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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-07

composer, left Paris for Vienna a
fairly wealthy man, and but a few
months ago the enthusiasm of the
French for his works was revived by
presentation at the conservatory
of the temple scene from his al
ceste." A movement is said to be
under way to aid the great compos-
er's impoverished descendant.
An interesting anecdote is being
told in New York about Nine. Melba.
On a recent occasion she took the
part of the queen in THE Hugue-
nots" at a performance at the Hotel
Savoy. During the performance a
little child was playing near the
door. In the midst of one of the
exquisite thrills of the role, the child
became excited and running to its
mother, who was in the audience,
cried in audible manner: Listen
mamma, birdie, birdie" The effect
was magical. The audience broke
forth into a storm of applause.
After the performance the great
singer said: Nothing has ever
pleased me more in all the things
that have been said of me in all my
life"
The color line has evidently been
obliterated by Emperor William, of
Germany, as far as reward of merit
is concerned. Recently he promoted a
mullatto to the position of musical
director of a Prussian military band.
These positions are only filled by
men eminently fitted for them, as in
the armies Of Germany great stress
is laid upon the efficiency of the mill
taTy bands. Sabec-el-Cher, the new
director, is the son of a black servant
who belonged to the late Prince
Frederick Charles. Sabec received a
good education at Berlin and showed
wonderful ability as musician.
When the post Of director of the
band Of the Grenadier regiment be-
came vacant, he was appointed to fill
the vacancy. This is the first in
stance of the kind in that country
and occasioned some discussion. But
as the new director is filing the post
with great credit, the wisdom of the
choice can hardly be disputed. The
incident furnishes proof of the fact
that there are golden opportunities
for the reward of merit, even in Ger
many, regardless of the accident of
birth.
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Enclose a stamp to any agent of the
Nickel Plate Road for an elaborately
illustrated Art Souvenir, entitled Sum
mer Outings" Address ]. Y. Callahan.
General Agent, Ill Adams Street, Chi
cago, Ill.
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(Communica lions for this depart.
ment cheerfully received from musical
readers. Address same to musical edi-
tor, Daily Globe, and forward them
not later than Thursday of each week.
An interesting experiment is about
TO be tried by the International Nav
igation company on the new steamers
built by it for the new line. st.
Paul people will be interested in the
result TO a large degree, inasmuch as
one Of the new and splendid ocean
greyhounds has been named after
our city. This experiment is moth
ing less than the placing of COM
plete pipe organ upon the steamers,
and already the work is under way
on the st. Louis, while another in
Strument is in course of construc-
ton for the st. Paul.
1t has been generally held hereto
fore that the delicate mechanism of
an organ could not stand the trials
and wear of an ocean voyage, and
particularly repeated voyages, with
their attending storms and rough
weather. But the firm of Jardine &
Sons, of New York, claim to have
solved the difficulty, and ventured
to build an instrument, which they
claim will be in all respects first
class, and yet strong enough to be
placed upon seagOing vessel. This
instrument will be at once placed in
the grand saloon of the st. Paul.
The organ itself is not very large,
- L
feet wide. The pipe frame is sup
ported upon the figure of a mermaid
as a caryatid. Nineteen pipes and
fan of trumpets fill the frame, the
woodwork of which is polished ma
hogany. But the details of construc-
ton make the instrument remarka-
BILE. The action is electric, and made
under a patent but recently granted.
Expansion and contraction have
been allowed for the pipes, each of
which has been fastened separately.
Instead of glue, screws have been
used, and brass takes the place of
all iron work
The organ is practically an ex-
pertinent, and must stand the test
nOunced success. But the build
ers are so confident of the latter that
they are pushing the work for the
twin instrument to be placed upon
the st. Paul before that boat makes
its maiden trip. A view of the new
organ is hereby given to the readers
Of the G o b e.
With all of the noted composers of
the day hard at work upon new
works. a number of which have al
ready been completed and had a sue
cessful reading. the season of 1886
will be rather interesting, both in
Europe and in this country. We
mention a few of the more noted
works now in hand in our potpourri.
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esses among its summer colonists.
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane is a great
belle and beauty, and there is no more
popular young woman than Miss Helen
Stokes, whose hospitable and immense
ly rich parents have just finished their
new home, ''Shadowbrook," where
there are 100 bed rooms, besides guam
titles of ether rooms for every conceiy-
able use.
THE HUDSON RIVER COLONY.
Alotlg the picturesque Hudson pref
ty summer girls with great bank de-
posts are as thick almost as the fra
grant pink wild roses. The most inter-
esting, perhaps, is brave little
woman, who manages a great fortune
wisely for herself, and for the best
good OF the many with whom she
shares her bounty. She teaches in kim
dersartens. has sewing classes where
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-07
Salad of Tomato Aspic.

Strain one pint of tomatoes, add one
teaspoonful of salt saltspoonful of
pepper and teaspoonful of onion
juice; add a quarter of a box of
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is great favorite with this bachelor
uncle, and she is pretty sure of a big
slice of her Inheritance upon the day
that makes her wife.
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save Your Money.

If going East, call at Chicago Great
Western Ticket Office, corner 9Th &
Robert SITS, for money-saving infor-
nation
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-07
LOCAL MUTATIONS.

when she appeared at Covent Gar
den, London, recently.
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THE HEART-BREAKER.

dem, and goes in for all of the sports
favored by the end of the century
girl except bicycle riding, SO, young
man, be prepared to talk to this pref
ty young eligible on the subjects
nearest her heart when you meet
her at the Casino hop this summer.
WILL A DUKE CAPTURE THIS?
It is said that dainty Consuelo Van
derbilt's young affections are be-
spoke, or, rather, that her mothers
ambition for her seems likely to be
gratified in her marriage with the
young Duke of Marlborough 1t is to
be hoped that the good common sense
of the Vanderbilts will come to the
rescue, and that instead of gliding the
walls of Blenheim with more Ameri-
can gold, she will marry in her own
country. Miss Vanderbilt will have
s15,000,OO0 on her wedding day, besides
the great white marble palace on Fifth
avenue, in which she was born eight
cen years ago.
A CALIFORNIA BEAUTY.
Miss Virginia Fair is third New
port belle who is handsome, healthy,
wealthy and wise. She has about
twenty millions from her fathers es-
tate to add to the three millions which
she inherited from her mother. Mrs.
Herman Oelrichs, her sister, chaper-
oned the young Californian, and it
is safe to say that none of the society
girls have a gayer and happier time
than Birdie Fair, as she is known to
those who know her best.
Miss Helen Brice daughter of the
millionaire senator, will spend the
summer at Newport, where her father
has leased William Waldorf Astor's
villa, 'Beaulieu," for the season. He
is paying 5000 rental for two months,
which is rather a steep figure, as the
house is solid and comfortable, but
not unusually snowy or elegant. This
very indulgent father, who allows his
family s250000 a year, can be counted
. upon to do the handsome thing by
his lovely young daughter on her we'd
I ding day.
RICH YACHTING GIRLS.
Miss Angelica Gerry and her sister,
Miss Mabel, can claim to be Newport
girls, as they spend their summer on
the magnificent yacht Electra, which
is owned by their father, ex-Commo-
dore Elbridge T Gerry. This palace
of a yacht is around and about New
port all of the season, and the enter
tanning on board is right royal The
Misses Gerry will not come empty
handed to their husbands on their
wedding day, for prospectively they
are heiresses to about five millions
each.
FURBIsH UP YOUR LATIN AND
I GREEK
Miss Elsie Clews, who Is summerin&
at her fathers Newport palace, The
Rocks is another of the richly en-
dowed summer girls You will have to
rub up your Latin and Greek if you
hope to find favor in Miss Elsie's soft
. brown eyes. for she is a student above
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-07
RICH YACHTING GIRLS.

at her fathers Newport palace, The
Rocks is another of the richly en-
dowed summer girls. You will have to
rub up your Latin and Greek If you
hope to find favor in Miss Elsie's soft
brown eyes, for she is a student above
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
Szanowni Abonenci niechai
PREIENT
ssla aebOnentOW II d0fu
pfacacyclR.

y X | e n d arz M ary a n
S Xxi ma rok Panski 1895.
q W so }y Wlersz e.
a. Powinszowania ma wszelkie
przygody, Zaprosiny ma wesele }
nioseneczki weselue-z obrazkamj.
81 PrzygodY Z 0 I k a. =
Clekawe opowla ladanle czas6w
Plastowskich.
~ J5eA abomeI 2onaiejsco-
eUy, zap7ociwszy 2 dolary 2azeq}ego
obomamaentu, prQqnae d0stac codo
piero ,0yszczeg6lnaony preSent
poUlnien roze,n 2 abon0n1e11ten1
nodesta6 5 ce,atoav ma przese2kf
pocztowq. Maczej wcale od mas
podaruaku me dostanie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
NasZ PreZent
zilnoWy
wart przeszlo $l.OO.
(kt6ry dawac bedziemy jeszcze
przez ca}y mieslac Luty
b. r.(
Kazdv nowy abonent,

Kazdy nowy abonent,
kt6ry teraz naprz6d zap8ac'
ca1oroczny abonament, w
kwocie $500, dostanie cd mas
W podarunku "a dolara i 10
cent6w ksiazek z pomledzy
nizej podanego splsu. lakl
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
staremu abonentowl, ktory
teraz ca}y rok naprz6d gazette
nasza cpEaci, wszelako nal
mniei do Stycznia 1896 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
Apis ksIazek. jake
IAATOLIK ma prezent
off :aFslliG.

~ OBRAZKOWY KALEN, :,
DARZ MARYANSKIno roklS93
q dvoma zu&nemai koloropemaa
obrasami, z kt6rych jedee przedstG
ssio KoSciuszke, a drugs R'@eno1
.soietszq rodzine. Cena % G.
p WEsOhY WIERSZOKLE
Ia. Pooieszo,uomeG ma 0s9eSE'e
prsygody zaprosi'sy no weseIe z
spielu obrazkdnai 80 6.
81 PRzYGODY LORKA.
Geko,oe opowiadaasSe e csas6'0 gre
dniesoiecznych 10 Polsce 10 c.
A. PROROCTWO M1CHAL-
rY, Kr6loeoej &c Subby, 13 Sy6il@
s. Jako Nedza W pole smier6
wywiod1a co sic z tego naro.
h;}o 10 q
e) Bajka Irzeeh Braciach, z
ktoryvh dw6ch by}o madrych, a
jeden g}upi, zielonym wezu'
burym koc,e o sroczce bez
OgQna. .....'...' ~V
u Betawa Madeja . G.
81 zyd oiecs,ey tuiac@ 10 C..
81 Testament Piotra Wie1kae'
M G..
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lD Q JAMIE ward 0 W
SKIM. wielklm czarowniku. loc
12) Proro tws c
l3} ZYwot Kosciuszki zoe
lA Mecz n S two
6w. Dzlew1cy Krystyny..-.-- 1Oc.
15) K Subj pod
w edn EN-. ......... lOc.
l6) Ksiaze zecz a d | a
dusz n b znyc n.-..,. SC.
~ POI me d a bajek 20 c
1s) Walek ar m arku
Zabawna powiesc wlerfzem zoe.
19) HISTORYA ALI BA-
BY czyli Czterdzlestu Roz
boiuikow ~ c.
Szanowni Abonenci niechaj
racza W liscie, W kt6rym
przeselaia pieniadze, wyszcze-
g6lnic tytuly ksiazek, jake
pragna dostat, wybierajac tax
aby wartoSG pozadanych ksia
lex ME przewyzsza}a jednego
dolara i dziesieciu cent6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
REZULTAT
naszej zeszforocznejj
piracy.

-
piracy.
Po|aczenie Zjednoczenia
Czestochowskiego Kropi-
dlarskiem, bo gdyby KAroL1K
ME by} zmusi} z}odziejji swieco~
nych choragwi do restytucyl,
nikomuby sic O zgodzie ME
sni}o.
UsmierciliSmy zupe}nie i
cia}o dusze cudotw6rcy Z
Manitowoc. Oba jego pis-
mid}a GosG i DzwoN wiecej
dolar6w Z polskich ch}opk6w
ME }udzaa.
Cd dawna, raczej Cd same
go poczatku naszego lstnle-
MIA, ,bronilismy parafian sw.
Tr6jcy W Chicago, twierdzac'
ze niewinnie ich menazer
przesladuje. Dowodem naszej
sprawiedliwej obrony jest
.nowo wybudowana szko}a
polsko-katolicka przez onych
..schyzmatyk6w'.
Niebezpiecznego zfodzieja
warszawsko chicagoskiego,
,hr." Langowskiego wykry-
llsmy W ca}ej jego ohydzle
Pan Dyniewicz vie, kto go
okradal.
DR.. Infamisickiemu zrobilis-
my reklame odpowiednia jego
wysokim galicyjskim zdolnoS-
ciom, duszac zarazem nlespra-
wiedliwe SloW0, ktore usl}o-
wa}o uja6 mu zaslug jako
karyerowiczowi judaszowskle
mu.
Ia naszym szczegolnle
wp}ywem wykurzono zWlnony
znanego burzyciela parahl
koScio}6w polskich W Amery
ce, klecha Klawittra.
Zdemaskowawszy os}awio-
nego herszta polskich war
cho}6w, Villatte, niby-biskupa,
ostrzeglismy nawet $lepo
urodzonych pred niezaleznym
koScio}em polskim W Amery-
ce.
G}osny szwindel ligi chica-
goskiej dosta} wskutek ma
szych marcepan6w galopuja
cych suchot.
Slawnemu kurnikoWi w
Alberta udzielilismy patent
utrzymywania szk6} parahal-
nych.
Take udzielilismy Wieleb-
nej polsk1e] kopaln1 zfota W
Kalifornii patent sp}acania
d}ug6w koscielnych.
Wykrywszy sprawki para
halnych burzycieli W Omaha,
zmusilismy lenive kropidlar-
stwo do wyrzucenia tych
}otr6w z Zjednoczenia.
Nawet gazety polsko-kato-
lickie W Europe oburzaja sic
Ina takich wrzekomo katolic-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24
y SlpiegacIl lnoskieWSkicl].

Zadne gazety polsko-ame-
rykadskie tyle ME pisza o
szpiegach moskiewskich, lie
pismid}a wychodzace Z kuchni
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w Chica-
go. Sam menazer w uroczy-
stem oredziu noworocznem
|raczy} nam obecnoS6 szpie-
gov moskiewskich miedzy
oami og}osit. Jestto zwyczajem
szpieg6w urodzonych jake
gokolwiek kraju, paleami wy
tykat ma szpieg6w niby =
najetych.
Ciekawi jestesmy, ola
czegoby Rad moskiewski
potrzebowa} szpieg6w miedzy
nami, dop6ki taxi menazer
razem innymi zydami, jako
to Naglem, Noftzky'm t.p.
katolicyzm niby miedzy nami
czesc wo reprezentuja.
Ktokolwiek zna nieco historya
ostatoich lat IS w krajach
cywilizowanych, vie dobrze,
zkad nieszczescie ma narody
chrze$ciariskie spada. Klau-
dyusz Janet (daj mu Boze
wieczne spoczywanie) opisa}
W Francyi uzydowionej (La
France Juive) prawdziwych
zdrajc6w pieknej swojej
Ojczyzny. Arton, Relnach i
Herr, g}6wni bohaterowie
szwiodlu panamskiego, tysiace
Francuz6w do ruiny majatko
wei doprowadzili. A oni byli
fajne zydki obrzezane =
szeszczyahsko = z}odziejskie.
Drajfuss, zdrajca zdegradowa-
ny ma dozywotnie wiezienie
skazany, jest, jak czytelnikom
wiadomo, obrzezanym swinio-
zerca. Kto sic przyczyni} W
czasach TAX zwanej peryody
grynder6w po wojnie niemiec-
ko- francuzkiej do upadku
banku poznahskiego, Tellus
jezeli ME zydzi? Kto g}osuje
pod zaborem pruskim pre-
ciwko Polakom? Zydzi! Kto
handluje polskiemi dzlewcze-
tami ma niemoralne ele,jezeli
ME zydzi? Kto W wszystkich
powstaniach zdradza} Pola-
k6w, jezeli ME zydzi? Kto
ssie krew polska? Zydzi. Kto
TRUE krew polska? Zydzi.
Azali Rad moskiewski tego
ME vie? Wysta~i}by sobie
Moskal Swiadectwo niedojrza-
}osci, oharujac nawet jedne
kopejke ma szpiegostwo mic
dzy Polakami W Ameryce. Ma
czem sic dzia}alnos6 kliki
polsko zydowskiej z Chicago
koiczy? Ma szwindlach /
ha}asach, albo wprost ma
przesladowaoiu krwi polsko.
katolickiej.'
Zadaoiem szpiega jest, ME
tylko wyszpiclowa6 CO sic
dzieje, ale zniszczy6, o lie
MONA, wszelka prace uczci~a,
mianowicie organiczna, pre-
ciwnika. AM tysiac szpieg6w
moskiewskich ME dokaza} by
tego, co menazer zklika swoja |
zydowska.
Ma d}ugie lata czystym
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

sWlnlOzerca Nag1el WSkuIek
naszych artyku}6w. Dowodem
s}owa Wiel. x. S. Radzie
jewskiego, lie. sw. teologii
pos}a do sejmu pruskiego W
wielce zas}uzonym KAToL1KU
g6rnoszlazkim.
La pomoca naszego specyal-
nego correspondents podczas
wystawy W Lwowie wykry:
lismy handelki bezboznego
Szwajkarta W polskim pawilo-
ME.
Stojac zawsze mezoie W
obronie Sw. koscio}a, udo-
wodnili$my narwanym patryo-
tom niedorzecznos6 argumen-
tow przeciwko encyklice
Leona XIII do polskich
biskup6w.
Bardzo .niemile odbijaja sic
o uszy menazera nasze
artyku}y W obronie X. dele.
gata Franciszka Satolliego
| kardyna} Led6chowski
arcybiskup Satolli ME pachna
pod nosem Zwartwychwstan
COW.
Protest administracyi skar-
bu zwiazkowc6w W Milwau
kee, umieszczony mjmo wolf
osla Jab}o1iskiego W ZeoDz1E
udowadnia slusznie skarcona
przez mas niedorzecznosG
obrony skarbu szwajcarskie-
go.
Biskupom amerykahskim
otworzyli5my oczy i uszy
naszym listen do X. Biskupa
HOrStlnanna.
Wskutek nader prawdzi-
wych fotograhi naszych,
przedstawiajacych lewit6w
detroickich Z rektorem
seminaryum, rektor semi
naryIm lewici unikaia
wszelkich przekroczeh praw
Boskich koscielnych - 0
lie moga.
Udzielajac wiernie }amy
naszego pisma Wiel. X.
Majerowi. ostrzeglismy Pal.
tassa, Slisza i Unia pred
Neutrality-suspicious. 'przymusowego
piSmid}a.
Nawet w Teksasie uSmie
rzylismy zb6j6w napadajacych
ma zycie ks. Litwory.
UratowaliSmy paraha W
La Sale. III. pred lewit9
klaWlttrern.
Bardzo wiele innych spell
nilismy dobrych uczynk6w,
"a ktore take w niebie
nagrode odbierzemy. Me
'nniej mas cieszy przeslado-
wanie z strony ludzi, kt6rzy
nieczyste : :: maja sumienie.
Ia prawde Pana Jezusa
ukrzyzowali. Ale dalej broniG
bedziemy Polak6w W Anne
ryce pred szwindlerami
wszelkiego rodzaju. Z kazdym
zas dobrym ksiedzem i z
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

Ilzyllld1 Pod za1Hkle1n. olePdCzS
Nv krozach tez wiecej ME
dokonali. Szwindlem prosta
kradzieza przyw}aszczy} sobie
komende mad sp6}ka wydaw-
nicza, jak MI. to swego czasu
liczbami faktami udowodnio-
no. Szwiodlem szerzy} niezgo
de miedzy ludem ducho
wieistwem polskiem, umizgu-
jac sic dzisiaj, jak Judasz
Iszkaryot do tych, ma kt6rycn
sazniste memorya}y pred
kilku latmi do Propagandy
posy}a}. S}owem ciagle halasy,
szwindel i krzywda, Polakom-
katolikom wyrzadzona, SEE
rokiem p}yna korytem
kuchni menazera.
| wobec znanych tych
szkanda}6w publicznych Smie
ten Izraelita dalej burzyG lud
polsk;, jakoby jacys ,,szpie
gowie' ma Polonia amerykah-
ska nacierali. Powt6rzye
trzeba proSbe: ,Zachowaj
mnieBoze cd moich przyjaci6},
bo Cd nieprzyjaci6} sam sic
obronie'. Podobne oszczer-
stWa rzucane w tWarz
Polakom wAmeryce zasfuguja
ma powszechne potepienie ca}ej
prasy naszej.
Wszystkie nasze uczynki sa
pub]iczne. Tajoych towarzy stw
ale ma miedzy nami. Kazdy
cent ofarowany ma cele
patryotyczne jest W gazetach
pokwitowany. Gale zycie nasze
tax religijjne, jako polityczno-
spo]eczne odbija sic W prasie
naszej. A co, mjmo zachcianek
k]iki. oajlepsze:: w wszystkich
osadach polskich tax silny
panuje patryotyzn tax silna
wiara, il trudnoby znalesc
cz}owieka tax wprost g}upiego,
kt6ryby lud nasz ma Moskali
chcia} przerobit. Wsze lka
jedoakow6z regu}a ma swoje
wyjatki. Tym wyjatkiem jest w}as,
ME menazer zydami go otaczajacy-
ILL W ou1CcSO.
Me twierdzimy, ze jest na zo1dzie
rosyjskim, bo tax pod}ych kreatur
nawet Moskale zuzyG ME moga, ale
jest ma zo}dzie piekielnej tradycyi
brzez anego chrzescianstwa,
kt6re pr6cz samolubstwa i dolara.
1nnych bog6w ME uznaje.
A w}asnie ten szatahski prad W
przechrztach wieksze zadaje rany
sp6leczehstwom chrzescianskiem cd
szpiegostwa p}atnego.
Badzmy wiec spokojni. Zaden
szpieg moskiewski ME zdradzi mas,
DO ME ma co zdradzac. Mimo pry-
watnych usterek, mimo czubienia
sic, jestesmy jeszcze narodem ma
wskros .chrzesciansko : katolickim.
Ale to zawsze KAToL1K twierdzi}
twierdzieG bedzie, re predzej spokoju
miedzy nami ME bedzie, az klike
polsko-zydowska Chicago usmier-
cimy. Mormon, przechrzta, fajdak
cd stopy do sanlej czupryny jest
naczelnym redaktorem naczelnie =
niby-katolickich pism. Mdwimy
Naglu Jego zas patronami SO inni
zydzi, 0 lyle sig cd niego r6zniacy,
il niekt6rzy mich maja tytu1
{, ,panie ksiadz''
lyle o szpiegach moskiewskich.
PkACIC IA KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

dzienly W przyk}adnejj zgodzie.
Co daj Boze, Amen.
| BANK[ MYDLANE.
y roku za}oby narodowej
wszysscy sic pogodza.
\ o-
Kto nie jest kropidlarzem, ME
jest dobrym katolikiem.
Kto nie jest narodowcem, ME
jest dobrym patryotq
kto ME popiera seminaryum
detreickiego jest bezboznikiem I
zdraIlce ojczyzny.
Rad centralny juz sobie da
rada z Moskalami, Niemcami,
i innymi djab}anai.
A1Skarby narodowe, milwaucki
i szWajcarski, SO jedynym dowodem
mi}osci Ojczyzny.
sKlika chicagoska siega po "a
ochrzconych zyd6w 1 Zmartwych-
wstahc6w.
j o.
KAToL1K winonski pojdzie Ia
,pokute'' ....
Protest zarzadu skarbu mil
wauckiego sic utrzyma wobec rzadu
centralnego.
SNagiel wiecej W piatki vie
praowych ogon6w ME pozera.
Kazio MAJ manek jeszcze d}ugo
W swym organic ma KAToL1KA
pisaG bedzie,
Menazer mic ME vie Smierci
sp. x. Mielcusznego.
X. Hipolit G6rski pfakaf mad
trumna sp. x. Drazkowskiego 49,.
i p}akac bedzie.
Abraham Won South Chicago
mic ME vie O Siorze NIT die 2-3
bachurkes.
Paitas popiera polskie .,feraj-
ny" i ,,hgarza " Ameryce' ola
czystej mi}osci polskosci.
Szwsj jkartek nigdy ME handlo-
wal pamiatkami amerykahskiemi z
E-Berlina.
Szpiegi moskiewskie sic mnoza
wedle listu pasterskiegc menazera.
Kato]iczka Jakihskich czyli
Smulskich tylko WARY broni.
Ochrzcony DJABEL chicagoski
sic poprawi.
Boc1AN chicagoski spac bedzie
na jednej nodze - bezstronnie>
Liga jeszcze niewdzieczny SWAT
nawr6ci.
Polskie kopalnie Wielebnych W
Kalifornii pokryja wszystkie d4ugi
paraialne.
Hasa Zwiazku Narodowego
N zamek ognio-i-z1odzie ejotrwa}y
Lewici detroiccy przychodza do
rOzumu.
Mnichy milwaukee, teskna "a
murami klasztornemi.
Polska bedzie tym roku,
Bez szajstr6w wiara katolicka
zaginie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

Po|aczenie Zjednoczenia
Czestochowskiego Kropi
dlarskiem, bo gdyby KAToL1K
ME by} zmusi} z}odzieji swieco,
nych choragwi do restytucyl,
nikomuby sic o zgodzie ME
Snilo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

kazdym dobrym Polakiem-
katolikiem i nadal zyc be-
dziemy W przyk}adnejj zgodzie.
Co daj Boze, Amen.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-24

klch pisarzy, jak piatkowy
swiniozerca Nagiel wskutek
naszych artyku}6w. Dowodem
s}owa Wiel. x. S. Radzie
jewskiego, lie. sw. teologii
pos}a do sejmu pruskiego W
wielce zas}uzonym KAToL1KU
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-02-12
Now is the Time.

The benefit 10 be deprived from a
good medicine in early spring is
undoubted, but many people neglect
taking any until toe approach Of
warmer weather, when they wilt like @
tender flower 10 the hot snn Some
thing must be done to purify the
blood, overcome that tired feeling and
give necessary strength. Vacation is
earnestly longed for, but many weeks,
perhaps months, must elspse before
rest can be- INDUCED in. To impart
strength, and to give feeling of
health and vigof throughout the sys-
tenn, there is nothing equal to Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t seems perfectly adpt-
ed to overcome that prostration
caused by change of season, climate
or life, and while il tones and sustains
the system it puri6es aud renovates
the blood.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-02-12

PROFESSOR Newcomb has declared,
from astron omical considerations,
that the earth went slow and lost
seven seconds between 1850 and 1869,
and then went fast and gained eight
seconds between 1862 and 1872.
A Boston woman is lecturing on
the newest of sciences, teaching that
unpleasant feelings create harmful
chemical, products in the body, while
benevolent and cheerful though Is
have contrary and most desirable
effect
Rats must have access to water or
they die. A trapped rat may easily
DO tanned BY allowing no water but
that offered In spoon, for tho ores-
ture soon learns to recognise the
hs~A which supplies this sliimpos-
taAt psesAsaxv.