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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
FIERCE BLAZE At BANGOR.
Katahdin Ice Plant. Dwelling and Lumber
Burned-Loss. Over S2O. 900. Beside Ice.

Bangor, May 21.-Late this after
noon, three fire alarms We're rung in
calling the entire department to the
big plant of the Katahdin Ice Co. at
the southerly end of the city. The
buildings were all ablaze when the
flremen arrived and were soon de-
stroyed. A small dwelling house near
by, owned by John Crosby and occu-
pied by a Quine family and 200,000
feet. of lumber owned by Cassidy 4
Thssell, were also burned
The ice plant equipment. etc. worth
about $4,000, was practically de-
stroyed. There We're about II 900 tons
of ice in the houses. which is probably
nearly ruined. Eight thousand tons
was sold to the Knickerbocker Ice Co.
The loss on lumber is about $500; on
the dwelling. few hundred. 1t is
supposed that the fire caught on the
roof, the owners claimed from a spark
from ar engine. but it is not known
The plant burned very fiercely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
RICHMOND NEWS.
Observance Of Memorial Day-Funeral Of the
Late IRELAND COnnor.

Richmond, May 81. (SpeciaD. -
Memorial day will be appropriately
observed by the members of John Mer-
rill Post. G.. A. X. The post will form
in front of Grand Army hall at 1.45 p.
NJ, and march to the Cotton cemetery.
where the usual programme will be
carried out. Remarks will be made by
some of the leading citizens, after
which the graves of fallen comrades
will be decorated. The post will then
march to the Blair cemetery where
similar services will be performed. An
grafton will be delivered at the Opera
house in the evening by Rev. Mr.. Ham,
ilton of Everett, Mass.
Funeral services of the late Ereland
Connor, the 10-years-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Connor, at his late home
on Main street, We're held, Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. f. w. Webber of the
Universalist church officiating Ereland
was a bright gentiemanly little fellow
and had come to maturity of mind
that is seldom met with in one of his
age. He will be missed by his seniors
in years, as we'll as by those who are
younger A touching incident in con-
nection with the funeral was the pres
ence of his schoolmates and teacher
The remains We're inferred in the Blair
cemetery.
The following have been chosen to
attend the Democratic State conven-
ton: c. S. Cotton. c. w. Price, J. H.
Stuart. J. Z. Flynn.
ball game has been arranged for
Saturday afternoon. It will be South
Gardiner VS.. Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
THE WOMEN'S CLUBS.
Third Biennial Session Of the General Fedora.
tion at Chicago.

Louisville, KY. May 27.-The third
biennial session of the General FEEDER.
alton of Women's Clubs began at
MacAulay's theatre. this morning. The
building was beautifully decorated
with the colors of the Federation,
and was crowded to the doors, al
though only members and delegates
were allowed inside. Mrs. Patty B.
Semple of the Louisville Club. well
cCmed the visitors. and after a re-
sponse by President ;Henrotin Of Chi
cago, the report of the committee on
credentials was adopted, after which
the committee on rules reported about
1000 delegates in attendance.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Henrotin, president Of
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs, distributed printed copies of her
address. The address says, in part:
In England and America women's
organizations are already exerting
some political influence and the peace
movement among German women and
the league of French women make
signs of the times, not difficult to read
on the continent.
The General Federation of Womens
Clubs stands emphatically as a protest
"S"'ii''e iiiotci adiiSiii, IL is d great or
Sanization. having no money CONF
pensation. no permanent abiding place
and no platform. This last fact laws it
open to the charge of being indefinite,
but why should the federation adopt q
definlte programme and become self
limited"
Its educational work is to raise the
average standard of life and broaden
the social aims of the community, for
a fine social life is the crown Of all
civilization. The Federation is, today.
an organization of vast dimensions.
numbering over AIS clubs and having
20 state federations with 947 clubs"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
REED is GAINING.
Reports from All Over the Country
Strengthens His Candidacy.
Hon. J. II. ManIey Feels Greatly ENCOURAGED
at the Prospects.

Boston. May 2..-The Advertiser says:
In personal letter from Mr.. Manley.
today, to a Boston gentleman very much
Reed, he says that he is exceedingly en-
couraged by the reports that reach him
from all parts Of the country. He is
satisfied that Mr.. Reed is gaining
strength. from the universal discussion
of the absolute need in the Republican
convention of the strongest and most
emphatic declaration for the gold stand
ard.
The undercurrent. Mr.. Manley writes
is very strong indeed and promises to be
more effective within the next fortnight
This summing up is the result of general
reports from Mr.. Reeds friends through
out the whole country. and not a feeling
of current confined to any one section.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
OtherS

Anxiously watch declining health of
their daughters. SO many are cut off
by consumption in early years that
there is real cause for anxiety. In
the early stages. when not beyond
the reach of medicine, Hoods Sarsa
parilla will restore the quality ann
quantity of the blood and thus give
good health. Read the following letter:
at is but just to write about my
daughter Cora, aged 49,. She was COM
pletely run down, declining, had that tired
feeling, and friends said she would not
live over three months. She had a bad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
TO SUSPEND TRAFFIC.
Grand Trunk Will Suspend Operations or
Norway Branch. June I.

South Paris, May 27.-Orders came
here, today, to suspend passenger traf-
fic on the Norway branch of the Grand
Trunk, June l. The Grand Trunk is
baggage and freight between this vii
lage and Norway for SO years. 1t is
expected that such traffic will be trans
ferred to the Electrics, but no contract
has vet been made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28

Washington. May 27.-Following is
the list of Maine pensions for today:
Additional, George E. Stickney. .Togus;
Ichabod S. Warren. West Denmark.
Restoration and reissue, Watson Low,
deceased, Princeton. Increase, Henry
Lynch Togus. Original, widows etc,
minors of Watson Low, Princeton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
INSURGENTS DEFEATED.
That Is. il Reports from Cuba Can Be Relied
Upon.

Havana, May 27.-It is reported that
during a fight in the hills Of Descanso.
between the government troops under
Gen. Faldes and the rebels under Ma
Geo and DiaZ, Monday. the insurgents
carried 130 wounded off the field.
General Serrano reports having met
800 rebels under the insurgent leader
Carrillo, near San CristObal and
routed them with a loss Of 30 killed
and wounded. The government troops
had one man wounded
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Richmond instructed for Powers.

Richmond. May y. - (SpeciaD A
Republican caucus to choose delegates
held at the Office Of DR. c. O. Rowe.
Wednesday afternoon. Hon. w Il.
Han was chosen chairman and Grant
Rogers secretary. The delegates We're
requested to vote for Hon Llewellyn
Powers. Following are the delegates:
j. T. Robinson. r. G. Herbert, Noble
Maxwell and =. +. Curtis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Cough

and nothing seemed to do her any good.
happened to read about Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and had her give it a trial. From the
very first dose she began to get better.
After taking few bottles she was COM
pletely cured and her health has been the
best ever since" MRS. ADDIE PECK,
II Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y.
81 will say that my mother has not
stated my case in as strong words as
would have done. Hoods Sarsaparilla
has truly cured me and l am now we'll"
Cora PECK, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Be sure to get Hoods, because
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
HOLT GROWS WEAKER.
The Mechanic Falls Murderer's Life Slowly
But Surely Ebbing Away.

Mechanic Falls, May 2I.-Holt, the mur-
derer, remains about the same, though if
there be any change it is toward weaken
ing The doctors say that he has not an
even chance for life He is as comfort
able as could he expected, and no fur
ther attempt has been made to insert the
tube in his throat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Every Place Heard from Reports
from 10 to 80 Persons Killed.
Believed by Some That Loss Of Life
Will Reach Into Thousands.
Wires Down and Details Hard TO Get Worst
Disaster for Years.

indianapolis, Ind, May 27.-Railroad
officials say that the best estimates Of the
number killed ut st. Louis put II in the
neighborhood Of 1000. The cyclone is
moving rapidly almost due east. The
vandalia started q special train for St.
Louis, filled largely with surgeons and
newspaper men, ut 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
s,s0o Blaze at Ellsworth.

Ellsworth May 1.-THE house o, Oh
r,,.nr.rd n Smith was badly damaged by
sro this AFTERNOON. 1t originated from
aafao,;ye due in the kitchen. and & spread
deti,vs,v detec.,E before discovered. me lur-
s,it,,ra sM,1s' was saved Loss, $l5oO; ihsureo'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
BATH GIRL DROWNED.
Little Maud Swain Falls from Whan--Th
Body Not Yet Recovered.

Bath, May 27.-Maude, the 5-years-
old daughter of Robert Swain while
playing on wharf IN TINS CITY, lel
overheard and was drowned. The
hodv has not yet been found
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Vermont Democrats Reject Free coinaoe

Montpelier. Vt,May 27.-In the Demo-
cratic convention the free coinage re-
solution was voted down. only about
half dozen delegates voting in favor.
The platform was then adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
TnREATeNING-SH0WERS PROBABLE.

Boston. May 21.-Local forecast for
Thursday: Increasing cloudiness and
showers: thunder storms probable in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Supreme Court at Alfred Adjourns.

Alfred, May 27.-The May term of the
supreme judicial court for York
county, adjourned, tonight, until June
8. Judge Emery has been called to
Augusta for the annual consultation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28

The large tannery of Duclos & Pagan
ana l3 houses at st. Hyacinthe, Que.
were burned, Wednesday morning. An
old man named Mahen was burned to
death. Mrs. Noel died of fright. The
total loss is $25,0OO; partly insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Washington Forecast.

Washington. May 27.-Forecast for
Thursday; For New England, generally
fair during the day. followed by threat
ening weather. probably thunder storms
1t night; westerly. shifting to southerly
Ninls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
HON. J. u. MANLEY
Wi, ne,;ver Annual Address Before ReadfieId
Agricultural Society.

Readfield, May 27.-Hon. J. n. Nancy
has accepted an invitation to denver the
ann,al address at the fair OF the Nenhe
hoe county Agricultural Society at Read
&olI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
IT WON'T HURT YOU

to know that we are at the head of the
list in low prices on genuine Patent me,i-
cines. anu, as usual are selling large
quantities of Patent Preparations at the
same reduced prices. We are daily
shipping orders 10 an points. and can
easily till your order at n days notice.
Look over some of the prices below
Reg. Our
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
Maine Postal Changes.

washington. t been -mappsointed masit postmaster at
ta1.n,eSN West Newiieid. vice F. W. c0rso"' re-
signed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

Accommodation afforded parties needing
Furniture. Pianos, Bicycles, Watches, Dia-
monds. Can be repaid in installments.
Business CONFIDENTIAL
THE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY.
2lS Water St..opp. C0ny House. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-28

Reliable Registered Druggist. 1872 Wat,
ST. Next Door L. o., Hallowell. Me.
may 2Seodtf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09
st. Paul
(MTNNl

Prawdzlwa oswiate dzlkich
kafrow zdradzaia tu nlekt6rzy niby
edukowanl zwiazkowcy.
tax kusnlerz G. F. kazde
kazanle wle|ebnego ks. Dom,n,ka
Majera po swoJelnu krytykuie.
@agwozdz'wizy sobie }eb osla flo
zofa redaktora cd ,.zgody."
Lep'e]by drab swych c6rek
pllnowat. by 20 ul,cach Mem.
eaml psow ME pas}y. M6g}by tez
ten ucza4y vprezydaht Osrlaty''
za]ac sic ]eszcze troche wychowa.
D'em swojego wyrostka, ktorego
ia obchodzle Unlstow W St. Pan1
"a to, ze kapelusza 2 gtowy zd7ae
ME potradf, "a drzwl wypchnieto
Rozsadnl ludzje tvle sobie
cen'a krytyke podobnych warcho-
{ow,co ich wys}a wiona, ,adukacvian
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09

wydawnictwo ksiazki kuchar-
sklel przy pomocy kt6rej
}atwo bedzie MONA sobie
kucharke pod}ug gustu
wytresowac. Bedziemy tez
raz po raz podawali w naszei
gazecie rome specya1y
kuchenne pod}ug tel ksiazki
to pozywniejsze, niz owe
sfawne wiarusowskie marce-
panny, kt6re tez iuz i tax
podobno wielom sic przejad1y.
PEWIEN POLSKI IL
oIOWY z Milwaukee donosi
nam, re tamtejsza Polonia
w1eksza ciekawosciq oczekuie
kazdego numeru W1ARUsA,
n'z kt6rejkolwlek innej pol
skle] gazety. Mech sic lima
gazeta, choG o pare dni spozni,
to Mkt sic o MIA ME spyta
lecz jezh W1ARUs choc tylko
o poi dnia przyjdzie "a pozno,
to zaraz wszedzie miedzy
Polakami wieIki rwetes i
natretna publicznosG'srogiemi
wyrzutami obsypuje listo-
wych.
WIEL. x. z. FRYDRY- &
CHOWICZ, nasyciwszy sic
predko dyecezyi Milwauckiei,
powr6ci} do La Crosse pod
oPleke swojego pierwotnego
Blskupa. Ten, ME majac ma
razle odpowiednej dian pol
skiej parafii, postal go do
Paratll niemiecko katolickiei
W Plain, W powiecie Sank,
gdzle przez diva miesiace
zastepowac bedzie ksiedza
Laurera. kt6ry do w6d
pojecha}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09
COPYRIGHT IN THE UNITED
STATES, ETC.

Under the International Copy.
right act (approved March 3, 1891;
took effect July l, l89D any Uni,
ted States citizen, or citizen OF
subject of foreign nations granting
copyright to United States citizens
on substantially the same basis
with their own citizens, or which
become parties to an international
agreement for reciprocity in copy
right, who is ssthe author, inventor,
designer or proprietor of any book,
map, chart, dramatic or musical
composition, engraving, cut, print
or photograph or negative thereof,
or Of painting, drawing, chrome,
statue, statuary, and of models or
designs intended to be perfected as
works Of the fine arts, and the
executors, administrators, or asigns
of any such person, may secure for
% years the sole liberty of prin.
ting, reprinting, publishing, com.
pleting, copying, executing, fini-
shing and vending the same; and,
in case Of a dramatic composition,
of publicly performing or represen-
ting it Or causing it to be performed
or represented by others.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09
Ziszczajace sic
prOrOctW a.

Geese druga deklamacyi 0
Kongresie, kt6ry juz obmierz-
Ia i ckliwa przybiera postac,
najmocnie] swiadczy, il rezul.
taty przedkongresowe, jak
sam zamierzony Kongres,
przedstawiaja obraz nedzy i
rozpaczy. Sama idea kon-
gresows, dlatego ze jest
pask u d n YIN h u m b u
gi e m, W ostatnich podry-
gach smierci juz kona; cd
czasu tylko do czasu rozpacz-
live ryki niekt6rych bestyi
letargu smierci ia ma chwile
zbudzaja.
Kto czyta} ostatnia ,,Fu-
jarke", ,s}ysza}j jak rozpaczliwie
ryczyw6} szajster, najwiekszy
prezydent cd najwiekszej
polskiej organizacyi W rzeczy-
pospolitej Po}nocnejAmeryki,
ma niej t. j. ,, fujarce' wygry-
wal. To tylko trudno .zrozu-
mice, IL niedzwiedz ma tax
delikatne kwilenie, ptaszkom
w}asciwe, m6g} sic zdobyc :
tax prozaiczny szajster ma tax
wznios}a poezya.
,Jak W strumyku szemrza-
Gym fala fale goni!" Skad
te wzniosle idee i por6wna-
MAJ! Skad to delikatne
subtelne uczucie, wlaSciwe
tylko wielkim duszom! Skad
ia niezmierna gorliwost!
,,Jak W strumyczku szem
rzqcym fala fale goni!'Musia
sic szajstrowi jaki wypadel
stat W nocy, ktory mu przy-
pomnia} szmer strumyka;leci
kto ten strumyk, kto jege
}ozyskiem, kto te fale, kto t
przedmioty szajstereI
wcale W swym li5cie paster
skim ME wyt}omaczy}; /; ;
przeciez to najwazniejsza. Kte
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09
PRZYPOWIESCl SALOMoAA
- dla
ABONENT0W.

ABONENT0W.
(Rzecz ma poczqtku 3caego k'o0rtota
bordzo aaa czosae).
Roztropny syn sprawia swemu
ojcu radosG, ale prenumerator p{a-
cqcy "a gazette CORY, jeszczf
wieksza wydawcy.
Marnotrawstwo jest nierozum
na zabawka, niedba}y abonen1
sprowadza ub6stwo do domu wy
dawcy.
Wszystko, co tylko cz}owiek
wed}ug w}asnego przekonan1a
czyni, jest dobrem; wyjatk1em
jezeli uwaza "a st6sowne, "a VIA
RUsA ME zap}acic!
Lepiej mice setki, dcbrych,
jak tysiace a z4ych abonent6w.
Lepszym jest cz}owiek ubog7
sprawiedliwy p}acacy "a gazette,
jak bogaty, leez odpowiadajacy, ze
p6zniej zap}aci.
Kt6ra iona meza kocha, czynl
dobrze, a kt6ra W1ARUsA jeszcze
lepiej.
Kto zone opuszcza, grzeszy, a
jeszcze bardziej ten, kt6ry ma gaze
Gle naszej napisze R e us d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09
OchrOna
w1asnoSci literackiei

Przeczytawszy codoplero
prawo o ochronie w}asnosci
literackiej z Marca 1895,
many sobie "a obowiazek.
kilku uwagami uzupe}nit
artyku}y, jakiei W ostatnim
czasie podalismy w sprawie
obrony autor6w i wydawc6w.
Kazdy wydawca lub autor
nalezacy do Zwiazku miedzy-
narodowej ochrony literackiejj,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09
II Minneapolis.

W Minneapolis. lIinn., ch6r
a)bo racze] spiewacY, sposobla s,e
zrobic ksiedzu swojemn Henrykox,
Jazdze wsk,emu n'espodzlanke na
jego imleniny, dnia Is Llpca w
tym celu cwicza sic W sekrec1e 20
sp'ewaml rob1a sk}adkl, by mn
zroblc odpowiedni prezent.
Jest to znaklem,, te ksiad4
Henryk Jazd5ewski potraf;4 soh,a
u]ac serca ME tylko spiewak6w
swoich - ale tez wszvstk,ob
ktorzy ochoczo, bez,ntereaoun;o
iacza swoJe zYczen'a ze spiewakami
Dtugojeczny.
PLACIC "a WIAR1JsAi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09
Dr0bne Eclla.

MA MNOGIE UZALA
MA SIZE proboszcz6w ze
Wschodu, IL niby ME moga
dobrae sobie polskiej gospo-
dyni, kt6raby jako tako
kucharzy6 potrafila, przygo-
wuje Master Cd tegoW1RRUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09

biskupem in partibus, chocia'
przedtem laden z podpisa.
nych tego ME widzia}. A
pomiedzy podpisanymi tacy
notoryczni }ajdacy re dziwlmy
sic niekt6rym kap}anom IL 2
takimi ryczacymi i rozhuka.
nymi bestyami W jednym
szeregu staja.
Przewidujemy duchem pro.
roczym; co sic stanie, i jak
niekt6rzy tego serdecznle
za}owat beda. Lecz ma razie
wstrzymujemy sic wypo-
wiedzeniem tego, co nam jest
objawionem, gdyz uszy smier-
telnik6w ME znlos}yby jeszcze
tego.
Mkt sic tel, Szajsterku
Kongresu obawiac ME po
trzebujje, ami tel sic obawia,
bo Kongres wolnej wolf
ksiezy, ami ludu ME skrepuje;
ten dar bozy. wolna VIOLA,
istnieG bedzle / po Kongresle
tylko ryczace bestye je)
ME mia}y i miec ME beda!
Jesli tn O tenn m6wimy, to z
g}ebekiego przekonania, IL to
jest humbugiem.
Ludzi ma koszt narazaG ME
danny, bo naszym obowiaz-
kiem, broniG ludzi pred
amerykanskimi h u m b u :
gier m i. Bronimy ksiezy
i najszczerzej pragniemy, by
sic ME spodlili oddawaniem
holdu Pytaszowi, Sliszowi
Sp6}ce; bo Gala ia komedya
Jest wymyslona i skierowana
ma wieksza chwa}e Pytasza
Slisza Sp6}ki; i to nawet W
obecnosci europejskich goSci.
Lecz sadzimy, il tax niskiego
holdu Mkt 1otrom nie odda -
bo by}oby to pohahbieniem
ksiezy W Stanach Zjednoczo
nych.
Zatem. ie to wszystko
humbugiem, Mkt ME zaprze-
czy, a ze skierowane
wymierzone ku zaspokojeniu
niepohamowanej ambicyi.ho}-
dow i zaszczyt6w pragnacej,
Pytasza z Buffalo i pewnej
falangi, rzecza najwidocz-
niejsza.
Kongres humbugiem i to
najbezczelniejszym, kazdy
przyzna i jasno to widzi :
ze nigdy zadnych pomysl-
nych rezultat6w ME osiagnie;
najwyzej wiele popsuje, bo
po }ajdakach niczego dobrego
spodziewae sic ME mozna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09

! ~ s J
allegorya, wyt}6maczyc ia
winien, a jesli tego ME zrobi,
znak, ze jej ME rozumie,
tenn samem zastosowaG jej
ME umie; to wszystko
nazywamy: deklamacya bez
sensu.
A coby to by} "a dziwolag,
gdyby najwiekszego prezy-
denta odezwa by}a oryginalnie
og}oszona. Biedny p. Szwaj-
kart piracy sobie musia} zadat
nielada, by te brednie W
jakas szate przyodziat!
lie tam wylewu mi}osci
ku religii Bogu ku Ojczyz-
ME, to cho6by cz}owiek mia}
piersiska re stall, zakwilic
musi.
Lecz jak nazywamy takiego
cz}owieka, kt6ry inaczej
mysli, inaczej m6wi; kt6ry
m6wi o uczuciach, jake nigdy
jeszcze W zyciu W sercu jego
sic ME uleg}y - oto faryzeu-
szem, aktorem najemnikiem,
A czyz to ME przeciw
religii, tenn samem przeciw
Bogu, oszukiwac bliznich -
"a co nawet wielki prezy-
dent by} aresztowanym? Clos
takiego draba wp}ywa ujem-
mnie.
Co tn dopiero movie 0
jego deklamacyi o ojczyznie,
kt6ra wiecej kocha, Mill swa
po}owice = "a co bez wat
pienia sta} sic meczennikiem,
bo po }ysinie tylnej i pred
niej nieraz oberwa}.
Meczennik zatem ca}a geba
"a oszustwo aresztowany,
raczej "a rnilost religii i Boga.
- a "a m,}osc ojczyzny mad
swa po}owice, cd po}owicy
bity!. .Czekamy tylko kanoni-
zacyi; bedzie mozna czytat W
ordo' i brewiarzu: Szajster
advocatus diaboli Confessor
ct Martyr; defensor fide; etc.
I cl. cum Octava (de pr.).
Takim jest wielki prezy-
dent cd Zjednoczenia, to So
jego wielkie czyny, kt6remi
nawet sam lucyper poszczy-
cicby sic ME m6g}, 0
ktorym pismo Sw. m6wi, IL
k}amca jest.
Snac zle dziat sic musi
Pytaszowi Sliszowi W ich
swietych zamiarach, kiedy
juz takiego draba szajstra 0
odezwe prosili.
lyle towarzystw sic zg}a-
szalo, tylu ksiezy udzia} braG
chcia}o, re zdawa}o sic, IL
Gala Ameryka ME pomieSci
tego W swyeh rozleg}ych
granicach = no jeszcze i'm
ma}o; jeszcze jakie$ ore
die Slisz sp}odzi}, by po-
mnozyc te wielka liczbe
barank6w ma wszystko sic
piszacych.
Juz Pytasz buffaloski uzywa
tego przedsmaku biskupiego
odzywajac sic tonem ), manda-
mus do lzsiezy towarzystw
Dan wBuffalo etc. "a POI.
niej widzimy kilkunastu pod
pisanych ma czele Pytaszem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-09

An amendment was made by
Congress March 2, 1895, relative
to penalties for a violation of the
laws.
The applicant on or before the
day Of publication in this or any
foreign country, must deliver at
the office of the Librarian of Con-
gress, OF deposit in the mail within
the United States, addressed to him
at Washington, D. G. a printed
copy of the title Of the book, map,
ETC., or description of the paint
ing, drawing, statue, or model or
or design for work of the fine
arts for he desires copyright. He
must also, not later than the day of
publication, in this or any foreign
country, deliver at the Librarians
office, or deposit in the mail
within the United States, add
ressed to him at Washington, D.
c., two copies Of a book
photograph, chrome or litho-
graph printed from type set within
the United States or from plates
made therefrom, or from negatives
or drawings on stone made within
the Unitet States, or from transfers
made therefrom, or photograph of
painting, drawing, statue, model
or design. Free mailing labels are
furn1sed by the Librarian. The
legal fee for recording each copy
right claim is 50 cent, and for copy
of,this record (or certificate under
seal of the ofice) an additional free
of so cents is required if certificate
is wanted. F O p u b ! c a to ms
W b c h are the pro d u
ct1on Of per sons not
CT ize ms OF res i d ent s
o f h 9 Unit ted States, til e
f ee for rec ding it'll
i S 81. and so cents addi,
tt o | f Or copy f,t h e
cor d. Certificates covering
more than one entry in one certif-
cate are not issued. The Secretary
of the Treasury prints weekly
catalogues of copyright publica-
tions deposited, for distribution,
at IS annual subscription.
Aby wiec os tate e.
cznie spra W e W y d a.
w n j c w a k r 6 ko a.
Ia t w ic, powi Il n n a 81
r o d cy Z trzec h
z alb o ro W, nj m d ri 10
] est pu b | i k owa ane,
a bo tez w sa m die II
P u b | i k a i, pos}a {
d W i k oPie d dziela
i 1H d o | a ra d O Libra
r ia n Of c ongre SIS z
pros b q o &C copyri g h t"
k O m u k O w e k sic
n e 1 y. To est wszy-
S t k O.
Po up}ywie 28 lat albo
autor. albo wdowa lub
dzieci jego, moga jeszcze
prawa swoje Q II lat i 6
miesiecy przediuzyc, ma sic
rozumiec tylko W Ameryce.
Spodziewamy sic, ze sprawe
gruntownie wyswietlilismy,
usuwajac wszelkie trudnosci
dla koleg6w w kraju.