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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

ST. JoHN's, n. f., Nov. 2.-Governor
O'Brien returned here yesterday, after a
seven weeks visit TO England. 1t is un
derstood that he has the assurance OF every
support from the British government in
his endcasors TO bring about reforms in
the government and the punishment Of
those who have violated the laws He
will absolutely refuse 10 dissolve the legis-
lature, as such action would remove the
disqualification " those members who
were convi ted OF illegal practices. and
would enable them 10 re-enter politics.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Chancellor.elect Hohenlohe has begun
his duties.
Traffic between Guatemala and Salvador
has been stopped
Baptists of Arkansas are holding their
convention at Lonoke.
The corn acreage Of North Dakota has
been greatly increased.
Gilchrist Porter, ex member of congress,
died at Hannibal, Mo, sgod a.
An eruption of the Colima volcano,
Mex, is predicted for this month.
Governor Greenhalge of Massachusetts,
names Nov. 20 as Thanksgiving day.
Salvatore Razzo was held for the grand
Jury on q charge of murder at Boston.
1t is denied that DIR. Herman Won Schell-
ing. Prussian minister Of justice, will re.
sign.
Herbert L. Mellen Of Framingham
Mass, pleaded guilty to tho charge OF en-.
beZzling pension money.
Charles r. PRESCOTT has been named by
-tAa- governor al Massachusetts Tor con.
troller OF county accounts.
Rev. Samuel Rogers, one of the best
known ministers ef the Methodist Episco-
pal church in the south, died at Baltimore.
The Dwelling House Insurance company
voted 20 reinsure its risks in the Spring
field (Mass) Fire and Marine Insurance
company.
A visitor from Tampa, Fla, while on a
visit to friends at North Berwick, Me,
became the mother OF triplets, two girls
and boy.
Two thousand people are in distress
owing to a great fire at Hadiin in the
Taurus mountains. Assistance Is to be
sent by the American board.
Individual communion cup service has
been In use in the Park Avenue NJ. h.
church at Worcester Mass, for some timo.
The idea IL soon TO be introdn sed IA
another Worcester church.
Captain Hammond of the Fall River
(Mass.) line of steamers is the inventor o.
q new l4-inch compass, which Is used on
all the big Sound steamers The dial 70
marked to an eighth of an inch.
The consolidation ci the Worcester,
Leicester and Spencer and Worcester and
Millbury Street Railway companies wera
contaminated In Worcester, Mass. The
new comlnly will have capital of $500
600.
Philadelphia's somnolence seems con-
ducive to sngevity. Last week The Led
ger obituary columns chronicled the death
of four pers, ns there who had lived beyond
the age o. 90 years and niEe who had
passed the sD-year mark The oldest was
Deborah Mace. VINO had lived to be 81.
In the Vermont legislature among the
bills passed is one providing that no act
for the recovery OF newspaper subscrip-
ions ehall be brought upon one to whom
ihe paper has been sent unless he be a sub
scriber, and that no recovery can be made
after the expiration Of the stated subscrip-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

W n. wilder mayor Of Albany, Ga, SAYS ne has
suffered with EheumatI ,u for nfteen years and an
thu, time be tried ai the so-caicd specifies bu, %
no purpose. his grandson. who was on the n 4
". railroad, finally got him bottle ~ L. T.. p.
The dfrt bottle - y. y. y. showed ifs remarkable
elects, and Aftsr using short time The rheumatism
disaprssfed aud he writes he feels like n new man
fnd tAkEs pleasure In rceomfnendine 20 rbeuma.
tIsfn snfeTs.
for sale by Hall 4 Lyon, 2s7 wesiminsfer street:
Il4ndinE banding. a Ncybosset street, A. W.
ttrufr, IT,. 80 Westminster street. byron A.
bnhA. olnssville square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
IMPORTANT DECISION.
BIZ the Associated Press.

INDIANAPOLIS, NOV. 2.-Judge Winter
has decided thai the matured certificate
OF members al the Iron Hall which had
not been paid when the rcceivership was
created were matters of contract, and
should be allowed in full, less the amounts
received in sick benefits. The decision,
however, did not make them preferred
claims over the claims Of mem bers holding
unmatured certificates, and the holders
can only receive the usual dividends upon
the face value.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
lAppellale Division /

99l1 (divorce). John Mclaughlin VS..
Catherine McLaug him. Attorneys-Wood
& Fitch for plaintiff; q. j. West for de-
fendant.
$500 equity. Pierre Dansereau vs.. A.
Hormisdas Girouard. Attorneys-B. M.
Bosworth for plaintiff; - for defend
ant.
1913 equity. Patrick Connors ct ux.
ct al. VS.. Ann Rsttigan. Attorneys-B. J.
Padien for plaintiff; hcGuinnsss &
Dorsn for defendant.
1914 equity. James Murphy VS.. p. j.
Mccarthy. Attorneys-MeGuin d
Dorsn for plaintiff; defendant pro sc.
3S74 equity. Joseph p. Manton VS..
h. s. Teed. Attorneys-E. S. hopkins for
plaintiff; r. M. Bosworth for defendant.
- William ii. King VS.. George Cor
don King. Attorneys-James Tilling hast
for plaintiff; w. q. Roelker for defen-
dant.
1924 teqnity). w. II. McTwiggan ct
al. vs.. q. Il. Hunter, collector Of taxes,
ct al. Bassett a. Mitchell for plaintiff;
for defendant.
1861 (exceptions). Lambert Delsive Va.
Amedee 5. Benjsmin. Attornsys-A.
Choqust for plaintiff; - for defendant.
1862 (exceptions) Hecktor Bowler vs..
Peter Adam. Attorneys &. L. Farnsworth
for plaintiff; A. Choquet for defenoant.
1863 (exceptions). Philoma Branchand
va Peter Adams. Attorneys-5ame as in
1862
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
DEFICIT IS LESS.


wAsHINGToX, Sov "A deficit Of $l5,-
900, 600 for the fiscal year TO date, as COM
pared with e deficit OF s25,00o,0O0 for the
corresponding period of the last fiscal
year, is shown by the treasury statement
Of receipts and expenditures issued yes
terday for October and the previous
months of the fiscal year A noticeable
feature of the showing for this October is
that while the total receipts were only
sle, 900, 900. til,o0o,0W was paid out for
pensions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

BosToN, Nov 2.--lndustrial reports from
various SECTIONS indicate decided i'm
provement in business prospects and an
Increasing demand for manufactured
goods. Factories that had been shut down
for severa! weeks have within the last
month started up on full time and with
full crews, and in many cases an increase
of Uageg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
Br,oe Claim Unfounded.

WAsHIsGToN, Nov. 2.-Mexican Minis
Ger Romero has received from Puebla,
Mex, a statement showing that the Jail
and court records for five years past fail TO
show anything relating to one Hugh
Brice, said TO be on his way to Washing
ton TO present a claim for damages for i'll
treatment by Mexican officials.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

New YORK, Nov. 2--The Evening Post
says that it has evidence that Mr.. Goff
was waited on by a person who offered
him $4,000 as a fee for examining the title
10 piece of real estate which was worth
less than 5000 on condition that he (GofT)
would not call as witness n certain cap
tain OF police ormention the name OF said
captain. Mr. Goh declined the offer and
called the name of that captain the next
dav
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
MERClER'S FUNERAL.
By The Associated Press.

MONTH";, -,Js. @.--Ihe funeral of the
late Honore Mercier occurred TODAY
Thousands upon thousands attended bis
intcrment. The hearse was driven by ii,
horses. aud IL took four wagons 10 carry
the floral emblems. Many OF these wer,
40 and ~ feet high. Tbore were ~ bands
In The procession, In whioh At least 70. .OOo
people took part.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
worked Great s,b.m..

PIrTsBuRc. Nov a.-Joseph Rosinski Is
held In s6J10 bail on she charge Of oonspir.
acy TO defrauG. Resinskl formed a co.
operative association OF coke. lumber aud
coal workers- Hc promised each subscribsr
an acre OF land. lumber for n house
aud steady employment whes $50 was
paid. ho collected In this way about 60.
OU
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
FHACHER TALKS.
The Amendments Should Not
Be Voted For.
Straus Seeks Revenge-WiII Fight
Tammany For Deposing His Brother.

NEW yoEG, Nov. "A COMMITTEES. rep
rrscnting the Civic union. waited on
Colonel Strong yesterday afternoon and
notified him OF the endorsements by that
b6iy OF his nomination for mayor, nssur-
ing him at the same time OF the intention
OF the Civic union 10 cooperate with him
s IN his canvass.
T. v. Powderly, the former head OF the
Knights of Labor, was in this city, and on
being asked his opinion as 10 the political
/. Situation in New York said that although
while In Pennsylvania he WAS somewhat
involved in politics he did not care TO
meddle with them here.
John Boyd Thatcher chairman OF the
state Democratic committee, IS out In a
statement why the constitutional amend
mcnts should not DO voted for. He says
the proposed constitution provides for n
legislature consisting OF a senate OF 90
members and an assembly of $50 members,
and goes into effect Jan. !, 1895.
A Legislature consisting Of a senate with
81 members and an assembly of l2s mem-
bers (as at present constituted) does not
fulfil the plain requirement of the consti-
tution. III the courts scat such legisla.
ture they will do so outside of the consti-
tuition, and confusion, litigation and
doubt will follow every act of such "A legis-
lature.
II the courts do not scat such a legisla-
ture there will be no Legislature for the
year 1895. and no provision will be made
Cor the support OF the public shools, the
maintenance of the several departments.
the administration of justice and other
public works
Tammany's Latest Woe.
The report that Oscar Straus, brother Of
Nathan Straus, had declared himself in
favor of Everett p. Wheeler for governor
and had sent check to the Wheeler cam
paign committee has caused great deal
of uneasiness among the Tammany lead
ers. They are said to regard the action OF
Straus as an act of revenge for Tammany' s
treatment of his brother, and they are now
on the lookout for other descrtions among
the friends of Straus
Nathan Straus went to Europe almost
Immediately after his decrination of the
Tammany nomination for the mayoralty.
He refused before going to say word be-
yond what was contained In his letter OF
declination, but his friends have talked a
great deal since then, and their
Talk Hns Been Very Bitter.
They say that Straus was nominated
with the understanding among the Tam
many leaders that he should be sacrificed
to secure tho election of Hill. When he
declined to sacrifice himself they say he
was forced TO retire. lt was known at
the time of the declination that Nathan
Straus acted by advice of his brothers. Os-
car and Isidor, who know a great deal
more about politics than he does.
The Tammsny leaders thought that the
Straus incident had dropped out of sight
entirely when Nathan went TO Europe.
The appearances OF Oscar Straus as sup
porter of Wheeler, and presumably of the
citizens local ticket, is therefore a dis
agreeable surprise TO them. It is said that
Isidor Strnus is also in favor Of Wheeler
and the committee OF 70's ticket, but he
has not declared himself yet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
FOOLISH COLLEGE FRANKS.

HyAlTsvILLE, Md, Nov 2.-Hazing by
students at the Maryland Agricultural
college is liable to result i'm the death OF
one OF their number, Edwin Scott, Jr. At
mock court young GOtt was convicted OF
henious crime. A rope was fastened
under his arms and no was suspended TO a
transom. Gott was taken very sick soon
afterwards. He has had several spasms
and continues TO grow weaker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
work of Peruvian Rebels.

VICTORIA, Nov. 2-'rAo flagship Royal
Archer and four other ships Of the British
squadron here have been ordered TO Callao
al once The British consulate at that
placfbas been taken possession Of by rov.
olutionists aud the consul made prisoner.
His wife and daughter have been killed
and the consulate has been burned to the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
LOCATIONS CHOSEN.

Boston, Nov. 2.-The state board OF
education, at its monthly meeting, decided
after u lengthy discussion to locate the
state normal school on Caps Cod at
Hyannis. The board further voted To
locate the state normal school for Lowell
ON the Peabody estate, in Lowell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. AIT yesterdays ses-
sion of the Lexow committees little Of
special interest transpired. unless it was
the sudden dropping of MIR. SheehaD as a
witness, and the appearance of Mrs. Her
mann, who was detained by the police OF
Jersey City. Mrs. Hermann was placed
on the stand only long enough to say that
she was present by her own free will.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
CLOSE SHOOTING.

The Kentish Guards and United Train
OF Artillery teams OF Eve best marksmen
each met at che State range yesterday
for friendly shoot. There were three
strings of five rounds each at 200 yards,
off-hand. The Kentish Guards won by
one point. Silver medals were the awards.
Following il the score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

WssuNeTeS, Nov. 2--Thc elevation o'
Mgr. Satoli TO the rank OF cardinal In
next December u 10 longer a secret at the
pspsi legacy. lie is receiving cengrstuls.
tiOns alreadv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
JUMPED TO HER DEATH.
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov Airs. Jennie
Webb, wife of prominent physician, com
mftted suicide by jumping from third
story window of their residence Mrs.
Webb, 1t is believed, had never fully re-
covered from the shock caused by her
ohnd's death six months ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

DALLAS, Nov. "A single tax state con-
ference or mass convention is in session iR
this city today, designed, as tho call says,
20 perfect a state organization and devise
ways and means for the furtherance Of the
single tax cause in Texas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

ATLANTA, Nov. 2 The Democratic eau
Gus has nominated Patrick Walsh for
senator TO serve the remainder OF the term
to which the late Senator Colquitt was
elected, and A. o. Bacon of Macon for tho
long term beginning March 4, 1895.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
THE NEWS MAIL BAG.
To TnE EDITOR OF The NEWS:

To TnE EDITOR OF THE NEWS:
SR-ln regard to the piece in TIL
NEWS Oct, 80, 1894, stating that /, Charles
Smith was fighting over girl and
that struck n man on the head with q
stick and fired shot, was not so. 1t was
n quarrel between man and wife.
wish 10 have the story coDtradicted.
Yours very truly,
CHARLES SMITH.
Providence Nov. I, 1884
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
slnnphter of Innocents.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. s.--Several cases of
child murder here are said to have grown
out of the insurance OF the lives of infants,
which is being pushed among negroes by
certain insurance companies. The board
OF health urges legislation to prevent such
traffic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

MIDpLErowy, ~ Y, Nov .. - Mrs
Lydia dulock died Yesterday. aasi ~,
year, Sic had sctsined all oi hsr f.oli
ties up 70 her death. Mrs. Mulock W..
sick bas is hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
Considering College Needs.

AMHERST, Mass. Nov. 2.-Delegates
representing universities OF New England
are attending the annual session of the
Association OF New England Colleges. Sub
jects relating to college matters will be
discussed In secret session.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

KNsxviLLE Nov. ?. - Tho sheriff OF
Serle county arrested IA members of the
whitecnp band who took part I'm the battle
Ia which three mCn were killed last week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02

The work OF nuttipg in the police tele-
graph system n 5tRtion has been COM
pleted and tie bose Wece in operation
last night for me frst time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
wife Murdarsr f.nnaol.

NAseoUTAa, Ills, AoS 4 Oustavxs
heshsusen, The ex policeman Of Rslloville
who was found guilty of wife murder. Was
hanged here today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
VIII He Win?

EgNHwBuRG, N Y, NOV. 2.-Weston must
finish five miles beyond Collicon today in
order to win for his backer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
HAVE YOU TRIED iT?

Dp wIIsor's CAThRRn REMEDY u a safe posi-.
tive, and purely vegetable remedy Tor Catarrb
Price 5os. bottle. ssia ~ All Drugslsts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
HORSES CLIPPED.

am all ready 20 clip your horses. The latest inn
proved cutters and maCbn AZ the Healcy Sta
hlc, fe6 Pins strsel skNRY "A. HEALEN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
Common Pleas Division.

1901. Joseph p. Msuton VS.. Robert s.
Teed. Attorneys-E. $. x E. Hopkins for
plaintiff; b. NJ. Bosworth Tor defendant.
Bailou. Attorneys-R. w. Burbank for
plaintiff, &, II. Johnsea- tor defendant.
f23S. Habley Manufacturing and Sup
ply Company VS.. q. w. Ives. Attorneys.
McGuipness and Doran for plaintiff, Q. +.
Parkhurst for defendant.
1910. Lewis w. Morse VS.. Albert IL.
Thornton. Attorneys-G. j. West for
plaintiff, III. w. Kim ball for defendant.
"a. Albert l.. Andrews vs.. Thomas
Cullen ct al. Attorneys - McGuinness
and Doran for plaintiff; t. +. Cosgrove
for defendant.
1872. Abraham Croyell VS.. Union Turst
Co. Attornsys--N. W. Littlefeld aad T..
w. Burbank Tor plaintiff; Bassett and
Mitchell for defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-02
CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER 3.
The calendar OF the Supreme Court 4
Saturday Is as follows:

The calendar Of the Supreme Court for
Saturday Is as foliows:
Hearing by Court in chsmbers.J
Ill. Max Pass VS.. X. /. pool Company.
Attorneys-G. j. West and j. w. Hogan
for plaintiff; w. q. Rocker for deien-
dant.
1912. Thomas Barry VS.. w. f. Gregory.
Attorneys--J. 9. Quinn for plainsii Ia.
Dennis for defendant.
1914. George Booth VS.. Herbert a. Cate
ct al. Atternsys-Lee u Tfllinghest ior
plaintiff; ID. B. Potter for defendant,
1899. John Aldrich VS.. Union Railroad
Company. Attorneys-Page & owen Tor
plaintiff; ID. 3. & w. c. Baker for defend
ant.
1900. M. w. Bainton Va. Union Railroad
Company. Attorneys same as in 100.
-. Frank Rex vs., Oliver III. Perry
ct al. Attorneys-H. j. Carroll ior plain
tin; Il. T.. Barnefield for defendant.
4243. Martha and Mary Gormley, APP
pelisnts, VS.. Old Colony Railroad Com
pany. Attornsys-McGuin x Doran
for plaintiff; IA. w. Hayes for defendant.
4246. Jacob ana Yetta Kwaint, appel
lants, vs. Old Colony Railroad Company.
Atterneys-Sa as in 42i3.
1913. James Lotus, pro ami, VS.. Patrick
Rogers. Attorneys-A. A. Mclaughlin
for plaintiff; Miller q Brown for defend
ant.
1918. City of Providence VS.. COmmis-
sioners, in re Washington Street. Attor-
neys-City Solicitor for plaintiff; various
counsel for defendant.
1869. Edward Martin ct ux. vs. Thomas
Bentley. Attorneys-C. Nj. Lee for PLAIN
tin; Z. L. Aneeiass for deisndans.
6Os5. &. Smith IL Co., Va. Frederick
Frank. AttorEeys--H. A. Mckenny for
plaintiff; r. heucKert for dsfe naant.
1888. Michsel Quinn, appellant, vs..
John Il. Farrell, executor. Attorney
McGuinHess & Doran for plaintif; Lee q
Tillinghsst for defendant.
1906. Ray Artesian Well and Machine
Company vs. Charles A. Ray. Attorney
j. j. Hahn for plaintiff; Smith and
Greenough h for defendant.
67s1. David T.. Kinney w. Herbert w.
Longfellow. Astorneys-T. y. Cosgrove
for plaintiff; Wilson and Jsncks for de-
fendant.
20l. Patrick O'Dennell ct ux. vs.. Union
Railroad company. Attorneys--Psge and
Owen for plaintiff; Bakers for defendant.
1858. T.. +. Page VS.. Josiin Msnuac-
turing Company. Attorneys - Page x
Owen for plaintiff; j. NJ. Ripley for de-
fendsnt.
III. James Coggins ct ux. VS.. Union
Railroad Company. Attornsys-Page 4
Owen for plaintiff; Bakers for defendant.
1853. Joseph Mcneil vs. Bachard and
Peloquin. Attorneys-Green q Archnm-
beasft for plaintif; W. q. Rich for de-
fendant.
1856. Richard waterhouse VS.. Black
stone Woolen Company. Attorneys.
Ballou Il Jencks, h. Aldrlch for plaintin;
Tiilinghssts for defendant.
~. James M. Fay OF al VS.. James r.
Feeley ct nj, executors. Attorueys-d. A,
littefeld for plaintiffi +. j. Mccarthy
4 X defendant.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

Catarrh cure. Zazywa sic
wewnetrznle, gdzie wprost dzia'a
ma krew l bfonk1 ciata, nlszcz9c
podstawy choroby 1 dajac clerpia-
cemu moe do skutecznego wsp6}-
dzia}ania z natura, ola odzyskania
zdrowia. W}a6clclele lyle pok}adaja
Ware W size l%ecznlcza tego srodka,
re ofiaruja sto dolar6w "a kazdY
przypadek. ktorego to lekarstwo
by ME w~Yleczy}o. Zg}oslc sic pc
l1ste swiadectw:
Adres: T. j. G Cheney e Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. = Kosztuje W apte
kaeh rs cent6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

strategiczne) pozycyinapotwys
pie Balkahskim. Ia madro6t
stafosG cesarza Franclszka
Jozefa zwolna zaimponowafa
swiatu, a tenn bardzlei muslaia
%przem6wiG do naszych uczuc
monarchicznych, &e wladzca
ten, przej4ty goraca mifoscla
ola wszystkich swych ludlow,
naszemu narodowl Zawsze
okazuje szczeg6Ina uprzejmosc
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Gdzie Jest raj?

Wlele juz teolodzy napsuli pa
pleru, ably dowles6, gdzle ley raj,
a dotad mkt mic pewnego O tenn
ME vie. Pod}ug hlstcryka rzym :
skiego Josephus Flayius Eden zna].
duje sig ma wlelkiej przestrzenl
pom1edzy rzekami Gauges i Nllem.
Zdaniem Calvina ley raj W Babl-
lon,i, niedaIeko zatokl Perskiej.
Calmet mniemaf, re raj ley W
Armenii, W poblizu zr6de1 rick
T1gris 1 Euphrat. Muhametanie
wierza, IL raj zna1duje sic W led.
nem z siedmlu nieb, i re, gdv
Adama ztamtad wypydzono, tenze
upad1 ma z1emie. KrYtycy nowo,
czesni przenosza raj do Bakery lub
Kazm'ru, gdzie pewna okolnca do
dz'siaj sic nazywa A u d y a
QaD. w Stanach Zjednoczonych
najwlecej zas}uguja ma naive raj"
przestronne obszary roll uprawne1
ma Zachodzie, przerzyrane przez
Kolej Burllngtohska. Mast do raju,
lepiej jechac do Chicago. Peoria,
St Louis, St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Depover, Omaha lub Kansas CITY,
g na7stosowniejsza koleja jest Bur
Iingtohska. Wzgledem pIan6w JAZZ
dy, cen 1nnych szczeg6}ow zgtosic
sic do agent6w miejscowych, Tub
wprost do generainego agenta:: W.
J. G. hFNN Gen. Pass. agent,
St. Paul MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
500 p.agrody.

Wlele chor6b trapi nieszezesliwy
rod ludzki, lecz tylko ma jedne jest
nieomYlne leKarstwo, to jest ma
katar, a tenn lekarstwem lest II ais