davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1896-06-28
Chilled Fruits of Different Kinds.

Strawberries do not lend themselves
kindly to the freezer. the flavor tile aroma,
the subtle deiiciousness of the best berry
that God ever made will evaporate. but
the seeds Will not. The result is always
disappointment it is much better to buy
the ice cream Strawberries of the coDfec-
TONER
The morning times., 1896-06-28
Mother and Children. Killed

st. Louis, Mo, June PA Scripps.
McRae League special from Perry, Okla,
says. Near Lawson postoffice, fifty miles
east of Perry, the home of John Lane. a
farmer. was struck by lightning yesterday
and entirely demolished, and Mrs. Lane
and her two small children killed
The morning times., 1896-06-28
70 cents.

We shall also place on sale at
same moment, several thousand
yards of finer silks, consisting of
Plain Black Satin Duchesse.
Bia ack-figured Gros Grains.
Striped Taffetas.
PekiD Stripe Satins.
Black and White Taffetas.
Printed Warp Taffetas.
Brocade Satins.
Plain Black Gros Grains.
21-inch Figured India Silks.
Plain Black Satlns.
ChaDgeable Figured Taffetas.
Silks worth 69c, 75c, S5c and
$1.OO,
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Our office viii be open today until 1 2
O'Clock noon, so that those who wish
may get Tree tickets to st. Elmo" and Del
Ray" for today's excursions. Carefully
read ad. top page "a.
WOOD. HARMON & CO.,
525 Thirteenth st. NV.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Skirts, Suits The second
and Waists. with with b h,r@ains a.lh
Tell them of the clearing prices
on suits, skirts and the big pur-
chase of shirt waists at almost
half price" Such were the in
structions from the department
head.
Shepherd Check Skirts, stiffened and
velvet bound. keuuceu from S3 10 81 = o
each.
At S29O-Plau Mohair Skirts, very
wide. Reduced from S4.
At S4.SS-very Fine Mohair Sicll-
duced from 81. ' i'
At 9Sc.-Navy, Black and Linen
Colored Duck Skirts and Shepherd Check
Linen skirts. Reduced from Sl.5O-
AT S1.75-Extra Wide Linen Skirts.
Reduced from So.
At S4.9S-Black Serge Blazer Suits
and Figured Blue Serge Refer Suits:
Jacket silk and satin lined. Reduced
from SIS and So.
At S7.5O-Fne All wool Navy and
Black Serge Suits and Fine Light Mix
lures in blazer and REFER styles. Re
duced from $40 10 SIP.
At S1.T5-Dark Striped aud Tan
Mixed Linen Blazer Suits. Reduced
from So.
AT S2.15-Fne White Duck Suits
correctly shaped coats and well mace.
reduced from 81.
Seventh Street Store Second Floor.
The morning times., 1896-06-28
Biscuit Gluces.

Biscuit glaccs are not half frozen but they
resemble the half frozen fruits and sweets
IN being left TO accomplish their own fate
The cream is whipped and sweetened and
1Iavored, and left in the freezer to freeze.
cafe par!ait is made in the same fashion,
cream being whipped and sweetened and
strong coffee stirred into it. after which the
coffee cream is whipped again and skinned
and put into the freezer where it freezes
without stirring 1t is commonly served
with whipped cream. and often glasses of
diifcrent colored liquor are served at the
same time.
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AT II &c. yard-was lsc
Pretty India Silk Organdles
80 much Ike those usually found in
appearance Of it
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WIN Spare Our BIusbes

About reform in woman's dress
We've heard unpleasant rumors-
But sweet girl graduates, we guess,
viii not their loving friends distress
By donniDg snow white bloomers.
- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Our office viii be open today until 12
O'Clock noon, so that. those who wish
may get free tickets to 'St. Elmo and del
Kay for today's excursions. Carefully
read ad. top page "a.
WOOD, HARMON & Co.,
520 Thirteenth st. NV.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

AT lie. yard-waS isc
Beautiful Sheer Plain La WINS. in light
biue yellow and lavender organize
linlngs-4O inches wide Was lSc. re.
Gently.
The morning times., 1896-06-28
A Wash
Goods
Sale.

Bile wash fabrics-this season S
choicest weaves from TIE looms
of this and other, countries at
prices which tell of unusual mon
ey-saving in every yard.
At &c. yard-was 10c
Handsome striped a nd Figured DImities
sold for lOc- bat Il silor; while ago.
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Extra heavy and extra large pure
White Damask Towels-the soc. sort
for 25c. each.
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Shirt Waists

SIIITl W0ISCS-
AT 29c, worth SOC and 75c-LauDder.
e1 Percaie and Lawn Waists. Large
sleeves, well msde
AT orc, worth 81 l. LaiIndered Per-
Gale and Lawn Waists, in stripes and
Ilgures-sofne plain culurs tipped with
"hl'e-sofne with plain whit. collars.
AT 1oc, worth 81 .25-Dimities, Lawns
and Percales s-stripes MAIDS cha"tS
fcrsian, and plain colurs, with or with.
out detacha bic collars
At 95c, worth 81 .5O-Fine Imn,r,.a
fersian Lawns, Percsiles and DlIni-
ues,aiso' Striped and Figured Linens.
with detacha ble collars in all cUlors-
Iinely made and finished
n street Store Second Floor.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

20 by A inch Heavy White Turkish
Towels. which regularly sell for 1Sc.,
for ] 2 lie. each.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

AT SC; yard-was . l-2c. to lee.
Irish Striped, Powered OrganGlies-
pretty printings exact copies from the
fine French stuffs: also navy blne
grounds, with white stripes
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Very Heavy 62-inch Half-bleached
Table Linen--the 60c. sort, for 45c,
yard.
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At &C. yard-was % lee.
Dresden Figured and Striped Dimities
twenty different patterns and SIX
colorings in IA pattern. Fully worth
Their original price / &c ward.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Pure Linen Soft Finish hGerlnanDamask L
usually 39c., for 29c. yard.
The morning times., 1896-06-28
Gold Ring in n Turtle Shell.

Claude r. Jacobs, assistant agent at the
Adams Express office in Washington, O.,
while assisting in placing salt sea turtle
weighing $50 pounds in the fish pond a the
Washington cemetery, found an old-fash-
ioned gold ring, with brilliantset, just un-
der the shell of the creature. 1t had evident
ly become lodged under the shell while the
turtle was in the sea, and no doubt was the
property OF some unfortunate traveller. Some
turur 1t would he profitable to dissect the
turtle for other valuable Jewels Exchange
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Our office will be open today until 2
O'Clock noon, SO that those who wish
may get free tickets to "st. Elmo and del
Ray" for tuday's excursions. Carefully
read ad. top page "a.
WOOD, HARMON & CO.,
sec Thirteenth st. NV.
The morning times., 1896-06-28
Mems Goods.

Mems Goods.
Mems Laundered Percale Shirts-
1oc. is what you pay Tor them at the
mems stores for
4SC each.
Mems Cheviot aud Outing Flannel
Shirts soc. sort for
.3nc each.
Mems regular 3oc. and soc sus'
penders for
2lc pair.
Mems Fine Leather Belts
BIC each.
Mems FiUe White !Iemsiitched HaDt,
kcrchiers-t the = lie. sort for
SC cdCn.
h street annex.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Large size All Linen Huck Towels
usual price or IL is Ice, for II l-2c.
each
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Pure Linen I6inch Doylies, red
borders, Soc. dozen usual price, for
bc. each.
Il street Annex
The morning times., 1896-06-28

AT 81 ie- Women'S Fine White China
Silk Parasols- with double ruffle and
silk tassel: natural wood or enamcled
handles. Reduced from 50 and So sc.
The morning times., 1896-06-28
WOmen'S PardSOIS.

At9Sc.- Women : White Ground Flow
cred China Silk Para>ols, enanieled or.
natural wood handles silk taSseI
Reduced from 81 90.
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WOmen'S Goods.

Women's Pure Linen Sheer Hem :
sutched HandkerciIiefs. Reduced IRON
&c each; ) for 25c.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

At 7sc- Children's China Silk Para
soils, in all ColorS-l IA Iuch wood or
enameled stick. Reduced from 81. :
'irst riOvI-->v.. -An.eA.
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At l0c. yard-was Ioc.
White India Linen n-ihe quality wbicI,
always sells for &c
The morning times., 1896-06-28

at
1212c each.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Linens. Here's an oppor-
tunity to replenish
your stock of Household Linens
at prices low enough to make
you think that these are of the
towy cottony kinds. Such goods,
however, have no place here.
Flax, fax only, is the basis of this
business. If you're practicing
economy you'll be here early and
have the choice of these profita-
BILE pick.ngs.
All Linen Huck Towels, white red,
and blue borders, SC. each; 81 dozen.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

At So. 40 Women's Fine Tight-roll-
ing Changeable Taffera SiIk ParaSoIs-
i'll all CoiorS aud all styles Dresden
and wood handles. Reduced from 81.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

AT DC. yard-was 23c,
White Persian Lawns-tbe sor, ,,.,io,
always brings 23c. "A'N'
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At so cents.

The event will be the silk sem
sation OF the season, and the
many thousand yards shouldn t
last but day or SO.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

81 Androscoegin BIeached Sheeting,
10 Bic. yard.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

All-siik Grenadine-very fine mesh.
the sc. sort. For one day
SD. 80 cents.
Seventh Street Annex.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

81 Androscoggin Rleached sheeting.
IA lie. yard.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

27-inch Cream japanese Silks. the
sort which we regularly sell at 5uc.
Will be marked for Monday
At SO cents.
The morning times., 1896-06-28
oldent er!'s.

~ - ~ A~sOCs
Coldenter!'s.
Mercha
finds the stock at the t
cured at big concessions
ound-up the season with
ne trash which many sto
apetition. You cannot q
f dissatisfaction, which s
antilles as we have bou
to offer the greatest valu
| At IL / &c. yard-was 1Sc,
White India LinUn--the regular lSc
quality.
AT 19c. yard-was 3Oc
Fine White English Corded Piuue the
SOC. sort.
| At / Lee. yard-was 3Sc
hue and Pink English PiQue--really
the 3sc. quality.
Seventh Street Annex.
Two Buying black
Black dress pattern dur
Goods ing the next three
iSoO9S days amounts to a
Specials. saving of big part
of the money you have to spend.
Here are two values which show
you how really low they are
priced:
5O-inch Navy Blue Cheviot Storm
Serge 75c. sort for 39c. yard.
Black Mohair Brilliantine imported
stufIs-the regular sc. sort for 5Gc.
Seventh Street Annex.
Made-up Expert operators
Sheets and electric,drlven
and S h-a,,aI. ~
Pillow maxim sheets and
Eases. pillow cases to al
most nothing-too
little to worry over. T h
prices are really less than the
cost of the material in them and
yet we cannot for the life of us
see how they can be made to sell
for solittle-with but little profit
to any one. All are perfect goods
no seconds.
Sheets of Moha wk Sheeting-
Il aby BY Il Yards yarGs' ssS. ssS each each
2 by 2 l-2 yards, 33c. each.
,o2 II by 2 l-2 yards themstitcbed),
Pillow Cases of good sheeting-
40 by SO inches, &c each.
40 by SO inches, themstitched. 12c.
each
K street Store.
Notions. There is reason for
our big selling of
such little things-look into it.
Some of them:
Rest Toilet Soaps, 1c cake. Not
more than To any one buyerJ
Smiths Best Needles. &c paper.
9-yard piece Silk Stitched Whalebone
Casing. &C.
Kieinert's Cnstamped Dress Shields,
&C. pair, usual price. l7c.
Best NaseIIne, Sc bottle.
English Mourning Pins, lc paper.
Kid Hair Curriers', oc. dozen.
White Cotton Tape, ali sizes. 1c.
piece.
Sc. aud 1Oc. Feather-stitched Braid,
4c. piece OF six yards.
Seventh street Store.
Innings. When have you
you at anything like these
prices:
$50 pieces MORE Finished Percaline, |
double width, 81. yard was 1oc.
The morning times., 1896-06-28
Mems Fine Leather Belts
BIC each.
DOmeSticS.

lO-4 Androscroggin Bleached Sheet
ing, l6 Lee. yard.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Ten pieces Linen colored Pongee
Silks-never sold for less than .oc.
Will go
At Is cents.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Women's, Mems and ChiIdrenl
IL 1-2c and ] sc fast black, tan and
balbriggan hose. Reduced for one
dag 10
9c pair.
Seventh Street Store.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Yard wide Silk Leno, sc. yard.
15c. All-liuen Canvas, 1Oc. yard.
25c. Blackjack Figured Percaiine,
1oc yard.
II 1-2c. Black and Colored Percaline
&C. yard.
IL 1-2c. Rustic Percaline, SC. yard.
h Street Annex.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Palma Mills Bleached Muslin, &c.
yard.
K street annex.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Expert operators
and electric-driven
machinery h a v e
brought the cost of
making sheets and
pillow cases to al
most nothino-fno
The morning times., 1896-06-28

At IL &c. yard-was 1Sc.
White India LinOn-the regular lsc,
quality.
AT l9c. yard-was soc.
.Fine White English Corded Pique- the
SOC. sort.
At 2 &c. yard-was 3Sc.
Blue and Pink English Pique-reaIly
the 3ec. quality.
Seventh Street Annex
The morning times., 1896-06-28

of the money you have to spend.
Here are two values which show
you how really low they are
priced:
5O-nch Navy Blue Cheviot Storm
Serge the 7Jc. sort for 39c. yard.
Black MOhair rilliantine imported
stuffs-the regular 69c. sort for 5Gc.
yard
Seventh Street Annex
The morning times., 1896-06-28

At 9sc.-Navy, Black and Linen
Colored Duck Skirts and Shepherd Check
Linen Skirts. Reduced from 81 so.
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Monday we place
o1'saie' many thous-
and yards of the new
oct aud ,,oet la.;
The morning times., 1896-06-28

Shepherd Check Skirts, stiffened and
velvet bound. keuuceu from IS - 81 o
each,
The morning times., 1896-06-28
Goldenbere's.
GoIdenbere's.
SUNDAY, June 2S, IS. &.
No Unworthy Merchandise Here!

top-notch Of completeness. Complete with trust
from makers and importers-some over-sanguine
cleared decks.
orekeepers gather and trumpet unusual values.
duplicate here the qualities of goods they offer fo,
such merchandise is bound to give.
the demand of our two immense
les to be found elsewhere in this broad land.
The morning times., 1896-06-28
Mdde-uD
Sheets
and
Pillow
Cases..

Pillow Cases of good sheeting-
40 by SO inches, &c each.
40 by SO inches, thenstitchetD. 2,
each
Il street Store
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26
NASZ PREzENT
ZWYCZAJNY
ma rOk 1896.

Starry abonenci, )ezeli O.
plaza wszystek dug "a VIA
'wsa a nadto z}oza przed-
plate, az do I Stycznia
1897 r., dostana, op}acona
poczta W dom, nastepujacych
$ ksiazeczek W prezencie:
l.-~G d y by m i 6 1000 d o.
lar6 w-powiesc dla cnotll-
wei miodziezy.
2.-J ko nedza W pol e
Zero wYwi iod}a
co sic tego narobi}o (H,sto.
rya prawdziwa, wyplsana z
bardzo stare] kronik', kt6ra
nigdy sw'at}a ME widzla1a.)
3.-B lava M a d a, o.
krutnego zb6jcy.
4.-B aka o trze h bra
ciach, z ktorych dwu by}o
madrych jeden g}upi, zle.
lonym wezu, burYm kocle i 0
sroczce bez ogona.
5.-P roctwa blll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26

Czas do zapisywa-
MIA sobie WIARUsA
"a te Gene jest cd
26 Marca do Ego
Kwietnia b. r., a ga
zeta nowym abonen-
tom regularnie pose
lana bedzie co ty-
dzieh al do kohca
roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26
ME BEDA.

I Biedni zwiazkowcy, zydki i
i'm podobne {apich}opi ma
Kongresie polsko-katolickim
W Buffalo nj beda.
Cd dw6ch tylko miesiecy
W1ARUs, p ie rw y, zacza|
|kwestye ekskomuniki Zwiaz.
|ku poruszac.
| l W tym kr6tkim czasie tyle
Kdziata}, re cywilni ksieza,
pbecni ma pierwszym zjezdzie
iprzedkongresowym W De
|Froit, praktycznie mysl
|W1ARUsA przeprowadzili,
wykluczajac zwiazkowc6w z
wszystkich obrad katolickiego
lKongresu.
|. Ze Piotr Kio}bassa bardzo
sic sierdzi} ma uchwale
swzgledem zwiazkowc6w, to
!, Wiarusa" ME dziwi.
Przecie ,,Zgoda" ME tax
|dawno go og}osila cz}onkiem
Zwiazku narodowego i mu
nawet hymn pochwalny
palne}a "a ten % krok" tax
;, roztropny" / rpatryotycz-
ny"(?'Y
Twierdzi pan Piotr, prawda
nieco lekliwie, re Zwiazku
wystapi}. ale u niego zmiana
polityki zawsze idzie wed}ug
objetosci z}oba, ktorego
sobie kie}basy napycha.
Ma pewno Mkt ME vie,
czy jeszcze do Zwiazku pan
Piotr nalezy, czy ME.
Gdyby naleza}. powinni go
2 komitetu Kongresowego
usunac, bo P. Piotr ME jest ma
miejscu.
Ziazd w Detroit rokuje
dobre skutki.
Chodzj}o o debre podwali-
ny.
Jezeli W przyjetej mysli
dalej pracowac beda, wyru-
guja zaraze zwlazkowa z
naszych paratij polskich.
Geese komu sic nalezy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26

A jegomoscia Machnikow.
sk;ego, brata redaktora cd
), Psiego G}osu", W5arus zna
doskonale.
Moze sic pewni biskupi
wtenczas dowiedza, jakich
maja ksiezy i kto o Mich
prawde pisze.
Denuncyowac moze kazdy
szpycel.
Prawde pjsze tylko Warus
i mu podobni.
Niechaj szoldra Szopihski
" tym swietym poscie zrobi
rachunek sumienia intryg
i zlodziejskich zachcianek ma
Zjednoczenie katolickie, "a
miast galicyjskimi doktor-
kami dalej W szubrawstwie
sic cwiczyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26
TAME karty okretowe

MONA dOstac W WlnOnle Cd pana
G.. II. Bounoughs. agenta kolei
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
Najtansze kartYs 50 te, kt6re pro
wadza przez Kanade, ale sprzedaje
on tez szYfkartY ma kazda inna
LIMA okretowa pomiedzy starym
kraiem Ameryka. Mona sic
takze zgtoslc wzgledem zakupna
tanich kart okretowyeh, pod adre.
sem: 9. e. Wenham, General
Steamship Agent, 4s Adams Str,
Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26
StrachY na LachY.

Gazet1 KMoHcka, w}asnos6
Jakinskich Gniewkowa, ma
Kujawach, bardzo ciekawy
og}asza fakt, lie pono X. X.
Machnikowski i Dr.. Misicki,
z dyecezyi Harrisburg,
biskupa tej5e dyecezyi prze-
ciwko Waruso1vi uprzedzili.
| to dobre.
I'm predzej podobnych
!, ,uprzedzei'' bedzie wiecei,
TEN lepiej dla mas.
Prosimy zawiadomie mas
bez zwtoki, szczerze wiernie,
0 potajemnych ml;aYchina!eyach
lest " Westinghouse x.
delegat Sattoli. ktorego
galicyjski doktorek nie tax
predko oswald.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26
Hawai- literatury.

w drukarni senatora mil
wauckiego wysz}o dzie}o
Wac}awa Kruszki i'm
p r m a u r, zatytu}owane
+, ,Piesni Wielkopolskie".
Prseczytawszy uwage cenzora
milwauckiego oraz i m P i
m a tur, spodziewa1ismy sic
rzeczywiscie cos dobrego.
Ale jaki mas spotka} zaw6d?
Tl6maczyc piesni Z bre-
wiarza - rzecz chwalebna.
T}6maczyc je dobrze-sztuka.
Ale brac sic do rzeczy, o
kt6rej sic ME ma pojecia,
b u d ic imie Zbawiciela
i Odkupiciela najpaskudniej-
szemi por6wnaniami i ME
polskiemi wyrazami-to juz
chyba "a wiele.
Nasamprzod, zamiast zbio-
ru piesni many pred soba
bardzo d}uga przedmowe,
naszpikowana tylu madremi
wyrazami. ze prostemu ch}opu
sic ciemno zrobi pred
oczyma. Me dosyc ma
przedmowie. Trzeba by1o
dodat r6wniez d}ugie do
m6wienie". w srodku zas
w:elklm drukiem umieszczono
kilkanascie p O k a | e O.
n y c h hymn6w z brewiarza.
Czytamy tam, jak ziemia
c u d O w n i e zadrza}a, Sion
sc c u d o w ie sic zacmi}o
(str. z1o) dalej O., 6wiekach ,
a ma a str. WaclawKruszka,
d 0 S | o wni e:jak ostatniego
wi IS u wiesza z. Jezusa.
I podobny pokarm napu-
szonego krewniaka senator
skiego wydawcy ma bye dla
- ludu.
= Rzeczywjscie juz czas
najwyzszy, ably sic ktos
zlitowa} mad sIabemi Giovanni
pewnych dobrodziej6w.
w ePolsce laden drukarz
ME pod}ozylby swoich czcion-
k6w pod manuskrypt Wacla-
wa Kruszki.
Znow iednakow6z powie-
dza: Szopihski, Kruszka
Jablohski. Machnik, Infant
|sicki. Abraham & Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26

Odbiorcy wv iaru-
sa'', kt6rzy do Z
KWietnia b. r. ME
beda mieli gazety
naprz6d op4aconej-
al do l Stycznia
1897 r. z ma}emi
chyba wyjatkami,
beda z listY Daszych
abonent6W wYkreSle-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26

~Nowy aoo-
nent, kt6ry W tym
czasie przeSle nam
pe}pego dolara, dosta,-
ME nadto
pRezsn8 BaR8 S.88
i wiecei, a mianowi-
Gle nastepujacych 9
ksiazeczek:
y esofy vie rszo k | e.
ia, z oracyami druzb6w, pie
6niami weselnomi l powinszo-
wanlam1.
p Gdyby miet 1000 o.
Iar6w, clekawa powiekc dla
cnotliwej m}edz1ezy.
3)Pror twa Sybyl j.,
krolowej SabY.
A. Kas szub1 pod Wi Q d.
ME m-zabawne opowladanie
O kr6lu Sobku, wierszem.
81 PrzYgo J. or k a, ar.
cyc,ekawa powiesc ludowa.
g. JAKE nedza W pole
sm,erG wywiod}a co sic z
tego narobi}o tHlstorya praw-
dz,wa, wypisana bardzo
starej kroniki, kt6ra n'gdy
sw,ata ME widzia}a.)
y Test tam ut Pro T a
VIE kie 8 o-czyli Zamla'
ry Moskal, zawojowanla ca.ego
swlata.
81. Ksiazecz a dia d z
N a b oznych b..
81 N a b OF Q ii t wo d.
sw. J 6zef a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26

Skoro tylko odbierzemy
$1.oo, poslemy odnosnemu
abonentowi wszystkie powvzej
wymienione ksiazeczki op}a-
coma poczta W dom, gazette
regularnie az do konca
biezacego roku posela6 mu
bedziemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26

Przejac zasada.
Kto mas W tym punkcie
zasEuzy sobie ma
Fozgonna pamiec W1ARUsA
noze nawet mas poprawi.
To by}oby bardzo wiele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26
Me trzeba draznic.

Jednym z najoklepahszych
frazes6w faryzejskich jest
niby-oburzenie, ze WIARUs z a
o O b is Gle ma pewne
hgury napada. Walczy6
powinien. m6wia, Q dobre
zasady. a ME ujadae oso-
biScie. Podobnem traktowa-
MEM najlepszy, dodaja,
argument W1ARUsA cierpi,
WIARUs ludzi sobie znieche-
Juz. chwa}a Bogu. ma rok
jedenasty W1ARUs Pcha
Tackle swojego zywota wedle
si} moznosci. Me MONA
mu zarzucic kradziezy Jakih-
skich, nj sprzatniecia mp.
N d z e ii, danej wiesza-
Etelowi Najmankowi. Wyros}
EW1ARUs mimo ekskomunik
Zwiazku i Zjednoczenia, jak
niebotyczna sosna kaszubska,
b e pro e k y i, zawsze
szukajac broniac raw
d y
Nasza 1ydolubska publicz-
nose, kierujaca wiekszemi
organizacyami znaczniejsze-
mi gazetami, ME ma zadnego
innego argumentu ma spra
wiedliwego W1ARUsA. chyba
ze-drazni.
Zwracamy, mianowicie
Wiel. Duchowiedstwu, uwage
ma niemiecko-kato1ickie ga
zety. Jak one, bez mask,
osobiscie, po imieniu i
nazwisku ,draznia" mp. X.
arcybiskupa 1relanda? Jednak
arcybiskup Ireland jest W
jednosci Rzymem. a TAXA
C O lu m bi Milwaukee
wie)e innych gazet ami suchej
nitki ma MIN ME zostawiaja.
Lecz sprawiedliwego VIA
RUsA juz potepiaja, gdy cho6
potepionego Judasza Iszka-
ryota troche szarpnie. To
drazni...
W1ARUsA potepiaia "a to,
ze sic depomina hnansowego
sprawozdania z ohar ludu
polskiego ma ko$cio}y kato-
lickie.
W1ARUs powinien oczy
uszy zamknac ma bluznierstwa
pewnych lewitow, bo oni So
eszcze w }acznosci z
Biskupami.
W1ARUs ME powinien }aj
dackich konstytucyj. jak
Stowarzyszenia milwauckiego
lub Zwiazku, krytykowac,
to- drazni. $500.
Zawsze oddajemy kazdemu,
co mu sic nalezy. Gdyby
wszyscy nasi redaktorzy
byli mp. tax dobrymi katoli-
kami, jak mp. Senator Krusz,
ka i Nagiel cd Dz1ENN1KA
CH1cAGosK1EGo, ME potrze-
baby z pewnoscia lyle ma
prace narzekac. As
Ale So zatwardziale dusze.
WlARUs zreszta ME widzi,
jak MONA z}a zasade od
z}ego od}aczyc czlowieka,
: albo nawet przypuscic, zeby
dobry katolik mogl zla sieE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26

re W1ARUs nawet z piesni
wjelkopostnych szydzi.
Nasze stare ksjazki do
modlitwy nam dostarczaja
dosy6 pieknych piesni post
nych, bylebysmy je spiewali.
Wac}awa Kruszke do
Smorgonii pos}ac, zeby sic
cd niedzwiedzi rozumu ma
uczy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-26
Zupelnie zbyteczne.

Kto czyta} rome wnioski
ma Kongres Katolicki, znalazI
prawie W wszystkich niejako
gorace zyczenie potepienia
tax zwanych koscio}6w ME
zaleznych".
O lie nam wiadomo,
wszystkie podobne koscioly
juz So przez kosci6} potepio.
ne.
Niezalezni ksieza So po
imieniu nazwisku ekskomu-
nikowani. Mona sic wyrze-
knac wszelkich stycznosci
>, niezaleznemi pradami':, ale
to co juz najwyzsza wladza
koscielna wyraznie potepila,
jeszcze raz potepiac. jest
chyba- szopka.
Lisie zamiary doktorow /
niedoktor6w Infamisickich,
czy oni w Mt. Carmel, Pa,
czy gdzieindziej grasuja,
moze sic odbijaja s}owiczemi
wdziekami W uszach niedo-
warzonych, ale my widzimy
kud}ate ogony taryzeuszow.
Wszelkie zapedy deklama-
cyjne W kat! Bo z calego
Kongresu druga bedzie-
liga. Zwiazkowych lewit6w
Mkt ME nawr6ci. Take ME
nawroci Mkt lewitow ma
wskros popsutych, kt6rzy
pod p}aszczem niby }acznosci
Z Biskupami katolickimi,
swoje broja. Wystarczy ich
znac, ich zdemaskowac ich
Cd wszelkiego deklamowania
usunaG.
Z tego bowiem zr6dIa
grozi Kongresowi najwieksze
niebezpieczehstwo. Pred
kilku tylko laty ryczaI ME-
szczesliwy lewjta Jakimowicz
ma sejmach Zjednoczenia
Katolickiego, dzisiaj siedzi
nieborak W wiezieniu.
WIARUs vie co pisze /
kogo ma ma mysli. Jezeli
gazeta Jakinskich i jej klika
zydowsko bezwyznaniowa
zacznie nam katolikom prawie
morally, pokazemy zeby
kasat bedziemy bez milosierJ
dzia.