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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-15

era of progress, development, CONNER
cial and Industrial activity, which viii
result in renewed energy in every lint
! Of human endeavCr, furnishing remun
erative employment to the laborinG
} classes and furnishing abundant assur
ance that the products of our farms
mills and miue5 shall find ready mar
ke5 at enhanced prices in all the marts
| of the world.
With full measure of tisfactiOr
we rejoice with the people in having
our p, e5iLent, William Nick tnley, not
! only friend to the hof est toiler and
| tiller of the soil. but a firm and fair
minded friend of capital engaged in
the development of the immense natur-
al resources of the country, and a
thoughtful aud considerate FREUD of
his ate comrades in arms, the surviv-
ors of the civil war.
While extending to the bleeding
patriots of Cuba our sincere sympathy
in their untold sufferings at the hands
of merciless Spanish soldiers, we call
upon the president and congress to
render every aid in the establishment
of peace upon that unhappy island con-
sistent with the most advanced ideas
of civil liberty and national honor, and
we heartily commend the patriotic,
states manlike and discreet manner in
which President Mckinley is dealing
with the great question which con
fronts the administration and his
evident determination to lend his in
iuence to the advancement OF the cause
of liberty ana good government, and
yet having due regard to the great
commercial interests of our people,
uses all possi BILE precautions to avoid
involving our country in unnecessary
international compiled tions
We do not regard with alarm the
evidence that among all
Intelligent classes there is well
grounded opposition to the operation
of the civil service law under the
democratic administration, and believe
that the harmful results of its abuse
outweigh its benefits.
We denounce iu unqualified terms
as misle aiding and untrue the efforts to
the democratic press Of this state to
make it appear that there is any
serious dissension in the rank and file
of the republican party in this state;
and we are happy to announce, voicing
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-15

Lets leave the ROOM reared Mr..
Lyon at the top of his voice, and seven
or ght committeeman followed Messrs.
Lyon and w. B. Wasson of Dublin
out Of the room. "GCose-Neck' Will
liam Mcdonald atten pied to argue with
Mr.. Parrish, 10 doub BIT with a view CT
keeping that gentleman in the camp of
the regulars, but Mr.. Parrish was bent
on boiling and he bolted. LET them
go to the devil'' was the parting shot
fired at the Grant men by gray-beard-
ed follower of Green.
After Mr.. Lyon and his adherents
had left the room the vote on Mr..
Ogden's resolution was taken and stood
yeas %, nays none.
w. NJ. Med maid said that he did pot
see any use of appointing the commit
tee, rs the men whose seats were con-
tested had withdrawn.
The chairman announced that he
would appoint the committee from men
whose seat had never been contested.
The committee was announced as fol-
lows: E. p. WiimOt, d. w. Wilson,
G. w. Eason, G. G. Flanagan, Harry
Harris.
The executive committee then ad-
journed until 3 o'clock, while the COM
mittee on credentia 5 labored in Chair
man Green's room.
committee to order. Twenty-three
men ans wered to the roll call and it
was discovered that G. G. Maj shall .,
who went out with the Lyon faction,
bad returned to the fold after a few
minutes consideration.
The committee on credentials then
reported the executive committee COM
posed of the gentlemen named in Tues
days HERALD, with the following ex.
ole Il,
districts, vacant: ninth. RUDE Freed
man: tenth, Q. G. MARSHALL; thirteenth,
g. w. Burkitt; fourteenth, j. w. Farr,
proxy: nineteenth J. NJ. Barton, proxy:
twenty-frst, w. B. Brooks, proxy:
twenty-eightb, w. NJ. o Leary, proxy:
twent y-ninth, O. [. Bacon.
The report was adopted without a
dissenting vote on motion of Major j g.
w. Pharr of Beaumont.
Judge N. B. Moore moved that a
committee on resolutions b. appointed.
The motion carried and the chair
man appointed the following commit
tee: N. B. Moore, G. w. Ogden,
Thomas Mcconnell, w. B. Bush, D.
NJ, Mason, and the committee retired,
and shortly announced ready to report
and Judge Moore read the resolutions
as follows:
Be it resolved, thet the republican
state executive committee of Texas ex-
tend its hearty con gra tulations to the
people upon the unmistakable signs of
returning prosperity anG the restora-
ton OF confidence in the affairs and in
stttutions OF this country, aud the ac~
knowlodged feeling both at home and
sbroad that under the wise, patriotic,
firm and still conservative guidance of
William Mckinley, president of the
United States, we are entering upon an
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-15

when the temporary roll was called,
and when the committee was about 10
take vote on motion to appoint a
credentials committee to pass upon
contests yourselves. with three or four
other persons, withdrew from the com
mittee, and the twenty three remain
ing members proceeding with the
transaction of business unanimously
decided that the chair should appoint a
credentials committee, which was
done, and the committee adjourned to
meet again in the I. 2. A. room of the
Oriental hotel at 3 o'clock this after
neon. At this adjourned meeting of
executive committee | viii preside as
state chairman, and all members of the
committee are requested to attend
Yours truly, L. H. r. GREEN,
Chairman republican state executive
committee.
This did not appear to enthuse the
Grant men and they caucused. The
caucus decided to cite Chairman Gre ~
before the committee to stand trial for
high treason to the republican party,
| The citation was prepared and MessrS.
WATSON and Ferguson were made the
bearers OF the important document
They went in quest of Chairman Green
and found him in the billiard parlor,
surrounded by his friends. Mr.. Was
sen handed him his death warrant
Chairman Green glanced at its contents
lit fresh cigarette and pulled away
very unconeernediy. Messrs. WATSON
and Ferguson Withdrew to await dew
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-15
THE GREEN MEETING.
Mr.. Green Continues his Work With

TWenty-tiree Committeeman.
The state republican executive com
mittee was called 30 order by Chair
| man f. II. r. Green at noon Tuesday
as previously assigL ed.
| When the committee came to order
| Mr. Cecil A. Lyon of the fourth district
rose and said that he for one did not
| recognize the secretary he saw at the
desk, w E Easton. and stated for
Their that he did not recognize the men
he saw present as the state executive
Mr.. c. w. Ogden of San Antonio
raised the point of order that there
was nothing before the committee.
Mr.. Lyon, excitedly: There will
be when 1 get through. L want to
know" he continued, ''by what au-
thority the state chairman removes
men from the committee when they
have not been GU l,y of treason
Mr.. Ogden moved the appoiE tment
of a committee on credentia S.
G. II. Ferguson said that he was not
ready for the appointment of COM
mittee on credentials and that there
were men present who were not men,
bers of the committee during the last
campaign.
The regular secretary is not here"
continued Ferguson. land the tempo
have in my hand list of the regular
ly elected mem bers of the state eXecu-
tive committee and 1 want it substitute
ed for the list just read, Mr.. Chair
man." William NJ. Mcdonald. N. B.
Moore, c. w. Ogden. George Burkitt
ard two or three others raised points
of order. Chairn1an Green ruled that
the points were well taken, but Fergu-
son held the floor until he had spoken
his mind freely. Finally he yielded to
J. NJ. Parrish of Huntsville, who pro-
tested against the appointment of a
committee on credentials and demand-
ed that the ''original roll call be sub
stituted for the one read by the sec
rotary p" Cecil A. Lyon of Sherman was
on the floor also and the young
lieu,nant of the Sherman sage was
greatly excited. Mr.. Ogden demanded
the previous question be put and Mr.,
Blu kit seconded the motion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-15
FOR SALE

FINE BUSINESS CORNER, lis K
go feet, Mesa avenue and Texas streets.
Right in the liue of improvements.
S4, 500 buvs Is room lodging house
in central part OF the city. Lot, 102 K
70 feet Room to enlarge.
LARGE WAREHOUSE, on side
track, cheap, terms easy.
MYRTLE & ST. VRAIN STREETS,
two lots for $3.50.
NORTH OREGON STREET, lot and
one half, 80 feet, for $3.50.
HOUSE NO. 6I4, NORTH OREGON
street, So, 500. Easy terms.
HOUSE NO. 311, TEXAS STREET,
3 rooms, 81 900. Install nents.
TWO LOTS, for $3.50. Corner of
Idaho and Florence streets.
NORTH S TAN TON STREET, lots
just north of Montana street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-15
For Rent

STORE No. 100, Ell Paso street.
One of the best locations in the city
NEW MILLS BUILDING, opposite
plaza, store and two large light base
ment
NO. lilo SAN ANTONIO STREET,
basement of three rooms.
IN ''SHELDON BUILDING" best
office building in Texas, store room
with bank fixtures and large vault,
store room foot of Oregon street, offices
and rooms with steam heat and eleva-
tor, 1st, End, Bird and 4th floors.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-15
EXCURSION RATES TO CALIFORNIA

The Southern Pacific have not
ceased running their ever popular
bi-weekly seaside excursions to
Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Long
Beach, San Buena Ventura and
Santa Barbara. Those for the re-
mainder Of the summer are sche-
duled for Sept. %, Oct. 7 and 81.
Tickets for these excursions are
sold for $45 each and are limited
for return up to 80 days from date
of sale. They are good for stop
overs in California west of Cotton,
going and returning.
Santa Barbara is a beautiful city
on the coast north Of Los Angeles
and when buying to that point
purchasers by taking stop-over at
Los Angeles on either going or
coming trip or both can make side
trips to other seaside resorts by
paying the nominal local rates to
and from those points.
Should purchasers rot desire to go
to Santa Barbara, tickets can be pur-
chased direct to the other seaside re-
sorts for the same price.
Regular round trip tickets to Los
Angeles and San francisco with six
mon tbs final limit on sale daily at $50
and $50 respectively, gooa-tor 30 days
going, aud 80 days returning, with
stop-over privileges in both directions.
Elegant Pullman buffet cars daily, and
superior Pullman tourist cars pass Ell
Paso west bound Saturdays and Mon
days. and leave Los Angeles, east
bound, on Thursdays and Saturdays of
each week.
No change OF cars, combined with
best schedule of time.
T. E. HUNT,
Commercial Agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-15
CECIL A LYON
With Eighteen Other Committeeman
Organizes q New Committee

| Mr.. Lyon and his fellow committee.
men Assem- bled in room BOB, fourth floor
of the Oriental. A large number OF
enthusiastic Grant men for the sur
rounding towns were in the room. Mr.
Lyon made statement, giving in de-
tail the causes which had led to the
split in the party. On motion of j.
Nj. Parrish Mr.. Lyon was elected
| temporary presiding officer. This
done it was decided by resolution to
recognize r. l.. Smith of Colors do as
secretary of the state executive COM
mittee. r. L. Smith was not present
and A. NJ. Morrison of Ennis was
elected secretary pro TEN.
G. NJ. Ferguson moved that COM
mittee of three be appoip ted to wait
upon Chairman Green and invite him
to come to room BOB al preside over
| the deliberations of the genuine repub-
lican committee. The motion prevail
ed and Chairman Lyon appointed the
following named gentlemen serve on
| the committee: G. M. Ferguson,
| N. S. Sherman and G. r. Town
send.
On motion Chairman Lyon was adj
| ded to the comm ttee. Chairman Lyon
then made few remarks of an en-
cOuraging nature.
| when we take recess here we
will go to our caucus-room at the Nc
Leod hotel" he said, returning here
at 3 O'Clock or some other hour to be
designated"
| A recess was ordered until 3 O'Clock
p. m.
After adjournment Mr.. Lyon and
| his associates hunted up Chairman
Green and handed him the following
com municatiOn.
Dallas, Tex, Oct. II Hon. E. H
r. Green, Chairman repub' lean state
| executive com mittee. Dallas, Tex.
| Strive subcommittee of the state
republican executive committee ap-
| pointed for the purpose. beg to notify
! you that you are desired and expected
| to preside over an adjourned meeting
of the state republican executive COM
mittee, which wi l be held in room BOB
| of the Oriental hotel at $3.50 p. N. this,
the 18th day of October. 1897.
G. NJ. FERGUSON,
n. f. SHERMAN, SR.,
G.. X. TOWNSEND,
CECIL. a. LYON.
Chairman Green read the contents
of the note, thrust it into his pocket
and retired to his private apartments
where he held conference with Hon.
G. w. Ogden and other intimate
friends and advisers. After the doors
were reopened and the executive SEES
sion was over a messenger handed Mr.
Lyon a letter with the compliments OF
Chairman Green, as follows:
Dallas, Tex. Oct. I2.-Messrs. c. M
Ferguson, N. f. Sherman, Sr., G. r.
Townsend, Cecil A. Lyon: Gentle
men-I am in receipt of your commun-
lea ton of this date requesting me to
preside a t some meeting which is to be
held in room 303 of the Oriental
hotel at $3.50 p. M, and in reply | beg
to say that in accordance with the call
!, +xf1 IL IL
state executive committee of the state
of Texas met at II o'clock noon in the
I. 2. A. room of the Oriental hotel, of
which fact you are well advised, as you
were present at the meeting of the said
committee and answered your name
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22

w SPRAWIE WRzEKOME-
GO MORDERSTWA W pow.
swiecklm, nlby przez powraca]acych.
z wybor6w Polak6H, .pisze gazeta
niemiecka ,.Posener Zeltung"I co
nastepu]e: w wagonle, w kt6rym
iecha4 Grutter m6w1ono o wYborach
- Grutter draznlf %obecnych
uwagami, CT zas ME pozostall mu
winnymi odpowiedzi. Przysz}o cd
slow do bojkl, W ciagu kt6re]
Grutter skaleczyf do krwl lednego
z obecnych ki]em W skron. Juz
przedtem lnnl w~mieszali sic do
bojki - w6wczas Grutter zawo{af:
,,Dajcie sygnal, ably pociaag
stana}.' = Zyczeniu temu staio sig
zadosc, lecz poc,ag ME stana{.
W6wczas ten, kt6ry donosi ,,Pos.
Ztg' o zajsciu, udafsie o pomoc
do szanfnercw, lecz ME spotka}
n,kogo;gdy powrocl} ME asta} luz
Gruttera. Ma pytanie, gdzne sig
Grutter podzia}, odpowledziano mu
ze wyszed}. Inni opowladall mu,
re Grutter wyskoczYi z wagonu:
Mozlivem jednak jest, re Grutter
sto]ac oparty plecamlo drzwl,
wypadf z wagonu lub zostai z
niego wypchn1ety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22
MOD
jako lekarStWo.

ZnanYm jest p~owszechnle mlod
nietyIko jake przysmak do kontitur,
przyprawa do potraw IT'D ale
MISREPRESENTATION i jake srodek ma
.r6znorodne choroby, i bodai kt6ry
inny srodek ma TAX liczne W tel
dziedzinle zast6sowanle, jak mlod.
Najlepszym przymiotem m'odu jest
jego pozy whose, gdyz spozytY ME
pozostawia zadnYch odchodow,
ale przechodzi calkowicie W kreW
przez to dodaje ca}emu ustro]owl
cz}ow1eka nowych Sit. lynn
czvnn.klem bfog,m W mlodzle jest
przedewszystkjem dose obhcle
zawarty kwas mr6wcaany.
Mod zaleca sic p~rzedewszY-
stkiem dzieciom, starcom, s}abowi-
vltym. talk z powodu n1edokr"''
stoscl, jak i lnnych chofoo'
UzYwa]a go z najlepszyn skutk'en
ma n,edokrwisto66, nerwowoso'
poczqtkl d~yfteryl, ktore nlszozy
doszczstnne, zapalenie gardfa szy''
kaszel, katar, ma choroby pfucne.
ak suchcty, katar p}ueny, zapale'
ME p}uc, ma choroby zo}adko"e
kiszxowe, zatwardzenie It'd S{oWem
uzvwanie miodu odnawla cafY
,,str6i cz}ow1eka i doda]e mu
nowych sil.
Podajemy nizej wiadome nam
eposohy leczenia MODEM
Zapalen1e 6cz: bierze sig kilka
kropli pfynnego mlodu l miesza 2
}yzeczka c,eptej woody, kt6r2 sic
oczy 4-5 razy dziennie zalewa
"a kroplaml.
Ma katar, kaszel. choroby
p}ucne / zoladkowe zaleca sic p'cle
3 razy dzlennie mlodu z mleklem'
Ma szklanke bierza sig 2 3Yzk1
miodu.
Ma katar plucnv Pile sic
. lemonade 24Elitra woody g%otujacej,
1910 kropli soku cytrynoEego 8
}yzek sto1owych miodu.
Ma influenze pija sig herbate
2 krwawnika 2 miodem wYtrzas-
nionym ma mlodarce, gdYz ten
posiada najwiecej kwasu mro"cza-
nego. Ma szklanke herbaty b1erze
sic tyzke stofowa mlodu. Pile
sic rano l wlecz6r, Toz lekarstwo
skutecznem jest ma kaszel i su-
choty.
Ma dusznosG l zaflegmlenie
p1uc zaleca sic plcie herbatkl
lipowej z modem,
Ma dyfterya i zapalenia
gard4a zaleca sic piukan1e woda
przegotowana modem SALIVA
>OStouo"a.
Ma ~bezsennos6 rozdraznienie
owwnre; pc uzyclu kilku lyzeczek
miodu przywraca sig r6wniez do
zwyk}ego staDu.
Osobom, pracujacym W kurzu,
Mp. mularzom, m%}ynarzom, kamie-
Maroon, weglarzom, zecerom It'd.
galeca sic uzywan,e c~odzlenn,e
pred udanlem sic ma s%poczynek
kilku fYzeczek czystego miodu,
gdyz wiasclwosG miodu pobudza do
zrzucenia z ptuc nagromadzonego
pyfku.
Skntecznvm W Observation-Disclosures
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22
z Prus P0lskich

TORUN. Kolej Gonna zamie-
Mona bedzle ma elektryczn9,
Kosztorys wYnosi sumo 200 tvs.
NIX. Urzadzenle ce}e kosztowac ma
45O tvs. NIX. a roboty wYkonYwac
ma frma TowarzYstwa elektrYczno
SCI z Dyseldorfu. Site ef%ektryczna
wytwarza6 bedzle prad woody
strumienla spadajacego z II metro
wei wysokosci do Wls}y, ktorY,jak
obllczono, ma sl}e 100 koni, to
znaczY kon1 parowYch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22
Z Poznahskiego.

GNIEzNO. Egzamln do jed
norocznej s}uzby odbyf sic "
Gnieznie W poniedzla4ek dnia 29
Marca. z IL Polak6w, kt6rzY
zgtosili sic do egzsminu, zdafo
egzamln 6. Dwoch Polak6w uwol-
mono, G,erlackiego i Stelmachow
sk,ego, cd egzaminu ustnego.
B~atkiewicz, Wrembel, Szukalski ]
Szumskl zfozylj ustny egzamln.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22
Observation-Disclosures.
DOtVchCZaSOWa cena: so cent.
Teraz tylko: 80 ct.

Kto do}aczy diva Gently ia opiacenie poc1ty. a wiec razem
przesle 81 Gently. tenu poS]emy ia poczt1 rancow
dom.
Ksiqzka ia powinna sic %znajdowac W kazdym polskim
domu W Ameryce, a]bowiem g%ospodyni; st6sujac sic do
przepis6w w nej zawartych, zdoIa uprzyJemnic zycie ca}ej
rodzinie- podawaniem zdrowych smacznych potraw, a "a.
razem mole wiele grosza oszczedzG stosownie nalezycie
zulytkowujac W kuehnj w~szystko co sic z grocerni, Cd RET
nika lub farmera kupuje.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko wydoskonalaja sig W ku-
charzeniu, )eli p%raktykujac W kuchni. raz poraz zagladaja
do tego znakomitego kucharskiego podreczoika.
Navel zupe}nie zielona Polka. dopiero co re starego kraiu
Ksiazki Kucharskej j-zdola usmazy6
smaczny beef-steak amerykadski uprazyc najpysznlejsze
puddingi, a prey pilnosci moze swoja kuchnia polsko anne
rykaiska zadowo!it na1wybrednieiszego boardera.
pg= Pienladze nailep1ej pr~esiac W 7eino-lub dgucento&Ye b
znaczkach pocztowycb. ktadae ma &opercie TAXI adles:
!. = g @ z@Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22
GRUDZ1ADZ. Izba karna

GRUDZIADZ, Izba karna
skaza}a redaktora Gaz. Grudziq0z-
E;ej ma 200 marek kary "a obraze
dYrektora i dw6ch n%auczycleli
tucholsk1ego semnnarYum .ktorei s'e-
dopatrzono W artykule omawiaja
Gym obch6d 10Oletnlej rocznicy
,%stnienia gminY ewangie1ickiej, W
kt6rym powyzsl nauczyclele
katollcy take brazil udzlaf. Jake
rzeczoznawca W tel sprawle zawez-
wanY ks. prof. Maleokl z Pelpllna
oSwiadczy}, IL wedle zasad
Koscio}a katolicy ma podobne
obchody uczeszcza6 ME powinni.
Przez to szerzy sic ob%ojetnosc W
wierze a prawowiernYm katolikom
dale s,e zgorszenle. Jake drugi
rzeczoznawca zeznaf ks. proboszcz
dr.. Wloszczyhski z Lublewa, jak
nastepuJe: Katolikowl ME wolno
braG udzialu W taklch uroczystos-
each, gdyz Jest to ponlekad
sprzyjaniem odszczeplenstwu l "a
to grozi Kosci6} clezklemi karaml a
W razle danem navel klatwa
k%osc,eln9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22

%w19czenie do gmlny miejskiej
czesci zlemi ~nalezacej do domin1um
Bogus{awia a po}ozonej pomie-
dry dworcem a miastem. Ma z1emi
tel stoi take gmach stan6w
powlatowych.
ROMBIN. Dnia Is marca
odbYws4o sic u mas W kosciele
nabozehstwo Adoracyl naisw.
Sakramentn, ma kt6re gromadzili
sig wszyscy nabozni, i tax Soho.
dzl}a godzlna "a godzlna, a coraz
wiecej ludzl clsnefo sic do koscio{a.
x. Proboszcz serdecznemi sFowY
dzlekowa} "a te uczucia religljne.
W tenn oko}o 6 godziny wleczorem
naraz zapukano do wielklch drzwl
koScio}a, pc chwlli coraz silpiel,
ludzie sic pozrywall przerazen1 l
zaciekawlenl, a tn wpada dw6ch
bezboznjk6w z hafasem do koscio-
Ia. a "a mimi zgra]a wYrostk6w,
Przytem ze smiechem l iakbY
uraganiem wolaj9: ,,Niech bedzie
pochwalony Jezus Chrystus'!!
WidaG tax sig ma obczyznie nau-
czyli braku poszanowania dlaDomu
Bozego. Ote skutkl coraz wiecej
szerzacei sic u mas bezreligijnoscil
STRZELNO. W cegielni p.
Study utracii zycie robotnlk;
znaleziono 60 niezYwego, lezacego
ma w6zku kole]ki zelaznej cd
wozenla cegles. Pezosta VIII wdowe
z kilkorglem dziecl. - Prey ul.
Wszystkich Swletych spadl HAWAI-
gzYmsu z dachu i ztama} dziecku,
idacema re szko1Y, oble nogi, a
robotnikow: przechodzacemu cegfa
spad}szy ma glove, zranl{a go
niebezpleczn1e.
SREM., Aptekarz p. Edmund
Dzierzgowsk,, sprzedawszy apteke
ma przedm,esciu Mokrem pod
|Toruniem, kupli apteka W Sremle
i ,otrzyma1 ma MIA juz koncesya cd
kr. reJencyi.
CZEMPIN. Cd miesiaca
zag,naf be- wlesci w}odarz Kublak
re Slernlk. O5tatni raz wldziano 90
W goscincu " G}uchowle, skad
wrsca4 do domu. Sto NIX. nagrody
wyznaczy]a kr. %rejencya "a odszu
kanie go, lub cia}a iego, albowlem
Jest podejrzenie> &e 60 zab1to.
KCYNIA. Hotel Cezara
WlerzDickiego kupl}a ma subhascie
wdowa 20 sekretarzu kolejowym
Lnnserze z Bydgoszczy "a Is tvs.
NIX.
PfACICZ IA
Bee BOLU
wyrywam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22

ZkOTOW (Flatau). Il
Milwaukee n1ejakl Schulz doni6sf
wiadomosG do gazet niemieckich,
re nielaki SzYmon Pa}uczak.
pochodzacy re Swietej,miaf mu SIG
zwlerzyd, il zabi{ l%esniczego
SomerfeIdta. Sad uwiadomi} o tenn
nlezw4ocznle prokuratorya W
Chojulcach, kt6ra sprawe zbada.
Gdyby sic powyzsza wiadomosc
okaza}a prawdziwa tedY n%auczyclel
T1etz jake niewinnY odzYskafby
wolnosG, On sam stale zapewnla,
il jest niew:nny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22

GRUDzADZ. .Gesellige"
chlubl sic W ostatnim numerze, re
liczba abonent6w jego wYnosi juz
przeszlo 2so0O. Jest to swoia
droga iak ma pismo prowlncyonal-
ne liczba ogromna. Najsmutniejsze
atoli to, 10 W liczbre tel Jest iesz
cze DUO polak6w, kt6rzy luz tax
2 braku poczucla narodowego, z
obojetncscl lnb zami1owanit
do nowlnek skandaltcznych, W
iake pismo to obftuje zasjinje,
j sorszem swoTm "a gross ten
]niera4 cieako a&pracowany,
~pozwalaja oburzucad biotem swa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-22

narodowosc i swa religia, zamiaet
abonowac polskie jake pismo. -
Robotnlk Hulwickl, ~wr6c1wszy W
niedziele z kosc'oia, przezna{ soble
nozem kieszekowym gard}o. Zona,
nadbiedg}azY pobocznej lzbY
zastafa go konajacego. Rodzlna
tw1erdzl, re cd d}uszego czasu juz
zauwazy4a u samob6]cy oznaki
obfakania.
BRODNICA. Egzamin abltu-
recki zda4o PREY tuteJszem
imna gym dnia 27go marca IA
prymaner6w to-: Rochon, Po{om-
ski. l., Po{omski IL, Stefan,
Siowinski. Ziellnski, Ditflch
Garshof. Grabsk1: Tymanski,
Zedlewski, Woke, Szaum i Trychel.
Jedenastu p%lerwszych So kato]ikam1,
Cd ustnego egzamlnu zwolnieni
z~ostaIi: Rochen, Pomolskl l,
Pomolsk1 II, Woke i Szauem
Stanowi duchcwnemu zamlerza12
p%oswieciG: Po4omski /, Pomelskl Ii
Tvmansk1 i Zedlewski;