davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
Gorbrpoernaturem hos 5pr.

prpf. 2ombroio, Der Idrmen reb
flere andre N~aturfor'tere bar for.taget
en- RRtts llnoerisgelier / 9preperoes
men, fremI9tter MI ben pdditunb, at
ben pirteltge Sorbrpoernatur ogIaa er
tttiteoe blanot 9nrene, boor ben ptrer
fig omtrent paa famine Waabe fom
bos WenneTtst. Den bos be forfiels
lige 91redrtsr mebfsbte 9r96slbft -
SstOop6oloeGesbriften iom er bitt.s
RET at Sunger. bar prof.sIor.n lite
billet regn. unosr 9esrebet "5orbrps
belize. Oct .r be umotiperebe Woro
os andre 2ufter. Tom bar p9ret9runos
lnest for bans 9ranTtnins.r.
Tor 8iernes Bebtommsnbe bar ban
bragt / Grfartns, at flere at benz bar
en- msbfsot lllpit til at "arbsibe". 0s
er tDoagtiss, os iost b. O~osrfdlb.r ps
plpnbrer fremmebe 9ttuber, fbntsr be
itabis b9bsre os osber. neb / 2aitsn,
inbtil 9ifotpnisn tilftbIt maa fsrs. for
i'm essn Sitt.rbsb p6 at tag. Rspsrns
afbdse.
9lnnbt rang. anor. artsr at Gus.
lefamilien .r Soalerne og be bible
0uer betjenbt for I'm Silbsisligbeb til
at bile jag. Naboerne uo al eerss Re-
Der for itDen at tunne tuse oisi. | Be-
FbbsIIs. De retmasfig. Giere lager
ba for 0assn en- Stribsfpit os Zap
per6eb, fom flst life ftaar tilbage for
Mennsftenes. De tinmper meb R9b
og SIsr for at fuu Sapn ober 5t.nben
os Tiger at fua u9ierntrssn tilbasebss
talt meb Renter.
Gn bstj.nbt Sag .r bet bel ogfaa,
at Suuosmsbre ijsloen unbisr ia for
at iti9l. Nab til I'm. Spu[pe. Ssasr.
life fafbsr bet Dem inS at BERGEN. SsIs
sern..
Raar e. grempIar at Oprdlagt.n
ent.n pad 9runb at SttnIps., gg.ns
nbtt. .Ier 8r.b. br9b.r Ct WtbIem al
i'm esn Samilt., u,aa ottt. ubetins.t
blioe betragtet fom Worb. garnes
moro for.tomm.r m.set bpppist
blanbt De forItje1is. Dpreartsr. Glib
morb bsrer bslsr lille til Sjsfbsubes
berne. Ss fom silfaIoet Dor bos be
samle Spartan.re, iaalsbss bomber
bet unbertibsn osfaa bfdrSt Dpr.ne,
at bet flag. os f~ortrsbleb. aftom bras
bss, for at bet lille ital ligs. Samili.n
til 9Drbe.
9lanbt be Dpr, Der paa @runb al
I'm Sntenisents er ftiast I fsrt. Ratte,
bar prof. 2ombrofo funb.t 5orbrps
bereeniet pdrret m.S Sinbsipaocm.
Som .t geois bsrpoa arfsrer ban, at
be Glefdnter, Der I Wenaserierne bar
letteIt for at tab. Sino.ts 2igeoest,
iom Rssel netop er be bebff inmmes.
os be, bois Jornuftidnfer onfees for
at bqr. be meft uboitlebs.
Sfelge en- blanbt 3apo1erir,stmens
tsrne i 5rantriss forstassn llnberis'
sslis bier Der fig hOs Ssitsilegten oft.
en- u6Gubig attraa til at sisre Snbt,
Rdar en- 9eit bar beiluttst Zig til al
eaa 8sriGrtsrgune, itdl Der mere err
uIminoelise GornuftsmibIsr til for al
itoses ben. Den btber % flaar ubu
rtnseiis GopantsSnms. Den e. pilb,
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09

fra bsnos, bet iiof., bun fr.p. 0,tt,
grsO bapoe ban / Jratt.lommsn.
6raitsn bang paa @Gggsn. San too
greoet pg bite mig. Set Ieb Iaa:
min ti9rs Sans!
Sppr forbes bu benn. | I,rb,r.
9ans9 Nu er bet fem gar, fiosn 81,
Itrso biem, og ou beb life, boprmano.
Saarer ieg bar grRbt for bin Stnlo.
gar bsbe for en- MaaHeo Iiosn. San
baabsoe til bet iioite at faa T. bia. 9u
er lsg alene, og bet Ter ub, Iom lea
mart itdI fBlge .ftsr. 0u bar min
ensite Gut, og jsg botOt af big % bao.
bsoe, bn ftuIoe bape blcoet Dor g(loer,
boms GIabe.
&iers Sans! stOit i,g bsrt. ON
big bar giennsm 8. g. - for pmtrent
to Wdaneosr ftOsn. San baob. feet
big / Retp gort. Ru biz lea "TRIP.
oetie Sreo III Ssmdnostirtsu, for bet
tunSe bGnbe, bu 1T BET. Sa lea bill
Iigs big, at iss biIOe bIips Iaa glao,
bois jes 1T bpre liDt fra big, min tinre,
eneits Sans. S9 bois bette 8rso ItuIOe
bItOs bet ftSIte, bu faar fro mig, Iuu
Hal ou btoe, at isg til min fbite Stunb
utl btSe III Sub for big, at bu bog
sfter alt maa bIips ioIt9, faa ies fan
faa fe big | Simmeten ....."
Tnar bu bette 9rso, Sans, faa Frio
enoelfe itrar til bin gamIe Nor. Sea
bible bItoe iaa slao for bare to Orb. "
"Sporfor ftreO bu life binn, oa Ou
1T bet Srsp?" "Net, ieg bapbe lille
nogst at ftrios ON, iom tunbe bar.
Ttor til no9n @Iaos at be.."
"Sg ct Iar efter fit bu 6sr., at wpr
bar beS9" - "SSSa, Der bar en- biemm..
ira, Tom fcrtoIts bet. ga blco bet Iua
onbt for mig, for bun bsbe oiTt at
Sorg."
Sad f~ortdlte ban, at ban oeb Gfters
retntngea ON fin MOrs Seb bar tom.
men til Gftertante Den Sunte, at
bans Nor otitnot Dor saa.t / @rab.n
al Sors, bar ultib poer BAN, og ban
begpnote alOprlis at TAME ODER 1T 2io.
Gn Ssnodg bar ban saaet / 3trten.
Der bIso prpoitet oper ben ~forlorne
Ssn, os ban ibntes, at pasIeb. paa
fig. San foriegte at botbe Zig tilbags
ira fine 3amerater pg torn, ruar ban
bdboe Sib, paa 29ieo9relIet.
Men en- Dag fit en- al bans eamI.
gennsr fat / BAN og ipurgte, ON ban
Tube bltoe gubfrpstig MI. San talts
IGa Del for BAN, at be bros Iartmen
paa en- Saloon, Dor unge Ssmdno
bupbs itte MOb % bel lite Srdft til
at iige Rei. Sda bar 9eeDnoe(ien
9iort til bet 8amls 2to, os Nor og
berbes Saarer gltmtes.
Men "Guo, fon Ct rig paa gdrms
A~iertigbeo", Flap BAN sroHu life. San
Iagoe bam reo paa ct 9oTpitaI. 9an
miHoeos BAN igien pua bet aIporIigIts
ON, at "oet sr Wenreitene beItittet en-,
gang at Oe, men Sereftsr 9ommsn".
San tog Ram % itiloos BAN paaSrap.
tdnten % fpurgte: "Gr ou b.rebt til
at aaa reO BERG"
Oct ipnss, ION ON S.rrms aalb
b.nne Gang ituloe bItoe onnummet.
Der er 3sgn til, at Sproen bar faa.t
Gag | ct af fine oilofdrenoe Saar.
Nuar ieg tGnter pua b,nne Ssmanb
% pud, boorodn ben Serr. SeIus bar
isgt eftsr Dam I btsIe Iar, maa is9
tGnte paa De pelfisnsos Orb, ot lGTsr
6os 2utds: "9dn guar eft.r bet table,
i1rbtil ban timber Bet" Set Saub biz
ri ba bape, at bans Rors 8snner, ON
BOG efter alt at fda T. BAN | Stmmelsn,
maa gaa ! Spfploslis
(SIuttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
6ruitburlt, Qla.

Dptn Brnitbnrt bar oo2r 1000 9u0.
b7a9ere. SUer 800 StaUonautr. Gi $4,000
OoteI. @oot &al0 on Qo5t Rima
GIgb en- 10 Acres g'mbdue, fun 10000.
rieo 2 Ncres bfyldutc0e paa ,ctie gctaliuaSs
Siliaar. On TO 81r, Haar 8rubnpeu bQrse
iuiot uobptte, briu8cr Den Gem mtloit $50
pr. Ncre hU.rt Ndv.
Stuo llrar eitcr @triuITre On 0or'. Grit
I'll aue. j A. Westerlund Il Co,
FT%uIthurst, Ala
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

FALL RivRN Mass. April 9.-Mary
Burgoync Is dying at the swansea poor.
house. as tho result of mortal injuries I'm.
hlcted by hcr husband last Sunday. In
the presence of two sclcctmen and DR.
Wellington she mndc n deposition yester.
day, accusing her husband OF having
jumped on her twice kicking her several
times and striking her severely In the face
lie wns arrested on warrant charging
him with assault on bis wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09
THOSE ODD JURIES.

IT was credibly reported Monday that
jury. presumably composed OF LIN
CANES peers, voted eleven to one their
conviction that LrNoANE had assaulted
COOK with a dangerous weapon.
II was crediply reported yesterday that
another jury, presumably Of Cooks peers,
voted eleven to one their conviction that
Cook had not assaulted LISaAYE with
dangerous weapon.
All this was fortunate for IrYoAYE.
II was evidently to LrSoANE's interest to
have a jury disagree II they could not
scquit him OF the charge OF assault, and
II was ar evidently TO his interest to have
jury disagree II they could not convict
Cook OF an assault
The LrSoASE Jury disagreed to
one, as is orediply reported. The COOK
Jury also practically disagreed, eleven TO
one, as Is credibly reported, although a
compromise was reached by which yer.
cict OF "simple assault" was brought in.
We have heard some pretty nard things
said against LrSoANE during the progres.
Of, and before, the trial OF these inter
esting cases. But putting aside all pref
udices. there is no question 'sst LIN
exSE has great luck,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09
sfiss Barton's Report.

BosToy, April 9.-Miss Clara Barton
has cabled the New England Armenian
relief committee rs follows: News from
expeditions just received proves our relief
work Is firmly established In no manner
do authorities 70 try control our action.
Caravans divided at Aintab, one for Oorfa,
Diarbekir, Harpoot, the other for Marash,
Zeitoun, Malatia and Harpoot are reliev.
ing tho towns and villages en- route.
The committee nsk for more funds, as
the emergency is great and suffering In.
tense. Brown Bros. a. Co., State street.
Boston. will receive the funds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

BELLOWS FALLS. VT, April 9-An &C.
tlon OF tort has been brought against three
brothers. Patrick, William and Michael
Drislane--in behalf OF the wife md child
of Herbert y. Porter. one Of the three
brothers recently convicted OF placing OBJ
structions on railroad tracks Porter was
under the influence Of liquor at the time.
The suit comes under the personal liaSil.
ity clause OF the Vermont prohibition law,
whereby the liquor seller IL liable 20 de-
pendents fog time lost. at the rate OF s2 q
day. while IN confinement The ofense
was committed last Octobcr. and Porter
remained in Jail until sentenced for three
years, upon which sentence he has now
entered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

much of The Journals so-called news
"specials" and telegraph" this report
was clipped from New York paper by
the shear-and- -mucilage editor OF this
mighty newspaper, and the report, like so
many OF The Journals reports, is incorrect
in the statement that DIR. A. Mel. HAM
ILToN testified on behalf OF Mr.. THUR
BIER, whereas the fact is that this expert
did not testify on Mr.. THURBFR's behalf,
nor did he testify at all. Faking news
paper dispatches or depending on other
newspapers for news is risky business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

GENERAL J. Mourn BRENNAN, having
practically recovered from his recent in
disposition, has kindly consented that
the committee on the public good may
meet this evening, when II is expected
that he will play his usual part OF BON :
BAsrEs FuRroso, accompanied with his
great act OF making faces at the license
board for the entertainment OF certain
citizens of Dogtown and Beer HILL Tho
Hon. p. J. MCCARTHY (nee CARry) will
doubtless beam on the assembled multi
tude.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09
Knapp's Expulsion Confirmed.

Boston, April "a cablegram was re-.
ceived here yesterday from an American
I'm Constantinople confirming the report
of the arrest of Rev. George p. Knapp and
his expulsion from Bitlis. Rev. Mr..
Knapp left Bitlis March 20. and was taken
under guard to Alexandretta, thence TO
Darbekir. The local governor claimed TO
have permission to do as he wished re.
garding tho expulsion of Mr.. Knapp
Rev. r. M. Cole and the family of Mr.
Knapp remain mt Bitlls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09
SIuggsrs Get Out Of It.

ST. Louis, April 9.--James j. Corbeti
and his sparring partner. Mike Conley,
were arraigned yesterday for giving a
sparring exhibition contrary to the city
ordinance. Both pleaded mot guilty"
and Judge Murphy ordered a jury trial.
Before the case went to trial, however,
Prosecuting Attorney Mulvinill had Il
nolle pressed, telling Judge Murphy that
he felt certain that IL would be impossible
to secure a conviction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

In New York State cycles will be car
rie6 by the railroads as baggage because
the Assembly has passed an act requiring
that the wheels be so regarded by the
railroad companies. Such law is sensi-
ble enough to be adopted in every State
where the railroads are shy OF horse, or
rather bicycle, sense.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09
The wages OF Sin.

NEW YORK, April 9-The police oi
Brooklyn have arrested Mary Schott, a
midwife; Minnie Meyer, a seamstress; Ar.
thur Robbins, q clerk. and George May, q
ferry employe, charged with causing the
death of Emily Le Binney. who died as
the result of criminal operation. Emily
graduated from high school recently,
and was only ~ years old. May Is q
cousin of the dead girl. and admitted tha,
he paid all bills contracted by Miss LIE
Binney during her sickness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

PRESIDENT YoUNo's closing advice to
baseball umpires is OF first-class applica-
lion to all mankind in whatever sphere
their life lines may lie: "Be perfectly
fearless in doing just exactly what you
believe to be right"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

IT is now suggested that the editor OF
The Telegram complete his vindication by
bringing suit against the Attorney Gen.
eral for defamation of character.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

A FRENcHMAN won the first bicycle
race at the Olympian games and Greek
was second. The American wheelmen
were not allowed to compete for some yet
unknown reason.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

THE athletes of ancient Grece used
never to compete with those OF other
nations whom they regarded as bar
barianA The games now going on are
the first international Olympians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09
Another Consul Wanted.

WASHINGTON, April 9-Senator Sher.
man, chairman OF the committee on for.
eign relations, yesterday gave notice Of an
amendment intended q be proposed by him
60 the sundry civil appropriation BILL pro.
viding for the appointment of consul at
.ither Har~""' cor Alcxnndretta, Turkey
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

A MAyoRALTY candidate down in Bid
deford, Me-, who failed TO be elected, has
been afforded position as janitor Of
the school house. This item Of news
ought to be frsught with suggestiveness
for our esteemed fellow citizen, the Hon.
HENRY G. CLARK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

LONDON, April o. According to private
ndviccs from Constantnople, the Pelace
party are thwarting the pledges which the
porte has given TO British Ambassador
Currie and TO j w Riddle, tho United
States charge d'afraires. 1t is feared that
another organized massacre will occur I'm
the proyinccs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09
Defsuitsr Foster In Court.

CONCORD, N. H., April 9.--In the su
preme court yesterday, Albert I. Foster
the defaultins tax collector, pleaded not
guilty on l2 counts for embezzlement OF
S35, 900 from the city OF Concord He
waived the reading Of the counts. Tho
.auestion Of immediate trial was not de.
terminal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

THE Alderman from Ward Two took up
some more of the valuable time of the
Board last evening, fortunately, however,
to no avail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

MEASLES ought to be fashionable in
social-political circles at Washington. The
Presidents little daughter has them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

"1l to 1" appears to be the favorite
figure with our juries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

UNCLE SAM appears to be licking all
creation in Athens.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-09

WE read In this mornings Journal a
report OF the triaI OF Mr.. EDMUND
TpuRBrR Of this city for insanity. Liks
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09

Maciejewski sam wszstkos rozpo-
zondzau1 i nam bye. D~yrektorem,
"a tylko, jake pionte Kolo dowoza,
tax ZEN sic skomitetu podzieko-
waul, to juz jeden Rok up}yny} W.
Grudniu. i ia niemam mic DOGGY.
nienia s Hala. ia nam, "a $1,000
Dullarow Akcej, a gdysz kazdy
Polak W. Chicago. da. s. 1000.
Dullarow, to Hala Pu4awskiego.
ME bendzie mice. zadnego. dlugu.
Kazdy Fer co sic odbywau}, ma
Hale Pu}awskiego. to, ia ZEN te
podporowau{, c % mono, i spoma.
gam do dzisia a gdy kazdy lyle
straci CO. ia, to bendzie Hala mia{a
inne uzytki, tax presze Pana H.
Derdowskiego, ably mego imienie
podrugu ras, do Hall niemieszac DO
ia wzadnem Kom1tecie przi Budo.
vie Hall Pu}awskiego nieby}em,
tysz zadnego uzytku z. Hall n1emia.
lem, jak Hala by]a gotewa i d4ugu
narobieli bez licha gospodarke, to
ma ostatku przisli wprosbe do.
Bednarza, ably by4 Direktorem, i
myself re, Bednarz, i'm D1ugi
zap}aci, ca}y Rok mnie trzimali ma
liscie Direkt6w, a ia ZEN ma po-
siedzynie nieszed, tax jak prawda,
re mi sic Gospodarka Pana Macie-
jewskiego niewidzia}a, ten Pan
ktory pisau} Pana H. Derdowski,
take informacyje, jest lie pointer
mowanym. Juz Rok, jak ZEN sic
podziekowau} zuzendu.
Szaczunkiem
John Bednorz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09
Prenumerata WynOsi rOcZnie
w Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie 5000
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a r u n k i.

Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety,
uwazanym jest "a .abonenta i odpo-
wiedzialnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
tychmiast podac wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARus p~ose}any be-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbierac gazette, powinien wpicrw
zap1aciG, jezeli co "a MIA winien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
ley p~rzese1a6 przez pocztowy lub
sxpresowy Money Order, Mona
tez p~rzese}aG abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo " jednocentowych Tub dwucen-
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
iezeii adjournment, W taxi spos6b
p~rzes}any, W drodze przepadnie Eco
sic W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdarza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to n siebie odpowiedzial-
nosci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
ma poczcie r~egistrowac DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd
powiedzialnosG, re wraz z zawartos-
cia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz p~rzesefkl pie
Meme do W1ARUsA adresoWac:
Il. Derd0wsh
ll3 W. 4-th Str.
W1NoNA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09

Rome z3osliwe uwagi, kt6remi
sig odznacza}y ,,Dziennik Polski'
i ,,Kropid}o" o n~aszej parafi, by}y
niczem innem jak wynalazkiem
bezboznych i cd WARY odpad}ych
ludzi.
Wynajdywanie k1amstw pre-
civ Proboszczowi jego spokojnej
parafj ma jedynie to ma celu, azeby
Inajprz6d wywo}at zamieszanie W
'parafi, potem zniechecic ludzi do
Ksiedza, a wreszcie, azeby liczbe
niedowiark6w, do kt6rych ci ludzie
naleza, kt6rzy 0 mas ]oszczercze
artyku4y pisali, powiekszyc. So to
rodzeni bracia Antychrysta, z to
tylko roznica, re tamten podobno
z rozpalonym zelaznym piecem przy
koncu swiata jezdzic bedzie, CT zas
piorem, morowem powietrzem cara
zonem, ma pokornym papierze z1osc
swoje i nienawisc ku Jezusowi wy
lewaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09
SPRiWozDlNlB
z gospodarstwa 90. Zmartwych-
wstanc6w
w.

Many juz ma naszym stole
redakcyinym sprawozdanie z
d}ugoletniej gospodarki x.
Wincentego Barzyhskiego W
para6i sw. Stanis}awa Kost-
XII, Chicago. Ill. Umyslnie
W1ARUs W tym numerze- a
mole ME i W przysz}ym :
zadnego o ten sprawozdaniu
ME wyda sadu.
Cieszy W1ARUsA, re tax
ola dobra og6}u, jake i
para6i, szczeg6lnie, sprawl
zdanie sic ukaza}o. Jestto
|jeden z najwazniejszych kro-
k6w uczynionych przez
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W1ARUs. bedac zawsze
sprawiedliwym i ola najwiek
szego wroga, ME przystepuje
do ocenienia sprawozdania,
ably w kazdej liczbie lub
pozycyi wywietrzyG z}odziej-
stwo. -Nie!-Taki paskudny
Job" zostawia sic ,Psiemu
Glosowi'', kt6ry tez, gdyby
opetany, sic rzuca ma spra.
wozdanie. jakoby Zmartwych
wstahcy szkoty, koscio} pie
bania i Lofty z powietrza cap
nell, a pieniadze para6i
ukradli.
W1ARus W tel tax waznej
sprawie wyda sad dojrzaly i
sprawiedliwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09
BALTIMORE. Md,

BALTIMORE, Nd. 8
stycznia. - w katedrze tutei-
szei odbylo sic wczoraj
wreczenie biretu kardynalowi
Satolliemu wsr6d wielkich
uroczYstosci. to tez przybyli
areybiskupi, biskupi i inni
dostoinicy kosciola katoli-
ckiego, wysocy %urzednicy,
%dyplomaci | konsulowie wielu
padstw j setki katolikow i
innowierc6w. Cd 10 lat, kiedy
ks. Gibbons zostal kardyna}em.
ME bylo tn tax wielu ksiezy
wczuraj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09
ZAPISKWAC

Pewna gazeta chicagoska.
donoszac O smierci SIP. J. l.
Migdalskiego, tax pisze:
Smutna, bardzo smutna wiado-
moscia przychodzi nam sic podzie--
lie z naszemi czytelnikami.
Otto dnia l-go Stycznia 1896 +.
podczas gdy ca}y SWAT cieszy} sic i
vital radosnie rok nowy, pasmo
zycia dziennikarza i publicysty ia
ma ~Ignacego Migdalskiego, nielitos-
ciwa reka smierci, zosta4o przerwa-
ne.
Sp. Jan Ignacy Migdalski,
urodzi4 sic 1868 roku W Warszawie::
Poswieci} sig sztuce drukarskiej i
w}asna praca, niez}amana si}a wolf,
dobi} sig stanowiska zarzadzcy jed
nej na~jwiekszych drukarni "
Warszawie.
z powod6w politycznych zmu-
szonym by} opu$ci6 kraj wyemi-
growa} do Ameryki, gdzie przyby}
pred siedmiu laty. Osiad4szy sic W
posr6d mas, obja} posade formana
W drukarni ,,Wiary i Ojczyzny"
gdzie pracowa{ do roku 1892.
Pc opuszczeniu tej posady,
rzuci} sic ma prace drukarskie, a pc
roku, zacza} W roku 1898
wydawac tykodnik ,,Sztandar".
Wydawnictwo to- by4o maj
wieksza przyczyna rozwiniecia sig
choroby. Sta} on ma czele pisma
swege przez diva lata = i W czasie-
tym przebola1 wiele, wiele przecier-
pia}. Fala pod}oSci, z}osci i nix
czemnosci ludzkiej nieraz go do.
sieg}a = posadzano go 0 pre-
kupstwo, zdrade on tax
wierny by} swym przekonaniom, re
nieraz straty m%ateryalne ponosif =
ably ME pisat tego W co ME vie
rzy} i co uwaza} "a szko dive.
Cz}owiek szlaehetny = jest natu-
ralnie wrazliwy = to tel ataki ma
jego osobe = poole nieraz i
ca}kiem niesfuszne, braf sobie
goraco do serca i one szarpafy
niemi}osiernie jego ustroj nerwowy
i przyspieszy}y rozw6j jego choro-
by.
Sprzedawszy z kohcem 95 roku
swoje pismo "Zwiazkowi M}odzie
zy Polskiej " Ameryce," udal sic:
do szpitala sw. Elzbiety, gdzie tez
umar1, osierocajac zone i dziecie.
| WIARUs z szczerem zalem
zegna kolege towarzysza
niedoli ma niewdziec po-
lu dziennikarstwa polskiego
w Ameryce.
s. p. J. l. Migdalski Cd
wiedzi} mas 3 lata temu W
Winonie. Me WIEN, ola czego.
ale bardzo utyskiwa} ma
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i ich
rzady. SzTANDAR pod jego.
kierownictwem bardzo pszy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-09
Hala Pu4awskiego.
" Chicago.

BILE nawet" W okolicy tel
hall ma dachach opowiadaja.
Budowa hall jake Gala
gospodarka cd samego pc.
czatku wielkim pcchna
szwindlem. Ludzie ma chlca-
goskiem Wojciechowie do
brze O tenn wiedza, wskazujac
to ma tego, to ma owego
z}odzieja grosza publicznego.
Mic jednakow6z namaca|nego,
jak to zwykle miedzy pola
kami bywa, ME ma, mimo
rzeczywistnego oszustwa.
WIARUs vice, zawsze dba]by
o publiczna uczciwoSt, zacza}
swoim trybem dowcipkowac
z ca}ego komitetu. w ma
szych dobrze u}ozonych ia
de}kach O %domowym inwen-
tarzu nasz starry i wierny
abonent, pan John Bedn6rz
uczu} sic obrazonym, chociaz
O Johnnie Bedn6rzu ME ma
mowy. Przepraszamy Pana
Bedn6rza, ze W1ARUs mimo
wolf mu da} pow6d do zaza-
lenia.
OsiegpeliSmy jednakow6z,
czego pragneliSmy. Pan John
Bedn6rz wyraznie pc imieniu
i nazwisku wytyka palcem
narznanego krawca Bernardo
l.. M~aciejewskiego. lego
ptaszka W1ARus juz cd
dawna INA. Krawiec B.
L. Maciejewski dosyc
W swojem zyciu nabroi}.
Znany jake burzyciel parahal-
nv, jake burzyciel W iowa
rzystwach, ciagle maci wode
spokoju, ably sic dostac do
jakiej kasy. Niedawno by}
tel W Milwaukee pc skarb
narodowy. Nieczyste jego
sprawki W ,parafi sw. Kaz-
mierza So dobrze znane. lego
pod}e intrygi W Zjednoczeniu
czestochowskiem, jego jawnie
og}aszane zasady, il ME ma
Boga, ODDLY sic O uszy wielu
obywateli.
W1ARUs tel ME -szczedzi
czasu nj at}asu, ably go W
prawdziwem przedstawic
Swietle. ......
Obywatele! Kto otworzy}
hale Pu}awskiego niezalez-
nym Observation-Disclosures Ma
ciejewski. - Kto obryzga}
b}otem imie Pulawskiego,
pod kt6rego pamiecia bluz.
mercy i zbrodniarze, Kamih-
ski, Ko}aszewski, Kozie} i
i'm podobni jezyk Polski
hahbili?-Krawiec Maciejew-
ski.
Oszustwa pope}nione prey
budowie i u%trzymaniu hall
So poruszone. Dalej teraz,
panowie, dzia}ac Me kiwajcie
palcem w bucie!
Ot6z list pana Bedn6rza:
Chicago, Decemb. 3o.th. 1895.
Szanowny Panic Redaktor 81:
Derdowski, Winona, MINI.
ia John Bednorz. jake Abo-
nent Wiarusa, Czytajac w%ostatnim
Mr.. 81. dnia 26.tego. Grudnia
Roku 1895. Artyku} brzmi, Kto z
nastepujacych krogulc6w, najlepiej
sic ob}owi} ma Hall Pu}awskiego,
Krawiec, bednorz, cry szmitanka,
ezy moze taxi, ktorego Wiarus
miedzy inwentarzem domowem ME