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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
Knew His "Biz. g

Adlai stevenson is a pretty sharp old coon. When he saw the 16 to l craze coming along, he just moved himself over in to Alaska and cooled off. He kept on cooling off until the craze itself got cool, so that nobody knows where he is at now and don't care much. The probability is that if Joseph Blackburn could have done the same thing, he, too, would have cooled off, and would have said fewer things that he may wish here after to unSay.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
No Better Choice Could Be Made.

There is every reason to believe that Secretary Carlisle will be the democratic nominee for president in 1896. He is grow ing in popularity every day, and at the convention of democratic clubs at Lan- caster, Pa, yesterday the resolutions spoke of Mr Carlisle as tour great sec retary of the treasury" All political signs point to the fact that if the sound money men control the next national democratic convention the presidential nomination will go to MT. Carlisle.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
Pile In the A ponv.

In French it is "velo.' in German it's rad" in Italian it's "velocifero, in Spanish it's "bicicleta," in Chinese It's "fol chai," in America It's bike" in Bel eium it's "geweelsnelryroettra nensbrekergestel' and then the tires collapse-EXchange
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
Good for Her.

Perhaps it is not generally known that the editors wife is doing the editorial work on the imes-Recorder of Americus Ga. And what is more and better she is doing it faithfully and well. Now Is she a specimen of the coming woman? She's not only coming, she's already here and in good shape. We like that sort, we do -Eufaula Times.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
A Rose bv Any Other Name.

Foraker of Ohio has kept quiet so long that some of the Washington newspaper paragraphers seem to have actually for gotten whether his name is Joseph or Joel Benson, hence they content themselves with calling him Fire Alarm" n0twith- standing Senator sherman once solemnly asserted that wasn't his name.-Sayan- nah News.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

ngExCLUsIvE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATED PRESS. UNITED PRESS, NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATED PRESS, NEW YORK Asso- GATED PRESS, CABLE NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD AND SUPERB SPE- GAL STATE SERVICE.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

the Salisbury government Is not abso- lutely deaf to common sense and human ity, and that the case of the unfortunate woman will be taken up. Better late than never
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
An Advantage. Certainly.

A canvass of the leading newspapers of the country shows that a large majority of them favor short presidential cam paign next year Certainly it will be best for the country in every way.-Alabama Tribune
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

The energetic work of our live immi- ers6on agents is having its effect and we S,onfidently expect large immigra- tion from the North to the South this winter. In fact, the tide has already turned, and the immigrants are on their way. From a Chicago paper we learn that an immense congregation of swal- lows assembled in Lincoln Park on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the ad- visibility of moving South for the win ter. The discussion, carried on in the tree tops. was long and animated and ended in a resolution to proceed south the next day.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
It Was Unofficial.

Who says Pennsylvania Is boss-ridden state? She had total eclipse of the moon Tuesday night without ever asking Quay for permit.-Courier-Jo ournal.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

agThe present management or ,be AGE-HER LID has no claim
 a,,s+ advertiaerss or subScrib- CTS prior to February iA'ii' Under decree of court acGOuiA's up to that date have been sou and transferred, hence canceiieo aa betxxeera the debtor and thiS paper.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
Easily Made to Be Broken.

In these days political parties exist not because of the records they have made, but because of the extravagant promises in which they indulge.-Dallas News.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
Has Been Badly Hurt.

A western newspaper says that tits deliquent subscribers are meaner than dirt because dirt is nothing more than dust. and dust settles. .''-Newspape Maker.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
Southern Pig Iron for Steel Making.

Philadelphia Record, September 8.
 The sale of 25, ,000 tons of Alabama pig iron to the Carnegie Steel company of Pittsburg, Pa., Is an event of much greater significance than the mere fact
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
The Natural Result.

Negro colonists to the land of free sil- yer and low wages have brought back with them nothing but sad experience, empty stomachs and smallpox.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

A great deal was said about a railroad bill in the last Legislature. Is that the "Railroad Bill" that is now at large.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
THE EDITOR AT LARGE.
At Poker.

Two souls with but a single thought To win that pot of mon But the timid man was bluffed out by Two hearts that beat and won.
 New York World.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

doctor is rarely seen In funeral procession-it is too much like a talior taking home his work.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

The Kansas City Times thinks the iron makers are going to form trust. Such a thing is impossible. The iron masters in one district may form a trust, but mot all over the country. As well might the farmers try to form a trust. The Times says the movement Is intended as the first steps towards raising the pres ent tariff on iron from s per ton to the Mckinley tariff of $6 per ton The pres ent tariff is S4 per ton, not s.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08
THE TRIAL OF CAPTAIN SUMNER

There is room for suspicion that Captain Sumner now on trial before a court-mar- tial on the charge of neglect of duty and incompetence as displayed in the dock ing of the Columbia, is to certain extent the victim of prejudice.
 Lieutenant-C Commander Alibone was mercless in his testimony, as was Lieut.. J. K. Helm, watch officer, and it is said that it was easy to detect touch of bit terness in their evidence.
 Captain Sumner charged that the Co., lumbia was structuraly weak, and this lead to his being arraigned before a court-martial. In this connection 1t is significant that larger and stronger structures are now being put in the Co., lumbia.
 However if the Navy Department must have a scape-goat, one is easy to be found.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

A Chicago woman fell dead in her tracks
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

In mythology we are told that one day the god who drives the chariot of the sun went off on a fishing trip and left his boy in charge The young fellow drove the sun out of it's orbit and played smash generally with the heavenly bodies. While Cleveland is off fishing his clerks are running the Government. Clerk Conrad decided that the office of Minis ter to Mexico was vacant and turned Ransom out to grass. Clerk Bowler de- cides that the sugar bounty was uncon- stitutional and raised a howl from the sugar planters. When the fish cease to bite the government machine will again feel the touch of a master hand,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

pr Forbes Winslow of London, who is now in this country, is the man who had Mrs Maybrick's death sentence com muted to life imprisonment. He firmly believed that the arsenic found in her husbands stomach was given him by the doctor. He thinks Mrs. Maybrick will eventually be pardoned. pr. Winslow ..fA>been largely instrumental in having the insanity plea recognized. Previous to 1S44 it had never been considered, and no matter in what mental condition a criminal was, if he was found guilty of murder he was executed.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

Speaking of the time allowance of 2e 1-10 seconds granted the Defender an expert says: "The difference in appear ance and in all-around ability between the old and new types of yachts is marked The bows and sterns are now trailed out over the water. This length of overhang at both ends is the result of the racing rules by which a yachts time allowance in race is chiefly reg ulated by her length on the water line. Builders at once sought to construct racers which would contain an untaxed power They immediately added length above the water line, and when the mod ern boat careens over heavy wind pres sure these long overhangs become partly submerged, and in thus supporting the craft give her an added power beyond that represented in water line length solely. Of course sail area is also meas ured, but it is not so expensive to the yacht. That is, 1t would require large additional canvas area to represent the time which one additional foot of water line length would enforce for the benefit of the smaller yacht in the race"
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

Now comes MT. Eugene V. Debs to the front with a manly letter of denial that Mayor Hopkins was responsible for the railroad strike. He states most emphat- ically in the letter that the Mayor had nothing whatever to do with it's incep- tion, directly or indirectly; that the per son alone responsible is Eugene V. Debs.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-08

Several leading officials or the Ten nessee company went out to Blossburg on a special car yesterday. In the party were MT. Roberts, MT. Bowron. MT Hill- man, MT. Mccormack and others. Bloss- burg is fifteen miles west of the city, on the Georgia Pacific railroad. It is the property of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company. A year of two ago the Tennessee company opened a small mine at Blossburg in an experimental way, and now 1000 tons of coal day is being mined The officials were well pleased with what they saw, and espec- ially with the big coal washer which is doing excellent work. Incidentally they looked over the route of the new rail- road which will form link in the rail- road system that the company will build. The charter for this new railroad com pany has been taken out and the route is being marked out. One incident of the trip to Blossburg illustrates the im- mense business that the railroads are now doing, Although the distance is only fifteen miles from Birmingham to Blossburg, it required two hours for the special train to make the trip there, and two and one-half hours for the re- turn trip. At almost every siding the special was side-tracked to allow freight trains to pass. This is in contrast to a trip given the Southern beauties by MT. J. Warren Worthington during the re- union. The special train on that trip made a days run over the Birmingham Mineral and was sde-tracked only two or three times. If the Southern beauties should take the same trip now they would doubtless wrinkle their fair brows in anger at being side-tracked so often
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
Imieniny.

Dnia % Wrzesnia 1885 T., t. J..
W Sobote, W parafi sw. J6zefata
W Milwaukee, Wis, uroczyscie OBJ
chodzono imieniny ks. Wac4awa
Kruszki, Dyrektora wyzszej szko-
4y, oraz Profesora stenografi,
gimnastyki, kaligrafi i jezyka
w}oskiego.
Pred szko}a ustawiona by}a
nader pieknie ~dekorowana Drama
tryumfalna napisem ,,Witaj
M~istrzu".
Brame zdobi}o so choragiewek
o barwach polskich i amerykah-
skich, przypominajacych oraz
owych so syn6w, o kt6rych marry
Ks. Kruszka.
Liczne grono przyjaci6} ks.
Kruszki, goscinnie podejmowanych
przez solenizanta, najrozmaitsze
zlozy4o mu Diary, kt6re wielkim
smakiem dobrane by4y, a sk1ada4y
sic z ko}ysek w6zk6w dziecinnych,
ca{ych ~wyprawek ola ma}ych ,,be-
bik6w", faszek do ssania etc. etc.
Przyniesiono r6wniez oko}o 4 tel
pc poludniu sp6zniony podarek
solenizantowi, nader starannie opa.
kowany i przyozdobiony z%ielenia j
kwiatami, kt6ry zawiera{ 5 g}6wek
cielecych, jedne swihska a jedne
barania z poteznemi rogami.
rs. Kruszka, zobaczywszy to,
zemdla4, a zrozumiawszy, re Gale
imieniny byly z}osliwa checia
dokuczenia mu, postanowi{ opuscic
ijeszcze pred Jubileuszem miasto
Milwaukee a wyjechac do Brazylii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
rza} ma po}owice 2 z%dumieniem :
czy to sen, ely ma jawie.
Wszystkiemu temu winien t.


cry to sen, ely ma jawie.
Wszystkiemu temu winien ten
Dyniewicz swojemi maszynami.
lie tam w{os6w sic najezy}o, lie serc
stroskanych smiertelnem prawie
bio tetnem, lie rozczarowan, lie
wzdychan, lie strach6w nocnych,
lie 1ez, ma byczej sk6rze, mi}y ozy'
telniku, ME wypiszesz.
Przysz}y katalogi. Pan by
niewicz ME przebiera}. Byleby
ch4opi chcieli czytac, zaraz maszy
ne nastawia@.
Pomyslaf sobie, ma co W Eu
ropie pisza, jezeli ch}opi W Amery
&c ME maja czytac?... Do Pozna-
MIA, Krakowa lub Warszawy chfoT
pc ksiqzki pisac ME bedzie. Bo
adresu ME INA i po drugie "a ,,tah
SIZE" pieniadze amerykahskie ma
szyny literature wyt}ocza.
Zjawi}y sic i prezenciki i pre-
zenta. Kt6zby z ch}op6w ME przyja4
HAWAI- literatury "a ,,darmo." IL
opfate abonamentuz CORY zawita]
kalendarz z proroctwami 0 ciele
duszy, nawet 0 cieletach iprosie-
tach. Pan Dyniewicz z pod maszy
ny wszystko g4osi} = doczesne
wiecZne.
Jezeli vice ~szerzenie cswiaty
miedzy ludem tax olbrzymie robbie
i robi postepy, ma co panowie Z
Europy sic gniewac?
My tutaj W Ameryce Ojczyznt
juz odbudowal1smy. Many jednt
hale polsk2 W Chicago, kt6re.
tytuf ,Pu1awskiego" do mas nalezy.
a reszta Z dominant do zyd6w:
Druga PREY Bradley Noble ul.:
r6wniez juz Ojczyzne z grobu wy
dzwignela, DO pod dyrekcya zmar
twychwstania lyle:
Bruki naszych Mast So swiad
kami naszego zycia. Many poetow:
pisarzy, literat6w bez liku. Wydzia.
oswiaty -ligi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wystara} sic o patent, "a pomoca
kt6rego sig tylko dziurke W czupry
ME wywierci i ch1opu sic jasnc
zrobi, jak gdyby mu obuchem
wszystkie gwiazdy, z reszta astrono
mil, pokazano. :.
Zatem, panowie z Europy, ME
protestujcie! Sens moralny naszegc
zycia publicznego jest, by} i bedzie,
re sic bierze co pod reka.
Cieszcie sig z }%aknacych pra
gnacych oswiatY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
PkACIC "a WIARUSA!
GIN1Esz z GkoDU \

GINIESZ z GkODU moze
8 ME wlesz o tenn. Rozumie SIG, ze
ladasz trey razy ma dzien, zaspa-
kalajac W ten spos6b potrzeby
zo}sdka, lecz m,mo to mozesz
umrze6 z glodu. Me sam tylko
zc}adek odzywla cia1o. Krew Jest
TEN, CO podtrzymuje organy zy-
GLOVE. Jezell ia stanie sic skrzep}a
| ME wYpeinia swych funkcyl,
posliek ola organ6w zostaje
wstrzYmanY. DR.. Piotra Gomozo
osysci krew j nadale organom move
zyole. Zrobione korzenl i zloi.
Do nabycla u miejscowYch agentow
Gomozo. Aptekarze ME moga go
kupid. Piszcie do DR.. Peter Fair
ney Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
Prenumerata WynOsi rOcZnie
w Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a u n k i.

Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety,
uwazanym Jest "a abonenta i odpo-
wiedzialnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma.
tychmiast poda6 wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonehtom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowegos lub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs p~ose}any be-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbieraG gazette, %powinien wpicrw
zap1aciG, jezeli co "a MIA winien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
ley ~przese}aG przez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order, MONA
tel ~przesefaG abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych lub dwucen-
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
iezeli abouament, W TAXI spos6b
przesfany, W drodze przepadnie Eco
sic W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdarza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial-
nosci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
ma poczcie registrowa6 DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie cd
powiedzialnosc, re wra z zawartos-
cia do ida ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przesefki pie
Meme do W1ARUsA adresowac:
II. Derdowski
ll3 w. 4-th Str.
W1NoNA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
I1aniebnie.

W numerze z dnia 1890
WrzeSnia L. b.. wydrukowalismy
prosbe wybitnych rodak6w naszych
z pod Prusaka wzgledem kradziezy
literackich. Powsta}a ojczyzna z
letargu. Powsta}a ME ma moskala
nj niemca, ale ma zbola}e "a ojczyz-
ne piersi w Ameryce. Powie-
dzieli nam pos}owie polscy, redak-
torzy, bankierzy, szlachta i ME
szlachta, re my, polscy amerykanie,
iestesmy pod wzgledem literackim
i dziennikarskim prostymi z}odzie-
jami. Panu Dyniewiczowi szcze-
g6lnie sic dosta1o, jake fachowemu
z1odziejowi literlackiemu.
Przypatrzmy sic nieco bllzej
tym ciezkim zarzutom. Pan Dy-
niewicz pracowa4 ola pana Dynie-
wicza. ,,Dawajcie, bracia rodacy
pieniadze, DO drugiej, trzeciej i
dziesiatej mi trzeba maszyny do
drukowaniaw Drukowa1 tanio, dru-
kowaf wiele, drukowal zawsze, ME
pytajac sic autor6w, czy pozwolaa
czy ME. zagl6wka jego tez pre-
drukowywa}a artyku1y gazet
europejskich, poczawszy cd uczo-
nych az do opisu spalonego' chlewu
ma Kaszubach. Interes szedl = ME
galopowa}, DO deny Lofty i far
my ksiazki bankowe ciagle spie-
wa}y spiewaja: mein Vaterland
muss groesser sein = Dyniewiczo-
wo musi bye wieksze. Coz ludziom
do tego!?
Oswiata sic szerzy}a. Ch}opi,
chciwi wiedzy, czytali i k%upowali
co pan Dyniewicz ia jarmarkach
wystawia}. Cfopi ip}acili. Odezwa
wzgledem ~tuzinowych maszyn ME
przebrzmiewala 0 ch}opska inteli-
gencya. = Pan Dyniewicz musi
miec wiecej maszyn, vice siegaj do
worka dalej posy4aj! CHOP chcial
czytad o wierszokletach o Twar-
|dowskim, 0 zakletych zamkach o
pannach m}odych, do kt6rych PREY
jezdzali panowie m}odzi, o Madaju
i rataju i 0 wszystkich innych
cudownych rzeczach.
Przeslabizowawszy pol stro-
lnicy PREY swietle }ojowem, chop
sic zachwycai. snilo mu sic wedlug
programu. Widziaf czasami djabla
rogatego ocuciwszy sic, przczeg-
nal sic naboznie, Widzial i czarow-
nice, a budzac sic z strachu, spoj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03

kwiat parafan, miejscowy
proboszcz niechaj milczy.
Menazer mu pokaze, jak
para6a trzeba zarzadzat, jak
,~schyzmatyk6w trzeba gro
mic' jak najuroczystsze
naiswietsze mice wystawlenls
Najswietszego SACRAMENTO
al diva razy dziennie. Para.
hanom }uski z 6cz spadat
beda, czytajac o swietosciach
chicagoskich, kt6re miejscowy
proboszcz tax haniebnie zanie-
dbuje.
Zjednoczenie jest pod
opieka najwiekszego zakona.
Fakt udowodniono. klel
swiecki jest ma to, ably s}uchat
co mu podyktuja, albo ably
sic dzielic "a przeciw.
Wszystkie bezzecehstwa, sic
gajace lat kilkanaScie, So
oszczerstwem bezboznych ma
rodowc6w i W1ARUsA.
MISREPRESENTATION chodz'
iedynie o najczystsza Ware.
s%zajstrowi o ~obserwowanie
sz6stego przykazania Bozego,
Mamie O reszte uczclwoscl.
TAX uchwalono, tax zade.
kretowano. TAX bye musi.
Cthopiska W wsiach: Detroit
Milwaukee, Cleveland
pustkowiach; Grand Rapids,
Manistee, Bay City, Winona,
Pittsburg i innych MECH
Bogu dziekuja "a swiat}o z
cnotliwych przyleg}osci szaj-
strowego. cielska, lub z
centrum cha}atu Ickow !
Abrahamow.
O~jczyzna wnet zmartwych-
wstanie, wiara zatryumfuje,
a d}ugi krociowe niechaj =
ch}opi dalej op]acaja. OF
sens moralny pc moralnem
zwycieztwie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
MAST AGENCI:

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
MIA abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu-
jacy nasi agenci m%ieJscowi:
BAY CITY:p. Alex. Niedziel-
ski.
FIR. Szram, 1928 Michigan ave.
WEST BAY CITY:
Antoni Piechowiak.
BALTIMORE: Fl. Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
DULUTH: Jan Munko,
10 Lake Str. N.
HURLEY, IRONWOOD, BEs.
SEMER. = Hipolit Pawlicki.
ISADORE: Jak6b Rosinski.
JOLIET:
Fir. Koz}owski 1906 Scott str
LA SALE:
Wine Czapski 1901 - 8 ST.
LEMONT: Kahn. Buszkiewicz.
MANISTEE: Andrzej Sciba 1928 str
MARINETTE-~M ENOMINEE. =
Teofl Rock.
MENASHA WIS, Waw. Chybicki
PITTSBURG, Pa. - Michalsk,
J6zef 1906 - 1908 Carson Str.
South CHICAGO: L. Zag6rski
e42G Superior ave.
SOUTH BEND: Anton Beczkie-
wicz Cor Chaplin s. Durham str
STEPHEN, MINI. - J. T. Kan
rowski.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa: - Oohaia
Mioha{ Custer Str
WILNO:p. Juliusz Zaczek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
I NV P0LSKlCH
W AMERYCE.

BAY CITY, Mich. Pan
Wincenty Przybyszewski, by}y
nasz kasyer powiatowy, wy
kupi] cd akcyonarysz6w z
Detroit polski tygodnik
Prawde i Gala drukarnia tel
gazety. Zap}aci} "a wszystko
razem, ii. "a gazette i dobrze
urzadzona drukarnia, 800
dolar6w : co jest bajecznie
taoio, gdyz lyle warta sama
maszyna. Prawda, za}ozona ma
gruzach Pielgrzyma Polskie-
90, przez wichlacza i nieuka
Leona Olszewskiego, cd
samego poczatku liche mia}a
imie W Detroit, i nawet, pc
upadku Olszewskiego, TAXI
mocarz piora jak DR.. Laskow-
ski, ME zdo}al jej ratowae
cd bankructwa. w chwili
przejscia W rece P. Przyby-
szewskiego, miala W Detroit
tylko 400 dobrych abcnent6w.
Akcyonarynaszami byli: KS.
Rzadkowolski, proboszcz pa
rahi sw. J6zefata W Detroit,
ks. Janeczek, proboszcz
tamtejszej parafii czeskiej, DR..
K. Laskowski M. Domzalski,
g{6wna 6gura Cd s}awnego
Detroickiego Stowarzyszenia
PoIskiego- Rzymsko Katolic-
kiego. Wszyscy poniesli ma
niefortunnem wydawnictwie
znaczne straty, najwiecej zaS
pieniedzy utopi} W MEM ks.
Rzadkowolski, pomimo, re
ten W ostatnim czasie wiecej
przesiadywal W drukarni, niz
W pleoanii, i namietnie prze-
sladowaf inne gazety polskie
i ich wydawc6w, by ME psuly
mu businesu. Mafo kto przecie
ubolewa ma tym ,krachem",
owszem So tacy, kt6rzy sic
z tego ciesza, az So to pre-
dewszystkiem parafianie sw.
J6zefata, DO CT w ostatnich
dniach juz lekliwie OBSERVE
wall swojego proboszcza, czy
tel zawik}any bushes drukar-
ski mu czasem bzika do
glowy ME napedzi}.
Pan PrzybYszewski przenie-
sic Prawde wraz z iej drukarnia
do Bay City. DR.. Laskowski
tymczasem pozostanie redak-
torem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-03
AZ DIVA DOLARY pt

AZ DIVA DOLARY po-
smiertnego must teraz W
miesiacu Pazdzierniku zap}aci6
kazdy czlonek Detroickiego
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