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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

democratic leaders who opposed the
presidents financial and tariff views.
Thomas w. Vreeland, a BlackwelPs
island patient who is insensible to
pain, suffered knives to be jabbed
into him at the New York Academy Of
Medicine.
Three firms Of shipbuilders on the
Clyde, England, have decided to re-
open their yards. The government Is
said TO have strongly minated it's de-
sire that the lockout should cease.
Rev. DR.. Isaac II. Reittr, rs, who
was president of the Heidelberg Uni-
vorsity at TiGin, o., and clerk of the
ynod of the Reformed church of the
United States, died at his home in
Cincinnati of congestion Of the lungs.
Florence Wallis, member Of the
Fencing Master" company, which
played at Middleton, Conn, was serl-
ously and perhaps fatally injured by
n fall at the opera house. She fell a
distance Of 10 feet. 1t Is feared that
she has sustained concussion Of the
brain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
NEW YORK SWELLDOM OUT IN
STYLE.
BOXES SOLOAT FANCY RATES
Eighty of Them Bring SAG, 000-More
Entries than Last Year-A Time
When Ruddy, Compilations, Bright
Eyes and Fine Gowns Abound-So-
ciety Season Opens.

New York society was on annual
parade all of last week during the
horse show at Madison square garden.
Just what society will do when the BIZ
cycle relegates the horse to the mu
scum doesn't bother swelldom. 1t is
going to use it's equine friend as a
foil for it's own display as long as it
lasts. The show this year is unusual
ly attractive, and the chrysanthemum
crop is exceptionally prolific and the
chappies in great abundance. Besides,
society has hardly recovered from the
thrill of the Marlborough-Van
wedding, and it is glad of an excuse
to keep up the thrill seven days longer
The boxes have sold about twenty
PEI cent. higher than last year. George
Gould got his old box this year, but
had to pay $500 for it. Others who
paid the same price are N. G. Reynal,
f. x. Sturgis, w. A. Duer, Orme Will
son, Mrs. Norman l.. Munro, J. p. Rod
man, w. A. Duer Ga second box, John
Stickney and G. p. Morosini. The first
pick was bought by Edward Thaw, of
Pittsburg, for $3.50. The $500 bids of
1892 were not approached to be sure
but then that was the year before the
panic. The sales of boxes-eighty in
all-aggregated $43 900, an advance of
$4,000 over last year This is taken
as an encouraging sign that society is
in improved financial condition and
that it will manage to worry through
the winter.
The beauty part of the horse show
Will be more dazzling than ever fan
Cied. The horse show marks the open
ing of the society season in New York.
1t is followed by the grand opera and
the balls of the winter. Thanksgiv-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Death threatens Russias CZarina.
The crisis in Turkey Is growing
more acute.
Spain Is said to be ready to offer
Cuba modified home rule.
Turkey makes another one of it's
promises. 1t will attempt to restore
order.
The Cuban rcVolutionists are getting
Captain General Campos hcmmcd in at
Santa Clara.
A new Turkish ministry has been
formed, with Hall Itifat PaRha as
grand viHier.
Lord Salisbury Is said to have con
ldentially proposed to the powers the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Turkey.
Massacres Of Armcnlans continue
and II Is said the Turkish government
has ordered the total determination Of
tho Armenian race.
A formidable uprising of Druscs IN
Syria adds to the seriousness of the
situation In Turkey. European war
ships are significantly gathering.
A copy OF the treaty between the
French government and the queen Of
Madagascar has reached Washington.
The terms give France practical con.
troll of the llova government.
The president Of Brazil has sane
toned a credit to refund duties on
American imports imposed while the
reciprocity treaty was In force, against
which this government protested.
New evidence against the llyams
brothers was brought out in Toronto,
Ont, six Witnesses tcstliylng that they
saw II wound on the dead mans head.
The crown considers this testimony OF
the utmost value.
A special cable dispatch from IIa-
vana, Cuba, says that General Rolon
has issued orders TO insurEont forces
TO burn all country settlements In the
island. Colonel Molina has defeated
the rebel leaders Sacrct, Perez and
Nuncz and carried their positions ut
the point of the bnyonct.
The Canadian department Of marine
and fisheries has been notified of the
loss of the schooner ltivcrdalo, near
Southwest point, off the island of An.
ticosti. The Rivordnle was owned by
Alfred Lapouvcrc of Gaspe Basin,
who was also The master. 1t Is be
loved that he persisted with the crew,
numbering three or four.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
POETS AT ODDS.

AprWpoe Of the fact THAT the post of
poet laureate being still vacant may
account for the sad lack Of brotherly
love between certain makers Of verse
In England he cable tells this story:
"NOt long ago Eric MaCkay wrote a
poem in honor of SWinburnc, but
Swinburnc did not acknowledge the
receipt OF the copy of the World con
tanning the poem. Then Mackay
wrote to Swinburnp, saying that, al
though he meant to include the poem
lin his new book, HE should omit
SWinburnc'S name. l'hiS is Swim
bllrnc's reply: "Mr, Swinburne bcgS
to inform Mr.. Mackay, whose name Is
unknown to him, that he did receive
the number Of the World inquired
about, and is happy TO learn that the
lines inscribed to him which appeared
In it will not lrappcar under that in
Script0n.'"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
NEW USE FOR BICYCLE.
Inventive Yankee Rigs One Up to
Turn an Organ Crank.

Danbury, Conn, Nov. 1S.-Charl"s
Close, an inventive Yankee, has dis
covered a new use for the bicycle. He
is a musician and has the ability not
only to play but make almost any
sort of musical instrument short
time ago he made an instrument that
plays ten popular airs better than any
hand organ ever heard here.
Still the Danbury Yankee was not
satisfied He found that before he
had wound or ground out half the
tunes in his wonderful music-boX he
had to stop to rest his aching arm. TO
overcome that unpleasant feature he
constructed a bicycle with driving
wheel in the place Of the usual lear
wheel The machine was made sta
tionary by placing it in framework
and elevating the fywheel from the
floor.
A fywheel on the organ, connecting
with the bicycle by broad belt, did
the rest. A day or two ago Mr.. Close
and his wife celebrated the tttieth
anniversary of their marriage, and on
that occasion Mr.. Close entertained his
guests by mounting the scat of his BIZ
cycle and playing the whole repertoire
of music in his unique machine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

ing, always spent at home, follows it,
and the horse show people who do not
live in New York take long journeys
to see that imposing event-the in
auguration of the season. Gowns are
new, coats smart. Ruddy compilations
and bright eyes abound. The duke of
Marlborough will be sghtseer.
Twenty foreign friends of the duke
will accompany him on different
nights.
The entry list shows a correspond
ing increase. The total is 1900, only
twenty-siX more than last year. How
ever, it is the highest mark ever
touched. There are 12l classes against
Ill last year. Many New York ex-
hibitors, in accordance with the
wishes of the Horse Show directors,
will stable their horses at home, bring
ing them to the garden only on the
day and hour appointed for Judging.
Among the men who will exhibit are:
j, j, Astor, ]. +. Baudoine, Thomas
+. Beard, August Belmont, Oliver H.
J.. Belmont, the Belle Meade Farm, w.
Gould Brokaw, Howard Carroll, II. G.
Cheney, p. +. Collier, Anthony Doel-
ger, a. J. DreXel and George w. C.
DreXel, of Philadelphia; Raoul Duval,
+. Gebhard, c. j. Hamlin, Harry Ham
lin, c. J. Havemeyer, S. S. Rowland.
G. b. Hume, II. S. Kip, Col. Lawrence
Kip, ]. i. Knapp, Alfred b. Maclay,
Robert Maclay Samuel 7. Peters, I.
Luis Onativia, W. Seward Webb.
James +. Widcner and George d. Wild
cncr, of Philadelphia; Marion Story.
James \. Striker H. Mex. Twombly
Winthrop Rutherford and Louis Stern.
The women who won eight first
prizes and twenty-five prizes in all
last year, promise, If the list of their
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

liJitors are: Mrs. Kate Cary, Mrs. w.
y. Grand, Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg,
Miss Kate Shauss, Miss Louisa M.
Bell, Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens, of Cas-
tie Point; Mrs. John G. Moore, Mrs. c.
Oliver Iselin, Mrs. T. Luis Onativia,
Mrs. Pierre Ronalds, Miss Anna Nc
Intyre, Mrs. Robert S. McCreery, Mrs.
John Gerhen and Mrs. w. E. HOFFMAN.
Mrs. Marion Story Emma Eames)
will try for the blue ribbon in the
pony class with her pretty little pair
Lady Ethel and Lady Elsie, while
Mrs. E. II. Hartman has been bold
enough to try her luck in the tandem
class. Mrs. T. Suffern Taller will ex-
hibit the harness mare Gladys form
erly owned by Harry Hamlin. AID,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
IMPORTANT POINTS.


st. Paul Nov. Is Judge Kelly has
filed his decision in tho important case
of the state Of minnesota against the
Great Northern railroad company
The state wins its suit The Great
Northern and Northern Pacific may
not rntcr into their traffic arrange
mcnt and Judge Kelly grants the writ
of injunction MS prayed Mhilc the
case swings OH what appears to be
preliminary motion. that for an in
junction, the decision virtually deter
mines the whole subject, since it goes
thoroughly into the matter, discus
sing the whole body Of the argument
for and against the legality and pro
prioty OF the proposed arrangement.
II is remarkable that Judge Kelly
arrived IT conclusion exactly on
posed to that OF Judge Stubborn, who
passed upon the s;llne Qucs-
ton in the United states cir
cut court whore the case MAS
heard on tie motion OF pcarsall for an
injunction against the road The dc.
cision just filed will be read with III,
tercst by the lawyers ard railroad
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

from George S. Gagnou comes a prize
of $l5O in money or plate, for the best
appointed runabout.
M. q. Pinkney offers two specials of
500 each, in money or plate, that
will appeal particularly to the younger
elment of the exhibitors. One is for
the best pair of ponies Other than
Shetlands), mares or geldings, over IL
hands and not exceeding II hands,
used as road ponies They are to be
shown in harness. The other special
is for herd of registered Shetland
ponies, consisting of four mares in foal
or with foal at foot, and one stallion,
all to be owned by the exhibitor. The
ponies are to be shown in hand.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
ODDS AND ENDS.
Stray Bits Of Information for Seekers
for Some New Thing.

Mrs. Feeder has opened a restaurant
In EllnWood, Kan.
John $. Bolton, Il blind man in 4
Philadelphia asylum, has built him
SELF a folding bed in the back Of
which IS n mirror, before which he
stands while shaving.
a variety dealer in the town OF
Ulster announces his wares as fol-
lows: bibles, hlackhalls and butter.
THStamcnts, tar and trcaclc, goodly
books, and gimblctS sold here"
Barry Cornwall. who wrote I'm on
the Sea, couldn't cross the channel
without suffering terribly. His wife
used ON such ocrasious to sing to hln
his own songs.
King Oscar OF Sweden and Norway
is today the only monarch who ocra-
Sionally dOnS his crown, His ma jcSty
wears 1t every time he faces the par
Lament Of either Of his two kingdoms
\ recruit 4 feet j - inches tall, and
n Years Of age is the pride Of the
Scots guards he is the talleSt man In
the British army except 4 royal artll-
lrryman. who measures q feet & L.
inches
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

men in the United States. The points
of the decision are: The proposed
traffic arrangement is consolidation;
under the laws Of the state of Mime
sofa the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific roads are parallel and
competing lines; the traffic arrange
ment is, therefore, contrary to the
public policy of the state and the gen
eral laws of 1874 and 1881; the de-
PENDANTS charter does not contain,
either in express terms or by neces-
sary implication, the right to make
such agreement or consolidation; thai
If any such power was given, the
charter was subject to amendment by
the legislature and by the laws re
ferred to.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
THE FLESH BRUSH.
In Lieu of n Sponge Bath 1t Is Invigor-
ating and Complexion BoautifyinH.

1t liz not always possible to indulge
In tho sponge bath, but the daily use
of the flesh brush need not be denied
anyone, no matter what are the diff
tlculties attending travel and unsatis-
factory surroundings. Few seem to
roali2o the great advantages derived
from vigorous use of the flesh brush
or the flesh glove.
Said prominent physician recently;
THAT longevity Is promoted by fric-
ton there can be little doubt. The de-
clining energy and decay from age
appear to arise, or at all events are
accompanied and accelerated by the
gradually decreasing energy of the cir
culation. and the use Of the flesh brush
restores energy to the parts. II is
therefore recon mendcd as n panaC n
for premature decay. and all the dis
eases depending on It," 1t takes but
4 fcw minutes TO give II vigorous rub
hing to the entire body on jumping ont
of bed in the morning, and the hcuc-
fetal results will amply repay the
time and trouble
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
HOW CoMrLENlONS ARE MADE.

We have been picking up the art of
cosmetics that is, OF hcautityiup, i'll
more or less degree, by fragments the
last twenty years, First people took
an tdCa that baths were the one thing
necessary to grow NrlvrtN skins and
clear eyes Next, somebody else ran
on with the notion that diet was
rather Indispensable which It is,
truly Then somebody starts up With
TIL idea that friction, or massage, or
pivotal movements We're the keys to
beauty, and others remain persuaded
that some magical potion OF loiou
swallowed or rubbed on ut niGht will
tntallhly render them beautiful as
Venus Tho treatment for acquiring
beauty is an all-arouud matter. It
eompels attention to every intluene'
which tells upon ones physical and
mental wcll-hoins, namely diet, etc,
the etc standing for such trincs rs
air, water exercise, circulation Of the
blood sleep, dress, occupation, temper
and u GOOD many other things.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

the noted high school Russian stallion
has been enterd by Mrs. f. G. Bourne.
several special prizes will be award
ed. One is in plate, to the value of
800, offered by Mrs. John G. Heck
sher, wife of The secretary of the asso-
cation, Tor the best pair of horses and
the best appointed Victoria or cabrio-
let. The horses are to count so per-
cent, and the carriage and appoint-
ments so per cent.
Messrs. Strauss and HeXter offer a
superb silver cup, valued at $500, to
be competed for by the horses taking
first prizes in classes SIS, 81, SO and GIL.
which come under the general heading
of horses in harness. The horses are
to be shown in appropriate vehicles.
Charles f. Pratt offers a 500 prize.
IN money or plate, for the best road
team four-in-hand), and a similar
guerdon is donated by the Hotel Me-
tropole for the best unicorn or spike
team, to be shown to appropriate car
riages
George b., Hume offers 500 for the
hes harness tandem, the horses to be
owe. II and under Is hands, while
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21
HORSES WILL STAY.

In the Rider and Driver is a letter
headed, Modern Inventions will in
crease the Demand for Horses As
the first result Of the bicycle is good
roads. the author believes that there
will be IAN indefinite multiplication
of horses and vehicles for the old.
the fat. the crippled the awkward
and the large number of persons who
do not like to hestride a wheel or
who must carry packages. The
hor>eleSS carriages will be play
things of use limited to good pave
mentS ana good ,urupikeS. No
fear should be lost on the competition
Of these recent inventions. They
viii all helm. not hinder the horse"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

Henry Fink has been appointed e
coiNer Tor the Norfolk & Western rail-
way.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

The king of Portugal expressed mis-
qualification at the oordiality Of his
reception at potsdam.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
GjmnazYum po|skie W Gle
Sl1nl6

nareszcie bedzie W przysz}ym roku
szkolnym otworzone mimo wielkie-
go zmartwienia tych, ktdrzy agitujq
W mysl ,,Schulvereinu'' niemiec-
kiego. Nadsy}ano rozmaite maize !
znaczne Diary, kt6re dosieg}y kwoty
As tysiecy horen6w. Lud Slash
dobrowolnie sic opodatkowa}. z
Galicyi, Kr6lestwa, Wiekopolski,
navel z "a morza, z Ameryki
przys}ano ofary, a najwieksza p.
Jerzmanowski z Nowego. Yorku.
W marcu podano prosbe do Rady
Szkolnej z prosb2 o zatwierdzenie
i pozwolenie ma otwarcie, a gdy
p1erwsze podanie ola pewnych bra.
k6w formalnych zwr6cono, wys}a}
ponowna prozbe 2 I'm. starania o
nauczycieli So toku. Dotaad
zg}osi}o sic do pierwszej klasy 80
syn6w ch}opskich; liczba ia wkr6tce
niezawodnie sic co najmniei podwoi.
sekretarz wyraza nadzieje,ze pomi-
mo rozmaitych germanizatorskich
pogr6zek, z pomoca Boska i ludzka
uda sig wszystkie przeszkody pre-
zwyciezy6, pozwolenie rzadu uzys~
kaG i dzie}o upragnione W biezacym
%jeszcze roku do pomyslnego dopro-
wadziG skutku.
Dalej polecono r6wniez zarzadowi
,Macierzy" otworzyc osobny komi-
tet, kt6ry ma :wypracowac i og}osi6
drukiem W jezyku polskim i ME
mieckim ma danych statystycznych
oparty memorial krzywd, jakich
ludnoSc polska ma slazku doznaje,
przedewszystkiem W dziedzinie
szkolnictwa oswiaty.
Ma wniosek w1oscianina Pre-
wozniaka, wsr6d hucznych oklas-
k6w uchwalono wyrazi6 podzieko-
wanie p. z6ktowskiemu "a nalezyta
odprawe dana odstepcy Molinowi.
w kohcu przez powstanle
wyrazono wdziecznos6 wszystkim
redakcyom pism polskich, kt6re
sprawe gimnazyum Z zapa}em pc
pieraja, a przewodniczacy, dzieku-
!jac raz %jeszcze wszystkim "a PREY
bycie i udziaf W naradach, zamkna}
posiedzenie. .
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
- Alez ia ME pytam 0 owce.
No i byd}o chwa9a Bogu
tez zdrowe!
tez zdrowe!

Kqpa1 see,
Antek! Nieznosny ch}opaku,
przyirzyi sig, jaki ty brudny jestes!
Czy ty sic ME kaplesz woale, czy
co.,.
A jake, prosze PAM mai
strowej.... Przeclez zesz}ego lata
kapafem SIG, az diva razy W Odrze.
egomo6c (starajacy sic o
reke c6rki pewne] wdowy, kt6ra
sauna ma ~jeszcze zamiar wyiscla "a
maz.l kaskawa PAM, oddawna luz
byio mojem najgoretszem zycze-
men,.
w dowa a: Mech pan tylko
mowi wYraznle. cheese pan bye
ojcem moje] c6rki lub tez sYnem
jej matk1?
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
SZLASK.

OPOLE. Dnia IS maja
toczy}a sic pred tutejszym
sadem sprawl przeciw robot
nicy Nary Wyrwis z K,
kt6ra by}a posadzona o kra-
dziez.W d. 28 marca br. odby:-
wa}o sic wesele w Damaraczu.
PAM m}oda, c6rka cha}upnika
F., zarzucala swemu narze-
czonemu, re bardzo czesto z
1nnemi dziewczynami tahczy
i placzac opusci}a sale
usiad}a sobie ma 1awce W izbie
przyleg}ej, poczem wkr6tce
zblizy}a sic do niej owa Wyr-
wis, niby chcac ia uspokoif,a
tymczasem skrad}a jej z
kieszeni portmonetke zawie-
rajaca 1925 NIX. Gdy. PAM
mloda z 1awki wsta}a, chcac
goscinnemu "a cos p}acic,
spostrzeg}a, re pieniedzy ME
ma. Zaraz pablo podejrzenie
ma Wyrwisowa, kt6ra tylko
sauna przy PAM m}odej
siedzia}a. Take pewien gosc
widzia} z okna. jak Wyrwiso-
wa tel %ostatniej cos z kieszeni
wyciaga}a. Z}odziejka JUL
by1a diva ray karana "a
kieszonkowe kradzieze. Sad
skaza} ia teraz ma diva lata
do domu poprawy.
BYTOM. Przez nieostroz-
nosG hamulcowego Kroto-
chwila zosta} zabity dnia IS
Iutego robotnik Piekarski W
kopalni ,,Richterschacht
Krotochwil wciagna} wbrew
przepisom winde pred wyda-
nym W tym celu sygna}em.
Piekarski dosta} sic wskutek
tego ~pomiedzy Sciane winde i
zosta} zmiazdzony. Sad by.
tomski skaza} teraz Kroto-
.chwila "a lekkomyslne zab6j-
stwo ma try miesiace wiezie~
MIA.
RACIBORZ. w zeszlym
tygodniu posz}a wdowa J6zefa
Czich do sieni piekarza T.,
gdzie usiad}szy, zacze}a pic
gorza}ke. Kr6tko potem
upadla ma ziemie. Ludzie
myself, re kobieta jest tax
bardzo pijana i pos}ali pc
policya. Ale gdy Czich lad
nego znaku zycia z siebie ME
w%ydawa}a, pos}ali pc doktora
Breslauera, ktory juz tylko
5mierc wskutek paralizu m6g}
stwierdziG.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13

NOWY SALON Braci Grie-
sci, W bloku Pelcera,z gf5wnym
wchodem Cd Market ulicy,
Jest wiele obszernie1szy. ani2eli
byl ten, kt6rY ci panowie dorad
dzierzvli. Przyciaga mianowlcle
gosci ia okoliczuosc, 2e W
g16wne, sail sa stofy i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto osobny pok6j
ola chcacYch s;edzie6 osob-
no. Ludzi W tej, pc starokraj-
krajsku ), urzadzonei oberzy
zawsze lak W ulu, iecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego znzada, z zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " cafem
mie6cie wygodniejszej gospodY
ME znajda, jak u Griesl6w, a W
poiaczonej ich z salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupiG,
co z miasta ola kuchni / stolu
sprowadza6 musza. Powietrze
tax W salonie, jak j groserni
jaknajczystsze / W obydwoch
'zawsze przYjemnie ciepfo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-13
oszczednosci, gdzie So nietylko
dobrze przechowane, ale jesz-
cze przynosza odsetki.
TO. OWO

CHRZESCIANSTWO W
JAPONII. Niezwykle szybkie
przyswaianie zewnetrznych
form cywilisacYi ME pozosta}o
bez wpfyuu i ma duchowy
rozw6r Japohczyk6w. MOVIE
formy zyciowe ODDLY sic na
religijnych wierzeniaoh miesz-
kahcow Japonij. Chrzes;iahst'
wo, wpro vadzone przez missy
onarzy hiszpahskich i portu-
galskich jeszcze W p%oczqtkach
XVI wieku, ME mogfo czynid
postep6w posr6d narodu
nieczu}ego ia nauke mitoscl j
przebaczenia, | lstotnie wbrew
rozporzadzeniu r6wnoscl
wyznah Japonii, chrzescianie
Japohscy byl1 upo6ledzepi; ME
douierzano I'M j watpiono 9
ich patryotyzmie. W niekt6-
rych prowincyach ulegali ma
wet przesladowaniui ME wolno
i'm navel zajmowa6 urzed6w
~panstwowych. W}adze miejsco'
we robily misyonarzom
chrze5ciahskim najrozmaitsze
trudnoScl, W szkotach japoh-
skich ME znoszono wca]e
Dauczycieli chrzesclanskich
Obecnie journal de Geneva
donosi, il ostatnia wojna
zm,epita catkowicie pojecie ia
pohczyk6w O Chrzesciahstwie.
Cd chwili rozpoczecia krokow
wojennych chrzescianie W
Japonii okazali szczery patryo-
tyzm; tfumnie uczeszcaali ma
nabozenstwa, o%dprawiane ma
intencye wYiednania zwyciezt
wa ola ore&a japohskiego,
brazil udziat W dobrowolnych
=k|adkach ma chorYch i ranio
nych Japohczyk6w,a zolnierze
chrzescianscY udawali sic IA
wojne. Dow61 zcy ME moglj
naehwali6 sic postepowania
zo}nierzy Characterization, a "
dodatku znak czerwonego
krzyza obudzi1 poszanowanie
navel W pogahskich szeregach
armii. ), Wojna = pisze genew
ski organ - zapewnita nauce
chrzesciahskie] zupe1ne zwyciez'
two W nalbll4szej przYsztosci.
MEODZlUTKI Litwin pre-
je2dzaf niedawno przez Kr6le'
vice; podr6zn1k ten liczy
dopiero lat 9, njedawno straci]
matke i obecnle dqzY do OLGA
zamieszka1ego W Ameryce. Ma
Level rece nosi bla}a przepaske,
ma kt6rej wypisano wielkieml
g}oskami ,uprasza sic uprze]
ME PIP. urzednik6w oddat
mnie nastepnym, dop6ki lie
dotre do miejsca przezna.
czenia.' Ch}opiec udat sic dc
Berlina, ztamtad pojedzie dc
Hamburga, gd2ie znaiduje sic
stu2bie l6 letnia siostra jego:
nastepnie udadzq sic oboje dc
Ameryki. Malenki wychodzca
cieszy sic og6lna sympatys
podr6zujacych.
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