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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-04-05

Graceville, Mimi. March II, 1890.
Editor Organization Column
The rebelious Israelites have destroyed
their golden calf and returned to the
Moses that led them out of the land of
bondage Brother Populists wake up!
those misguided Fusionists in sackcloth
and ashes, are ready to return to the true
fold, and, while l would have you well
come and receive them with open arms, I
would have you put none on guard, but
those who went through the fiery ordeal
and came out like Caesars wife above
suspicion To the credit OF those penitent
Fusionists, who joined our club. none
would accept Office, though rendered them
time and again; but each time refused
saying Let us first prove our true re-
pentance to the men in the Gap, who
saved the party, and who, with our aid
will save the country. All! we'll, indeed,
may they sing hallelujah to those who
voted the true Populist ticket last fall as
Napoleon, when he, at the bridge of Lo-
da, took up his country's flag, which lay
in the dust, in one hand and his sword in
the other and shouted at the top of his
voice, Follow me, bold Frenchman,"
and ran against thirty-six cannon pieces
which vomited fire and destruction on
everything that dare cross the bridge, did
not show greater courage than they did.
Now, Brother Populists. as the cam
paign is opened from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and from the Gulf OF Mexico to
the ST. Lawrence, up and at them. Let
office seekers, towards. and traitors stand
aside, and let freemen clear the way,
Respectfully,
NJ P. Moran.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-04-05

Nights of sorrow bring out the stars
OF promise.
The really selfish man is never good
citizen
Harm may come from trust as well as
from trusts.
The poorer the piano player, the louder
she plays.
The FOOLS advice may be poor, but it
is at least sincere.
Unnecessary explanations reflect sus-
picions OF guilt.
They only who live for others are alive
to themselves.
naked through the land
The individual who takes life easy ire
quently has to borrow coal
A man loses his appetite for lot OF
things while waiting for them.
The good are not always beautiful nor
are the beautiful always good.
The military spirit makes some men
want to fight after the war is over.
Usually things which give us the most
worry are things which never really oc-
cur.
Get child to ask you few questions
il you have bad case of swelled head.
Men resemble whales They no SOON
or get to the top than they begin to blow.
We are told that wealth does not bring
happiness, and we know that poverty
doesn't.
Gossips are great bores because they
penetrate small rent in a reputation and
make it larger. -.
When a girls the apple OF a fellows
eye. there ought to be pairing.
Life will depend largely upon what we
do with leisure moments.
Better bite your tongue twice, than
speak once without thinking
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
Virtue ever commands respect
Understanding is cross-bcaring
1t is not work but worry that kills
Most turkey raff1ers go home hungry.
Purity of thought is the one essential
to purity OF action and these constitute
character.
Reading tiresome poetry when you are
sad is equivalent to reading a cook book
when you are hungry
1t is always commendable to give and It
simply displays good judgment when you
give away what you do not want your
self.
A West Virginia man claims to have
seen a snake with two heads. There is
also suspicion OF very large tale about
this
Remember there is limit to human
endurance. The friend who stands up
for you may tire in the course of time
and sit down.
Those who strive SO hard to establish
a good reputation frequently have the
greatest difficulty getting rid of the one
they already have.
1t is gratifying to be complimented on
your accomplishment of some difficult
feat and then have the idiot add that he
cannot understand how you succeed 50
well
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-04-05
THE ORIGINAL STEBBINS
OR
A WORD WITH MESSRS. BURK
TIT AND BATEMAN.
Editor Organization Column:

Editor Organization Column:
| see your correspondents, especially
Col. Burkitt, are putting themselves right
before the public So / must too. You
talk about organizing. What does it all
mean? The Omaha platform including
all the cardinal principles, we believe in,
will accomplish all that Socialism can.
We are the Simon pure Populists We
do not want exploiters out of any occupa-
ton. Let us reorganize the same as a
Christian does when he goes home to
God. Get down to business and be men
and Populsts again. 1t is no use to hold
conventions all over the country, at which
the people do not, and cannot have any
representation whatever individuals may
come together and confer with the best
Of motives as they did at Cleveland, and
probably will at Buffalo, but they cannot
take any different action without multi
plying conventions The sober common
sense of the people is the best judgment
And from these people we hear no protest
against the Nashville Convention or the
nomination of Barker and Dennelly. In
dividual opinions differ, but had not the
Nashville Convention been called. the
Peoples Party would now be dead and
buried in the Democratic party It is
equally true that the conference at Omaha
fully demonstrated the utter folly of fus-
ion. The natural outgrowth Of all the
past events is the nomination OF Barker
and Donnelly. 1t came as naturally as
water runs down hill. From the masses
we hear no protest Their silence may
be construed for their approval. 1t is
quite possible another referendum for ma
tional candidates may be decided by the
verdict Of the people as unnecessary
Bateman's proposition in the main is
right But we must remember they all
are barely confused and that Park cannot
push the referendum for this purpose, be-
fore something evolves to push. Still
Bateman's letter is now in order. Let
every man stand up.
The Cincinnati Convention was the
remnant of routed army. You gather
ed to reorganize in a secluded spot Now
is the time for stragglers to come in
There is no indication of anything better.
The compromise with the confusion ele-
ment is to be made. The sooner in the
fight the better. Nebraska has<redeemed
herself, by sweating it out. Therefore let
no other state be discouraged. Regular
organizing is now commenced here, but
committees cannot do it all. Let every
man be, not Wellington, but the whole
English army, the people. and put his
shoulder to the wheel. The ball begins
to roll. Fellow Populists of the United
States, send in your letters on the Bate
man order. We cannot longer allow our
candidates to remain unsupported. let all
stand up now for our ticket, and we will
have something to refer. A referendum
without something to refer is impractical
ble,--it would be as foolish as to fuse
with confusion.
-
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Minneapolis, Mimi, March 80, 1900.
80 Washington Ave ST.,
Mr.. A. W. Files,
Little Rock, Ark,
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"Shall money control this govern
ment?" will be the great issue in 1900.
Direct legislation would settle this ques-
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-04-05
Organization
Department.

Send communications for this column and
reports of clubs to DR.. H. B. Fay, 80 Wash
ington avenue south, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Abadyl, Mo, March 70, 1900

Abadyl, Mo, March 28, 1909.
H. B. Fay, Esq,
Sir:-I write to inform you that we, the
Populists of Benton township. Christian
county, Mo-, organized on the 4th OF this
month a voting precinct club with II
charter members, selected A. ]. Davis for
chairman and A. J. Brazeal, for secretary
Please address all communications to the
secretary Mr.. Brazeal is sick and re-
quested me to send you the within infor-
nation. tours, ETC.,
l. L. Henry.
P. S In 'o6, the P. P. of this precinct
cast for our county ticket which was
straight P. P, 100 votes at last election
Fusion ticket, IS votes. l. L. H.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Fork Church, N. C., March 4, 1890. H.
c. Foster, chairman; G.. A. Livengood,
secretary; w. c. Orrender, treasurer, all
of Fork Church, N. c.
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Deal with Representative advertisers.
They are reliable as far as we know and
will treat you we'll.
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WALKED ON FOOT TO PREACH
THE GOSPEL OF PEACE.

HE GOSPEL OF PEACE.
Camden Maine. Mar. 26, 1900.
DR.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis. MINI.
Dear Sir and Brother
Your favor of 18th inst, is at hand. also
sample copies of Representative. for
which accept my thanks. | am encour-
aged to know that we yet have few men
who are alive to the great issues now be-
fore the people. and who are trying to do
something that shall tell in time to come
have devoted the last (and best) seven
years of my life to this work and have
used myself up by travelling over this
state Con foot) in an endeavor to awaken
the people and build up the Peoples Par
ty. l hope to live to see some good re-
suits from the work | have tried to do
AS party we are dead in Maine, did not
poll votes enough at the last election to
hold our place on the official ballot Our
men are indifferent and seem to be asleep
l hope there may be revival Of old time
interest before the campaign of 1000
comes on When l am able, l shall be
ready as ever to do what l can for hui
manity. If l learn any news will send it
to you. Truly yours,
D. G.. Richards.
Sec.-Treas. P. P. State CON-
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POMEROY STILL PUSHING BRY-
AN SHOUTERS TO BUFFALO.
March 9th, 18oo
DR.. H. B. Fay:
Dear Sir

Your letter OF inquiry concerning the
Buffalo conference was forwarded TO me
here. do not recall that l was con-
suited before my name was used in the
call but | shall nevertheless attend the
meeting. | am certainly not in favor Of
forming new party SO long as the Dem
ocratic party shall adhere to the princi-
Piles of the Chicago platform, and l do
not understand that the purpose OF this
conference. | am, yours very truly.
Willis J. Abbot
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Dollie, Miss. March p, 1900.

Dollie, Miss. March ~, 1899.
Editor Organization Column
/ will be glad to make reports OF the
good work going on in my vicinity when
it has begun Will say there has been
little done yet in the way of reorganiza-
ton, but we only lack start as the "old
guards are all in the middle Of the-road.
Circuit court commences in my county
the first Monday in April and Capt.
Frank Burkitt's Hog wallow" Democ-
racy is expected to be we'll represented by
gubernational aspirants who are expected
to consume portion of the day airing
their views to the beloved people. Court
house rings and corrupt politicians rule
everything in Mississippi, and the Demo-
Gratis take the above advantage of getting
4 respectable audience to address
Every reformer in Southeast Mississip-
pi is for Burkett. for governor. All re-
formers like the plan outlined by the Gin
cinnati Convention for the future party
government and reorganization No re-
former in Southeast Mississippi has any
objection to Barker and Donnelly, but all
would like to vote for the beloved and
patriotic Tom Watson, yet there will be
no opposition in the referendum date for
Barker and Donnelly.
Respectfully,
Orange Harrington.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Minneapolis, Mimi. March 80, 1899.
SO Washington Ave. S.,
Mr.. A. w. Files,
Little Rock, Ark,
Dear Sir
Will you kindly let me know something
about the negro vote? II. B. F.
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NJ. /.
E. J. White, chairman; Nov. IS, 1908.
Morriston, Rice county. Mimi, secretary,
Frank Barnett; treasurer, VIM Leibrenz.
NO. 2.
Sixth precinct, Ninth ward, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, Dec. 16, 1893. Chairman. VIM.
Koehler, 731 Van Buren, street northeast;
secretary, Nicholas B. Beck, 7o3 Third
avenue northeast; treasurer, Thomas
Scanlon, No. 3 Central avenue; two
judges of election, H. Smith, 700 Van
Buren, street; T. H. Quinn Coz Van Bur
en- street.
NO. 3.
Organized in town 1oI, range 20, coun-
ty OF Mobiles, Jan. 4, 1899. ]. o. Larson,
organizer, P. O. Box a., Round Lake
chairman pro tenn, Gust Nystrom, Box
542, Worthington; secretary k5o tenn, E.
Q. johnson, Worthington, MINI. B. B.
Bilston, Box 46, Worthington: E. Nord-
9uisht, o74, Worthington, ]. A. Saxson,
Box I85, Worthington
.NO.4.
Jan. 20. 1892 In Eight precinct, Ninth
ward, Minneapolis, Mimi. H. G. Thiessa.
64I Polk street northeast, chairman; S.
Grefstad, 63o fillmore street, secretary;
A. L. Anderson. ~ Pierce street, treas
urer; Gust Johnson, 452 Pierce street
northeast Judges of election)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30
" NiW POlskich
W AMERYCE.

KAZDY VICARIUS
rzymsko-katolicki powinien
sobie sam zaprenumerowae
W1ARUsA, miast go pozyczat
cd Proboszcza, czesto ma
wieczne oddanie. | W dzi-
siejszym numerze naszego
pisma wielebne wiarusy vi
cariusy znaida n!ejeden po-
cieszny kawalek, jak II. P.
ten o slodkim Kiss Make.
kt6ry sam jeden wiecei wart
niz one dollar fifty.
SOUTH CHICAGO.
Parafanie Cd kosciola sw.
M;chala dziwja sic czestym
wyjazdom swojego wjkarego
komisarza, lewity Maksa Ko
teckiego. Co chwila go ne
ma. Najczesciej 60 widuja W
South Bend. Ind, gdzie cza-
sami ca}Y tydzie1 przepedza.
Kilka tygodni temu komissrz
seminaryum detroickiego
J chciai archidyecezya zupelni,e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30
Dzwigajace sic
po]skie przedsiebior-
stwo akcyjne.

Zgromadzenie Zmartwych
wstahc6w stara sic przez
dw6ch swoich specyalnych
agent6w, Xxx. Gordona
Spetza. wykupic wszystkie
akcye Sp6Eki drukarskiej,
141-143 West Division str.
Sp6lka byla zalozpna przez
grono ksiezy i kilkanascie
cywilnych. NaJwiecej ''pienie-
dzy wlozyli Zmartwychwstah-
cy. Ale interesa sp6lki dzwi-
gne}y sic "a pomoca ducho-
wiehstwa swieckiego.
Zmartwychwstadcy niestety
lie gospodarzyli. otaczajac
sic Cd samego poczatku war;
cholami czesto. zlodziejami. /.
Bloto tax dalece niemilemi
wyziewami cuchnelo, il jeden
z ksiezy swicckich z Michi-
gan zagrozil urzedowa raczej
sadowa indagacya.
lego sic Zmartwychw
cy obawiali.
Ably wiec usunae wszelkich
nie-swoich inspektor6w, sta
raja sic o ostatnia akcya "
innych rskach.
Akcye sp6lki dobrze sic
przedstawiajs, bo juz dywi-
dendy wydaja.Prawie wszyscy
ksieza dobrowoln;e akcye
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. odprze-
dali. Z cywilnych, kt6rzy
tylko po jednej maja akcyi,
niektorzy sic opieraja.
Wedlug naszego zdania jest
lepiej. ably Zmartwychwstahcy
wszystkie akcye posiadali,
byleby dobrze zap'acili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30
CAPETOWN.

Oldzia4 Boer6w, "
liczbie $500, zast9pil
droge Anglikom ma
szeruJacym ma ods'ecz
miastu Kimberley,
pod wodza genera1a
Methnen, i stoczyl
z MIN dwie krwawe
bitwy, po kt6rych
tylko kilka mil sic
cofna}, abY na dal-
Sym 4ancuchu gor
znowu sic wrogom
oprzec. Pierwsza bit
wa odbYlo sic
W dniu 23 Listopada,
pod Belmont, W pan
stwie. Oranje, okolo
SO mil cd Kimberley.
.Anglicy stracill W ME- NE !
225 5ludzi W tel liczbie
stesunkoWo Wiele of.
cer6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

LOND DYN 2
pahstwa Oranje, gdzie
sic z;najduje armla
anglelska pod gene
ra}em Methnan cd rs
Listopada zadne via
domoSci ME docho-
dz&, co budzi obawe,
re wojsko to zosta4o
przez Boer6W otoczo-
ne. Depesze cd
Boer6w op:ewaje, re
zabrali oni pod Gras
Pan znowu ca1y pu}k
angielskich u}an6w
do niewoli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

atter).
;USA: Wiarus, 32o - E
kilka tysiaczk6w ,,pozyczyl. .
- Po lyle zgorszeniach BIZ
skup ma obmyc ich brudy.
TAX zwykle niezaleznosG
wszedzie kodczy.
HAMMOND, Indiana. a
W tutejszym koscicle sw.
Kazmlerza odby}o sic. 40 go
dzinne nabozeistwo bardzo
uroczyscie ,Kosci6l by} szcze-
g6ln:e wieczorami przepelnio-
ny. X. proboszczowi Kahel-
kowi Pomagali wszyscy ksie
ia sasiedzi. bez wyjatku,
mianowicie: Xxx. Byrgier.
Wojtalewicz, Rhode, Fir.
Kroll, Plaster, Land, ,Wr6bel.
Raszkiewicz, Bolka i Kole-
sihski.
NANTICOKE, Pa. T.
klasztoru prey kosciele Sw.
Stanis}awa Kostki cichaczem
wyniosly sic Siostry nauczy-
cielki. ME mogac zniese d}uzej
sknerstwa ks, proboszcza
Gramlewicza. Mianowicie ma :
na brak opalu do
ogrzewania stancyj. = Wy
ni6sl sic tel koscielny z pa
rafli ks, Gramlewicza, twier-
dzac, re "a $50 miesiecznie
ME moze palie W piecach,
kopac grob6w, us}ugiwat W
koscicle ko}o Elebanii oraz
dla proboszcza
setki innych poslug.
DR.. w. SIKORSKI, kt6-
ry niedawno temu zjecha} do
Detroit dla rozejrzenia sic W
sytuacyi, postanowi} osledlic
sic ma stale W tenn miescie.
W obecnej chwili wyjechaE
chwilowo do New Hampshire
dla zabrania rodziny i wroci
W llr6tkim czasie do Detroit.
MILWAUKEE. w
Poniedzialek rano odprawiI
ks. Jan Machnikowski W kos
ciele Swietego Kazimierza
Spiewana msze za'obna j
kondnkt przyskatafalku "a
duszy S. P. swej matk'
Florentyny Teresy Siwll1-
skich zmarIej 1879 roku W
Bielawach, W K16lestwle
Polskiem. Ma nabozen5twle
byli obecDi MAJ S. P. zmar'e],
lei wnukowie niekt6rzy
krewni.
Z DYECEZYI ST.
KS, Sly
mon Dabrowski ob]as paraf1a
w St. Anna, W mjeisce ks.
Kopery, kt6ry wyProWad'z'i
sic do Pennsylvania. Wbny
ks: A. Raster 2 Little Falls
zostat przeniesiony do Mil.
leryille ma mie)sce sp. Q.
Wiesta. s
% -.
BAY CITY, Mich Sejm
tutejszego mieJscowego lie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

| I z drugiego ivy.
ciestwa, pod Gras Pan
rs Listopada, ME SO
Anglicy bardzo zado-
wolenl. Ma placu boju
znaleziono 20 Boer6w
zabitych.
W bitwie pod Bel
mont 48 Boer6w do
stafo sic do niewoli,
takze znaczne zapasY
zywnosci i amunicyi
zabrali Anglicy.
w Obu bltWach
dotkliwe ponl6sl stra-
ty oddzlaf angielskiej
Pod dras
Pan poleg} komen-
dant wojennego okre-
tn angielskiego Guy.
Razem tam poleg}o
100 Anglik6w.
Boerzy zabrali swojch
rannych i zabitych
ze soba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

dnoczeDia naznaczony ma II
Grudnia b. r. Odbedzie sic
W hall obywatela Jana Lepka,
ma rogu ulic SO i Frazer.
Obecnym prezydentem ma
szego Zjednoczenia jest pan
G. w. Kabat. - Uszkodzona
trzez ogieh hala Kosciuszki
luz czesciowo odrestaurowana.
KS. SIEDLACZEK, ka-
pelan wielkiego chicagoskie-
go Zjednoczenia, naradzal sic
W tych dn;ach W St. Paul,
Mimi, ks. Dominikiem
Majerem, kapelanem Uni
Polskiej W Ameryce, "
sprawie po}aczenia rzeczonych
dw6ch polskich organizacyi.
zarzad Uni zgadza sic ma ten
pomysl. aczkolwiek ostatecs.
na decyzya zapewne pozo-
stawi Sejmowi.
TRUPA TEATRALNA
;, Switez zorganizowana W
Chicago z sill amatorskich,
W Hammond, Ind.
farse p. t. ), 'rajemnice mali
zonk6w'. Sztuke odegrano
nie lie, ale brak gosci podzia-
al ME bard1o zachecajaco ma
:w6rc6w tego nowego przed-
w ,sPRAWIE SMIERCI
niezaleznego predykanta w.
Zalewskiego W Philadelphia
uzna} koroner, ze nieboszczyk
zabi} sic, spadlszy przypad.-
kiem ze schod6w. .Zwloki spro-
wadz:l niezalezny koziel do
Chicago i pogrzebal ma cmen-
tarzu niezaleznym.
BALTIMORE, Md. Ob.
.Bielahski ,kt6ry pred
miesiacami do kraju
wyjecha}, gdzie go wladze
krajowe W Galicyi jako
zbiega Cd s|uzby wo)skowej
przytrzymaly, juz tam jest ma
wolnosci. Poslowie polscy W
Wledniu potrafili cesarza
austryackiego do uwzgled-
aienia okolicznosci nakloniG,
ma rozkaz to cesarski po-
lobno byl OBJ. B. bezwa
.unkowo ma wolnosi puszczo
ny. IL wszelkieh mozliwych
obowiazk6w zwolniony.
FRANCISZEK BUZEk
albo tez Dubowski. kt6rego
ooszukuie jego slubna iona
oanna Buck W Warszawie u
Dakotejskiei, mniemajac, ze
on nalezaf do Uni Polskiei v
Ameryce, nigdy do tel or /
ganizacyii ME nalezal, jak sic
dowiaduiemy Cd pana N.
Zagorskiego, generalnego
sekretarza Uni Polskiej v
.Almeryce, afond Str.
St. Paul. MINI.
zAplsY Vac | AZ .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

Iopuscie, kt6rego to faktu
przyczyna Jest obszernie:
opisana W :naszym artykule
!, Nowy podzia} Stan6w Zjed.
|noczonych.''
CHICAGO. Kosd6]
(szkola w tym samym gma-
chu) sw. )6zafata jest znowu
wy}atany. x. radzca-kanonik
i professor architektury teraz
spiewa: E Exe gi m 0 n u
m e n u m a er e p e.
r e n n i u S.
90
BLUE ISLAND, Ill. =
w pobliskiem West Harvey
Zmartwychwstadcy znowu
pokazali, ,jak potra6a gospoda-
rye. .Objawszy po piracy Xxx.
Nawrockiego. Byrgiera i FIR.
kroll'a parafia bez dlugu.
kosci6l W wszystko prawie
dobrze zaopatrzony j spora
sumo pieniedzy W reku ka-
syera, pana Wieczorka. po-
slali ks. Serafna Cosimi
b e z W e d z y x. A r c y
b ! S k upa TAME jako pro-
boszcza. DO ostatni proboszcz
arezygnowal dla nawalu piracy.
Zmart~ychwstaniec kaza} W
kr6tkim czasie kilku parafian
aresztowaG sam, zostal ma
pik-niku poturbowany, a
zabrawszy kase, bez wiedzy
x. Arcybiskupa chicagoskie-
go postawil wielka szkole i
pom!eszkanie "a d}ugi.
Budowniczy Galecki despe.-
ruje...
v ol uit aedifi c a.
+ e, e d non pout u i t
c o su m m are.
Przez Gale lato ks. Cosimi
razem z redaktorem GAzETY
KAToL1cK1EJ, Sze6tora Won
Sz6pihscim, smarowali ODE
ivy, deklamacye i tenn po-
dobne npoezye chwalac
samych siebie i wskazujac
Palcem ma ludzi niewinnych,
jako ma swoich wrog6w (?!D.
Ubaj poczciwcy poniewaSyl;
sic nawet wszystkich Ka-
ssub6w W jeden czambul po-
tepie.
KS. Cosimi ma swietne
pole misyonarzowania miedzy
Wlochami ma South Clark
ulicy w Chicago. Sze0tora
Won Szopihsci, zas wyrodny
syn poczciwej kaszubskiei
ziiemi, znadzle chyba wdziecz
ne miejsce swojego misyo-
narzowania ma szubienicy.
- n
w EAST CHICAGO "a
czynaja sic niezalezni uawra~
cae, dowiedziawszy sic 0
Iokropnej smierci swoiego
lewity -pasterza. ex-ksiedza
Wincentego Zalewskiego. -
Buda niezaleznej trzody to
same dlugi. Ztad pragna sic
= kosc;olem polaczye, byleby
! lX. Biskup Z Fort Wayne i'm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

MANILA. Rad
powstahc6w przesta{
istniec. / ch skarbnlk,
ich minister spraw
wewnetrznych, lch
przezes, kongresu
znajduia sic W niewo-
Il. Inni ministr0Wie
pochowali sic. Miejsce
pobytu Aguinalda
nlewiadome, a jego
wojsko rozbite ma dro-
bne oddzia}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

PETERSBURG.
Car kaza| Murawie-
wowi przeprowadzit
sledztwo z sprawie
ministra fnans6w
Wittego, kt6remu "a
rzucaja, re naduzy wal
swego stanOwiska
przy spekulacyach ma
gieldzie. Witte pro-
bowa1 bezskutecznie
odebra6 sobie zycle.
Jego iona stara}a sic
0 posluchanie u cara,
lecz ten n]e chcia] jej
widzleG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

'opuscit. kt6rego to faktu
przyczyna Jest obszerniej
opisana W :naszym artykule::
], Nowy podzial Stan6w Zjed-
.noczonych."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30
TELEGRAMY.

MANILA. Gala
poludniowa Geese wy.
spy Mind&nao, mai
wiekszej po luzon,
uzna1a zwierzchnic-
two Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych. To zupe}nie
odebra}o nadZieje
powstancom na Lu-
ZOn.
MANILA Ma ostat-
niej radzie wojennej
powstaic6w flipih-
sklch W Bayambang,
ma kt6rej byli obecni
Aguinaldo, Rio del
Pillar, Garcia, Alejan-
duro, postanowiono
zaniecha6 regplarnej
wojny z Amerykanal: A
mi, a rozpoczaz par
tyzantke, t.j. rozdzie-
liz powstahc6w ma
mniejsze rozdziaiy,
kt6reby n1eustanie
wroga nlepokoily.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

kilka tysiaczk6w ,,pozyczyl. .
- Po tyle zgorszeniach BIZ
skup ma obmyc ich brudy.
TAX zwykle niezaleznosc
wszedzie kodczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-11-30

PARYZ. Il Okla
zyi skazani;a monar-
chisty Heroulede ma
3 mi@esiace @ wiezienia,
odslonieto tn posag
Wolnosci.
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