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The times., 1899-12-15
Cuba's Helpless Farmers.

AuBzLE btlplENS Il afmerS.
II through some great national catas-
trophe, the farmers Of the West should be
deprived Of their stock. their agricultural
implements. and their cattle, and should be
compelled TO concentrate in towns and
cities as objects Of charity, the problem
Of relieving their immediate needs and
afterward devising ways and means for re-
turning them TO their devastated lands
would be a serious one. Keeping such d
hypothetical case in mind, the American
public may be better able to appreciate the
difficulties that confront those whose in
genuity is given toda~ to the solution Of the
pressing questions Of Cuban reconstruction.
American occupation Of the island of
Cuba and the subsequent efforts 10 bring
order out Of demoralized condition Of af-
fairs did not dispose Of the reconcentrado,
the victim of General Weyler's inhuman
plan to throttle the revolutionary cause.
In Cuban cities and towns there are today
hosts Of people who, previous to the issu-
ance Of the Weylerian order TO leave their
rural homes, were engaged in agricultural
pursuits They are now absolutely help
less. There is nothing in the cities or
smaller centres of population for them to
do. They cannot return to their farms, for
their lands are now portions Of the wilder
ness Of ruin that marks the track of an
incendiary war.
Those who have carefully studied the
Cuban situation and sought to discover the
remedies that must work the resurrection
Of its industries have said with common
accord that the first step necessary is the
rehabilitation of the farming districts, so
that the surplus population Of the cities
may be restored to a self-supporting basis.
No pioneer ever went into wilderness
without the tools to build him a shelter
and the implements to till the soil. The
Cuban reconcanrado has nothing; there
fore a return to his devastated field would
mean starvation pure and simple.
Although there has been an impression
that the American Government has under
taken the work Of re-establishing the ag-
rlcultural class Of Cubans, giving them
oxen, tools, and seeds and returning them
TO their idle fields, such is not the case.
They have simply been supplied with army
rations to save them from starving
Inasmuch as there deyolves upon
America the responsibility for repairing
the wrecked fortunes of this productive
territory to the extent of placing its in
dustrial and political affairs upon a stable
footing. the present helplessness Of the
Cuban farmer would seem to be a proper
subject for the investigation and action Of
Congress. So long as the thickly popu-
lated parts Of the island are overrun with
people whose idleness is a matter of mis-
fortune and not Of choice, it VIII be prac-
tically impossible to prevent the persist
ent and greedy agitator from making capi-
tai out Of the situation to the hlndrance of
a speedy reconstruction. The prevailing
illiteracy Of the islanders makes them
easily susceptible to the volubIe sophistries
Of the unprincipled and ambitious poll
tlcIan. If they are abandoned as mendi-
cants they must. in the future. unless there
is some proyidential relief, become men
The times., 1899-12-15
MIX Ticket Reform.

In the way of hygiene nothing is Of
greater consequence to an urban popula-
free from contamination as strict rules and
rigid inspection can make it. The lacteal
fluid is such an important constituent of
the food supply of a city, and nourishes so
large a part of the infant population, that
its improper handling, dilution. or pollution
becomes a serious matter to the public.
very susceptible to infection from various
The times., 1899-12-15
MONEY FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Bills Thus Far Introduced Appro-
pirate About Fifteen Millions.

Bills Thus Far Introduced ApprO-
pirate About Fifteen Millions.
More public building bills have been IN
troduced in the House since the opening Of
Congress on the 4th instant than has
marked a like period in years. Not less
than sixty bills authorizing public build
ings in different sections Of the country
have been introduced. OF this number
only thirty eight have been received from
the Government Printing Office, owing to
the avalanche OF bills introduced since the
first day OF the session. The thirty eight
public building bills now in the committee
call for an aggregate appropriation Of So,
600 600. The remaining bills not yet print
ed call for an appropriation of about S5,-
600 900.
Mr. Mercer OF Nebraska, who is slated
for the craftsmanship of the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, is quoted
as saying that his committee Will make a
record this Congress and will early in the
session report the bills that failed last
Congress.
The times., 1899-12-15
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
Bills to Establish Them Introduced


Bills to Establish Them introduced
in the House.
Several bills authorizing postal savings
banks have been introduced in the House,
and have been referred to the Committee
on Postof1ces and Post Roads. George W
Smith, of Illinois. who served on that COM
mittee in the last Congress. and who. it
is asserted. will be appointed on the conf
mittee said yesterday that the House
would no doubt have an opportunity this
session to consider the question OF es-
tablishing postal savings banks
The question OF postal savings banks was
an important one, he said, and should re-
ceive the careful attention OF Congress.
The times., 1899-12-15
ANTI-PoLYaAMY PETITIONS.
4 Number of Them introduced in
the senate

4 Number of Them Introduced in
the Senate.
Petitions praying for a constitutional
amendment against polygamy continue to
pour in upon Senators and Representatives.
Senator Hanna presented yesterday petit
ton signed by 1000 persons in favor Of
such an amendment.
Senator Teller of Colorado has presented
petitions from citizens Of Monument. BUena
Vista. Pueblo Golden. Montevista and
AlcOtt; Senator Proctor of Vermont from
citizens of FelChyille, South Stafford Rox-
bury Georgia Plain, Brattleboro. Elmore
Middlebury, East Orange. Barnet, Danville
Manchester West Newbury, Cornwall and
North Hydepark.
Many petitions We're also presented by
Senators Kyle of South Dakota Bate Of
Tennessee Depew Of New York, Ross OF
Vermont, Fairbanks of Indiana. Hoar OF
Massachusetts. and Mcbride of Oregon.
The times., 1899-12-15
WIG Endin SIGHT.
CFrom lie Philadclphil Ledger

IFT0n LUe THIIllCIIlIa LE-s0I-T
The task Of Congress viii be greatly simpihed
by the defeat OF the FilipiEQs There viii, doubt
less, be plenty OF work for the American soldiers
10 do during the reconstruction period which IS
about to begin. but we may reasonably hope 70
have Manila and Luzon soon disappear from the
news dispatches as completely as Cuba and Porto
Rico which are now scarcely mentioned In the
mean time Congress can consider without disturb
ing influences what shall be done with the islands
or rather with the government Of the people Of
the islands
The times., 1899-12-15
The Confused MIR. Mason.

TFTIW "
When Senator Mason talks about Chamberlain
or any other statesman rafting around in an
others Shoes he should be listened to with that
deep and silent respect to which an expert Is en-
titled when he is discussing a case Of which he
knows nearly all there IS TO be known. Mason mas
done rattling enough in shoes too large for
him 10 make him a subject for the chiropodist
for the rest OF his natural life.
The times., 1899-12-15
Two OF a Kind.

(From the St, Louis Globe Demoerat)
The typical Cuban agitator differs in no respect
from the Spanish American revolutionist found
elsewhere. lie has two objects in life One is
70 be a part Of the Government and to cor
ruptly use official authority to get rich quickly.
The other is to rip up the Government il he can,
not get on the inside.
The times., 1899-12-15
Senatorial ELECTIONS.

(Fr5m the Richmond Dispatch-l
And now the North Carolina Democracy is IN
line for the election Of Senators By the people
That reform is inevitable. and its coming "a only
a question Of time, because it is founded in right
and Justice and in the spirit that underlies our
whole matchless system Of government.
The times., 1899-12-15
Tbeir Nodus Opernndi.
lrrnm ~ PortInnd - !

1I7II'l -1I-''T
The American Window Glass Trust has reduced
the price OF window glass, but there Is nothing
disinterested in it's action The purpose is TO
crush the independeu. manufacturers. When that
end shall have been attained, up will 60 the price
Of window glass again. and higher than ever
That is the way trusts "lower prices 20 con-
sumeFs."
The times., 1899-12-15
senator Pettisreyv.
- - H.rLford canrant-

ttrom the hartford touEhiit-i
We observe that Pettigrew Of South Dakota ls
Jealous Of Mason, and wants the ccutfe ot the
stage 10 himself for a while Hence he F1hpln0
resolution introduced yesterday. he. too, IS
loaded up with sympathy and adiecrivcs. u takes
alI sorts of mgr ta nIsfe Q Senate. PettiEreg u
south Dakota is one sort.
The times., 1899-12-15
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

The Advertisers Guarantee Company. of Chi
taEo, hereby certifes that il has by its expert
examiners. proven and attrstcd tha circulation ot
TIE TINES, Of Washington. D. c. The daily
average PAID circulation Cor the month OF Oc-
Ielrr. l-as, was 5s.1f1 copies.
Iais Is CT lARtNTEEp 90 -ha advertisers If the
country b. bond ol $4,000 In the Fidelity and
deposit Company 81 MARYLAND. deposited with the
AarthVasieu National Bans- cf Chicago.
ADVERTISERS GUARANTEE COMPANY
By J. r. MASON, President
The times., 1899-12-15

We observe that among the Senate COM
mittee assignments Mr.. Hanna is placed on
that of the InterOceanic Canals most
valuable position in connection with the
preliminary arrangements for the campaign
of 1900 BY this is meant that people who
are Intensely interested in the canal subject
are also leading individuals in campaign
counseIs. They can be consulted in both
capacities at the same time
The times., 1899-12-15

Speaker is not talking much about the per
scnnel OF the committees. but it leaked
out yesterday that he had practically com
pleted the membership of the District OF
Columbia Committee. Ii was reported yes
terday that Mr.. BabCOck of Wisconsin would
be Chairman with the following members:
Mr.. Harmer, Pennsylvania: Mr. Mudd
Maryland; Mr. Jenkins, Wisconsin. Mr.
Sprague. Massachusetts; Mr.. Prince TIH-
nOis; Mr.. Norton, Ohio; Mr. Meyer. Louis
lana; Mr. Latimer, South Carolina. and Dir.
Rixey. Virginia. This does not complete
the list by seven, but it is said the ten
members named have been agreed on
by the Speaker. The demand for assign
ments on the District Committee equals
almost that Of any other leading committee
OF the House.
Senator HOar's Bird BiII.-Senator
Hoar, who is reputed to be opposed to
blood letting has prepared a bill, which
viii be considered by the Committee on the
Judiciary, entitled a bill for the pIotec-
tion of song birds" Senator Hoar would
prohibit the importation into the United
States OF birds feathers, or parts of bii ds
for ornamental purposes or for any pur-
pose except for food. He would be willing
though. to make an exception ia behalf Of
birds imported for the use of museums, 20
illogical gardens, or scie Aiiic cole ii Ms,
and living birds and of feathers taken from
living birds without injury TO the bird
The times., 1899-12-15

ace to the peace and prosperity Of the
country.
Congress believed that it was fit and
proper to confer a bounty upon the Cuban
soldier when he laid down his arms, the
object being twofold, to re-establish him
upon peace footing and give him small
amount Of capital that he might not be
left an absolute pauper. If it was a judi
cious proceeding, then the innocent vic
tim of a long and disastrous war should
be made the recipient of a bounty which
will again place him on his feet, relieve
him from an enforced condition of pau
perism and remove him from a depressing
environment that is likely to convert him
into an ally of the element that is prone
to promote a spirit of rebellion
The times., 1899-12-15

Although the Filipino sympathy in the
Senate seems to be sleeping in the voice
less bosom of Mr. Hoar. It is not apparently
quite dead In the House. Mr. Williams of
Mississippi on yesterdas Introduced in that
body a resolution declaring the purpose OF
the United States TO recognize Filipino in
dependence. 1t is evident that Mr.. Will
Jams has failed to hear the news of the No
vember elections. Somebody should tell
him.
The times., 1899-12-15

The House comm ittees.-It was said
yesterday that Speaker Henderson had
practically completed his list of committees
but would not announce them before next
Tuesday. With but few exceptions all the
members who held chairmanships in the
last Congress and we're reelected will
again head their old committees. The
The times., 1899-12-15

senator Quay's Seat. NJ. Guffv
reputed to be one of Pennsylvania strong
men politically and an anti-Quay Repub-
Hcan, was at the Capitol yesterday. 1t is
known that Mr.. Gufy was in conference
with three Democratic Senators, who, it is
reported, intend to vote TO seat Quay
These are Senators Daniel Martin Of Vir-
ginia, and Sullivan of Mississippi Mr.
Guffy, it is said, pleaded with these Sena-
tors not to vote for Mr.. Quay. He urged
on them the fact that this was Repub-
lican fight, and nothing else, and that the
Republicans should be allowed to settle
the matter among themselves.
The times., 1899-12-15
Ohio Legislative Affairs. A s

Ohio LeEislutiVe Affairs. - A slate
for the winter legislation in the Ohio Leg
islature is being made up in Washington.
Yesterday Governor Nash, George B. Cox,
the Hamilton county boss; Rudolph
Hynicka, Gerry Hermann, John r. Malioy,
Secretary of the Ohio Republican Commit
tee, and Senator Hanna were in consulta-
ton at the Capitol. Senator Foraker and
Representative Dick were also drawn into
the conference. 1t was said that the object
of the meeting was to arrange some legis-
lative measures whereby the tnsurgent Re-
publicans and Free Silver Democrats OF
Hamilton county can be ousted from their
present control.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
d

=, NIewInne zwiereia do.
starzejaoa sic d . m a
(do swego mesa): Oskarze! Kat
sprselat to stare lutro, gdys ono
q; 1le .pokazuie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
sGhetnIe Chico swiadckyc..

EfENSs%
! sO(Nhaetnie chce 5wiadcky6s.
ssI I Holsk pm 177s 5pprsly l4tel1
5lu, chicago. Ills, opoWiiads nasttspliu,s
20 nadxwyczajne WyIleccaenaiieJleg - ~
ny. Ora Pio1ra Gomnso gyy1eczJ5lo
nsj kone ! choroby trwaJacej laa
,Czs.erech bardzc polecanych 1elkarzyH Z
teggo miasta mialo iia v kuracyi, leczE
kkazdyznich m6wil, il ME ma nadziei,
iii.S5 y wsylzddrowiala. gdyz jjell ssrseet e l ma:
IbJyIIsy "a nadto naruszone. Obawia-
lem sle zapadnie ma chorobe sW'
Waaentegogdyz jej symphonic rs 70
Wsskalxyw7aly3 laz lab diva ray kazdego
mIe,sIii,alcesas.. I rkodczas tycn dlugich 5 az lat
miialanapady, padaia na podlogaa.
AtyIwa1na nlema, lakoby ni'zyNa, z
pieS5tciami zacjsnietemi. Bylo mojem
azezssscciiem 1ednakze. he dostalem' 90
IeKgsaete zwana ..swiatao.'' Prneezy+:
,taaem ja-. s%tarannie postanow1ien'
sprnoWsadzit cokolwiek Gomozo. NapadT'
EF US GEF e
gdy iuz moja iona mnieii Wiecej przoz
miesiac utywata tege lekarstwa,#sn ME
powtarzaly SIC. ] obeonie ME ml i jug
Cd trzechl lat tadnego napadu. j Jest
zupeln,ie zdrowa. Nnieman, ze to jest
nadzwyczejne ~Wyleczenic, kt6re L1kS
prawie ME wierzylby. a jednafzei setk
moich przyjaciM i znajomyycdhh mog22
protwierdziG prawde mego osWladczenia.
Bedziem zawsze mieli to lekarstwo "
naszym domu.'e
Powyzsze jest tylko d%odatkowym
tego, jakiem blogoslawNn-
atwem ORA Plotra Gomozo jest ola
cierp,acych niewlast. Me mozaa "a
przeczat jego warto5ci " wszystxich
wlasciwych plci zehskiej.
2 radcscia swiadczeo jego
wartosei. Pc wszystkie %informacye
do Dr.. Peter Fahrney, 112
ia s. Hoyne ' , Chicsgo:
49, E-H lil E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
ZAPISYWAc WIARUsA
Ogfoszenie
x.SAUK RAPIDS
III - M1NN

..4: - --LE-=. u - tt'at-&&EI ~E;:--i ,&i...F - 1850
.zz Par. Jozef sobieszczyk, daw-
.nih,JszzY obgwatel polskiej osadY
;Alberta, :gdzie piastowal urzad ko-
misarza pcWiatowego, przeprowa...:
dz,l $40 do Sank Rapids j za4o5yl tn
plerwszorzednY hotel salon.
=, Podr6knis doznaja tn milego
.przyiec1a j wszelkich wygdd, a
szczeg6lnie gosoie polscy. wcbeo
rWoiskiego otoczenir, moga zig
czq6 ]ak y domu. zUsitga bsrdzo
uprze1ma, jad1o: jaknaJlepszeI orazz
wTygborne trunk l".eygara.
Rodacy, p%op1ersjjoie sNojego, i.
~ n'sstepujcll'e, v Sank; Rapids. ma
.%pokrzeplenie Tub ia n9c]eg do
lhliot,tesll'u wlarusa J6zefa sobleszcz1 ka.
- rs. -,-E. IS XXI -.a.s@H4E E- =E.. ~. - .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
WYcieezkf ma grunta
K0leja ST PauIska 2.

Kolej Chicago Milwaukee
s. ST. Paul sprzeda wa3 bedzie "
Z i 81 Marca tYk1etY Ola pc
szukiwaczY grunt6W Zaptaci sic
tylko podr6z v ijedDe strene j
tylko ieszcze 2 dolarY Il powrot.
WYgledem ~bllzszYch szczegoiow.
zgfos1c SIC do Biura Kolejowego
k,oniec Center uIicv, pod tYtu1em
Pioneer Limited Ticket office.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
'Ogfoszenie z OP0Ll
(w Minnesocie).

Obywatel Jan Eodo d%awnlej-
sly road boss'' ma kolejach Nor
zthern Pacific j Great Northern,
,posiada tn duly STORE u
Skupuje take wszeI-
kiite' 81 plJtactwo i je dale, odsele.
Store obywatelaaJ
znajduje sic stlisko polskiego
kosolc4a " OPOLU, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
4 GAInDlYI.

4s@&sr- Sri%SS A%ESFat NHkS#@SS&Fsi&
.ILlMooW Profeso.pyi Dr.
Ludx 49, sR 4 Y 8 ~ !. ll Sc, e
neemn M Graabowie pod skurcsemn))
' ur1fsdzih N sluch p oreggda1
se'rdeczna oWact2s ohcae mn vyn n.
grod.id prsykroso,, jaak,e slo a'fi,
chor1y, BY 1az ''1l,t Q TIM.
.k16lu ohirurg6w polsklch'' s.zerzYli
twierdzae, 1akoby prof: Dr.
RYdygier q porade j pomoc y
unversYteokioh anp'talaob, czyli
I. ~. anbulatoryaoh pob,erad byi
ka g Cpl. opl.ate zvyk g / dviata ] kollejs.
in o.lo g y wYbitnie)sze. z.jmuje
stanowisko, i'm stawnieiszy, tom
wlecej ma przeciwnik6w = ale
jetell ma kogo; TO n cziowieka tax
lak prof. Dr.. Rydyg,er szlachetne~
60. taden Glen padao ME mole.
GALIUYJsKA kasa oszczsd-
nosci " Lrowie poniosia take
70 .byt lei aagroiony. Atoli
majetnlejsi obywatele poetanonili
dobroczTnna instytucya we~
BYly namiestn,k Gslicyi
ksiase Eustachy sanguszko siosy}
ma ten eel jeden million slotych
(niemal diva m'liony
marek).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
II 7! ( I ! . 3 z J

4. Nv 4 4.
.. Dz1 |l|l'Tl'l peter! petsrsbnrsIie
donos4a, y ! 9. q stycznnia p 20
ciag pospiessnY Mosk :'g 9
snojjarsk dochodal jul do IrKuokssa.
p1zebiega vice bez przerwY 5 Esn9
worst. NJ razie dopoki ME be-
dzic vykohiosoony most e Jeniseiu,
komunikeoYa bozposrednia Jet a
tyIlkko przywileien tovarow, pfsa-
serov.e IS BOWEN mns1a sig ' . Kra-
sn - ; a'P'' IA dr g
str one r1eh w1asnym kosztem: tam
oseia 10 pioh poo'ag. docbodzacy
ssgssa...i Ut aaHa t.&zeI kk# - go: IS
do Irkucka 60 dws tygodnie.
Wk:6.ce s2odziewad sic nalezy
ustalenia komun,kacYi (Moskwa-
.Irkuck) cotYgodnlowej.
BY oBL1CzYG dlugoac dina
Tub nccy " kazdcj pore roxu,
dose Jest viedzied, Q kt6rej godzl-
ME sloice wscnodzi zachodzi.
wiemy 0 ktorej godzinrii'ea'
sio6ce wschodzi - wtedy zaraz
wiedsiec mozemy ;ak d{ngg4q jest
noe, gdY podwcimy te liczbs.
Ma przYkfad s}once wsohodzi Q go
I Iano, wtedy noe trivia go,
DIN csterna6cie. Je6li zaohodzi
0 godsinie 5 wleczorem to
dzien trivia godsin drlesiec.
WARsZAWA. Wymiersjze gee
IYpA. w tYch nniach " domu pp.s i
Prz. Ill. Hozej zmarfa stara MA 4
nia, powszeclnie zwana KrYsiaa.ss|
znarta dobie 9stf lat 60 cd nal<
lat Blwolch oiagle pre-
bywala v jednej rodzinie, wyrzeA'
,zy sic sstczesoa osob'stego; gdYz.
pozostata niesamezna. Wyniancsyla
"a swYch rekach try pokoleniia4,
mierzac okresy 'csasu =kolebka !
trumnq p,astowanych pres sieble y !
o,ob. By1 to typowy wz6r starej
Diani. pamietajaeej daN9ne easy.
.ho,c,iiat ehodz1Ia " ostatnriiio1hl 5latach
we dwoje,,nie tracila n'gay !
pogody i rzesko6ci mYsli. Ma kilka
tygodni pred 6miercla uds{a sic,
przeczusiiem wiedzlona, do spowie-
Iii, q 20 powrocie poiotYia sig do
Okla, : ktdrego jnz ME lpo#stafa;:
pochowanow grobacb Ia
rodsiny. ktdrej byfa5
aajwieniejjsza siuga j przyjaciofka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

szagalopowa - sle.
P rzysz1Y tes6 wskasujac:;
( No, panic z'eciu in spe. jak ci sig
epvdo1bajx meble pesaine?
Prsysziy ziet: Bsrsd l'o
dobtss = ale gdziez jest kasa
ogniiotrwala?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
Polska pod Moskaletiml
W WARSZAWIE baw11 ME

W WARszAWIE baw,1 n,c-
davno dYrektor departamte 81
ministerYum skarbu K0walewsklj.
a ~: s4sss szs.* 5...5zs z IS: -
lego bYtnos6 wiaze sic z udziatem
student6w politechniki W mani
festacyjnym ~pogrsebie stpdenta
Stonskiego, 2 wiencami ma grobie
zlokonemi j :aresztowanlami, kt6re
p66naej nastapily. Podobno istnaal
juz pr4ez czas pew;en .projekt
zamknlecia politechnlki. DYre1k;1tor
departamen:u Kowalewskij poWie-
dz,at zebranym n studentom move,
y ktorel zwraoai uwage Do TO, II
kraj siotYl o:brzYmie sunny 'y ma
zak}ad .naukowy. tY snczasem
studenci samiast k~orzystac : niego,
+biora, udzlai " antlnaukowYch
lmanlfestaeYaoh, Studenei nn 'l'
sYtetu otrzYmaIi Cd awei wfadnsy
nagane "a udzia& " tYm pcgrzieble.
2 liozby d st Il aresztowa7
nych pc %pogfzebie, trzech wypusz-
czono ma wolnokt 2 cYtadcl'.
i s5s y
w r puszozono " rucb
m9yn parewY 1. zaao1ony przez : k'lku
kupc6w. Fabrykaty tego miyna
przewotone beda do zgierza ko-'
dzi. W mie6oie tenn powstal row
sniet projekt utworzeaia kasy
posyczkowej, celen p%odniesienla
miejscowego przem1yslu j handla .
~:Ewlasscza tkaetwa Edrobneggo, kt5re
ME mole podn1edc siss Ola braku
taniego kredytu.
ZK0DM donosx9 . senssoyj-
nYm procosle. TanaejezY Mladoi-
c;el fabrYki. salo =Baruch, Dam6-
vii lednego 70 swoioh msjjstr55w,
LewandoWakiego, ahY podpalil
fabryke mbezpieozong ma 25D,oCt
rubll. lewandowski pozorn,e zgc.-
ldlil sig na 70 propozyoYaa j donlds
. tom talnej pplloYi, kt6ro 80 pro.
slla, abY rzeez zachowaI v ta;am.
picy. Nasteepnie po5&iadczflBaru
chow, g oxggnu tego me wykona
Baru5h po.YskaI nieialkiiegzos Leben
sohns, przyrzekalac :mu 500 rnbii
w cahlwlli, gdy ten fabryke cheia
lpodpsllo prsYtrlymanY costa
przez ukrYtego policyanta Skazan
.Barncha LebsDsohna na dotY,Rnt
ne pr.esiedlenie na sYbir.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
w sxkole.

-. ]. :.
= NJ aleo podnoszao
( g: Prose- ia ME moge Wy
trzymat dwis godziny w.szkole.
Nauoaycl !: = COZ sn6",
il fus' 10 LAT wytrzymaiem!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
FRASZKI.


NIezdecydo v . y.
- Prone ksiedza. By byl1a.ka Y
oglesit moja pierwsst zspowle =
n,edsiele,
"A kogo4 sobie bierzeszP
- Jeszese ME WIEN na pewno,
ale y tyoh daiaeh sic nsmYdle, ktd-
r., 4 sobote przybede podam
nazwisko.
w szkole
N : OF ' oieE Kiedy
patr.1 my "a to piskne asy .' spo!tY"
kamy tam czesto malarzy. powiedz~
Gle mi, co onl tam robia7
Uozet; = Smaruia drzewa
czarna smol4, aeby wasionki ma ME
j n'e vl1aaz'tY. }
Nauoayciel !: -Rsemie6l"
nika poznas. 20 narsedaiu. jake
trzyma " reku.
Uczen: Me zawsze, DO
moi ojczec wiecznie trzYma " reku
kufsl, a Jest szewcem.
-
! !, H. ,oz.so...
..
-. =. o,.uo
=Hs@R
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

DZLWNY akt .sprawiedi1wosci
ludu. W. Nlzzle, miesce nadbrzez-
mem mad za,oka genuensxa, parma
nazwiskiem Bonassl, mials narze.
ozonego, k,6ry il. han1ebnie uwiddf,
IA potem rorzucil. sZr6zpaczonaa
|ucsoiwa d4iewcsyns schwycafa ssie
tego 6rodka zemsty. ze kochanka
zabila .strza1em 2 rewolwera.
Dostala sig pod sgd i tenze sad
zupelnle il zwolnii 2 why j karH
gdy poznaa. ze naraeczony bya
w;ekszym zEoczyhca. DO II ding'
o.as koszten il oiszk'ej piracy.
u,fzYm7wany przez nia. Ludncfc
sebrana pred gmachem sadowym
powierzcnownie ,sad.ac. oburz5la1.
bic IA wie56 Q fuwolnienlu pa'nrfn'y
Bonassi i kflku przYzjjsoi6i szasbiteego
.1oczyndoY napadic na lpanne 3,
Il ysass 80. m .a=.ffss#s p as.ss# S E.sf .fssssaasA 80
gdy uwolniona opuszcza1a gm on
viez leg wsisso i i mie e1,zl .iebie,,
powalilo m ziemiz gardao lel
ls5en ! nnoh prssrznqt
Is lud prsYpatrlwal s,y obclstnie'
morderoe j sp0laikdx a4ras uN1s-
,l1iono.