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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
SUMMER DETAIL,
Orders Issued At The United States Naval
Academy.

Orders Issued At The United States Naval
Academy.
The following order was issued at the
Naval Academy yesterday by the Super
intendent, setting forth the officers detail
edsfor summer duty at that institution
Senior Assistant to Commandant of
Cadets-Lieutenant-C Commander Benson
Aid to Superintendent and in Charge
OF Ships-Lieutenant Eberle.
Officers in Charge Detail-June
IL to August 6-Lieut. Ziegemeier, Lieut..
Cluverius Second Detail--August 10
September 3o--Lieut. Hough, Lieut.. Kali
bach.
Academic Duty of Can
didates--Mathemati Hendrick-
son. Prof. S. J. Brown, Prof. w. w.
Johnson. English--Lieut. Com. Parker
Prof. A. N. Brown. Prot. Willing.
September Instruction - Prof. S. ].
Brown, Prof. w. w. johnson, Professor
Marion. Professor DesGarennes.
Special Duty - Engineering Duty -
Lieut.. Commander Eididge, Lieut.. Com
mander Beg, Lieutenant Kinkaid.
Mdical Officers - Medical Inspecto.
Derr, Surgeon Mccormick, Assistan
Surgeon Murphy.
Buildings and Grounds--Prof. Dodge
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
ANNAPOLIS, MD, THURSDAY. JUNE 13 1901
GRADUATING EXERCISES
The Preparatory School of St. Johns Col
Officers of The Glass
Glass Roll.


The graduating exercises OF the Pre-
paraiory School of St. Johns College
will take place tomorrow morning at
10. 90 o'clock in Mcdowell Hall. After
an address by the president OF the class,
H. b. Wilmer, the prize essay will be
read. Music will follow, and there will
be the following competition for the prize
defamation /:
Defamation" Future of America.
]. K. Pennell.
Declamation-"The Foolish Boy
B. Carter.
Defamation THE Employment of the
Indian in the American War.
II. Messenger.
Defamation" Horatius at the Bridge,
T. A. SymingIon.
Declamation-"Th Future of the Phil
ippines, n. b. Wilmer
Declama,ion-"Th Conflict With Rod
erick and Lee. ID. Walton
Declamation-"The Growth of the Uni
ted States, A. b. Cecil.
Declamaiion-"Ban of the Union.
II. p. Graham.
The Rev. c. Ernest Smith. ID. D.. of
Baltimore, will deliver the address 10 the
graduating class. after which diplomas
will be conferred, and certificates and
prizes awarded. The following are the
class officers n. b. Wilmer. president;
T. A. Syming,on. vice-president; M. G.
Raisin. secretary;J. M. Green. treasurer.
The following is the class roll Ralph
Bowen. Bernard Carter. Arthur b. Cecil.
Charles E. Chance. John Chaney. Eu-
gene Combs, George w. Cromwell, Mar
TIN b. Davis, Edmond P. Duvai, VIM.
Z. Feldmeyer. Edward NJ. Gille,t, Harry
p. Graham, Paul Marion, Horace Mes
senger, M. Keith Neville. Joseph X.
Pennell, Armine W. Smith. George F.
Smith, John A. Tarber, Edgar A. Vey,
Duncan Walton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
Decision Reversed,

The case of Brashears, executor. VS..
Orme ct al, was reversed, Judge Boyd
delivering the opinion OF the Court. 1t
vas an appeal from the rulings OF the
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
on issues sent from the Orphans Court
as to the testamentary capacity of Thom-
as p. Orme. There were a number of
exceptions taken. but the case was re-
versed because the Court below had per-
mitted the question to be asked of two
witnesses as 20 their opinion as 10 wheth-
er the testator was competent to make a
valid deed or contract without designa-
ting any time to which the question ap-
piled. 1t was also held that one OF the
witnesses, who was not an expert, had
not shown himself to be competent wit
ness to express an opinion on the subject
as such witnesses can only give theil
opinions after stating the facts upon
which they are based and there was
nothing in the facts stated by that wit
ness which qualified him to express an
opinion on this subject.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
PRICE ONE GENT,
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.
COL. LUTHER H GADD FOR MAYOR.
James W, Owens For Counsellor Six AL
dermen Nominated-Two From
Zach Ward of The CITY.

The Democratic City Convention met
at noon today in the Council Chamber
all the delegates elected at the primaries
being present. The convention was call
ed to order by Jerry L. Smith, city execu-
tive committeeman of the Second ward.
James X. Brsshears was chosen chair
man of the convention. ane John r.
Strange, secretary. A committee on
credentials of the Third ward reported
that ID. ID. Woodward and w. II. Cas-
saway had been substituted in place OF
Arthur Basil and John L. Beall. respect
lively. who were not able to attend.
There being no contesting delegates.
the chair stated that nominations for
Mayor and City Counsellor and two
Aldermen from each ward were in order.
EMr. James T. Small nominated Luther
II. Gadd for Mayor.
w. NJ. Brady nominated James w.
Owens for City Counsellor. Mr.. A. +.
Brady was also put in nomination TOR
Counsellor. but being present. asked TO
have his name Withdrawn.
William p. Killman nominated George
X. TYdidgs and John I. +. Hyde for
aldermen of the First ward.
George +. Quaid nominated William
F. Williams and DIR. Frank II. Thomp-
son for aldermen Of the Second ward
James T. Small nominated w. Frank
Basil and William Curry for aldermen
of the Third ward.
The nominations being closed. it was
moved that the nominations be made
unanimous. which was carried.
The chair appointed the following COM
mittee to notify the candidates OF their
nomination: John H Bright. Samuel
K. Brewer and Ernest N. Brock.
The following were appointed city ex-
ecutive committee OF the several wards:
First ward, John X. Strange; Second
ward, James K. Brashears; Third ward.
John L. Beall.
The convention having completed its
work and there being no further business
before it, on motion it was adjourned.
subject to the call OF the chairman.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
alt is with a good deal Of pleasure an

at is with a good deal of pleasure and
satisfaction that / recommend Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarhoea
Remedy" says Druggist A. w. Sawtelle
of Hartford, Conn. "A lady customer.
seeiLg the remedy exposed for sale on
my show case. said to me; I really be-
lieve that medicine saved my life the pas,
summer while at the shore, and she be-
came so enthusiastic over its merits that !
at once made up my mind to recommend
it in the future. Recently a gentleman
came into my store so overcome with
collie pains that he sank at once to the
floor. | gave him dose Of this remedy
which helped him. repeated the dose
and in fifteen minutes he LETT my store
smilingly informing me that he felt as
well as ever Sold by Feldmeyer Bros,
City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13

Biliousness is condition characterized
by disturbance of the digestive organs.
The stomach is debilitated. the liver tor.
pid. the bowels constipated.
There is a loatbing OF food, pain:
in the bowels, dizziness, coated tongue
and vomiting, first of the undigest-
ed or partly digested food and then o
bile. Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets allay the disturbances of the
stomach and create a healthy appetite
They also tone ~ The liver to a healthy
action and -SRuls.e the bowels. Try
them and Yo9 are certain to be much
pleased WI the result. For sale BY
FeldmeYer Bros, City Drug Store
Try the new remedy for costiveness
Chamberlain S Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Every box guaranteed. Price
25 cents. For sale by Feldmeyer Bros
City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
Tot Causes Night Alarm.

lone night my brothers. baby was
taken with Group" writes Mrs. J. {.
Snider, of Crittenden, KY, "it seemed
it would strangle before we could get a
doctor. so we gave it DIR. Kings New
Discovery, which gave quick relief and
permanently cured it. We always keep
it in the house to protect our children
from Group and Whooping Cough. 1t
cured me OF chronic bronchial trouble
that no other remedy would relieve.
lnfallible for Coughs. Colds, Throat and
Lung troubles. soc. and SI.oo. Trial
bottles free at Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
ORATORICAL CONTEST.
Junior Glass of St. Johns College Pro
gramme For Tonight's Exercises
at Mcdowell Hall.

gramme For Tonight's Exercises
at Mcdowell Hall.
The oratorical contest OF the junior
class OF ST. Johns College will take place
this evening at o'clock in Mcdowell
Hall. The Judges OF the contest will be
the Hon. Robert Moss, Prof. Z. ID. Pu-
sey and James NJ. Munroe, Esq. The
following is the programme
Music. c......... Mandolin Club
1. Oration-"IncTease OF the Army.
Mr.. l.. Seth, Whitman, Md.
2 Oration-"Webster's Speech on the
Union.
Mr.. E. Hutchins, Barstowe. Md.
Song. g.........M Mrs. K, ID. Pusey
4. Oration-"The Republics Duty"
Mr.. d. w. Burroughs,
Tompkinsville, Md.
d. Otation-" Should the Islands Lie Un-
der The Shelter OF Our Flag.
Mr.. w. Fait. Baltimore, Md.
Song Miss A. Walton.
). Oration-"Rienzi to the Romans.
Mr.. A. Randall. Annapolis, Md.
s. Oration-"Character OF Napoleon.
Mr.. r. b. Spencer. Annapolis, Md.
Song g........ Mrs. (. ID. Pusey
? Oration-"E Emmet's Last Speech.
MIR. w. o. Spates.
Edwards Ferry, Md.
s. Oration-"B Byron's Apostrophe to The
Ocean, Mr.. A. w. Bradford,
Bel Air. Md.
Music c........ Mandolin Club
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Frank Butler Outs His Throat With Pen.
knife,

Frank Butler a young colored man
died at IL. 80 last night OF strangulation
and internal hemorrhage. the result OF
having cut his throat with small pearl
handle penknife. He stopped at the
house of friend named "Snake" John
son, on East street about 10 80 last
night, and requested a drink OF water
and went into the back yard for it. A
few moments aiterward the family of
Johnson heard groans coming from the
yard, and upon investigation discovered
that 1t was Butler, with his throat cut
from ear to ear. DIR. w. Clement Claude
was summoned and found that Butler
had made very deep wound about 5 or
8 inches long. The larynx was COM
pletely severed. DR.. Claude dressed the
wound and sewed it up, it requiring near
ly 40 stitches. After the doctor had
finished, Butler was taken to the home
of his mother, on Gloucester street, and
on the arrival there was able to walk
from the carriage up the steps into the
house. He was put to bed. and given
every attention. but at halt past eleven
he sat up in bed, coughed and fell back
dead. Butler is about SO years of age,
and married. although separated from
his wife who is living at Atlantic City.
She was telegraphed for. The deceased
had been drinking heavily for some days
past. He was the son of the late VIM.
II. Butler, a highly respected colored
citizen, and the first colored Alderman of
this City
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
Reunion of Alumni.

The class of St. Johns College which
graduated in 1899 had reunion and
banquet at the Maryland Hotel last
night. All the class. with one or two
exceptions, was present. as follow F
+. Bohanan. T. A Collision. F. w.
Evans, P. d. Lyons. w. L. Mayo. r.
p. Melvin, E. H. Mullan. d. H. Nichols,
and !. s. Stranorn. One member oi
the class, Henry Gordon Douglas. its
president, died in April. 1900. A de
iightfull evening was enjoped.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
Glass Standing.

The following is the standing of the
graduating class of St. Johns College :
/, o. b. Coblentz. first honor, Middle
town. Md; 2, w. J. Wiley. second hon
ors, Morristown. Md. 3, John K. Caulk,
Easton, Md. 4, Andrew H. Krug, Bal
timore, Md. 5. Richard G. Roberts, Bal
timore. Md; 6. K. Clarke Fountaine,
Pocomoke City, Md 7. NJ. NJ. Worth
ington. Belair. Md. 8, J. p. Briscoe, Jr.,
Prince Frederick, Md; 9. Franklin G..
Wisner, Beckleysville. Md; 10, John G..
Wells, Hampstead, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
Last Nights Fire.

A house on Washington street occu-
pied by a colored family, caught FIRE
last night from defective chimney. An
alarm was sounded and the fire CON-
panies quickly responded, but the fire
was extinguished without the use of FIRE
apparatus.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
NOTICE.

With change OF schedule taking effect
Iune II 9Th the S.32 a. m. train leaving
Annapolis viii be Withdrawn and also
the train that arrives at Annapolis at
10 X m. SHELLMAS b. BROWN,
6. 7. & F. A.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
Gave Himself Up.

George Douglas. colored. charged
with assault on Eugene Galloway. color
ed, gave himself up to magistrate Hatch.
OF Eastport, and was not arrested by
officer George Duvall, as previously
stated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-13
WEST END GROVE.
Ball Each Thursday Evening Other At

fractions.
At West End Grove, there will be a
grand ball on Thursday evening June
-. There are many new attractions
including a shooting gallery, the
Coon Knock Out and other amuse-
ments. under the management OF Mr..
Shoemaker. Baltimore. Prof. Schreyer' s
string band will furnish music on the
above evening. Special music by cornet
soloist Everybody invited TO come.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03
'Cickawe Rzeczy.

HAMBURG. Tysiace okre-
tow ginie rekrocznie ma wszyst-
kich morzach swiata, mimo wiel
kiej JUL dek}adno6ci " budowaniu
tychze. Na;wiecej ginie W g}ebi~
mach morskich okretdw zaglowych
Bardzo czesto zdarza sic. re SIG
jeden z drugim zderzy, czego pam
cerniki nawst unikna6s ME moga i
jeden Z nich zwykle idzie na dino
morskie. To tei niesfychanie wiel-
kie skarby spoczyw.ja M anie
%wszystkich m6rz " swlecie. w:
Hamburger obliczono, ze tylko W
pazdzieruiku zaginelo 1875 okre-
tow 49, z niemieckich jeden paro-
vice i jedena6cie zaglowych. lie
Dieznsnych " tym samvm miesiacu
u~tone}o, Mkt obliczy6 }atwo ME
zdo}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03
Ksi9zki powiesciioWe
Place : narzekanie Ojc6p SIS. osyli
S'edm Ksiag Mojzesza. IS OF

=saa
H0cz 7sarzekanie .Oc0u SIS. c5yf
S'edm Ksiag Moizesza. So q
DBL 800,
es:''u t.sssnya 9 uerpsssoeJ Hese ssl
30. oo.oe Alo1e Anton'ussa . &C.
sonol. 1csrosgodn, L.x.s hads.H
= dwo,n n6sa,.. 49,
n,elor.vmn;so -;.t;a ..sn;...s
oed.o c;.cn
sila. Osna............ Is o.
H;sorvn . .--z~.h..,: lAcn.,o.s
o6ros kr6la : N..ooIu 49,
trre = hrs b,n %
Mxorua . ..1aoa~,n -
I,xvnie. = -,
n....
do '.s1nui.osi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
prev.l..n,n "a xm,.,f L.S..
w'cxa; D~yoklecyana l wybawfs
nin g. .i:dniu ray prses medF-g
CIV: "JoSnae aowe pop raWl0o0aIs
osn.-:va-
"a !O.Fps5'0ta czyi Sovisdtzale
sfynnY swego csasu trefn,6;; ::eeos
1lels a~antufy. P"w'es6 k -,
m,o1"a NJ rosr'~ 70 czTte'nikowy.,ss
yoan:7 move. 7popra~ 'one, -
n;si AZ t..e" Jena asrs
N a. 9
1H Gee Dz.e,o'co z Brodq, cEVlt
cylul'k 1oa Prsygody Der
ta.na Aamku. Nadzwycsaj
0~a"e' "po"'aoan'e' 100
Cs8ouiek Mocy Powie6d yrzez IN
t'osza DC Gast'n. Tfomaczona :
t~'ase@sk'ego (nsds~7czsj cie-
az 9.
:: 1eos~"'>'" Z SoeSa Wse'@'.s5 cez-
c.+eoo 6v,o+o
p~,-o...o x~.1-,,. ~.
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o"oS' 4''o' 0yo'''i'
Hast0TE0 o Grzeg0szu, kt6rY
~ lat pokutowaf, przykuty PREY
.2Oct
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

Iub ma Morawle. w Galicyi fabryl
1akich zak}adaG ME MONA, be
patrony musza bye wyrabiane "
okolicy fabryk, ktore ich potrze-
buja. = Wisc Galicya ME doczeka
sic zadnej fabryki? - spyta} ko~
respondent. - .Owszem! Opatsn'
towany obecn'e przez wszystkie
europejskie mecarstwa .,system
tkania W uaturalnyeh barwach
obieoa}em dat, pod tym wsrunkie'u,
jeieli zaloz4 }abryke v Galieyi.
Zsodzill sig? - Naturalnie. Tu
.bed4 pr1ychodzi}y. gotowe patrony
q ma pich: bedziesza1e wykonywafo
tkan,ny " naturalnyoh barwach. =
A bedzie to wlelka fabryka? -
Panic! to ~millardowy interes.
Zw}aszcza, gdy zobacze. re fabryka
nalezycie prosperuje i gospodarka
jest racyonalna, to wtedy zamkne
wszystkie patenta: i oddam wy
nalazek ma w~y}3czny uzytek fabryki
galicyjskiej. Bedzie produkowa}a
ola ca}eJ Europy.
POD PALERMO we W{cszech
zosta} bogatY w~}asciciel ziemski
napadniety we ~w}asnym domu
przez rozb6jnik6w uprowadzony
W CORY. S}uzba tego pana zbie~
g}a, ujrzawszy rozbdjnlk6w:
w ST. LOUIS, Mo. w mie~
szkan1u pm. 81 Barber st. zrobi1
sic rwetes. Gdy przybyli detek-
tywi Theme i King, znalezli zydka
Weinberga lezacogo ma }6zku. Ma
piersiach leza}a kartka z napisem:
,,Umarfem''. Kobiety zanosi}y sic
cd p}aczu. Detektywi So z natury
ludzmi podejrzliwymi, pr%zewracali
zydka nj wszystkie strony, przy~
k{adali mu do ust lus+erkO,
otwierali powieki, nareszeie jeden
z Mich ~krzyknat mu mad uchem:
,jWstan" Zydek lezal nieruchomo,
jak przedtem- W6wczas jeden z
pomYs}owyoh detsktywdw :wzi4}
Gig. ma spos6b. Uk}6f w.inberga
igliozk4 " pewn. ezesf ciala, ME
sk{adaj@c4 sic Z samej skory
|kosci. i = sta} sig cud. Kiebosz-
czyk z.krz,k'em porwa} 81. z POI
s~}.ni*, biega& pc pokoju jak: ssalo'
ny zdr6w. Tf6maczJ} sig, Il choial
sie prsekonat, czy go iona koch.,
zawiszleno go przeto zamiast do
trupiarni ma stacye policyjna. gdzie
sedzia SABBATH skaza} 4ydka M
zap}aeenis $95 kary "a ,,niew}asci-
We zachowywauie sie''.
KRAKOW. Ma Radzie miej-
skiej uchwalono 90 tvs koron
ma postawienie pomnika Kosciusz-
XII " Krakowie. - w Tarnowie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03
Ksiszki rozmalte.

Eantycxki. - Pastora}ki i ko~
lsdy cs.n plosak, weso}e ludu "
o1aele Swiat Bo&eRo Narodsen,s
po domaoh spiewsne...... Is
Muown;cey OPT. Polski osyii
Geografa oicsysteeo kraju, : lic,~
mem, obrazkami l msp4. Zawiers
przaasio IS stronic... 80. 50 ..
Kieszonkowy Sio~ NIX Polsko-
angielskl ang'elsko- polski TO-
prawnv) uto4onY pr1ez Antoaiegp
Parvsk,ePo wraz .,Nauka wy
mowy aogielskiej'.. 80. 81 90
Asksandra Cnodfki Slo~nik Pol.
10 Angielski Polakl
Y moooe1 oprswie 70 ziooonemi
tytal,kami. Cena......... $40
Ho.nki, Dunk. / arye Marco
dove ~(oprawne).. ............ Is G
Wyddr p;s!,si narodopysh, y ITO
rYm saaldui9 sle: d"mk,. ave.
marsse krakpwiak'. ms.A'y,
p.e6ni potrYotyosns. wcjer
hsssoTycane .td.......... aOt
Lis~ik Polaks zawieralsov SAT
Dumek, Aryi. krako~'sk6w i
p>o~usk i.dawyeh. ~ m.'aaej
- *. - Z- msEeF*~EN So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

PARYZ. - Nova moda pa
ryska nakazuje nosit .niewiastom
kr6tkie suknie, ably ME potrzebo~'
wa}y uno,id ich jedna reka z ty1u,
a potem nj. wnos,ly. do mies.k.h
bfota i kurzq,> w~:kt6ryn1 millony
mie.so.. .is'nikrob3w, 1anieozy:z~
ez.jao,,oA ~ ~ ~ietrae ! bsdee1oh
pr'7o.yht niej'dn'j 'horoby'
.. %
NOWY utw6r ~pow'esciowy
Slenkiewicza. Henryk sienkiewicz
chcs skreslid przesz}o6t Zag}oby
do czasu ukazauia sig jego W ,,Og~
lien l mleczem', przycxcm utw6r
ten zatysu}o xany bedsie ,M}ado6t
Zag}oby' - Rozmlar powiescl
dotad nleokreslony. Sienkiewicz
sam m6wi o tenn: 49, zobac7e. lax
eie zabiore do piracy, gdyz czesto
mialem .zamiar napisac kilkaset
wlerszy, a W toku pisania tom sig
zrobi1. - ,,Zagtoba" ukaze sic ME
PREDICT, jak W kohcu marca roku
~przysz}ego. ~
ROZMOWA ZE SZCZEPA~
NIKIEM. correspondent ,,S}owa
Polsk,ego'' spotka} sig przypad
kowo W pociegu. id2oym Wied-
MIA do Krakowa 70 SzoEepanikiem.
wynalazoa powraoat wla6uie Z ty-
sodniowego urlopu wyrazi} ma
dsieje, te "a kilka dni bsdzie
avoluiony re slusby wojskowej w
ciagu rosmowy o6viadczy}. 70 ga
.iioyislie Tow.rzystwo Ola wyz,~
..t,w.ni. j.eo wynal.ztdw nien.-
dtuge rospos.nie sve dsi.'.lnokd !
x.losy fabryti patron6v irys~,1'
k6w s., tsohn,,,csi,ny,o,h atkalckich)) pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

O NIEZWYKkEJ ZBRODEI
dono~za z okolic S}awuty. W4o~
Sclanin wsi Ulaszan6wki Andrea
Procluk wyjecha} pewnego dnia z
iona "a interesami do S}awuty. w
chacie pozosta}o troje dzieci. 49,
letnia c6rka, lo-letni syn jedno~
roczna c6reczka W kolebce. Maj
starsza c6rka, wychodzac W pole
po PASSAGE sig tam cieleta, poleci}a
mfodszemu bratu ko}ysa6 dziecko.
Pc powrocie rodzice. zastali dziec-
ko zarzniete W kolebce, pod kt6ra
znaidowa}a- sic ka}uza krwi, ma
stole leza} zakrwawiony moi. Oka~
za}o sig, re lo~letniemu bratu
sprzykrzy1o sig ko}ysanie dziecka,
do kt6rego ciagle nawo}ywa}a go
matka, i korzystajac z chwili. re
nikogo ME ma W domu, porwa1 MOI
z~arzna} m%alehstwo..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

w HElLBRONN do. s.ko}y
mi.} prsybyd irspektor colsm rewi~
syl ssko}y. N~auczyciel z.daje sobie
wiels prasy.a by wpo1t ucsniom do
k3adnis- odpowisdzi M zapytan,a.
z kateshi.mu .ad.js i'm odpowiedzl
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Boxs, wier.e v Jexusa~ Chrystusa
wier.e " Ouch. i-ietego. Tr.sch
najlepszyoh uc.ni6w wybral nau
osycisl by mu pot.m dali odpowie-
dzi. Ow uroczysty dsieh nad.zed}
In.pektor wszed}szy do izby szkol-
nsj, rozpoczyna eszamin. - Wyry-
wa jednego z trzcch pisrwszych j za-
dale mu pytanie:Powiedz ch}opcze,
wierzysz ty v Boga? - Me, odpo~
wiada chtopiec, ia wisrze W Jesusa
Chrystusa, ale ton, ktdry " Boga
wierzy, to moi sasiad! Inspector
zadal zapytanle, ME wiedz4c, komr
nauczyc'el odpowied1 powierzY}.
Gdzte Jest FIR. G~orxelnIa-
Dawniejszy student pod tym
naxwiskiem, kt6rego adrcs byl ma
ostatku ~ = Is Str. Plttsburg, ME-
ob.j sig .g}osi do niiej podpirane-
go. ktdry : MIN rassm do Amery~
Ii przybyl.
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ws.ystk,e Niedsieie i -Sw'era ca
lego roku pooling prsekisdu K
Jsk6ba Wujka T. st6s"wnle
do Mssalu Rsvmskisgo wypraco-
wal he Dds 8. Tomioki . potwter-
jsonY prxesK ssors Generality
aroybiskupl Qn,e{nie1sko-Pos-
nshsk,. Ksiatka Ia jest cd v'elu
lat v ca}ej Polsoe 1~k kol Pru-
sak,en TAX pod Mcskalem i
Austryakiem. jest = mocnel
opraw'e 70 stooonym .ytul,hem
ozdohns str.'nioe tytu3ov3.
Kosstujs fylko.......... $3.50
Przeraxli,oe Echo H4by Osta-
..-........ 900. ..... oVct
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03
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NA2OZENSTWA

Big Z tobq. Ks,azeozka do ma
bozenstwa dis m{odzlezY szkol-
nej......................" 80. 10 9
Kdtolik 10 modlituie czYli
Kslazka do nabozehstwa oraz
Splewn'k kosc,eIny ma <.a}y rok v
paradnej mooneJ opraw,e z wy
uoczonym Ia okiadce z{oconym
obrszk,em ztoccne brzegl z oka-
ciem i zameczklem rs
Perty do M6o&exstwa, ksiazka
do na bozcnstwa "a csesG Nsj6w,et-
szej Fanny Mary, Nieustai4cej Po-
mocy, " paradnej oprawie, z}ote
brzegl, Z okuc,em l zamecz-
KEN. . 81
Clos serca, ksiazks do uabo-
zehstwa 2 duzym. yrszoym dru-
klein, ola ludzl starych Tub wogole
siaby wrok %ma]acych, " paradnei
oprawie, z{ote orzeg', okuc'em,
/ zameczklem........ 81
Ani6{ Str63, ksiazka do nabe-
zeiist~a " ozdobn-j opraw,e, z
biale,ni ok1adkami z koscl s{onic-
wei, "a zioconym brzcgiem. Z
klamerka st6sow IA
prezen d a pannY 75c
Ani61 Str65 W paradnej opra~
vie z ~ozarnej sk6ry. wyt'oc<o-
nym ma ok&adce xtoconYm k'z,o
z7kiem, z}ocone brze9l. z klamer"
100
Ani61 Stro5 ks,azka do nabo-
zenstwa ola k4tol,ck,eJ miod.ie1y
v ~nniejszym formacis " wsra~
niaael oprAw's czerwone-
90 aksamltu, wyttcczsnsm
M ok&adoe nfcconym krzyzykiem,
20 .&oeonymi brzeR.mi.... 40
W;ansk Maryi- (W,.nek ku
oIc' Najd ~letszsj MArsl Raauy) .
wYtioosonyn obraskiem ma okasd~
g ziooonym br1sg:em : zto-
eonyta tytul,kio'. ...... 81. 90
II samA krla4ka 3 oku:isn, i e.
AsssAisn .......-.......:l. 25
Hybsrek e1yl! kr6tki sposob
oabo1slstw& oodsleaneRo oprawnY
Y droxa sk6rks Z o$ucism kl.-
nerk4 s Aoeonyn' kr.ysykiem M
ok}adae i s'etym tytatiksA1 soc
E - a.
Ks. Areybiskxpa Dunina ksjli'
ka do nabotehs,~~ (Bisknpka) y
paradosJ opra~ie 70 ziuconym
tytufem s}ooons brzeg, . oku9ism
i klamra (dla k%obiet)..". $l,75
K.. Arcy6;skupa Dunina ksias.
ka do n.bo4shstwa (Biskapka) v
moonej p'eknej oprawie ze zsoco-
nym brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.30