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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
ITATDN W ruBLECArl0N
No. 1855.
AANCIsCo BRFG,

No. 1855
aANoIsoo BRIG,
ABEL vALrEz ABRKGo.
the lstri G. ort OF mcr
unity. Texas. 2sth Iu icia istricl
he -tate Of lexas to III. snerifi
ny onstabie OF ameron Cont.
rting:
You Re hereby c m ande III
a,kiDg publica ION of thi eta ion j
) me newspaper pnbli heo in {!
ounty of Cameron. orc each y =
or four consecutive W, eks, re- i. Us d
the return day hereof, yon su mo-
ISABEL Valdez Ablego. whose rcsid II e
beyonl the nmi $ - State c,
'exas, to be and ppe ut the mex
regu ar term OF the Dit let COuct
he 2Sth .lud eli ! I'Istrict in II f.
'ameron ounty. to be holden al the
1o4rt House ther of in the ity OF
irownsv lie. on the first Monda
rebru ry, y. D 1876. the same bein
he Third day of February. 1896, t II
an there to answer petition fiji in
id curt on tn At y a ua
1896, in a su nun bered on d cte.
OF SAID Court No. 1895. whe civ ran
cisco Abrego Is Plaintiff, a Isabel
Valdez Abrego is Defendant whe Elm
Plaintiff lege3 as follows, 10 w.t.
That Plaintiff is bona fide ~ bitan'
of the state of 'exas. and has resided
Ia Cameron County more than six
months preceding he institution of thi
suit. That he md Defendant wes
legally IN rried in the yea 1863, and
lived together until sometime in he
year 1876, VIII Defendant lett
him with intention of abandonment
Wherefore III; intiff pr Us for a de-
cree dissolving the marriage letween
him and Def ndant, for costs of Court
and such other relief u. tn. Court may
see prorer to grant.
II ram fail not. but have you before
said Court on the said first day of next
t"rm thereo this writ with y TIT return
thereon, showing how YOU have execut-
ed the same.
Witness Louis Kowalski. CLERK OF
the District Court of ameron ounty
Texas.
Given under may hand and seal of said
tsEALl Court at Office in the CITY 81
Brownsville. this thu 4th day of Jan.
uary. a. d. 1896.
LOUIS KOWALSKI,
CT rk District Couri of Came OF
County Texas.
Came to hand January Ar. \. n IS
AT 10. 30 o'clock a. IN. and rub ira ior
ordered made in the BROWNSVILLE
DAILY HERALD.
F. COBB.
Cons all. Pr ct. ,.
Camera o nty Texas
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
FIELD AND MARINE,

This glass is most useful, both as a
Marine and Field Glass. 1t has
achromatic lenses, three in each side
finely mounted and covered with black
morocco leather, and has great magnify
ing power. 1t is provided with sun
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ing the thumbscrew until the object
necomss clear and distinct. Every
I.aes is sold with line ieyther case and
boulder strap. sent registered free by
mali On receipt OF 5000; worth S14.00
hn InriSihIn YHnrII Rnun.InI
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
GOLD FEVER.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 20.-The-
spring rush to the Yukon gold field,
has commenced :, cnty-five pro-
spactors started north today on Il G
steamer Topeka. 1t is expected l~
prospectors will go to Junea between
now and April /. Z. a. Gardner OF
Cooks inlet trading and transporta-
ton company, who has just returned
from Alaska, says: at is fact lit
tie snown that the Alaska CONNER
cial company has been for 4 long
time operating mine on Ungla is-
land, the output Of which is 100000
month. The whole island has
been prospected and claimed by the
company and is rich in free milling
ore. The same condition exists or
other islands in the vicinity. They
abo nd = rich free milling ore
offering splendid profits for mining
My information is gathered largely
from men engaged in the industr!
and from personal observation
These islands are about 200 miles t
the westward of Cooks inlet.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
IT is NOT HEAVEN
Where Enemies Of Counfr.
Editors Will Be Warmly
Received.

fFrom the Nee Orleans Pieayme.)
The editor of a paper in til
wild west, which is paid for il
corn when the Subscribers are
obliged to pay, gleefully tells.
of a country editor who died of
starvation and was being as
corted to heaven by an angel
who had been sent ont for tina
purpose. MAY / look at Il e
other place before l ascend to
eternal happiness3" Easily"
said the angel. So they went
below and skirmished around,
taking in the sights. he angel
lost track of the -8iFet, al d
went around hades To hui t
him. lie found him sitting
by furnace tanning hmm If,
and gazing with rapture upon
the lot Of people in he fire.
There was a sign on the furnace
which said: Delinquent Sub
scribers." Come" said the
angel, 1--WE must be going"
You go on" said the editor,
I'm not coming. This is
heaven enough for me-" There
may be something in this
Thoughtful people have often
wondered how they could be
athletic enjoy heaven when con
scious that so many whom they
dearly love, in spite of theil
wickedness, would be suffering
eternal punishment in another
place, where the tears of the
good could not put out the fires
that were scorching the wicked
and many affeetionate people
have wished they could dare
doubt theory of endless dam
nation-and remain respected
in a hard shelled community
simple on account of thei
friends. On the other hand. i
is feared many more selfisl
people who are good, not fo
goodness sake are anticipatin;
that their greatest delights ii
heaven will be found wheI
they can look over the pear
and golden battlements int,
that torrid and eternal plac,
and see their enemies writtin.
and roasting, and be able +,
tell them; 81 told you SOL"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24

GREAT BATTLES arc contin-
Va ually going on in the human sys-
tenn. Hoods Sarsaparilla drives out
disease and Restores Health
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
WEATHER SIGNS FAIL.

Signs Of a severe, long winter
were unusually plentiful a month
or two ago, and the prophets had a
great inning with predictions of
heavy SHOWS and long, hard fosts.
Now the signs of mild winter are
multiplying and the scoffers are
saying things to the prophets. Ro-
bins have appeared round about New
London, N. H., during the past few
days, sure sign of a mild, open
winter, the weatherwise say. In
Nantucket yiolets and dandelions
have been blooming during the past
week and caterpillars are almost
plentiful. The Kennebec River,
which froze up tight at the begin
ming of December, is now open from
Augusta to the sea, and the icemen,
who were highly elated two weeks
ago, are very doleful. Signs of like
import are noted in many other parts
of the country.-Chicago Chronicle.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
AN ACCOMMODATING JUSTICE

AN ACCOMMODA JUSTICE
A Philadelphia magistrate, who
recently distinguished himself by
holding court in the street to hear a
case concerning two men Who were
brought TO his house while hs was
at dinner, Ike his record last Sun
day by leaving his devotions in
church to hear case out in the
street, and then going back to resume
his interrupted prayers. Two men
were arrested in the Sixteenth Pre-
cinct on Saturday night for slight
breach of the peace. Next morning
they were willing to pay their fines
and wanted to be released at once
They were taken in the patrol
wagon to the magistrates house
W here it was learned that he was al
church. The wagon was driven &c
the church and the Judge was quiet.
ly called out. lie heard the case
inflicted the usual fines, which the
prisoners paid, then discharged the
men and went back to his pew.-Ex.
change.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
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Special attention will be Civ
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These studies will be distrib-
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Latin, French, and Drawing
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For terms and further par
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
HIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
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CHEVAuER OPERA GLASS,

Opera Glasses are now used not
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24

INsTRUCTIONs:-Tn order to use this
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and then attach to the lentii: water ~
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
the British government.

Little Annette, who had been
taken to an evening concert for the
first time in her Tise, was asked by
her aunt on her return home, to give
her impressions. ooh, auntie," she
exclaimed, "thcre was lady who
screamed because she had forgotten
her sleeves, and a waiter was play
ihg on the piano all the time !"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-24
| a Willie Opera Glass.

This Opera Glass is suitable for
"A ies' use having Mother-of- Pearl
lowered bodies. and can be had either
in White. Oriental or Black Pearl. The
mHuntings are handsomely finished in
n excl plating and gilt. he whole,
htting in a flexible leather case with
achrOmatic lenses forms useful rres-
eGt. Sent registered free by mail on
receipt OF $500; worth $1,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
(DOKONCZENIE).

To ia? - TAX Wicusiu
siadajj, bo tobie tez cyferblat
obr6s} k}akami jak kaktus
paskudnemi, a g}owa potrze~
buje c h a m p 90.
Wicku, i ty masz takie
choroby, jak poprzedni.
W}osy ci wy}aza, }ysiejesz;
= ma pokrycie twe) }ysiny
itra najodpowiedniejs
Bedzie pierwszy starozakonny
,,polskie byskup," kikste? =
W;cus, jak wieczny zyd
tulacz wierci sic, lata, rzuca,
nigdzie spoczynku zoalest
ME mogac. Ciagle chory na
wielkosc i nieomylnost
pomimo swych kapiei, tego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

Juz po}owa roku
l896go uplyne}a, a
ieszcze wiele abonen-
tow ami centa ma rok
biezacy za W1ARUsA
ME zap}aci}o. So
nawet tacy, kt6rzy
iuz ca}y rok i d4uzej
z op4ata W tyle
pozostaja, lubo VIE
dzaa, re obowlazkiem
kazdego rzetelnego
abonenta jest, z CORY
p4aci6 "a gazette.
Podobni Ociagal-
soy i Darmoczytalscy
niechaj ME mysla, re
my i'm ma zarty
pose}amy rachunek po
rachunku. Cierpli-
woSc nasZa Wnet sic
skohczy, a wtedY
przyjdzie krYska ma
Matyska, II. pan Dar-
moczytalski dostanie
sprawe z W alkiem ma
jarmarku i jego swa-
wolnym konikiem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
PierWsza czeSc
deklanlacyi.

Ma kt6ra strone drzewo
sic chyli, ma te tez upadnie.
Me inaczej jest Kongre-
sem; Cd deklamacyi sic
zaczyna ma deklamacyi sic
tez skohczy!
Zaproszono oswieconych
nawet jasnie oswieconych z
Europy tax duchownych, jako
i swieckich, lubo najg}ebiej
wierze, IL zadna tych
szanownych glow Kongresu
swa obecnoscia ME zaszczyci;
= jesli, to wyszla swoje
kongratulacye dla tax ideal
nej mysli, i wszystko ma
zyczeniach i ceremoniach
towarzyskich sic skohczy. =
Wiedza oni dobrze, IL to
humbug i blaga W najwyz
Sym stopniu. konsekwentnie
ME beda chcieli bye s}uzkami
i narzedziami czyjejs osobistej
idei, kt6ra w skutku niczem
innem jest. jak prywata.
Observation-Disclosures
Jest Unia - kt6re moga
latwo to zdzialaG ma swych
rocznych sejmach = po coz
te wydatki, trudy, kt6re W
skutku mic ME przeprowadza,
i stan rzeczy zostanie ma tym
samym stopniu czyli in
t tu quo. Me O.
bejdzie sic bez tego, by
do Ojca sw. ME wyslaG de-
peszy 0 b}ogoslawienstwo dla
tego Kongresu, ktore pre-
slanem bedzie ma rece ks.
Pitasa do Buffalo - no i to-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
I1eChtaCZka
czyli
P0kECHTANlE DUCHOWNE
a raCZe1

a raczej
POBOZNE RADY | NAU-
KI - PRZEPLATANE TU
| OWDZIE AKTAMI
STRZELISTEM1, JAKO
POBUDKA DOPOPRAWY
ZYCIA I USTALENIA
CNOTY BOZYCH INICYA-
TOROW I PROPAGA-
TOROW KONGRESU POL
SKO.KATOLICKIEGO :
A WYNIKkE Z POBOZ-
NYCH ROZMYSLAN O.
PARTYCH MA NAUKACH
OICOW I TRADYCYI
KOSCIOkA, JAKOTEZ MA
DELIKATNEM RUMIEN-
Gu l ZDROWYM ROZ-
SADKU.
>ra=@=@.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
TELEGRAMY.

KONSTANTYNOPOL.-
Georgi Beronicz, ksia1e
wyspy Samos, zosta} miano-
wany gubernatorem wyspy
Krety ma ,miejsce muzu}mah-
skiego gubernatora.
Wyspa Samos jest samo-
dzielna, p}aci tylko haracz
Iurcyi, a Georgi Berowicz
jest chrzeScianinem.
Odwo}anie chrzesciahskiego
gubernatora Karateodorydy
paszy, a mianowanie maho-
metanina ma jego miejsce
spowodowa}o wybuch powsta-
MIA ma Krecie, MONA sic wiec
spodziewae, re mianowanie
chrzeScianina zakohczy po-
wstanie.
HAVANA. - Gas W.
ktorym wed}ug rozkazu gene
ra}a Weylera, wszyscy miesz-
ka1cy wyspy maja sic udac
do miast lub przystac do
powstahcow, kohczy sic 1
L'pca. Odtad bedzie kazdy.
kogo wojska schwyca ma wsi
lub ma polach, uwazany "a
wroga.
BERLIN. - Jedna gazet
tutejszych otrzyma}a zMoskwy
korespondencye, zapewniajaca,
ze jeszcze pred koronacya
dzicz kacapska zahiIa tam
Is herold6w, proklamacya
carska g}oszacych, a zabiwszy
ich odar}a kosztownej odzie-
zy. Nladomosc to pewnego
zr6dla. w swoim czasie
moskiewska policya rzecz te
zataila.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
pa}em Gle a teraz sam sic
og6l, bo mnie juz }apy bola,
takich baran6w operowac!
Otto tr6jka hultajska!

Patrzcie, patrzcie! A gdzie
dokt6r galicyjski, specyalista
Cd bolenia brzuchow? Tez
wrzeszczy i ryczy! Brzuch Gle
boil, wylecz sam siebie!Ludy
klekajcie, on chce Kongresu;
chce koncylium doktor6w -
wez ma przeczyszczenie
basta, a skutek bedzie ma
kilka }okci wzd}uz a pieG cali
wszerz bedziesz m6g}
mierzwic TO Ia, jakes mierzwi}
ks. Domagalskiemu W Vino
ME! -
Ludzie, ludzie, juz koniec
swiata; sprawdzaja sic co do
joty proroctwa pisma swlete-
go, kt6re glosi: powsta-
na fa}szywi prorocy i nauczy-
ciele it'd. Oto dozyliSmy tych
.smutnych czas6w, gdzie
}ajdaki CORA! SprawiedliwoSt
i cnota ukrzyzowana jeczy ma
krzyzu, a wystepek purpura
odz;any,z ber}em W reku, ma
tronie!
Panic! pocos mi da} dozyG
tych chwil! Jeruzalem. Jeru-
zalem, nawr6G sic do Pana
twego!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

brudu po2byc sic ME m6g}.
Czyz Kongres, gdyby by}
jaki, nie> winien w}asnie cd
Wicusia i Pitasa zaczac
reformy, tax Cd ich os6b, jak
i cd ich parafi.
Ludziska dusza sic, jak
sledzie W beczce, ma nabo-
zehstwie; czyz to po katolicku
frymarczyt nabozehstwami i
ludziom zabraniac rozmawiaG
z Bogiem w kosciele, jak
d}ugo zechca?
Coz O tenn pomyslee moga
innowiercy w}asne vase
baranki, czyz ME maja powo-
du do gorszenia sic? Bo to
juz ME tylko ME jest po
chrzescijahsku, lecz nawet ME
20 ludzku, samo nawet prawo
natury przeciw temu bezpra-
win Swiadczy.
Owy zatwardziali grzeszni-
cy, wszystko i wszyscy
przeciw wan, swiadcza ksieza
i lud, a ,,vox popu | i
vox D ei." to So
prowodyrowie kongresu ka-
tolickiego - czyste drwiny
z Boga i ludzi! By}by rzeczy-
wiscie tylko ola was potrzeb~
ny ten Kongres litylko ma
to, byscie us}yszeG Cd ca}ego
zebrania s}owa potepienia.
Lecz; POGO ma co ia szopka,
bo sic z tego tax ME popra-
wicie.
Me za}ujecie slow ma
wasza obrone, lecz obrona ia
to slaba ME dor6wnywa
waszym wystepkom / z}oS-
ciom.
POGO oszukiwac ludzi i
mydlic oczy!
Pewiedz Wicku, czy ci
rzeczywiscie idzie O dobro
ludzi;jeslijeszcze poswiadczysz
albo choc g}owa kiwniesz,
znak to bedzie twego SKA
radnego ,,zatwardzenia "serca,
przeciw czemu jak najpredzej
duchowej soil karlsbadzkiej
albo rycynusu wziat winie-
mes, be bedziesz potepion ma
wieki!. :. G. o o d b y e!
Bywaj, bywaj, J6zio
Dabrowyl
Ogole Gle chociaz do polo
wy!
Ty bratku, MIN ma krzesle
siadzieszi champoe dostaniesz,
do wanny 3ma kawa}kami
myd}a p6js6 musisz; jednego
dostarczy ci ks. Gucio
Pawe}ek; drugiego Millerek,
a 3ciego nabedziesz ze sk}adek
frcyko-profesork6w ,,semina-
ryi" i jeszcze czwarty zda}by
ci sic. ale toby by} ogromny
HAWAI- bardzo smierdzacy,
kt6rego m6g}by CT dostarczyt
ks. Dominik;; lecz wien, IL
tenn naciera}bys sic ME chcia}!
Pa1nietasz, moi luby, lies ty
wykrzykiwa} ma Gucia, jakimi
epitetami go zaszczyci}; jeden
ma drugiego lecial skarzyc do
biskupa, i dis ten smierdzacy
HAWAI- mydia sztuka doprawio-
ny zamienii sic ma najroz
koszniejszy perfum pokoju
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

u4dA SOS Wdl LO.
Zaczna sic posiedzenia.
Najpierw wyjdzie Pytasz (po
szlasku ,,Pitas'') pred pu-
blicum, no oklaski;
powie cos - oklaski. -
Wyjdzie Wicus = oklaski -
powie COS = oklaski it'd. =
Co kilku mich powie, swie-
tenn bedzie - a Boze broh,
by ktos mia} cos przeciwnego
powiedziec - lub pod1ug
osobistego zdrowego zapatry
wanna odpowiedziec. Wiemy
o tenn bardzo dobrze, IL
Wicus ME nalezy do kraso-
mowc6w lecz do intrygan-
tow, kt6rzy majac swoja
psiarnie, wyse}aia ia kiedy i
gdzie potrzeba - by bez-
myslnie szczeka}y = jak i
kiedy pan rozkaze a zagryza}y
tych, kt6rzy innym tonem
rn6wiG zechca; ME lima rzecz
z P y t a sze m. Zatem ME
bedzie to Kongres K a O.
Ii c Xxi!
By Kongres by} katolickim
trzebaby nastepne punkta,
.rozebrae:
y Lud polsko katolicki W
Ameryce, stan tegoz pro
wodyrowie tego ludu.
y Co jest najg]6wniejsza
zaka}a i przeszkoda rozwoju
para6i polsko-katolickich.
81 w jaki spos6b temu
zapobiedz.
4) Czy Wicek Chicago
i Pytasz Buffalo dobrze
robia, gronadzac lud ko}o
siebie ich religijnym potrze-
bonn zadosc uczynic ME
mogqc.
s. JeSli dobrze robia. czy
ksieza maja ich W tym
wzgledzie nasladowac, a jeSli
zle, czy sic tego poprawia i
parahe rozdziela; bo ilosc
parahi polskich mog}aby
skutecznie przem6wic, i 0 sile
Polonii tutejszej swladczyc ia
ma stopniu odowiednim po-
staw1c.
6) Om6wic stosunki pro-
boszcz6w do -ich wikaryusz6w
- czy ci ostatni maja bye
nadal ich parobkaml - czy
tez konfratrami.
y Kt6ra prasa polsko-
amerykahska jest dobra i
sprawiedliwa - czy ia, kt6ra
sprzyja zbytkom, prywacie j
ma kazdym kroku z}ych j
niepoprawnych broni, czy ia,
ktora prawde m6wi bledy
wytyka. I czy dobrze, by
r6zni kryminalisci i piatkowi
Swiniozercy ma jej czele by|i i
lud poucza]i.
Wtenczas bedzie katolick;m
- a inaczej. ii. jak dotych-
czas punkta podano- bedzie
Kongres polsko-prywatnym.
Kazdy rozsadny to przyzna
i "a nos wodzic sic ME da.
PkACIC "a WfARUSA! !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

zno-p6litycznego brater-
stwa; dis jak maz iona
pod reke chodza i do siebie
grachaja!
Millerek; ach! ty rozkoszny
t}usciochu! Tys zawsze z
pachnacem myd}em "a twym
mistrzem chodzi} nigdy go
ME odstepowa}: Bo tez i
naturalna rzecza, re gdzie
pies, tam musi bye ogon =
albo, gdzie krowa. tam i ciele.
Profesorowie frcyki ma
inne myd}o zdobyc sic ME
moga, jak tylko ma tanie
szare, bo te chude pacho}ki,
przybywszy Europy, idea
szerzenia cywilizacyi, do ,,se-
minaryi', wnet sic roz}aza i
parahi szukaja "a dobro
wolnych sk}adek niczego
drogiego nabyc ME MONA;
lecz to myd}o wystarczy
przynajmniej ma n6zki i czeSci
tylne sw. J6zefa D2browy!
| tax wszyscy go czyszcza;
a okazdy z mich ma przezna-
czona osobna czes6 szanow-
nych cz}onk6w tego swietego.
meza. (
J6zefku, liczne So twoje.
nieprawosci! -Ilez intryg ten
maz uzywa, by dopiaG swych
cel6w. Ilez trud6w ten maz
ponosi, by swymi fagasami
miejsca W parahi obsadzic =
by mice dojna kr6wke,
kt6raby dawa}a wSciek}e
mleko; ME wiadomo tylko,jak
wyzokiego haraczu Cd pro-
boszcza Wojciechowa W De-
troit, Mich. Wayne Co. zazada}.
Me prawda?,. business is bu-
siness'; jak paradnie to brzmi
W twoich swietych uszach =
a to wszystko zbierasz ma to,
by swymi fagasami miejsca
poobsadza&; "a d m a ] O.
r e m D e i 81 o ri a m. ,
Tez tam dusza sic ludziska
W kosciele, a do spowiedzi
Wlelkanocne] chOdza ]eszcze
W miesiacu grudniu
lecz ma mysl o podzieleniu
parahi, ma co ju1 biskup po-
zwoli}, to wszystkie wnetrz-
nosci gorliwosci sic i'm wstrza-
saja wszelkiemi si}ami pre-
szkadzaja, wszystko: a d
m ]ore en- D Ell glo-
r j a m. Poczciwych i gorli-
wych ksiezy bfotem obrzu-
GAIA ich pred w}adza
oskarzaja, a to wszystko: d
m a or md ei g 0 r i a m.
w obec ludu opinia i
slave psuja, to wszystko:
a d m a jore N D e i
g 0 RI a m. Wszyscy maja
ma celu dobro religiii, wszyscy
ma celu chwa}e Boga to
tez J6zefek Dabrowy pod
p}aszcz tego sic ucieka, by
choc podstepem kilka dolar6w
u ksiezy wyzebrac, i przyrze-
czenia ME dotrzymac, ii.
delikatniej m6wiac, oszukac i
ok}amat, a to wszysko: a d
m a ore m D e, g O
r a m.
! tobie, J6zefku mi}y, pick
!nieby by}o W nitric; wyka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02
DrObne Ecfla.

BAY CITY. Mich, %
czerwca. - Niepokoje kt6re
wynik}y W polsko-katolickiei
parafi, sw. Stanislawa
wywo}a}y zn6w groznq awan-
ture. Otto podczas pogrzebu
pok}ocili sic i pobili dwai
Polacy. 1ch zwolennicy wzieli
strone kazdego z dw6ch
walczacych, a gdy wzourzenie
do szczytu doszlo, ktos
wYstrzeli} w t}um rewolweru
Rezultat by} ten, ze dw6ch
ludzi odnios}o rany, zreszta
nlegrozne. Spokoj przywro-
como.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-02

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -
Pojawi}a sic tu polska gazeta
= pod redakcya zecera G.
W. J. Kalczyhskiego. Tytu}:
eon'ec Po'ski. = Europejscy
profesorowie Kurcyusz i
Siemiradzki miewaia odczyty
ma hall Kosciuszki. .Niewielkie
robia interesa, bo W przecie-
c'u przybywa ma odczytach po
80 osob, a kazda placi tylko
S centow.