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The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

THE CUBAN CENSUS TAKEN.
The TabuIatiOr of the Return. VIII be Made mt WashinEton-Porto
 Uico to he Counted Next.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Gen. Sanger has made the important announce ment that the Cuban census has been completed. He is at present at Matan- gas, and the news of the end of the work is contained in a cablegram from that place, received by Secretary Roo. The dispatch shows that the census was finished November 30, the exact date fixed by the original order from Secretary Root. His next work is thc census of Porto Rico. Meanwhile, the tabulation of the Cuban enumerators' returns will be undertaken at once in this city
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY.
dacy Cf the esentincumbent. President Diaz.

City of Mexico, Dec. 4.-The liberal party committee has called q national convention of the party to assemble here February 10, to nominate d cnn. dictate for president of the republi, The local committees report general enthusiasm for the candidacy of Pres, ieIent Diaz, and political meetings and processions are being held all over the republic
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The gold supply of the country stil stands above the billion dollar mark
 A game of poker led to probably fatal duel with dirks at Fl Paso, Tex. Sunday.
 Toledo (O.) church workers will pc tition the city council to pass curfew ordinance.
 Striking piano workers of Chicago will boycott the product of the man ufacturers.
 Webster Davis, assistant secretary of the interior, left Washington, Sunday night, for visit to South Africa
 Railroad construction in Texas has been very active, and many miles of track are projected for the coming year
 The interstate commerce commission will resume the hearing of the com plaint made by St. Louis merchans, ut San Francisco. on January 15.
 The Baker Howard feud in Kentucky has claimed another victim. Jason Bowling, a friend of the Bakers, was waylaid and fatally beaten by six ulaSkeQ men.
 Ben Patch, who was held by Okla hona police on the charge of killing Walter Davis, is innocent. His sur posed victim turned up alive in t. Louis.
 Former Mayor Joseph Brown, o, St. Louis, died Sunday morning a his home. He had been ailing for many weeks, and the end was not mex pected.
 Rev. D. R. White, a negro C, angelist, was cought in the act of loplifting at Palmyra, Mo. He had in his posses sion the manuscript of St rmon, lib- eral supply of money ant a bottle of whisky
 The largest sale Of wool ever made in the west has just cen completed by the purchase of ore than mill lion pounds in St. ouis for syndi- cate of eastern mil ,.
 A successful tes' was made at New York of the Pol ak-Virig system of rapid automatic elegraphing between that city and ( ,ieago, at the rate of 1000 words ' mute.
 Mrs. Bridge Fitzgerald, mother of Jchn Fitzgeie'a. deceased, former president of the rfs,ssSh National league Of America, died at Lino.n. Nsb.. Sun day, at the age of 9S years
 l.. D. Merritt, q private in Bast->,y D, Third artillery, committed suicide. a. San Francisco by shooting himself through the head. Merritt enlisted las' April, in Indianapolis.
 Eless@ football players have died ,ince September 15 as the result of in- juries received is the game, and 30 more have been hurt, many of them badly.
 The Elks of St. Louis, Su lday, paid tribute to the memory of tie members of the order who have die. during the year. The services were held at the Century theater.
 Rev. Dr. B. F. De lC5sta, until last September rector of the Protestant Episcopal church of St. John tic Evangelist of New ork city, has en- tered the Roman Catholic church.
 George and Ed. Smith were arreste in Cedar county, Mo-, Sunday, on the charge of having killed Leopold Ed finger, of Bate county, whose body was found abou3 three weeks ago in Mill creek, ne,r Fort Scott, Kas.
 When the Canadian contingent of troops for ,ervice in South Africa landed at Cape Town they were givca an enthus'astic reception. They were greeted With continuous cheers and the hear jest of welcomes.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
4 REAR-END COLLISION.
Six Persons Killed as the Result oi a Collision on the Denver &
 Rio Grande Road.
THREE OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED.
A Brakeman Said to Have Been Sent to Signal the Second Train, But His Light Became Extinguished and He was Unable to Stop the OncominE Train.

Denver, Col, Dec. 5.-A rear-end col. lision occurred between two passenger trains on the Denver X Rio Grands railroad, in which six persons were killed outright and several were se- serely injured. The accident happened at English switch, about six miles east of Salida, at a. m.
 The Killed.
 C. F. Osgood, Denver.
 II. R. Matthews, Denver.
 Peter Barnes, Denver.
 Mrs. George Porter, Grand une ton.
 A. H. Johnston, Oberlin, o.
 One unknown man.
 Seriously Injured.
 George W. Pierce, Denver.
 Thomas NJ. German, Denv' r.
 A. NJ. Johnston, Oberlin. Q.
 How It Happen d.
 Train No. ,, the narro, f-guage train for Grand Junction. Du, ango and New Mexico points, which l it Denver Sun. day night, had been Jagged at that switch, and had stor ped, owing to an obstruction. at q ridge. Standard. gauge train No. l5, for Glenwood Springs. was folio 1ing. and failing ta get d signal to s ow up, plunged into the rear of the narrow-gauge sleeper for Durango,wf oh was filled with pas sengcrs. The l ullman was thoroughly splintered up. and the ccach ahead was also wrecked Those killed and in jured were l these cars.
 SOr C of the Victims.
 Mir. C. :. Osgood. who was killed, was an der brother of MT. J. C. Os- good, p esident and general manager ot the olorado Fuel and Iron Co.,, and was e shier in the employ of that com pany Mr. II. k. Matthews, anoth r of iose killed, was travelling pass h. ger agent of the Chicago, Burlinf ton X Quincy railroad.
 Signal Lights Went Out. At the offices of the Denver x Rio Grande railroad, in this city, it was said that T brakeman was sent back to signal the second train, but that tle light in his lanters ebeoalle extin- guished, and he was there ore unabl to stop the train.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY.
Artists and Architect, Invited to A tend n Meeting n Johns Hop
 kins Uni ersity.

Baltimore, Md, ec. 5.-The Munici. pal Art society h IS issued invitations to artists and a'chitects throughout the country to attend a meeting at th1 9.@ns Hopkirs university, Decem. Der IS a..--d l4 to discuss plans for i'm proving Ame4'ican cities Response. have been received from all the large eastern cities and from Chicago and Cincinnati. Secretary Kriehn, of Le. land Stanford university, California will deliver one of the addresses.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
Trouble Possible nt Frankfort.

London, Ky. Dee. 4.-The Baker feudisis are still hunting for the men who ambushed Jason Rowling and 1oa Johnson, last Friday, and fatally in- jured the former. It is estih@ted thaJ there will be over LOGO men from Laurel, knoN, Nhiteley and Gias- couu5 ties go to Frankfort this week toWatch tie proceedings of the state board of election commissioners, and these visit ing statesmen will include leaders ot both the Baker and White factions in Clay county, who may get together at the state capital
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
THE ADDYSTONE PIPE CASE.
Dccision Adverse 10 the Pipe Trust Handed Down by the United
 States Supreme Court.

Washington, Dee. 5-In the United States court the Ayystone pipe case was decided. This cose involved the constitutiorality of the combination of pipe manufacturers to manufacture pipe which, is was charged, was trust. The decision was handed dawn by Jus ticc Pcclham, and was adverse to the combination. II was, therefore, iii op- position to the trust
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
Death of Washington.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Arrangemen,l arc about completed for the masonic celebration of the centennial of tEe death of George Washington on De. cember II. Large numbers of Masons from all OCT the United States and Canada are expected to attend.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
England Wants More Mules.

New Orleans, Dec. 5.-Great Britain x to purchase 10000 more mules for army Use in South Africa These mules will be obtained in Texas. Mis- souri and Kansas. Officers will coon ';9rt from this eltJ on a purchasing eur.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
Liverpool Grain Imports

Liverpool, Dec. 5.-The imports os wheat during the past week at Liver. pool were 31,2o0 quarters from Atlantic ports, and 95,o00 quarters from other ports. The imports of corn from At. lantic ports into Liverpool during ths past week were 82,200 quarters.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
Discussing ChamberInin's Speech.

Berlin, Dec. 4.-The German press continues to discuss the recent speech Ill Leicester, England, of the British secretary of state for the colonies, the comments on which are not favorable and one paper says: "Mr. Chamber. lain used the word Alliance as the most apt word to portray tls general good relationship between Germany and Great Britain, but no secret com pact exists"
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
Dutch Rising in Cape Colony.

London, Dec. Serious news comes from the northern sections of Cape Colony. The whole border district be- tween Cclesburg and Burghersdorp has declared for the Boers. In Yen torstadt alone more than 2,O00 have loined the rebellion.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
It Wns n Successful RIuf.

Manila, Dee. ?, p. m.-The capture by Lieut.. Munro and 50 men of the Fourth cavalry of the Filipino general, Conon, with 500 officers and men with rifles, several American and 70 Span ish prisoners at Bayonbong, Province of Nueva Vizeaya, was successful bluff. Lieut.. Munro tapped the rebel wire, telegraphed to Conon that he was advancing with lage force and de- handed his surrender. After negotia- tions, Conon consented to capitulate to Superior force whereupon Lieut.. Munro telegraphed that he would en. ter the town with small guard and receive the garrison's surrender. He captured the whole Filipino force and secured their arms. the rebels suppos- ing Munro had an army behind him.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
Gen. otis, omciaI Report.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Gen. Otis in- formed the war department If the surrender of Bayonbong in the fol- lowing dispateh:
 Manila, Dee. 2.-Report received that Bayonbong, with province Nueva Wis eaya, surrendered November 2S to Lieut.. Munro, Fourth cavalry, who commanded the advance scouts CT Carranglan trail, consisting of 50 men Of the Fourth cavalry, and three na- tive scouts. The insurgent general. Cano, surrendered his entire force, numbering 500 men armed with Mau- sers and a number of officers; 70 Span ish and two American prisoners were secured, and probably considerable in- surgent property.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
suicide of Capt. Brereton.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The war de- partment has received the following from Gen. Otis at Manila, dated De- ctmber ?:
 Lieut.-Col. Brereton, captain of the Twenty-fourth infantry, while tempo rarily insane, committed suicide at Santa Thomas, near San Ferando, Un- ion province, Luzon, at six o'clock this Saturday. morning. Insanity was first manifested November 29, at AriE- paV
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

United States bonds, though bearing tess interset. are bringing higher pricas ill the markets than British ao- sols
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
ari'isNtSSf Manila.

WashingtongSDec. 5.-The transport Athenian, from Honolulu, arrived at Manila yesterday.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
House.
X Brilliant Gatherinp.

By II o'clock brilliant gathering had assembled. The galleries were black with people, and through the swinging doors could be seen pushing hundreds who were unable to gain ad-
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
New Democratic Leader.

Washington, Dee. 5.-The democrats of the house of representatives, at their caucus held an<tAe 2d, selected Repre- sentative James0 Richardson, of Ten nessee, as thsiFg idate for speaker, uf'er sfiritsaaE
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
The New SpeniSe'

In accordance with the time-honored custom, the oldest member Of the house in point of service Mir. farmer Pa.l. administered the oath to the speaker.
 The speaker then announced that the path would be administered to the members by states. As the names of the members were called, they appeared at the bar in groups of about dozen, and there, with raised hands, were sworn in by the speaker.
 Protest Against Roberts.
 When the name of Brigham II. Rob arts was reached in the house roll-call, lie Utah member-elect proceeded alone to the area in front of the speakers desk and awaited the administration of the oath. At the same time Repre- tentative Tayler (O9 secured reeogni-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
T MA PIENIADZF

~ 80 .--rasrF-.E. EE.--G
T MA PIENIADZE
do Sciagniecia re starego kra-
ju, z pod zaboru pruskieeo'
niechaj sic z zaufaniem uda
do konsula amerykahskiego
W Prusach pana E. T.. Brodow.
skiego. On tahszym kosztem
lie skolektu)e. niz iaki amery-
kahski agent lub nawet adwo-
kat. Adres jego: Z. Z.
Brodowski Amerikanischer
Konsul, Europe, Germany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
ipppdilnnaalc|hlo
znajdujje SIC olbecDnngi ie 4',o sa sLt'lrl'}S'.
przedszajjjeeclemu teggo m isst przezz
AmerYkan66,w,pp tam tylko jedd'e' an
wyszynk spiritualll,6w,.
korsspenl|d|js.nlls',yls Wial!usa
x PuIlman
l1LL,)

Polacy tutaj zamieszkali o %.
znaczaia sic wielka oziebloscla dla
WARY. Wielu Z Mich 2 upodobanieslm1
czyta najgorsze polskie piSmld}a.
Istnieie tutaj jedno towarzy-
stwo niby katolickie pod opiekq
6w. stanis1awa B. N. iowa
rz;ystw,o to me- " konstytucyl sWo'
lei w1elkanocna. Spowiedz sw., ale
iedna trzecia czeS6 cz}onk6w do
spowiedzl wcale ME chodzi.
Ably Jeszcze d%obitniej, swoje
niedowiarstwo udowodni6, zak1a-
daia popsuci cz1onkowie tego to-
warzystwa nowa grupe, " kt6rej
konstytucyi 0 religii juz ami
wzmianki ME bedzie.
Dzleci tych ,,pan6w" m6wiq
przewaznle pc angielsku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
N0wina, kt6ra Wie1u "
cfesZY.

szczesliwi moga bye tn ma ziemi
tylko ludzie zdrowi. ulomni zas ma
ciele ME moga W calej peFnl cdczuwat
rozkoszy tego swiata.
Do tel nleszczesliwej klasy nalezse
cierpiacy nj jake sekretna cherob9
}ciowa; CT zwykle ME zdolni So do
zadnej c.ezszej piracy, ami umyslowej.
ami cielesnej. Ale poza}owania gedni
SO tez ci, kt6rzy przez zle odzywianie
SIC ciezka prace,I klopoty, lnb wskutek
zarazen1a sig, cd innych. cierpieh sig
nabawili.
Takim ludziom dokucza zwykle,
krom chor6b specyalnych. bIcie serca
boil gIowy, oslab:enie, katar czyli aapka'
wzelka cheroba, bolesci merck, kolki,
reumatyzm. kr6tki oddech a sk6ra
obsypana krostami i ranami.
Ola taktch chOrych jed
max Jest pOmoc. W mlescie
naszem wynalezl, doktorzy lekar~
stwo, ktorem podobne choroby
zupe}nie w~y]e,zone bye moga, to
" kr6tkim czas:e bez wielkich
koszt6w.
Przyslijcie rs ct, ma zapakowanie
i przesy4ke a my poslemy wan lekar-
stwo ma probe ,wystarczaiace ma tydzien
Wszyscy kt6'zy prsgna wyleczenia,
NIGGA sic zg]osie listownie Tub osobiscie
do:
State Medical Dispensary.
rs e. Madison Str, Chicago. LII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
Prenumerata wynosi rocznfe
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprzod) $3.50
w a u n k j..

Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA
z dolu, konlecznie musz2 p{aclc
300 ma jeden rok, rosumle sic
take "a rok 1899, lubo W tym
roku ola przedpfacicieli czyli p}a~
cacych naprz6d, roczna op}ate
znizylismy ma $1.5o.
Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no.
Tych abonent6w i przesle cd
Kazdego calorocznY abonament z
CORY, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego ~przese}ac bedzie~
my b~ezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze zpoczty try gazety.
nwazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
Wiedz1alnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
sychmiast podac wydawcy lW1AEUsA
sw6i nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm5.;g gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARus posefany be-.
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpicrw
xap1acic jezeli co "a MIA winien.
F;;eniadze "a j ola .W1ARUsA ma
ley ~przese1a6 przez %pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
tez przesefat abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych Tub dwucen
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jezeli abonament, W taxi spos6b
przes}any, " drodze przepadnie Eco
sic W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdarza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial,
no6ci. Take listy najlepiej kaza6
ma poczcie registrowat DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od-
powiedzialnosc, re wraz z zawartos-
cia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese}ki pie
Meme do W1ARUsA adrescwac:
Il. Derdowski
329 E.. 3rd Str.
WINoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
AMERYkA

w Stanach Zjedn. potworzy{y
sic biura werbunkowe W celu do
starczanla zdolnych szeregowcow
i ofcer6w ola armii Boer6w.
Ambassador angielski lord Paunce-
fote odni6s1 sic W tym wzgleedzie DO
sekretarza Stanu Hay'a ktory ME
mogac daG nalezytego ~wyjasnlenla
W tel sprawieJ poleci} zafatw1enle
lei ministerstwu woj ny. Anglia
odgraza sic, re 'zmuszona bedzle
przeszukiwa6 wszystkie amerykan-
skie okrety, kt11re sic udaja W dro-
&c do Afryki po}udniowej, ably
sic W ten spos6b przeciw nap}ywo~
wi .ochotnik6w zabezpieczy6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
OpOWIed1zz ~ = l llllals''


TTymm ~ pytali1 az MONS
.dostad mmaas,z,ylnlkkkse Dc pisanla cyl
raczej do drukoWp:alrniiaa s n dolaara I'D
& czy Jest ten zzloty at arradnua pra'w-
dziwie z}oty, czyy men: mem drFuakuje
:mraszynka, odpowi,addamm:
ia tylko prawde oglaas'za1ml Al ~,
szynka do pissaania MONA sobie
pieknie j czytell,niiee wydrukowa
.listy, karty drmove, nagf6wki r.
kopert Oh j inne rzeczy.
Najlepiej bedzie, gdy nadeSle
Gle znaczek pocztowy zazagd aaede
nowy obrazkowy cennik, v kt6rym
|sa rome drukujace maszynki, rozu-
ME sic, i'm drozsze, TEN lepsze ~ 2
takze inne rzeczy.
Lecz trzeba spiesznie do mnie
pisaG, DO kto vie, czy mnie do
Gwiazdk1 maszynek drukarskich j
innych towar6w starczy.
s. Keltonik
/ Punxsutawney, Pa
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
Z POZNANIA
WsCONsINSKIEGO)
szanowny Redaktorze!

W tutej szej kolonii Posen
(Poznah) poczta Thorp, Wis.,, ju2
cd czas6w panowania kolonizatora
S1upeckiego, broi kilku warcho4ow
i krzykaczy - silnych W ustach, a
s}abych, jak zwykle, W g}owie j
kieszeni, kt6r2y nieprzyk}adnem
zyciem i czyuem, ale .,madrowa-
MEM" chca bye parafanami calem
gard}em.
Kiedy ,,niezalezny" Klawiter,
a 20 MIN smutnej pamieci w. Ia
lewski zaczell lud namawlac do
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, t ]. WARY ,,Ko-
zzlej'' = owym krzykaczom to
bardzo sic podoba}o. Vice tez po~
cell lud tutejszy ba4amucic pod-
burzaG, dowodzac il w1ara Baranka
(Jezusa) ME r6zni sic wiele cd
WARY Koz}owe]-
Kilku s%}abszych dalo sic ma
movie; ale silniejsi wierze ME
dali sic uwiesc.
Krzykacze, razem z rozpitym
pravie zawsze i rozbitym W. Ia
ma czele, p~ostawill ma}y
chlewik, gdzie Kozie} p%rzyjechaw-
sly. wk4adaf i'm rece ma ich g}owy.
W ten. spos6b przelewajac niejako
why j grzechowego ducha W
lud, zamiast, CODY mieli ludzle
(jak to hy1o W star. zak.) wk1adsc
rece ma ofarnego koz}a. Wiec tez
mic dziwnego, re 2 odwrotnych po-
budek,i odwretny skutek musiaf
nastapit, ii. ME kozief,
lecz lud zblaka1 sic no lasach I
polarity bye musi przez djabelnego
jesli ME odbajdzie dobreJ
.odwrotnej sciezki.
Paru jednak, dziekl o%patrzno-
sci, ze bory. troche przetrzeblone
uiecej, niz " star. Yak. powro-
do dawnejj owczarnl Z ma{eml
,adra6nieniami, : reszta = mafa
,arstks, wstydzgc sic We dnie, Y
,ocy sk4ada o6ary v chlewiku pr
ianstwa, wielbiiac swojego zallozy-
,iela WARY j meczennika ggorzafki
\ spos6b zbyt gRad AK DO Y spos6b'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
.@9@gS@@tr sHN@INgE NNhTa N5NNM@MgT
aaltiazsara( Daniel AZ

s#&5s#s4SH aaBatHXaaaaNM $500. l.@as.a..a..l-s
starozytnege,oo8Bal taz,aaras daniel q
Para6aniie praWowierrn1iii 5i zad
ME ss dali sig o 'sF'els 20 znajaac
gruntowyln1e, ola ich potrlz'esby nau- -:
e Ch,rystusa, dziwDemm siee i'm
z,edawa}o, y przepowied1nnfiiaa Ew EVAN
,gelii 5vietejj prawie dos}ownie
zgadza sic osoba falszywego
proroka ~ ,,Strzezcie SIG falszzyy-
.Hwych prorokdw, kt6rzy przycho-
dza v owczej skdrze,, a wewnatrz
So drapieznymi wilkami. a tn
ow,,,cza sk6ra prawle ca}kiem wi
DOGMA naowym proroku, tylko "
rodzaju meskim, DO kozie} to
.jeszcze gorszy bedaie wilk, yak z
.owcy. Ia mysl prz~estrzeg}a lud
wierny.
Paraia teraz slicznie sic roz-
via. Sta1y ksiadz zamieszkuje cd
przeszfo dwu lat.
Odnowiono kosciolek, przy-
ozdoblono nowemi aparatami ko-
scielnemi ETC., nadto pobudowano
1adna plebania.
Poniewaz rowl osadnicy usta-
wicznie przybywaja, .wiec Jest
nadzieia, re nowy kosci6} wkr6tce
stauie.
.--E.-E @-e..i r .."
Obecnie oko1o. l60 polskich
familij u~czeszcza do prawowitego
rzym-kat. koScio}a.
Proboszcz obecny, wielebny
ks. J. M. Korczyk, zaopatruje
r6wniez parafa nlemiecko~auglel-
ska W Thorp.- Zgoda i jednosc
panuia W obu miejscach.
Pog1oski, iakoby wiel. Xxx.
Fir. Jachimiak, Tub Konst. Fry
drychowicz byli przyczyna nleza-
leznego Poznahskiego zboru, So
ca1kiem fa}szywe,
Krzykacze i madrale odpadll
widzac, il g1upstwo zrobili, |
wstydzac sic przyznaG do why,
sk}ada;;a ja ma tych, kt6rzy starali
sic ich powstrzyma6 cd niebez-
piecznego kroku wszelkiemi spo-
sobami = ale jak to m6wia: ,,1dz z
g4upcem ua ryby, to on zaby fa''
pie p a wing kfadzie ma towa~
rzysza, cho6 ten go uczy, re to zle }.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
9uza f.rma ma sprzedaz.

Marek Nosal, polski farmer
W Falrchild, Wis, Nv powlecie
Fan Claire) ma farme ma sprze
daz, $50 ARROW pomiedzy niemi
IS ARROW 1aki, % ARROW pod ptu-
giem, 20 sztuk byd}a rogatego,
10 wieprzy para kon', zabuGowa-
MA fa1merskie j wazystk1e sprzety
i maszynY 'r6lnicze.
Farma polozona 2 mile cd
mlastaczka Falrchild, gdzie jest
nowy polskl kosci6i.
Mona kup,c te farme " cay
fosci Tub tylko " czesclach. Cena
gruntu: cd 8 do s do 8 dolar6w
.kier. 2W:leo1e fa1merzy wlelki
maja doch6I & jag6i.
Adres wiasc:ciela
Marek Nosal
Fai1chrld. P. o. Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14

~POSIEDZENIA KONGRESU
W Westinghouse, kt6re ma nowo sic
rozpoczely obiecuja bye bardzo
interesujacyml, a to z poWodu
istniejacego zamiaru usuniecia 2
kongresu mormona Roberts'a re
Stanu Utah oskarzonego. Q wlelo-
zenstwo:, Kongresman Roberts
ma kilku przyjacio1 zamierza
wzniesG protest przeciw ,%,sprzysie-
zeniu'e.
MILWAUKEE, Wis Flrma
illinois Steel. Company, kt6rej
fabryki mieszcza sic " Bay View,
EhEE4&&FE &H'sfN .g a-gHL5Hb
przystapi}a do przeprowadzenia
wielkich zmian, wskutek kt6ryclhh.
te fabryki teraz nalezyc bede do
ma jwiekszych zelaznych stalowych
fabryk ma ca4ym 6wiecic. Firma
bezzwiocznie 9 nowych
olbrzymich budynk5N k Elofz 8
dolar6w. Do liczby obe~
cnie pracujacych robotnlk6w do
branych zostaDie jeszcze okolo
]. 200 ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
U1zl,olnkow1Viie 10 obecnuii nlasttiepujiaa..--'

~ 0u1ALAS' - ~, 49, al1sssa F0ssyS
81 s8. #
.Teodor Wysockii 535ss.5 575S5s
Jan Slominski
Jans.Paszk
luliusz Reszka
Centnar &.
August Byzewski
F~ranciszek LizakoWski
Franciszek Narloch
F~ran1rclszek Galewski z
Bartlomiej Reszka
M1cha1 Wisniewski.
Cz1onkowie nieobecni:: Michai
Pradzinski, Franciszek Du1raj.
hitting ten odbyl sic v sprar
vie zawarcia kontraktu do budoWy
nowego k6scio}a. Budownlczych
zglosi{o sic trzech. kt6rzy peodalll
swoje ceny Jak nastepuje:
LuWis holman zGrafton 100000.
Ed Co okin 2 Reynolds $4,000.
Shanly Fargo $500
z powodu, re wszystkle te
ceny zdawa4y sic "a drogie, od-
(, rzucono wszystk;e do d%alszeggo roz.,
M. ki
sekretarZ-
z jamestown. IN. d.
, Pewien pedziwiatr z Wilson's
sinu, kt6ry tn u mas przez d{uzszy
czas ~grasowa}, brzydko sic spisa}. :
Naja1 sobie farmera. Franciszka
Z,ellnskiego, kt6ry powozikiem.
pozyczenym cd farmera Ludwika
Rudnlka, jechaf z MIN dzieh noe.
a potem' w1ch}acz mu uciek{, ME
zap1aciwszy.
Swojemu w}asnemu stryjowi
Wawrzyncow Rudn1kowi, "a to-
re mu dawa1 papu, ma kt6re leniuch
sam ME m6g{ zarobiG, odwdzieczy}
sic W ten spos6b, ze mu zru]nowa1
zapaskudzi{ ogr6d,
Jest to ten sam co tego lata
w1asnemu ojcu potrzaskat drzwi i
okna ma Marshlandzie a ~dzlerzawcy
Will pot}uk4 szk}a lampyy u Jana
Plinskiego zas naborgowa1 "a kilka~
naScie dolar6w ,,ciutabaki'', "a
kt6ra teraz ME chce z~ap}acit.
Niechaj ten wiecej sic u mas
mas pokazuje!