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one of the signs was discolored- Mrs,
Lock woods counsel, Mr. Turner, then saloi
..Your honor, the witnesses, ike the
mucilage, are very much discolored-
This closed the case of the government,
Mr. Turner for the defense then claimed
that there was no libel, as IL was oD .
DARK street and about 10 O'Clock at night.
Mrs. Lockwood then took the stand, anq
denied having written or caused the af
legged libel to have been written. sne 90
nf,tI knowing either of the amateur detec-
tIyes. The witness for the government tes-
tilted that Mrs lockwood Wore DARK
clothes that night, and on the stand she
denied this claiming that it was warm
night and that she wore light dress.
In her testimony Mrs Lockwood rIatly com
traticted every statement made by the wiz
nesses for the government.
Judge Miller held Mrs. lockwood in $500
bonds for the grand jury, as ne saln no
could not untangle the muddle. Mrk
Lockwood gave bail.
You VIII miss many a good thing IL
voY, don't rt,ad The Evening Times.
The morning times., 1895-10-17
WILL GO TO wooDLEY
White House Family Expect to Nov

President Cleveland and his family will
go to Woodley, their country home, In
about ten days aud remain there until the
cold weather sets in. Woodley is now be
ing placed in condition for occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clevela nd and their children
will go there Immediately after the return
OF the President and his party from A tlaDta
next week. Mrs. Cleveland will not ac-
company the President and the Cabinet 10
Atlanta, but the wives OF The Cabinet Of
ficers will be in the party.
Informal conferences were held at the
White House yesterday between the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet Officers with regard to
the condition OF official business In. the
various executive deparlments.
The morning times., 1895-10-17
Left Collateral in Advance.

Mrs. Kate McCaifery, living on jefferson
street in Georgetown called at No. sta
ton last night aud lett 50 collateral for
charge Which she said was going to be
made against her. Sure enough. two hours
later warrant turned up charging Mrs.
McCaffery with disorderly conduct, sworn
out by Martha Gosnel, neighbor. Some
days ago similar case against Mrs. Nc
Gallery was taken into police court, but
was continued Indefinitely.
The morning times., 1895-10-17
Jackets, CapeS,
And Coats.

IN THIS DEPARTMENT GREAT ACTIVITY
PREVAILS WE HAVE MANY EXCLUSIVE
STYLES, WITH PRICES TO SUIT ALL
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF THE POPULAR
PRICE GARMENTS, STARTING FROM s. o.
WEINvIrE YOUR CAREFUL INSPECTION.
NO TROUBLE To SHOW YOU, WHETHER YOU
BUY OR NOT
The morning times., 1895-10-17
PRESERVATION OF FORESTS.
Builders Association VIII Demand
Legislation to That End.

Baltimore, Oct. 16.-At the second days
session of the Natiuna Association of Is,iild-
ers, n resolution was adopted calling upon
Hon. Hoke Smith, Secretary of the Inte
rior, TO enforce all laws looking to the pro-
lection OF the public forests from unn,:ces
sary and wapton destruction; also, urg-
ing upon the governors OF the several States
the Recommendation Of legislation in their
annual messages looking to the preserva
ton of the forests from destruction.
The morning times., 1895-10-17
$40.

AS stylishly cut and as per-
feet fitting as if made spe-
cially for you. You'll find
poorer all over town at
S12. so and the cheap tailors
will charge you SIS and
won't fit you as well, either.
Fall Overcoats, any style,
shape, color, or fabric you
want. Prices $40, S12, SIS,
S1S, $50, and up to S35.
Specially good value in
that SOC and 75c Neckwear
at 35c each or 8 for ST..
The morning times., 1895-10-17

You Will miss muny IA good thing IL
Won don't read The Evening Times.
The morning times., 1895-10-17
Blue and Black

Rough Cheviots, ALL
WOOL and FAST COLOR,
in Double and Single Breast
ed Sack and Cutaway Frock
Suits at
The morning times., 1895-10-17
RoBINsoN, CHERRY Z Co.,
18th and F StS. {ff,S'hisis;i {fH4nissins..
lHats, Shoes
Suits
On
Credit.

We not only furnish
your house on credit but
fit you out with an ele-
giant suit-weli made
best material = and
charge you nothing for
the accommodation. You
cannot get better prices
anywhere in town-and
our stock is large enough
to insure you getting a
perfect fit.
Let your wife look at
our cloaks and capes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-11-06
A Graceful Deed.

COLUMBIA, Oct. 31.-While Wigg,
who is rather corpulent Mustee the
color of coffee with cream and appar-
emily with trace of Indian blood,
was speaking, Mr.. Evans, of Marlboro,
a rampant reformer, noticed that the
tumbler on the desk in front of the
speaker had been emptied. He step.
ped gently from his place and handed
the tumbler to Mr.. Cooper, of Cole
ton, another red hot white supremacy
and Ben Tillman man, who took it to
the table, filled it from the pitcher of
water there and returned it quietly so
that Wigg might not be interrupted
by thirst or be compelled to stop to
call a page. 1t was very small incl
dent, but I thought it was very grace
full and an illustration of a spirit of
magnanimity and good will which [
like to see, especially from the strong
side to the weak.-A. B. w. in Green
Vile News.
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An Unknown Woman Killed.

Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 29.-An unknown
woman was killed by an Exposition
train today at Ella street crossing. She
started to cross just as an incoming
train passed, and was struck by an out
going train. She was a stranger in the
city, and has not been identified.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR. !
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suffrage. Ii Is uO uOVol lood. 1ho
statutes of the United States have
something akin to it. They require q
residence of only one year, instead of
two, for naturalization if person has
served in the army. Again, sir, the
State of Connecticut, from 1918 to
1s45, when the Constitution was
amended, had this provision that he
should reside so long in the State, and
that he should have property of the
annual value of II sterling, or the al
ternative that he should have done
duty in the militia for one year. Now
consult your Constitutions and look
under the head of the Connecticut
Constitution and you will find that
very thing that so many of the dele
gates are shy about. It went in Con
necticut and no one there thought
there was anything new or startling
about it. The great State of Massachu.
setts, which was certainly equipped
with as fine q bar as any State IN the
Union has adopted into her Constitu-
ton a provision exactly similar to that.
There is difference in the proposition
that propose. I also grant suffrage
for service in the Confederate army.
No one in the legislature ever hesitat-
ed to vote for pensions because the
words soldiers of the Confederacy"
were used. They tax The colored peo-
pie to help pay pensions for the SOL
diers of the Confederacy. No, sir, we
pay 100000 year to the pensions
of the northern soldiers. If we could
pay up our own soldiers as much as
we have to pay the Federal soldiers
they would be able to qualify under
the property qualification. He could
save up the pension one year and
qualify. Not being able to give him
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do away with the excellent report OF
the committee, 60 back, get our shot
guns and stand by the polls, and not,
in the name of heaven, drag our wo-
men to the ballot box. Take up the
excellent and manly report of the
committee and bring the divided white
people back to the ballot box. When
and where was the suffrage discussed
on the stump or in the canvass on
this subject? How would the people
have spoken on this subject2 In be-
half of the mothers of South Carolina
and our dear old dead mothers who
have taught us that woman's sphere
is the home, keep woman there, and
not make her a tramping voter at the
ballot box. Do this and receive the
plaudits of men.
Mr.. Clayton asked him question
as to who was to protect the women.
He replied: 'If they have no hus-
bands let them find sweethearts to
protect them"
MIR. BURN.
Mr.. Burn took the floor as A[r.
Rogers was demanding the roll call
on his motion to table the amendment.
Mr.. Burn spoke with his usual feeling
and energy. He grew very eloquent
on the subject of women. He lntl-
mated that Colonel Sloan had very
little chivalry if it was to be judged
by his speech. Why should not a
woman be allowed to vote2 If woman
did not want the ballot she would not
use it. Take care you may need wo-
mans vote. I will say no more. I
know that woman is superior to man.
He rung in a quotation from the Bard
of Scotland, and then spoke of the
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men at a sacrifice of his feelings. The
plan suggested by the committee could
not do more than be temporary in its
operations. He would not like to
see fraud fastened on the people.
Mr.. Clayton then said he desired to
have Mr.. George D. Tillman close for
his side. He asked the other side to
proceed.
He gave Miller five minutes, and the
colored member pleaded for universal
suffrage for both sexes and said hewas
willing to accept it even with prop
erty qualification upon it. He hoped
that they would take this thing as it
was and settle it squarely and fairly.
There was further debate. Mr.. Geo D.
Tillman now made lengthy and ear
nest speech in favor of female suffrage.
Mr.. Bryan closed the debate, arguing
against the amendment.
Mr.. Clayton moved to reconsider
the vote whereby the previous question
had been called. This was voted down.
HOW 1T WAS KILLED.
Mr.. Rogers then withdrew his mo-
ton to table, and a straight vote was
taken on the amendment offered by
Mr.. Clayton. The amendment was
lost by the following vote:
Yeas Clayton, Cooper, Cunning
ham, Dudley, Ellerbe, Evans, w. D.. !;
Hemphill, Jones, Willie; Keitt, McMa-
han, Meares, Miller, Montgomery, j.
D.; Montgomery, w. r.; Moore,
Nicholson, Parler, Rosborough, Shu-
ler, Smith, W. c.; Stackhouse, Tay-
lor, Tillman, q. D.; Zimmerman,
Whipper, Wigg-26.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21
Szanowni Abonenci niechai
PREIENT
a{a aRboNeHat0w e dO1W
yr "a afsXrA
DfaracyGAl.

y Kale darz aryah.
$ K ! ma rok Pahski 1895.
y Weso}y W1erszole e.
/ t. Povinszowania ma Wszelke
przYgody, LaprosinY ma Wesele
2ioseneczki weselne--z obrazkamj.
81 PrzygodY Lorka a. -
Clekawe opow1adanle z czasow
Plastowskich.
r. Je2eA aboneW zanalejsco-
uy, zop7acieysay 2 dolory 2oleQtego
aJouanoeutu, praqnle dostac codo
plero wyszczegolnlony prezeWt,
po1ulnjeu rozem 2 abonan1eutem
nades7oc 5 cent6w ma przesetEq
pocztowq. haczej wcale cd mas
Dodarunku ME dost0n7e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21
Move %1ajdactwa
c~h1cagosklej kliki.

Wszystkie gazety chicago
skie sic rozpisuja mad burza
W parafi sw. Jadwigi. Mena-
zerz Drzema}a wymogli "a
pomoca arcybiskupiego niedo-
}eztwa protekcyq policyi PREY
zamknietym kosciele. Gala
awantura sic skohczy bez
zwioki, skoro X. arcybiskup
przejrzy przez szacherki me-
nazera - / ca}ej zgrai mai
wiekszego zakonu = powie::
stupaj!
KAToL1k znowu dostaje
komplementa. ma kt6re ME
zas1uzy}. Czytelnicy naszego
pisma dobrze wiedzq, re nigdy
nc 0 parafii sw. Jadwigi ME
pisalismy, Z %wyjatkiem ME
kt6rych ogolowych rzeczy,
wzietych Z dziennik6w chica-
goskich (angielskich). Ale
must bye kozie} oharny wed}ug
praktyki ma wiekszego zakonu,
a tym koz}em jest w}asnle
2nowu KAT0L1K. Widocznie W
doskona}y grzbiet mas mad
ziemskie opatrzy}y mocy,
jezeli lyle grzechow cudzych
dzwigat >potraf7my ma tym
p}aczu PADDLE,
Bynajmniej jednakow6z ME
chcemy sic uniewinniaG. OW-
SEEN cieszy mas radosci2
niek}amana, re trzeci folWark
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pod inne
sic dostanie rece. Parahalne
burze W poIsko-amerykahskich
koscio]ach zastepuja prawo
kanoniczne. Gnie sic kark
ch}opski pod bezrrawiem, az
sprezyna peka, s.; dalej do
szturmu. Ma goracq polska
krew i Ware widzimisie ME
wystarczy.
CO smutniejsze, klika chica-
goska NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nauczy]a tez prostych warcho-
low parafialnych 1ajdactw, Q
ktorych lynn sic ME sni}o. | Z
Chicago ~zgorszenie sic SEE
rzy}o ma Gala Ameryke Many
ma mysli owe piekielne intrygi
menazera, sw. Jana z Radzie-
.jewa / sp6}ki, kt6remi ludzi W
sasiednich parahach przeciwko
prawowitemu proboszczowi
burzyli. Oni wyzarli Xxx.
Dominica Majera, Snigur-
skiego, Koz}owskiego Handy
da, Krolla Franciszka, lyle,
Ma}kowskiego, Szulereckiego,
ME liczac wcale licznych
oszczerstw rzuconych ma in
nych ksiezy. Pierwszq i ostat-
MIA otuchq Barzyiskich, Ra-
dziejewskiego i kliki So s}ova::
Jedzmy do arcybiskupa! Jadq
pukaja do drzvi, nisko sic
k}aniajaa, pierscieh judaszow
skim usmiechem liza, W swie-
TEN niby oburzeniu dmucha-
ia pod nos pra]atowski
,bezboznosG" owych Maze
row, Mielcusznych, Hollow
skich, Kroll6w, Zy}16w,
Pyplatz6w, Navrockich, Lam
gov, Ma}kowskich, Szulerec-
kich i innych niaWno grzesz-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21

nik6w', al starry i'm ,,ukaz'
napisze, albo udzieli, / =
wracaja do domu, d}awiac sic
rozkosza, re szwindel sic udaf.
Calemi stami dowodow kaz-
diego czasu mozemy s}uzy6.
Jezeli zas widza, ze "a
pomoca warcho}6w lepiej jest
ksiedza wygryzt, wysy}aja
swoich szpieg6w jake niby-
komitet parahalny na,, owego'
proboszcza. Arcybiskup, ME
znajac ludzi, przyjmuje podob-
nych }otrow jake malkonten-
tow, tego = owego" ksiedza,
sadzac, re m6wi do parafan.
A ,komitet" wys}any jest I
innych parahi lub wprost Z
kancelaryi Barzyhskiego lub
Radziejewskiego. Bury sic
tymczasem pc karczmach, W
gazetach z}odziejskiej, sp6}ki'
pisze sic 0 npowaznych"
rozruchach, 0 s}usznych zaza-
leniach dop6ty, dop6ki brata-
ksiedza sic ME zniszczy.
Teraz przysz}a kreska ma
Matyska. Lud chicagoski sic
przekona} Q szalbierstwie
najWiekszego zakonu. Zmar-
~twychwstahcy tylko ma to
tr2bla 0 patryotyzmie, tylko
ola tego WARY bronia'', ably
ca}emi buszlami pieniadze
ludu chicagoskiego do Rzymu
posy}aG! Ma sic rozumiec, ME
do OLGA sw., nj ma cele
koscielne, ale do kabzy sta
rego fujary j%enera}a Pre-
w}ockiego. Ko]ega ich
Radziejewski sic kama ciel-
cow z}otemu / w}asnemu
brzuchowi. Chociazby i po
raz drugi lub dziesiaty mia}
ludziom skradzione choragwie
wracac, ma}o go to boil. Teraz
nawet paraduje ma estradzie
bezboznej" Hall Pu}askiego,
DO ,geszeft" cora. Gdyby
punktarni wiecej zdolano zro-
bic, sypa}yby sic jak grad Z
nieba.
J6zio Barzyhski, obecny
bohater chryi chicagoskiej,
s}ynie jake zawziety wr6g
KAToL1KA. Cia}em dusza /
portkami siedzi W ,,madrej'
kieszeni brata Icka. Przeto
tax muzykuje, jak nj kaza.
Lecz dudy pek}y,a ,ch}opi'
Jadwigova, = klika inaczej
Q naszym udzie sic ME
wyraza miedzy SODA
ch|opi "a dalszq muzyke
dziekujq i PLACID ME beda.
Ludzie! Me rozbijajcie
sobie glow, ami koscielnych
!, property' ME marnujcie!
Najviekszy zakon Z J6ziem
ME wart ami jednej ch}opskiej
kropli krwi, ami zgni}ej zerdzi
Cd p}ota, Stan
p owiedzcie W Ia dry
k | e il e d kliki
c 0 XII zadne-
so k $ i E d ie h &C.
CT e. TO luz napisali do X.
Delegate Satolli'ego.
Przypisek zecera).
pI ACIC "a KATOI Tx Al
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21
1. ak sic skohczy?

Jak sic %skoiczy?
Rzady kliki chicagoskiej
znoVu ma siebie oczy og6}u
zwrVci}y, ale, jak zwykle,
swe.emi wybrykami.
Jak sic komedya ma
J~adWigowie skohczy?- pyta-
ia 5iiscy i dalecy sasiedzi.
Skodczy sic ma tenn, re
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wykurza.
Poszli Z torbami z parahi sw.
J6zafata, poszli Z go}emi pie
tami, Z parafi sw. Trolley,
p6jda i z para6i5w .Jadwigi.
Pozostaje jeszcze Stanis}a-
wowo. Umyslnie tam ludzi
jak:sledzi do beczki pakuja,
ably inni ksieza tel parafli
obja& ME mogli. Zaden swiecki
ksiadx, chociazby mia} i ki]ku
asystent6w, tam piracy ME
podoia}by. Wszystkie sprezyny
tax So naciqagniete, IL tylko
zgromadzenie lub zakon jakis
parafia W porzadku utrzyma6
porrdfa. Zgromadzeh zako-
n6wjednakow6z miedzy Pola-
kami prawie uie ma. Zatem
Zmartwychwstahcy sobie ma
dobre roszcza prawo w}asnosci.
Mylq i e.
Skoro i ma Stanislawowie
1u5sss=ruszy, jake sic ruszy}
ma Jadwigowie, J6zafatowie
u Trolley 5w., bedzie po
ZmartwychwstaIicach W tym
kraju, czego kAToL1K zawsze
pragna1 i pragnie. Nienatu-
rama wielkosG e e ]
parahi, utrzymywana krzywda
ludzka, O pomste do nieba
wo}ajaca, pozwala mnichom
ciagle siaGjakies szarlatanerye
miedzy osadami poIskiemi i
spokojnemi. Wszystkie ha}asy,
k}6tnie / zgorszenia miedzy
mani pochodza w}asnie Z
Noble ulicy, Cd najwiekszego
zakonu. Najlepszym dowodem
jest fakt, ]ak to menazer
przekabacil nawet porzadnych
ludzi w Milwaukee ma swoje
kretactwa.
Burr parahalnych ME prag-
niemy, ME chwalimy, nikomu
ME polecamy. Gdzie jedna-
kow6z arcybiskup Z menace
ramizaczyna lud przeSladowat,
DO prawa kanonicznego ME
ma, ]udzie sami paragrafy
odpowiednie arcybiskupowi i
menazerom buntami przypom
ma. ~Sprawdzamy tylko fakt.
Precz vice Z Zmartwych-
wstahcami Z ca}ego Chicago!
Znajda sic inni dobrzy ksieza
ma ich miejsce i ma Stani-
s}aWowie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21

oIIlNE, W1nOna, Mimi
lud polski bury sic przeciw
lckom. w sobote, 2 lutego,
W kosciele Sw. Stanis}awa
kostki. O. Wincenty rozpo~
cza} kazanie Cd slow: Vital
Warszawo! Poniewa5 w tel
parat1l maj wieksza czesG ludu
pochodzi 2 pod zaboru prus.
&lego, przeto bardzo mu
wzieto "a z}e to g}upstwo, DO
myself wiarusy, ze vita
po]skich zyd6w z Warszawy,
z kt6rych tez sporo, ola
bus1nesu, do koScio}a sw.
S%tanls1awa Kostki uczeszcza,
w partyi ACKNOWLEDGMENT
rel wodza, ~pomiedzy innymi,
Rudnicki i Kortas a daza
oni, iak m6wia, do tego, ably
1uz raz zydowskiej szachrajce
" najwiekszej najstar-
sci polskiej parafi w
Chicago koniec po}ozyG,
Agituje take przeciw 0.
Wincentemu redaktor Zqody
p. Jab}ohski, ktory nawet Juz
postal dug list do S t l.
'liego, opisujac w MIN
szczeg6}owo ostatnie szachrais
silva NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
luz ma Stanis}awowie
wiekszos6 ludu polskiego tax
oastrojcna iak ia jadwigowie.
Chca. zeby W zarzadzie ich
Parafi TAXI zaprowadzony byz
porzadek, jaki jest w parafi
sw. Tr6)cy.
Ma Jadwigowie, Iezeli tylko
Pan Bog da lepsze easy,
wkrotce bedzie nowy koscioI,
DO obecny juz jest "a ma1y,
a ustawicznie nowi parafanie
sic ~zaplsuja. DEugu ciazy na
majatku parafialnym ST. .oco,
ma Stanis}awowie zas juz
prawle calv milion.
Szemrza tez juz bardzo ma
Zmartwychwstaic6w W pa
rafii sw. Jana Kantego. Jest
tam TAXI porzadek, ze kto
ME ma }awki ME zapIaci 10
cent6w, tego do koscio1a ME
wpuszcza. Pewien biedny
robotnik, gdy 60 wypychano
z ko$cioia, biaga1, ably mu
%przeciez pozwolilj sic pomo-
die, by mu Pan Bog dopo-
m6g} do znalezienia roboty
lecz mic to mu ME pomog}o
= won! Z koScio}a, kiedy
ME masz pieniedzy!
Wasz wierny abonent
JAN MARKS
Dickson Str.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21
PLACIC "a

HlDa=ar Nasz podr6-
zujacy ag,ent,p. WaW-
rzynlec Radomski, z
Chicago uda sic do
Lemont, ~Sprlngvalley
/ La Sale. Niechai
nasi abonenci W tych
polskjch osadach W
pore postaraja sic o
pie aiadze, ably mogll
mu zap}aciG "a ga
zete.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21
spis kssaZek. jake
AATOLTk ua Isrezenf
OGarUTe.
" OBRAZKOWY kALEN-
DARZ MARYANSkInd rokAS0D

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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21

W Katoziku, co w}asciwe
ostatnie poza}owania godne
zaburzenia II mas wywo}a1o.
I. Ludzie ME mogli pro-
boszczowi ks. J6zetowi
Barzyhskiemu wybaczyc, re
" zesz}ym roku trzech dobrych
vikaryusz6w wydali}.
2. KS. proboszcz Barzyhskl
uie potraf} powiedzieG dobre-
60, religijnego kazania, jeno
ludzi z amoonY wyzYwa}.
3. Wyzywa} takze ks.
proboszcz Barzyhski ch}opow
i kobiety PREY spowiedzi, gdy
"a ma}o ma kosci6} p}acili;
uzywa} PREY tenn najbrudniej.
szych wyraz6w, m6wiac, TAX
g}oSno, re wszyscy s]yszeli.
4. Pouiewaz wikary ks.
Koz}owski dobrym jest kaz-
oodzieja i dobrze spowiedzl
s|ucha}, wiec ludzie 60 polu
bill i kazdy sic do niego
cisnaE, a Cd J6zefa uciekali,
co W sercu proboszcza zazdrosG
wzbudzilo.
5. KS. wikarY Koz}owski,
przejrzawszy ksiazki, powie-
dzia}, ze dcch6d parafialny
Jest dobry, ale rozchod jest
Itchy. Bo proboszcz zmar
twychwstanski pozyczy} kasy
parafalnej grocernikowi OBJ.
Wrzesihskiemu 5000. 90, Null
zofowi $1,000, Burczyhskiemu
$4,000 - porozpozycza} po
$500. 20 $500, pc $500, pc
5000 i 500, To take ludzi
oburzy}o.
6. KS. J6zef Barzyhski bez
wszelkiego s}usznego powodu
odpra~i} ulubioneg go przez
parafian ks. Koz}owskiego,
Sprzykrzywszy soble mare
szcie taxa gospodarke, zwo}ali
hitting i zaprosili nan ks.
Barzyhskiego raz / drugl
a on powiedzia}, re do takich
os}6w przyjst ME potrzebuje,
Ludziska chcieli 60 sic
tylko spytac, czemu on do
brych ksiezy nie a k u e.
By1o to W poniedzia}ek, pred
Nowym rokiem.
Potem W niedziele.6 Stycz-
MIA, kilku parafian posz}o do
zakrystyi, gdzie w}asnie ks.
J6zef Barzyhski ubiera} sic do
mszy Sw., i wyprowadzili 60 Z
koscio}a ma droge do Stani-
s}awowa. Tam on odprawiE
SUNG W kosciele sw. Stani-
s}awa Kostki, ale jak wyszed}
ma pokropienie, to najlepsze
daI Kie}basie, re al sobie
oczy chustka wytrzec musia}.
Oliwy do tlejqcego sic juz
ognia dola} w Niedziele, 9
Lutego, ks. Gieburowski.
Ten 7 ambony wygadywa} ma
ks. Ko~z}owskiego niestw orzo-
ne rzeczy, az lud g}osno
szemra1. Wolali: dosyG tegc
k}amstwa! tupali nogami,
az ksiadz zniewolony by}
opusci6 ambone.
Co sic sta}o W nastepujacy
piatek, o tenn juz pisa]y
wszystkie gazety.
Ale juz i ma Stanis}awowie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21
NasZ PreZent
zinlowy
wart przeszlo $l.00.
(kt0ry dawaG bedziemy jeszcze
przez ca]y miesiqc Luty
b, ~

Kazdy nowy abonent,
kt6ry teraz naprzod zap{ac,
caIoroczny abonament, w
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
W podarunku "a dolara / 10
centow ksiazek z pomiedzy
nizej podanego spisu. Taxi
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
staremu abonentowl, ktory
teraz ca}y rok naprzod gazette
nasza op}aci, wsze}ako maj
mniej do Stycznia 1896 r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21

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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-21

W Kat0liku, co w}asciwe
ostatnie poza}owania godoe
zaburzenia u mas wywo}a}o
l.. Ludzie ME mogli pro-
boszczowi ks. Jozetowj
BarzNnskiemu WYbacZYC, Ze