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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20
Udrnun0.

Our6 eingeian6te Suittungen erfabren
mir, baB Elm SbminOIer bic gtamen unierer
9teiienben 6ran5 Otto unb 8auI SriebeL
benubt, nm NbonnementS9eLber b~eipn6ers
in SIOrtba, MiiIiiitppi, alabama unO ben
anSren3enben Staten 3u erbeben, pel6e
Elm an uns etngeianbt murben.
@us gfor6 Carolina unb 8ir9tnien tpirb
gemcIbet, baB Elm 8etriiger, peI6er iib 6.
Ober st. 9augenbed, aumeilen au6 2an9e
nennt, @elber in unlerem Namen COLI
Iectirt. Sin 1oI6er Wtann tit ntbt
inn 0ienfte Der ySutnois Staatsz3e
tung. 8tr ma6en baber nod einmaI
bringen6 barauf aufmerfiam, oaB aue an
geIteuten &eiienben cine bon unierem Sc
fcbaftsfubrer 6, S. 9icti6 ge3ei6nete 0egiz
timatiOn bel ii9 fiibren. Shire gtamen iirb in
boritebcn6er 2iite aufgefibrt. lSieraus gcbt
oub ieoesnal berbor, mo- ii6 Die betreffen:
ben Ngenten aufbdlten. SIN ben StosStaas
ten tft augenblidlt5 feiucr u~nierer &eiien1
ben tbGtig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20

6Ori9en Srauen. SD piiri6e bie MGnner.
tpel3e es i%ibernonlmen baben, bieie 8erion
fir Das Sbeater gu %engagiren, un6 bic ii6
eroreiiten, ft6 ben Nan1en Sbeaterregtieure
bet3ulegen, an ben Stranger iteuen. SaS
Sorgeben bieier 2eute lit einfad Elm nieberz
trd6tiger Streib 9egen aaeS anftdnOtse
Sbeatertuelen. SD babe nit benz 9r0Bs
ten @fel ben @rfoLg bon &lopffebtern
beobabtet, unb bon Srauen5immern,
tpelde lt6 our6 icanoal0ie Gbei3eioungsz
tla9en unb lii6erlibes Sreiben etnen
ytalnen gemacbt batten. Sd babe LANCE
3ett 9elbpie9en unb metnen Qler9er perz
bitten. SeBt aber lit Die 3eit gefommen,
mo- Semano oas gSo:t ergreifen muB, uno
toenn gtiemanb iOnit es tbun mill, 10 merbe
tcb es t6un. Sob ipiini6te, man murbe
bieies Sralen3immer, tpeui1 es iemalS na9
ytetp Uorf fomlnen ioute, bon ser 8I6ne
tpeg3tl6en unb nob better Ddre eS, ipenn
man ite Dcrbinberte, III einem SEEM gorfer
3beater auf3utreten. SD tperbe ii6erlicb
teoer anitdn0isen S6auipielerin abratben,
nit tbr glci65eitig auf5utreten. SD perbe
mid ber 9ienfte BET vBrofelitonal @omans
Seague" Oerii6ern. SD tpeiB, baB meme
Goleginncn in bieiem gunfte auf meiner
Sette 1teben tDerben. =
st. Ut. @urles unb st. so. 6intle1, Witz
slieOer ber0testerunes 5tibereicommtiiion,
beftnbcn ii9 inHo9eiter, sc. g., um bieg8irtz
iamtcit Der fir oteie @egenb erlalienen
itaatli6en Tii6ereigeiebe gu 'priifen. Die
8unoescommiiiion crnannte tiir3li6 6ieie
tiiton, nm ale groBen
Seen gu belucben. Sine Gbnlide Commit
lton purbe bon Der cdnaoti6en 9tegierung
ernannt, un6 betoe Gommi1iionen lin6 ieBt
nit elmer ior9fdltigen 8riifung bonn ct.
2oren3 bis gum Superior>See beihdftigt.
Ser 3tDed bieier internationalen Commit
lion lit, Der @rense entlang 9lei5mGBi9e
St1bereigelebe ein3uflbren. =
Dem 6dpitGn gilbert bon benz SAINTS
bur9ii6: Qmeritaniiben 9ampfer ySIrit
8tSmarf" tpurbe am Oonnerltag, 9. dug,
bot leiner 9lbretie nab O~eutichlanb cine
bubi6e lleberraihung 3u She'll. 9ieielbe
beitanO in elmer biibib ausgefibrten @lofe,
Der Elm S6reiben bon 0iliam 8. Nfcz
9opeu bon gtetparf, benz 8oritber beS
GomiteS Der Columbia Treibeitsglode,
be;gefiigt mar. On DEM S9reiben purbc
gei0gt. 6aB Sic @lode Elm NlnSenten lei,
pelbeS aus benz l1eberibuB bes 9eibi9tz
li6 benfpir6tgen "Details bcrgeftelt lei,
aus pelben Die beriibmte Columbia Trei=
beitsgOttin %9c9oiien purbe. Die @(oGe
tpurbe geicbentt in Der 9Offnung, baB mem
Die amerifanii9e 6lagge bel Sage auf ben
NaDelint 6igblanbs, o6er bie Qibter bes
observation-disclosures BET gtabt in
St6t fommen, Die @lode s%eIGutet unb bas
9teb vGbe Star SpansLeb 8anner" unb
bic beutibe NationalbDmne %9eiungen pers
ben lollen.
Die @lode entbdlt nabiteben6e Sn>
l6rift: Gei9enft an Ben beutiden Oamz
pier Shirt 8ismard am 4. Sui 1894 gum
2lnbenfen an Steuben, Miblenberg, Ser
timer unO 0e &alb BON ben S0bnen Der
Nmerifanii9en HeDolution.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20

BG@ uniere GorreiponOenten unD Igenz
fen beIuden bte folgenben Staaten:
6err Sron3 Otto Die Staaten Ohio,
8ennibloanien, Maiia3uietts, Stem gorf,
ben Oiltrift Columbia un6 Canada.
9err Saul Sricbel BEN Staat Soma.
9err 8eter 8ui9 Die Staten Suinots
nnb Snbiana.
9err Sreb S6erf ben Staat Wisconftn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-20

Sobn Qutncb Qbams 1T in Ieiner @obe
nung in Wount WOaafton, WtaliacbuIetts,
eeitorben. Qoams mar Der Sobn bes oers
i%torbenen @barlee Srancis 9bamS un6 Elm
llrurenteI bes BrdiibentenS obn2lbams. Sn
Ben IeBter Sabren ieines 2ebens geb0rte er
Ser bemofratiiden 8artci IN. Sn 1867,
1868, 1869 unb 1870 murbe CT als @ous
perneurscanOibat aufgefteat, unterlag iez
bod re9elmGBig Bel Der 8abl. Sn 1872
mar er Der bcmotratil5e 9icepraiibent nit
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27


John r. Johnson, a negro living near
Somcrvillc, Ala, murdered his wife
and two small children and then
burned his home.
Mrs. John Lyle, old resident of Par
sons, Kan. committed suicide on ac-
count of jealousy.
Thomas Quinlan. was indicted at
Mexico, Mo-, for killing Gotlieb Klop-
penstein Of Chicago.
The McCook Ancient Order of United
Workmen temple, costing $50, 900, was
dedicated ut McCook, Neb.
George Keiplsee of North Dakota was
fatally stabbed by an unknown man
at the Union depot at Decatur, Ill.
A. r. West has resigned as city mar
shall ut Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and sued
the Republican, which has been attack
ing him, for SEQ, 900 damages
L. c. Schwerdtfeger was appointed
receiver of the Lincoln Furniture com
pany at Lincoln, Ill. The companys
assets are 81, 900 and liabilities S., 800.
Frederick Miller, one of the Emerald
gang Of smugglers, was held by United
States commissioner at San Francisco
to await the action of the grand jury.
The governor of California will
probably commute the sentence OF
John McNultv, who has been sentenced
five times to suffer the death penalty
at Sacramento.
James Is. Kirtley, wealthy real
estate owner of Kansas City, Mo-, was
run over and killed by an engine.
Charles l. Haskell took charge Of
the postofiice at Virginia, H., in place
of Reuben Lancaster, who was re-
moved, but whose term did not expire
until Feb. ].
j. ID. Stafford of Chicago was
awarded custody Of his children at st.
Johns n b., but his wife kidnapped
them.
Jack Rogers, freight-train brake
man was killed while his train was
passing under Il bridge. His absence
was discovered at Corning, Iowa, and
his remains found near Brooks.
Sam Graves fatally wounded James
Hendricks at Cedar Hill, Tex
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
SOLONS ADJOURN.
iowa Legislature Takes N Recess Until
Next Tuesday Afternoon.
noon.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 1s.-Both
branches of the general assembly yes
terday adopted resolution for adj
journment from to-day until next
Tuesday afternoon. to give the visit
ing committees an opportunity to make
their trips to the different state insti-
tutions
The election of Gov. Gear to the
United States senate, by the votes of
yesterday, was formerly declared in
joint session.
Bills were introduced in the senate as
follows: by Mr. Conway. governing
nut al building and loan associations:
by Mr.. Lewis, regulating costs of APP
peals in highway eases; by Mr.. Tur-
ncr, relating to damages done by dogs
in killing domestic animals; by Mr.
Vale, for support CT che weather and
crop service. The committee on sup
preston of intcmpcrance was in
creased to fifteen members. and
Messrs. Harmon, Harsh and Water
man were added. In the house the re-
port of the committee on rules was
adopted making little change from
the rules of the last Legislature.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
FRIDAY. JAN. 10.
House.


There was breezy hour in thc.house
1t began when Dalzell, the Pennsyl-
vania protectionist, continued his at
tack on Mr.. johnson, the Ohio free
trader. Mr.. Dalzelrs speech was
purely personal, and was answered
by Mr.. Johnson in the same strain.
Chairman Wilson opposed Johnson's
amendment to put rails on the free list
and the amendment was lost-70 yeas
to 100 nays.
Mr. Henderson rep, Iowa. offered
as an amendment to the agricultural
schedule of the Wilson bill the cores
ponding schedule of the Mckinley
law. Mr.. lIendcrsons speech was
largely directed to n reply to the re-
cent speeches of Mr.. Cochran dem, N.
". He was most earnestly against
an issue of bonds. Not bond will
vote for" said Mr.. Henderson emphat-
ically. Give the country a chance"
he said in conclusion, land it will come
around all right; it is strong, powerful
and rich"
Great applause greeted Mr. Hcnder-
son as he took his seat after having de-
CiiuSt cNJcnSlol VI lllilc.
The debate driftcd along in desul-
tory way for some time, and was taken
part in by Mr.. Hall rep, Iowa., Mr..
Springer dem, Ill.), Mr. McKcighan
lind, Neb.) }, Mr.. Blair rep, n. ii. }, and
Mr.. Hucheson dem, Texas.
Mr.. Tawncy rep, Mimi addressed
the committee on the subject of bar
ley, arguing that the existing rate
should be inserted instead of that pro-
posed in the pending bill. Mr.. Taw-
ney said the Mckinley act had prac-
tically excluded Canadian barley, and
American farmers were growing and
selling to-day from 10000, 900 to 49,
900, 600 bushels more barley every year
than they had done prior to the Me-
Kinley act.
The funny speech of the day was
made just ut the close Of the session
by Mr.. Clark dem. Mo- and it was
punctuated by laughter and applause
on the democratic side. in which the
republicans occasionally joined. He
ridiculed the idea of protection and
idcalizcd the theory Of free trade as
the only policy under which n nation
could be truly great.
Then Mr. Bowers rep, CALI spoke.
He took as his text the remark of
Clark that there were not enough re-
publicans left for seed, and asserted
that it did not require very large
sowing of seed to produce a magnifi-
cent crop of republicans, as witness
the recent elections in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Iowa.
At the night session Mr.. Bcll pop,
Colo.), Mr.. Sharp rep. Wis.,, Mr..
Morgan dem, MOI. and Mr.. Childs
rep, H. made short specche
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
RIOT IN WISCONSIN,.
Lecturer OF the "A. =. A." Stoned by
Mob OF Citizens at Kaukauna.

Mob OF Citizens at Kaukauna.
APPLETON, Wis, Jan. 10. Major
Sims. an American Protective Associa-
ton lecturer, was mobbed at kaukauna,
last night, the meeting broken up and
n mob of 1000 collected outside and
stoned the building Sims and party
OF guards barricadcd the doors and
resisted the assaults of the mob.
The sheriff of Outagamie county
was sent for by Mayor Reuter-, who
also telegraphed for militia which
Gov. Peck denied unless asked for by
the sheriff The sheriff partly dis
persed the mob and with the help OF
local officers escorted Sims to his board.
ing place, the mob following and throw.
ing stones. Sims was knocked sense.
less by stone, but the officers fought
the mob off and got him safely to his
lodging The mob then dispersed.
Sims was escorted to the train in the
morning by three men armed with
Winchester rifles and left Ashland
Bitter feeling has existed for several
months at Kaukauna over the A. p A..
and the whole town is now torn up by
the events of last night.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
OVER A MILLION BEHIND
Receiver. Isarth's Sensational Testimony
81 ,ut la the Koetting Trial.

, tMILWAUKEE. Jan. LIN the trial
of John B. Koctting. of the South Side
Savings bank yesterday Receiver Barth
testified that when the bank closed
on July II last the liabilities
were $l,is0524 greater than the
actual assets. There was no
record of any capital stock and
he included none in the total. If the
alleged capital stock of 500, 600 really
existed it increased the liabilities SlOO,-
600. This condition was not shown by
the banks books because they had
been doctored to conceal it and the
general ledger was gone. Real estate
experts confirm the receivers estimate
of the value of certain property held
by the bank.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
Cotton Mill. In China.
Vile.

VICTORIA, b. c.. Jan. 2O,-The latest
copy of the North China Daily News
makes the announcement that no more
obstacles are to be put in the way of
the establishment OF cotton mills at
treaty ports on condition that the
Chinese owners pay royalty of /
tael per bale of yarn produced to a
fund for the establishment of the
Shanghai cotton cloth mills until the
fund amounts to 1000, 900 tacls. The
expectation is that Shanghai will rap
idly become center of cotton man
ufacturer, rivaling Bombay.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
criticised tho Government.

ROME. Jan. lO,-Thc Monitcur dc
Rome, which after being suspended for
some time in consequence of publish
ing articles offensive to the govern
ment was recently acquitted of all
blame and allowed to resume publica-
ton, is again in trouble. Yesterday is
sue of the paper has been sequcstered
for publishing three articles on the
government program and on the sit
uation in Sicily that did not meet with
the appreciation OF the government.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
Fight win Surely Take Place.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. l9.-Thcre
seems to be little doubt now that the
Corbctt- Mitchell fight will be held, as
the move of the Duval club in abandon.
ing Jacksonville as the battle ground
has strengthened the clubs position.
If it had gone on its determination to
hold the fight in tue fair grounds here
there would have been no battle Mai.
Lowell would simply have marched his
troops up to the arena, taken posses.
sion, and there would have been moth.
ing to it. It is now practically certain
that the contest will take place some.
where in the state, but not in Jackson.
willie
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
FOR WALTHALL'S SEAT.
Mr.. Money Seems TO BE In the Lead for
the Senatorship.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. -Congressmap
fernando De Soto Money will prob
ably be chosen to succeed Senator
Walthall. Money had charge of the
lobby for the $4,000 600 appropriation
for the Worlds Fair. He was sub
seqently elected to congress and is in
fair way for the senate.
Although Walthall's resignation
came as a surprise to many Of the men
anxious to succeed him. Congressman
Money has arrived here from Mississip-
pi, where for two weeks he has been
canvassing the legislature on the sem
atorship. His brothcr-in- law is speaker
of the Mississippi house of representa-
tives and Mr.. Money seems to have the
whip-hand. Therefore Private" John
Allen and other aspirants for Missis-
sippi senatorial honors arc disgruntlcd.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
FINAL STROKE FAILS.
Kootting Prosecution Cannot Introduce
the Bankers Letter.

Koetting Prosecution Cannot Introduce
the Bankers Letter.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 1s.--Just be-
fore the prosecution rested its ease
against Banker Koeting yesterday af-
ternoon it tried hard to have admitted
in evidence a letter from Koetting to
his wife, in which the banker is said TO
have admitted that the bank had been
insolvent since 1878. The letter was
written after Koetting had fled from
the city at the time his bank failed.
Attorney La Toilette for the state said
lie was prepared to argue the question
OF its being admissible evil
dence II the letter was in the
possession of either Koetting or his
wife he maintained it would not be
admissible any more than wife's evil
dcnce against her husband. but having
left their possession, no matter how,
he insisted that it was proper evidence.
He read authorities in support of his
position. The court would not permit
the letter to be offered in evidence.
John p. Murphy of the Milwaukee
National bank testified that in his
opinion $3.50, 600 of Schlesinger paper
held by the South Side bank was prac-
tically valueless. The paper had been
so for two months prior to July 81.
lie characterized this value on the con
dition of the iron business. The state
rested its case at o'clock in the after
t,n.n
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
CHOOSE Committeeman.
Indiana Republicans Hold District Con-
ycntions

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 20 Re
ports received ut the headquarters of
the republican state committee indi-
cate that the district meetings held
throughout the state yesterday for the
election of new state committee
were largely attended and unusually
spirited. Both indianapolis conven-
tions adopted resolutions condemning
the Wilson bill, commencing the Nc
Kinlcy tariff and dcploring the EIa-
waiian situation. Similar resolutions
were passed in nearly every congress
sional district.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
One OHcer Killed and Two Bandits
Wounded mt Danville. Pa.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. l9.-The
hottest battle with burglars that has
ever taken place ut Danville, the coun-
ty seat of Montour county, was fought
yesterday between five postotiice
masked robbers on one side and 100
infuriated citizens on the other. AS a
result Policeman John Van Gilger OF
Danville was shot dead by the robbers
and two desperadoes of the gang
were wounded, but were taken
away in boats on the Susque-
hanna river. shortly after the
raid on the postotiice and just rs two
of the robbers were showing big pile
of greenbacks into bag Danville's
four night police, the only guardians
of 5000 people, appeared and the
shooting began. Ten shots were eX-
changed, when the robbers were rein
forced by three more men who had
been trying to blow open the safe.
All were well armed and continuous
round Of firing began. The bandits
formed square and, keeping close
to the stone steps leading to the
building, were able TO escape the
policemens bullets. Numerous citi-
zens appeared, armed with weapons of
every description. The firing became
SO rapid that the robbers concluded to
retreat to the river, and it was there
that Van Gilger was slain and two of
the wounded robbers were picked up
and placed in skitfs. Thus the bandits
escaped in the darkness with rifles
and revolvers cracking away at them.
The sheriff says he will bring back the
slayers of Van Gilper dead or alive
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
EARTHQUAKE IN NEBRASKA.
Buildings mt Hastings Hatfield Mount
Jefferson Sends Out Clouds of smoke

HASTINGS, Neb., Jan. ls.-An earth
quake shock that ratified windows and
made chincwarc dance wai felt here
at 1928 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
No damage was done, but in the Office
buildings the effect of the shock can
only be compared to that ola two ton
safe falling through floor
SALEM, Ore, Jan. lo.--Credible wit
nesses declare Mount jefferson bclchcd
forth clouds of black smoke ard steam
at sunrise yesterday morning. 1t was
visible thirty minutes
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
senate.

Nothing Of public interest trnnspircd
inc the senate. the attention of the
body being occupied for half an hour
in the discussion of private bill for
the rcfunding OF a small sum wrong
fully collected AS an internal revenue
tax in 1865 The bill was finally
placed on the calendar.
A resolution for an inquiry into civil
service reform and whether its rules
should be extended or restricted gave
rise to discussion in which Senator
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27

In tho absence of Vice President
Stevenson the president pro tenn.
senator Harris (dem) of Tennessee
again presided over the senate yes
tcrday.
Senator PETER (pop) of Kansas in
troduced resolution rcciting the re-
cent letter of the secretary of the
treasury. chilling for bids for bonds,
and declaring that the secretary OF the
treasury has no authority to issue
bonds for any other purpose than
stated in the resumption act. and that
in the opinion OF this body the secre.
tary of the treasury has no legal au
thor.ty for issuing and selling bonds
as proposed.
A somewhat similar resolution was
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27

Uoar took advanced grounds in favor
of the reform, giving President Cleye-
land some credit for : his posi-
ton, but finding fault with the
'locting" of the consulsbips. He
defended Josiah Quincy in connection
with the consulships, saying that Mr..
Quincy had been made the "scapegoat"
of the administration.
The discussion continued until
o'clock. when the resolution went ov, r
until tomorrow. The bill to repeal
the federal election laws was then
taken up as the unfinished business. -
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
CornelIu, Herr Very III.

LoSpoN. Jan. 2O--Within the last
few days the condition of DR.. Cornelius
Herr, whose name has been SO often
mentioned in connection with the
Panama scandal and who came to En-
gland shortly after the first expose of
the scandal was made, has become
more serious. He remains in his room.
at the hotel at Bourncmouth, where
he was arrested exactly aycar ago.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
offered by Senator Allen. and also laid

over.
The"uninished business''-the house
bill to repeal the federal election laws
was taken up and Mr.. Vest (dem..
Mo- addressed the senate in support of
the bill At the close of Mr.. Vests
speech the bill was laid aside. the SEN
ate proceeded to the consideration of
executive business, and at 3:l5 p. m
adjourned till Monday next.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-01-27
Lu,inn nu..rli to be Welded SUNDAY.

NEw YORK, Ian. 20.--Miss Lillian
Russell and Sig, Pcrugini are to- be
married earlier than was originally in
tended The ceremony is to be quietly
performed at 3 o'clock nest Sunday af-
tcrnoon at Miss Russ.Il's house, ais
West Scvcnty-scvcnth street.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
OpatrznoSG Boska.

Jest to artyku}em WARY sw.
Koscio}a katolickiego, re Bog
ME tylko stworzy} SWAT, lecz
zachowuje go sprawuje rzady
lego. To zachowanie, te rzady
caiego swiata, ia piecza o
kazdem stworzeniu zowie sic
~Opatrznoscia a. Niekt6-
rye wprawdzie m6wiq, re gdyz
ia trcska ublizalaby lego ma
iestatowi, poprzestal ma samem
strwozeniu swiata, a z reszta
zostawif go be- opieki, ma los
sIepego trafu, ME k}6cac sig
wcale Q niego. = TAX mysla
niekt6rzy, ale So to po}medrki
nledowarzone / bezbozniki.
%Czemzeby BOWEN byf Bog
taxi? Alboby ME m6g}, albo-
10y ME chcia1 dbaG o SWAT.
eGdyby ME m6g}, ME by}by
w~saechmocnym i wszechma-
drym; gdyby ME chcial, ME
Ayby dobrym; gdyby ME
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

ich wolf, gdyz tego tylko
chca, czego On chce. BOG
chce czynic VIOLA tych, co go
sic lekaja.'
w zyciu patryarch6w czy-
fanny nastepujace zdarzenie:
Pola / winnice pewnego wies-
niaka byly 0 wiele zyzniejsze
cd ziemi sasiad6w. Pytali go
przeto, zkad to pochodzi. Ma
to odpowiedzia} i'm, ze mic W
tenn dziwnego, gdyz ma zawsze
TAXA pogode, jakiei pragnie.
s}yszac to, jeszcze wiecei zdu.
mieli i zapytali, jak to bye
mole. ,, Nigdy", odrzek},, ME
zycze sobie innej pogody, jak
te, kt6ra Bog da1e, a poniewaz
tego chce, czego chce Bog,
nam wiec wszystko, czego
pragne."
To zdanie sic ma VIOLA Boza
jest przyczyna owego nleza'
maconego pokoju i b}ogie}
weso}oSci Swietych Pahskich,
kt6ra juz tutaj przepe}nione
bylo ich SERGE mimo przykrosci
i cierpieh jake nieraz znosit
musieli.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

pisars ludowy pan Ignacy
Danielewaki, nawolujac chic
pow polskich W swoim ,,PrzY
jacielu ludu", W Che}mnie,
W Prusach zachodnich ,::wycbo-
dzacym, ably pred wyborami
urzadzali wiece. W celu
naradzania sic. pa kogo potem
prey wyborach gloski oddaG.
Nazwa ywiec", zamiast zebra
ME ludowe, potem~ sic utarfa,
i wnet przyje}y ia pisma pos-
nahskie i galicyiskie, al znow
przeszla do mowy potocznej.
W DULUTH, MIMI, utrzy-
mule abonent ,,Katolika''
pan Juliusz Oestreich, pod
numerem 800 E. Superior
ulicY, salon oraz hale do tea
trow i zabaw. Polecamy
go taskawej pa1nie,i Szanow-
nych Rodak6w.
PfACIC IA KATOL1KA!