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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

tent that the burden by many IL con-
sidcrod unbcnrablc.
The departure from the conservative
policy OF the founders Of this state
Is commencing to bear fruit. People
naturally reason that " as result Of
their most dlligent labor on the farm
that beiuncs 10 them. they can obtain
no more than a bare living while all
their savings are so 10 SPEAK confscat-
ed to pay Interest on debt INCURRED by
oxtrnvagant and reckless city govern
ments. u II time 10 look about for new
homes.
We ARE told by the daily advocate Of
apostasy that when the church Il
crushed "ali VIII be peace. contontmcnt
and prosperity" The peace and con-
tentment" were well Illustrated In this
city Few years ago when. under the
regime ~ tho anti-"Mormon" element
thugs made the streets OF tho capital
as unsafs as the deserts n the Bcdou-
lna. and shcn the denH Of immortality
became - numerous that even the sec-
tartan ministers appalled, at q work
that was partly thcirs-.werc aroused 20
q sense NJ the danger and called public
meetings io protest a. iiust the Hitua-
non. Tn prosperity" 10 .nown In the
fact that formerly prosperous settle
monts are losing capital and mon. on
account N the policy ~ Hpoilg that
seems to be- the chief feature of anti
"Mormonism."
such facts young Utah may
vol contemplate when tho melodies
~ the siren are again softly
sounding In the ears. The found
ors u Utah were wise ana
righteous men. II a. safe 10 heed the
warnings they gave and 10 practice
the financial principles on which they
built up this commonwealth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

Tho Dcscrct News was asked n con-
stltuilonni ana icEai question. under
the figure Of u nut to crack" The
"SowH' answered II by quotations from
tho Constitution and laws ~ the United
States. and also cited the decided Views
u senator Edmunda. The substance
~ II all was that citizenship ana the
franchise nrc different thlnga-which
the editor NJ the antl-"Mofmon" fog
bank imagined were Identical. and that
the DISTINGUISHING laws Of Congress
were dead and buried "a far as they
related 10 Utah. when she came into
the Union nv State. Unwilling TO
acknowledge II was wrong. and 10 roc
oEnlze IT, utter discontinue. the legal
foghank cxclaims.
iiut then the law AHA not die. The
Utah limb WIS all that periHhcd. The
main tree II iourlshing at Washington.
That ~ only trying to dodge the qucs-
tlon and To SHIFT from one false position
to another We simply referred 60 tho
laws aH they related TO Utah. what
the law may be- doing In the District
~ Columbia. In Arizona or any other
Territory. has nothing 10 do with the
subject. Utah Il a State. and IL was
only Utah that was involved. Does tho
legal foEbnnk contend that an offonsc
committed In Utah can be prosecuted
In Washington That h what h In
fcrrcd In ita latest legal nonsense. And
can n man be a citizen Of the United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18
AZ OBJECT LESSON.

Tho "Nyws' has ALREADY noted.
briefly the emigration from one OF
rtahs southern settlements OF a num-
ber OF young families to oregon and
other places Il can be- stated further
that neither poverty nor lack NJ nf-
fe,iion for the home " their fathers
caused their dccision Ia leave Utah.
some 0f them had money enough 10 In,
N,st I'm land 10 the extent NJ hundreds
0f acres. aa wen 0s Ia cattle and sheep.
aud most NJ them, " not all. ur' mem.
beers uf the Church There are other
causes.
Tho fact h that during the ARTIFICIAL
"b1nn" from which Utah suffered years
ago, some OF our settlements under
took Improvements far beyond tho
means aud the actual needs Of the poo.
pie. Taxes increased 10 such an ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18
POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The seventh article Will treat the ma
turc and history OF taxation.
''rho word taxes" says Montesquieu,
In his Spirit NJ the Laws. embraces
AN the regular lmposltIons made by tho
government upon the person, property,
privileges, occupations, and enjoyments
Of the people. for the purpose Of rails
INK public revenue Duties and imposts
are terms applied tn taxes on commo-
dities Imported or exported; excuses are
taxes laid upon tho manufacture, sale,
or consumption OF articles within the
country, and upon licenses to pursue
certain occupations
Taxes" says Cooley, "are distln-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18
soiENcErnovEs "MoI,Mo>isM

a relic ~ great literary value and
interest has, according to tho Literary
Digest, been secured hy pr, carl
schmidt for tho university library a.
Heidelberg II consists ~ fragments
Of papyruH, containing IN dialect
of the coptic language. the text Of "a
record entitled "rho Acts ~ Paul the
Apostle" The pupyrus was found ln
Cairo. Il ~ In bad state OF prrser-
walton and It will necessarily take
long Time To dcc.phor II, especially ns
The dialect In which IL Is written ls dlf.
fercnt from those heretofore known To-
scholars,
The statement ls accompanied by
the Interesting Information that tho
story Of Paul ana Thocia forms one
chapter OF this book and that another
part contains letter from the church
at coiiuih 20 the Apostle, aud his Zee
ply The concluding portion tells OF
Pauls return to Rome probably from
Spain, and his mnrlyrdom In the Inn
perlnl city,
OF special Interest o. the description
Of the personal appearance Of Paul
II Il us folloWH'
"And Oneslphorus saw Paul ap,
preaching man short IN stature.
bnldhendrd. crook kncrd. of a fresh
complexion with eyebrows that Joined.
ana q rather hooked nose. fun ~
grace for sometimes he appeared az IL
man, ana sometimes he had the face oi
an angel"
This tallles very closely with the
description Of Paul given by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

Thirteen and half years In the State
prison IL the sentence given 20 Norton
Curtis In the Third district court today
for burglary. II the court had made II
less, tho probability Is that the young
man would have had 10 serve that
much for separate onenses instead OF
for one. since hts career for years has
been one OF crime, Notwithstanding
frequent imprisonments for shorter
terms. on the other hand. n this APP
parently severe sentence succeeds In
awakening him TO reform, there Will be-
little diniculty In having II modified In
due time by the State board OF par
dons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

Judge Advocate General Jowctt, Just
homo from Manila, says that Agui-
nnido. while bright fellow, Is an
adept llar," and that as the Fllipinos
arc learning the truth about American
Intentions ms 10 tho Islands. Aguinaldo'H
Influence n rapidly waning In favor OF
confidence In Americans, This being
the ease. but little more lighting Is To
he expected. though there may yet BE-
one engagement OF Importance as a de-
cisiye factor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

The Dcscrct News did no injustice
10 the President 81 the Joint assembly
by ~ remarks on pairing. The report
OF proceedings was our authority for
his position, ana we heard 81 II as
coming from him before tho assembly
met. II was wrong and absurd and
tho explanation he gives, as stated In
another column, does not change the
matter In the slightest degree We
have no desire TO be unjust to the dis.
tingushed senator who IL commonly
considered "a thorough parliamentarian
which made his opinion the more sur.
prislng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

The physicians have diagnosed tho III
ness ~ Joseph Chamberlain. English
secretary OF state FOR the colonies. as
laxlncss, and have prescribed bicycling,
In which pastime he must take little
exercise at least. to save himself from
hurtful tunbler, There isn't much hope
Tor man with va little physical en-
crgy ns he II reported TO have left.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

In two years more the trip around
the world In forty days II expected To
be- 90 event ~ easy accomplishment
The ocean ports on the route Of such a
journey are San Francisco, New York
Liverpool or Southampton, aud fallen.
Wan. china, hut soon 10 be- Russian tor
ritory. as the eastern terminus OF the
Trana.Slborlnn railway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

The fact that the cunard liner Pa
vonla. though seriously disabled, yet
passed through tho recent heavy storms
ON the Atlantic and reached port In
safety. IL gratifying evidence Of the
r,nunchncsu OF construction In the big
ocean steamers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

The election Of new President n the
French Republic has been effected with
10 little disturbance. that the rcputh-
tlon Of the French people for order ana
real rcpubllcanism viii be vastly Inn
proved,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

a lively competition IL promised In
the Northwest between the General
Electric ana the Westinghouse COM
panica. Tor electrical business on the
Pacific coast. The prospect IL good
Tor blg electrical storm, commercial.
10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

Tho Partisan newspapers arc now be-
ing accused of directly causing Prcri-
dent Faurc'a death. by their unwarrant-
ed abuse and criticism. Papers whose
criticism desccndH to abuse are an cne-
my to the public veal In any communal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

The electrical barber chair In Paris
II a clear ease OF cutting hair by light
ming. Smuggling Is substituted for clip
ping with shears.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

Down with tho English" IL a popu-
lar cry In the south Of France The
French win DO well to restrict their
operations In that direction 20 lung ex-
arplan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

The sensation sprung on the Joint as
scmbly today Is painful from any
pnlnt u Wow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
>AMERYkA>

LIsTA SZAJsTR6W. -
Sedzia Tuley W Chicago niedawno
ogiosif wyrok ~usuwajacy cd sprak+
tyki pokatnego adwokata B. A. Il.
Thomsona. Zwiazek adwokat6w,
korzystajac z tego rozstrzygniecla,
u}ozy} liste dw6chset takich pokat.
nJch adwokat6w, tax zwanych
,shysters" kt6ra og}osi, ola ostrze-
zenia ludzi pred oddawaniem sic
W ich rece, gdyz ME posladaja oni
zdolnoscl, ami nauki, ami snawet
prawa do zajmowania sig odwoka~
tura. = Ma liscie tel zuajdzie sic
porzadny procent polskich
,,naganiaezy".
BURMIsTRZEM miasta Chr
cago ponownie wybrany zosta}
..'EEeH&.Et . H-.t ~ $3.50 E"-
demokrata p. Carter Harrison, syn
skrytob6jcz7 zamordowanego s}aw-
nego przyjaciela Polakow. Zdobyt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

5ss#sSssss @gsa ee9as~sE SSs sf#MSassssd5
IL 4 l(lWll'llls 60.
Rok jeszcze ME uplynal rs
.czasu, JAZZ wiel. Ks. Andrzei Cara
objaf durszpasterstwo mad tt,u tut.
.paraia, q cho6 " tax krdtkiem
%czasie, przeciez zasz}a tn ME do
.poznania zmiana.
Kto INA przesz}o6d tel para6ii
albo mial sposobno66 byd tn oso-,
bl6cie: przedft;em, ten ma pierwszy
rzutr Okla m6g{ poznac op}akany
stan tax plebanli, jake tel kosclo-
Ia. Wprawdzie ko6cld} jest'zbudo-
wany z cegiel i widac dosyc kosz-
towny, jednakze z powodu zfej
gospodarki, tax ma zewnatrz, jake
tez" i ma wewnatrz ,by{ zupe}nle
zaniedbany. Sclany brudne, plaster
popekany, tax dalece, re parafanie
bedac IA nabozenstwie, obawiali
sic, by i'm ma g}owy ME spad}.
O}tarze nawet, chociaz niegdys
kosztowne, by}y~zabrukane.
Vice potrzeba by}o, ably zna~
laz1 sic kierownlk, kt6rybY parafiae
podzwigna} przez zaprowadzenle
odpowiedniego porzadku, l szczee-
sciem owa zaniedbana paraia, pc
rozmaitych niefortunnych k%olejach,
n~areszcie znalaz}a pozadanego go~
spodarza W osoble wiel ks: A.
Gary.
0w to kaplan, znany jake
! gorliwy pracownik W winnicy
Panskiej jeszcze kiedy by} " Po~
niatowie, przez IL lat, tel i tn
poswieci} SIG zupe}nie ola dobra
p~arafan.
. w kr6tkim czasie zobaczyl
owoce swoich zabieg6w. Wieza
odnowiona, ma kt6rej widnioje z
daleka krzyz z}ocony i dach ma
kosciele nowy po}ozony, .wewnatrz
kosci61 do gruntu wyrestaurowany.
Plekna malatura, dawniejszy- brud
@%,so>, ~ I>E
i popekany plaster dis zastepuje.
Wielki oltarz odnowiony i pieknie
udekoro wany, a boczne o}tarze
take luz zam6wione. .
Opr6cz tego maja teraz ,,fur-
mace" najlepszej k~onstrukcyi, a
wiec ME potrzebuja para6anic
marzna6 i chucha6 W rece, jak to
robhi Pc inne easy.
Przeto Geese nalezy sig wieleb-
menu Duszpasterzowl "a jego ME-
zmordowara prace. Paraianie zas
moga sic chlubit z tax gorliwego
|pasterza, otaczajec go szacunkiem
ii przywiazaniem, ably jak najdfuzej
p~omiedzy mimi pozosta{.
q % ~ 49, zsr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

Ktoby wiedzia}, re
.laki 4obuz cd Mil
wauckiego ,,Kuryera
P~olskiego" Tub jakiej
lnnej polskiej gaze
ty wygad ywat ma
naszego W1aRosa lub
jego ~wydawce, albo
" jaki jimmy spos6b
psu4 nam interes,
niechai nam czem-
PREDICT o tenn donie-
sic, a dostanie "a
swoja fatyge prezent
W ksiazkach.
900
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
Prenumerata wynosi rocznie
Il Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie 5000
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $40 90
w a r u n k i.

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARUsA
doiu, k%onlecznie musza >p}acic
800 "a jeden rok, rozumle sig
takzeza rok 1899, lubo W tym
roku dlaprzedp}acicieli czyli. pla-
eacysh naprz6d, roczna op}ate
snisylj6my ma $l.5o.
ITO zjedna nam dw6ch no
Twh abonentdw i pyzeSle cd
.kaAd4gb caioroczny abonament 2
CORY, temu przez cafy rok gazette
dfa 11iego samego %przese}ae bedzie-
my %bezpfathie.
Kto. 6dbierze z.poczty try gazety,
lwazanym jest Ia abonenta odpo.
wiedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
tydh miast podaG wydawcy W1ARUsA
swd nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy w~yraznie ME
,odh6wia gazety "a po6rednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be.
dixie dalej.. skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbierad gazette, powinien wpicrw
zap}aciG jezeli co "a MIA winien.
P;;eniadze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
ley ~przese4aG przez pocztowy lub
expEesowy Money Order, Mona
te4sRRrzege}at abonament W dolarach
paAierewych,: przez Postal note,
alb6 v jednocentowych lub dwucen
towyoh znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jetsli abonament, W TAXI spos6b
przeslany, " drodze przepadnie Eco
sic. W tym kraju .bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydaWca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to na siebie odpowiedzial.
nckci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
ma poczcie registrowac DO wtenczas,
urz4d pocztowy bierze ma siebie o.
powiedzialnos6, re wraz z zawartos-
Gig dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese}ki pie
niezne do W1ARUsA ~adrescwaG:
Il. Derdowski
500 E.: 3rd Str.
< W1NONA. Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
Dr0bne Echa.

KS. LE-
D0CHOWSKI, prefekt swie-
tel Propagandy, wydal roz-
porzadzenie, il biskupom W
Ameryce niewolno nadal
przyjae do dyecezyi ksiedza
swiezo z Europy przyby}ego,
be- specyalnego %pozwolenla
Propagandy.
MENASHA, Wis. ~ Po-
lax Jan Was. fachowy orga-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

ANISTEF, Mich. - wy.
sbrsniistuvzestali trzej polscy SUPERB
wizorzy;; a. Cichy, Francisco
= 81.
Olszewski i Wojciech Neja.K onsta-
blami wybrani: Piotr. Grabowskl
Alexander Wieczorek: Majorem
wybrany demokrata King.
w Manisteetowns zosta1 Pawel
Wisniewski obrany komisarzem
dr66g a J6zef Kolaska konstabem.
Na Oak Hill czyli town Filler
przeszed} tyket o~bywatelski. 2 Poe
lak6w zostali tn .obrani: J6zef :.
Adamski superwizorem: Andrea
Marzynski skarbnikiem, Andrzej
Cholewihski komisarzem dr6g, &.
Moddrze]ewsk1 i Jan Januszewski
konstablami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
Strajki %Studelckie
u --~a
" RosYi.

~, -: a &
W wyzszych zak{adach nauko-
wych Rosyi zaburzenia przybleraje
coraz szersze rozmiary i@doprowatt
dzj1y juz do og6lnego niemal straj~
ku. Hasfo da} uniwersytet peters
burski, kt6ry 90 Lutego obchodzi}
roczpice 's]e zer ja' V1fzeelnj
Manifestacz4e wybuoh&y z wick
sza, uiz dawniejszemi laty, gwa}.
towno6ciq, zwracaj 2 9 sic gfdwnie
przeciw ministrowi oswiaty Bogo~
lepowowi. Ten obostrzy& egzami-
na i kauai " gmachu uniwersytec~
kim W Petersburgq, ma tydzieh
pred obchedem,naptsa ma czarnej
tablicy grozne napomnienie, by sig
studenci zachowywali porzqdnie, z
w~yliczeniem kar, jakieby spad}y
ma niestornych. ?
Napomnienie to uznali student
ci p~etersburscy "a obelge zaczeli
publicznie dokazywat.
Pzebieg rozru chow by} naste.
pujacy:' !. ....
Gdy 2olutego ma uroczysty
obch6d rocznicy uniwersytetu
zebra1o sic bardzo swietne iowa
towarzystwo ministr6w, przedsta-
wiciel1 najwyzszych w}adz, profeso'
row i akademik6w, rektor wstapif
ma m6wnice ola wyg}oszenia mowy.
Estudetlniccif5 plpo'waitali go ha}a5liwem
gwizdaniem i obch6d udaremnili.
Zn6w ozwa}y sig przerazliwe
gwizdY, gdy rektor schodzil z
trybuny, l studenci, wysypawszy
sic z wszechnicy t}umami, razem
Jakich pieciuset, 6piewajac SUDDEN
cka: ,,Gaudeamus," przeciaggall
acknowledgement ulicami.
Nazajutrz d. 81 lutego ustawi}
oberpolicmajster W poblizn uniwer-
sytetu trzystu konnych policyan~
tow i gdy studenci znowu z 6pie-
VEN ,,Gaudeamus" pod %uniwersy-
tetem sic gromadzili, ably ztamtad
ruszyc do pa}acu carskiego, oddzia}
ten pol1cyi ruszy@ k}usem.
Ma wezwanie do rozejscia sic,
odpowiedziell studenci krzykami
szyderstwa i l~ajania,w kohcu police
majster komenderowa} do ataku.
Policyanci ME za}owali nahajek,
kt6re s yista}y pc plecach itwa-
rzach.
Studenci rzucili sic W box ku
tfunom jakich 500 os6b 2 ludu,
t g-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

-
s|HF
S 's'lr;l 'slssesl s9flal1al s'Eil1ss
s5Si s t-s aE,--y7 s
~ ,Proposzcz para
~ Y 9tan'si a. ~ hos1k' ~
chicago ley w szpllalu
Bracl Alexyanow, ziozony
choroba.
.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Iu-
tejsze TowarzystWa polskie
wac dom polski, W kt6rym
by mogly odhywat swe
posiedzenia r6zzne zebran1a.
Budynek ten prawdoPodobnie
stanie W centrum tute)sze)
Polonll.
%
W ONlWERSY lEclE
E9tanu Illinois, Po zaszczy-
them ukonczen'u studyo"'
doktor6w wszech nauk lekar-
sk'ch Polacy: PIP. Dr. bronl-
STA" Aaz'm'erz Oraoow'ez :
IT. haz'lll'e'z 1uid"sA"
o
w ~ AHe'n
bOFFALOohlM kszta'c' IS
~. ~
~; ~.;,1a f,~m,cv;,
Marvan Rrzez;ck;
PREY w
Chicago wyszedl zwyc esko
|iako alderman pan Jan F.
Smu]ski, demokrata. - Przy
wyborach. townowych zWy~
flotr kloiDasa.
%
ARCADlA' WIS., Pan Jo''
zet H. Cysewskl ponownle wybra"
ny asesorem'
%
lNDEfENDENCE, WIS. -
W tute]szym kosclele s. s. Apes
tofow flotra f'"1a' rozpocZefo
godzlnne naDozenstwo. "
ostatn'a Nleozlele ~ ozlecl s7kol~
nych po raz p1ef"szy pr~zys'epo"a-
10 90 sto1u ransklego'
--
pra"lanlu ~ goazlnnego naoozen"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
MAST AGENCl.

Vpowaznieni 50 do kolektowa.
Ms abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
)a<g nasi agenci %mieiscowi:
ASHLAND: Mac 81 l'rintz
1908 St. Clsire Str.
NANTICOKE Pa.-Fr. Jab}ohski
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowsk,
7l2 St.. Bond Str.
O5K HILL. - st. T%ogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. = Adam
Bambenek.
WILNO MINI. IF. J.. Grochowski
G. Kniter 93s We'll ut.
Nisbaf Wilma loll We'll str.
Too Brzezihski es4 Mitchell Str
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

pSiod ls'as 81 ssndSf1st Srs l1lhllss'
II \ pablo lyylkopssIolkk,elbbo 1o7'
tysiecy. Ess \. S. u
s s.
sOCYALIsCIw Chicago i
stanowia potegge. Przy o~stastniich
wyborach kandydat partly socy
alno-demokracki Jan ?. Altgeld
uzyska{ 45,4ol glosdw,
SENAT sejmu Stanu Illinois
przyja} ustawe Izby poselskiel
ustanaw iajaca, uredowa agencya
dopomagania robotnikom dc
znalezlenia piracy.
RZECZ POSPOLITA Nieara.
qua, W Ameryce Centralnej, rada'
sic przyfaczyt do naszych stan6v
Zjednoczonych, Przynajmniej lue
tamte. szy goraco tego braknie:
chcac sic pozbyc bedacej u sterl
partyi zdziercdw. Przez Nicaragua
ma isc kana}, }2czacy diva oceany
WAC kraj ten z z.ezasem wielki'
bedz1c mia} %znaczenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

Kto teraz zap}aci z
CORY c%a1oroczna pre-
numerate ma Wiaru-
sa', $780,, dostanie
W p%rezencie Kalen-
darz Maryahski IA
rok biezacy 1899.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13
z WARSZAWY.

Il w w i. '
L W ostatniej ohwili nadesz}a tt
wiadomosG, re W Sobote I'd. II
marca) zapad} wyrok sadu, W sk}ae
kt6rego wchodzi}o grono profeso'
row i przedstawicieli w}adz poll.
tycznych, mledzy innymt ks.
Obolehski. Moca wYroku 10
student6w, co wzieli udzia} W wle'
Gu i p~ostawili swe zadanie, pozba.
wio1o prawa uozeszczania ne
iakikolviek W Rosyi uniwersytet
zabroniono i'm mieszkac " mia,
stach, W kt6rych lstniej2 uniwer-
sytety. .
. ... .' ' rtt ts-
o wyroku zawiadomiono poli-
Eye. Ma ona dopilnowac, ably
skazani opuscili Warszaws "
przeciagu dni trzech.
Natomiast 10 student6w W
ostatnich paru dnlach aresztewa-
nych bedzie jake przestepcy poll
tyczni.
Wyk{ady rozpocze}y sic ma
nowo we Srode, d. Is marca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

1sas1ss yysssssYfss F9TsasasaA ssEsSNS sfF. ssssaHsEEs ssss#S8@s SNRsss#gSa
|caia a3 A 81! studentdw i5wiiadzs6yw,
rpqrz ~ '''ilI, IzsQ eoa's II. & \ as,
|nych p'oc'rrssctzy vvyy,brzzeiz;aa,. Poreecz
|pekla jake sto pie6dlzite'fsii1aet os6b.
spadlo do Newy. Mn6stwo ludzi sic
E~potfnklo, ale ciezkich skaleczeh ME
by}o.
Przez t1zy.dni aresztowano
okolo $50 os6b.
Wzburzeni studenci uchwalili,
re ME beda ~uczeszczac ma wyk}ady,
dop6ki ME etrzymajq zadosycuezy-
%nienia. Do uchwa}y tel j do zadania
dymisyi Bogolepowa przy}aczyli
sic take sluchacze innych wyzszych
zak1ad6w naukowych W Petersbur.
gu, a mianowicie instytutu techno4
logicznego, akademi medyczno-
wojskowej, akademii g6rniczej
lasowei, oraz instytutu marynarsko
elektrycznego W Kronstadzie.
Ruch pzenl6sf sig do innycf
Mast = do Moskwy. Kiiowa
Charkowa. tax il obecnie panuje
Formally strajk akademicki, do
kt6rego p~rzy}aczyli sig tel teolo'
gowie s}uchaczki wyzszyoh szk61
zehskich. Kr2za pog}oski, re zach
wiane ma bye take stanowiske
m%in1stra Bogolepowa. Carowi z}o.
zy} sprawozdanie 0 ~zajSciach mini
ster Witte.
Demonstracye ME maja .chara-
kteru politycznego. Ia dow6d
moze pos}uzy6 to, re kilka dni temu
studenci, zgromadzen1 t}umni@
pred gmachem Akademil sztuk
pieknych zgotowali przejezdzaja"
eemu carowi Mikolajowi go raca
owacys.
Ma wezwanle s}uchaczy uniwer
sytetu Petersburgskiego zastrajko-
wa}y take uniwersytety, i szko{y
wyzsze W Moskwie, K1iowle, Char.
kowie, v arszawie, Pu{awach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

Nasz podr6zujacy
agent pan Teofl Der
dowskl zwiedza obec-
ME polskie osady pod
Little Falls, MINI.
Przedp}ata VIA
RUsA wynosi ma rok
1899 ma 3 miesiace
so ct; ma. 8. mlesie:v
$780,; ma :ca}y roK
$3.50.
$500 ma rok ko-
niecznie musza "a
placid %abonenci, p}a-
cacy "a W1ARUsA z
do}u, t. j. dopiero 20
up4ywie rroku abo-
n~entowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-13

W GRAND RAPIDS, Mich /.
juz zacze}a wychodzic polska gaze
ia, pod tytu}em Clos PoLsK1, pod
redakcya pana T. skaryszewskiego,
by}ego redaktora chicagoskiego
kropidlarskiego NARoDU. Pan Ska
r~yszewskl zapewnia, re bedzle
redagowa} swoje pismo W duchu
katolickim a r6wnoczesnie poste-
powym.
Dotychczas kazdy z cz{onk6w
Sp6}ki, wydaiacej Clos PoLsK1, ma
prawo odbiera6 prenumerate i
za}atwiad interesa wydawnictwa, 2
czego wnloskujemy, re ia Sp6lka
The oasis., 1899-05-20

has made a marked difference in the status of Mexico. The people are gen erally prosperous. MT Chalmers said that the MexIcans, who have always traded mostly with France and Ger. many, are learning the American GUS toms and beginning to t-ade here. Herm0sillo, he says, is cOlonized with Americans. There is an American hotel there where guest is made to feel at home, all the conversation and methods be;ag A American The Amer jeans, remarked Mr Chalmers, are highly respected in Mexico at present. He learned that du ing the war with S;ain the Mexican people, freely pre- dicted the defeat of this country, but now they have very different conception of the United States and its people are treated there as they never have been before.