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,nx.,,., pertinent question.

Buffalo Enquirer CDem.).
Senator IugaIis asks Why troops should be
employed to control strikers that defy the law
and not be employed to cosrce corporations
that defy the law.
.of course II Is wrong" says he. ITO wreck
cars with dynamite. to beat aud MAIN scabs,
10 cut trolley lines. destroy corporate properly
and subject the public to Inconvenience. sueh
acts are crimes that deserve punishment, and
II committed by combinations too powerful by
tho courts should be summarily dealt with
ty the soldiers Of the republic.
but ala It ever occur to Governor Bushnell
to call out the militia TO suppress the trusts
tlat have for so many years insoiently dened
the laws Of Ohio. successfully resisted the
mandates OF its courts and inflicted irrerara-
be injuries upon multltudes OF its eitizcns'
"rt a poor devil OF striking labotcr resis,s
the laws, call out the militia by all means and
kill him. But u = swollen corporation hriocs
courts. laughs al justice. opnressss thu weak
aud robs the helpless. let us put plank
AGAINST trusts In the next platform and ask
tor contributlon,"
II IS difncult to pick haw IN the logic OF
the proposition that what is sauce for The
goose is sauce for the sander. FOR tie renson
that there isn't any there theoretically TN
dor our form OF government the consequence
OF defyng the law Is the same N one cass al
| 10 another. and we know OF 90 reason in NOR
ais or expedleney for departins from the eS-
eelleut theory exemplifed Ia the constitution
but we know the fact IS that the consequence
| o; law breaking are not the sans.
| That an ex-senator OF the United state
should be taking the position urged BY Mr.
/ ingalls, Is significant. It means that the ten
deney TO permit powerful corporations to tax
/ liberties With the laws not allowed TO indi
/ ylduals has gone about as far as 1t can vii
safety. II it goes further a reaction will b
provoked which, though peaeeaoie, may re
/ sui, in legislation that viii rss, corpora,
4 wealth with little consideration for the div
dauds 81 the stockholders.
i The present opportunity Of the democracy
to head on the evils OF such rsaetoner
movement by securing the enforcement OF ea
lstiug laws and 4 wise. Just and temporal
regulation Of the trusts.
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have rnfaronlred ana slicnstoi the people
Who we're orce fanaticsl about him.
He Is alntcs, the balance Of power in tho
pcii,ics OF Ohio. Illinois and Indiana. and
with The problem brouzh. hons 10 the white
men Of these States the iltefest 10 the
negro has changed.
T~rnty years axe. " has advocated my
statehood and restricted sarrase theory In
these states. would have beea mobhei. reu
years ago u was an exciting experience.
Today the uecrie hear me slsily. listrn
with absolute interest, question me frankly
and eSTerly on the platform. and the de
cree OF Endorsement ls wonderful
AT Madison. wis. 200 ,hoaehtful gentle
mon told me AZ the FOO, OF The then srcz,
ehau,auora platform that they incorssd the
idea uroposed.
At Bay view. Mich. had an edusi assar-
anee o. agreement
At Lakeside. Ohio chautsuaus. ieadins pol
i,icians repunlican politicians al thai told
me they believed that II Ohio understood this
proposition she would vote for II BY two
thirds majority.
At the great New York chau,sudua was
amazsd at tie interest and applause accorded
the argument.
In the abolition regions OF Massachusetts, |
have had cordial and unstir;ed approval
At the western Iowa ehau;suouA at ciar-
inda. half thesaudienee Endorsed the plan.
Al Ashland. the METROPOLIS OF Southern
oregon. solid audience OF 800 people. most
lv republicans. BY rising vote Endorsed the
piau wlthou, dissenting voice
At the University OF Indiana. At Bloomins-
ton. a Northern audience hisssd dowa =
negro who misunderstood the nropcsstion and
souxh, to be offensive 70 ID. seuth
At pansille. H.. the same DEMONSTRATION
occurred less than ten days ago
For myself I am willing to trust th'
Northern people TO fall and generous sym
pathy with the white mems burden In th'
South.
Asd I. Is this underlying sentiment OF IN
people tina, is day BIZ day modifying the ex
presssons OF tbs newspapers AMI 1rakins them
each day more notably conservative,
! But the movement for SEPARATION In m
sotth ought TO originate with the GeoeSi
farmers. They have most at stake. ant
"a mid be most effective IN appeal Pop
! brown IS brave and earnest gentleman
( their head. and his tacs is set toward IN
morning.
Bishop Turner the ablest and most IN
selfish leader Of his race. VIII cooperate
And for time aud place TO begin U
mosement. ! suggest Georgia and today
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nea, Main spring of Government.

J. Hlret HuIIo"eIl' -, -
You can not educate child you oes'a 's
curslng It. You can not govern people i
you begin by hating II. Believe some so'o
about nation. OF you win never rule IL some
think TIA, government wholly consists o. po-
uesnan. soldier. warhhip and ioeet' Ahes.
are but means OF repression or pnnisnpneNs
they are not the handspring OF sorernn'eh'
Unless your genius OF government exceeds 'nA1
o. the lingo land thief, II viii IN no~iss IVi."
part OF the kingdom OF heaven. Try h''is
Justice. gentlemen. Mix in a little mefe'
some nations are Ike terrified horses feu
can not thrash them past the ahrisnten'ns
object But the earessins touch OF iAas
hand may win them They are aroused aao
exaggerated already. Quiet their nerves WIZ
some touch 9. human feeling. some 'yiiAois
o. sympathy.
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southern Hospitality.

Chicago Standard
lis no US, to try st; we Northern s0,fs can
,s<sr become as genial and cordial and eSen-
bsar,sd as southern folks; It woule os IN
r,,rr,t We might be in the pesluoa OF sn'
good woman who asked the phaiosrHPaeF 70
hasten. after he told her TO look pleasant sns
,,nnesntly rsuaarklns that tie fnnFs ~
rather painful. There may, heHsfer. %
naturaI reason for the Southern EARS eni'A'-
ry-s. IS never IN great hurry he takes
,,ms 20 live; We Northern folks only expect 10
IIv. in the next world; we are driving az ca
,.tanes here vita stop wa'ch to keep tas
time.
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overawing "the Lower oiawses.r

S. Louis Post-plspatch
The voice OF militarism was never more
distinctly heard than when The German an
peror told the American naval attaehs At
Berlin that the best guarantee Of peace was
big armament. Germany has Kept the
neace OF Eureps tot twenty years BY keep
ing an enormous army. and the peace OF ne
world can be maintained II all the powers
Will nut great navtes on the sea. In ny
opinion" he added. as conclusion. that
would be the best peace conference: that
would safeguard tho worlds peace better
than any convention or treaty"
This is the logic OF force TIE appear u
TO fear. not to confidence: to the lowest mo
dive. not The highest. 1t IS essentially ~
dictionary since it Ignores the very main
spring or modern civilization. namely com
MERGE or what use are Industry and com
meree II the uront Is drawn away to san7oF
PARASITIC military establishments That y
what tho youaE nzar dwelt UPON IN his reNc'
reserlpt. He foresaw the breakdown ar
sought to preyen. the plunge into hanK
ruptev ny a reduction Of sFG'ies and nAY'es
Nnitarfsu, IS the buiwark OF privilege. ina
IL really the reason Why the German EN-
no-or stands no for It so ssogag. Tha'
I whv many Americans are irving TO tasteu
upon the Unlted states. 1t viii keep n
/ masges 10 order"
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Life .rotal Failure.

Dyersburg (Tenr.) HeraIa-
We never loved tree or flower but that the
rolling stone gathered no moss. Our JOKES
fall rat, stale and Improbable. while our
serious and sober efforts evoke the most en-
thusiastc outbursts of merriment. When we
EXPECT to split side We break heart. ana
when we would call UP the tender tears rom
the heart of pathos wild and woody outbursts
of laughter smite upon our delicate and sensi-
tive ear. When We try 10 preach sermon
we are mistaken for Jester and when We
seek to rival Josh Billings Talmage grows
Jealous
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xyny the riiipino. Fight.


HaFfofd NNunu'J IEIuts'
The rebels" in the Philippines pe'..
thought OF "assaiIing" our nag until We sen'
armed men 70 command them to submit sns0-
lately 10 our rule. and then tney gave y.
tLouths OF notice befers gun was nrea. hAa
We made any such demands upon the ounsas
as we made on them with far smaller 'usun-
eation) We should be sighting half . mi.i'oa
rebels' Inn th. island Of Cuba today. ~ :
Better TO stick to the plain facts While We are
talking about this business.
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ru,,., w.r ON McKinIey's Policy.

wsshington Tiuies 49,,
There mus, be somsthinE ssronser ,aaA
r..,. narty lie. In the incentive shiea
briggs Pinsree. Airsr and Burrows tose.A -.
p,nrr.. tried his bss, to defeat Burrows r'l
,...I.e,ton last winter and the vhois e0~s.
:. ~, w.,h,nrtcn government vas broaknI
:. mar 10 his behalf AiEss ana SaiI0.'
-. n.xn anything but friends TOR ss
"a ~ ,he.. three men come together upos
a common platform ana fof /, .sssssur.
pose. which Is 70 defeat w
rnior.ai sehemes
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Rovdie. at West Point.
Omaha world Herald.

Omaha WorId-HeraId.
review Of the actions OF few West
Pointers incline us to the belief that they are
much more adept in the persecution OF hebrew
and negro cadets than in the art OF being
gentlemen. The cadets who prosecuted
Hebrew comrade so merciessiy that ne was
forced TO resign should be severely punished.
they are unit to wear the uniform OF Uncle
Sam. unit to associate with gentlemen and
unworthy OF an education at the expense OF
the government.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27

puisory. The employer 10 required to hold
back part Of the amount earned to prevent
the workinsman from squanderins It. what
the workinsman gains N provision for old age
he loses in liberty. Meantime. the motive for
Individual thrift is largely removed Is this
conducive to the greatest good to the creates,
number!
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railway rar,.. and public officials.

The public conscience is becoming auiekenea
mar. and more TO the incongruity OF puosie
officials accepting OF such eourtesles, Such
meney-saylrg devices. such evidences OF oo'i-
cation. such pensions. as railway passes arc
aud the public conscience will. IN no ionk
time. let US hope. reach the point when II shai'
make It an ofense for any public Official 70
have pass OF any kind. Already this eohoi-
t,on has been reached in some States concern
ing legislators Speed the day when II shAh
hecame UNIVERSAL
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Cleveland Plain Dealer s..s.a 10
Man seems ds,erniHsd net - = 49, 4.
nature and that the pole win uinnssev 9
found few will doubt who h.vs rssa =. -
ord o. persistent endsavor ana s'os ~ $3.50
sa,.nse. Every explorer however un.ucs
-, ~. learned something By which NE
w, ,a,,o.ed hay. prontsd- Thsir sssn1ss-
va ~. cause 81 science make 49, ~
,u and the example q snsnsss ...,
$50 ana mighty obstacles ovsseess =
.n,ire,y lost upon The vesiA
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s,,n,,. when You Know How.

Indianapolis Journsi
The experience Of the United states N pei
.,,.sirv the cubans 10 accept their pay
,ssl,sbss beyond doub: the fact that ~ q.
aer 10 a.t a man to take money he hsa no'
ss,nsd All that is necessary Is 70 have NJ
~ rs,,snee ana continue otierinE Il 70 MI"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
FIXED the Blame ON Deity.

Cleveland Plain DeaIer'
IL rem aimed for a band ri New Eagiaha
seIectmen to decide that the Lightning stroke
which destroyed farm house and nun
bar OF cows. was due to ''the esrelessass4 q
the Lord" This se.ms 70 be an snufsp
orixi.a vay 81 niacias shs rsspensieiass'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
No Guarantee. Are Binding.

I-IltFINFB DIaFdtNH-
new party has beeh formed out In ONO
on the platform OF a personal guarantee by
its leader that the price Of wheat shall not De
less than 81 fo- the next six years Criticisms
that the guarantee may not be good are I'M
rertinent. other great politicians have made
guarantees heretofore and 1t is considered
in bad taste to refer to their nontulhllment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
Mi,fortune Crowding ON A.tor.

Indianapolis Sentinel.
william Waldorf Aston is In hard luck. he
has lost his country, been pronounced pore
Is Wales and nov Lady Randolph churchili,
to whom he was reported about TO be married
announces her engagement to another man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27

Minneapolis Journal
There have been numerous rumors flying
through the air since Marconi got his wire
less telegraphy working
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Pension. OF poubtful value.

4 -s'sle Courier-Journal
-s old age pension necessarily proceeds
a he idea that the employe Is too I'M
SAV Or too poorly paid 10 make any pro-
Tor his old age In the case OF well
nan or women the saving II made COM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27

Asehlsos olcbA -, - -
o.ssr half nvss. ~ = = 49,
ana out &C.,, Ks i.
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mcmphs, Commercial tDeFnJ' $500,
raty de clam 10 no doubt ue.s r.s 49,.
~, b. seems U hsvs ssssA strictly sA'~
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rhe SITUATION All Around.

The situation All AbouE"-
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Otis ..has the situation well In hand ana
Asuinalde has Otis well IN hand.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

According TO city ordinance, every
physician and midwife is required 10
repor, births coming under their charge,
within five days after birth. also sex,
name OF parents. street, ward, and other
authentic information. to the city health
officer. Physicians are also required &c
report deaths within IS hours, stating
cause thereof. name OF decedent. hour
sex. street. ward. and other authentic
information. Postal cards in blank vii
be furnished on application TO the IN
ders,gned. >. WooI.EY.
City Health Officer.
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Tea Demonstration.

Saturday, June ;, at Craney X Ryan g
grocery store. from 1920 u. III. to 5 p. IN
We extend you II cordial invitation to
call AT our store aud sample our Sioux
Chop. japan Ceylon. English Breakfast
aud Oolong teas. We have engaged II.
$. Grant Of Marilyou, lehman l. Co.,
Hloxo, Japan, who pack our teas. to be
here on that date and show you their
qualities in the cup. Everybody call.
Yours truly, CRANEY X RYAN.
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cake and ice cream were served with ex-
cellent dispatch, Landlord James and
wife throwing everything open for the
service and enjoyment OF the company.
The ladies realized $40 from tie enter
tainment and are consequently eiated.
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a.. nh.i..,e eore Cured.

Jas. q. Amhertof. Della, q. writes: l
had nm obstinate core on my face which
everything else failed to heal, after q
a~nnlication OF Banner Sslve it began to
heal and after three applications 1t was
entirely healed leaving no scar.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

A t~wo-s,ory. l6 by 81 house, II. lot
and stable Ii by Is. 4. new cisterm.
4. Il. Ham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

am prepared TO receive horses and
cattle for pasturage at the Jacobs farm
lake Madison. Pienty:of ROOM. goot
feed and plenty OF good water. .Alst
good shade. Usual rates.
CARL CHRIsTIANsoN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

Don't sacrifice your health by taking
something said to be the came "a Rocky
Mountain Tea. There is nothing made
that cures 20 quickly. 10 cents.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

J. A. Schear OF Sedxlis, Mo-, saved his
child from death by Group by us,pg One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures coughs.
coIos. pneumonia, Ia grippe and all
throat and lung troubles.
Cook 4 ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

Wauted-Agente to cell Admiral
Dewey's Iiie and Works by Murat
Haletesd; COO pages $l.JO: credit. freight,
outfit free. American Publishing
House. Chicago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

City residence lo,s Tor sale. sl5 TO $500
ELMER SHERIDAN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01
Oak fence posts for sale. j. F. DAL

am prepared TO furnish everything
IN the line az monuments. tombston-e.
etc. For fixing up Your cemetery lots.
leave orders at Fifth street. first door
west of city hall. X. W. DIEpRICK~oN.
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". NJ. Gallagher. Of Bryan. Pa. says:
"For forty years l have tried various
cough medicines. One Minute Cough
Cure is best OF ALL" II relieves instantly
and cures all throat and lung troubles.
Cook l. ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01
Asthma IL Worst Form Relieved

Miss Maud Dickens, Pareor. HANS.
writes: I suffered eight years with
asthma in its worst form. | had several
attacks during the last year and Was not
expected to live through them. l began
using Foley's Honey and Tar and II has
never failed to give immediate relief. |
recommend it t all those suffering With
asthma. % and soc.
FRANK SMITH.
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DAILY
sADisON. soUF0 DAKOTA.
reKSDAY. JUNE l. olS90.
THE CITY.
LOCAL BRrvlTlEs.


4" 60, tsx Is.
'orence Cotton wss an arrival
p'ck presented his wife with .
~ new piano today.
oarey, the grocer, presents .
'''sement 10 this issue.
'"errard OF the Childrena
'''Sed south 70 Sioux ralie.
"'er the loo cream socisl from
"orrow evening, at Mrs. Mon
"oy Ut Sioux Fails was q pas
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House for rent. j. r. DALI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-19

staWal sie silniejjszym. 4 dxisiaj Jest
Y sAtanie7zasjmowae sic jxnoNndssx4 pr4
CO. zsppofkalsm go parsdnillssssilnaiuIss1s
pessnIaf ioonliHihie, ze BfssPiotra .Gouaozo
oc iii y Ill " ycie. g ssssasss eE $3.50 Faa'ss u
sDlsssr fotrsa Gomods 4 10 ppo sh.dl B
Iztcz.inssE sswlaInoSci. dsI iliia,1la ma 'ssf krawa:
Pirzstekkon'eiiss isiisaE,oa t si, st 4, q Y
jecie. Me lest lekaratwo sptakarskle.
s~przedawane Jest ludowi wprost przez
Wsa6clclela. Dr. Peter Fahrney. 10
IL So. Hoyne = Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-19
w K~RoSUIENKU nad1Du-

W KRoSUIENKU nad1D u
ns,ciem " Y dniql -. IS zWrzeeAniai.
skonozyi sic vice, urzadzony przez
ks. sto]a1owsklego. roalewem xvi.
Me bylo stanu, ME by3o lnstytucyi,
przeciv ktorymby IS ks: stojeefow-
ski ME wystep'l. obur = 't'< olh '|'1q
stwo obali}o trybune kaznodzlei;
stoczy}o krwawa b6jke ze zwolen-
n,kami re worendowego szarlata ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-19
karm.'strseie,saby mkt n'esaabrai'
tego osobliwasego rodza1p azese-
Mat.

3IG6@%tE%4a$SNrGsSE& II ggS8&3~t3NI# ~S&sN@as58 ~ %@t
niat.
LW0W Miasto nasse BID d
aidownias llie.w, kie1 !. ggoiaoe1
mnanifestaoYi, kalzvyo4ajry q do o
datek stowa uwiadomia osby wateli
v. q. Q wniosku rady ninistr6w,
co do ulaskaw,enla ekakapitana
Dreyfusa, 9 q posp'eazTli nao
tYchmiast 2 wYrakep;em sxeggo
zachrYtu. " bozuieaaehs odby1Y
sic tTchT,ast dzlekczYnneznabo J
iehstwa pocsem dielegaci Kra-
kywsskiego ] z '.t,1.H uda'i sig
DO rfdakc CYL Slowa, azeby ma jej
fsce zto q ! tyo.en'a Z po"odu
ss,z,c,1zedll Eli rozxiaezara spraWy.
Przewodnicz2cY .peisatei delegacy1
zaznacsyi, 10 ulaskawien!e Drey.
fusa jest prawdzlwym tryum1em
zYdowetwa. jest to: zupeinle
obojetnem, CIV On winlen cay me-
winien =. chodzi tylko Q. to, aze-
by ME sledzia1 y krymlnale. b
jak siussnie rzek& m6wca
krymina} Jest nieprzvjemnYJ
chocbY by} ma KorsYce albo "
:WenecYl (oklaskl). w konou Wy
rail-: nadzle]s, ze i drugi meczer~
F O. N"% Eet - - =: ~
NIX, skazanY przes antysemit6w z
Kutnejhory na smierc = Hilsner
r6wniez ku wiekszemu tryun-<
fowl zydowskimu uwolniony, CN
bedz:e; M6wca zapewni}, ze "
tym kierunku liczY ma 1oparcie
Neue .fr. Presse i iej
siostrzenicy lwows]iel, siowa
Przyjecie y SioEie naoechowane
bY4o starozYdowska seydecznoscia:
Przyjec1e ME byto. 1ykwiotue. ale
obfite i zuretnie do gus,u PIP. de-
legat6w zast6sowane. Wieczorem
dom ~naftowY, przYbrsny we fl g ,
whence cebu!i, skqpat ST. " MORO
swiatfa re sxiec szabssowycf. W
oknach .bY}Y transparenty, pred"
stav iajace Z~wyciastwc Machabeur
STOW, JudYte il. Holofernesa, por~
trety kllku uczonYch talmudYst6w
/ cadYka Z S~adog6rv. Pred redak-
9~~niezl'czone tiumY w2nosi|y
gromsk;e okrzyk:: Mech -zyje
Dreyfus! Mech zyje Hilsner! Meet
lyle N. fr. Presst! Mech zy]e
Slowo Pol*kie! Zebrani W lukalu
redakcYjnym deleSa*i wyst6sowal
do prezydenta Loubeta L.. t::puja
ca depeszs: P;exYdent Loubet
Paryz. 2 przepe4nionego- ~za}oscls
serca wolamy: Wiwsjt Loubet
| Waldek-Rousseau j nasz. s}odk
Dreyfusl Hoch! Hochl Ellen
Wszystkie porz9due ludzie! K. x
x. redakcya Slowa!
GNIEZNO. - rfaGcie szew'
com, giyz niespodz,anie przYjdzz;:
kreska ma Malaysia! N W pewnee
tutelszej re%stauraoyi s1edzl &sizbi
m}odzik rezolutnY ,pracownik dobr.,
leez platnik. kiepski j ze swobod
zapi]a piwko " gronie prz7iac'o'
Wtem do tejze gospody wchod'
mistrz szewski, . z'baczywsz
swe1o llienta. przystepujac d
niego NOW: Jak to, bratku, t
~ ind hntv zdar{. a nia zan{aUl}(
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-19
W. Arkuszewie

GNIEZNO. w A%rkuszewie
przezwanem na Arkusdorf. m6wio-
no, - y s.kole pokutuje- Trzech
mlodYch parobozak6w poetanowsl!11too'
Ouch. poohwYo1d. Pedcsas Glenn
nego wiisczoru zaczali sic " pob'llii,~
zu i niezadiugo schwYtali - nar.
c.yciela, kt6ry chodzlf naokofo
.budynku. Potiuklis 60 niezle my"
sligo, te:to daohI Posvan;e DC
sqdbi, zapfacl1i kasdY apo 10 NIX q
xsry. pienieznsj.
tEtt 10y - 80, 3 t.SE ar ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-19

ZYd6w W Niemczech lyle
obecnie okolo 800 tyslecy, ME
lnczqc przechrzt6w i.mieszanych. W
Berlinie mleezka lch Oko{o 0.0OO,
Y Hamburger okoio 20 tyslecy.
srs "
Rosya wraz Z Flnlandyal Kt6lest-
wen Polsklem posiada 3,OoO,0p0
tyd6w, Austro-W egrry 100000
. tego poiowe sama Galicya, Ru-'
munla 10000, Francya bez
AlzacY, 10000, Anglia 10000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-19
CiekaweR r

WILNO. - Ciekawy "a
szed} fakt przy pomniku Mara~ie:
wa. ~wieszatela i kata Litwy' Pew@
nego poranku us}yszano przerasil~
W. wycie llcznYch psow sbleg}ych
pod pomnik wieszatela: Pollcya
zaozefa je rozpedsac, - ale wra-
cafy. natenozas .zebrano licznych
policyant6w Z nahajkam, ale i OF
ME zdolali .tps6w rozpedzic, gdyz
navet bite ~powraca{y zdala. WHY.
ma czesG tego satrspy- Bublioz-
nose. naturalnie m6wila sobie
IL te zale zawodza psY "a owYm:
wielkim bohaterem. TAX wlec
p,se gtcsy SHY pod niebiosy -
ale tylko, pod, a ME dslej- Poka~
cato sig potem, 10. prsYozYne DO
togo koncertu psiego by}o sadie
w,loze, jake nleznany hglarz zako
pal pod pomnikiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-19
OcalilQ .nalu zycie, .sJest on;

tOctalilo mn 1ycie. ,.Jest ono
Acknowledgement ciierr1scej ludzkosci''
powiada r VIM BBrazar, smieszkalacy
70. n 1872 przy ul. Harvard " Young-
stown, Ohio, Q ORA Piiotra Gomozo.
"Jedenz nasz}ch obywyteli leczony'
byl dlufszy czas prze1 doktor6w- Po-
fwiedrieI mue / ie= jest bardzo zubo-
lE;1a1a. Doszlo to do mel wiadomcsci, .
jja, pokladajac w1ele ufnoSci Y Ora
lPiotra Gomtozs, naml66va1iilem 60 do "a.
zyWania tego lessarstwa. Stopniowo