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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-12-10
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DEBS LEAVES THE JAIL.

| (From the Chicago Daily Chronicle. J
No such magnificent demon
stration as that with which Eu-
gene V. Debs was honored last
night (Nov. 22) has ever been wit
messed at Chicago. Never before
have hundreds tramped in the
rain through the streets of this
city singing, shouting for joy and
cheering to welcome a man just
released from prison. 1t was
a spectacle which will be ever re-
membered by those fortunate
enough to have SCENT and one
which in a measure savored of
the triumphal return of Roman
warrior rather than the coming
from a prison cell of a leader of
the working people. And not u
1.-THE of those who participated in
the strange demonstration real
lied that they were doing some
thing never done before, some
thing which will live in history.
EARLY in the afternoon 800 dele
gates representing various trade
and labor unions, assembled at
the Chicago and Northwestern
depot to take special train for
Woodstock and greet Debs on his
first step into freedom. Presi-
dents and vice presidents of a
score of labor organizations and
and all the men who are regard
ed as leaders by the organized
working people were there to
testify to the esteem in which
they and the organizations they
represented held the man who
had served six months in jail for
doing what they applauded and
Endorsed.
When this delegation, which in
it's object has no precedent, ar
rived at the seat of McHenry
county, when these men beheld
the careworn face and gaunt
figure of Debs, whom they al
most idolize, when they saw the
marks which confinement had
left upon that once stalwart rail
road man, there was a scene
which is without parallel in his
tory. Those braWny toilers,
whose emotions and finer sensi-
bilities are stifed by sordidlives
they are compelled to lead, wept
and cheered and. laughed and
cried as they stood there in the
snow. They fell upon their hero
and kissed him in the sight of
thousands. Those who were
nearest him lifted him upon their
shoulders and bore him through
the ranks in triumph, that all
might touch his hand, and they
carried him through the quiet
country town away from the
frowning bars and bolts of the
Jail
RECEPTION IN CHICAGO.
His reception in Chicago when
the special train arrived was, il
more temperate, fully as emo
tiona]. A great crowd packed
the depot, the viaduct and the
bridge, standing in the driving
rain to see Eugene V. Debs
When ne appeared ne Was agar
raised up the strong arms of his
admirers that the crowd might
see his face and he was carried
across the viaduct. But he pro
tested mildly against this exhi
bition of enthusiasm, insisting
that he wanted to walk with 1.-THE
boys" A carriage was in wait
ling, but he firmly refused to ride
and, taking his place half wa,
down the line, in the midst of
group of his friends, he strod,
along through the mud and rail-
down the echoing streets be
tween lines Of people who STOOD
in the storm to see Eugene Y
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-18

. der, IL was destined 20 emerge from me-
ds9val obscurities, starlike, Sirius-libc
into the open sky OF fame. Otherwise not
much need be said OF the island, it's en-
placement In the sea, its general aspects
and possibilities.
The genesis Of Napoleon touches a re-
markable ethnic condition. Nearly all OF
the West Aryan races have contributed TO
the population Of the island in which he
was born. The substratum was perhaps
that old Etruscan life which preceded the
Italicans in Italy. The first foreign colo
nists were Greeks, out Of Ionia. These
gained supremacy in the island, but were
overwhelmed at lcngth by the Carthagin-
ians. Tho Roman ascendepoy came next,
and lasted for seven or eight centuries.
Thon followed the Vandals, and after
them the Huns OF Attila. Ethnic infiu-
ences had meanwhile reached second
time out OF Africa. Many Mauritanians
came over and settled In Sardinia and
Corsica; and then, in the Dark Ages
there was a Saracenic conquest
More important than this was tho es-
tablishment of Norman power In the Is.
land. The people and the architecture
alike show traces Of all these remote but
potent influences in determining the final
ce-character OF the Corsionns who after
the fifteenth century, became essentially
Italian. The race is thus composite i'm It's
derivation TO as great n degree as any peo
plo In tho world. Besides tho cthnic or
igin, the cnyironment--tho narrow con-
fines Of the island, its mountainous char
ncter, its pleasant situation In tho pcllucid
waters Of the Mediterranean, its easy dis.
tancc from tho long bending line OF ono of
m -
tended powerfully, 10y tho reactions OF ma
turc on the humah animal. 20 establish
and confirm the small insular race whose
ono man was destined 90 give 1t conspic-
uous place in human annals
Tho BuonapnFtcs wcro true Corsicans
The family reaches back obscurcly into tho
Middle Ages. Tho name is Italian. and
shows linguisticnlly on origin as rcmutc
as tho Renaissance 1hcru were Italian
as we'll rs CorsiCan BuUnnpartcs A fam.
lily OF this namo lived in The Tuscan CITY
OF Sarzann. another perhaps, i'm Genoa
and another az Florcnoo Examples are
found In which the spelling Is given thus
--Buona Partc They uf Sarznna werr
ennobled in tho sixteenth century. and
continued & write their nauio with IA ~.
or de- until tho epoch when the Great ono
was horn The noblosse, however, bcoame
attcnuatod, both in Tuscany and iu the
island whercto branch of the family, at
some unknown date removed aud csthb.
lishcd itself at Cofto or Ajaccio
II would appear that the Corsican Huon.
ap8rtcs kept an interest IN Italy whence
they originated They concerned thom.
selves in the affairs Of Tuscany, a. we'll ~
with those OF Gcnos Doubtless they g.
gardod their Importance aud rank as hay.
ipg been deEisSdffet&1t 1ths rnsihlaal apd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-18
ny,ng ar tho time when the first emperor

Dying at tho time when the first emperor
OF the French came into the world.
About the birth of great men cycles OF
fiction grow. Friends and enemies alike
invent significant circumstances The
traducers Of Napoleon have said that he
was illegitimate--that his father was the
French marshal Marb9uf. They also say.
or better grounds, that the marriage of
Letitia Ramolino To Carlo Bnonapartc was
not solcmDizcd until l7G7--that tho first
two children were therefore born out Of
wedlock. On tho other hand. the idol
worshipcrs would fain have Napoleon
boru as god or Titan. Premature pnngs
seize the mother at church She hurries
home, barely reaching her apartment when
the heroic babe Ia delivered, without an
accouchor, oB piece of tapestry inwrought
with an cfigy of Achillesl This probably
occurred IL was tho 10Th OF August. l7GD
AS "A matter of fact, there was no omen IN
heaven or carth--no sign that a beautiful
peasant had been delivered Of conquerorl
JoHN CLARK RIDrATH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-18
The News New and Popular Music.

AIR.-"NoSAN KIsTA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-18

Women m0y DO ranged into two differ.
ent Glasses, the one having n large anu
The othor n small thumb fhe first. hav
Ing more Intelligence than feeling, Is wise
from history; the second, more feelinf
than Intelligence. is wise from romance
Are you dcsirous TO win the love Of O.
bcautifrl young woman with square finger
ends DO steady, nnd with good sense re-
sist allvaptlvating airs, and do not forget
that she Joins 60 a respect for tho suitable
the love OF influence and rule; possesses
mind far above sineulnrity and vulgnrity.
Woo woman with n strong palm, con.
ical fingers and small thumb. Three
things govern hor-indolencc. fancy and
feeling New York Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-18
NAPOLEON B0klPARTE.
Monograph on the Famous
"Man Of Destiny"
FAMILY OF THE GREAT CoNQUERoR
HiF Mother n Hicmnn Of Rare Beauty and
Heroic Qualities--A Bit OF Family His.
tory-siGniGcanco of Piece of Tapestry
Inwrousht with an Emgy.

Copyright, 1906. by John Clark Ridpath.l
I.-ORIGIN.
The meridian Of Discovery and the par.
nllel Of Conquest intersect at the birth
l'lnco Of Bonaparte. The blrthlinos OF
Cessar and Columbus, drawn-the one duo
yycst from Rome, and the other due south
f,om Genoa-cross each other within a
f1w miles OF Aiacciol IL is odd.
Corsica Is shaped like a megatheTium.
: he tony head Is thrust into the strait Of
} onifacio; the long back 10 bent towards
ally; tho thick tall projects in the dircc.
I IN Of the Upper Riviera. Tho destined
e. w lies between tho fore legs, ard tho
g. 400 there IL q small gulf Tie island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-18

T.. TIA roNArARTE. MoTHFR OF SAroLEog
lSts st. skntchcd fat on the sea. shows
~ ~ black spots on the side: thcy are
no1ntains. There are veins also, ana
tl; 2 orc swift STRAINS; small circles In
few placcs--towns. The AREA of the broad
ado is 3.3T6 square miles. II Is moro than
fwi e as big as Rhode Island-smailcr
son swhat than Connecticut And the
por iiction exceeds quarter OF million
4 the towns here marked, we are con.
cr I'D with only two. COrte and Ajaccio
TtI former Is the old homo Of the BuOnn-
y. zee; tho latter, the place 20 which the
fn1nly removed just nj the time when, by
f,r birth of a man child clad with thun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-18


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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
z Chicago.

w tutejszych ko}ach Zjed-
noczenia Katolickiego ME
bardzo sic smuca z mi]wauc.
kiej schizmy. Nasamprz6d
BOWEN liczba cz}onk6w
Zjednoczenia ciagle wzrasta,
potem w Milwaukee tel ME
wszystko zloto w nowo zalo-
zonem zjednoczeniu, co sic
swieci. Juz czterech umar}c
i'm cz}onk6w, wskutek czegc
pierwsze assessmenta beda
dosyc s}one, ma pierwsze
poczatki.
Milwauczanie, jake ludzie
sprytni i obeznani z publicz-
nemi sprawami, chicagoskich
madrali sic ME bali. Straszyri-
ski dosyc namasaczyi.
Centrum Zjednoczenia dzieli
sic ma Chicago i wschodnie
stany, mianowicie Pennsylva
MIA i Michigan.
(Milwauckie stosunki So
WIARUsOWI doskonale znane.
Me potrzebuja sic W Chicago
cies7yc, re Milwauczanie zaraz
przepadna. Wszelkie poczatki
So trudne. Schizmy W1ARUs
ME pragna}, tylko reformy
W kasie posmiertnej i sjlnej
dzia}alnosci miedzy m}odzieza
ma korzyst sprawy katolickiej.
Wobec KoScio}a Unia, Zjed-
noczenie Stowarzyszenie
milwaukee, stoja ma r6wni.-
Przyp. Red.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
SZLASK.

SAD przysieg}ych skaza}
robotnika J. Ostrzazka z
Ma}ych kagiewnik ma 9
miesiecy wiezienia "a czynny
.op6r przeciwko lesniczemu
Richterowi, kt6ry go schwy-
Gil ma kradziezy. Nadto skaza{
sad przysieg}ych wycuznika
J6zefaM oczygembe Lowosza
(?) W pow. Oleskim ma S lat
do domu poprawy (cuchthau-
zu) "a krzywoprzysieztwo.
NOVA gazeta polska ma
bye za}ozona podobnc cd I
kwietnia w Kr6lewskiej
Hucie. Beda ia wydawall
ksieza, a kierunek jej bedzie
ten sam mniejwiecej, co
,Kuryera G6rnoslaskiego".
Ten ostatni przestanie wy
chodziG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
poska led MoskaIem,

KSIAZE Mieszczerskijz ,,uczu-
cia sprawiedliwosci' - jak sam
powiada - przytacza W ,,Grazda-
MIME" try ,,wo}ajace o pomste do
nieba" przyk}ady Z praktyki ma
czelnik6w ziemskich W Rosyi. Prey
k}ady rzeczywiscie oburzaj ace, Jeden
n~aczelnik pozyczy} cd nauczycielki
pieni2dze i n%astepnie, zamiast dug
oddac, szerzy} oszczerstwa o biednej
dziewczynie;drugi gwa}tem ,.kupif"
"a trzecia czesc wartosci majatek,
kt6ry mu sig podoba}; trzeci zmu-
si} gmine W swoim okregu, ably
mu w~ystawi}a wille, naturalnie ma
rachunek gminy. ,,Jezeli przYk}ady
tie - powiada ks. Mieszczerskij -
SO prawdziwe, to jasnem jest, re
skoro ia sic o mich do~wiedzia}em,
to z lepszemi szczeg6}ami dowie-
dzia1 sic o mich gubernator, a tym-
czasem ami jeden z trzech naczel-
n1k6w ziemskich ME zosta1 usunie-
ty ofobowiazku.
Ola ,,Grazdanina" GAIA kwes-
tya W tenn, re ,,nie usunieto ma
czelnik6w tych cd obowiqzkdw"
a ME widzi i ME chce uznac tego,
re IKE ley juz W samej instytucyi,
kt6ra W jednej osobie }aczy w}adze
administering i sadowa zaraze :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
TO | OWO.

Wo}aja Far7zeusz 2 Ra-
daiejewa chaja South
Chicago: Panic, Panic. Lecz
g5osy ich przebrzmiewa1a; SO
y&osami wolajacemi la puszczy.
2 zakladan,em bo3nlc ME
9alDlnych sadzilo wlelu chFo~
p5w, BE bedz'e zgoda. A tn
ma95 babo pIacek! W Cleveland
fe45en CHOP nlezale2ny dru~
gogo wyklina.
Z wszystkich c2tonk6w rzQdu
aaDtralnego nsrodovcow IRA
wiee Macieje Tski jest najza-
sar5sgy ma Ware katolickq.
Nieehaj krawczysko pamleta,
60 epotka]o jego %kumpana
gradkowsk;ego,
Krawczysko jest patryotycz
ne, KosciolY f%undu)e, banczkj
ulsymuie, sp6}kom wisrpie
,,s!n3y'', Iecs pr1y tenn ciagle
We wtasnej maca kieszeni, lie
tam dolar0w wiecej brzeczy.
Krawczysko / plwo spree
dale, DO prey s2klaneczce bu.
sness latwiej schodzi. Gladko
sis sprzata ch|opskie dolary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Terenumerata wynosi rocznie
w a 1 n k l..

W hiurOple (kOnlecZ. HapiZOU) 9s.oo
w arun k i.
A5o odbierze Z poczty try gazety,
4vazanym jest "a abonenta / odpo-
w~ie1zialnym "a abonament.
Ato zmieni adres, powinlen ma
sYchmiast podat wydawcy W1ARUsA
sv6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odu5wia gazety "a posrednictwem
1is;owego Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, WIARUs pose}any be-
anic aalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
adhieraG gazette, powinien wpierw
zap}aci6, jezeli co "a MIA winien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1AEUsA ma
lezY przeseiaG przez %pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
tex przesefaG abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo " jednocentowych lub dwucen-
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
;ezali abonament, W taxi spos6b
przes1any, W drodze przepadnie Eco
sis W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdar4a} wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bi2r2e "a to IA siebie odpowiedzial-
no&ci, Take listy najlepiej kazac
na poczcie registrowac DO wtenczas,
aE4s2d pocztowy bierze ma siebie od-
powiedzialnosG, re wra z zawartos-
eia lojda IA miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{kl pie
nSezne do W1ARUsA adresowac:
Il. Derd0wski
ll3 w. 4-th Str.
W1NoNA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Nfer0wna plaza.

Jeden z angielskich publicys'
tow tax sic wyrazi} pewnego razu:
,,Najlepiej p}acimy tym, kt6rzy mas
zabijaja Genera}6w); potem tym,
kt6rzy uas ok}amuja (polityk6w):
dalej tym, kt6rzy nam czas ukra,
GAIA (spiewak6w, baletniczki it'd. };
najmniej zas wydaje envy ma tych,
kt6rzy ma mas W poole czo}a ciezko
pracuja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
FRASZKI.

Ma}y J6zio bedac z mama u
optyka, przyglada sic z ciekawos-
Gig lezacym szafce szklanym
oczom.
- Czy to SO, mamusiu, oczy?
"A jake - przez ME MONA
widziec, kiedy So ca}kiem ME
przezroczyste?...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Kongres z wielkkim entuzyaz

Kongres z wielkim %entuzyaz
mem przyjal to oredzje.N igdzie
Mo u%>lyszano an, stowa nagany
Ma ored2le prezydenta, ]ecz
przeclwnie wszedzie panuje )ak
najwiekszy zapa} i wszyscy
chwale postapienie prezydenta.
Nawet tenSenst, kt6rego powa-
gi mic zgota poruszy6 ME iodine,
~jednomyslnie - wieIkim
entuzyazmem przYklasna{ ore
dzia prezydenta. Waterani z
ostatniej wojny tax sic rozen.
t~uzyazmoweli, De oswiadczyji
sws gotowos6 z bronia W reku
uderzy6 ma nieprzyjaciela.
S!anom Zjednoczonym "
wojnie z Anglia pomoglyby
wszYstkie panstwa amerykan'
skie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
WASHINGTON, D. G

Amerykahskie stowarzyszen1e
Czerwonego Krzyza postano
vito pospieszyG z m%ateryalna
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wTurcyj'
kt6rzy ga obecnie w%ystawieni
prawie ma smierG g}odowa.
Welding dotychczasowych obi
czei, W Turcyi znajduie sic
pr2esz}y350 000Armehczyk6",
kt6rzy, gdy i'm sic ME
przyjdzie z ratunkiem, wymra
do wiosnY 2 giodu / zimna
,AmerykahskieSt
Czerwonego krzyza', chcac
dopom6dz i uratowac pred
smiercje g}odowa tych b'eda-
dow ,zbiera of.ary W plen'a-
dzach / naturze, Z ktoreml W
przyszlym tygodniu ma
wyiechaG do Tnrcvi. Ma c2ele
odnosnego Stowarzyszenla stoj
PAM Klara Barton i ona to
uraz z swym sstabem wyb'era
sic do Turcyi, azeby niesc
pomoc matcryalna Armehczy-
kom. Datki nadsyia sic pod
adresem. Clara Barton preset
the American National Red
Cross, WASHINGTON, D c..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
Elizabeth, N. J.

-Odbyfo sic tn PosWlecenle
kamienia wegielnego pod
nowo budujacy sic kosci6}
litewski sw. Piotra i Paw}a
W Elizabethport, N. J.
w parable brazil udzia}
dzielni Polscy U}ani z Jersey
City, Krakusi Forth
Amboy, Krakusi z Newar-
ku, Wolni Polscy Strzelcy z
Elizabeth, oraz wiele innych
towarzystw.
Polacy, bedac wiernymi
SWAMI koscio}a rzymsko-ka-
tolickiego, brazil udzia} W
parable jak najliczniej i
najserdeczniej.
Ale coz n;estety!
Dostajemy do reki diva
szparga}y litewskich czaso-
pism, W kt6rych litwini,
opisujac polskie wojsko. o.
~czerniaja "a wziety udzia} W
parable a zarazem niewinnie
napadaja ma Wiel ks. pro-
boszcza, i tax:
w numerze 40 ,Echa"
(Garsas), organic amerykah-
skich litwin6w, wychodzacym
W Shenandoah, Pa, pisze
|jeden z reporter6w litew-
skich, niejaki Swetys (?)
dos}ownie Z jego korespon-
dencyi, datowanej 6 paz-
dziernika w Elizabeth, co
nastepuje:
,,Odby}o sic tn poswiece-
ME kamienia wegielnego pod
koSci6} litewski przez Prev.
ks. biskupa z Newarku. w
ceremonii bra}o udzia} 8 ka-
p}an6w, czterech irlandzkich,
jeden niemiecki, jeden w}oski,
dw6ch polskich i nasz tutej-
sly. A litewskiego ami jedne'
,go ME by}o?!
Dalej g}upiec ten pisze:
Il, Tutejszy ksiadz jest ogar-
niety polskim duchem (musi
bye chorujacym ma Ojczyznel
chcia} przewr6cic GALA parade
ma imie polender6w, ale mu
sic to ME uda}o.
,,Polacy, (towarzystwa pol
skie) ME majac w}asnej mu-
zyki, gwa}tem chcieli przodo-
wac re swym jastrzebiem
(bia}ym or}em), ale ich ME
puszczono'', on
w innej litewskiej gazecie,
wychodzacej W Plymouth,
Pa, W numerze As take
oczerniaja litwini tutejszego
ks. proboszcza, ale COZ potem
kiedy k}amstwem daleko ME
zajdzie.
Il naszej strony dodajemy,
ze dzieki staraniom'i energicz-
mel piracy Wiel. ks, proboszcza
!. Serwetki, kosci6} zostanle
ukohczony w przeciagu trzech
miesiecy. Wieleb. ks .Serwetko
zdo}a1 zebraG juz wiecej
jak $1,000 i niekt6re d}ugi
koscielne uspokoi}. Litwini
jednak ME moga bye Z tego
zadowoleni, DO sami pewnie
ME wiedza, czego chca cd
ksiadza i Cd polskiego ludu,
DO przeciez polacy wszystkiemi
moment silami ten nowy
kosci6} popieraja.
A teraz do pan6w litwin6w
Il. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26

Jest i patronem
Hall Putawskiego. lie W tel
szacberce sic ukroi}o, lg4.y l
noayce ME Spiewaia. Kra~~
czTsko wasy uciera IT,. liczy.
Pan Bog ME rychliwy, lecz
sprawiedliwy.
Kto z nasterujacych kro-
gulcow najlepiej sic obtowll
ma Hall Pu}awskiego, W
Chicago? Krawiec, bedn6rz,
cry szmitanka, CIV mo2e taxi,
kt6rego Waarus miedzY inwen-
tarzem domowym ME zuajdu
je?
Jul poi zimy mlne}o. Bocia
ny W Ietnlch wietrzykach do
Chicago teskniq. Teskui "a
niemi tel niezalezny Kozie1,
DO do roboczego inwentarza
jua cd dawna ted bocianY
zgodzil. Wracajcie ptas2kj..:
No, i pan Welzant. lie to
on miat intereso~? Drugl
krawiec Macieiewsk1. Upomi
nal sic gniezolehski szewc 0
r~zetelne prowad2enie kasy
koscielnej... Sam zostaf kasY
erem. Teraz go x. Barabasz
sega warrantem "a koscielne
pieni9dze.
Czego sic cziowiek W Ame
ryce ME doczekal... Frey
dent parafialny kczlich war.
ehot6w oglasza list pasterski
W ,,Psim CLOSE" Machnikow~
skiego, opisujac szozeg6fowo
granice swojego urzedu. Lud2ie
rzadza. ksiadz sluzy... Lud2le
ka3a, lewita idzie.
Wyrok dany W Mt Carmel
ma lewite J~akimowicza jest
pie;wszy W swoim rodzaju i.
Bez pozwolenia tego Tub owe
90 lewlta W 80 dniach must
Z powiatu County, sic wynosid
a nawet pc tYDi czasie
nigdzie W Stanie Pennsylvania
poka2aG mu sic ME wolno.
ZmartwYchwstahcy 60 mo2e
przytu]a i zrobiR protoku}owYm
sekretarzem podczas wYrzuca.
MIA swieckich ksie1y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26
mERYKA

ANGLIA, majaca zne-
GINA posiad}o6c W Ameryce
Pofudniowei, chce zabra6
HAWAI- kraiuV Venezuela ,upierajac
sic, De Venezuelc2ycy pocia-
gneli granice z jei krzywda.
Ia Venezuela ujefy sic Stauy
ZjednoczoneAmeryk 6lnocnej
i wezwaly Anglia. abg sic
zgodziia ma ustanowien'e W tel
sprawie sadu pol 4bow. Anglia
MIA chce O tenn s}ysze6, vice
Cleveland zagrosil jej wojna,
Jezeli dalej TAXA krzywde
wyrzadzi Venezuela prey po-
mocy oreza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-26

]eZeli dale] lak3 krzYWde
wyrzadzi Venezuela prey po-
mocy oreza.
W PITTSBURGH areszto-
wano trzecE litwinow / iednego
niemca "a po~drabianie srebr-
nych dolar6wek i po}dolaro-
week. Giownym fatszerzem jest
Tomasz Juszkows6i wyKszta}.
conY litwin, / ten urzqdzil
mennica. Wsp6lnikami byli
Joz~f Zdanowicz, Jozef Rile i
George Goodman. Pieniadze
byty prawie tax dobre jak
urzedowe; be srebro jest teraz
oardzo TAME, przeto kosztem
okolo so ct. mogli podrabIac
je U Juszkowskiego 2nale7io:
no sztuke dramatyczna orygl-
n~alnie paplsana pc litewsku,i
kilka tfumaczeh z angielskiego
ma jezyk }itewski.
OMAHA, Nebr. Specyalna
depesza z Lincoln Neb.donesi:
,,Tutejszv niemiecki narodowy
bank zostat dzisiaj zamkniety"
JUL cd jakiegoi czasu uwa&a.
no bank ten ma niepewnY, to
tel wyccfa} z niego prawie
kazdY pieniadze. Bankructwo
rego banku ME wywo}a1o
jednak niepokoi6w, wa3
zabowiqzania jego W jlosci
$48, 900 zostana pokryte. Prey
dentem i kasyerem banku bYt
CT. Boggs.
NEW R Rada wyko
nawcza Zwiazku Narodowego
1rlandzkiego W AmerYoe
og}osila nastepu]acye mani.
fest; ,,OSwiadczamy, 2e Anglia
by}a zawsze najzacietszym
Acknowledgements w,ogiem
Stan6wZjednoczonych .Okazuje
to / obecnie opiera)a sic
prowadzeniu doktryny Monroe
wsprawieW Venezuela. Uznajaczu-
petnie anergiczne wYstapienie
prezydenta Cleveland W obro.
ME doktryny Monroe, oswald.
czamy ninie]szem, lie W razie
zbrojnego poparcia tel doktry-
ny stawiamy mu do dyspozycyi
1000 odwa&nYch irlandskich
4oInierzy. Nasza dobrze zor-
ganizowana ar,nia gotowa jest
wa1czyG "a te sprawe, tax "
Ameryce jak W ADg'ii lub
Irlandyi. i dowied2ie, BE jest
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych
2rzywiazans."
WASHINGTON. - W dn!u
Is grudnia W bia}ym domu
ma ustach kazdego byl wyraz
vwojna''. Q niczem Uiecei ma
m6wiono1ak tYlko o mozebnem
wybuchu wojuy Stan6w Zjed.
g Anglia, 3adenazz1H &c u
kopgresu ME z.pfzeesa', "a
nadesz}a w;asnie to chwila, sW
Ekt5rei honor Narodu amerY
Ekahskiego stoi ma szali i ze
tylko zdrowy patr yot;zm i
zimne postepowauie moze
zapobiedz wszYstkiemu z}emu.
Wielkate sensacye wYwofa&o
oredyie prezydentaC levela nda,
nades}ane do kongresu W