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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
BRAzIL's ELECTION.
Minister Mendonca Thinks the
Government Will Win.

MlnlSlSr AenOOnCa InlHKS the
Government Will Win.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Mr. Men
donca, the Brazilian minister, is looking
forward with much interest to the COM
ing election in his country for president
and vice president. This int crest, how
ever, is not due to any misgiyings on
his part as to the result of the outcome,
for he entertainS no doubt whatever
that the Republicans. who have the
support Of the present administrators,
will come out victori Gus. So far as the
minister's information at this time is
concerned, the Republican candi-
dates will have no oppos ition. He
heard recently that one of
the leaders of the opposite party was
considering the question of becoming a
candidate for the presidency, but the
minister has no late advices OH the SUBJ
ject. The elections In Brazil take place
OH the 1st of March, and it has been
heretofore the expectation of Senior
Mendonca that the civil conflict in his
country would have been over before
that time. As it Is now, he still hopes
for quick termination of the troubles,
as he believes that an early contest be-
tween the opposing fleets is Inevitable.
This he concludes from the fact that
the vessels of the two fleets are already
Invading and crossing each others
grounds.
The minister today in speaking of the
coming elections said he would not he
surprised IL there should be soma
trouble growing out Of them on the day
they occur. There will be no trouble
in the interior of the country, but in
some of the cities, where there are many
rebel sympathiZers and persons of mon
archical tepdenciss, there is very apt to
be some disturbances. They would be
quickly suppressed, however; he said.
So far as the city of Rio de Janeiro is
concerned, the election would pass off
quietly, aud the minister anticipates no
trouble whatever. ...s
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
OUR YOUNG ORATORS.
Getting Ready for the Big State
Contest.

Special to the Globe.
NoRTHFELD, Feb. 20.-The prelim-
mary oratorical contest to select repre-
sentatives from Carleton college to at
tend the state intercollegiate oratorical
contest will be held in Willis Hail
chapel on Friday evening. the 23d. The
interest in the approaching contest has
been waxing warm for some time past,
as it is known that it will be close one.
The custom tor selecting speakers is
for each Of the four collegiate literary
societies to select two speakers who
shall enter the home contest, and from
these two are chosen who shall repre-
sent the college at the intercollegiate
contest. The Alpha Beta Phi society
will not be represented this year owing
to the illness Of their representatives.
At meeting of the Intercollegiate as
sociation, held yesterday.it was decided
TO hold the state contest In Northfield,
April 6. and about 800 students from
the university, Hlmline and Manchester
will be present. The contest will take
place in the congregational church.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Will Reside in ST. Paul.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS. Feb. 20.-Fred l.. Gard
ner, of st. Paul, one of the directors of
the First National bank of this city, was
married in Chicago today to Miss Bessie
Dean, wealthy young lady of that city.
The groom is the Youngest son Of the
late Stephen Gardner. Hastings mill
ionaire. They will take an extended
trip to Europe of about six months,
making st. Paul their future home.
The many friends of the groom extend
hearty congratulations.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
COUPON FOR PART SIXTEEN
Of the "sights and Scenes of the World

Every day this week coupon for Part Sixteen of the
Art Gallery which the GLOBE supplying the public be
printed this page Any three of the coupons with ten
cents Part Sixteen Do not to this
for other Part It is for Part Sixteen only. YOU
want copies Part Sixteen six of the printed
this week and twenty cents If only want copy
Sixteen send three coupons and The ADVERTISE
Page today tells you how the ff-
teen parts if you have neglected obtaining them.
Orders by mail subject delay of week DAYS
as the parts mailed by the Eastern publishers
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.
The Latest From the Amiret
School Row.

SCHOO1 ROW.
MARSHALL, Mimi, Feb. 20.-1he lat
est development in the Amiret school
row is $4,000 damage suit brought by
George Lord, the injured pupil, against
A. E. Norton, the late teacher of the
school. Lords suit is brought to re-
cover for injuries received and result
ing from the blow dealt him by Norton
with the butt of riding whip, tractur-
ing the skull. An operation was neces-
sary at the time,and small piece of the
skull was removed Just above the right
ear. He has now sufficiently recovered
to be around, but alleges in his COM
plant that his mind has been affected,
and 1t is said that in the middle of a
conversation he will forget what he Is
talking about. Furthermore, he claims
to be unable to open his mouth to its
full extent, and he complains of con-
slant dizziness when on his feet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Too Busy to Hold Office.

JAMESTOWN. N. D., Feb. 2O.-United
States Attorney Camp has sent i'll his
resignation to Washington. to take effect
the 1st of April. He has held the office
since October, 1891, being appointed to
fill the uneXpired term of Attorney
John Selby, whose term was to expire
in March of this year. Attorney
Camps commission would not have ex-
pired until January, 1896. He has re.
signed because OF a press of business.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
HOUSE THIEVES ABROAD.
They Rob Couple of Residences
in Lake City.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, Feb. 2O.-This
city is possessed of house-breaking
fiend whose identity is quite unlikely
to be revealed. Three months ago Mrs.
Kate Powers left her home in this city
for all important visit to Seattle, Wash.
and preceding her departure had re-
fitted and adorned her rooms in most
elegant manner, and anticipated the
perfect reception Of newly made hus-
band in the person of A. q. Rythers, of
Chicago. The marriage ceremony was
performed at Seattle, and the happy
couple departed Immediately for the
home Of the bride in this city. Upon
their arrival here they proceeded to her
residence. with the expectation OF ac-
cordlng her friends most brilliant re-
ception. Upon entering the house the
rooms presented a most uncanny APP
pearance. Every article of value had
been stolen, every room being deyas-
tated by the thieves. The cellar was
robbed of provisions, preserves not
even the wedding cake went unob-
served, The loss is estimated at several
kzsl
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
MILITIA OFFICERS
OF Northwestern States Meet at
the Palmer House.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-The military rifle
association, consisting of the adiutant
generals and other officers of the militia
OF Illinois, Indiana. Wisconsin. Micbi-
gan, iowa and Minnesota, met at the
Palmer house today and arranged to
hold tournament beginning on Sept. 10,
provided at least three states will par
ticipate. The place where it is to be
held will be decided upon later. 1t was
decided to change the rules, SO as to do
away with the Foreground skirmish
SkirmiSh,
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21

The audience was small at the Peo.
ple's church last evening. 1t did not
exceed 800. Sam Jones was at his best.
however, aged little since he was in
st. Paul last, but none the less enter
tanning. His voice was low but distinct,
his manner earnest, his style simple,
his gestures few. but they seemed to fit.
His stories to illustrate point were
now side-splitting, then touched
with wonderful tenderness. His
tribute to home, mother and to
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Yarn About Princess oolonna.

FARGO, N. D., Feb. 20.--A new and
striking addition to the divorce colony;
is expected here soon-none other than.
Mrs. Mackay's daughter. the Princess
Coionna, who is reported to be on her
way Dakotaward to secure release from
her expensive Italian nobleman. She
is ''incog,' under the name of Murray.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Sent to the ASYLUM.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS, Mlnn., Feb. 2o.-Morris
Bonner, stranger, who has been in the
county Jail some twelve days awaiting
examination. was adjudged insane i'll
the probate court and taken to the asy-
lum at Rochester today. He claims to
have travelled for a salmon packing
house. Chicago, was born in Louisiana,
and has wife and family in Sacra-
nento, Cal. His age is ffty-eight
wears,
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
New Creamery.
Special TO the GLOBE.

Special 10 the GlOoe.
ALBERT LEA, Mimi. Feb. 20.-The
twenty-fifth creamery company has
been organized in Freeborn county,
Geneva township. The officers are An,
drew G. Jensen, president; G. b.
Wheeler, vice president; L. p. Lawson,
secretary; j. f. Jones, treasurer. Ii
will be double separator and starts
with large list of patrons.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Bitten in the Neck.

SpeClal VI Cu6 GIODe.
MANKATo, Mimi, Feb. 20. = Some
animals entered the sheep pens of r. d.
Hubbard this morning. where 1000 are
being fattened, and killed and wounded
ninety sheep. Eight were killed and
the others Will have to be, as they are
bitten in the neck.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Blaze at Morris.

MORRIS. Minn., Feb. 20.-Fire broke
out in the millinery store of Miss Emma
Spooner this morning, and resulted in
the complete destruction of that build
ing and an adjoining vacant one owned
by l.. G. Spooner. Loss estimated at
5000. No insurance on buildings, and
but small amount on the millinery
stock
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Old Soldier Dead.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 20.-Dr. A. r.
Cummings, an old soldier, who was on
his way to San Francisco from Sioux
City, To-, was found dead in a sleeper on
the Kansas City, st. Joseph 81 Council
Bluffs road this morning.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Creamery Sold.
Special to,the Globe.

, Special toethe Globe.
BALDWIN. WIS, Feb. 2O.-The Crown
creamery, of this place. has been Sold
to the Roberts Creamery company,
Roberts. the consideration being 50, 500.
The machinery will Be moved to Knapp,
where new creamery will be estab-
lished.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Death OF Veteran Warner

RUSH CITY, Mimi. Feb. %. 0.-Coms
rade w. S. Warner, formerly of, Come
pany X, First Minnesota volunteer in
fantry, was buried here today. He died
at Wheatland, n. ID. He was seventy
four years of age, and lived in Mime.
sofa for forty years.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
Must Be Kecom,nttted

Special to the Globe.
SLAYToN. Minn., Feb. 20. =. Judge
Marsh has ordered all insane persons
committed from this county under the
1898 law returned from ST. Peter for re-
committal. There are six.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
GATHER ON THE OLD COMMON.

They Petition the Legislature for
Work, and the Governor Adj
dresses Them Fearing Riot
tthe Capitol BuiIding,n Large
Detachment of Police Is Called
to the Scene.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
hundred dollars. and no possible clue te

HuHUI6U UUEidFSf anu HU pOSStUIt CIU6 10
the perpetrators.
The unoccupied, but furnished house
of James &. Richardson. at present re-
siding i'll New Haven, Conn.,, was also
found this morning by his brothers to
be well relieved of its contents by un-
known parties. The loss is not yet
known, but it is thought to be about
$500
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
"A PIMPLE ON SOCIETY. !"
THIS rs REV sam JONES' DEFINITION
or A DUDE.
SAYS THAT GOD LIKES FUN.

The Eccentric Southerncr Tells
an Audience How to "Get
There and Stay There''-He Is
Both Eloquent and Humorous
Men OF Character, Motives,
Pure and Holy Purposes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21

rations if necessary to help S uch as
these to get there and stay there"
He urged that the more successful
men were in 'sgetting there" financially
"the worse they were left" AMI thought
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-21
PINE SUITS ARE BEGUN.
HAScA LUMBER COMPANY rs SUED
FOR S74,500.
ONE OTHER SUIT Is BEGUN,

Legislative Pine Land Fraud
Committee Bringing the Re-
suits OF Its Investigations to a
Practical Head-Two Suits Be.
gun in Ramsey County and
One in Itasca County.
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SuchOty ~wyleezOne.

Stsry lekarz doktor, przestsws,y
Prsktykowac, q msjao d~oreczony pres
Misyonsrzy Wsohodnich Indii, formu-
larz prostego leozenis warzywami, "
krotkim czasie zupetnie leczy suchoty,
zapalenis krtsni, katsry, dyohswice
inne gsrdlowe ! piucne choroby, orsz
zuPesne ! predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wyoh .tabosoi ! nerwowych ohorob, DO
,Syprobowaniu tych l~eozniozych srod.
kow " tysiscznych wypsdEach vzi.,
sobie "a obowiszek oglosic to SWIM
cierpiscym Eiomkom. Bedac pr~zeiety
oheois ultenia cierpiaoej ludzkosci, ia
przeszle "a darmo katdemu kto aada
receipt Niemieoxim, Francuzkim iub
Angielskim jezyku Z w~sksz6wkami jak
utywsc.
Adresowac z d~o&sczeniem mark
imienis gszety. W. h. Moves.
o20 Powers Black. Rochesre N. Y
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Program

Obohodu swieta narodowege polskie.
20, ma ozesc 100 ~letniej rocznlcy dzis.
talnosci niesmiertelnej pamieci wodEa
ludu polskiego i bohatera dwu swiat6w,
bojowniks "a wolnosc na ziemi polskiej
| amerykahskiej Tadeusza Kosciuszki,
W dniu 3cim majs 1894 W Chicago:
o III. Wymsrsz / wielkiej dywizyi
ed Noble ul, wszystkioh towarzystw
Observation-Disclosures i kosoielnych z
psinoene -zschodniej dzislnioy, pod wo-
dza glownego psrsralks A. Listewnika.
o III. Wymsrsz II wielkiej dywi.
zyi cd hall Puisskiego towarzystw vol.
skowyeh. eywilnyoh | kosoielnych z po-
iudniswo-zschodniej dzielnicy. Bridge.
portu, Tswn of Lake | litewskich, pod
vedzs giownego msrszsika u. Szmidts.
o 124. Pofaczenie obu wislkich dy-
~izyi ma Jackson Bull. wynsrsz ma
Lake Front, " s~systenoyi p. Guberna-
tora, Majora niasts | Rsdy miejskisj.
pod nsszelnem dow6dztwem glow.
narsIalks p. Kieibassy.
o godz. IL 20 po,udniu wsjsOie M
.als Battery ID. PREY Michigan ave.
Ma sail nuzyka srkiestry polskiej
pod dyrekcys prof. r. Hsnsls.
1. Muzyks: p~olonez Kurpih skiegs
z 1871 T. wykona orkiestrs. - Bukist
melody ~polskioh, u~iotony przez prof.
r. Hensla,
2. Otwsrcie uroczystosoi / przem6-
nowienie pc polsku przez prezess Kom.
Zyg. SEmidts. Przemowienie DO sng.
/ zsprosIenie M przewodniozsoego psns
vice gubernstors Stsnu Illinois ]. P.
Gills przez wice-prezesa komitetu K.
Bielihskiego.
3. Przen6wienie przewodniczscsgo.
4. Spiew. Ksntsts 3 Mai, przez
prof. Enestiego, wykons Zwiazek Spie-
vsk6w Polskioh " st, ri. pod dyrekcys
prof. A. Msiiks.
5. Nova psus Mat, p. Brady'go.
9. Spiew. o Columbisi mar. smer.
vykonsjs ohory z 100 psnien z pa
rs6i sw. Stsnisiswa Kostki | sw. Tr6jcy
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DR.. ". statkfessics,
S04 Joliet Str. IA SALE LEI.
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" Chicago, pod dyrekcys prof. A.
Kwasigrocha.
2. Nova Wiel. Ks. E. Siedlaczks i
odnowienie przysiegi T. Kcsciuszki
przez obecnYoh.
8. Deklamacya "A dog I will bel"
D~uchih.kisj, wypowie parma W. Will
koszewska.
8. Spiew, ,,Piekna nasza Polsks Ca
Ia" ukl. prof. Hsnsla, wykona Choir Mo-
niuszki.
10. Nova OBJ. Teod. NJ. Heli6skiepo,
oenzora Zwiszku Mar. Pol.
IL. Dsklsmaoya, o K~osciuszcel wy
powie pani R. Kwasigroch.
IL. Spiew. Wiszanks na Geese Ko-
sciuszki, zeb. przez pref A. KwssiQro-
cha, wykona Choir meski ] zefski sw.
Ce cylii pod dyrekcya prof. A. Kwasi-
grooha.
ID. Nova Pana R. s. TuthilI's.
IA. Spiew, Nv MAUI, wykona Choir
Chopin. i Wsudy pod dyrekcya prof.
A.. Mallks.
Is. Nova psna z. F. Dunpe's.
l6. Nova htewsks, pana J. Stefs-
nowicu.
IL. Spiew, K~rskowiak, B. Dembif.
skiego wykona Nv. Sp. Pol. / oh6r sw.
cecylii pod dyrekcya prof. A. Malta.
IL. Protest przeciwko zsborowi Pol
ski ! ovation dokonanym " Krsascb,
odczyta p. P. Kio&bassa.
10. Wsp6lny spiew, Boze cos Pol.
ske.
Marsz-orkiastra.
KOMITET.
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q par. Tr6jcy sc.: cd Milwaukee
ave., az do Division i to po Level
stronie Noble ul.
2 par. $40. Jana Kdntego: cd Chi
csgo ave. do Emma ul. rowniez po
Level strouie Noble.
q par. Sac. Jddnigi: ma Dickson
ul. cd Blsckhswk, az do Division po
prawej stronie ulicy.
u par. $40. St0nisSdtcd K: ma No
BILE ul. pc prawej strouie l to cd
Blackhawk az do Division.
q par. Sac. J6zefdta (gdyby przy-
byly): ma Blsckhswk ul. cd Dickson
az do Noble.
Towarzystwa powinny W wyzej O.
znaczonych m~iejscach ustawi6 sic W
szeregu pod}ug s~tarszehstwa tsk,aby
ma znak g2ownego marsraika byiy
gotowe do poohodu. Ustawieniem
zaJms sic gsowni marszs}kowie dziel-
mic.
Dywizya pierwsza j druga schodza
sic us jackson Bulv. j tam oczekuja
gubernatora, burmis.rza miasta i rad
Dych. Ztad rusry pochod do Hall
Battery d., Prowsdzony n~ajkrotsza
droga. Pred wejsciem do Hall, t. j.
pc przystanku ma Michigan ave. wy
stepuja z szeregow wszyscy niosacy
sztandary i choragwie, ida ma Hale i
tam staja Pc Level i prawej s~tronie,
tworzac szpaler.
Wszyscy wchodracy ma Hale, win
nj sic poddac rozkazom tych osob,
ktore opstrzone W oznaki, maia pra-
wo w~skazywa6 uieiscs.
Uprasza sic take komitet do O.
znak, ably ME zapomnia} o sprzedazy
oznak prey wejsciu do Hall. zsnosi-
my prosbe j~eszcze do tych iowa
rzystw, ktore biors udzial W obcho-
die, a dotad ME zloayly pieniedzy
ma koszta obchodu, ably jak najpre-
dzej wyslaiy pienisdze do kasyers
Napieralskiego 684 w. 17ta ul. i cd
niego odebra&y oznaki.
Znany ze szczerych checi sluaenis
dobrej sprawie komisarz parkowy, p.
u. Brodowski, ofsrowa} bezplatnie
kwiaty do dekoracyi sceny W Battery
d. Hall, "a CO szczere skladamy mu
dzieki.
Obchod ~zapowiada sic swietnie i z
pewnoscia podniesie mas W oczsch
Amerykan6w, jezeli duch zgody, je-
dnosci i pos}uszehstwa, kt6ry dotad
nam towarzyszy}, ME opusci mas W
sam dzieh obchodu. Many zreszta
nadzieje, re panied ma Kosciuszke,
bohatera wolnosci, ME powell nam
sic rozdwais6, ae przeciwnie z chluba
ola mas zakohczymy dzielo, z takim
mozo}em rozpoczete.
Wszystkie towsrzystwa z nsszej
strony MUSIC sic woznsczonych miej-
scach stawic o godzinie loci rano,
najpozniej o 31lej.
p. RiofbasSa, feldmarsz.
n. Liszte1nik, q. msrsz.
Lg. Kopalski, sekr.
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Me dale Pamiatkowe

" 100 letni rocznice Kossiuszkowsks,
ziote, srebrne, jakotet ~poziseane, 20
srebrzane; orzeiki srebrne W postaci
spilek do krswstek, broszek ola dam;
tsnie | gustownie wykonsue do nabycia
u: Jana Trzcihskiego,
287 W. Division str. ii pietro, Chicago,
Pierscionki psmistkowe wykonuje ma
obstalunki. Dostsc mozns " redskeyi
Zgody.
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POlska szkOia
AzOSSERx
CHICAGO.

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CHICAGO.
A~ssslapian college Of MfdwiHsry.
ZaiotonA " roku lS8e.
Re szkofy tel wyslo juA kilkadziesi,t
sdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnIe Gle
u sic dobrem p~owodzeniem.
Szkoaa nasza potwierdzons przez "a.
rad lekarski State Board of Health.
Zgfaszac sie listownie do:
ID N. ~OrgIert-Kaczoroso ,Gseerst.ry
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p. o. HYMAN.
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Widzie6 de MONA osobiscie v oisie
600 w. 1Ota utica,
pomiedzy gods, 8-ma o 10 rano; lub weozo
en- ! " Niedziele " rexydencyi Hawtorne.
diva biloxi cd Depot " apiece, dokad tame.
S.ny agent wskaze drcgs Tylko 90 minut
drogt = Chicago Union Depot ma Burlington
kolei,
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Dr Wfad. Statkiewicz,
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Lekarz re starego krsju
|. dfugoletnis praktyka PREY szp.rsI.ob
Jazz " Europe, tax / Ameryce, spe, aIi-
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tyzm, ohoroby gardia, piersi, aoisdk..
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boiesoi Poposogowe i t. p. dcIepliwosoi
kobiece l " ogole wszelkie chcrobymes-
czyzn, kobiet i dzieci - leozv prsdLoi
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MORATORIUM, pod wyisoznym nym do
Do dokiaduie 70 lie moanosci crvtal.
mel oPissnego twego cierpienis wv.
m~lenieniem ,ZRody" dolscz2 cent. zns-
c1ek Pocztowy, q odwrctns poczt. 3D.
Powiem lie bedzie trwsc kuraova 4 20
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PIEKNA
Ziemia Ro|na.

S3OOO ARROW najlepszej roluej ziemi W
Ameryce do sprzedenia bardto tsnio. Obe-
cnie jest sposobnosc ola kazdego robotnika
kupienia fanny I zafezenia wfasnego domu.
Me prasuj dzieh "a dDiem, rok "a rokiem "a
nizka place, kiedy wiesz, 10 MONA dostac
farme J pracowsc Ola samego siebie | kiedv
"iesz, re W ~przeciagu kilka lat zostaniesz
wiasclcielem fanny wartl @oi kiIku tysiecv
dolarow ! s"oim wiasnym psnem.
Zlemis meje ga W "a r6snych m'ejscouo-
sclach' lecz Ewracam s~pecyaina uwage VA
sze ma ziemie poio4,ns W bEskosci Poznania
Thorpe, gdsie kilkaset polskich familii o
siedlifo sic " Przeciagu lat 3 ostarnich. Pie
kny polski kosciof p~sbudowano " ostatuiob
czasach ] wkrotce miejsca te beda najwiek-
szemi polskiemi kelonismi W stanie Wiscop
sin.
Nam kilka tysiecy ARROW ziemi " tel uiei.
500 Wosci pokrytych pieknym twardym drzs-
Wen oProcz kilks mniejssych zupefnie UREA
dzonych farm z 6omami ! wszelkiemi ulsn-
szenismi. u Iowodu ciezkich csas6v sprze-
dam te ziemie bsrdzo tanio i ma tat vych wa
Iunkach. hoeotnioy. ktorzY maje stsfa praoe
mogaz akupic ziemie zaptaciwsEy kilkanafcie
dolaroW Eadatku a resxte ma hstwe miesieozne
spfaty. lnni, bt6rzy chca zaraz osias6 ! ga
czac k~arczowanie | sprzsdak drzewa musza
zapfacic jedne cswsrts got6wki zsraE. Zie.
mia Pokryta jest pieknym lasem jak debina.
Wlezin9,. orzezsna it'd. Drzewo TO wsrt9kcio-
we, gdyt meze bye sprzedawane "a gotouke
" miastach ] fabryksch przez Gale rok.
Biore r6wniet drzewo jake got6wke "a zie-
mic. GTunt jest tax dobry jak gdzieiolviek
badz indsiej Ameryce | motna spodzisva6
sic pieknych plon6w rOk IA rokiem.
PrEyjezdzajcie zaraz / piszcie do mnie no
nows maPy ~cyrkulsrze, ktore Eostana DO.
sfsne "a darmo. Kazdy powinien naplsac DO
te cyrssIarze starannie je przeczytao. Jest
TO bowiem rzadka sposobnosc.
AIDES:
X. ROshOlf,
Eau Claire, wis.
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