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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Dawson, Tex, Jan, 3O,-The biggest
snow that has fallen In ten years IL
now on the ground, and everything Is
There must have been eight or ten
inches OF snow. The ground will be
in excellent condition to pillow when
the snow melts off. We have had n very
dry winter too dry to pillow much,
The farmers think the snow and freeze
will be great advantage to the farm
ing interests.
Some cotton Is In the fields yet not
gathered. The cotton crop In this
county will be cut on In acreage fully
20 per cent this year.
Notwithstanding the low price of
cotton, farmers as a general thing are
in better shape than last year. Nearly
every farmer has raised enough of
pork TO do them this year. That Is the
idea-more hog and homlny and less
cotton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe will
sell tickets TO the meeting OF the
grand lodge ]. o. o. F. at Dallas at
reduced rates. For stations within 70
miles of Dallas. one and one-third
fare; 76 to 100 miles. $500; all stations
over 100 miles from Dallas, one fare
for round trip. February to g.
Also tickets will be sold to the live
stock convention at San Antonio, one
fare. via any route by which one way
rates apply: February 10 and IL; Inn
tied to return February 10.
charles b. Sloat assistant general
messenger agent Of the Chicago, Rock
island and Texas railroad, is expected
10 return this morning from trip to
W. G. Crush. general passenger
agent Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railroad. was in the city yester-
day on business and stopped at the
Hotel Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Meridian, Tex, Jan. 3O.-Notwlth-
standing the deep snow at Meridian.
the travelling man wae not deferred
from showing hlmFelf In this busy me-
tropolis, Among the dGummers ON our
streets are:
w. VI. Honingsworth, with Burnham,
Hanna & Munger, dry goods, Kansas
city.
John La Prelle with Hamilton-Brown
Shoe company, st. Louis.
+. l.. Peyton. with Schloss Bros,
manufacturers Of umbrellas and para
soils. New York.
NJ. l.. Logan, with the Martin-B Brown
company, dry goods, Fort Worth.
All are rOoming at the Emerson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Cincinnati. Jan. sO.--Judge Taft of
the limited states court today appoint
ed the Union Savings Bank and Trust
company, ]. G. schmidlapp president
receiver OF the Distillers' ana Cattie
Eerding company. The application for
!, receiver was made on behalf OF the
same interest which secured the APP
nointment nj Chicago. and 1t asked for
The appointment Of the same receivers.
I,dqs Taft, however. declined to APP
yo,nt Mr. Greenhut or any other stocf
hoider and then named the Union Saw
inas and Trust compa ~ as Temporal
nv receiver 10 take charge OF the prop
M, W. annointment IS subject to change
nnon being further advised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Four Men Killed and Two Wounded
The Killer Escaped.

Milliean, Tex. Jan. SO.--Two miles
south OF this place, at section II on
the Houston and Texas Central about
7:SO this morning, W. NJ. Ward. who
works at the section. commenced shoot
ing through the windows Of the section
house, killing four men and wounding
two, VIM. Role. shot in the head and
breast, and Martin Oelsheyel. glanc-
ing shot across the breast. He also
shot at Mrs. Yaeger and her daugh-
Ter. Miss Kicker, who keeps the section
house. He also set fire to the house,
but Miss Kicker put It out After DIT.
Reeves went down and went In the
house to examine the dead and wound
ed, his horse was stolen from the front
of the house. II is supposed TO have
been taken by Ward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Waco. TEX, Jan. 3O.-The Cotton
Paiace committees are nearly all or
ganized and about to begin work. The
responses OF the few who have thus
far been approached are very encour-
aging and indicate Il very general sub
scription. The printing committee or
ganized this afternoon. The hortlcul-
tural committee of the ladies' associa-
lion is flrst In the field with $500 raised
through an amateur production of the
opera, "Powhatan," and have but Just
commenced work,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
DENIsoN BUDGET.
Salaries Reduced - Died - Arrested
ana Jailed.

Deulson, Tex, Jan. SO.--At a meet
ing of the city council last night the
salaries were reduced as follows; Chief
OF police, from $1,000 to Sl0OOhl council
men. from SIS 10 81 per month; city
collector, Ia per cent for assessing
and IL per cent for collecting.
Richard McGrath OF the Delaware
Bend nelghborhood died Sunday night.
lie was pioneer frelghter OF West
ern Texas. During the civil war he
was with the Confederacy.
Deputy United States Marshal Har-
per OF Durant was arrested and placed
In jail at sherman, charged with the
murder Of W. II. Cantrell. a whisky
peddler. AT Durant u month ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

washington, Jan. SO.-Representatvee
Kllgore this morning took a party OF
Texans to call upon the president.
Among them were State Chairman
Dudley, his son. and Mr.. o. d. hup-
bard OF Tyler, r,,,,..
The postofice at Rural, IN eoS99e
county, has been discontinued man 10
go to 1redell.
ters were appointed today:
Novohorad, Martin Kopetiky, wee
John v. Razel, resigned.
ochiltree. w. II. Tucker, vice L. L.
siideii, q. W. Durham, vice J. b.
Shields, resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Debate on the Pacific Railroad
NH.

Esagton, Jan. S0.-In the house
~ catchings Dem) of Missis-
MN The committee on rules, re-
Special order setting aside
nAlnder OF the day after the
Of the order and tomorrow
o'clock for debate on the Pacific
OIL and an hour and a half
'.snt to that time for debate
he hye-minute rule, with pro-
" a vote on the bill and pend
sldments at 1890.
oeAiner DEM of Louisiana and
sune lDsm) Of California pro-
sNehuously against the brief
aoved for debate on a bill of
nssallc Importance. But seven
aia Mr.. Boatner, were allowed
~ On a bill which proposes to
~ hp9OO0,00O and condone Of
.ha crimes with which the peo-
oeen familiar for years.
ssu,re declared that few mem
4.'slood the scope of the leg
proposed by this bill. The
.Hse gave no opportunity to
numbering and thieving of
v That company; 1t condoned
~ 81 crime, beside which the
.ne East Indian company
y .nsignlhcance-crlmes which
M. ana the government had
~s 70 reach for years.
~ pem) of Nebraska fol-
Ae same strain, saying the
s,,, saas mad plundered the
N TN II, Of RS,o00,OOO, which this
allow to 90 on.
N fs said the bill involved
bet the effort Of his COM
a. nepor'ing the bill was to
y interests of the govern
N y, 81 mad not asked for the
Al ny by the rules Committed
d AZ. NOT ask for cloture," in
!. ~, alcMillln tDemocra) of
Y Rive it?p 'e fu'es
NY ,','a ior a rule renlied Mr.
M ,' sae committee named two
rrs.asine which could be given
h" Vonaitlon of the public
sssniSgs deprecated the excite
~ W the lntrnductto,, - ~.
y H S ,ssn no occasion for ex-
sre rs,. Nel Understood that
an,ed ssehiatives on the floor
ope,s,a zee the government
b 4 cs, se NE roads. God for
saes,ion ny said he, ut is
81 bat ~ q condoning past Of
nat dus, securing the govern
to Al = II We fail to make
tuiy.a 80 We will be recreant
Snss,Isn then demanded the
vote, lsi to o., i, was ordered
"a NJ ypemocrap OF Indiana
called sas and nays and The
''''s question was oro.ro,
Bsi catchina.s question was or.
sise t,,a wv ! modified the r,ie
pro X Jays for general de-.
Hpqsenss,.. asy. This necessi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

vvo,,,,,gton Ian s0.--The senate
W. ;,,ta executive session at 2 o'clock
III, ga Tor Inc consideration of the
i 1onay treaty. and the debate was
immediately taken up where Il was
iast IN when the subject was last I'M
der Consideration, ten days ago, ago. ,or
The executive session continued , iSr
49, horrs and resulted In the ratiil-
eation Of the treaty, with an amen ,,,.
ment striking out the time limit senate in
treaty. as presented 20 we ,o erect
provided that IT should ,S go Mt after re-
after Ave years, ana ulai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Washington. Jan s0.-Assistant Sec
retary Curtis Of the treasury depart
ment LETT at II o'clock today for New
York but the specific purpose OF his
VISIT could not be learned. beyond the
laot mat he would confer with Assist
ant Secretary Jordan in regard to gold
expectations. A report was in circula-
lon mere that several New York bank
ers mad notified Secretary Carlisle that
they were willing to pay into the sub.
treasury at New York several millions
m gold in exchange for legal tenders II
the secretary so desired The rumor,
however, could not be confirmed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

The watch I received from you was
a good timekeeper. l traded II for a
horse and sold the horse for $40. Yours.
etc. John A. Allison. Covert Mich.
Please send another watch and chain.
money order herewith $3.50. This makes
four watches 1 have ordered OF yor Tor
railroad men. The watch is a good
timer. Respectfully,
John II. Briee. Il. II. Agt. Harpster, o.
Received watch all right. Am aur-
prlsed at the perfect time II keeps.
have had a s25 watch beside II and
II Keeps perfect tins. Intend TO send
you a large order soon. Yours truly,
II. Woodland. Welisburyh. Ia.
l received the watch aud have given
It fair trial. In regard to tima-keep-
ing qualities. consider II equal. IL
not superior. to many watches that
cost ten times Its price. Respectfully.
Joseph C. Boyd. Parlersburg, Pa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
i INC NATIONAL CAPITAL
,,,,,,s FINANCIAL REso-
''V LUTON LAID OVER


ian. s0.-A very AMI
|,Ai inas".,aeratlon of the financial
,ooK place in the senate as
io = ne he's session opened today ~ mr :
IS Wv az Illinois presented a
IN wv ali the leading banks OF
Pich l l'.,,nr that the presidents
sgo' .s,ors be carried out at the
Y, day possible CO.,
~ w. Vs. Dem) of Missouri FOL
We, ,s similar dispatch from
Wv, ,nnis chamber of commerce.
~ Y senator sherman rose SET, 10 ,, give
y -. :, an the financial situation
, ~ he u has expressed in the sen
y, :. some time-there was d pu1N
~ .,a ss,ul and interest Mr.,
',p stepped forward and seemed
[ ~ himself particularly to the
w. aide. emphasizing his re-
i'm frequent gestures. we
..,ched the point" he said
~ are being told that no re-
:. an aver be given to the country
ne eoneede the free coinage
~ Ne believed such an abso-
'''sasssslon would be a greater
A, ~ the country than any olher
~ ~. ~ could be adopted. Ana
innate was being brought race
" In the alternative OF taking
or nothing. If there was 10
wy " between the two coin
,, d. then the senator believed
. . The one which was recos
I as vorld over as the best. But
helleye such choice was
n He still believed that
netals could be used
IAN bound to say" said MT
an "that the finance commit
,,,erly helpless. We are equally
y We can reach no agreement.
= moi able to report unless the
A'lon il made to flee silver"
ns,ae had plenty OF amoney.
,,rs now 81 500, 900, 900 in small
IA in the savings banks. GIVE
Nm people, the laboring people,
W. n n,,a this so-called emer-
md they would supply the de-
y in two days. He begged the
!, 10 unlock the doors Of the
\. committee and endeavor to
mon a measure of relief.
stewart declared that no real
rsey existed. and that all the
!. lad arisen was due to admin
soa discrimination in favor of
igslnst silver.
I'M said the first duty of the
Ws to ascertain what was
a-ty the administration, With
prpose in view, and in order
t,nsress could stand fairly before
;,gntfy and the administration
assl fairly with congress, and
ms with it, he introduced reso-
directing the secretary of the
~ 10 inform the senate whether
e;essary or desirable that legis-
should be had authorizing
suing OF bonds, treasury notes
lssecurltles to realize moneys for
|rpose Of paying current defcien-
he revenues, and If so the nature
asstantial details OF such legis-
Mr. Hill desired that the res
h he consldeed Immediately, but
4 Allen, Populist, OF Nebraska OBJ
and the resolution went over
,'uurrow. This ended the flnan-
scusslon for the time, and the
began the consideration of
stEsness.
redentials OF Mr.. Wolcott, Re-
n, Of Colorado, for the term be-
March 4 next, were presented.
snate then, at o'clock. went
iauiive session for the consider
q the Japanese treaty. The ex-
session lasted until 4 o'clock,
As senate then adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Waco. Tex, Jan. SO.-H F. Dreyfus.
conducting restaurant at iOS South
Fourth street, filed deed OF trust
this afternoon, naming Sam Freund
as trustee. The following creditors are
to be paid in the order named: j. r..
lBagpy, slo0; KnngsDury * kingsbury,
$50; Sam Freund. 1890; Dreyfus Bros,
S42. 40; C. Gassenheimer. S21; j. 4.
Kelum. So,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Your watch Is good timekeeper.
sold II for $500. Yours truly.
WIN. q. Howard. Weston Tex.
received my Watch in due time,
,,s am well pleased with Il. II is nil It
vas recommended, and keeps correct
lime. Yours as ever,
A, II. Dill. Mitchell. Greenviiie co.'s.c.
Tho watch received from you gives
.dmirabie time, and compares with oas
costing $50. Yours truly,
''s' Thos. Martin. Hartford. Conn.
The watch bought OF you is perfect
Is satisfactory and Keeps most excel
icnt time. Respectfully,
n. j. Savage, Baltimore, Nd.
Your watch giyea entire satisfaction.
n equals my Sib one as timekeeper
Yours, etc. Rev. w. II. Thomas. Pas
Tor Centennial N. Il. Church. Boa sss.
Smyrna. Del
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Chicago. Jan. s0.-The general man
ayers OF the Western and southwestern
lines met today at the once OF Sh ,a-,-
man Midgeley Of the Msslsnh is ~
a ..'ss,arsinr violations OF the passenger
agsreement An matters Of detail were
anicably arranged and the charges OF
issuing passes in violation OF the agree
rnent were bound to be largely exag-
gcrated-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

intent, from the effects OF which he
died at . p. m. coglln registered from
Houston. He was railroad man and
came TO Dallas In search OF work His
left arm was dlmly tattooed.
There was not line about his per-
son or IN his possession by which
further identification might have been
ahtaIuga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

At a recent municipal banquet IN
london Sir John Bridge evoked much
laughter by reading letter from man
who thanked him sincerely for having
given his wife six neutrality-suspicious.
ment at has changed her" wrote the
grateful husband. from being "A drum
ken scold TO steady. sober woman,
with whom. as in our early married life.
IL Is a pleasure to dwell"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Chicago, H., Jan. sO-Judge Cross
cup this afternoon granted stay Of
proceedings In the whisky tfust mat
ter until such time as hearing In the
receivership case can be had. The
stay was granted upon application OF
Levy Mayer. representing the stock
holders' committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

san Antonio, Tex, Jan. 30 Mrs
Fannie Russell, wife OF travelling
man OF Dallas. died last night at the
Kingsley hospital from the effects OF
being severely burned by her dress
igniting from the fire place. She Will
he buried here,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
Curtis on for New York

Washington, Jan. 30.-secretary
Hoke Smith has decided that the in
terior department shall have its own
telephone system and has awarded the
western Construction company Of Chi
cago the contract at s5556 for Installing
the new plant needed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Rastrop. Tex, Jan. 30.-A freight
train on the Katy was wrecked at Say
ers station this morning by a displaced
rail-, seemingly displaced with malice
aforethought. Nobody hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Brooklyn, Jan. 3O.-A man is alleged
to have been shot In an encounter be-
tween police and mob al the blfty-
o,ghtb street depot OF the Third avenue
street railway this afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Meridian, Miss, Jan. 30-Joseph
Baum q Sons, dealers in dry goods and
general merchandise. failed today. The
liabilities are 100000; assets unknown.
The firm was one of the largest In Mis-
afaaiuui
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Dallas, Tex, Jan. ao-W. j. ,coglln,
who has been rooming at the PhoenI,;
hotel for four nights. took morphine
this evening. evidently with suicidal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Bastrop, Tex. Jan. 2O.-Fourteen con-
viets left here for Huntsville this even
ing. including the four Elgin bank bur
glars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

naming In effect for ten years It could
De abrogated by either party TO it
after years notice.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
Prenuraerata wymOSt
rOcX ME


n stanacn Zjed. i Kanadzlc $S0e
W Europje Noniecznie n-prz6o) $3.50
w k |.
6azdy, ktory zjedna KateGke>
TOE trzech newYch abonent6w i
przesle nam "a Mich ca{eroczny
abonament, bedzle dostawa{ zs
s7ojq fatyge przez ca{y rok jeden
sgzemplarz Katolika darmo.
Poszukujemy w~szedzie skrzet.
oych, rzetelnych agent6w; zaslugi
'oh ~nalezycie wynagrodzimy.
Prezent "a przes}anie carlo
rooznego abonamentu dajemy tylko
tym, kt6rzY naprz6d "a Katclik"
ssp}aca.
Kto odbierze z poczty trey
Gazety, uwazanym jest "a abonenta j
odpewledzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmleni adres, pow,nien
aatychmiast poda6 wydawcy Kate.
Iika sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznle
ole odm6wi4 gazety "a rosredn,c.
TWEEN listowego Tub innego
urzednika poczSewego, KatolM po-
sefany 1edzle dalej. Skoro kto
zaprzestanie odblera6 gazette, po-
wlnien wpierw zap{acle, Jeze)l co
"a Ma wlnien.
Pieniadze "a i ola Katoziko
4alezy przese}ac przez pocztowy lub
%expresowy Money Order. Mona
tez ~przesefac abonament " dola
rach papierowych, przez Postal
note, albo W jednocentowych lub
dwucentowych znaczkach poetic
wych, lecz jezeii a~honament, W
AK spos6b przes}any, W drodze
przepadnie Geo SIC W tYm kraiu
berdzo rzadko zdarza) wydawca
Katolika HE blelze "a to ma siebie
% povledzlalnosci. Take listy
n~aj!epiej ka7ac ma poczcie reg;st,o-
~ac, DO wtenc>ss :rzad pocztowy
h'erze IL sieb.> edpowledz,alnosc,
A wraz z zawartoscia dojda na
miejsce przeznaczenla. Wszelk,e
listy or%z ?rzeselki p%,enlezne do
AatolihG adreso~ac::
II. De7dywskl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
"a
r. Wfedzlafa CO mySlf.
Nasza korespondentka pisze

ASIA kOEeS pOuuouGkd plSZ0
NAM: ~
,,Chce powledziec kilka slow
otwarcie tym, kt6rzy sprzeciwiaja
sic o%gtoszeniom, jesll "a takowe
musz2 p4acic, ale to, co ia I'M
powiem, mic ich kosztowaG ME be-
die. Przez Gale diva lata boil g{owY,
Dol krzyza, b6le czy sta}am czy
prawie o smierc mnie
przypraw,a}y, a doktorzy i apteka-
RE ze swemi lekarstwami, stan moi
coraz bardzieJ pogorszafy.
AZ z rozpaczy kuplfam og}a-
szaue lekarstwo DIR. P1erce'a
Favorite Prescription" i to mi
pc wr6cl}o zupe1ne zdrowie. Szanu]a
tego doktora, kt6ry iesli vie, re
moze koges w%yleczyc, ma odwage
publicznle to og}osiG".
Wzmjankowane lekarstwo le-
czy wszystkie choroby w1asciwe
kobie,om, jak os}ablenia p}c1owe,
b6le m~iesieczne, nieregularnost,
zdener wowanie, spazmy, bezsennoSG
i grozace p~omleszanie zmYsiow.
DR.. Plerce'a Pleasant Pellets
|ecza %zolclawosc. niestrawnosc,
t. p.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
PkACIC "a
K0RESP0N1ENGYE
Manitowoc, Wis. 80 Czerwca.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Niniejszem mann zaszczyt pre-
sfaG Panu rysopis Alfonso Ma}o-
wiejskiego, redaktora upad}ej
,,Polonii Wiskonsinskiej." Ma}ego
wzrostu, w}osy i wasyoblond, wzrok
bystry, przedstawia sic niby inteli-
gentnie, W movie uzywa wyraze
MIA: ,,jak Bozie kocham, pape,
name, zohcie t. p." Pr6cz tego
czesto uzywa wyrazy: chorobnik,
choroba t. p. Sam opowiada, re
pochodzi z Warszawy i tam ma
OLGA bardzo bogatego, kt6ry ma
przysy}ac mu niby pieniadze co
miesiac. Tq HISTORIC, prawdopodob-
ME zmyslonq, wytumani} cd ludzi
DUO pieniedzy, pozyczki z hypote-
ka ma ksiezycu. W ten SAN spos6b
oszuka} p. Fruzyne, kt6ry mu
oddaf c6rke "a zone, a teraz p}acze,
DO i c6rka W n~ieszczesciu i sam
pieniadze ma MIN straci}. Ignacego
Najde naciagna} ma sto dolar6w W
got6wce, kt6re wziqI cd niego ia
cody weselne. Czesc. tych picnic
dry sp}aci} got6wka i z~egarkiem
swojej zony (bo sw6j w}asny gdzies
W salonie przehulaD i pozosta}
winien 60 dolar6w. Robotnikom W
drukarni zosta4 d}uznym "a diva
miesiace p}acy. Ia og}oszenia rome
skolektowa} sporo pieniedzy, ale
mic W gazecie ME og}osi}.
w dniu 21 Maja uda} sic do
miasta, wy4ga4 cd r6znych biznesis-
tow oko1o sto dolar6w, kt6re jesz-
cze tego samego dnia przepll pc
salonach i bez centa wr6ci} do domu.
Widzac, co 60 czeka, znik} z MAS
ia jak kamfora Nv Manitowoc juz
go wiecej ME %zobaczymy. Gdyby
zas przyjecha}, to go czeka wiezie-
ME. PoLoN1A baltimorska pisa]a W
swoim. c~zasie, re Ma}owiejski ja
okrad1, a dzisiaj, gdy to samo u
mas powt6rzy}, to 0 tenn ami pisnie,
a nam chodzi o to bardzo, by fgle
tego ptaszka jak najbardziej roz-
powszechnic, by ten swojemi s}od-
kiemi s16wkami juz innych ME
naciqga}. Naszym obowiazkiem jest
ostrzedz rodak6w cd podobnych.
naduzy6, by ME wpadli, jak wpad}
u niego wiel. ks. Bozniacki z IS
dolarami. :.
Got6w on i imie zmienic, pre-
ciez juz raz je zmieni} z Jana ma.
Alfonso. Ale zapamietajcie sobie jego
zyciorys. /
Z uszanowaniem
Hnacy Najdy
Swiadkowie:
IzT Wajtowicz
T.: Goryczka.
w razie potrzeby mozemy po-
da6 j%eszcze wiecej 6wiadk6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-04
Schenectady, N. Y. 80 Czerwca.
SzanoWny Redaktorze!

KAToLIKA odbieram i dziekuie
"a oddanie uk1on6w moim starym
znajomym. Posy}am Panu nowego
abonenta W osobie p. Micha{a Leh
MAX, kt6ry zyczy sobie KAroL1KA
prenumerowa6. Za}aczam jego adres.
Pan Lehniak wyjechaf Winony
pred kilku miesiacami, tutaj sic
osiedlif i dobrze mu sic powodzi.
Przez }amy KAToL1KA przysy}a on
swoje pozdrowienie do wszystkich
przyjacio} iznajomych W Winonie.
Jeszcze dw6ch moich znajomych
tutaj wkr6tce sobie KAToL1KA zapi-
SIZE, a p6zniej przysle panu j~eszcze
wiecej abonent6w.
Szczery przyjaciel
Leon J. Reszka.