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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10

Of rebellion and the American mission
at Fung Fuh in that province has been
burned. Europeans and Americans
have telegraphed for gunboats to pro-
tect the foreign settlement.
ENGLAND TAKES ACTION.
London, Aug. 6.-Oflcials Of the for
eign Office have cabled instructions 70
the British minister at Pekin, N. II.
O'Connor. to demand the safety Of all
British subjects in the disturbed dis
trict, and to insist upon full inquiry
into the massacre. In addition OCon-
nor will be ordered to see that the cN1-
prits are punished and an independent
inquiry made into the Ku Chung mas
sacre by British consular court.
RUMORs OF MORE RIOTS.
Hong Kong, Aug. Elm an interview
today with survivors Of the Ku Cheng
massacre they declared the outrage was
carried out in most diabolical man
ner. and was evidently premeditated
and carefully arranged attack. entirely
unprovoked, and was made upon the
occupants Of the missionary station
while asleep. The bodies Of the victims
were buried in Flu Chow. There are
rumors of further riots at stations
nearer Flu Chow than Ku Cheng.
A HORRIBLE MASSACRE.
washington, Aug. 6.-The state de-
partment has received the following ca
blegram from Consul General JernigeI
at Shanghai:
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
BRITISH MINISTER'S TO LOOK INTO 1T

O'ConnOr VIII Go to the Scene at Ku
Cheng-China Held to Account.
Shanghai, Aug. 6.-British Minister
O'Connor has made demand upon
Tsung I'll Yamen, the Chinese foreign
officer, for a military escort from the
British consulate at Foo Choo to ena-
BILE him to visit the scene Of the Ku
Cheng massacre and hold the inquiry
demanded. O'Connor has positively
requested the Chinese government to
issue decree ordering the capital pun
ishment of offenders and that stringent
orders be issued for the protection of
missionaries throughout China. The
Chinese government assented without
demur.
The Mercury today publishes dis
patch from Foo Chow saying the posi-
ton of the Europeans is critical, owing
to the open hostilities Of the natives
and native officials. It is added If an
outbreak occurs the native officials
will be unable to cope with the mob.
Fukin province is said to be in state
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
PUZZLE DEVICE is NOT A LOTTERY
Decision Regarding the Scheme Adopted
hx Chicago and Other NeWspaperS.


Washington, Aug. 1.-THE assistant
attorney general of the postoffice de-
partment has rendered a decision in re-
gard to the puzzle device employed by
some newspapers to increase their cir
culation. The Chicago Times-Herald
has been awarding bicycles to girls and
boys who could cut, paste together and
name correctly disarranged fragments
of portraits Of people notable in poll
tics, the drama, or war. To this Chica-
COS postmaster objected on the ground
that the scheme was a lottery.
H. H. Kohlsaat, owner Of the Times
Herald, called at the department yes
terday and asked for ruling. Judge
Thomas decided that if the awards
went by merit and not by chance the
idea was not lottery, but on a par
with the award of prizes in school or
college.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
THE DEMOCRATS OF MISSISSIPPI
Hon J. ii. McLaurin Unanimously Nom
mated for Governor.

1udtSO lOI oONSIhOA'
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 1.-THE demo-
cratic convention was called to order
at 1910 today by Chairman Booth, who
suggested Mr.. Longstreet of Grenada
for temporary chairman. He was elect
ed by reclamation. It was moved that
the chair appoint committee OF seven
on credentials to consider the contest
from Marion county. Carried.
Pending the report Of this committee
the convention took a recess until 2:SO.
When the convention reassembled at
2:30 p. m. Senator George was chosen
permanent chairman amid great enthu-
siasm. Hon. ]. II. McLaurin was unan-
1mously nominated for governor. =. u.
Powers was nominated for secretary
Of state and Colonel D. Holder for au-
ditor.
It is doubtful If the report Of the COM
mittee on resolutions will be reached
tonight.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
PURCHASE OF THE ANACONDA MINES
Report That an English Syndicate Has
Closed Negotiations.

New York, Aug. IA morning paper
saws: It was reported yesterday that
Hamilton Smith, mining expert OF the
Exploration Company of London, had
concluded negotiations for the purchase
of the controlling interest OF the Ana
conda mine of Montana and other min
ing properties of that state The terms
of the transaction are, of course, pri-
vate.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
Mountain Climbers Suffer.

Tacoma, Aug. 6.-Homing pigeons sent
out by the Union with mountain climbers
have returned with messages stating that
Fred r. Cowden, Walter M. Bosworth
and Fred Evans have been badly frozen
in attempting to reach the summit Of
Mount Rainier The messages state that
the wind is blowing a gale. The pigeons
were released at the height Of 1000 fee.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
ARRESTED BY THE GAME WARDEN

Indians Brought In to Kalispell for KILL
ing Elk unlawfully.
Kalispell, Mont, Aug. Estate Game
warden Taylor brought in two Indians
Yesterday from Swan lake on the
charge of killing game unlawfully. A
quantity Of fresh meat and skins is the
evidence. They are named Finley and
Redhorn; one is a Flathead and the
other a Pend dOreille. Hearing was
nostponed in the absence Of an inter-
prefer.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
Admiral Ammon Frustrated

washington, Aug. Rear Admiral
Daniel Ammon, retired, while on visit
to the navy department this morning. was
FRUSTRATED by an attack OF vertigo. su-
perinduced by excessive heat He was
sent home at Ammondale. Md. The at
tack is believed to be serious in view OF
the advanced age of the admiral.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
Saws She Is Not Insane.

Norwich, Conn.,, Aug. Mrs. Annie T.
Gardiner, the missing Christian Endeav-
or delegate of Arcadia, Neb.. found iv-
ing as q domestic here in the family OF
Edward r. Lapire, consented this morn
ing to return home with J. w. Landers.
the husbands friend, who found her. She
stoutly maintained that she was not In
sane.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
GOVERNOR suDD is SERIOUSLY ILL
Chief Executive OF California Suffers
From Meningitis.

Stockton, CAL, Aug. 7.-Governor
Rudd. who is confined to his home in
this city, is represented by his family
physician to be in precarious condi-
tion. He was brought home from Mer-
ced yesterday and had to be carried
from his carriage to his fathers house.
His ailment is meningitis and he suf-
fers intense pain at the base Of the
brain. His condition is ascribed to
over mental strain and the excessive
heat of MERGED.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
CAUGHT TWO CATTLE THIEVES

Oklahoma Officers Had Fight and
Chase to Get Their Men.
Kansas City, Aug. IA special to the
Star from Petty, Q. T., says: Deputy
Marshals William Mix and Dick Reid
had a running fight with two outlaws
today east of here. The outlaws gave
the officers a six-mile chase. They were
captured. They turned out to be Ben
Craven and William Crittenden. half
breed Cherokee Indians. They had 50
stolen cattle in their possession.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10

Trotter Penelope Is Dead.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 1.-THE trotting mare
Penelope died at the Glenviie track To-
day from the effects OF hard racing mere
and at Detroit.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
Missing Woman Located.

Omaha, Aug. 6.-Mrs. Gardner' the Ne
braska delegate to the Bonton Cnrlstlan
Madaoyor convention, whose sudden dis
..aarance created a sensation, has been
ea,,nd insane at Norwich, Conn.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
Rice Crops Ruined.

Yokohama, Aug. 5.-Continuous rains
have ruined the crops In many parts Of
Japan and a famine is feared. Many lives
have already been lost and the damage y
enormous.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
Everett Bank Receivershi,

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE comptroller
of the currency has appointed Hon. Lewis
K. Church receiver of the Puget Sound
National bank Of Everett, Wash.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
THE OPPOSITION WAS WEAK
Strong Rcsol Itions Adopted With Cheers
All Signs Of Discomfort Have
Disappeared.


yer has commenced in Missouri as it did |
In Illinois. and the fears expressed last !
night and this morning that there would |
be strife and turmoil in today's conven-
ton were not borne out. The so-called
gold or sound money advocates were SO
overwhelmed by the superior general
ship and numerical strength of the
free silver leaders and forces that they
made but very faint effort to stay the
onslaught of the white metal adherents.
Bland said in opening the convention,
that the democrats of Missouri had as
sembled to adopt resolutions for the
free coinage Of silver, to select a state
committee which would be in sympathy
with the popular will and how well his
prophecy was carried out the result of
today's convention tells.
The report of the committee on per-
manent organization, which practically
SHOWS under the old committee, was
adopted with but one or two dissenting
voices. That of the resolutions calling
for the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver of 16 to 1, regardless of any for
eign nation, was carried with hurrah
and expedition seldom seen in any con-
vention and Furthermore men were Sc
lected to nominate delegates favora-
BILE to silver to the national democratic
convention in 1896. AS a whole the
friends of silver are feeling happy to-
night and congratulations are in order.
While waiting for the committee on
resolutions to report the time was ta-
ken up in speech making, ex-Congress-
man Hatch and Hon. M. E. Benton adj
dressing the convention. The most re-
markable portion of Benton's address
was his reference to the gold advo-
Gates. He said: EVERY gold advocate
in the state Of Missouri is either
usurer, an office holder or man with
large prospects for an office"
At their first meeting the com
mittee this morning selected Bland FOL
chairman. Lew Love Of Springfield
was made secretary. These nomination.
were ratified and the committee imme
diately adjourned. This move of ad
journing without taking action on thu
rumored committee changes is taken t.
be the plan of the "sound money" mel
to throw the onus of whatever trouble
may later arise in democratic ranks on
to the silver men. United States Sen
ator Cockrell had an all-night session
with the leading members of the stat
central committee in an endeaVor I
close the breach. Cockrell is on tn
conservative side working for harmony
He suggested that a resolution be In
PRODUCED in the convention giving tn
state central committee iron-clad IN
structions as to their duties during tn
state campaign of 1896. The member
of the committee present, however
were opposed to such action, and Whe
the meeting adjourned no progress ha
been made toward cementing the cor
tending factions.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
THE RIOTS ARE SPREADING
England Is Reused and Demands That
Ku Cheng Murderers Be Put
to Death.

uSIS luIS morning.. i
1.-THE present occupation of the mis-
sionaries in Chung King may be de-
scribed as permanent council of war.
AS the reports come in from the differ
understand how widespread and seri-
Gus are the riots. So far as can be
learned that only Chen Tu, but the
far western part of the province has
been raided. The annual festival Of the
fifth moon, May 20. found a widely
scattered force of French, Americans
and English in serene possession Of the
field, yet before the feast had closed
the central stronghold had fallen and
the mission premises at Chen Tu were
devastated and the residents prisoners
in the Yamen. Extravagant stories Of
child eating, treasure hunting, mutila-
ton and other practices as absurd as
false were abroad and a spark set the
whole mass aflame.
beginning with the Canadian MethO-
dist and spreading with diabolical i'm
partially to Catholic, China inland
and American Methodist missions, the
hateful foreigner was rooted out
the whole left wreck and ruin, the full
tale Of which will never be told. Hav-
ing made such success of their first
raid, Kiating, Chung Chow, Va Chow,
Sui Flu and many other places were
either looted or attempted, and reign
of terror was inaugurated."
A second letter from DR.. Updegraft,
dated June 20, describes the situation
further, as follows:
"Slowly the details Of the riots In
the western part of Szchuen filter down
to us here. Three separate parties OF
refugees left for the coast and from
them we gather more knowledge OF
the experience of these days. Wher
the mob first struck the Canadian Meth
odist place in the northeast corner
Of Chen Tu it was towards the evening
of the fifth feast day. Stones were
used first, then the doors burst in ane
the rioters had possession Of the outel
yard. Two plucky Anglo-Saxon'
stood off that yelling host and mad
them run with the only show Of resist
ance possible, while messengers wer
sent to the Yamen to urge the dilator.
officials to instant action, but in vain
) The forces Of fear and custom boil
operate to prevent promptness, and a
: they united until the mobs gathered II
: numbers and strength and impetus
r and the inadequate but heroic garrison
saw their hopes Of safety carried OF
by the flying hours"
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

i razi} ks. Sygu}e,
kt6ry odprawia} nieszpory'
Ksiadz zemdla} i trzeba go
by}o odniese. Nabozehstwo
dokoiczy} ks. Abramski, lecz
ks. Sykula odzyska} spo
pewnym czasie SHY tax dalece
re moga udzielit ludowl
b}ogos}awiehstwa. Miedzy
ludem powsta} pop}och, lecz
do wypadku zadnego ME
przyszlo. Odgrom zostaf
zniszczonyi okno potrzaskane.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
Ksiazki DO nabozeh-
silva:

Dziscie do Boga........ ..........2a
Dziecie do Boga 70 osfotemi orza
Kwiat Biewinnosci ola dzieci pols.
kiyh W Ameryce..
,Ksia&eozka" do nabo8ehstwa ola
miodzieay, ziocone brzeg, z1ooo'
ny tytulik, poisk6rek ,tytuli.
'klem J6zefa ChooiszewsRisgo]
Ia sama ksa4eezka oprawna v
sk6rks E obrazkiem.-.......95
Ia sauna ,,Ksiaiecska do nabo4eh-
aetwa ola m%iodsis4yn okucien
q zameczkiem..... .,....1 20
Ia sauna oprawna " kosd sfoniowa,
albo " aksamit. .7s
Ola doresfyoh b.
ANI0h sTROZ o7rawny " okorke
zfocone brzeg' LOO
Ani6l Str6s,~ oprawny "
sk6rke, &n;o1e brzegi, z okuciem,
zame~aA,va> z}otym tytuliklem
ANIOh sTRuA opravny " KosS
s}onlowa lub W aksamit.. 500
zEOTY OHTARZYK, mocno O.
prawny ze zfoconyu 8 tytuiik1en
WYBOREK opraw. " pfdtno $0.%e
z1ocone brzegi, skorka o.@
Is okuc,em j z~ameczkiem 1.O0
- OETARzYK POLSKI -~
re ztoconemi brzegami lao
re sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNN oprsw. " skorke l.6e
z1ooone brzegi LII !,
ze .>sprzaezka SEQ
Ogr6dek D az y, q
prawny W sk6rke, z}oeone b1!e:!
ri, z ebrazkami ms okfaaoe,sAos
conym tytulikiem. 81. 50
To sams ksiaika zazeeczdsD
i okueieu. 200
W ks Maryi opr. y
sk8rkp.. l.3t
Wianek Maryi saocony
@tulik i z}oce:s~s brzegi~ LIZ
Wianel tG>ryA zlo@,ne
tsseggijz . x@z>>7kiea I eE:is11
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
SZLASK

w pod
Bytomiem uderzy} piorun W
kosci6l katolicki, po}ozony
IA wzg6rzu, a uzywanY przez
patnikow jake g}6wne miejsce
modlitwy. Sta}o sic to zeszlej
niedzieli podczas uieszpor6w.
gdy W ko$ciele by1o peino
poboznych. Zdaje sic, re
trzaslo diva razy. Jeden grom
|spusci} sic pc wiecznej
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
Todschweigen!
II


Il WIELKoPoLANINA).
Wszystko co polskie co z
plszczyzna ma zwiazeko jakl-
kolwiek. Otto has}o dis
powszechnie ma ustach / W
czynach naszych ,,cywlllzato-
row.! Rzecz nies}ychana -
|jezyk polski W szko}ach
wyzszych zepchniety ma plan
ostatni, obecnie nawet wyrzu-
|cony zosta} jake testat W;
zaSswiadczeniach abiturienc-
kich!
Ojciec syna, kt6ry z}ozy}
teraz niedawno egzamln
abituryencki poda} do Dz1EN.
Pom. zapytanie, ola czego W
zaSwiadczeniu, czyli patencle
dojrza}osci naukowej, zupe}-
ME pominieto poswiadczenle,
lie 6w abituryent W znajomo-
Sci iezyka polskiego tutaj
przeciez uprawnionego. jake
ojczystego = postqpi}, kiedy
znajomos6 jezyka hebrajskie-
60 jest MISCONCEPTIONS?
lyle juz razy stawialismy
por6wnanie, re sNiemcy,
udajac sic do Kamerunu,
~nasamprz6d ucza sic murzyh-
skiego jezyka ndualla', a
tutaj pomiataja jezyklem'
kt6ryjest tax samo naukowym
LAX niemiecki, a Q wlele
bogatszym Cd niego, re
skohczonemi formami. Jezeli
nasy}ani nam profesorowie
Niemcy twierdza inaczej, to
ma to Jest odpowiedz, re
SLEEPY o kolorach ME ma
najmniejszego wyobrazenla.
Przychodza ci panowie do
mas, jak do kraju dzikiego, Z
pe}na torba uprzedzeh i chca
nam imponowa6 swoja "uczo-
noscia.' My twierdzimy, re
najszczytniejsza uczonosclq
; Jest ia, IL cz}owiek prawdzl-
vie uczony zawsze O sobie
powie: nauczy}em sic czegoS,
ale mi jeszcze DUO, duze
; potrzeba, DO cz}owiek dc
kohca zycia, cho6by najuczeh
sly, nauki ME ukohczy!
j DIS kiedy rada SIAM
nakazuje pomiata6 naszyn
|jezykiem i jego znajomosci;
ma1o mas zadziwia TAXA zacie
= k}osG przeciwko MENU. Roz
burzone namietnosci W.
Friedrichsruh, dolewanie oil
= wy do ognia re strony teg'
;'po wszystkie wieki odta'
:, pamietnego nam starca, tie
ME z}agodza uprzedzenl
!; przeciwko nam i jezykow
naszemu - ale cierpliwosc
miejmy jeszcze wlecej nj
;, dotad, a spole3ehstwo nasz
doczeka sic jeszcze lepsz@
, przysz}osci, by ma duchu n;
upadac.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
z Poznahskiego.

KOSTRZYN, d. II. 50. s.
Tuz PREY rynku otworzy} P.
". Gaidyhski handel kolo
nlalny. zaopatrzony w wybor
vszelkich towarow. w rynku
za}ozyl P. J. Janicki sk{ad
wszelkiego MESA a obok tego
zaopatrzony w wyb6r wszel-
kiego rodzaju kiszek, wedlin
i okrasy.
w RAWICZU Inspector
szkolny zagrosi} nauczycielom
swego okregu sledztwem
dyscyplinarnem jezeli osobom
obcym ME majacym prawa
wglada6 w sprawy szkolne
beda opowiadali co sic W
szkole dzieje. Navel grozil i'm
z}oaeniem z urzedu. Jestto
zupelnie zbyteczne, DO dziecl
/ tax wszystko pow'edza
rodzicom cokolwiekby niepra-
wid}owego w szkole sic dzla{o,
SZYMBORZE pod lno~
wroclawiem. Gospodarz st.
poszed} wczoraj Z iona IA
;armark do Inowroclawla,
pozostawiwszy w domu dwo]e
dzleci bez dozoru. Dwuletnle
dziecko wpadIo W dor, ma
peIaiony woda. Czteroletn'
chIopczyk chcial je ratowac'
ale wpadl w wode i utona]
O 1-szej godz. Pc pol. PREY"
szedlszy syn re szko}y, zoba-
cyl dzieci w dole bez zycia,
Panuie teraz wielki place
narzekanie. PozOstaW1anle
dzieci bez dozoru jest
powszechnym b}edem naszegc
ludu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
.K ul,hark K "a
POLSkA / sAN'
W SKA
zawieraj9ca
kilka set
wxep1sow ~kuch0rsksch.

Wzep2soW kAch0TsE7ch.
Cha mlodych mezatek, kucharek
gospodYn ma TAME 1 smaozne prsy-
rz2dzanie rozma1tych pot1aw. q
ezczeg6lnle cup, sos6w, jarzyn,
potraw mlesnych i postnych :
uwzglednieniem potraw polskich,
mianowlcle b~arszczu, blgosu, IRA
COW, fak6w, i pleczywa amerYkah-
skiego jako to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
CENA 60 O.
Mo&mo te ksiq&ke dosta2 % ksie.
yormi e. DERD @WSKZEGQ "
WlDona, MINI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
Il GALICYl.

ZMARLI. w Rzeszowle
zmarli: dnia kwietnia Lud.
wiki Kozakiewicz, professor
gimnazyalny, przezywszy lat
So - dnia S kwietnia Will
bard Mnerka, ohcya} sadu
obwodowego w Rzeszowie,
w So roku zycia.
w Krakowie zmar{ dnla
RI marca Andrea Seldler
Wislahski, emerytowany radca
narniestnlctwa, b. burmlstrz
Krakowa, honorowy obywa-
watel Mast Krakowa, Rzeszo-
wa i Bialej, kawaler orderu
Zelaznej koronyIII XII orderu
Franciszka Jozefa, przezywszy
lat "a. w PrzemYslu zmar}
20 Z. m. J6zef Zmurko,
starszy inzynier i naczelnlk
sekcyi konserwacyi kolel
pahstwowych. Znany W
szerokich ko}ach re swe]
serdecznosci uczynnoS2i, by1
prawym obywatelem, wzoro-
wynn urzednikiem i przelozo-
nym. - w Jaros}awiu zmaria
dnia 81 I'm. Nata]ia z Tcho-
rzewskicn Niewiadomska iona
sekretarza rady powlatowe],
urodzona w r. 1924. - w
Dukli zmarl dnia 10 marca
O.. Manset Dziurzynski z
Zakonu 90. Bernardyn6w.-
W Lutczy zmaria
Jeresz W 10 wlosnle
zycia.
TRZECIA apteka W RE
szowie. O lie mas wiesc:
dochodza, zezwoliEo Ministe.
rum ma otwarcie trzecle:
apteki w Rzeszowie. Rowno'
czesnie maja bye otwarte :
MOVIE apteki we Lwowie, 1 v
n Tu1oh1rI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
Z Prus POlskicn

w PELPLINIE umar}
magic Sp. kanonik FIR. Salezy
Wollshlager w 90 roku zycla'
NIZINY nadwiSlahskie
zalane ma ogromnym obszarze
Pomledzy Che}mnem a Cru
dzia3zem woda jak more
okiem ME objeta. W w'elu
stronach Prus Zachodnlch
pod wysoko lezacym snleglem
stlumilo sic zycle roslln
zbozowych / teraz wldac pc
stajaniu sniegu znaczne
obszary pol go&ych!
RAJKOWY. Przerazajacs
wiadomosc rozesz}a sic we
wsi i ~niestetY okaza}a sic tie;
prawdziwa. Wyrobnica Bla'
chowska w mlynie rajkow
skim pozabija}a siekiera troj'
swych dzieci, z kt6rycl
najstarszy by} ch}opczyk blizk'
iedenastoletni. CzY ow;
kobieta uczynila to W nag1yn
napadzie o%b}akania, czy tie
czego wcale przypu$ai
ME MONA, prey zdrowyc]
zmyslacn Z innej przyczyny
okaze sic p6zniej = zadziwi
iednakze to obrachowanie,
iakiem odsuwala przeszkody
mogace jej bye przeciwne
spe1nieniu tego okropneg
czynu i TAX starsza cork
liczaca okolo IS lat wys}a}a
domu z jakiems pcleceniem
siebie zas / b!edne ofar
zamkne}a w izbie. Og6lne je:
zadanie, ze nag}y sza} nj
ow1adna}, gdyz luz
dawniej kilka razy pokaz,
wa}y sic u niej oznaki. wary;
cyl. By zapobiedz mozhwem
dalszemu nieszczesciu, odwl'
ziono ia n%atychmiast {
Tczewa.
PkACIC IA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
COS PIEKNEGO
8-mig Pow assoiaeh.

L a w r a:
l.. Papuga, powlastka.
9. Palma Kwletnlowa, powlastka.
8. Smutne skutki nlemadrego fgla.
powlastka.
4. Nieuczynnos6, pow,e6d.
S. Przeczucie, powiastka.
6. LudwiKa i Helena, powie6A.
Z. Ztot6wka, powlastka. 81
8. Try przy:ncl6}ki, powia stAa.
CENA 80 @.
6: Moz1ea re ksiq5kf dostot 20 ksse
ots7.ms II, .DEkDO WSKZEGO v
Winona, Mimi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
WYROB WODKI

WYROB WODKI w
w miesiacu lu-
tym r. 1895 wywarzono W
SO gorzelniach OGDEN 7,
237,575 do wyrobu oznaj-
mionych stopni alkoholu.
Mianowicie byio W ruchu
gorzel1 W powiatach najbli'
lei mas obchodzacych: "
rzeszowskim 50 (279 389 st
alk.), jarostawskim 20 (273,
o2o st. alk.), ~przemysklem 22
(215,671 st. ak.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

ZAMIAST wiehca ma trumn9
So. prof. Kozakiewicza grono
orofesorow i uczni6w rzeszow-
skiego gimnazyum z}ozy}o IS
koron AZ or. ma gimnaayun'
polskie w C%ieszynie.
p~OWIEKSZENIE PkAC
OFICEROW i urzednik6v
wojskowych nastapi z dnlen
I slycznia 1896 roku w ter
spos6b, il plaza ich bedzl'
wyzsza o jedne range. TAX mp
porucznicy otrzymaja p}ac'
kapitan6w, kapitanowie ma
ior6w i t. d. Dodatki zas n
pomieszkania beda limestone
a zaprowadzone ma ich mlejsc
dodatki aktywalne, wynosza
&c A.-H p}acy, stosowni
do miejscowosci, W kt6re
odnosny wojskowy garnlze
mia
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-08

en- ia; @asi.. fem rpf,,ss frsr1, jog
5ienern tiIbaas If i'm 2sir cs fprrleo'
sezn,; CO Iaa tuuss ban fit bragg
3tesre.
G.. all m eisuH,uu Gsus, rig. s'a
Silst. ism sau ben, moi til 5fss. eaa
tom non til iru9ttar. sIsttsr riso
iplisriss 2~aaesbpsr CO Fer. spus'
bjores. Acknowledgements rar mari
olrmte. % en- sluo etsmnin3 opiplS:'
BEN oGe, oa be i e~lutH'ussn al &c
bruor 1875 III e gietoria &p'
an;a. @aa Sesus iroIiss Srss LOB
St1nlsp M etsriisbsleu al Ranoltn'
BET blips tiibase CO 81. islU u1so II
uopnfats Rano i I'm Saas ior at rsI'.
runbt ben fore So Os uauulis uYtdas
Bsfrtotlis opsr oens Giash 5sIii
isilsos be lanss Eiitpftsu, psnets iaa
mob pet us Tom III tiI 2anSst Uganda,
topr be rilos sisre ct l1n3srs SsisS'
Suprlso.s bet git BAN b:r, ia! 81
FER. i bet matte 5ursnrns.