epi, 1ao&es
ny syausik, po'sk6rok Z ,ysasss-
KEN lJ6zefa Chocjszew ,alsgo1
Is sauna ksa&oczka oprawna w
skolke 2 "brazkiem.
Is sama ,,ksiqarczAA do naoo&asas-
-,"a ola miodz'ss&y, okueiera
zsnneczaiem.-.-- .,-.--1 20
Ia CANA op'awna " ko6d saeniowa,
albo " a Asamit. ..-....~.l ia
> Ola 5orasSg t H.
ANlOb S>YROz oprawny W axorke
xsoc"ne b,zegl 2.oe
Ani6' S,rda ,S~ oprawny W
sxnr~~, As":,At orzegi. 2 ohueiela,
zam~+zk'>@=: z!otym ayeulikaexo
ANlOb 3lKJ3 opravny W Roga
sf"p",~a 'nb W Aksam,t...3.ao
LIOTY ObTAnZYK, naoeno o~
prawEy zo ziocon3m tytal'kienn
WYBOREK opraw. " pidsno So-Aw
sfocone brzegi, skorka o.M:a
AZ zOknnem +, zameczk isrn l.sgsEaG
OhTARZYK . POLSKT .~
70 zioc"nemi b%rzeganl LAC
10 sprzaczka z okuriem 400
DUNN opraw. ~ skorka 1.5e
zfoonne brztg, 1.78
se -eprzaczka 500
Ogr6de K u c y, o.
prawny W skdrke, z}ooone b-ze-
ri, 2 obrazkau.j MS okiadce zAae
conyrn tytnlihiem...... Al SO,
Ta sanla kslazka Z zam nezs'exa,
j okueIeza
" J . y g he Maryk ops. w
I" '.>noa Maryi, ssocsany
&toEik j ','zegs "a It
n .fya. a}s>s a
a@a >iaaa oan ~
....,.-aa. ;? y
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
We wsi Wygodzie pod Ostro.
wen wybudowana bedzie nova
szkofa, kesztem 1880 NIX.

Ma du1u 25 z. m. pob4os4awio-
nym zosta} zw1azek malzenskI
miedzv panna Marya Cyolchowska,
c6rka W1adys1awa Pauliny z
Szymahskich ma}zonk6w Cyb, z
panem Janem Szulczewskim, dz,e-
dzlcem Danaborza W DOW. wagrow-
ieck I'M. Aktu slubnego W rzesiscre
osw'etlonym i bardzo p1eknie przy~
brauym kosciele dope}nj4 x. prob.
S%zymahski, wuj panny m4odej W
asystency1 x. kanonika Kubowlcza
i k'lkunastu kslezy. W. x. Bisxup
Andrzejewicz udzieli1 nader {aska-
VEN pismem b1ogos}awiehstwa ola