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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
SHOWING ET BLOWING
A Great Storm Sweeps Down
Upon the States of the
East.
BUFFALO IS THE CENTER.
Nearly a Foot Of the Beau
tiful Falls There in Four
teen Hours.
OHIO TOWNS ALSO CATCH IT,
England Is Storm-SWept--
Two Ships Crews Are
Drowned.

New YORK. Jan. Is. - The storm
which was advancing on New York
from the northwest today had dissi-
pated, and at 10 o'clock tonight the
temperature commenced to rise. Shortl Y
before that hour, however, the ther-
mOmeter registered deg above zero,
the lowest thermometer of the day. 1t
is expected that by tomorrow morning
the weather will have moderated con-
siderably, and indications point to q
rise in temperature by that time from 8
to IL deg. The heaviest snowfall re-
ported today was at Buffalo, where in
fourteen hours eleven inches had de-
scended. At 10 o'clock tonight it was
still showing there. The snowfall in
this city was extremely light, being
merely the edge of the storm which CEN
tered over Buffalo. The fall in tenn
perature along the Atlantic coast today
ranged from 10 to 80 deg. extending
from Boston TO Tampa. Fla, and the
freezing point extended as far south as
Savannah, Ga. The weather forecast
for New York city and vicinity for to-
morrow is for fair and warmer.
CLEVELAND, Jan. Is. Dispatches
from many Ohio towns say that the cold
wave began passing away today, and
was followed by heavy fall Of snow,
the average depth on the level being
from foot to fifteen inches. Every
where travel on the street railways was
impeded. In this city the storm reached
its height about o'clock this after
noon, ami it showed turiously for four
hours. Trains on all the railways were
from one to two hours late all day. The
storm seems now to be abating.
GENEsEE, KY, Jan. 13.-The most
terrible blizzard that has visited the
Genesee valley for years is now on.
Twelve inches Of snow has fallen on
the .evel and it is blowing gale, with
no signs of an end. Traffic through the
country VIII be impeded for several
days TO come.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 13.-A rise in tenn
perature today followed the cold OF last
night. The day was clear. Tonight
the temperature has fallen to about 20
degrees above zero, but it is not accom-
panied by cold wind. Later reports
from over Middle Tennessee state that
the blizzard of Saturday and Friday last
was exceedingly severe upon farmers
and their stock.
LEBANON. Pa, Jan. 13.-The coldest
weather of the season was experienced
here today. After night of snow
storm the temperature fell to degrees
below zero.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 13.-The
weather for the past few days has been
remarkably cold for the season. The
thermometer this morning registered Z
degrees above zero. The weather. how
ever, is mOderating, with indication
that the cold snap is over.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
1AKNEs vILnh's BLAZE.
Ct Amounts to Something Like
100000.

Ct Amounts to Something Like
100000.
WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 13.-At an
early hour yesterday morning the town
of Barnesville, o., thirty miles west of
this place, experienced the most disas-
trous confagration in the history of the
place, the loss being estimated at from
SO, 600 to $1,000 The fire is supposed
to have started from a natural gas fire
in the novelty store of NJ. I. Ward. on
Main street, and qdickIy spread 10 the
Enterprise printing Office and other ad-
Joining business houses. When the fire
department, one steamer only, arrived
on the scene, the fire had a big start,
and the volunteer department was en-
tirely inadequate to the occasion,
the very cold weather adding to
the difficulties of the occasion. Tele-
graphic appeals roI aid to the Wheeling.
Cambridge and GAINESVILLE fire depart
munts were at once sent out, but in
short time the cistern that supplied the
engines went dry and the request was
countermanded The fire was only
stopped when it reached the 1ireproOf
BradEeId block at about a. N.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
DIAMONDS And DUST.
Wholesale Check FoPger Op-
crates on st. Cloud MeP-
chants.
GETS ONE GOOD CHECK,
Uses It for Copy, and Quickly
Writes About Thirty
Others.
GETS ONE GOOD CHECK,
He BUYS OUT THE TOWN.
Starts to Skip, and Is Capt
ured in a Sauk Rapids
Depot.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi. Jan. ia whole
sale check forgery was perpetrated here
Saturday evening, and only for the vlg>
lance of one of the victimiZed mer-
chants, the forger would have escaped.
Bert Hallet, a young man of twenty
two, came here from Minneapolis some
time last summer and found a position
in livery barn owned by John Coates,
his un Gle. For some time Hallet cars
ried the mails from the postottice to
trains, but, missing his trains fire.
quentIy, Coates discharged him and
told him he would board him until he
found another situation. His continued
reckless career became tiresome to
his uncle, and Saturday afternoon
he was told by Coates to
leave the city. Coates gave check for
S25, with which to pay travelling eX-
penses. This check Hallet used as
copy. and, going to the German-Amer-
lean bank, procured about thirty blank
CllGCho. dil OL GlIlCI1 III AiAANo OOg III
sums ranging from So to $40, signing
Coates name to them. After 6 o'clock
he proceeded to have them cashed, and
before 10 o'clock nearly every business
man in the city was in possession of the
worthless checks. Hallet, in the mean~
time, dressed himself in lumberman's
suit and went to Sauk Rapids, where he
awaited the arrival of the West-bOund
Northern Pacific passenger. In this
city the police were notified Of the
wholesale forgery, and Chief of Police
Craig and d. S. Ables, clothier, fol-
lowed him and found him waiting in
the Sauk Rapids depot. He was
brought back, and nearly $500 in cash,
besides diamond ring, new suit Of
clothes and other articles which he pur-
chased during the evening, were found
on his person. When examined at the
Jail HalIet admitted his guilt. 1t is
said that he is a deserter from the
United States navy, and from his oper-
ations here it is certain he is hard
case.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
"PLAYING DOCTOR"
How a Little Boy Killed His
Sister,

LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan. Yesterday
at Charlestown, Ind, 3, twelve miles from
JeffersonviIle, Charles Botteroff's little
son gave his. sister, who was sick, a
deadly poison while playing DOCTOR"
Shortly atterward the Goctor, who keeps
a drug store, came in and found the girl
in convuIsions. The boy told his father
what he had done, but after replacing
the bottle in the prescription case was
unable re again find it. The child lln-
gered in intense agony for several hours
before death relieved it..
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
STORM-SWEPT BRITAIN.
Considerable Loss of Life Is Re-
ported.

pOELCOs
LONDON, Jan. ia terrific gale,
accompanied by a heavy snowfall. pre-
vailed throughout the country Saturday
night. The cold was intense. The
snow drifts in some places were twelve
feet deep. The mail carts were stopped.
The drivers who attempted to make
their trips suffered terribly. The high
ways are blocked and railway traffic is
delayed. The telegraph lines are down
in all directions. All the croSs-channel
steamers were hours late. The Cunard
line steamer Lucania. from Liverpool
yesterday for New York, arrived at
Queenstown three and half hours late.
Her boatswain mate broke mis- leg and
was landed at Queenstown and
taken to hospital. Several
vessels are ashore on the coast of
Wales. The bark Brilliant, from Cuba
for Bremen. was driven ashore in Poole
bay, Worcestershire. Her crew was
rescued by a lifeboat. Some of them
were injured. The vessel will probably
become total wreck. 1t is reported
that two ships foundered in the Hum
ber and that their crews were drowned.
Lifeboats made search for the men.
but it was fruitless. The railway COM
pany's ferry Erie. opposite Hull, caught
fire during the storm and was destroyed.
A barge was wrecked off Sandgate,
Kent, and the rescue of her crew was
accompanied by exciting scenes. The
lifeb0at men attempted to launch
their boat, but the craft got stuck i'll
a snowbank. and it was found i'm
possible to get her into the water.
At this juncture heroic coast
guardsman diyested himself Of his
heavy clothing, and, carrying life>
line, Sprang into the boiling surf.
Swimming with powerful stroke, he,
after severe struggle, reached the
wreck. Then heavier line was drawn
aboard, and soon the crew and their
gallant rescuer were safe ON shore.
The steamer Paradox went ashore at
the mouth of the river Tay. All on
board of her were saved. Masses of ice
are floating down the Tay. A thaw set
in in England today. The wind has
dropped in East Scotland, but the snow
fall continues. Vessels are putting
into the roadSteads for shelter. Sew
eral skating accidents and deaths from
exposure are reported.
The schooner Balcay capsized today
off North Sunderland point and all
her crew drowned The schoOners
Cosby Castle, Success aud Duke OF
York and Lady are ashore near Beau
mary, AngIeSea, North Wales. A coal
laden brig stranded at daybreak this
morning at Southwold. town IN Suf-
folk on the North Sea. Her crew with
tn exception of one man were rescued
by a lifeboat. Two of them died get.
ting ashore,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
FOR ABANDONMENT.

Mrs. Conrad Finally Secures Her
Divorce.
HELENA. Mont. Jan. IA decree
of divorce has been granted to Mrs.
Mabel BarnabyConrad, daughter of Mrs.
Barnaby, whom DR.. L. Thacher Graves
was acquitted of numbering at Denver.
from John Howard Conrad. Charges
of most outrageous nature were made
AGAINST each of them by Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad when the husband began suit
year ago. In order to avoid further
scandal this suit was dropped aud Mrs.
Conrad began another for abandon
ment. In granting her decree Judge
Ruck awarded her the custody of her
three children
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
SHORT SOUTH DAKoTAN.
Treasurer TunIey a Feeble Imi-
tarion of Taylor.

Hot SPRINGS, S. D.. Jan. 13.-The
county commissioners of Custer county
met Yesterday to settle the county af-
fairs for the year and turn over the
books to the new county officers. They
were astonlshed when Benjamin Tun-
ley, the county treasurer for the past
four years, confessed that upon exam
nation his books would show short
age OF So. 200. Tunley is very popular
man and has always borne good repu-
tation. A committee was appointed to
examine his books and report. Tunley's
bondsmen are fully responsible. This
is the second experience of Custer
county with this sort of thing, Tunley's
predecessor being short Sl5,0 coo.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
Miners surfer.

COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 13.-Columbus
citizens will tomorrow send car load of
provisions to Gloucester for the relief of
distressed miners, and will send another
car later. Cincinnati will send car
load of provisions to Nelsonville and
another to Shawnee. 1t is becoming ap-
parent that the greatest distress pre-
walls IN Perry county, the miners at
Hemlock and Buckingham especially
having suffered great priVations.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
Work on the Missouri.

Specialize the GLOBE
CHAMBERLAIN. S. D., Jan. I3.-Pre-
liminary arrangements are being made
for the commencement Of the work of
improving the Missouri river at Pierre
and Fort Pierre. for which $4,000 was
appropriated by congress at its last ses.
sion. The specifications call for 3,341
cubic yards of stone to be placed on
either bank OF the Missouri river at
points designated by the chief engi-
uncr
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
Nitro-Glycerino Exp,odes.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 13.-BulletIns from
various towns in the Ohio oil field this
morning gave rise to the belief that
disastrous explosion had occurred. 1t
was learned that 1,500 qusrts Of nitro
glycerine in a magazine belonging TO
the Ohio and Indiana Torpedo company
near GibsonVilIe had exploded. Tne
magazine was demolished. and great
hole torn in the ground, but nobody IN.
jured.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
To Jail for Six Months.

Special to the Globe.
CHAMBERLAIN. S. D., Jan. 13.-James
B. Frick, of Charles Mix county, has
been placed in jail here by deputy
United States marshal to serve sem
tence of six months Imprisonment for
the illegal cutting and selling of timber
from an Indian reservation.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
Made speciaI Examiner.

Specialize the Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi. Jan. 13-S. S.
Chute, formerly surveyor of Stearns
county, has been appointed special ex>
aminer under the surveyor general of
Minnesota, with headquarters at Red
Lake reservation. The appointments
considered a good one. Chute has
prominent relatives i'll Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
DIR. Stanton Hall Dead.

PORT CHESTER, N. Y, Jan. 13.-Dr.
Stanton L. Hall, leading homeopathic
physician of this place, died this morn
ing at his home on Westchester avenue
from cancer. He was tifty-two years
of age. Until recently DR.. Hall was
professor OF physical and differential
diagnosis at Cleveland. o., homeopathic
college.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
Mayors Residence Burned.

LITTLE FALLS. Mimi, Jan. 13.-Fire
totally destroyed the elegant residence
of Mayor Isaac Staples tonight at 10
o'clock. The children in bed up stairs
had narrow escape. The cause was
stove open in the bath room. The loss
is SC, 600; insurance S2.500.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
Zinc ChiIdren Frozen

JEFFERSON, Ia, Jan. 13-The house
of j. Ii. Baldridge, near this city, and
part of its contents were burned last
night. It was very cold at the time,
and nine children, from three to sixteen
years old. froZe their feet and hands.
The family is destitute and the children
are in a critical condition.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
Big Nebraska Blaze .

OMAHA. Neb., Jan. 1S.-Five build
ings, comprising practically all of the
business part of the town of Harbine,
Neb., burned this morning, entailing a
loss of $4,000. The heaviest single
loss is that of L. c. Schloss. general
merchant. The origin Of the fire is
unknown,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
VESSEL WRECKED.

But It's Name Is Not Yet Disoov-
cred.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Jan. 13.-
An unknown vessel is believed to have
foundered last night during gale near
Point Wilson. The steamer Rosalie re-
ports seeing a large quantity of fresh
wreckage. including large pinnacle
box. ship furniture. etc. The gale and
heavy seas prevented any Wreckage
being secured for Identification. The
gale is reported to have been the sever
est ever experienced on the straits, and
several steamers were forced to lie in
harbor and wait for the storm to abate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
FOOD FOR NEBRAsKANs.
People OF the South Taking q
Lively Hand.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IS. R. II. Ed
monds. who was the first to propose
that the South should contribute train
load or more of provisions to suffering
is advised that nearly full
train Of rice. sugar, molasses and other
state produce has been made up in
Louisiana. Five or six New Orleans
firms have each contributed a full car
load from their wares. The train will
leave New Orleans this week. a train
load of grain and meat contributed by
the people of Georgia will leave At
lanta Tuesday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-14
smiths Indian Policy.

For the first time in the history of the
government an honest effort is being
made to adopt practical and common
sense plan for dealing with the Indian
wards of the nation. Ever since Sec
retary Hoke Smith entered the cabinet
he has been studying the Indian ques-
tom. He made up his mind to leave
record in this line that will make his
administration memorable. and he is
going 10 do it. He is keeping in close
touch with the agents, and at the recen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14
z Chicago.

Trudno uwierzyc do jakiego
stopnia przyw6dzcy Zjedno
czenia p. o. B. S. J. potracili
g}owy. Klemens Bielihski
lata Pc parahach gdyby
opetany. Ma Kantowie rycza}
jak nieboskie stworzenie,
chociaz ma}o mu to pomog}o.
Bie]ihskicmu chodzi O offs.
Sadzi}, ze jako prezydent
Zjednoczenia napedzi polity-
tykierom strachu, i cos capnie
Ale brutalnego krzykacza
wszedzie znaja.
Gala lego praktyka adwo-
kacka ogranicza sic ma
podszczuwaniu biednego ludu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14
ua@ Me lekcewa-
zyG sobie naszych
rachunk0W / nap0m-
MEN!

Wjemy, re ma far
mach teraz po
W Wszystkich Swietych
juz So pienladze, a
wiec cd abonent6w
naszych z polskich
osad farmerskich te-
raz przedewszyst-
klein spodziewamY
sic zap}aty "a nasza
gazette.
Kto dosta} napom-
nienie, niechaj sic
wiele ME ocia ga,jeno
idzie ma poczte | po-
sic w iarusowi" je-
60 c1ezko zapracoWa-
ne myto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14
Nova bibIioteka.

Zarzad ligi zmartwych.
wstadc6w przyja}z podzleko
waniem rade W1ARUsA, abJ
do Milwaukee biblioteke
pos}at. Komitet oswiatl
szpera W wszystkich katalo
gach ku zbawiennym celom.
Kazdy Milwauczanin dostanle
dzie}o, kt6re go W Okla
mgnieniu natchnie do piel:
grzymki dc Chicago. Tymcza'
sowy program tax sic pred
stawia.
~ Ignacy Czerwinski: Cudow-
ma historya trzech punkt6w.
p Ksieza milwauccy: Rozmy
slania sw. Jana z Radziejewa
81 Ig. G6rski:Mowy Klemenss
Bielihskiego.
~ M. Huntowski: Historya
parafii Sw. Trolley.
s. FIR. Raniszewski: Nawr6ce
Genie sig Abrahama Won South
Chicago.
6) F. Weso}owski: Siora NIT
die draj bachurkes czyli zydowska
pustelnica.
y I. Kaminski Cuda O. win
centego W Texasie.
3 Fl. Wycinski: st6sunek
pani Kio}basinej do najwiekszegc
zakonu.
g. Micha} Kruszka: ~tfzebs
zak}adac spoke drukarska?
10y NJ. Detlaff: Zmartwych
wstanie trzech choragwi.
~ Parafalne biblioteki:Ency-
klopedya cud6w rachunk6w
najwiekszego zakonu.
l2) Jan Szmitt: Poezye piatko
wego swiniozercy.
l tax dalej. Wyb6r dzie]
nicely. Reczymy, ze po pre-
czytaniu ksiazek ch}opiska
w Milwaukee 0 nowem
Zjednoczenin wiecej marzyt
ME beda, Biblioteke przywie-
zie do Milwaukee pan Mamma.
Ma slicznie przystrojonym
wasagu, W cztery wo}y do.
swiadczony rataj zawita dc
Milwaukee. Komitety dobro.
bytu i spiewu mu beds
towarzyszy6. Milwauccy wies:
macy W odpowiedniej garde
robie sic stawia ma rynku
Ogolic sic ME trzeba, wy.
starczy siermiega, powrozen
zwi2zana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14

I U x. Pyplatza ma Town
Laku. krzyki usta|y. Prawda /
Bogiem nigdy tam zawieruchy
ME by}o, ale niesumienny
kontraktor, kt6ry ,.jobu' ME
dosta} PREY budowie nowego
koscio}a, chcia} sic ma ksie-
dzu zemsci6. Wyjecha}, jak
Zab}ocki ma mydle.
Lewicie Koz}owskiemu ia
kos suchety kieszonkowe
dokuczaja. Mnie sic zdaje, ze
gdyby X. arcybiskup oba}a-
muconym ludziom dat prawo-
witego ksiedza, pusciliby
Koz}a torba. Prawdziwy to
kozie}. Zgroza cz}owieka
przechodzi, gdy sic przys}u-
chuje rozmowom brukowym
i nie-brukowyn o Kozle.
Ludzie, zdaje sic oszaleli.
Paraha x. Langego, z
samych Kaszub6w z}ozona,
stoi pod kazdym wzgledem
najwyzej wszystkich parahj
polskich W Chicago. Wiedzia}
X. arcybiskup, kogo zfobic
swoim doradzca W sprawach
polskich.
Pan Adalia Satalecki chcial
podczas ostatnich wybor6w
zosta6 sedz'a wyzszym ma
tykiecie populistow. Odebral
tylko piet tysiecy g}os6w,
podczas gdy jego przeciwnik
Henryk Shepard dosta1
glosow sto dwadziescia piet
tysiecy. Zatem p. Adalia
zosta} zupe}nie zawiany,
zakopany. Nigdy jeszcze w
Chicago nikogo przy wybo-
tax ME pobito jak P. 'Adalie.
Mkt go ME za1uje. chociaz
ch}opom teraz imponuje :jako
ex-kandydat ma urzad wyso-
ki!?! On P. Klemens -
dw6ch dobranych braci.
Obchody u nas,jak zwykle,
sic dziela ma obozy i oboziki.
Dzieki Klemensowi rozbi}
sic wsp6lny obch6d i ma
Wojciechowie.
Cieszymy sic jednakowoz
nadzieja ,ze z upadkiem usu-
nieciem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lepsze u mas beda easy.
= uezanowoniem
Nad6uchodonozor S6ayka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14

slubach dostarczaG kare
lub karawan6w.
Ma cmentarzu pelsko czeskin
dwadzieScie para6i chows
umar}ych, Zysk sprzedazy
lotow cmentarnych / IL po
k{adnego, wynoszacy &C
kwarta} kilka tysiecy, Zmar-
twychwstahcy biora ma nib>
- slerociniec polsko- czeski,
a W rzeczy samej Sierociniec
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bo ma
przeciw ich drukarni stoi,
przewazna liczba dzieci jest
Z parafi Zmartwychwstahc6w.
So liczne przypadki, ze biedne
sieroty chicagoskie do innych
sierocihc6w trzeba odsy}ac.
Para6a tax ogromna ufun-
dowa} o. Wincenty. il dwie
trzecie dzieci polskich wcalc
do szko}y parafialnej uczesz-
nr moze.
Jakaz to r6znica miedzy
Milwaukee / Chicago. Tam
Sliczne koScio}y, Sliczne
szko}y, iludziska po wiekszej
czesci kazdy W swoim domku
w Chicago ma Stanis]awowie
menazer umyslnie parahi przez
wiele lat ME dzieli}, korzy-
stajac, ba, wyzyskujac dobra
Ware ludu polskiegc. Kazde-
mu przy koSciele. to blisko
milo siedziec. Many wiec
ma}a liczbe bogaczy itysiace
biedak6w, ktorzy juz, choGby
ca}e zycie oszczedzali, sobie
Lofty w}asnej wiecej kupic ME
moga,
jake ztad sic dzieje zger-
szenie przy tax gesto ma
pchanych domach, jak trudno
wychowa6 dzieei, kazdy
przyzna. Co najsmutniejsza.
Milwaukee avenue przybiera
coraz bardziej eharakter Clark
ulicy. Dom6w nierzadnych
wszedzie jest pe}no. Wieczo-
rami ma}piska al sic mrowia.
Kara Boza Zmartwych-
wstahc6w minaG ME moze.
Liczne zbrodnie ma biednym
ludzie polskim kiedys sic
zemszcza.
Wielu obywateli juz dzisiaj
przewiduje burze ma Stani
s}awowie, W por6wnaniu z
kt6ra wszystkie ha}asy pc
polskich osadach tylko by}y
krzykiem dzieciecia.
Ma Wojc;echowie ia sama
panuje gospodarka. Byli
Czestochowiacy d}ugo W
Zjednoczeniu ME zostana. Sta
ra nienawis6 dalej panuje.
L asystentam1 tam sic
dzieja cudowne zjawiska. x.
Radziejewski mia} w ostat-
Mich 8 latach 20 asystent6w,
jezeli ME wiecej.
TAX koscielne property
jak i Hala Pu}awskiego W
dlugach tona, Lada chwila
Gala wielkose peknie.
Ma Bridgeporcie ludzie sic
ciesza pieknej novel szko}y'
Mimo ciezkich czasow K.
Nawrocki dokonal swego.
I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14

POl>htCSo uo pl OCeSo" Il o.~ii
obdziera ch}op6w jak sic
patrzy, W1ARUs tyle dokonaf
ze koblety ola wielkiej wsty-
dliwosci Klemka do jegc
ohsu same wiecej ME chodza,
ably go ma nieczyste mysl1
ME narazic. Sam przedemna q
Klemens do tego sic przyzna},
cieszac sic piracy W1ARUsA,
jak sic wyrazi}: ,,Cn ota u
m ME gru Mt.
w towarzystwach kropidlar-
skich powszechne panuje
rezdraznienie. Od}aczenie sic
Milwauczan zadalo Zmar-
twychwstahcom clos smier-
telny. Pokatnie, ale dosyc
g}osno mowia, ze ksieza
milwauccy otwarcie potepili
Gala gospodarke O. Wincen.
tego. lego / on sic ME
spodziewa}. Z}amany ma zdro-
win, ME wierzac nikomu,
albo juz zrezygnowa}, albo
niebawem to uczyni i ma
zawsze sic z Chicago usunie.
Jego nastepca bedzie X.
Siedlaczek.
Rozsadniejsi obywatele
dobrze wiedza, ze zmuszony
jest sic usunac. Pail sic pred
MIN i "a MIN, pod MIN i mad
| nirn.
Dotychczas przy nadcho-
dzacem niebezpieczehstwie
uderzy{ W beben 80 iowa
rzystw, Kio}bassa ct consortes
ch}op6w rykiem spedzili do
kupv i stall Goliat miedzy
kar}ami. Ale upadek zjedno.
czenia, a zarazem k}otnie w
towarzystwach nadal ma
publiczne popisy swojej popu-
larnoscj menazerowi s}uzyc
ME beda.
Do tego dziwia sic ludzie,
czemuO. Wincenty obiecanego
sprawozdania z d}ugoletniego
swego panowania ME dale?
Ca}y program publicznych
humbug6w wyczerpa} sic do
ostatniej kropli. Liga, "a
pomoca kt6rej Zmartwych-
wstahcy chcieli mad Gala
Polonia zapanowa6, nalezy iuz
do przesz}osci. Mic ME
pozostaje menazerowi. tylko
rachunek sumienia i uczciwa
praca, ale ami do jednego nj
do drugiego ME ma pohopu.
Szwindel upadl pod w}asnym
ciezarem.
w zadnej parahi chicago
skiej ksieza tax ME usi}ujja
wszystkiem kierowaG. jak
Zmartwychwstahcy. w kos
ciele oni rzadza, kasa koSciel-
na onj rzadza, W szkole ich
kreatury i ich podreczniki
poczawszy Cd elementarza,
rzadza.
Czego w kosciele szkole
ludowi ME moga do m6zgow-
nicy napedzie, przymusowemi
nieprzymusowemi gazetami
uzupe}niaja.
By}a nawet pog}oska kiedys.
ze ca}y. interes aEarawaniarzy
chcieli zmonopolizowa6. Ia
mierzali postawic ogromne
stajnie, ably przy pogrzebach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-14
PkACIC "a WIARUSA!
POtega reklamy.

POtega reklamy.
Traba reklamy wrzasne}a: Many
Wspanlate ozieto dzls sztuk1
Biegn'jcie PREDICT "a garse
pieniedzY
Prowadzcie syuv wnuki.
| ludzie pchali sic do tel sail.
Dziadek prowadzi} tam wnuczka
Lecz wnet spostrzegli ci, co sic
zbiegli,
Ze to ME sztuka = lecz sztuczka!
Malowan1 pe(erYnki!
Tia ostatnia moda,
ktora naszym pleknym pan1om
Sporo wdz,eku doda.
Byle tylko " dalszej modzie
Ola tenn wleksze] chwafy
Pan'e w3asna reka tsarzy
Swych ME malowa4Y.