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New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

music acrobats melody adventurous travel and
eccentricity are all elements of the bill to-
afternoon. A biograph exhibition of Ha-
bulhghts and other sensational subjects will
be shown. John W. Ransone oJseph Bowling and
his company, in act play; Madge Fox singer;
Ward and Curran, Clemense, the Musical Kings,
Truly Shattuck Cook and Clinton, Richard Pitrot,
Charles Decamo, the Onris and Filson and Enrol
others TO appear.
The Rogers Brothers in Central Park continues
to draw good audiences TO the Victoria Theatre.
A special matinee will take place the afternoon
of Election Day.
For the coming week Mr.. Pastor has an excel
lent programme, which is long and varied, and in
cudes Cushman Holcombe and Curtis in The
New Teacher the Folly Trio. James H Manning
and Master Nelson Davis, in The Irish Pawn
broker; Rae and Brosche. the Brownings in "A
Merry Tramp; Miss Stella Tracey, Pierce and
Egbert. song illustrators; Miss Lotte West sy-
monds In Irish songs; Ed and Rolla White ath-
letes and bag punchers; Harry Thomson Ricci
and Chandler, in their Irish sketch. 'O'Brady 3
Election; Dalton and Dalton. Martin and Willis
Whiteley and Bell and the vitagraph.
Lockhart's trained elephants are at Proctor's s
Twenty-third Street Theatre for the coming week.
A singing and dancing speciality is given by SAM
Clara and Kitty Morton. and other numbers are
the st. Onge brothers. W. H. Murphy and Minnie
Allen the Clemence sisters. Lawrence Crane ma
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

not TIL after he had heard the quartets played
over repeatedly and had again and again revised
and corrected them with that indefatigable pains
taking characteristic Of his methods Of work that
he was willing publish them. It is related that
after they had appeared. Beethoven was told that
only the second and fourth had pleased the public
whereupon he exclaimed with great i'll humor
against the public taste in words that his biog-
rapher Thayer refuses TO print When one Of this
set shown by one Of his pupils Albrechts-
berger, the great authority OF the day on strict
composition, and at a former time Beethoven's s
teacher he asked Whose is the stuff?' When
tod IL was Beethoven. he said. Have nothing TO
do with him; he never learned anything and will
never do anything right" And yet these same six
ouartets were almost the starting point Of new
era in chamber music are recognized now as
among the most perfect in form and beautiful in
content OF Beethoven's earlier works and have
still an undisputed place among the masterpieces
OF the string quartet
Dvorak's quartet Op. 81 his second work In this
form, was published in ls79-within about a year
that is. after his music had first become widely
known in Germany. and had proclaimed the pres
ence OF genius with and unfamiliar mes
sage in music. He was then in the heyday OF his
Bohemian carnival Of nationasm. Like most Of
his other works OF that time, and many that he
has published since this quartet is full of the spirit
OF Bohemian folk tunes, and is written in the
musical idom native TO the composer This is
speciaIly evident IN the second movement
.'dumka" or elegy II is Of those forms for
which Dvorak has shown particular fondness
and out Of which ne has made a valuable addition
10 the structural elements OF the sonata In It. as
Mr. Hadow remarks, he has done little more than
borrow from the existing resources Of his coun-
trvuneu: he has taken nothing but the mould and
has used It for casting a different metal. The
andante Of this plangent utterance is twice inter-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

gician; the Budd brothers. acrobats; Drawee, Jug
gler; oscar SissOn and Ester Wallace and the
kalatechnoscope TO-day's continuous concert,
from l;SO 70 1O:45 p. has Papnta Henri trencn
smith and Fuller, the Mimic Four John ID. Gil
bert. Hugh Stanton and Florence MOdena and Har-
ris and Walters.
j. r. Dodson will make his vaudeville debut this
week at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre in his i'm
personation of Cardinal Richelieu. 1t was as the
Cardinal in Under the Red Robe that Mr.. Dod-
son made one of his successes. Billy clifford and
Maud Huth have been retained for second week
Other features are Al Shean and Charles L. War
ren, In QUO Vadis Upside Down; ; Marx sullivan.
monologist; Ida Van Sicken and her company, the
Mimic Four Smith and Fuller Lizzie and Winnie
DAILY ard Mile. Marjorie's dogs. To-days concert.
continuous from to 10 D. m, has Billy Chnord
ana Maud Huth, Harry Watson's company, sam,
Kitty and Clara Morton, the Brothers Damn the
St Onge Brothers and others.
Papnta will be this week at Proctors East
Fifty-eighth Street Palace Others are John e.
Rice and Sally Cohen In THE Honeymoon; Henri
French. cyclist and jugger; William Window and
the Blackstone Quartet, vocalists; Harrigan. the
tramp juggler; Lavender Richardson, Belle Hath
away's dog and monkey circus Marsh and Sartella
singers and dancers; Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Litchheld,
in Down Brook Farm Leon and Adeline. Jug
glers, and the kalatechnoscOpe- To-days continu-
concert. from to 10:45 p. m. Includes Nc
Intyre and Heath. the three Powers Brothers;
Cheridah Simpson, the Gilmore Sisters, Zazeil ana
Vernon and others.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
WEB Err
PLAN OS

Extract from letter of MAURICE GRAU d..s
London. June 4. 1900:
1T Is my wish' and that of the Opera Con.
pany' that the Weber Piano shall be used at q.
Opera House next season as heretofore m.
magnificent Concert tirands which you han
sent us have more than confirmed the irnn-.-
sion that IN tone quality power, and carrying
capacity the Weber has no superior IN -
world. The leading artists Of the ConD9nv bof
privately expressed 10 me their delight Z, -
instruments (bOth Grands and Uprgbts, -.
nished for their private use. and it Is the uno1,
nous verdict that for concert work. a VOL =
for accompanying the voice in singing tba
Weber Piano is unequalled."
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

Sir have a violin brought from Germany TO
America by an old musician. On the inside OF the
violin is pasted the following inscription. An
tonius Stradinruis Cremonenis. Faciebat. Ammo
l72l." The above is as It can be deci-
phered. it is very dim Kindly translate -
Has the violin any special value?
Litchfeld, Mich, Oct TO- 1900
IF your label were genuine it might indicate
Straduarius violin, and possibly one of value
but not one such label in ten thousand Is gen.
utne. Straduarius vlolins are scarcer than hens
teeth-imitations numerous as the sands.l
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

music on It's technical side simply because branInS
coward
club for the enjoyment of chamber music Is
forming to meet the houses of Mrs. J. W. Miller
and Mrs. ]. West Roosevelt Wednesday after
moons during the season of 1soO-'01 The music will
be played by the Morgan String Quartet, assisted
by Emil Paur and others
The fifteenth annual series Of three concerts of
chamber music by the Dannreuther String Quartet
will be given in the Fine Arts Building. No. 215
Der Is, January "a and March H. The club will be
assisted by Mrs. Gustav Dannreuther. Carl Herr
mann and Howard Brockway New works by
D'Ambrosio De wailly and Naprawnik an
nounced
Programme of the concert Of chamber music to
be given by the Kneisel Quartet. assisted by Mrs.
Katharine Fisk contralto. Wednesday evening
of this week in Association Hall. Brooklyn:
Songs:
''Vergeblches standchen'' - rr,br,s
''Mene Liebe ist Gr0n' e. s-~
~ Mr. Knesei.
Songs:
Tny T6y. RsspiPs sn5 5ay Eyes MaeDowoll
Love Is a Sickness Parker
concert IN Mendelssohn Hall November 10. with
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

rupted by a vivacious movement first in major,
the second time brought into closer relation with
the prevailing mood in minor. and closes thus.
The third movement is a romance, also freighted
with the spirit of Bohemian peasant song. The
sonata by Richard Strauss dates from the boyhood
years of the young Titan Of the orchestra, when
he still willing TO daily with the accredited
classical forms and produce sonatas, quartets and
a symphony
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Mrs Sarah Cowell lie Moyne's engagement In
1.-THE Greatest Thing in the World" at Wallacks
Theatre, continues The one-act play, The MO
ment of Death" by Israel Zangwin has been
added to the programme.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

1t is now announced that the company playing
Arizona" at the Herald Square Theatre Will re-
main in New-York all through the season Inc
fftieth performance has already been passed.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

the help Of the Kneisel Quartet......W Vests Seed
Time and Harvest will be sung at the South
Church this afternoon. Mime. Micucci, assisted
by Nine Gina Ciaparelli-Viafora. Bernard Begue,
Antonio Baggetto. William Rcc Ferdinando Rol-
lini and Carlo Rossini will give a in Men
delssohn Hall next Tuesday evening. .Enrico
Toselli Italian pianist, who will give concerts
in the United States beginning in January, is nine
teen years old and pupil of Sgambati and Mar
cutti...... William c. Carl has compiled thirty post
ludes for the organ and they have been published
by the Oliver Ditson Company ...... Carlos and
Nine. Sobrino will revisit America this season to
give joint recitals
Programme of a concerto to be given in the
Metropolitan Opera House this evening by sousa
and his band
Overture yt4 Carnival 11y R9mane, Berioz
0pTano so Hst2TE 3ce of f9sa
Grand scene The Knights of the Holy Grail"
Waltz 'Morgenbatter Johann Strauss
Nio5{5 Ns5s5 .oa Ia to The Se:5 Of
Scenes from La Boheme' Fuccni
Tonight the Kaltenborn Orchestra will give the
last concert but one of its series of Sunday even
ing entertainments at popular prices at the Her
aid Square Theatre. The singer tonight will be
Miss Ida Klein. The following programme will
be given
Hungarian Rhapsodie. No Lszt
Raot i iusuenots Meyerbeer
Aria from Daughter of the Regiment DoniTetti
Waltz, Vienna Blood ...........,.. st-auss
Overture, ''Freischutz' '.................. WabeT
Overture, "Semramde'' de''................... 9ossInj
songs Phils Secret SchIesnger
Miss Ida Klein.
String orchestra. Evening Song ....... Trsllor
Loves Dream After the Bar' .......... czibiiia
toHa +nlgJ Strauss
Two Hungarian dances. Brahms
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

The pianist Riser is giving series of historical
pianoforte recitals which far out of the ord-
nary rut to deserve attention here. The
concerts TO be given in Amsterdam Munich
Vienna. Berlin. Leipsic and Paris. They five
in number the first devoted to the clavecinists and
first composers for the panoforte. down to Bee
thoven; the second Beethoven; third, Schubert
Weber. Mendelssohn; fourth, schumann. Chopin;
fifth. Liszt. The first programme may serve as a
specimen
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

music on its technical side simply because Brahms
coward.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

The Mikado." by Gilbert and Sullivan. viii be
given bv the Metropolitan English Grand Opera
company for the week commencing Monday No
vennber 5 It will be presented with an all star
east with special matinee on Election Day, Tues
CAV November 6.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

During this week the Irving Place Theatre stock
company viii play Dreyer's Der Probekandidat.
In the cast arc Adolf Zimmerman as the cahul-
date; Hedwig Lange. Maria Eisenhut Meta Bung eI,
Johanna Cfaussen- Koch, Julius Ascher, Max
Haenseer Franz KIerschner. Otto Ottbert, jacques
Horwitz and Gustav Won Seynerttz
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

Les barricades mysterieuses"
lie rossgnol amour" .......
Les tours de passe-pesse'' .,.,.... Couperin
lie Tic-Toc-choc les mail
lotns'' s''............................J J
lie rappel des oiseaux' .Rameau
Fantasia, minor.
Two preludes and fugues. J & Racb
B fiat minor and major. -
Chromatic Fantasia and FugueJ
Chaconne, G major Handel
Rondo. b nat major r. bdSh
FANTASIA, MAJOR
Sonata, major. hOzaTL
The dates of the concerts OF classical music to
be given by Sam Frankie under the management
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

Last year at the Murray Hill Theatre the stock
company revived "As You Like It, ana the piaS
.eor,od 70 tva oreat satisfaction to the frequent
ers of that house. Encouraged by this ract' MT.
DonneIly will offer Romeo and juliet TOT lhis
week
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

Tomorrow night begins the second month OF
Lost River at the Fourteenth Street Theatre,
where Artbur's new drama has made success.
Not since the days Of The Old Homestead" and
''Biue Jeans has this theatre held such large
audiences.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
8F8RE ElRhEasal..
w PUCKU,
PUNXsUTAWNEY PA.
(poczta Thorson s. d.

(p0czta ThOrsOn s. d.
b1,sko kosciola zalozyl Kodak
nasz T.. A. DOLNY
generally store farmerskl. W
kt6rym sprzedaje rozmaity too
war, potrzebny farmero1n.
Placle MONA produktami
farmerskiemi jako to mas
lem, 1ajami t. p.
Uprasza Szano"na ?ubli-
cznosG Polska z okolicy
Thorson i Waubay Q poparcie,
przyrzexaj9c jej s]uzy6 dobrym
towarem, taniemi cenami oraz
waga miara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
czesni6 KrMi

Ludzkl system talk iak do.
mowy p,trzebuje odnow'en'a Q. tel
pore roku nby bye v stsnte wy
,ugowaG nice zystosG 2 k.wi j
wmocnl6 u bezpieczyG przeciw
cl,orobom " przcciagu roku.
W ostutnich riieclu Iatacll "
|kaidsj probe uczynionej : Wiel
ks. Bl ooks lck.Estwem, lekko
mok,a wykaxac jsgo w~ykszosc
mad wszvstkis lime lckarstwa ma
krew, ME pytajac hie .lak cieIkol
|Jak Huggo choroba trwaia. Jezeli
jake inne Iek:fstwo mis- pomoze.
mcJe ,leknrstwo z;weze spredko wye
leczy kaS5q chorobe. ktdra pocho~
dzi 20 krwi B.rdzo ma}o
le slS zapevnla ~wYleczonio
ciezkich szastarzu}ycb chor6o po-
c~i'od<acych ze krwi tax, jpk
Wiel Brooks lekarstwa i z;rlne.
mic a,noga dat TAX niezaprzeczo-
nego 6wi"deetsa zaslug,. Mole
%iokarstwo ME jest jedylio wzmav..-
snlajace ale vyicczalne. Loin.rstwo
to pr1ecaod.i do siedliska kazdej
choroby rochodzacej re krwi j
.wyrzuca tracizue 2 systemu. M,je
iekarstwo wyrznce kakdy trop
zarazyi uvaInIa system Cd nlej ma
Zuwsze.
=,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

niedzy wydafem Mt kompanie lekar-
Bkie, a i diugi czas by}em W szplta-
lu. Pan jednak odrazu rozpozna}es
moja chorobe, a panskie leki "a diva
miesiece aprzywr6ci1y mi zdrowie.
z bratnim szacunkiem,\
WASYL HRICH.
Detroit, Mich, l3 sierpnia, 1900.
Professor Collins " New Yorku.
WielmoznY PANEL
Panska s}awa szeroka fal2 ptynie
pc swiecie, lecs gdyby kr6lowle i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
Z ~ saacuda

x CzlyalsaiIaclyuda III SW,li1eeCyiie
r ytanet - atawiajR lndzie, ktdrzy, REQ MONA. cudoVnym ssposohaaa IS
1ohatf yleezeuix w zicznyoh kioichord.@s 1@M aHas
ME. BYIY5.ID GUDAi,##LECZ TYLK0 UMIEJEETNOSesaaaA
aKto Nlefpi ID Iakakol1aek chorobe q chceB sic z niej Wyleczy6 IktOS
ohsee przyNnoddc sobss nadVerezone zdrowie,s size rzezkost, niechaj uwasa
szne przeczytatych knka Wierszy. # A
.@CZY SLYSZEIISCIE JUL NIECO O. PRDFESORZE COLLINS
ZapraWde, re tai. poneWazj ego sIaWa j gfosne ine znane SO 81 ca
lynn swecie. Studyowaf on wnle5 nietylko ma slawnych europejskich me-
ma dosWiadczeniach q doakonaiia sic y lekarskiej unieetnosci szybko, Pc
nlewaz przyrodas obdarzyla go nadzwyczajna zdolnosca, bysMyn rozasM5
mema nadto wielkim talentem. - .8#8 .#IM
DIS jest professor Collins alaWnym na cafyym swiecie . ME tylko IVY
czajni ludzie udaja SIG do niego Q pomoc ma Wypadek choroby, ael naj-M
lepsi lekarze uoiekaja sic do niego zproSbe 9 radei Wyswietlenie, jezeiizzss
ME NIGGA zrozumec jakiego5 przebiegu slabobi. -
suia1o twiadzd MONA, ae kogo on ME wyleesy, tema jaz mkt g
5wede ME przywr6ci zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
1n.1ee6stni & Zac "a h6d'
s| ~ 1lI5procent faniel
~ Paul ssMMmneapolis,
MONA dostaG do kup;ania tania.

R'apl ssMInnea,p III
annosna.dostac % kup:enia TAME
.,yl,ssy d rslsltish osltas
Ml[iinnesocie, Man,tobie PoIuocnejjj
Dakoele, MNontanie, Westinghouse,
] oregsqqn'e IA stacYch Cd agento~,
koIei Northern Pacific 70 25
eentow tan1ei, an'zeli wyncssi cena
.zzw.yczsjjna. Jednakze take tanie
tyk'et s''. sprzedaWane bsda tylko '
nnastepujjacych dniach'
Lis,opada 8, la, 90 il7-1eoo
Lutego Il, 10, j % ~ 1901
Marca 5 70. 195i 26 = 1901
Kwistnla 2. 9, Is, %. 90 1901
Tyk,etY dobry do powrotu v
ciagu 20 dni, lecz mogs bye prze~
diuzone do dn1 30.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

So f. :rgEf~|a E.HEt #EE&EgH" r."
Siedmdziesistlatw zdrowiu. TAX
'dlugo powinno trwat dobrze spedzone
ziyycie. Me wszyscy mszeuy ayt do TAX
poles.lego w;eku, leeA mozeny 7y9
dlu1ej, jezeli : rszsadkitm bsdziemy
przest1zesal5 n.szeso codz'enneso adro-
VIA. Tvle prawie ludzi umiera coroczniis
. powodn Hierozsadnegs ~leczenia sre, lie
Cd zaniedbsnie zjrowia.
Wybierajsc wlasclwe ,lekarstws d..
naszego wyciciczonego ] z%nuioneggo ~
stema, powinn su.y wybrat take lekar-
stwo, kt66re dsisla wprost ma rlya na-
szego zlycia, ma kew:
ORA Piotra Gomozo wytrwslo pr6he
p1snszlo sto )st j mi.lo jjak najlepsazass
povodzsnie. Me est ie ~rodaiecalatY
bittes, ale lekAsstwo M o~czyszczenie
krwi i w%zmocn,snie, Me sp:zsdsjja 81
saptekarae, Gle tylko mie::scovI agrpci.
|Nspi.zycls % Dfs Peter Fasrseyy. ~ ~:
III So Hff.syrn. Ave, .Ct,ttiic.go III.
%-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

Wl316m. TIZGZ .
lat znosi{em cho-
robe: Jeden lekarz
utrzymywa} re
mann jadra ME-
zdrowe, drugi, re
mlesnie stwardnla-
~, trzeci,, re pc
cherz a " ME-
~porzadku i tax d.
Wielka sumo pie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

Professor Collins przeWodnczy ]ekarzom VI Moratorium
Tento zreczny a sfawny lekarz zalo5yl lekarski lnstytn1 pod inlenien
The Professor Collins New York Medical Institute" ), 40 West 81 utica
W New Yorku, ably tenn 4atwiej m6g} spieszy6 z ponaocg cIerpiaeeJ
ludzkosci. @# G%H A. .#
W instytucie tym zosta4o juz tysiace a tyslace wyteczonyoh 2 niedzy
tymi setki S}owiak6w Polak6w.
z powodn braku miejsca podamy tn tylko niekt6re kr6tke listy.s
zaSfnpuiace n q Wzmianke. - 8M#&N@ &r#@gE &@#z@F#####3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

dow i pokaleczylem sic ciezko: Mia
lem .wzruszone kosci1 ciezko sig
skaleczy4em, a lekarze, kt6rzy mic
leczyli mic robili mi nadzIel wyle-
czen,a. Pan jednak mic zupe4nie
uzdrowi4. Zaluie tylko, z !, ME jestem
v stanie godnie to Panu odp3aclc.
Ma wieki Paul wdzieczny,
JAN PlLARSK1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

dzeMe mle oa leA
kich bolesc;. Ciers
pla}am szalone b0-
le W miesnlaeh,
kluko mie " boku
i krzyaach. Achl
clerpia-
lam. Radz,}am sic
u wletu lekarzow
W krajn. ieczyH
- -Ls. - t.H. II lrEff 49, = -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
Sztywne lub przesilone musz

sztywne lub przesilone musz-
kuly wnct naprowr6t odzyskujaa
si1e, e~lastycznoSt, jezeli sic je ma
.oiera severy olejkiem sw. Gotha-
ia. Dzia}a on przeciw vszelki kin
opuchlicnom, bolom reumatycznym
i wszelkim innym, czesto "a jedncm
natarciem. Cena scot.
90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

6Wl2ta Zna-
Ii g4eboka Pahska
wiedze %zaprawde
ME daliby Panu le-
czyG biednych lu-
dzi, lecz zatrzyma-
liby Pana ola sic
bic. ia mia}em to
n~ieszczescie re
spadfem re scho-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
Pittsburg, Pa. Kwict. l9C

Pittsburg, Pa, 9 Kwiot. 1900
Ja dziekuje ii harizo piqknie
Wiel. ksis3e Brooks "a twojo le-
karstwa. ktoro W przec,agu lode
nego m'csiaca mnie wy!eczyty, i
teraz 1cstem catis;cm ~wyIeczony.
ia uaawatem sic do r66Inych dok-
tor6w uzywa}em rozmaite lekar-
zadne 'n.ie nj. wylocxylo
i p.zeszfo rok cierpi Stem bardz x
~iele na ;nicstr,wnosG, ale pc ui,-
ciu 4 butelek Wielebpego ks.
Brooks iekarsIwa zosta{em wyle-
'czony. Ja wan posyfam 4 mark
i mosze mi przystac obraz na
pamiaL:ze.
u szacunEiem.
4. M%ieckowzki 22l9 Tustin Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

; Scranton, Pa, 5 lipca, 1900.
Wielmozny Profesorze Collins, sle-
Sauna ME wien, jak nam Wyggfoo-
sic Panu ma podzieke, "a osWobo-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

Youngstown, O. l wrzesnia, 1900,
Panic Profesorze Coll;ns'ie!
Posylam Panu swoja fotografe,
abys Pan zobaczyl, re juz wyzdro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
w TYhOCINIE " gutberni,

w TYnOCINIE " guberni'
plooki-i ma bTt odnowionY pray
zwoleniem rzadu pomnlk hetmana
polskisgo Stefana Gear n'eckiego,
stoi'iiqcy " Rynku;. Koszta poniekc
chca@ mieszkancy miasta. .R Rad
m,ejjska przyczynl sig z:naczoym
da,k,em. Tax s,e dz,eje pod "a
,boeem +, reossy5sk,m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
SZCZERA, PRAWDA.

Kamilio, mus;sz sig ubierad
:nieco wykwitniej.
= AleS, Henryku, doplero co
~zaleca}es mi oszczednosc!
TAX, ale odkad zacze'as sic
ub,ecac oszczedn1ej mkt mi ME
chce p~ozvczys ami grosza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
Polska pod Moskalem

czu0 brak baplan6w ka~tollckich.
Sprawl ia ME jest nova. DO ju2
" r. 1878 narzekano ia brak ka-
Epian6w, obecn,e atoll jes. daleko
porzej pod tym wzgledem, M by
10 wtedy. Wowczas mp, jak to
widsG z rtubbfycel dyecezalnYcb, "
dYecezyls sando lllrskiejj naty5Qlo00
ketoIikdw bylo soQfbez mats .ks'e-'
~, zaietYch 20 p%araf'ach, ME mo-
Wac o zakonnlkaul,, czyli, ze ie-
p%rzypAdat mnie] wiecei
1850 dusz, obecnie W tejze
ma 75o 900 katolik6w jest
ks,ety swleck,ch 81, zakonnikow
3. razem $50. Gdy z tel Iiczby
odeim,emy profesordw seminary
UNI, urzednik6w k]onsYstorza, pre-.
fektow ez&o}, kap}anow wieko-
wych, schoro"anych i nlazdolnych
do piracy, pozostanie naJwYzej 26O
ksiezY ma $50 200 w,ernych, cyl,
jeden kap}an jes:: zmuszony obsfu~
2 CORA $1,000 wlernYch! Pra-
ca mad tasa liczba dusz, Jsze)l ME
by3 mechanlcznem tYlko spy
jak to m6wia. obowi4z-
k6w, jul prawie przechodzi silly
jednego zdrowego j miodego ksis-
dza. Ma ra1ie zas ME ma wldokow,
%atosunki to rychto zmienlly
sig ia 1epsze:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
SLASH.

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oo'
le' -
pomaeao'e v pa'ee'"eS' "
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Sa'a
go .,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
zANADTo DoBRoC1.

- = S-.R&-& q
Pred sadem s1awa z}oczynca,
kt6ry przekupionY "a 5 dolar6w,
zabi. cz4o wieka. PJ udowodnienlu
obz,lowanemu why, .odzywasi: dc
ni.go sedzia.: .,Ale jake mogFes ga
marne 5 dolas6w daG sig ::nam6wiG
do takiej zbrodni?' ,xAuo, w1dzi
przesw1etny ssd2ia, odpoNi1da
zbrodn'a'z, : to TAI 0ywa' gdy
cztek zanadto dobre ma serce!' =
GOT0W DO WsZYsTKIEGO.
Zebrak. Prose- W,elmoznego
Pana o 10 cent6w Ia whlske.
Pan. c.? rs whiske? A co "a
bsxozelnosc! Ruszaj :sobie hultaju
- sastuguiesz ma tznblerice!
Zsb:ak. Ano dobrze, ale "
tak,m raz,e prosse o 10 cen,dw ma
powr6z.
-a.aar.= - .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
+. Miccl<owski 22i9 Tustin Ill.
"Oil City Pa.

:. vi C1Iy. ta,
il pi>ze do Cicbio Wbny ks.
Brooks. ze tweje lesarstwa otrzy~t
male,r, za ktore eli ~seydccznic dsie-
kuje. IL mi pomogto bardzc wiele.:
MIN roxpoczaiem uzywac vase
|ekarstwo, cierpiatem ma reuma-
.tyzm hol byt cos okrop'ego, ale
teraz jcstem cafxiem zds6w.
Wincenty Formal, - E,,lar st
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

2 Pesztu, lecz ~wszystko bez skutrtkn1.
Mysla4am, re Juz ME bede~ uleczon2,
ale przyszediszy "a synem do#Ame,
ryki, Il porada druglch, udaiam sig
o pomoc do Pana. Lekarstwa, ktofe
mi pan diva razy z%asFa}, epraWliy
ten cudowny skutek, zem dzl& DIE
XII Bogu - zdrowa.
Z podzleka i szacunkien.
MARYA KOREsZkA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15

a dis Bogu dziekujje,.
sic do Was udaiam. Vase lekl
usunely bolc, a dis iestem tlusta1
zdrowa i silna. a ludzic moW12, ze q
10 lat odmkodnlaiam,
/. aZpleknym pozdrowjeaiem. .
ANNA KCVACIK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-15
Pccahontas, W. Va. 6 naja, 1900:
Kochanv Pan1a Pr0feSG r7e

udaWafam SIC dc
d%oktor6W, Gle be5
skutEu, 30 q ME
mosh ~rozrognac
~ciioroby. lady
mdwil inaezej. By
lam juz IA smierc
przygotowana. A.
lie " koncu chcia-
m iasznyn raE
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-01-16
judged by it and abide the con-
sequences. Very respectfully yours,
EDGAR WILSON.


On Tuesday the Tribune pub.
lshed statement that Prest. ]. NJ.
Tanner of A. G. had resigned.
The report however, turned out to
be absolutely without foundation.
When seen yesterday Mr.. Tanner
very positively denied having ten
dered his resignation, and branded
the Tribunes story as a fabrication.
He did not state what his inten-
tions are in that regard, but from
other sources, quite reliable we learn
that Mr.. Tanner will probably re-
sign when the board of trustees
meets again. He will not do so be-
fore that time it is said, for this
reason.-Logan journal.