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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
VERGE OF mine
Hundreds Of Paupers With
out Means of Subsistence.
No Way TO Provide for a City's Many
Wants,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-Nine hun
dred inmates OF the city and county aims
house are on the verge OF famine. Medicine
and food supplies at the hospital are at
low ebb. At the county Jail the
larder Is nearly empty, and in the
various houses of the fire department the
oats are nearly gone, and only a few bales
OF hay In each of the stables attached.
This condition of things is due to
careless management of the city and
county's financial affairs during the first
half OF the present fiscal year. There is
no money in the treasury that can be used
for the payment OF supplies, and the
deficit for the year will reach $3.50, 900.
The Supreme Court has decided that the
funds obtained from a tax levy
in one fiscal year cannot DO
used to pay for supplies pur-
chased in a previous year. This means
that IL the contractors should honor The
requisition from the various city depart
ments under existing conditions, they
would not receive pay for the goods de-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
Five Story Brick Building
Collapsed in New York.
Upper Floor Gave Way Beneath a
Weight Of Grocers' Stock.
Pile of Ruins Embraces Property OF
Considerable Value.

NEW YORK, April 3o.-With a mighty
crash the 5-story building Nos. 80 and 40
North Moore street, which
runs clear through the block
to No. 156 Franklin street, collapsed
early this morning. An upper floor
gave way beneath q weight of grocers'
stock, n the tons of boxed
canned goods, crashing through
the lower floors, carried all be-
fore it. In one great jumbIed mass there
was piled the sl5O,0OO worth of stock,
surrounded on all sides by tumb-
ling and tottering walls. This
great heap then took fire
and for many hours, the thick, black
smoke, with only here and there a glare
OF flame, poured from the ruins.
The building had been occupied since
last Friday by j. III. Mohlman & Co.,
wholesale grocers. Before that IL was
vacant for three years, ever since the dry
goods house of Henry Heide moved from
1t.
The total loss is estimated at s160 200.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
DEATH NOTICES.

Beattie. Sarah J Irons, Miss Betsey
Bradley, Nellie PIERCE, Haroll Thomas
Brown, Leonard > quinn, Catherine
Cooper, Renslaer A Sheedy, hannah NJ
Dawson, Rhoda Snow, George w
Gahan, James Tyler, Ebenezer &
Goff. Elizabeth vi
BEATTIE- In Fall River. April %. Sarah j..
wife of James +. Beattie, and sister of
Rev. Edward a. Higney of East Provi-
dence.
BRADLEY-In this city, April 2S. Nellie,
daughter Of John A. and Ellen Bradley,
aged 3 months and 20 days.
BROWN-ln this city, April %, Leonard
Stewart, infant son of Mary S. L. and
Robert +. Brown.
COOPER-In Maplevilie, April -, Renslaer
a. Cooper, in his Goth year.
DAWSON 80 In Pawtucket. April %, Mrs.
Rhoda. wife Of Thomas l.. Dawson, in her
Goth year.
GAHAN-In this city. April %. James. son of
William and Bridget Gahan, aged 5 years,
IL months and i6 days.
COFFIN Davisville. r.. l., April %. Eliza
beth NJ, widow of Shubacl Goff, in tho
s0th year of her age.
Funeral Thursday, May ., at . p. m, from
the Broad Street Christian Church, this city.
Relatives and friends are Invited TO attend.
Burial private.
1RONS-ln Glocester. r.. l., April ., Miss
Betsey Irons, in the 9th year Of her age.
PIERCE - In Auburn. April y, Harold
Thomas, youngest child of John +. and
Emma 4. PIERCE, aged Q months and @
days.
QUINN-In Crompton. Il. l., April pc, Gather
inc, widow OF the late John Quinn.
SNOW-In this city, April p. George w,
Snow. In tho 18th year Of his age.
TYLER-In this city. April -. Ebenezer c.
Tyler, In the SD ysar OF his age.
SHEEDY-In this city, April %, Hannah ".
wife Of John Sheedy. and daughter OF
Hannah VI. and the late Dennis callahan.
aged q years, 5 months and ~ days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
GERMAN SECEDERS BEATEN.
Improved Order of knights of Py-
thias in a Fix.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 30.-The fight
between the Knights Of Pythias and the
German seceders over the ritual has
been decided, n the latter
are prohibited from using the
ritual printed in this city. The case went
before Judge Foster of the Superior
Court, who found that out of 6S or 20
pages in the ritual only two and a halt
pages was new matter. The balance was
old ritual of the Knights of Pythias.
This action puts the new Improved order
OF Knights of Pythias" In q bad way for q
ritual.
There is no doubt that the defendants
will ask for a rehearing, n being denied
this, will carry the matter to the Supreme
Court, although plaintiffs and defendants
agreed before submitting the rituals to
Judge Foster to be bound by his decision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30

NEW YORK, April 30.-The ceremony
OF defeating the Washington monument,
Washington square, which was to have
taken place today, has been postponed
until Saturday on account Of the rain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
THEY STOLE CLOTH.

Officer Peter Il. Cannon made a good
haul yesterday when no arrested Frank
and Emma Ullman and Charles ID.
Kunshke. On Saturday evening the
thee called at the store of Louis
Kessler, 8 South Main street, and
while the men attracted the attention
of Mr.. Kessler the woman helped herself
TO a piece OF cloth valued at a. Officer
Cannon thought the description given
him Tailed with the Ullmsns, whom no
knew. So he went to their home on
Robinson court and searched Tor and
found the goods.
At 10 O'Clock last night he arrested
Kunshke on Broad street. In the Sixth
District Court this morning they were
each sent TO the county Jail for 30 days,
besides paying costs.
This interesting trio are opium fends,
and two complete opium outfits were
foundi in their possession.
Mrs. Ullman had the misfortune to be
born without any left hand, but so care
fully did she conceal this fact that 1t was
not noticed until she was locked up.
Captain Costine, ofiicsr Cannon and de-
tectivo Parker. visited tho house This
morning where these persons live, and
found n diamond ring valued it go, stolen
from j.. &. Wheeler Il Co.; three ladies'
cloaks, an oyercoat, ms a lot OF other
articles that have not been located.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.
Senate Chamber.
Providence. April 20 fsl,

Senate Chamber.
Providence. April 20, 1sa5.
The mmit on the judiciary Of the Senate
will hear all persons interested In an act in
amendment Of Chapter Ia Of the Public Statutes
entitled cot the Lien OF Mechanics" In the SEN
ate Chamber, on THURSDAY, May 2. 1888, at 4
o clock D. N.
r.. L. FREEMAN. Chairman.
JOHN w. SWEENEY, CLERK, apTs0-gtd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
BODY IDENTIFIED.

The man that who killed by q train ct
Cranston, Saturday, was identified as
Thomas Hockney of Peace Dale, and by
order of Medical Examiner Palmer the
remains were buried today at the North
End Cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
Our Dirt is Cheaper
Wood Harmon&Co.
2o4 Westminster ST.,
Providence, r.. l.....

N. B.-Auburn electric cars run
direct to the property. Get off at
intersection of Park avenue and
Pontiac street. go
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
GEORGE L. ROBINSON e. CO.,
1853 to i5o Wey bosset ST.
NEW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
DO YOU KNOW
What F.?

Hyouh have traded at George l.. Robinson & Co.'s r. FURNITURE DEPART
" you DO, and this advertisement is not meant for you You won't go elsewhere
again because YOU know by actual experenew with you'd onars IN cents that Robnso nss
furniture prcest shat ootherfu rnnuresh store ntown womdd n ITO Rer. Robinson simply
beyond competition in hsl nea ant tho actt that We sold over S2OlO worh Of goods nths
department last eard demonstrated hatth thousands of persons haved discovered this fact.
W. nevrlo ea customer because hea always oeso Of ours store more hans satisfied
But we have bought this advertising space TO tell the balance OF the people who haveaty yet
COTS acquainted with ur prices and methods how W. do business We dom ask nybody to
believe what ives say. JUS coupar goods nd prices call on every furniture house in PrL
dencea nd wcw won't have to d any talking. We don't care wha the goods are we guarantee
to ell them for less money than anybody else in town perhaps less than anybody else oil
enh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30

The following persons are missing from
their homes: Willie Genlls, eyed 2, "a
Durfec street; Herbert wilfred, % Bridg.
ham street; William Chadwick, 1905
Atwells avenue, and young John McCauen
OF 50 Newark street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30

An apparent attempt was made to enter
avenue, last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30
Tree Planting
Contest,

both of which occur on the
afternoon of Friday, May
:, at the beautiful suburb
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30

Sy~nopsis-Genora rains have occurred in
Atlantic coast sections from Portland. Me-.
southwark to Jack ~onvillr, the amounts re-
ported exceed one inch in some cases.
The rain continues this morning ovur most of
the territory mentioned, although no distinct
storm exists. On tho contrary, ths blr0mfter-
is considerably above the nOrmal throu. htuf~
the northNesta and IN thelak region. STATION.
AIRY and seasonable tcmrertture rgtcs nyar
the entire country villa mnrni 2 retdin4s
Above ~ n'Irtas ia the southern BALI. ant
mostly above % degrees ln the n1rtiefn half.
Ia the New EnElHnd stat ~ "a Ifam 4fat
PASSPORT, Me-. TO 6lat NOtthhc'd. We Eair
weather has continued a. interior end
northern parts Of this districtAshOuery on
the coast: light variable winds.
WASHINGTON. April O.-For Naine-tair.
preceded by showers near the coast: cooler IA
central and western portions; variable winds.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., followed by fair
cooler; variable winds. Internationally
fair; cooler. northerly winds. Massachusetts.
Rhode Island and Con~necticut--Fai preceded
BY showers near the coast; variable windss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30

The business OF the week at the State
House opened with brief sessions in both
branches and nothing of Importance was
transacted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-30

The acts to incorporate the Hebrew
Club Dramatic and the United Hebrew
Cemetery Corporation, were referred to
the committee on education.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
Organ
zjedn. chicagoskitgo.

Ostatnia W1ARA I OJczYzNA
jest wiernym obrazem chica-
goskiej demoralizacyi.
Ma wstepnej stronicy
spotykamy sic zwyk}a de-
klamacya o ukochanej wierze
i drogiej ojczyznie. Deklama-
eva podpisana jest przez szaj-
Stra
Potem nastepuje suspen-
dowanie' (?D wszystkich
towarzystw milwauckich. Mil
wauczanie nawet ME raczyli
chicagoskich szajstr6w o
zalozeniu swego stowarzysze-
MIA uwiadom't. Ma pozegnanie
ich sic suspenduje.
Jezeli zo}nierz z kraju
ucieka do Ameryki, ME tylko
wykresla sic go z liczby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

a. Wyjatkowo dobry starry
abonent, jezeli ola bardzo
waznych przyczyn ME zdo}a
W pore uregulowac swojego
rachunku abonentowego -
jako tez kazdy nowy abonent,
z CORY p}acacy mole
dostaG cd mas Kalendarz
Marya6ski ma r. 1896 "a POI
ceny. Niechaj przesle pod
adresem WIARUSA IS
cent6w, a poslemy mu Ka-
lendarz Maryahski ma rok
1896 op}acona poczte W dom.
Tacy abonenci moga tez
dostat Kalendarz Maryanski
ma r. 1896 cd naszego po-
dr6zujacego agenta, jezeli ma
rece jego z}oza 10 cent6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

chodzacego Nowego
roku, a nadto z4oza
ca1oroczna op}ate na
r. 1896, W kWocie
jednega dolara.
KtO abOnamentu
do4aczy jeszcze 5
cent6w ma przese}ke
prezentu gwiazdko-
wego, temu prezent
przes}anY bedzie TEN
pewniej. najczeSciej
odwrotn@ poczta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
URYWKI.

ON V8 MI
Nieproszonych korespon-
dentow z Milwaukee prosimy
udac sic pod opieke JUTRzES-
K1, ZGoDY lub NowEGo ZYc1A.
Warchc16v W1ARUs zawsze
gromi}, gr uni gromiGbedzie.
Nauczka, kt6rasmy dali
naszym miejscowym burzy-
cielom "a czasow klecha
Klawitra. powinna warcho}om
W innych paraflach ,udowod-
mic, ze W1ARUs warcho]stwo
tax sic zgadzaja, jak ogieh i
woda.
"a pomoca szczeg6lna j
jedyna x. kanonika Gulskie-
go dosta1 sic bohater o z1a
manych zebra-h ma 4askawy
chleb do Milwaukee. Teraz
przyjaciele Pawe}ka z Szuler
nj cuchnace przysy}aja VIA
RUsow1 paszkwile ,aby zacnege
i zas1uzonego x. Gulskiego
b}otem obrzucic.
luz cd dawna ME ublizono
naszej gazecie tax, jak tego
nieproszeni oszczercy z
Milwaukee chcieli dokazac. |
tax i SAX mletoszac, chcieli
zlamane zebra cd biedy
otulic, ujadajac ma z}amanych
zeber protektora / dobroczyh-
&c.
Przyczaili sic do naszej
redakcyi, niby lisy, W
nadzieji. ze sprawiedliwy i
szczery W1ARUs sic da z}apa6
ma plewy, wiejace z skruszo-
nych zeber.
Gruba juz 6rna zaslep;enia
musia}a zamieszac sleczke pod
czubkiem lewity, jezeli sobie
roi, ze tax lacno moze
W1ARUsA odurzy6, jak war
cholow fabrykowac.
Ma szczescie ME zbyt hoj-
ME Opatrznosc obsypala
lewite, ably .talenta' rozkiel-
znana strawic ambicya. VIII
Gym. obdarzony instynktem
wkrada sic droga czo}obitno-
Sci pred babami do swiatyni
Pahskiej.
Przymusowa ZGoDA t}oma-
czy patryotom madrosci, o
ktorych sic hlozofom ME
sni}o. Czego tepa glowa
Jablohskiego ME wymySli,
pan Brodowski dopisze.
Slusznie wielu patryot6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
PkACIC "a WIARUSAx

KTO SPOZYJE obiad na
kolei Chicago. Milwaukee &
St. Paul, dostanie cd nizaI
podplsanego, j=zell sic do
oiego zglosi, do1aczajac Q Gently
"a porto, zsgadkova psmiauke
podr6zy. Geo b. Hrfford, Gen.
Pass. Agent, Old COLONY
Building Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

dawcow'', blotem ich obrzu-
GAIA. Pokazuja, czem So. czem
byli, czem beda. W1ARUs juz
Cd dawna panka Machnikow-
W prawdziwem przedstawia}
swietle, "a CO on mas W
WERE I OJCzYzNIE czernil.
Teraz wysz}y szyd}a z mie'
cha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
Dobre radY Njarusa.

Wszystkim grupom Zwiaz-
ku Narcdowego radzimy
stanowczo: albo Antychrys-
tow, zyd6w ga}ganow
wyrzucic swego grona ,albe
Z Zwiazku wystapit.
Grupy Zwiazkowe ME pc
winny przyjmowac do swych :
domow ZGoDY, ktora jawnie
l bezczelnie Antychryst6w
broni. Smutne to So skutki
,przymusowejj' gazety.
Batoznik6w redaktor6w pc
winni polacy bez roznicy
partyi,lub przekonah ma cztery
rozpedzic wiatry. Takini
batoznlkami, So smolarze-
redaktorzy: ,,Zgody'' ,,Ju-
trzenki'' % YNowego Zycia" /
tym podobni.
Wszystkim towarzystwon
katolickim radzimy sic przy-
}aczyc do stowarzyszenia mil
wauckiego, bo ma zdrowym
zbudowane jest fundamencte
fnansowym / religijnym.
Take i grupy zwiazkowe
najlepiej zrobia, jezeli z
Zwiazku wystapia i do tel sic
przy}acza organizacyi, bo i
posmlertne sobie zabezpiecz
/ tez sic pozbeda z domoy
swoich takiego pismidla, ial
ZGoDA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
pe~ Me lekceWa-
zy6 sobie naszych
rachunk6w i napom-
MEN!
WlARUS
cd Nowego Roku
tNko $l.OO rocznie
dla abOnent0W ma
prod p4acaacych.

QYDla dok}adnego uregu-
lowania naszych rachunk6w,
potrzeba koniecznie, ably
abonenci nasi zap}aci]i teraz
"a nasza gazette przynajmnlej
wszelka zaleg}oSc al do
Nowego roku, to ]. do 1
Stycznia 1896 r. Kto nam to
uczyni pred kohcem bieza-
cego roku, tego uwazac
bedziemy "a wiernego abonen.
ia.
Cd takiego tez ma ca}y
przysz}y rok 1896 tylko
$1.oo zada6 bedziemy "a
gazette, wszelako pod warun-
klein, ze tego dolara jeszcze
pred Nowym rokiem naprz6d
zap}aci.
a. Abonenci, p}acacy "a
WIARUSA do}u. beda
musieli "a niego p}acic diva
dolary rocznie - nawet Pc
Nowym roku.
RD=Przez to, re dotad maj
wieksza Geese naszych abonent6w
odbiera}a gazette ma mocy obietnicy,
ze "a nia zap}aca po roku, Ultra
cilismy w ostatnich dw6ch latach
przcsz1o tysiqce dolar6w, a wiec
juz ME mozemy mice nadal zaufania
do takiego sposobu p1acenia. Missy
nam dollar naprz6d, niz diva, het!
het! p6zniej obiecane, a bardzo
czesto na swiety Nigdy zap}acone.
Kto dotad p}acif 2 dolary "a
W1ARusA, pfaci} p}aci w}aSciwie
tylko dolara "a siebie, drugi dollar
szed1 i idzie ia pokrycie straty,
jaka nam wyrzadzl} Darmoczytalski,
kt6ry mas dolary oszuka}. Wiec
tax dotqd W przecieciu najwyzej
dolara rocznie "a nasza gazette do.
stawalismy. A lie piracy mielismy,
przy wyse}aniu rachunkdw, i lie
ordynarnych list6w sic naczytalis-
my cd pan6w Darmoczytalskich,
to tylko naszym koszom redakcyi-
nym wiadomo.
a. @Abonentom, kt6rzy mai
p6zniej do dnia Is stycznia 1896
roku ME beda mieli W1ARusA przy-
najmniej ma rok naprz6d op}acone-
90 (kwota jednego dolara) bedzie
gazeta, ma}emi chyba wyjatkami,
wstrzymana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

wojska, lecz nawet gohczemi
listami sciga.
Radzimy chicagoskim J szaj-
strom zast6sowa6 te san1a
procedure. !
Ale zmartwychwstahcy So
wspania}omyslni. Oni tylko
krnabrnych kslezy gohczemi
listami $cigaja, cywilnych
drapichrust6w ME.
Dalej ida narzekania na
P. Machnikowskiego, redakto-
ra liberalnego Dz1ENN1KA
PoLsk1EGo. = Dz1ENNK
PoLsK1 nietylko ME zyska}
wcale ma tym nabytku
(Machnlkowskim), ale sta} sic
nawet jeszcze zazartszym
obroica niezaleznego kosciola
i jeszcze skandalicznlej, niz
dawniej, wystepuje przeciw
ksiezom prawym.
Zgadzamy sic W1ARa i
OJczY1Na. Take zgadzamy
sic z ostatnia notatka: =
+, Divine to szczescie maja
90. Zmartwychwstahcy. Maj
zazartsi ich wrogowie niekt6,
rzy, kt6rzy W pismach pub
licznych najgwa}towniej na
Mich napadaja, albo tez pism
tych So redaktorami, kiedyss.
kiedy tylko Przybyl1 90
Chicago i ME mieli zadnego
zatrudnienia, ami sposobu do
zycia, w}asnie przez Mich lub
u mich pierwsze swe zatrud-
nienie znajdowali.
Wielu Mich z w1asnej
wolf, inni z w}asnej why
tracili to zatrudnienie, - i
stall sic najzawzietszymi wro-
gami swych d2wnych chlebo-
dawcow.
,,Oto wdziecznosc ludzka.... .
Szczera to prawda, tylko
trzeba dodac do ,swych
dawnych chlebodawc6w"
), wyzyskiwaczy.
Najwiekszy zakon z klikaa
ME zjednal sobie W ca}ei
Ameryce, miedzy ludem, nj
duchowienstwem, szczerego /
otwartego przyjaciela, ma
kt6rego m6gliby liczy6. Nagiel
mp. dzisiaj da}by drapaka,
gdyby znalazl chlebodawce. |
tax wszyscy lokaje.
Czemu? w krotkim
czasie kazdy inteligentny
czlowiek, pracujacy u zInar-
twychwstalic6w, przekonywa
sic, ze pracuje dla ohydnego
samolubstwa, grzesznej pychy
i torby najwiekszego
zakonu. Dobro ludu polsko-
katolickiego jest tylko po
krywka dla tajnych }ajdactw
Z tego takze wynika fakt,
ze wszyscy:Prawie ,lizylapy'
u najwiekszego zakonu sa z
gruntu ludzie popsuci, odzna-
czajacy sic wyrachowanym
faryzeizmem .Zacny charakter
rzadko sic zglosi Q prace u
Zmartwychwstancow.
Wyjatek stanowia pan
Kaczorowski i moze dwoch
innych.
Mic wiec dziwnego, ze ci
pankowie = s}uzalcy ,odwro :
ciwszy sic Cd swych ), ,chlebo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

czuje sic pod batem nazywajac
Jablonskieko & Co. literlata-
mi-batoznikami.
Rzeczywiscie tylko batoz
mix moze takiego antychrysta,
jak Ko}aszewski, uniewin-
mic, i do prawdziwych poll,
czyc patryot6w, Albowiem
batoznik, pr6cz knuta, nahajki
lub bata nic pred SODA ME
widzi.
Ciicho, buntowczyki W
szeregach zwiazkowych, cicho,
opryszki, bo bat literacki
zawsze gotowy Was ore S
uczyt! ZGoDA jest nieomylna
ZGoDA ma wieczny patent ma
t}6maczenie goracej mi}osci
ojczyzny! - Rety!l
Waszego zuchwalstwa
rogi / hardose sic skrusza!
Batoznik6w nar6d polski
nigdy niecierpia}.Nie sadzcie,
aby przyjmowa} smaganie W
plgulkach Z przewrotnej i
skar}owacia}ej m6zgownicy
swoich ,,pisafzy".
Zaiste ciezkie przechodzimy
easy. Antychryst6w przyjmu-
je sic d}ugiemi kazaniami do
Zwiazku. Hale patryot6w
szeroko otwarte So anty-
chrystom do szczekania.
Batoznicy w dodatku ieszcze
po dalekich koloniach "a
pomoca przymusowego szpar-
ga}u piekielne ryki antychry-
stow rozg{aszaja.
W1ARUs odtad bez milosier-
dzia raba6 bedzie te partya
w Zwiazku, ktora jawnie
Antychryst6w popiera. Ale
liczba antychrystow jest vie.
ksza, niz garstka ,,niezalez-
nych.'
MateryaEu dla naszej kuzni
bez liku sic namnozy}o. Ale
wszystkich humbugist6w, pra-
cujacych mad nasza zguba w
tym kraju, dzieliny ma dwie
klasy: warcho}ow ped p}asz-
czem WARY i warcho}6w pod
p}aszczem ojczyzny.
Wedlug ZGoDY nawet zydz'
nam So wzorem. .Nawet zyd6w
powinnismy chwalit, i'm die
kowa6 "a dobrodziejstwa
Polsce wyswiadczone. Reszta
}iterackich batoznikow w kaz
dym numerze ma nowe wpada
plugastwa.
Pluskaja niemi jednym
tchem az do konca. I'm dalej,
tenn bezecniej,tem sromotn ej,
IL trudniej nawet przytoczye
ustepy ich batoznego liter
lactwa. Lepiej. by SWAT ich
nigdy ME widzial, zeby nigdy
pieknego polskiego jezyka
ME kalali.
Diva So lekarstwa ma tego
raka, nasze spoicczehstwo
toczacego: y Konserwatywne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

obozy powinny wszystkle
prywatne urazy ma zawsze
pochowac, i siebie wzajemnle
ME przesladowac. y Sadly
kryminalne. Dzielny chica-
goski organista dobry zrobn
poczatek, zasadziwszy pa
skudnego oszczerce Segersa
do kozy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28

D% Nasz ponizej
wyszczeg6lniony pre-
zent gwiazdkowy do
stanie sic darmo tyl-
ko tym, kt6rzy zap}a.-
ca wszelki dug "a
WIARUsA az do mad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-28
hkIIEpsI ToTeeRATIseI

to
a. l. MONROE
CALBRAITH & HESS
III w. 3-rd Str.
sliczne fotografe gabinetoWe
MONA u mich dostae DO 80 cen
tow tuzjn. Spleszyc sic, by ME
przyjse "a pozno.Wszyscy proszeni<
Z szacunkiem
i. /. Aenree, Calbraith & Hess
liz W. 3rd Str.
WINONA, MIN.
FARMERzY ,kupuJcie vase
whisky nBraci Griesel. Kunu,emv
bardzo taU;o " znacznel lloSci
mozemy wan sprzsdawac taa1e5
lax inni. Przyjdzc'e przekonaicie
sic.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-10-05
Second District.


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