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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-22
A PROPOSITION SUBMITTED.
Cotton Belt Railway Askes for Az. sistanee in Making an Ex hibit at the Omaha
 Exposition.

At meeting of the business men at the Court House Friday after noon proposition was submitted by the Cotton Belt Railway Co.,, through their representative, MT. J. St. Kolosky, whereby Pine Bluff may be represented by an exhibit at the Omaha Exposition next sum. mer
 Mayor Bell addresse ed the meet ing and spoke of the advantage to be derlved from an exhibit at the Exposition of the resources of this vicinity. Many immigrants come here yearly from the blizzard stricken sections of Kansas and Ne bfaska. If good and proper show ing is made of the advantages Of this county, numbers of the people there, who are looking for homes, may be attracted to Jefferson county.
 The plan of cooperation, as sub. mitted by Mr. KoIosky, is most liberal one The Cotton Belt Rail- way Go. proposes to double the amount subscribed by our citizens. Thus if $500 are raised here, Pine Bluff will have q $1, ,500 exhibit at the Exposition. Nothing could be more generous on the part of the enterprising railway company than this offer.
 The same proposition will be sub- mitted to towns all along the road, and if Pine Bluff doesn't want to fall behind other towns in the State, she should take up thls matter. Little Rock undertook to raise I$1, 000 It seems to the GRAPHIC that a proposition as fair as this should meet with the hearty sup port of our business men. The fol lowing committee was appointed to raise a $500 fund for the purpose: HMessrs. J. B. Truloek, L. E. Gold smith, ". z. Tankersley, w. H. Langford and Louis Aitheimep.
 The report of this committee is to be submitted not later than Decem- Der 15, 1897.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-22

lsraIsed funds to have the boy
 en to the Infrmary, and when he
 dead, secured a resting place for Vim in a lot belonging to k. H. Me Fadden.
 The city can afford to take some care of its afflicted poor. If some philanthropic citizen would donate q hospital to the city the deed would make for him noble and lasting monument.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-22
POLICE COURT.
Number of Violators of the Law Fined by Judge Brown

The police did a rushing business
 is morning in dispensing justice
 nd upholding the ordinances of the
 ty. The following cases were dis
 Dsed of
 Mose Mccain, fined $500 for dis
 srbing the peace.
 E.f Iinned $3.OU fsf disturbing the peace.
 Ed Hall. fined $500 for disturbing the peace.
 A. Key, fined $3 for violating the sanitary laws of the city. Rob Lee, fined $5.00 for disturbing the peace.
 Ed Jefferson, fined $5.0O for dis turbing the peace
 Marshal Phillips, fined 5000 for be- ing drunk and using abusive lan- guage.
 Will Doyle, fined $10.O0 for yiolat- ing section 2O4 of the city ordinances. A. c. Gibson. fined $500 for cruelty to animals.
 Two cases for vagrancy were dis charged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-22
!l l|lg'' s117 SHOT.
ANDREW WATSON, A 10 YEAR OLD WHITE BOY, SHOT BY A
 NEGRO AT PASTORAL.
Was Brought to This City and Carried to the Infrmary
 Where He Expired.

Andrew Watson, is the 10-year-Old son of " A. Watson, who lives in a cabin on the river bank just East of the water works. Watson is q wid- over and the father of four children i. and makes his living by making A sillow chairs and by picking cotton. aturday. accompanied by his son 8e was at Pastoria about 22 miles up # he Arkansas river, in company Asvith a number of other cotton < Spiekers. The party were landing Srom eN 1at and an old negroe man
 picking up his rifle,
 'cidentally discharged it.. l| he ball, or balls, struck the boy, 5 ndrew Watson, who was only six
 bet from she muzzle of the gun, and
 lfiicted fatal wound just above
 he thigh.
 The boy was brought to this city n q boat, reaching here about 10 o'clock Sat night Drs. Hankinson lad ,N,,ei aese Immediately sum moned and eased the little fellows @suffering, but were unable to find the ball. Such other professional aid as \ could be rendered was done, but the orphan boy needed attention and #nursing.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-11-18
WHY OUR STORE
Has Obtained the Reputation
as a "Store of Confidence

!s that we have only One Price to all and every
hody and that the lowest. We don't for a $25
Garment ask you $50 and then come down to
30 ana make you believe you got the garment
at Wholesale price. When a salesman asks you
more Tor goods than he expects to get and then
comes down and makes the customer believe he
got 1t cheap, yon will never have confidence in
that house. If you have time to argue with him
you will get him to come down on his price and
II you haven't the time you will pay more than
you would had you traded with Reliable
>ONE-PRICE HOUSE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
A WONDERFUL WOMAN.
Rosa d'Erinn Delights an Immense
Audience at ST. Anry.s sunday.

Hundreds OF people were unable tC
obtain admission TO the service at St
Nary's church Sunday afternoon. and
nearly three hundred stood throughout
the entire time. Altogether some 1900
people are reckoned to have been drawn
10 the great edifice to again listen to
the far-faned Rosa d'l!rinu, whose
splendid voice is full Of power and
sweetness, as fascinating and enthrall-
ing az when she delighted Norfolk
audience years ago. Perhaps Zinga.el-
lis "Laudate" was never better sung
than She sang 1t Sunday with Mr..
Doran at the organ and supported by
the choir But her marvellous versa
tility was best shown in her singing Of
GinGhcim'S grand aria. "GratiaS ag-
nus tfbi'' and RoSsinis "Tantum Ergo u
both OF which she sang, playing her
own accomplishments.
The grand old organ ut ST. NIary's
answered splendidy TO the mastery
touch OF this great artist. Years ago,
on hearing Rosa d Erinu. The Virglnian
was led to cxclaim: ''What wonderful
woman" and the same exclamation
can well be reiterated to-day. The vast
audience was simply cntranced and
showed their pleasure by their generous
offerings for the benefit Of ST. Nincent's
Hospital. Rosa dI,rina sang through
the entire service, Miss Magee being
unable to assist from 4 cold, although
she sang an lave Regina" which afford
Cyl a. great deal of pleasure Mr. G. r.
Nontom sang The Vision OF the
Wounds" Il solo or his own compost
ton, wildly portraying the suffcrings
or the Reuecmer on the way to Cal
vary. This was we'll rendered. and in
this and his other solo, an 20 Saluta-
ris, he added to the impression made
by his singing few nights ago The
choir under Mr.. Doran, rendered VAL
liable assistance.
Rosa d'Irina's splendid performance
or her organ selections fully bears out
her claim of the worlds greatest lady
orSansst, and again we say, what a
wonderful woman!'
The programme rendered was as fol-
lows:
Organ voluntary, "Masmarriella"
......... ............. Auber
Rosa d'Erina.
Domino and gloria .......... -. GLORIA
|iNi, uoillhuS ........ ......... .GlOrZa
l4audatc Dllcri.... ...... .CiiorZa
Rosa d'Erna and chorus.
l1auaate dominum 1850. ..... .Giorza
Hymn, vision OF the Wounds.
Mr.. G. X. Vontom.
Mash,'icat $500. .....: 80. Giorza
Grand aria, "Gratias aginnus" .......
.......... CuSnclmi
Rosa d'Erina.
Organ fantasic, "pastorale". ..
....... ........... ..Lefebvrc Wely
Rosa d'Eyina.
Mr.. G.. Il. Vontom.
Tlntum crSO"... .. ROSSini
Rosa a. Erina.
Postludc. Hungarian March,. III.
.........' ......... .....ltackockSH'
Rosa d'Erina.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
Ksietnp Malt Coffee.

we call the attention of our numerous
readers 10 the advertisement OF the
knelpp Malt Food company, which APP
pears in another column Of to-day's is
sue.
There is probably no article Of food
pefore the public which has received
greater eulogiums or met with greater
FAVOR amongst all classes, where it is
known, than the famous I<neipp Malt
Coffee. manufactured by the above
named firm. The high esteem in which
this great hygienic coffee is held arises
from the intrinsic virtues which cx-
pc"leicc has shown it to possess The
artlcc is sold in one pound packages
at 10 CENTS and can be procured in this
city from q number Of well known
dealers, whose names appear in the adj
VertiSemcnt.
We advise our readers to give this;
health coffee trial. y free sample
package anu descriptive literature will
ne sent 10 any address by the Kncipp
Matt Food Co, 222 W. Camden street.
Baltimore, Md. Write postal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

publication would do no good. Stifnce 1t
70 remark that Il he does carry out the
scheme he alas planned and pulls
through alive he will prove. himself i
e era Gs i Jack, and his fortune Will bs
The Captain himself processes the ut
most confidence III the success OF his
plans, and is very emphatic in say ing
THAT after he has executed them he is
going out OF the business. He declares
that when lie leaves philadelphia it will
be his last trip out He will be put
ashore in Cuba and will do that which
he has schemed to do. Then he will
stick by the Cubans till the war Is over
AFTER which he Is going to settle down in
the island for the rest of his life. He
says If he SUCCEEDS in his plans his for
tune Is made, AMI he does not'want to
lind fairer land on earth in which to
live than Cuba. He says he never had
wife and wouldn't know what to do
with one IL alc had.
SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS.
Captain Metz Is curious character,
and whatever may haYe been his for
tuitous existence he has retained the
instincts OF Il gentleman and exhibits
them. He carries around with him
sort OF chronology of his life up to date,
and ample vouchers for his veracity
His statements as to the future are
practically unsupported and rather nee
essarly so. Whether they will ever be
fulfilled remains to be seen. Is there
filihustering expedition fitting out in
Philadelphia and Will It leave Monday
or at any other time? VIII the much
travelled Captain he in the push? VIII
lie consumnlate his daring plans? Will
he go out of the business" sooner and
more suddenly than he anticipated or
Will he be able to finally settle down,
and perchancc wed some bright eyed
Cuban beauty. who will do the fighting
thereafter? These are questions which
may or may not be answered in the
public press.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
de ):

DIED-Snddenly, Graham, at the residence
Of his SON in-law, Mr.. j. NJ Il. Trotter,
No. % Holt street. Monday. March %,
1897. at 1923 d. m. David H. Graham
aged 81 years. Intermcnt at Danyille,
Va. Eu# :
DIED-At o'clock this morning at his
home No 300 Charlotte street, in tho
:0th year OF his age, Mr. II. S. Taylor
Notice OF funeral hereafter
liAltT.r.--At the residence Of her mother,
80. SO Court street Sunday March. 81 NJ
?:lO y. NJ, EVELYN, the daughter OF Ce-
lestia = and the late naval constructor,
Samuel r. HART >
Funeral from Court Street Presbyterian
Church THIS Cruesday) AFTERNOON at
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance In
vitcu to attend. -'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
S2,cciaf SDecinltics,

Greenwood & Bros, us Main street
o!d number Is the place for up-to- date
jewery at bottom prices, Facilities m
surpassed for procuring genuine bar.
cams and the public gets the benefit
FIFTY years In business give them ad-
Santages which they divide with their
customers They have q special sale
now going on. Gold set rings at ST.
worth Sl.oo to 50; nut sets, soc. worth
81: sleeve buttons. soc worth ST ana
hundreds of articles at down nrir.s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Do your eyes burn, or hurt? Are WI,
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses, In most cases. will afford relief
See DR.. Week :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Did you see the great crowd Of shoe
iouyera at Hofhetmer's yesterday? Nun.
dslEsf celebrated shoes at half nrIca :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

6 Bea DIT. Week about your eyes. AL
tHaeasa9 .preserihaa are guaranteed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Dr Week, eye expert Is located per
nancntiy. Examinations free T.. IL.
Gale. 152 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Correct in design and style, accurate
IN Mt; economical Any pattern for 10
cents. even If worth rs, 80 or 10 cents.
sheet. $500 ''i mn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
ri Q: a:'s'INs:S.
Headquarters
Iickett-Buchan Camp,
(tnnrp1p,.a L.t n,n,,,-

Norfolk. Va, March 49, 1897
A TTl;NTiON COMRADES.--Thc month
~ ~ meeting of this Camp will he held in
its hall THIS CTuesday) EVENING at 8
O'Clock.
\ full and prompt attendances expected
I.y order Of b. y. MARSDEN
II. Il. JACKSON, Commander
A0jutant.
UIcdSer copyl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
BurFnss. Son & Co.,
BAN KE RS,

Commercial anu other business papsr
discounted. Pop'i
Loans negotiated on favorable terms
and Sold. $500 ooousA'
vIted. An
Interest allowed on time deposits.
safe deposit boxes for rent. Charges
moderate ses
Draw bills Of Exchange and make cable
\ Letters Of credit issued to nr,noIn,,
cities Of the world. |e'pa'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Buckingham Lithia water, clear and
sparkling. 20 bottles. sl.Oo. Gil Church
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
5000 Pairs.

5000 Pairs.
Mundells philadelphia shoas eou
mlssss and Children. Bought at half
their value, to go the same v,nv ~
Hofheimer's q.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

new Aden Paper Patterns IOc-Sole
Agents for Norfolk Wright,s. 370
Main Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Continued on Sixth Page.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
Notice,

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28

chcieli pod zadnym warunkiem
Postepowac podlug rad i
wskazowek Rzadu Centralne
go Zwiazku Narodowego
Polskiego, a choe ME znali
tutejszych stosunk6w, dzia!ali
ma w}asna reke i wedle
w]asnego wjdzimisse. Rezultat
by} ten, zeS ME dotarto do
mas ludu 20 CO najbardziej
che dzllo. Wyjechawszy z
Chicago, profesorowie ME
nadsy}all zadnych sprawozda6
Rzadow' Centralnemu, "a to
pisywali sprawozdania do
gazet europejskich. w og6le
dosw adczenie to nauczylo
cz}onk6w R. c., ze lepiej jest
posIugiwac sic domoroslemi
si}ami ME l'czyG wcale ma
europejskie ta)enta.
w WILKES-BARRE,P Pa,
byl tymi dnjami os}awiony
mcskalohl mieniacy sic
ksiedzem Barszcz. Chodzil on
podobno po'polskich domach
i kolektowa} ma po]ski dom
emigracyjny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
Popiera6
pisma polskie
a ME
]ekce wazyc!

i w GohcU, pi6mie tygodnio-
%Sem wychod>acem we
Lwowie, W Gslicyi, c1ytsmy
co nastepuje:
,,Pan6w prenumeratorow w
Ameryce prosimy odes1a-
ME biezacej i zalegajacej
permanently, gdyz upomiianie
sic przez osobne karty
korespondency}ne, jest uciazli- :
we. Administracye pism
amerykahskich bez ceremonii
drukuja publicznie nazwiska
zalegaiacych w op}acie
prenum merator6w, chyba i my
zaprowadzimy ten spos6b. l
ma to jeszcze zwr6cic uwage
musimy, ze pisma :polsk,e
zas}ugujac ma poparcie oby
watelskie, a ME ma lekce-
wazenie ich pracy."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
Piosnka Kaszub6w

kazdy chwali swoja ziemie,
swoja chate, swoje plemie:
| Jabym swojej ME mla} chwalie
l cd wzgardy jej ocalic,
Gdym Kaszuba z wolf Boga:
Matka moja: Polska droga.
Choc bogatsze inne kraje,
lChoe wszy stkiego i'm dostaje,
! 10 tam mas jeszcze przecie
Ma kaszubach g}6d ME gniecie.
Il roll naszej many zytko;
| Majac zytko-mamy wszystko.
Me masz prawda dawnych barci,
Lecz nam jeszcze miolu starczy
Do wypitki na wesele,
Nosku ma swieczki kosciele.
''lecie jeszcze zwierza zgoni
a haszuba $wiadom broni.
u mas wioski nj zagrody
Me znajdziesz bez ryonej wodv,
Vice rybe tn ME bieda,
Nnostwo icb sic jeszcze sprzeda.
Mech to wszystkimGuansk wyiawi,
IL on ryb naszych stravi.
Nasza szlachta nieparciana
Pod Wiedniem "a krdIa Jana
lurka dzielnie, gdy gromisa.
ozlaehectwo swe wysluzy}a,
20 kapuzy poSwiadczaja,
30 poezatek sw6j ztad maia.
!" ice wszystkiego jest po trosze,
Jest dostatek, SO grosze,
A VICE ehetnie "a tie dary
20 rok sk}ada swe o6ary
DO Nejrowa procesya,
q haszubom Bog tax sprzyja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
T0WlRzYSTWA PoLEK
W Ameryce.

AAHlCl CO.
Wick, W kt6rym zyiemy,
t. j. wick 10, odznacza sic
pred innemi ten, ze led.
nostki sp6Eecze1stwa celem
dopifcia pewnych wsp6lnyck
celow }acza E W towarzy-
stwa czyli stowarzyszenia
| Rozumie sic, re dzialalnost
taklch stowarzyszeh jest
daleko skuteczniejsza. anizeli
dz'a1alnosc d poszczegolnych
jednostek, gdyz cele jednos
tx nieraz sic krzyzuja, W
skutek czego jednostki m'asto
sic wspierac nawzajem,
czestokroc sobie przeszka-
dzaja, W stowarzyszeniach
spoczywa ska, gdyz czego
ME dokaze jeden, tego do.
kaze wspolne i zgodne dzia
}anie wielu.
Stowarzyszenia te So roz- :
mattel natury. Znane So po-
wszechnie stowarzyszenia po.
zyczkowe, budowlane, mai
rozmaits2ego gatunku iowa
rzystwa akcyjne. towarzystwa
wspolnych zabezp;eczed ma
zycie, cd ognia, istoieja dalej
W tym hraju. jak i W Euro
pie, stowarzyszenia ku krze-
wienlu 'oswiaty wyzszej. jake
tez lu'dowej; towarzystwa
pop'eraiace dobrobyt, towa-
rzystwa r6lnicze. k6lka. roll
nicze i podobne.
My Polacy W Aaneryce
many try wielkie stowarzy.
szenia spo}eczne, Unia Pol
ska W Ameryce, Zwiazek
Narodowy Polski i Ziedno
genie katolickie, tn owdzie
pc koloniach polskich po-
wstaja take towarzystwa
czyli raczej banki pozyczkowe,
bud dowlane. nawet zbiorowe
przedsiebiorstwa akcyjne. w
celu ochrony oaszych iatere-
sow narodowych religjJnych
polskiego przemys}u i pol
skiej piracy. a nadto przy
kazdej parafii istn;eja Braotwa
koscielne ku krzewieniu
religijjnosci i wzajemnego
bratniego wspierania sic
czlonkow.
w ostatnim czasie w slady
mezczyzn wstepuja take
kobiety polskie i zak}adaja
towarzystwa, majace ma celu
obok szerzenia oswiaty, krze-
picnic polskiego ducha naro-
dowego i zbieranie srodk6w
materyalnych ma pomoc dla
bliznich j dla Ojczyzny.
Pred k.lku laty ME vie
dzielisnfy o innych, jak tylko
o czysto religijnych stowa
rzyszeniach kobiet polskich W
Ameryce. jak n. P. o iowa
rzystwach Rozafca sw.
Serca Jezusa. Lecz mi
}osci Boga wynika i milose
|Ojczyzny, a poniewaz naszs
polska Ojczyzna jest W ME
wolf. trzeba i Polkom cara;
|po Bogu naiprzod 0 ME
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
= asz PreZent.

Kto z}ozy przedp}a-
te ma Wiarusa ma
caly rok naprz6d
W kwocie $500,
i do4aczy 5 cent6w
na porto pocztowe,
dostanie W prezencie
try cenne ksiazki, a
.nianowicie:
~ Obrazkowv .KALENDARZ
MAkYANSKI ma rok 1897
dwoma luznemi koloro.
wem, obraxami, P nj 9 z u $
Swlety w oj ie 9 b.
2. - KUCHNIA POLsKO.
AMERYKANSKA, Nainow-
sza Ksiaika Kuoharska, usazo.
ma przez sedziwa, doswiadczo
na kucharke. prey pomocy
kucharza hotelowego.-- ydal
drukowa{ III. Derdowskl W
WiDonle.
8. DIVA sLUBY czyli ze .
niaezka Amerykahska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28

pamietac; sama modlitwq
zadna< <Polski ME zbawi.
Poje}y to dobrze SWAT
lejsze nasze rodaczki }acza
sic W scislejsze ko}a, aby sic
naradzac mad srodkam1. w
jaki sposob polska kobieta
najlepiej mog}aby pomagad
do utrzymania polskiego
zycia narodowego ma obczyz
ME i przyczyniac sic do
odbudowania niepodle p}ej
polskiej Ojczyzny.
.Chwalebna to rzecza
naszym Polkom bardzo schle
b ajaca, ze sic organizuja i
podejmuja prac dla narodu
zbawiennych. Polka tutaj W
Ameryce, gdzie MAJ stosun-
kowo wiecej pradowac musi.
niz W Europe, czy to W
fabryce czy W polu czy W
jskim businesie, wiele sku-
teczniq dla sprawy narodo-
woSci naszej dz a}a6 moie,
nlz mezczyzna.
Dzisiaj po ca}ym $wiecie
uwaga patryot6w polskieh
zwrocona ma dom, rodzine
niewiaste.
R6zoorodne, sprzeczne
czesto zakreslano kobiecie
Police zadania, wszakze
wszystkie te g}osy W iednem
by}y zgodne, re wychowanie
mfodego .pokolenia jest pod
stawa naszej przysztosci, a
wychowanie to W reku
kob'ety.: Cd niej przeto
dzielnost i tegosc przyszlych
generacyi, cd niej Pczysz}o5t
nasza zawis}a. Strescif to
mole nsjlepiej piewca
piesci O ziemi / d Q m 6
IA S E y m. spiewajac u
niewlastach polskich.
Jeszcze wykarmia one w
zaciszy
Grono olbrzymiej 111lodzie-
zy.
Dzi$ m;edzy emigracya
polska w Ameryce takie
same nusi bye przekonanie
Z wyjatkiem nielicznych ko-
lonj polsk ch, gdzie Polacy
mleszkaja gromadnie. naro-
dowosc polska W tym !sraju
tonic W morzu angielszczyzny,
dzieci w szkofach malo albo
wcale ME ucza sic po polsku
W kosclo'ach spiew polski
gwaltownle wypierany 1acina.
vice opiekuhczy duch narodu
jedyne prz} tullsko swoie,
jedyne do utrzymywania na
rodowych cnot ognisko w
domu znajduje, gdzie pania i
mystrzynia kobieta.
Jezeli sobie kobieta polska
zakres swej piracy narodowel
pc "a domowe ognisko rozsze.
rzy, tenn lepiej dla og6}u,
ktory tez. radoscia vita
wszelkie pod tym wzgledem
wyrazniejsze objawy, a
mianowic'e cieszy sic kazdemu
nowemu towarzystwu Polek z
celami narodowemi.
] PLACIC "a WIARUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28
INV ROLSKICH
W AMERYCE,

W AMERYCE.
UNA POLSKA w Anne
ryce,1 znane zjednoczenir
Polakow, zalozone " r. 1889
przez wiel. ks. Dominika
Msje;ra z St, Paul. MINI,
usta W1cznie rosnie w lczoe
czIorKow-dzieki wzorowemr
porzadkowi W administracyi
il gdliuej pracy czlonkow
zarzadu, Podajemy w dzisie]
sly mS numerze spis dzielnego
grona patryot6w, stojacego
na Hczele tel poz> tecznej
orgaaizacyi, tudziez spis
towarzystw polskich do ME,
t,alezacych = odtad czesciej
Unia Polska w tea spos6b W
gazecle naszej reklamowat
bedzrmy.
| Get Uni Polskiej W Am-ry
ce Jest praca ssczera, BEGIN :
teresowna. ola Ojczyzny,
zabezpieczenie zycia cz,li
| pos;4hfi5flertne NJ / oswiata ma r}e 1e
narodowem, przez czytelnie.
SEM '1szy Zwi2zku
Polakow " Stanie Ohio,
(Organizacya ia liczy siedm
grup. =Dochodu w r. 1896
by}o 81, 5o2,4S, a ro0chody
Iby}y $3.50 IS. Pozostaje W
kasie $1or8.83. Ma sejmie
przyjeto nastepujaoe uchwa}y
| ,Azeby nazwa organizacyl
nadal i'brzmiaFa: Zwiazek
Polak6w W. Staa'e Oh o
Azeby cz}onkowi, kt6ryby
tutracl sreke lub noge, lut
tez wzrok zupefn1e, ,wyp}aconc
kasy Zwiazku 5000 tytu'em
posmiertnego naprzod- Azeby
sekretarzowi generalnemu
pEacono sta}a peosye, a
m;anowicie SO dol. rocznle
Po dIuzszej dyskusyi przeszed]
tee wniosek komisyi Q
udznal1ach a mianowacie -
azeby Zarzad Centrally W
mozl,wie najbl'zszym czasie
za}a| sic sprawieniem odznak
dla czlonkow Zwiazku-
CZYTAMY w paru pismach
polsko- -amerykanskich, ze
wynik}y zaburzenia parahalne
w Chicago. W parahi Sw.
kazinierza. powodu zaciag-
nietego nowego dIugu przez
Biskupa, i ze tamtejsi parafa,
ME maja zamiar zalozyc
), kosciol hiezalezny.'
Wszystko to jest wierutnem.
k}amstwem. umyslnie g}oszo
ne1n .dla obalamucenla
latwowiernych, re tax wiele
tworzy sic niezaleznych
koSclolow. Ale ME wszl scy
ludzie sa tax bezrozumni. aby
dali sic uwiese pozorom
prawdy, fa|szywym prorokom
a szczeg6lniej oszustom
Po]ski narod jest latwowierny
tale przestaje bye tax bardzo
ciemny naiwny. Ma Kazimie-
rzowie wChicago lud jest cichy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-28

Ksiegarnia Fl. Der
<.dowskiego W Vino
ma, Minn., teraz wiele
ksiazek taniej sprze
daje, jak dawniej:
Prosimy przeczytac
sobie wydrukowanY
" dzisiejszym hume
RE RE ;, ,,Wiarusa'' nasz
katalog.
Rok abonentowy
kazdego nowego
przedpfaciciela, kt6ry
]eSZcze w Cym inleSla-
Gu zapisze sobie ga:
zete, liczony bea2,e
cd | Stycznia 1897,
gdyz przes}ane: mu
beda wszystkie hume
ra, ;, Wiarusa'' , kt6re
cd tegO cZasu WYsZfY.