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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Picking Up Attractions.

S. w. Narregang, president of the Inter-
state Grain Palace and Exposition association,
of Aberdeen, S. D., is in Minneapolis look
ing for attractions for the big annual ex-
position to be held in October. Mr.. Narregang
of attractions for this year, and that the
1886 exposition will excel any former affairs
OF the kind in any way. The association has
secured rate from the railroads of one-half
fare from all parts Of the state, and large
attendance is expected One of the attractions
secured from Minneapolis is the Masonic
Quartette.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Towne,s star WANING.

DULUTH. Mimi, Sept. 5.-Duluth silver
men are less sanguine of carrying the county
for Bryan and Towne than they were week
ago. At that time time they claimed the city
for Towne by 1000 or 5000, and now promi-
nent supporter of Mr.. Towne admits that
the prospective majority looks more like $500.
BY easy degrees the supporters Of Mr.. Towne
have reduced their claims, and il Mr.. Towne's
majority in Duluth should be 1000 he may
quite possibly be beaten in the county. Mr..
Towne is going back the range to fill
one date which he skipped during his recent
tour in that section. Next Tuesday evening
he will speak at Hibbing, where the silver
sentiment Is strong.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Dull week for Police.

The number of arrests during the past week
scarcely exceeded that of other weeks. Here
is a list of the prisoners taken into the central
station: Assault and battery, q; drunkenness,
80, vRgrancy. IL; petit larceny, 4; grand lar
horse to tree, 1; violating park ordinance.
4; swindling, l.; gambling, q, other causes,
8. The arrests by the outlying stations was
small and almost entirely for drunkenness.
The chief point which the police were obliged
to keep watchful eye on was for the pick
ing Of pockets. But in this particular there
were not twenty-five reports made to head
quarters of victims of the long fingered
gentry. But four burglaries were reported
during the week
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
DR. KiIxineton NJ

DR.. 8. S. Kilvington lies dangerously i'll at
his Office suffering from brain trouble. the
result Of overwork during the earlier part of
last week. He had in charge arrangements
OF decorating Masonic Temple preparatory
for the entertainment given by the Mystic
Shriners Thursday. and his ardent enthusi-
asm led to overexertion. Yesterday morning
his condition was improved but later in the
day he suffered a relapse and at midnight his
condition was precarious, although no worse
than in the afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Great Hebrew Feast Day.

The Hebew festival Rosh-Hashano will be
celebrated Tuesday 1t begins tomorrow
evening at sunset and lasts until the same
hour Tuesday evening. Orthodox Jews also
celebrate Wednesday as part of the festival.
Services will be held at the Hebrew Reform
synagogue tomorrow at in the evening.
An address will be delivered on Reality in
Life" Tuesday morning the sermon will
deal with Reality in Judaism >, - 81
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Down WITH THE EXPENSES.
The Board of Trade Raises Another
Cry for Retrenchment.

Cry for Retrenchment.
The board of trade committee on the re-
representatives from the board of trade,
trades and labor assembly and the city coun-
Gil, met yesterday afternoon in the board Of
trade rooms.
The subject of reducing the city's expenses
was discussed pro and con- with no definite
result arrived at.
Aid. Harvey and Comptroller Nye were
present, and were subjected to close question
ing. They expressed themselves as satisfied
that a reduction could be made, especially
as reductions have been made during the
last four years. To what extent they could
not state.
Another meeting will be held Tuesday
afternoon, when it is possible that some
recommendation will be made to the board
Of tax levy, which meets Oct. 6.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
NJ. 4 ST. L...EARNINGs.
Road Has Made Money During the
Last Year

CHICAGO, Sept 5.-The annual re-
port Of the Minneapolis q St Louis
road was issued today. and it shows
that the road has been making money
since 1t passed out of the hands of the
receivers. The gross earrings of the
road for the year ending June 80, were
$2,02S, 203, the net earnings were 1894, :
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Jordan Lectures the schoolma,am..

Supt. G. NJ Jordan delivered his annual
lecture to over 700 school ma ans in the as
senbly room of the central high school yes
teachers they had used their vacation to
good advantage. They were rudy of color
and merry of mood and brim full Of energy
for the work of the approaching term. The
address of the superintendent was given re-
spectful attention, after which the ladies
were dismissed for short seances with their
principals. The public schools open Tuesday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06

Joseph B. Hudson, Potentate of Sarah
Temple, at the last regular meeting on be-
half Of the temple, presented to DR.. s. S.
Kilvington magnificent emblem OF the
order. This was done mark Of appre-
citation Of the work done by the latter, 10
insure the success of the initiation ceremonies
held Friday evening
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Their Cases Continued.

James Mcintosh, foreman and Adam Smith
colored, alas Billie Jones, the two employees
of the Assyrian Asphalt company, arrested
the Second avenue drug store proprietor. were
arraigned in the municipal court yesterday
charged with assault and battery They
pleaded not guilty. and the case against them
was continued until Monday morning at 8
O'Clock
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Parade Monday Night.

An informal canvass of the business houses
yesterday afternoon by representatives of the
Fall Festivities association resulted in a de-
cision to have the grand final parade of the
Festival of Ceres Monday night. This was the
event postponed from last Friday night In
case Of storm, the parade will be held Tuesday
night.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Another sweepinx Cut.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The Seaboard Air
line gave notice of another sweeping cut to-
day over part Of its system, that from Will
mington, N. c., to points In North and South
Carolina, Athens and Atlanta and other
cities. The new rates form 80 per cent
reduction and become operative Sept. ..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Wisconsin, Bank CLOSED.

BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, Sept. g.
The Jackson County bank closed its doors to-
day in obedience to an order of Judge Bailey.
S. p. Jones, Of this city, was appointed re-
ceiver. The receiver has made no statement
as to resources and liabilities.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06

red to. which have not been settled
The expense of the encampment outside
of the prizes was figured at $4,000, but.
fell within that figure
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06

His Excellency Gov. d. M Clough,
robert Pratt, mayor; A. III. Patton, OF
Danvers, Mass, great incohonee; Judge
X. T. Daniel, of Griffin, Ga, great senior
sycamore; G. B. Green, mayor Of Bing-
hampton, N. Y, great junior sycamore;
William Provin, of Boston, Mass,
great keeper Of wampum; Charles c.
Conley, Of Philadelphia, Pa, past great
incohonee and great chief of records;
Charles H. Brown, MINNEAPOLIS. great
sachem of Minnesota.
Thursday morning and afternoon,
sessions Of great council; afternoon
session Of Waneta council, degree of
Pocahontas, at lodge parlors, Seventh
street and Nicollet avenue Work in
the adoption degree will be exemplified.
to which all visiting members Of the
degree are invited. Light refresh
ments will be served.
Thursday evening the secret work of
the order will be exemplifled at the
union wigwam. Minnehaha team No.
! will exemplify the adoption degree,
Hiawatha team No. 3, the hunters.
Chippewa team No. 10, the warriors
White Cloud team No. 8, the chiefs
degree. There will be large number
Of applicants present to take each of
these degrees; at least $50 pale faces
will enter into fellowship with the Red
Men.
Friday morning will be the last day
OF the session of the great council. In
the AFTERNOON q carriage ride about the
residence portion Of the city and the
lakes will be rendered by the members
OF Waneta council, degree of POGO
hOntaS, to the lady visitors
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
PAIN
XII |. R

This good old remedy, if kept IN
the house, will save many sleep
less nights, many dollars in doc
tors bills, and no end of suffering.
Price rs and so cents a bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
mr. WILL GURE YOU.
I'D r. n I. SO N
Cor. WoshiHgtoB AID Third Ave 8.
Mftf1sen ro1is Minn.

AOf. NuSn1nXb0n ana 1nfro ave. y.
Minrcnpolise Minis.
From thirty years experience in hospital
and special Office practice is enabled to guar
antee radical and permanent cures without
the use of caustic or mercury in chronic or
poisonous diseases of the blood, throat, nose,
skin. bladder, and kindred organs. Gravel
and structure cured without pain or cutting
Acute or chronic urinary diseases cured In
three to eight days by local remedy. Vic
Tins of indscretion or excess with cough
indigestion, tired feeling, nervous, physical
and organic weakness, rendering marriage
unsafe or unhappy, should call or write, as
they are often treated for consumption, dys-
pepsia or liver complaint by inexperienced
men, who mistake the cause of the evil and
thus multiply both. Separate rooms for
ladies: No nauseous drugs used. Consulta-
ton free. Book and question list, cents
Hours, 10 to IL M, to 3 p. m. and to D.
m. Sunday, to p. m.
DIR. II. NELSON,
Minneapolis Lock Hospital 1877 North Tenth
Street. Corner Western Avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
Police Court Cases.

Patrick Ward, a saloonkeeper at Washing
ton and Sixteenth avenues north, was ar
raigned In the municipal court on charge
OF assault and battery, preferred against him
by his wife, Flora Ward. She claims that
Patrick did in a violent manner assault
beat, strike and i'll treat her, wholly without
cause or provocation. The case was con-
tinued until Monday.
Charles Wilson answered to the charge of
petit larceny and admitted his guilt, where
upon Judge Kerr said $50 or sixty days.
much to the disgust Of the defendant who
had evidently hoped for leniency. He was
accused with the theft Of coat from one
August Carlson.
Bert Robertson was arraigned on a charge
Of embezzlement, the complainant being
Isaac HUFFMAN. He waived examination and
was held to the grand jury in $500 bonds
The complaint charges him with appropriat-
ing $202.50 in his capacity as a collector for
KnrtZman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06

Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Dys-
entery, Dia-rhoea, and all com
plants prevalent in the Sum-
nler, are quickly cured with
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
DrObne Echa.

POSPIECH. Z jakim pos
piechem zwiazkowcy sic
staraja wszelkie bledy W
swojej korporacyii i konstytu-
cyl naprawic, ably w}adze
amerykahskie i'm kasy pos
miertnej ME zamknely,
udowodnia wy Dor generalnego
lekarza zwiazkowego. Urzad
ten piastowae bedzie ,nlody,
lecz zdolnly P. DR.. Kutlewski,
Jako lekarz polskiego szpitala
Si6str Nazaretanek p.Kuflew.
ski jest znany najlepszej
strony. Jestto czlowiek pr1y-
Jenny trzezwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
kpinY z Boga i Iudzi.
P0lak u Ameryce z dnia 22go

Polok u Am'eryce dnia 22go
Maja pisze:
Nlekt6re gazety zamiesci{y via
domosc, jakoby rezygnacya p. Fr.
H.Jablonskiego redakcyi,, ,,Zgody"
by{a zupe4nie prawdziwa i jako
jego przyszfego nastepca wymienla-
ja p. e Nagla, obecnego redakto-
ra ,,Dzlennika Chlcagoskiogo".
Sadz1my, re to tylko plotk1 ME
zypusz % y, ab Y D,
n aglel t ak latwo zm1e.
nla{ swe zas ady prze-
rzuca / sic Z edne ego
o b o zu d d rugie go. Zdaje
sic, ze " kuznl ,,Dzlennika Pol
skiego" ukuto te bash i puszczono
ia " SWAT. Jedno atoll wydaje
nam s'e dz1wnem, dla czego p.
Naglel ME zaprzecza tYm pog}o-
skom?
Powyzsze g}upstwa pisze
Sllsz, tagas X. Pitassa
Magic - ! ME zmienia swych
zasad tax }atwo - ME
ME. 30. ME. 80. Czemu? -
Bo zadnych juz ME zna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
starry ABONElCI,

jezeli op}aca wszystek dug
"a Wiorusa, dostana oplacona
poczta W dom, nastepuiace
ksiazeczki W prezencle:
1.~-G d y by m i e & 1000 d Q.
laro w-powies6 dla cnotll-
wei miodziezy.
2.-Jak nedza W pol e
smier wYw Ia
co sic z tego narobi}o (H'sto
rya prawdziwa, wyplsana
bardzo stare] kronik,, kt6rs
nigdv sw,at}a ME widzla}a.)
3. Proro ctwo o Po l.
see.
4.-Pror roctwa Sy bll1
st a m ent Prot
W,elkiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
Go pisza inne gazety,

KAroL1czKA wystapi}a W
obronie p. Modesto Maryaf-
skiego przeciwko PoLAKow1
W AMERYcE "a jego polityke
kongresowa. Jak wiadomo
kongres katolicki ma sic od-
bye W S'erpniu.
Dotychczas przewaznie
ksieza re Wschodu sic "a
kongresem oswiadczyli. Ma
Zachodzie jest jakos cicho.
Bo, Bogiem prawda'
pytaja sic ludzie i ksieza, po co
maja tracit pieniadze ma
daleks podroz do Buffalo,
iezeli wed}ug wszelkich da-
nych z kongresu druga bedzle
liga?Tyle madrych .poruszono
rzeczy, ze Cd samej madrosc|
drogi ME widat.
Katoliczka, idac "a przeko'
naniem swego w}asciciela,
Diebmanna aklhsklego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
I NIW POLSkICH
W AMERYCE.

SOBIESKI PARK, Ill. =
Proboszczem tute;sze] paratll
polskiej zostat Wiel. X
Franciszek Byrgier. wikary
x. Nawrockiego W Chicago.
x. Byrgier by} dawniej
organista nauczycielem u X.
Radziejewskiego W Chicago.
1ANEK CHRZANOWSKI,
wsp6}pracownik pijanego
Nagla Cd Dziennika zmar-
twychwstahc6w, nie jest
wiecej ma stancyi u PAM
Bronisi Nagiel. Cos zasz|o W
moskiewsklej familii. .....
DON YUAN GORDON,
by}y wspo}pracownik Pana
Piotra Kio}bassy W drukarni
Zmartwychwstahc6w, stara
sic wszelkiemi silami, ,wyzebra6
u swoich przelozonych sta}a
posade W Chicago.
CLEVLAND, Ohio. = x
Cwiaka}a wyjezdza ma dobre
do Europy. lego nastePca
zostanieX. Truszczyhski, ,kt6ry
wystapi} zgromadzenia sw.
Krzyza w South Bend, Ind.
MILWAUKEE,. = x.
Miklaszewski, dawniej W
Alberta, Mimi, a potem W
Junction City, Wis, zamie-
szka} u x. Gruczy pomaga
mu W duszpasterstwie.
x. GUROWSKI, znany z
Antwerpii Brazylii. opuscil
posade asystenta u x. Nowl-
ckiego, talmudowego wyzna-
MIA, W South Chicago.
x. FRYDRYCHOWICZ,
| dawniej W sas;ednim North
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
O Judajczykach.

x. Aleksander Jelowicki,
Zmartwychwstaniec, tax pisze
W swoich wspomnieniach {
zlaniu sic zydkow z polakami
,,Kto chce uobywatelit
zydow, zapraszam go dc
Berdyczowa, a iak mu sic to
uda, to mu powinszuje.
,,Kto zgadnie, czy zydzi So
"a Moskalami, czy zaPolakami,
to bedzie madry. Mnie sic
|zdaje, ze So "a soba, to jest "a
tym, kto silniejszy, albo kto
i'm lepiej zap}aci.
.,Jak Mikolaj zaczq} brac W
rekruty zyd6w wBerdYczowie,
W tel stolicy zydowskiej.. %.
W dziesieciu berdyczowskich
b6znicach modlono sic, zeby
Mikolaja djabli wzieli. >. w
tym s}awnym Berdyczowie, W
tel polskiej Jerozolimie, by}
sadnY dzieh.
,,Jak przysz}o do powstania,
zydzi berdyczowscy raaziby,
zeby Polacy byli zemscili sic
"a nica ma Miko}aju, ale.
sami ME powstawali. " czasi2
powstania (1S31 r. nabite
dziala ma rynku berdyczow
skim spokojnie sta}y; a po
powsrc niu, kiedy juz by}y
nienabite, waleczni zydzi
ukradli diva dziala.
M6wia. ze to Z miloSci ku
Polsce; a ia domyslalem sic,
ze dziala by}y miedziane. ze
"a pomoca zydk6w juz z
tych dzial musia} powstae
jakiS koci6f gorzelniany, kt6ry
kiedys mole dostarczyt wojsku
polskiemu wodki Ia pienia-
DE (wydanie trzecie str. 1927.
Chicagoscy zmartwych-
wstadcy ME wierza W zasady
zmar}ego Swiatobliwego brata
swego, x. Je}owickiego. Sami
kierowani zydowinami, lckiem
i Srulem Barry hskimi, gwa]-
townie chca mas przekonac,
ze ich kolega, Abraham Won
South Chicago, is a fsjne
purge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

pragnie, ably i Zwiazkowcy
brali udzia} W Kongresie
Zwiazkowc6w popiera par
Maryahski. Sz6pihsci jeszcze
dodaje, ze Slisz powinien
zrezygnowa6 urzedu sekre-
tarza kongresu, bo do tego
Slisz jest niezdolny. Podobne-
mi !, powaznemi' banialukami
neca sic nasi ,,pis6rze' mad
niewinnym papierem.
ZGoDA polemizuje ma dobre
z Psim Chosen. = 0 co? =
Jak przysz}a Polska ma wy
gladat? OF kwestya. kuszczy.
bochenek Jab}ohski nazywa
kalabryjskiego bandyte Ma
chnika, g}upim, przewrotnym
i zacofanym, a ten odp}acajac
pieknem "a nadobne, zarzuca
}uszczybochenkowi, ze m}ynki
wywraca. Macie. j.. przysz}a
Polske.
Dz1ENNIK CH1cAGosK1 cieszy
sic nabytkiem redaktorskim
W osobie jakiegos Eselmanna.
Pan Eselmann .wpad} ma
arcyeriginalna mysl pods}u-
chywania drut6w telegraficz-
nych plecie niestworzone
rzeczy, kt6re nazywa genial
nemi.
W1ARA I OJczYzNA ma cd
czas6w ostatniego sejmu
kropidlarskiego najwieksza
ilosG redaktor6w re wszystkich
gazet polskich W Ameryce.
w niej smaruja deklamacye:
Gala administracya kropidlar-
ska, to prezydaht to sekret6rz
it'd, - potem wszyscy po
literacku nadeci zmartwychw-
stahcy, potem liczni urzednicy
towarzystw; potem liczne sic
umieszcza przedruki ,nareszcie
tez ptatny p. redaktor
Szwajkart cos sfabrykujje.
Niestety mic uwagi
godnego W przymusowym
szpargale ME znaleslismy.
Pono chca sobie najatjakiegoS
mafcypaniarza Detroit ku
wiekszej chwale najwiekszego
zakonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
MaReYPARRKR.

O nedzny MichaEku. mil
f6cki senatorku! Me mozesz
zniesc spojrzenia szk6} kato
lickich, a myslisz, zes odgad}
Stw6rce Nauki i Oswiaty
= W szko}ach publicznych;
"a s|abe TIVE oczy!
o dzielnym p. Bronis}awie
Czerwi6skim pisze pieluszka
Michalka Kruszki, CO naste,
puje:
Kazdy czlonek komisyi szkol
nej zobowiazany jest pracowac ns
dobro szk6} publicznych. Zaten
ten komisarz szkolny, kt6ry uwazs
szko}y publiczne "a instytucye
szkodliwe i niezgodne z jego prze
konauiem, jest W ME swojen
miejscu i powinien urzedu swegt
niezw}ooznie zrezygnowac. Ktt
bowiem re szkodliwemi i gorszace
mi instytucyami stycznosc ma, te,
moze jeszcze sam zgorszyc. A szko
ia by by1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

[fAni ,,Polok w Hameryce'
swietego Pitassa. ami ME
||dziela" swietego Dabrocha z
,Detroit o intrydze Kruszki
Enie wspominaja.
Oni pragna Kongresu kat,
IDni pragna deklamacyi, lecz
|ludzie czynu niechaj podmi-
snuja szko}y katolickie tyhcza-
sem, niechaj wykurza z dusz
azieci naszych wiare katolicka
j polskosc, coz i'm do tego?
Owszem przyznaja KURYE-
ROW. Kruszki, skoro uderzy
ma W!IARUsA, re bardzo jest
powazny ma s}usznost, dobrze
robi, powtarzajac s}owa
sz6tory Sz6pihsciego, nawo-
lujac WrARUsA do porzadku.
Gdyby W1ARus sic do tego
zapomia} stopnia, do kt6rego
KURYER Kruszki zabrna},
zarycza}aby klika prasowych
opryszk6w: ,Nawet dzieci
W1ARUs denuncyuje, re g}u-
pie Oj. oj. -. ME masz
mad ]ogike.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

I BUFFALO, N. Y. -.
Niezalezny Kamiiski juz cd
czterech tygodni tn bawi iako
proboszcz polskiej parafii
niezaleznej.
JUNCTION CITY. Wis.
Proboszczem tutejszej polskiej,
a raczej mieszanej parafi Jest
teraz wielebny x. J6zef
Miller, Morawiec, zrozumiale
m6wiacy po polsku.
%rno-
DETROIT, Mich. = Pan
Boles}aw Pasternacki, kt6ry
ukonczywszy chluba The
College Of Medecine', po-
swiecal Sic W dalszym studyom
medYcznYm W Wiedniu
Paryzu, powroci} pred 3ma
tygodoiami do Detroit i tu
rozpocza} praktyke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
AMERYkA

STKASZNY CYKLON
nawiedzi} w dniu ~ Maja
miasto St. Louis: Poobalal
wiele dom6w ,polamal drzewa
/ pozrywa} mostly. Z kilku
statk6w pasazerskich, kt6re
sta}y ma rzece Mississippi, 7
zostslo zatopionych. Skutkiem
tego nieszczescia razem oko}o
200 ludzi W obrebie miasta
St. Louis utraci}o zycie.
Cyklon zaezaa} sic cd pic
run6w, kt6re s}ychae by}o ma
zachodzie. Nagle zacza} silny
wlcher dac ze wschodu, W
klerunku wprosr przeciwnym
nadciagaiacej bury.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

zaprotestowa1 bardzo slusznit
W interesie i ma dobro szk6
publicznych. Albowiem }api
ch}opi Slupecki Kruszka,
Wild & Co. chca wpakowae
swo]e ;, famu}y' ma posady,
niby-polskie, W szkolact
publicznych. Zaprotestowa'
nasz dzielny Bronis przeciw.
ko prostym, brudnym, bez.
wstydnym i }ajdackim lapi.
ch}opom.
Naszych patryoty cznych
}otrzykow trzeba znac.
Dobry cz1owiek, jako kr6l,
szuka kogo wiehezyc;
Z}y, podobny do kata,
szuka kogo meczyc.
Prawde m6wi przys}owie.
Senatorek, niby nadety pc
cherz, chce katowac biedna
dziatwe nasza, chce sic necit
mad jezykiem naszym, mad
religia nasza. mad wszystkiem
co nam jest najswietsze i
najdrozsze.
Pamietac tez trzeba o tenn,
ze Kruszka wiernie z Zmar :
twychwstahcami ma W1ARUIssA
uderza. Kto czyta} ich
zajadliwe artyku}y ma nasza
gazette. ich wsp6lna prace,ich
harmonic, ich napady ma
W1ARUsA, pisane jednem tenn
samem pi6rem, vie. co o
tych rozb6jnikach prasowych
sadzic.
Bardzo pieknie sic spisa}
jenera} NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
biorac re soba do Ameryki
Don Zuana Gordona, jako
swego sekret6rza. Smietanka
pan cnotliwych i bogoboj
nych, kt6rym pani Piotrowa
Kio}basina szczeg6lniejsza
wyzszoscia serca umys}u
przoduje, ME moga sic
nachwalit szczesliwe:go wy
boru PrzewielebnegoJenera}a
Don Zuan i jenera} Zmar-
twychwstahc6w razem, reka
W reke, ramie do ramlenla,
mas ch}op6w rewiduja, nam
przySwiecaja, mas napemina)a,
mas cywilizuja. Zaiste i VIA.
RUS sic zachwyca, pojmujac
bez wszelkich powatpiewah,
radosc tel najcnotliwszej PAM
Piotrowej.
| Vital mi, westchnela, drog;
Don Zuanie. serca megc
kochanle! Vital! Zostah
nami swiety zakonniku! AcE
dobry ten enera}! Rozumny,
vie CO robi! A W1ARUsow
tax palnela:
,,Najwiekszego grzesznika
Bog si} ME pozbawia,
Tylko ma kare w}asnym
silom 60 zostawia.''
30
Czemu Katoliczka. Dz1EN
NIX zmartwychwstahc6w, VIA
RA / CJczYzNA it d, mic a nj,
ME pisza Q zbojeckich "a
HFs ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

l. W. eso{y W1ers szokl Q =
ia, powinszowanla ma wszelkie
przygody, zaproslny ma wesele
plosneczki weselne.
9. X Subj pod We d.
nj m, pocieszne opowladanie
po kaszubsku (Wlerszem).
3. o Janie g T war 10 W s k j m
wielkim czarowniku.
4. Zywot Kos sciusz k i,
ksi9zeczka dla grzecznych dzlecl
5. ZYd wlec czny tut 3 G 2
6. G dyb b Y m i 1000 dolar6w
pow:esG dla cnotliwej mfodzlezy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

Creeku. pomaga x. Lewan-
dowskiemu w Milwaukee,
chociaz rome do W1ARUsA
dochodza echa o tel tax zwane)
,pcmocy' =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

H~ Teraz,w mie-
siacu Czerwcu, MONA
sobie zapisac VIA
RUSA ma drugie poi
rocze, al do kohca
roku biezacego 1896,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
"A SO CT.

Trzeba jednakze te
so cent6w z cory O.
p]acic.
N0WY ABONENT, kt6ry
DO tego poi dolara
do}ozy jeszcze 25
cent6w i przeSle nam
razem cent6w IS, do
stanie nadto
Pfszant waRt IS Ct,
a mianowicie szesc
nastepuj@cych ksla-
zecZek: