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Evening journal., 1895-04-18
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The case Of the Jessup and Moore
Paper Company against the Ford Morocco
Company for an alleged violation OF an
injunction which was laid on the Ford
Company eight years ago, restraining
that company from polluung Silverbrook,
is expected to come before the chancellor
on Monday.
The Ford Morocco Company, which is
st this time practically under arrest,
denies that it has violated the injunction
under which it has been laboring. Ths
company has been wrestling with this
problem for ali these years. and 50 far as
it can see is no nesrer TO a solution of IL
now than it ever was
The very life Of this immense estab.
lishment Is now threatened, for, If this
case goes against the Ford Morocco
Company. It will shut out the company
absolutely from any use whatever Of
silverbrook, and thereby close up one OF
the most important industrial establish
ments Of the city Of Wilmington-on
which, started in a modest way with a
capacity Of twenty-five dozens of skins,
has in few years run It's business up TO
an output Of six hundred dozens Of
skins day, employs over our
hundred hands, has been kept ia opera
tion through al the dall times, Is
bringing to this city business TO the
amount Of million and half dollars .
year and last, but not least.is expending,
in this city, Ia cash brought from
abroad, quarter OF million dollars a
year
What the Ford Morocco Company needs
is relief ir the shape OF adequate sewer
age facilities. and 1t is now going to get
a sewer OF quit the city. This is no idle
threat. Already negotiations are 10
progress, which. II carried out, will take
this immense plant and business from our
midst Several other cities are hunger
ing for 1t and are Offering inducements
such as even under ordinary circum-
stances would be considered as tempting
Now what is this city going to do
about 1t ? Where Is the Board OF Trade ?
Where is the Wilmington Industrial or
Improvement Association, which was
organized TO bring to this city new in
dustries2 There is work to do now In
keeping here an industry which we
already have Now is the time for these
organizations to get q move on 20 the end
that not only this vast industry is pre-
served to us but that more liberal induce
ments be offered TO others TO locate here.
And TO Messrs Samuel Chambers, Enoch
Moore and William Simmons Of the
Street and Sewer Department, we say
that you will individually and collec
lively be held responsible il. BY reason
Of your neglect to provide adequate
sewerage facilities, this vast industry
leaves this city. This is a grave respon
sibllity and you must rise to meet It.
The plans have been drawn and esti-
mates made for this sewer and not day
should be lost in beginning work on it
WHAT little legislation is recessary could
BE- secured at this session Of the Lsgis
lAturs and b. proper management the
sewer could be built and made self.
supporting
Hy al means build the sewer and saye
70 Wilmington this vast industry.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
ooNTeMpoRARY oPINIoN.

where the Penalty VIII Not Hurt.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
II any man with IA income between
83 500 and 81 600 should fail to report to
the collector Of internal revenue he need
not worry about the penalty TO be I'm.
posed. he IL required TO make report.
but the penalty Tor neglect provided IN
the act does not reach his case Fifty
per cent is TO be added to the amount Of
TAX asoertsined to be due But so per
cent. added to nothing mskes nothing,
and that Is all that ths individuals with
incomes between so, 500 and $4,000 can
be made to pay If they should neglect to
make returns.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
whatpoeaitn MEAN ,

From the Baltimore Sun.
Il ia singular how many Republican
politicians arriving from ths West are
represented TO be greatly Impressed with
the free coinage 90 any ratio Ideas OF that
section. They testify loudly that silver
sentiment to booming Ia that section. Is
this a gennine phenomenon or the result
of the missionary work IN the East"
which the Western silver mine owners
have recently been organizing2 It is
noticeable that there is no growth Of the
extrens silver sentiment In the South
Bat whatever the situation West and
S9ulh, i is Incumbent upon sound.
monet men every where to organize TO
protect settled monetary principles and
circulate among the voters literature Of a
klnd 70 ssrve as an gntidote TO the fRlla-
cits now being spread broadcast by The
mine owners literary bureau.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Reneal the Incoma -

From the Philadelphia Times.
The income tax should bs promptly re-
pealed by the next Congress The Presi-
dent would not b justified in disturbing
the business interests Of the country BY
calling an extra session Of Congress for
the purpose, as the tranquility of bust
ness depends largely upon relief from
Congressional agitation during the com
ing year When Congress meets ia
December one Of It's first acts should bs
70 repeal the income tax as feature OF
the tariff law 1t ls q most unjust
obnoxious aud inquisitoral tax; one that
was never thought OF before Ia this
country excepting under the dire
necessities OF war It embraces al the
worst FIXTURES Of the Mskinlsy tariff bill
that taxed nesr.y 20 600 OG0 Of people for
the aeueft Of 70. 900. while the income
tax law ttxss some "a, OG0 for the benefit
Of 10000 coo 1t Is unequal, unjust and
is logically offensive to free people.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
NO nemocrncr nnd tha snnth.

From the Chicago Inter-Onean.
The Washington Posi- has started in to
work up boom for some Southern Dem
ocrat for the Presidential nomination OF
next year Tins far it is all smooth
sailing, There is a paucity Of candidates.
Mr. Cleveland says be win not have 1t,
and no one appears to be working for it,
unless Il Is Adlai Stevenson. and. IL he Is.
he keeps very quiet about it. The OUT
look Is not encouraging, and II any
southern man really bankers after it he
may get there The South has not yet
proposed any candidate, however, and
may decline to concentrate on any one.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
shnt u III wIfn.s rsnnrt.

SPRINGFIELD, o., April iS.-R. T. Lud-
low, superintendent Of the Springfield NAL
leable iron works, was shot at three times
on the street hy ID. z. Gardner promi-
nent attorney. Ludlow met Gardner on
the street with his wife and asked what
it meant Ho attempted to grapple with
Gardner whom the shooting occurred,
none of tho shots taking effect. Ludlow Z
wife had recently sued him for divorce,
but their troubles had hoon adjusted.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
want 10 nool. Rntnrned.

Ia the United States Court yesterday q
petition was fled by the receiver Of the
Wilmington Dental Company asking for
a rule to show o2use why J X FfGntz
and George w Whitley, trading as g
W Wniiely & Co. should not return
books Of that company The receiver
held that they are tho property OF the
Wilmington Dental Manufacturing Com,
pany Court reserved It's decision
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
a Detective Attempts Suicide.

ROCHESTER April s. -Detective Thorn
as Dukelow Of the Rochester police depart
mont, while sitting in the detectives pri-
vate room. drew IS oaliber revolver from
his pocket and shot himself IN tho head
four times. He was removed to tho City
hospital, whore it is said Inc cannot live.
He had been suffering with in health for
long time, and that is supposed TO have
prompted the act
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Hnr,s ThIn9

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any oass of Qatarrh that cannol be cured by
q. q. CHENEY q Co. Props. Toledo. o
We the undersigned have known j..
Cnen-y for the last a yesrF. and believe him
rert cuy hnnor-hie in AL business traneac-
ton ana hnantialy able 10 carry out any
obiigatinn made by their Arm.
West a. .lfusx. Nh leHsle Drugclfts. Toledo,
q. WeidlnE kinnaa 4 Marvin, Wholesa e
Druggists. To coo %
Hal = oatarrh Cufs istsken Internally. act
Lux directly nDOA the hlnnd and mucous sur
l@tfA pt "a. F{Hiem Slice 1iC. lrr bottle
seia " All Druggists. TESTIMONIALS free.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Carnerie "a suila 4 Monument.

PlTTsBuRe. April 1s.-Tho CONNER
cinl. Gazette unoficially announces today
thrt Andrew Carnegie has donated Sl00-
D1o 20 build monument to Mrs. Mary Z.
Sehcnley Of London. The monument Is
po hN erected under the triumphal arch at
the entrance of tie park of acc acres
which Mrs. schenloy presented to this
rlty aud which bears her name.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
nIcroIl.L Ionn.nn sn.nended.

PHILADELPHIA April Is. 80 John s.
johnson, the bioyclist, was suspended
from the League q American Wheelmon
BY order of Chairman Gideon, who refused
to state what tho charges ara Johnson
Will bo given 30 days ia which TO answer
tho charges Ii is generally understood
that the charge upon which the we'll
known rider has been dropped is profes-
sionaiism.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
lvants pao.ooo ror ~ Ann.

KINGSTON. n. y, April 1s,-An action
for $50, 600 damages against the Now York
Central and Hudson River Railway com
pany was begun in the Ulster circuit court
here, Justice Fursman presiding The
plaintiff is Thomas B. Beloh, who seeks
to recover for the loss Of an arm.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

Tbs way to advertise is-to advertise
Tho place to advertise is Ia a local news
paper like the EvESIEo JOURNAL that
daily goes into the homes Of the com
mnuity, it being taken for granted that
no intelligent. modern, uP-to date
buainsss man dispates that Newspaper
advertising and not circulars. or dodgers,
or fence rails Is the only method oi
advertising that has snrs and
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Lots of roache. and nerrIes.

PHILApKlpHIA, April iS.--Reports re-
ceived from the Pennsylvania Railroad
company from its representatives through
out Delaware, Maryland and tho eastern
shore of Virginia 70 examine into and re-
port as TO the probabilities of the peach
and berry crop for this season are very en-
.....n..- ..l....
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Mayor waters Funeral.

NEWPORT, r. J., April 1S.--The funer-
al Of the late Captain John Waters, mayor
Of Newport, took place here. The body
lay in state during the morning at tho
statehouse and the funeral took place
from the Claiming church.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

computable value. All other methods
viii do to stop up tho small chlaks, but
newspaper advertising makes the
foundation OF the wall
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
nelen aould rheIr snonsor.

MEMPHIS, April ls.-A favorable reply
has been received from Miss Holcn Gould
TO the invitation extended 20 her to act
as sponsor for tho veteran Chickasaw
guards during the Interstate drill in May.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

Two ways Of looking st It Our
esteemed friends the Qaakers, sre
opposed TO capital punishment aud argue
that, II the state would stop taking lives
probably indigiduAls would This may
OF may not bs. bat it Is quite certain
that II Individuals wonld stop taking
lives the state would
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

The bill for sbolishing an grade cross
ings no~ pending bsiore the Legislature,
is a messure thst needs csreful consider.
alton bg the legislators Grade crossings
have bean eurse in ali parts Of the
country, As well as In this state, for
many years and such q Law would b. a
relief to the citizens It has become
serious matter since 50 many electric
railways are contemplated. Of which q
number will no doubt Be built, and the
necessity IS Increased Certainly more
lives viii Be ia danger With these IN
creased travelling facilities. Many fa-
talitiss that have occurred at grade cross.
iugs in this county within few years
can be recalled
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
r,illrn ~ ! l,ltol,nll IlnlI-

ODERLiS, O.. April IS. George Cowen,
aged 81, while playing baseball. was
struck By pitched ball behind the ear
end instantiv billed
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

There is no accounting for taste. Ger
many now refuses TO receive American
beef and pork, but admits horstfssh and
asas it as substitute.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Bjtuminous Coal
For steam, from best mines.
George q Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Sc o5. A Cheap Trlp to 'fsaitimore. sa.os.

For he benefit Of persons desiring 10
sitness the game OF baseball at Balti-
more, between the Philadelphia and
Baltimore clubs Saturday, April goth,
the Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company,
will place on sale excursion tickets at
rate Of So 05 for the round trip Tickets
will be good going on April 20sh, on train
leaving Delaware Avenue Station st - l6
p m, and good to return on same day
only, on train leaving Baltimore at 55
p ID arriving at Wilmington II D. m.
Room Mouldings, all tints, to match
your p per at Yergers Picture Store, IL
East Third street.
We manufacture It for the trade.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Fire Bricks and Clay.
George H. Mccall Company.
Eighth and Shipley streets

oil Paintings aud Ensrkvings restored
>st Hiram Ksrgel Picture Store, II East
Third street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

Again the bawl Of the baseball upire
is hsard 10 the land To-day the IA
tional League season opened.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

Buy coal and wood from H. T. Sergeant
Office seventh aud King. Phone BA5.
ez Hickory wood for open Crates.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Everything Electrical.
nest Gonda. 1000 49,

The Electric Construction g. Supply Co
No. 8 East Eighth st. Tele hone No. A
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

..ssrrs. .-- -s--vrsr,z..H
KENNARD CO.
62i-62S Market Street.
We have
% jackets
Of last seasons style,
large sleeves and full
skirt. We need the
room they take up.
Friday Morning
the price will be S1.5O
each instead of$4.OO,
$500, 5000 and
$500. Your size may
be among them.
The last 60 days
with large sales Of col
ored and black Dress
Goods, we have accu-
mulated a large guam
tity Of remnants.
These also are in
the way.
Will be OFFERED AT
HALF PRICE. You who
have attended our
sales ofreduced goods
know they are never
deceived either in
quality or price quot
ed.
There is one thing,
though, twill be we'll
to remember, that we
only sell at these
! prices ONE DAY, the
day named and this
time it is Friday,
April 10Th.
None of these re-
duced goods are ex-
changeable or taken
back.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
Tho Niarnra Falis AfunicIpal Row,

NIAGARA FALLS, April Is. Operations
on the various public works OF tho city,
which were stopped by Mayor Cutler were
resumed under a temporary arrangement
Evening journal., 1895-04-18
lTEMa Oe INTEaEaT.

Aunt Amanda wonder why that city
boarder of ours only wears a half pair of eV e
giassss.n Uncle Sil4s-"Oh, gu IS he's only
half near-sighted rs he makes out to be. y
New York Advertiser
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

~ viii pay you 10 take AOOd'S SafsHpArilla.
With pure blood you need not fear the grip.
pneumonia, dlphtheria or fevers. Ho d's
Sersaparilla Will make you strong and healthy
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. carefully
prepared from the best ingredients. 25e.
Visitor us your town a religious townf''
Naiive-"You betln Visit0r-sAnY Shakers
among youg' Native Mighty few now;
We've got a medicine what knocks the chills
sky-high. "A flania Constitution.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

The courts seem 70 have done nothin
with Deba but make q hero out of him.
Evening journal., 1895-04-18

ated with Pintsch Light.
. IN AhTf sUN csEh
IT'S. Week days, 10 03, 5 5b,
3 ~, 50 30, 10.40, il0 40, I'll 80
J. 3 a5, 4 IS, Is So, 8 20 u 81,
/, f7lT. .T5s, eco, III 40. 1lE
IS, 455. sb IS, $50. ~ "a
!. TWELFTH AND MAHu
Week days. - %. n II, % IS
a, I'll 90 pm,
!, sundays. 5s %. " II, I'll 4e
q . ID.
6, E8 O3, 5 IS, 685, II l7,qT
/, 80 40, III asa m, l rs, 10 lg
n "a, 8 10, 10 %. III o. pm.
s, Is Oh, . DO, 81 ", 7b6.
3. s9 -, B25, 4 s., rs 86. 8 3Cf
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
,,Koiysaj mnie do SIM
matkO!'9

Piosnka pod tYm tYtu}em
skomponowana zosta}a przez panl9
Elizabeth Akers Allen, znana pod
pseudonymem Florence Percy.
Piosnka ia jest bardzo ulubiona DO
dotyka czulej struny domowego
pozvc,a. Ale spoirzyjmY ma druga
strony medalu. Nieraz matka ko-
}ysze do snu dzieoine, ME mogac
znaleze AMI odpoczynku, AMI snu
ola sieble samej Zawsze zmeczona,
bolem krzyza dreczona, ma duchu
upadajaca, nerwowa t. d. Ale
dzlekl Diebu i ona moze bye wy
leczon9. DR.. Plerce'a FavorIte
Prescription wyleczy ja.N1c innego
ME moze por6wnaG sic tenn
lekarstwem ma cierpienao p%}c1owe.
Raz uzyte, zawsze sxutkuje.
DR.. Pierce'a pigu}ki lecza
specyaln1e z6}ciowosc, boil g}owy,
zatwardzenie, hemoroldY l 1nne
b6le.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
Grunta!
Teraz czas przyjechac do
DIlT OT|TN HnI nNT

Teraz GAS przyjechac do
POLSKIEJ KOLONII
Sturgeon Lake, Minnesota
Dobry grunt. Dobra woda. Polsk1
koscl6} i szko4y. Dobre rynkl.
DosyG piracy i miejsca Ola wszyst-
kich. 15o rodzin polsklch juz tam
Przesz}o 5000 ARROW
gruntu sprzedanych ma linn kolei
St. Paul & Duluth W tvm miesiacu.>
Przesz}O 1000 farm zafO-
w zeszfym rOku.
Cena gruntu tylko $500 "a
akier i to ma wyp1ate cd S do To-
lat, Najlepsze mjejsce W Ameryce
dla. niezamoznych.
Bezp}atnie! PrzYslij swo]e'
/ adres, a otrzymasz W
zamian mapy i pampflety. Adresuj
HOPEWFLL CLARKE, Land
Commissioner St. Paul & Duluth
r r ST. Paul, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
PkACIC IA
WynaIaZek
al mu zycie.

P. G.. Caillonette, aptekarz 2
Beaversv1lle, III. pisze: Nowemu wyna-
lazkowi ORA Kinga zawdzieczam zycie.
Chorowa1em ma grype i radzi}en: sig
wszystkich doktor6w ma mile W oko!o,
lecz bezskutecznie Dektorzy zwatpili i
powiedzleli mi, lie ME moge zyt. Majac
iednak DR.. Kings New Discovery W
moje.j apiece Pos}a}em pc butelk2 i
zaczalem uzywaS. zaraz pc pierwszej
dozies zrobilo mi sig lepiej. a 20 uzyclu
trzech butelek wyzdrowialem. Bed9 to
lekarstwo zawsze trzyma6 ~ apiece W
domu. Poslijcle 20 pr6bke darmo do
Eagle Pharmacy of Milwaukee e,
Vic
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
Wagony jada:ne i sypfal-
ne

Public Opinion" tax opisuje
te wagohy: ,,Wagony jadalne
zawsze straty przynosza. Potrzeb-
nym do kazdego & n,ch steward
czterech kucharzY 4 pleciu kelne-
row. Zywnos6 kosztuie 81 900 do
81 500 mieslecznie. Utrzymanle 1ch
kosztu]e cd l6 do % tysjecy
dolar6w rocznie. Wagon syplalny
lima zawiera 100 przesc'erade{. 100
poduszek i 100 recznik6w- Jedna
malaca 700 taklch wagonow,
%potrzebuje do Mich miesleczn1e
2 400 tuzln6w mYdfa, 1000 pudef
zapa4ek. 35 tuzin6w sczotek
do w}osow, so tuzin6w miote}ek,
60 tuzin6w grzebieni i ogromna
llos6 gabkl. tip" Mona
soble wyobraz,6 co TO kosztuje
prawie i utrzymanie W porzadku
tych wszystkich rzeczy. St.Paulska
gazeta znowu pisze:: Bardzo dobrym
jest plan ma drodze Burlington
sk,e]. Moge jesG co mi sig podoba
l place tylko "a to co jem, a ME
"a to co ola innych przygotowano.
Do jazdY do Chicago Tub St.
Louis kupujcle tykiety ma droge
Burlingtonska, a po ME piszcle do
w. j. G. Kenyon, Gen, Pass.
Agent, St. Paul, MINI.
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
I wan.

P. Fred Miller z Irving, H.,
plsze, re cierpia{ ma boil merck
przez d4ugje lata, W p%o4aczenlu z
b6lem krzyza i pecherza. Pr6bowa4
DUO tax nazwanYch lekarstW ma
.nerkl. ale mic ME pomog}o. Pred
rokiem jednak zacz9f uzywac
Electric Bitters i zaczaf sig czuc
lepiej natychmiast. Electric Bltters
leczy skutecznle Dol nerek |
watrobY, i prawle zawsze dzla1a
natychmlast. Spr6bujcie raz, a
przekonacie sig. Cena tylko %
cent. "a butelke W E a 2 h ar
of Mil q k 9, WIS.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
POIska kOlOnia rozwi-

al AGA sic W Carlton Go. poszukuje
em1grant6w. DobrY grunt tylko 5
dolar6w "a akier. Jedna szosta
czes6 z CORY, reszta jak wan do
godniej. Wielu Polak6w saslad6w.
Pjsz Tub zg}os sig do M. E.
Griswold, Moose Lake, Carlton Co.
Minnesota.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

Tykiety ma wYcleczki ola szu
kajacych grunta W zachodnich j
po}udulowo zachodnlch punktach,
beda sprzedawane 81 Maja i II
Czerwca po bardzo tanich cenach.
Pc ogtoszenia zg}oScle sic ma
Depot kolel Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
PoWrot do domu.

" W. w NV "
Re tam pleknle "a g6rami,
Pragna oczY W SWAT;
Ale SERGE smu:no teskn1
Do rodzinnYch chat.
Zegnam was w>ec, plekne mlasta
Rzekl, pasma g6r,
Bo ]uz vita ME W codzinnea
Stole ojcow dw6r.
Obok dworku stara lipa,
Kt6ra sadzl] dziad,
Jeszcze stoi, czu}y swladek
Mych dzieclecych lat.
Obraz Matkl Czestochowsklei
Strzeze dworu BRAN,
I go}ebnik poehylony
Jeszcze Jest ten sam.
ZadumanY ma stodolo
Boclan patrzy W DIAL,
A pred slenia wygrzewa sic
Wierny starry Zwal.
PREDICT, zywiej ma spoczynek
w grusz i lipy c1eh,
Wszak juz ma me powitanie
Otwlera sic sleh.
Ojcec, matka siostry s}uzba,
WszYscy wyszli wraz,
Czy wan sercz przeczuG da1o,
lem TAX bllsko was?...
P4yhcie, s}odkie }zy; DO nigdy
Tax ME VITA SWAT,
Jak wltaja, gdy wracamy
Do rodzinnYch chat.
CZESEAW LUBINSKl.
(Ks. Damroth.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23
Ma sprzedaz

5 FARM 20 40 ARROW kazda, 8 mil
cd Winony, ma sprzedaz pod lat
wemi warunkami, lub do wYmiany
czesciowo ma czyste property.
Zg}osiG sic do biura pau6w:
Smith, Posi- & Gle
66 w. Ord Str.
Winona, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-23

WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE
w NIEDZlELE dnia &c
BIN. Polacy i Polki z La Crosse
urzadzaja wycieczke do Winony
i pink W Strehlowskim parku
Pink ten swietnie sic zapo.
wiada i ma JUL z CORY zapew.
niony licznY udzia} Po)ak6w
z La Crosse j Winony. (Patrz
ogloszenie W nlniejszym nu-
merze Katozika.)
W NIEDZIELE dnia 9
Czewca RIB. T., sw. Stanlslawa
Kostki urzadza piknik r6wnie2
W Stroeblowskim Parku prey
wspoludziale muzyki polsklej
kapeli. WejScie kosztowa6
bedzie 10 centow, a kazdy
okaziciel tykietu otrzyma W
dodatku szklanke piwa bea-
platnie. W obec popularnosci
jakiem Tow. sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki sic cieszy, jestesmy
pewni, De Polacy llcznie ma
pikniku sic zbiora i dobrze sic
ubawia. Pc bli2sze szczeg6ly
DDS Y}amY czyrelnikow do ko-
mitetu piknikowego.
y -
DWIE KOMPANIE majace
grunta ia sprzedaz Tub hon.
stead starsja sic werbowa6
Polakow z czwartej wardy i
%namawiaja ich do emigrowania
i osiedlenia sic ma tych rzeko
me dobrych gruntach. Jedna
kompanla jest pod kontro}a !
przywodztwem p. Antoniego
Klswltra i A. P. Bla2yka;
druga za5 pod znanym Fran
ciszkiem Gryglaszewskim lub
tel, jak sic tutsj nazYwa
Frankiem Grygla.
TAX Klawiter i Bfa3yk z
iedpej strony, jak i Grygla z
drugiej strony, SO tylko agen'
tami tYch kompanll | ME cho'
dzi i'm wcale O dobro rodaKow,
lecz O to tylko. by ma spree
daily grun16w zarobili. Czem
wiecej rodakow pa grunta te
sciagna, tenn wiecej zarobia.
Obowiazkiem gazety jest STAG
ma stray dobra og6lnego i ola
tego Katozh dzisiaj odzywa sic
do rodakow W czwartej war.
die, by ma slepo agentom ME
wierzyli. Jesll JUL macie W
soble jakas zylke, kt6ra was
ma fanny ciagnie, jesli jul
koniecznie chcecie ma farmach
sic osiedlit, to hsdzcie ostrozni
i wybierajcie te grunta, kt6re
VAN IA prZys21osc na]lepSze
widoki przedstawia i byt "a.
pewnia. Obejrzyjcie i jedne i
drugie grunta i wybierzcie te,
kt6re So lepsze. Slodkie s}6wka
agent6w ME dada wan chleba,
owszem wyc;agna raczej ostat.
ME Gently z kies2eni.
W wyborze gruntow ME
polegajcie Slepo, ma czyjes tam
rady, ale ufa]cie tylko sobie
samym swcim wfasnym
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