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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-25

Flrst--The undersigned having beet
appointed chief msrahal o. the rs rub
lican ladies' parade, on Saturday, Oct
25,h.
Becond-For the instruction OF those
Interested. the line OF march IL promu 4
gated a. follows
Tho march will start from the ia.
tefsection Of state and Fourth south.
Nortu o, state TO BRIGHAM, west a.
Esst Temple, south 10 Fourth SOUTH.
counter march on East Temple 10
Brigham, west TO West Temple, south
to Sec,nJ south, east to the Pavilion,
where the mass meeting will be held.
ThirI-rhe delegations from The
various precincts will form at / O'Clock
sharp In the following places Fra
precinct, on Fourth south, rlght rest.
log o. Statt; Second precinct, on
Fourth south on the sOuth aide nf the
street, ilght resting ON East Temple
street, Third precinct, on the north
side Of Fourth south, right resting on
East Temple; Fourth precinct, IN the
east side Oi East Temple street, right
resting on Fourth South; Fifth pre-
ciuci, on the west side VI las. Temple
street, right resting on Fourth South.
~ iHultn va uicyole1 iurm on DOth
sides OF State street, betw sen Thid
and Fourth South, aud remain dis.
mounted TIL the alta division turns
Int state street, when they will NOV
~ tiaDkets un both slfes VI tue column
aud are not restricted AZ to speed, but
ig no event are they TO PASS tho chic
maIshsi; this will obviatr the difIlcu
~ VI not being able 10 ride as slow
the column will movs. Alilai D. un
horseback will form on state street, IN
'rlnt Ut tine city aud county building.
F0urtn--Mrs, Abbey Rivers IL here.
by appointed chief Of STAFF, and Mrs.
msL Trent color bearer.
Fhtn-rho chief marshal desires 10
impress upon aliintefeatei the inpor-
lance Of promptness In being ~ the
designated plao"p, for the march - tue
column viii not be delayed for alsen.
tees.
BY order
Mrs. w. II. JONES,
Chief Marshal.
Mrs. ABBEY RIVERS,
Chief OF STAFF.
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Political Notes.

The Democratic oity convention Al
Ogden was held Mt Q O'Clock today.
Park City Democrats held their cit,
convention last night and named
full ticket.
Tho Republican "Blg Three" held
an enthusiastic meeting at Beaver last
night
Held's band will 20 with tho party
OF Democrats from mere to Bingpam
morrow afternoon. leaving at 1870.
Tonight Republican meetings will
be held In the following rlsces; Ksys.
Vile, Ogden, Ephraim, Vernon, NIL.
ford anu Mercur.
Mrs. w. j. Jones, chief marehni, a nd
Mr.. Abbey Rivers, cnie' OF .tAfi, hsve
Issued orders ss 10 the womsn's parade
tomorrow afternoon. The delegations
wlll,iorm o'clock. A female bicycle
contlngen, will take part.
Mkt "Wednesday, October Both.
David $. Emery, Re uDiican nnmi ise
Tor city recorder, ami q. 3. Varian
will speak 10 the voters OF the Third
precinct. In the Seventeenth wsrd
meeting house.
There will be a scsu dinavlan rally
at the SOcisl liza ! tonight. Thes ssx.
ers ART; 3. p. Neve, E Ina l.. smith.
Sarah Smith, O. Stanton, and Jnhn
II. B1rensen. Music by the Svea
quartet aud tho Anderson singers.
Tho Democratic ball and receptlon
last night nj tho Christie nson dancing
academy aud at tho parry haaduuaf-
tiers, were enjoyed by about 200 Ruests
who, after dancing, partook OF n dainty
lunch provided by twelve pairs OF
gentle hands belo nRing TO graceful
young women. The tables wore very
pretty decorations OF flowers anu
autumn To-, YES.
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SOMETHING in COURT
An Ir,ts Attorney Uses Som, VlsOr-
Gus Language.
me- WAS BRIEF. pUr 10 THE POINT.
The Luke Case In The CommI'sioner's
Cour,-Minlpg dispute Argu.
menis--Other Natter.

There was little spice In Commits
,isper S.mmer's oouit this morning,
vben the Luke case was called. Mr
James Luke IL accused OF psJufy. 4
belng tt.tsd tina. lac made an Iavit u
having served notice upon Mr.
wright, Of South Jordan, when nc
,,tvIc. vas made. Tie defendsut de.
ME, the all, cation inside against him.
Today Mfr. =. Lewis, bis attorney,
msde application for continuance TOT
a few days, but tho commis.ionsr re-.
fused uultss there was consent by the
pto..cution. TIL n Mr.. Lewis started
rom he room, probably TO 20 TO n
tsephone 10 another part OF the builJ-
ing. He had IN mis- baud tho paper-
10 toe case, and a. he was going the
ION missioner called, "5ss here, Mr.
L.wis, you cannot taso those papers
away from tho court" The mauner
Of this recall touched the fiery spot IN
the lawyers MAKEUP; he quickly TO.
tufnsu, aui with the exclamation
"-your papshp threw toe envelUp
tontaiuing them 10 the n)or anI LETT
the room. hta later meeting VI tue
commissioner AM attorney matters
had become smoOtnei over RnI calm.
ne.- again Prevailed.
This afternoon an agreement was
msd- by w"ich the Luke nearing was
postponed I'LL Monday neat, at 10 a. m.
DISTRICT COURT.
IL the Third district court today, be.
fore Judle MERRITT, n continuance was
granted In the case OF John II. Park vs.
R0D-ft Minis Wilkinson, application
ivf wit U - care.
Hans Robert LindnlI, q native of
Sweden, aud now n resident OF sum.
init county, was admitted to citizen.
suip.
he order 10 show cause why Tbos,
keIus anu DAv. d Keith should NOT be
lunisheJ TOT contempt, la the su { II
". snaughnsssy vs. tno silver King
Mining company, was ArsueI and
submitted.
r.ssut Of Charles RsdGeli ct nj VA
Henry T.. Henderson and II. l.. VII.
liAms, executors OF the estate of the
late Ffank Dyer, ont claim Uy D,u.
uy M.nhais Exum, Norfsll, Mcuvn-
~ anu Rruncid, agHIust Mr.. Dyer nm
U. 5. msfsnsl, was on trial to 3 after
On. Z W. Exum'. claim u for
t9j, q. n. R,dhvld Tor s7Jj, w, q,
NOlrsll TOT s2iJ, and James Mcu.ary
TOT 800, nuk,nS 81, GJ6 In all. rns suit
u lot An EQUITY IA n claim of oy,r
- OJO secured ny Mr.. Dyer from the
koVefnmrni. Ine usmAnds OF In.
deputies are not Questioned Ms to their
fgbtiuI ietS, except that the RESPECTIVE.
aTe la litigation, aui viii be
ut1erminei by the court. 1t IN con.
tented that All claims put Roufisiu,s
should be cut down 90 per ceut. tn.
n0ut allowed all tho aims In full OK.
r-l' that OF MI. McGssTy, whicn was
nxsd 81 $50
IN tho case Of Ed ward 7. Singer
~ shv .. L.. Cily Copper Mfg. com.
a0y, Referee Loo mIs repofloI In
l'ver ~ tue pl'intii for ss35. rne TO.
lot was fiIe.
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BLEW HIS HAND OFF.
Mr.. VIM. Clark, Of This City. Meets
With n sad Accident.

Mr.. VIM. q. Clatk, aged a YEAR,, OF
liz soutn Firs, West street, na. be IN
figuring on going a-hunting on San
day next, sud with that purpose Ia
mind took his shotgun, q double.bar.
relied one, into tho back yard at his
residences this afternoon anu proceeded
to clean II. As has been done ~ many
husdirds OF times, and will probably
occur tomorrow and every day there.
alter, a shell was left Ia QUE OF the bar.
rels and while Mr.. Clark was cleaning
the gun ths csrtfi ige was dis ,harseI
aud practically blow OF the left hand
OF the unsuspecting man. The hand
10 40 badly mutilsted as to make
ampuiation Of the few remaining
fragments n necessity. DR.. Fisher
was called la anu made tho patient
as comfortable as possible.
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Southern California Mission.
Los ANGELES, Csl.,
OctDb.f u 1909

Los ANGELES, Csl.,
r, October n, 1895.
l1hGorjs mo much pleasure, as the
CLERK OF the Southern California con.
efrnoe, 10 report 10 you the pro os.u.
rugs OF our me,tin held In this city.
On fHihy Afternoon El.er Henry =.
iAhhef, President OF the California
hlssloni arrived from San FranciscO.
icing accompanied by nis cousin, N +.
iAnher, anu arrangements were
mAue Iof Sunday school, q branch
"nu eonIoruncs organIzstiOn.
ihis mOrning Sunday at 10 q. M,
W. me- SUI organized n Sunday sch oil
YIN SPOUT twehty pupils. EiJef WIN.
"OouI.ni wa app Iinteu uupsrln.
ohueht 81 Tue Los Angeles Sunday
sonoui, anu Miss Winilreu Woonscoil
oieiary and treasurer, anu Oscar
Berg assistant,
AZ y m. meeting was called to
y,ueI' Alter uevoiiUnal exercises
Eluef Farley Il. Wright was chosen
Pttelieht OF the 4 uthsru California
oln sionce, anu Moroni II. homes a.
c,e'k' branch VI the Church wss
also Ofgsnizeu with IA. JaoObsen prssl.
uenI and Emile Berg clerk. there
NsIe about lofty at our Afternoon
tteNIees, aud they received very Ia
pptsuhR inhtiuctions from Elders
iuyiiey L, Wight, n. A. Tanner.
"lhinm N. Woodland, w. III. Virgin,
ahu John X. Smith. The brethren
treated brady several subjects con.
Mneu IN The redempi ION wrought out
y me savior. Mrs. p L. Wright anu
s, Ethel Granam did themselves
Sn eu,. Ia ienuerlDg the famous hymn,
y My Father"
igvfe were eighty at our evening
ss'YlGss who listened very attentiyely
w EIusr Tanner depict tue rise ami
piqqg'tss OF tho Chufch.
m hlueis John II. Smith and N. A.
tvnhei VIII labor IN San Bernarllno:
p. m, ~, woodland anu Moronl ii.
wgnas In Los Angeles; Farley Il.
nmmkh' and W. ID. Wright In Ssn |
Sister L. woollacott will give an
nj, Tor the Saints IA tails
y next Thursday evening. She de. |
sieciai mention tor her extun-
hospitality. bhe has done every. |
", III htr power to maxi this part
4 ~ mission n success. Her son IA. |
~ oOIlacolt, has also been very klnd
~ vs. anu showed his faith by furnish
fas naii Tor US to hold services In, not
,yr 'nis special mes,ing, but for the
'"s,.e Time since our arrival.
Ing the last year there have been
IA"enly-sight haptisms, anI In Los
sies alone Brothers john II, smith
auu ~. IL. Thomas have been blessed
rh u Tue privilege OF baptizing eIe go,
', ae Ellets anu Saints are very much
D,a win The past success ana future
pto.pech. Alter the entertainment
oono referred TO the Elders in the
.;e Conference will depart to
M. Ii. THOMAS, Clerk.
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LITERARY NOTE.

With the November number Me.
Clure's Magaz ne CONNIE aces the nun.
lica,lon OF "a new Lie OF Abraham
Ia ncolp, which promises TO be unluur
IA many ways. II Ia to contain
complete series Of the portrait. OF Lin.
csln. over forty Ia number, more tina
tniosas many "a have appeared In any
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Waiting for a Storm.

The sheep owners OF Skull Valley,
Tooele coun ~, are anxiously Visiting
for u storm. Peter Is. Condle, who
came Ia from there this morning says
the sheep are sufieriug some because
OF lack OF moisture, aud would he
greatly reliev d by ei her rain or snow.
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Democratic Nominations.

Special TO the Srws.l
OGDEN, utn,Ocl. 25.-At the Demo.
era 10 city conventlo neld this afternoon
he following received the nomination.
u; ~ spencer LOT mayor, Albera
Allen for recorder, Ben TERMS Tor
police Jude, add J. II, Ctitohlow Tor
treasurer
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
.ltale oL HIanrhaIa D. relnL poeeaaed.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN IT THE
~ undeT. lgueli admi llstrator Of the estate
OF blanchard u. fctut deceased. 10 tho cred
Tors %, and all PERSONS having claims against
the SAID deceased, 60 exhibit thom with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after
the nrst publication Of thlh notice, tu tho said
lirowcr retu az No. 80 Constitution building
m sAlt Lake CITY, IN the Couuiy OF SAT- Lake.
Dated Otoher 18Th. los
BLOWER PETTIT,
Administrator Of the estate OF blanchard 49,
pettit, deceased,
Jons n. UANSos. Attorney for Estate
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COM Nj Il Il GA l..
sALr LAKE cLEAnrSo HOUSE,.

sALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO Slis,679, ssme day last
year, slil,sb3.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS
Now York.-Silvsr, 67l; ls,d, 1915.
LOndon.-Siiv-i, ~ l6.lGI.
ORE AND BULLION.
w. \. Mccormick a 20. received TO.
day. silver and IeaI ores, slI,8lU.
L. II. Jones X Go, received tod y:
Base Lulllon, $4,000; ores, IS, 100.
Total, $1,000.
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IL you would resist p leumonla, bror
ohiils, typhoid fsvei, Rnd perelsten
coughs aud colds. These ills sttacl
the weak hnd run down system. They
can hnd no foolhold where the bluo
IL kept pure, rich aud full Of vitality
the appetite good and digestion vlgor
Gus, with Hood's sarsapArills. the QUE
lrue blood puriher.
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Marriage Licansas.

Permission to marry was today
gfanl'd to August swe ION, 20. Of
S 80 Lake Cily, and GsrIie iDahlquisl,
~, u sandy.
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CITY TICKET.
Mayor
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG.
Recorder,
EDWARD l.. SLOAN.
Treasurer,
GEORGE -. PIPER.
Justice OF the Peace,
W. w. Gee.
FOR CITY coUNcILMEN.

First Pfecine,-E. =. Newell, Z. NJ.
Weller, OHon II. Petit.
Second Precinct Jefferson Rhodes,
George L. Bourne, John Allen
THIRD Precinc, Richard z Morris,
Joseph NJ. Watson, II. J. Hayward.
Fourth Precinct-W 4, Dale, Rober,
Patrick, ST., WallerP Jennings.
Filth Precinct--Robert Morris, NJ. l..
Mulvey, George +. Woolley.
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Remaining unclaimed m tho rostoflcs Al
salt Lake City, Utah. on uctobcr2i, isa5 10
obtain any OF these letters the app cant must
call for q lverused Letters" ana givo the date
hey viii no sent 10 The Dead Letter once az
NhahinTtUn. DC.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET
United States Senators.
JOSEPH /. RAwLINs, Salt Lake.
MOSES THATCHER. Cache.
Governor.
JOHN I. GAME, Salt Lake.
Congressman,
B. II. ROBERTS. Davis.
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL K. THURMAN Utah
RICHARD W. YOUNG. Sal, Lake.
THOMAS MALoNEY, Weber.
Secretary Of State.
FISHER s. HARRIS. Salt Lake.
Auorney.Ccneral,
A j. WEBER, Weber
Treasurer.
ALMA GREENWOOD, Willard.
Auditor.
GUY C. WILSON. sanpete.
Superintendent OF Public instruction.
KARL G. MAEsER, Utah.
State Senators.
FARLEY L. WILLIAMS.
GEORGE A. WHITAKER.
JOSEPH s RAWLlNs,
CHARLES K. SAVAGE.
OSCAR W. MOVIE.
House Of Representatives,
DAVID K. ALLEN,
RULON S. WELLS.
John II. MURPHY,
HEBER BENNiON.
HENRY WALLACE.
CHARLES w PENRosI,
okRiN +. MILLER,
CHARLES ]. PENCE,
JOSEPH L, TAYLOR,
ADAM SPIERS.
County Superintenderis Of Schools.
OSCAR VAN coTT.
Judges Third Judicial District.
OGDEN HlLES. salt Lake.
ANDREW HoWAT. Salt Lake,
LIE GRAND YOUNG. Salt Lake.
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BRAUN FOUND GUILTY.
The Hebrew Sentenced 10 Pay a Fine
Oi$ilO and 80 Days 10 Jail.
I'd. washinat,n Discharscd-a pIppie
or Laughter In
Court


} u. me- a.
"'''n btauN' tne accomplished
HsOfew asssyet who was Jailed Of
, Wednesday night last char. ed witt
nnrloinin, tba ,v.,o,., IA
an - -
; " ''"s'' 'PpeA'o' oe'Ote tue oAf
lusucei IN the lice court this m iroi m
rns dofendant,s arpeafanc. indicate,
that iail life WA ma, c,,,.nt,i d, AZ,
'"'
oo' hevef1oeiess he had beer
charged with petit larceny
ami belnR unable to civ,
bo,.ts h.I,a ,,,... A..
,,, ~ '"o lying VI
ieA'. Attorney W. Il Gunter appeared
Tor ihe defense, while Dauiel Harring
ton han lied the n roserution
witn...ss w.,s -.
,, ~. -, SUE eNa'"i"-
w., Wv ,iVs, InpoIthht oi these being
nv W Inshauu ueaiet'H clefk,t whom
suu ,oi' .he oVefc at or ~ %. Fhe
uI "neh selilng the toai, gave
H" y. ~ hsn hhl stated lnat u
w" nsuV ~ ~ JUS WINE
s'cOnihanu store, Braun "a, K
uon W uost p'oke oeisro selling H.
'eiH' Afs.u'"s VI intrinsic value.
.e'snuAht 1oOk tho sand
u e.uue ,us ne cAmeto THIS city
uuec. from NV iofs alOut one wees
sso auu to"k foins nj the huulsi0rJ.
~ ~ ms way 70 buus. Mpniane,
ANo unatse OF 40 assay otllce In that
wy. ne blppru over IN this city 1,
w senlleplao from wnom he ex-
| pso'eu 70 get money 70 carry him 10
Us ue-.'naion. va tue Weihesday
quesuou ns pas.sd out OF tue hol.l
snI sc,p" tne street, anu iIefe was
~ "alol py e,tsnger, who asked
n wi " Vou,s WIN va ca 20 get
moai' NJ gave tho stranger the
.nvuey, anu wse AtetWaris asA-d II ne
eu /" ouy 'ne oso lat which The
,ns,s WIZ ~ nst no stAted
,I,,, Nv Nsn suppileu WHO
a,,s, u,Hht herl an
80. n"y pousu' u oin tue
,pI so.oV' he lhg over TO ths
81 '"sioIu aht setihS cnsnge OF
- sSiu p'ecs rom CLERK Harris. He
.uOn Noh' 70 NslIot 1ui asks III n u
vac coat oouIu De m 'de ~ him Aad
nen so'u u "ou'i oist sl1t 70 have Il
nAou ne ON ieu oe nid better sell
""uu ~ "ent 'he recOnl hAnd Store
'nu eoiu ~ tue p Ice stated. Tue
name OF the Marty .run, wb.r, a.
bousnt the cat Altman n ma naL n
a.Hed by IN, elrrk or his 10, ,s 80
He mad Jms 40 Nav Y ,,k f,an a..
manv n,nn,n 80 III, on uel.
hsd besn 40 tbts cs,a,,s
Ho hal hal trouble win wom,o
X ,nsa. CiIy ,or .,',n "omn ~
rested and 6.d als1 bse, An A., ',',i.
German, m. stt,et car ns.s nooIs
belonging TO Attorney WiIIi.ms vs,, a.
to, coat POCKET wn,n n, bonvnt',
AZ the cJpolu,ion of Inc ls,.n'i.,,,-
t.atim my, Attoru,y gunter nI.sa.d
earnestly for a tiIsnYa.ai sr.ti ~,
the mrf. po,se.si1n of s,aisn ,,,a,
did not show Iaroeny. ami a. m. ~
f,udant mad uot p,.n seen tsL,n, tn.
.,I,,I. ,at.i,ns,,',, Nnh sue
tbs USmmerciaI oa,iilss ' wss ,sI n,, 1Ia'
on, All IN. "a a, $3.50, IuuIo
II was alleged 10 nave Se,n ,ta,an " Sa
IiI not mink tbs ,urt wnnLi ba I,. -"
isI ia acting othsrwIs, tI,.n NJ liz,
tue dis nissaI a,k.i f,r. s"s
Pr secutor H.tfiugton foll,v.a IN
N IN m aryu,,,,nt st.,'n,, H., W., III
donc. INTRO Iucr1. showing tie n.cu,t.,
actions of In. d.f.nd,nt y,y,n', 80
other ma ,. name as his own sus a.
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previous b'ofraphy, ava iucIuIii q
macy important poritai,s tunt have
never be Ure been tublishei.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago. close. Oct. Is.
WhoAt-Decomber, 60haEi May Gl,QJ..
tofn-October, a. november. a. T.
uAts- October, H. December, ~
Iors-oetobrr, 500 December. isl9..
iArd-Oct1ber aud November SS6s
hafley-aJ wv
lye-dsAas
ilaN-plis aJs
limothy-lLsn
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Hoods Pills cure liver III, const-
patton, blliousness, Jaundice. sick
headRehe. q
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srooas AND nangGrs.

NEW York, Oct 2i.-stocka opened gener-
Any lower. LeHther preferred Yieldeu L. Der
cent Latcr sugar Improved !. per ceAt. otnef
shares TO q smaller extent
Tbs volume OF busiaesH decreased FomewLa al
h,ef ~ 10, but ,ho lohper OF specula lou at %
cent
speculation during tho last hour At tines
caine 10 stAndstll, but the iossea, a. rule.
were unimpoftAnt.
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Omaha LiyE STOCK.
south Omaha. Seb., oct. IS.
special Di,pafeh 10 ne NEwa
Cattle receipts. 900! market active. stronger.
Naive hcUves, - 90 S. %.
westerns, l2suafLl5
Cows " 23aLpu
Feeders. il5Uatl5l
No Hhtep,l
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INV YORK, Oct 23.-Monoy on call, NOM.
naliJ 1per cent rilyer, 51.. Lead, si.iA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

On dziekuje, a arcybiskup
ME chce tego, a jednakow6z
bezboznicy z %Jadwigowa dalej
sic b%untuja. Icek ~niewinny =
chamy winni. Stara to kome-
dya.
Gdyby W Chicago by} inny
arcybiskup, sprawl dawno by
}aby inny wzie}a obr6t. Obecne
p~o}ozenie jest tax smutne, tax
ponizajace ola kazdego polaka-
katolika, re rumieniec wstydu
i oburzenia nam ma twarz
wychodzi, patrzac ma przeSla-
dowanie krwi i WARY polskiej'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

g StaDacn Ijed. i Kanadzle $2.U
" Er,opie {koniecznie n~prz6o) $2.5'
w arunk |.
Kakdy, kt6ry zjedna Kato5ii;sse
Goa trzech nowYch abonent6w
prze6le nam "a Mich ca4orocxn1
abonament, bedsle dostawa} 81
5woi2 fatYge przez ca1y rok jedex
sgzeruplarz Katolika darmo.
Personal---very. wszedz;e skrzet
aych, rzeaelnych agent0w;; z%asiu5;j
On nale5ycie wynagrodz;my.
Prezent "a przes}anie carlo
socznego abonamentu dajemy tylto
5ym, ktdrEY naprz6d "a Kntol5iE.,
saaac@.
Kto odbierze z poczty try
sazetY, uvazanym jest ga abopenta j
otpowledzlalnym "a abonamenr.
Kto z1nleni adres, povn1ien
aatychmiast poda6 wvdawcy Hate
Ia@a swoj nowy adres.
Abonentom, ktorzy wyraznle
ale odmowia gazety "a rozredmc.
SVEN listowego iub innego
urzednika p~ocztowego, Ao*olM po-
se{sny s2dzie dalej. Skoro kto
zaprzestanie odblerac gazette, pc
"lnien wpierw zaptaclc, Je&e)l co
<a MA wluien.
Pieniadze "a i ola Ku5oziko
~talezy rrznsetaG przez pocztovy lub
e~1YIesowy Money Order, hIuzas
ser przeselac abonament dol$
Tach pspie1owych, przez Postal
uote, aIbo W jednocentowych lub
dvucentowych znaczkach pocztu
wych, iecz jezeii ahonament, W
c&as sposob przes}any, Wy drodze
nGsepadn'e Eco SIG w tym kraiu
5&r5!Eo lzadko zdarxa0 wydawca
&1Utot;kc Mite bleizs za to ma siabie
otino@lea"lalnoscl. l'ak,a l,sty
nai:aMej Aazrt ma poczcie rtgistto.
0.c. DO wtenc4sz :rzad rucztowy
ASexse ha sieb~ odpowlednaInosG,
IL wraa . zawartoscia dojd2 ia
mieisce przeznaczen,a. Nszelk!,
Iisty orsz przeselki peu'ezue de
Aotolskt a~areso~aG:
H. DerGvwsk1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
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JpoWaznieni sa do kolektowa
ala abonamentu KAToL1KA nastepu-
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zety osobiscie. - Ale kto juz zu-
pe}nie dskfadnie chce adresowac,
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