davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-07-11

Chris'ran church-Rev. Victor Carl
son. pastor. Services 81 II = m. ard
= III Nornn- subject. a FA-
nous Woman " In the evening Mr
Ga i~cn will sINea O.. v,,nS ni the eleventh
annual State Convention SUNDAY
School los m Y L :. {. = mcet,
At p IN ropi ludiviiual Work
for Christ " Nou s,r cordially invited
to at ni all these services
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

Vote for Park bonds at special elcc.
tion saturday. ADV.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22
THE KNIFE.
Harmon's Body Under
Akron Mems Influence Prevented
Its Dissection.

When Cyrus +. Harmon died at the
pcnitentiary his body was given away
FOR medical purposes. 1t is not gen
orally known that 1t was through the
Influence of Capt. Aaron Wagner that
possession of the body was recovered
aud decent burial secured under the
auspices of Columbus G. A. II. men
\ daughter OF Harmon called ON Col.
!, Q. Gibbons, soon after her fathers
death and called Col. Gibbons atten-
ton to the fact that Harmon was n
member OF the Sixth Ohio Cavalry Col.
Gibbons regiment In the war. The
latter then remembered that this was
true and at once Interested Capt. Wag
oncr in the matter, Neither had known
until thus Informed that Harmon
body had been given to the medical
men.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22
DONATION
FOR Prohibition Convention
Wanted by Rev. Crispin.

To the Editor of the Democrat:
have no intention Of doing any po-
litical 'log rolling" to secure the mod.
est sum of $35 which I asked the City
Council to appropriate to help pay for
the use Of the opera house and thus
secure the holding of the State Prohi-
bition convention in Akron. 1t Is n
plain business proposition and politics
should cut no figure In 1t, notwith-
standing the remarks of our good
friend, and watchdog of Akron's treas.
ury, Mr.. 4. d. Paul, The Prohibition
lists were offered free hall and other
aid, provided they would come to an.
other town, but some of us wanted il
here. AS Akron could not donate the
use of hail. and as the business men
are generous and burdened with calls
for money; and as the city at large
supposed to be benefited quite as much
as the business men, feel that 1t Is
only fair that the City Council do its
share appropriatingS2 S25 or $50 to help
pay the much larger sum for the opera
house, No doubt the business men
will, II asked, contribute all that is
needed. but il such conventions beneht
Akron, then let the Council do its part
Respectfully,
w. r. CRISPIN.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22
WISE ano W W
w ~ Otherwise.

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Now that the members of the ".
@. 7. U. have admitted that Mrs Ma
ton Is not needed In Akron, and does
not intend coming here, saloonists can
come out of their storm cellars cas-
ually remarks a mixologlst.
Nearly three weeks of the triple
fortnight of winter guaranteed by the
ground hog Feb. 2 have passed. II
the next three weeks are as true to the
wood chuck's prediction as those SO
nearly past, the maple sugar season
will be short 1t is always sweet.
Col. Gibbons is now devoting much
valuable time in looking for the cit
izen who said that his boom was froz-
en- stiff. The Colonel has some dyna
mite up his sleeve and expects to blast
his boom loose in few days in such
energetic manner that his enemies
would do well to find n hiding place.
4. 4 1.
"The demand for sleds of all descrip-
tions has been better than for many
years." said q local dealer today. "Ihe
boys and girls have been finding out
what genuine pleasure there is in coast
ing More sleighs and cutters than U.S.
ual have also been sold. BY the way,
have you noticed the swell turncuts
some of Akrons wealthy people own?
You would not find nicer slelghs in a
months travelling
This story is going the rounds Of Ne
braska newspapers at present There
seems to be nothing malicious about
it, and demonstrates quite lively con-
ception of humor on the part of VIM.
j. Bryan's daugher The story fol-
lows: Miss Ruth Bryan, daughter Of
VIM. Jennings Bryan. She started to
school one morning not long ago and
after a desperate run for street car
she finally succeeded in catching II.
AS she took her seat, she gasped, Well,
I'm glad one Of the family can run for
something and get it,"
+ + +
"Some one is likely to register right
over your name" said Clerk Geo.
Doane, to guest who had just written
his name on the Buchtel register yes
terday. "Yes, know you always reg
lister that way" he added in response
to the guests remark that he had writ
ten his name in that way in hundreds
of hotels.
The man of the odd signature was
Mr.. D. p. Bown, of Cleveland. In let
ters so small they could scarcely be
seen, he had placed his name inside the
hooks of an l and Y extending down
from the line above. His doing so
seemed all the more ridiculous when
his massive form and siX-foot stature
were taken into consideration.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

A great deal of wabbling is being
done at Washington upon the subject
of calling special session Of Con.
gress. The same Congress that has
had the obstinacy to sidetrack the Ship
Subsidy bill in the face of it's support
by Senator Hanna, could hardly be de-
pended upon to break the pledges made
to Cuba-hcnce the need of an extra
session Of the new congress.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

All Of the Wall Street journals are
Of the opinion that the policy of the
new billion dollar Steel Trust will be
ito secure economies and share them
with the consumers. In other words,
the plan will be to perslstently lower
prices. This will do much to allay
public apprehension" No trust has
ever been organized that did not prom
ise to secure economies" and "lower
prices to the consumer But what
have the consumers to say about the
matterp Have the prices been low
cred? Eas the public apprehension"
been allaged?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22
UPHOL DING THE
DIGNITY OF LABOR,

DUMMY UF LAbUh.
It is painful,-almost pitiful, to note
the apologetic tone of the present Ad-
ministration party in regard to the
achievements and the outcome Of the
of the Civil War. 1t continues to be-
rate the bourbon Democrats Of the
Southern States for multiplying the
guarantees of the Constitution for an
impartial suffrage, ut,-having ample
power, 1t refuses to apply the Constitu-
tional remedy, and chokes off all agi-
tation Of the subject within it's own
ranks. 1t continues to ask for and
receive the black vote, but refuses any
proportionate recognition OF the col
ored contingent in passing around the
loaves. 1t kicks Roberts out OF Con-
gress for having three wives, and pro-
tects and pensions Mussulman with
n harem full OF them. 1t resolves, by
its Congress, that Cuba is, and of right
ought to be, free and independent, and
within three years time denies that 1t
is either. 1t boasts of what 1t did in
forcing slavery out of the country, and
Of extending the prohibition for all
time, by Constitutional provision, not
only in the United States but in "all
places under their Jurisdiction" and It
makes treaty with slave-dealer, in
country subject to our jurisdiction,
whereby 1t agrees to protect him in his
trade. fixes n maximum price upon his
human cbattcls and undertakes to
maintain for him the monopoly of the
market In souls. 1t rccitcs It's SYM
pathy In the past for tho oppressed
and struggling peoples of the world,
and has taclt alliance with n great
power In upholdlng It's efforts to crush
the last shred of independence ont OF
two republics.
1t has very much TO say--on paper,
about the dignity Of labor, how much
It has done to upift It. and that it
has opened new colonial empires for its
exercise and developments It is this
last mentioned ralscpretcnse which we
just now wish to expose. or course
the reason for this doublc.dcaling with
the rights of man Is from one common
source, II springs from the fact that
the present policy OF that party makes,
not for, but against those rights, not
for the extension but for the restrlc.
tion, OF human liberty; not for the
dignity, but for the dcbasemcnt, Of
labor; not In opposition to, but in coun.
tenance Of, oppression; not in broaden.
ing but in narrowing, individual oppor.
tunity; not in encouraging, but in stiff
ling every endeavor Of any man out,
side the ranks Of its favored bened
Charles, 10 mount one rung higher on
the ladder of progress than his father
did before him.
One OF the countries which this party
has 'taken over'--to use the phrase Of
its manipulators. was Hawaii. It was
thus TO open new new field for the
effort OF enlightened American Enter.
prise, for the wise distribution of
American capital, and for the emo,
bling effort of free and self.respectlnc
American labor;--not the "pauper la.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22
DR.. w. T.. Purdy,
(Formerly of Holmes Couaty.)
Physician ano Surgeon.
Peoples Tel $40. No. 133 Bowery


Pennsylvania coal mines and else
where?
Well, in Hawaii, ms in other places,
this year our government has been tak2
ing census, and the administration
newspapers have been cackling long
and loud over the fact developed by 1t
that the population has increased by
$4,000 since 1896. But this same cen
sus has some other interesting results,
ing, to any great extent.
The Honolulu "Republican"-it has
an orthodox name, all right enough
however, has been taking n census all
by itself. And this Is what 1T has
found out: In less than two years
from August, 1893 to June, 1900, there
were imported into Hawaii, from ia
pan alone, 10000 contract laborers,"
coolies, who for the time of their
contract are slaves, whose labor can
be enforced by the lash.
-Four years ago there were in Hawaii
but 22,329 Japanese and 1882 Chinese,
In 1900 there were G2 600 of the for
mer ana 1900 of the latter-in ali
$4,000, out of II total population of 15i,
600.
To say nothing Of the desirabllity of
the classes Of people with whom our
"Expanslon" policy is filling UP our
new acquisitions, and of the Christian
izing effect of that policy upon n peo.
pie rescued within the recollection of
some Of us from the darkest heathen-
dom through tho most heroic mission
ary effort OF history, 1t is enough to
remark that this modified, and 1t Is
only modliled.-form of chnttel slavery
has been extended in those Islands
since they were annexed TO us for the
exclusive benefit of few sugar lords
not natives, but white men,
Upon their plantations these slaves
are compelled to work as laboriously
ANA are subject to II bondage MS nbject
and harsh rs ever the negro did in the
Louisiana Iowlnnds or the Georgia rice
swOmps Indeed, ms the element OF
ownership beyond the contract limit is
wanting the slayc-drIver has loss in.
crutIvc 20 care for the health ana
physical well being Of his human chat
tol.
And. lost the active partnership OF
the American government in this ne
larIous traffic should not appear, we
have annexed Porto Rico only to trans,
port hordcs of It's people across the
watcr TO our own country, over this
land Of the free" to san Francisco
and from thence across the Pacific to
Hawaii, to toll in the sugar fields MS
chattels also The contractors who
are taking them luther are, to n man,
loud defenders Of the tariff, "the honor
of the flag" an honest dollar, the ship
subsidy steal, expansion, Imperialism
and the various other Republican ct
ceteras,
one hundred years ago Wilherforce
denounced the African slave trade as
the sum of all yillanles." Thirty-hye
years ago the United States abolished
slavery. Is civilization advancing. or
going backward? Is the Republican
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

w. f. CRIsPIN.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

Reports show greatly increased
death rate from throat and lung trou,
bles, due to the prevalence of Group,
pneumonia and grip. We advise the
use Of One Minute Cure in all OF these
difficulties, II is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate results
Children like II.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

Within the last year there have been
1000 desertions from the United
States array. The American soldiers
do not seem to fancy the benevolent
assimilation campaigns.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

Akron's City Commissioners have
given the people an opportunity to de-
clare themselves tomorrow upon the
subject of improving the city's parks
and availing themselves of the oppor-
tunity to accept Col. Geo. T. Perkins
grant of so acres to the city for park
purposes. If the proposition submit
ted by the Commissioners fails to car
ry, Col. Perkins proposition will stand
as good as rejected. With the discred-
it that attends the tardy acceptance
Of the gratu ty offered by Manufacturer
o. G. Barber for ne benefit OF the City
Hospital yet fresh in the public mem
ory, 1t is for the citizens of Akron to
decide at tomorrow's election whether
they are going to treat with the same
careless indifference the offers Of all
the city's benefactors. If the verdict
is against accepting Col. Perkins gift.
there will be scant encoura cement for
the granting Of any future benefits to
the city.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

party, as it is now controlled, the
party Of progress, or of retrogresslon? :?
Does 1t, as 1t once did, stand for the
dignity of labor and the equality Of all
men before the law, or noti
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

Vote for Park bonds at specia! elec
ton Saturday, Adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

Vote for Park bonds at special cleo,
tion Saturday, Adv.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-22

Vote for Park bonds at special elec
tion Saturday, ADV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

PANAMA. - Powstahcy
'kolumb'jscy opanowali ?"~
.uownie most Barabacos
wyparli wojsko rzadowe z
'miast Boh'a, Soldado Buena
Vista, Walka wzdtu2 toru
kolei pauamskiej .trwa}a dni
'kllka csasami byla wprost
'straszna.
Doniesiono tn, 4e wojska
srzadowe poniosty okropn9
'kIeske. Tory kole)owe pokrY--
IT, byfy takimi stossmi trup6w
,3e pociag; przes:a&y kursowaG,
a rzeka Chagres. nlesie setki
'cia& ku oregon nora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
Ksi9zki rozmalte.

Kantyczki. - Pastoralki i ko-
ledy czvh pl esak l weso&e ludu v
o7asle Swat Bo&ego Narodzenla
po domach 6piewane....... IS Q
Malowniczy opis Poski osvli
Geogra6a oiezystego kraju, : lic.~
neml ebrazkami l map4. Zawiera
przeas&o IS s,ronic... 90. 50 9.
Kieszonkowy Sto~u,k Polsko-
angielskl ang'elsko- polski uto =
4ony prsez Antoalego %PsrYsk,spo
wras ..Nauka ~ymowv an
gielskiej'.. 80. ~ 90
Aleksandra Chodkhi S}ownik Pole
ko Angielski l Alphabetically
" mocne) oprawie 10 xlooonemi
tytulixami. Cena........... g. 90
tiosnk;, Dumh arye naro..
dove (oprawn-).. ........... 90 "a,
Wy6m piejni narodo,cych, ". ITO
rym sualduis sig: dumki, ago,
marsze krakowiakl, ma.a:Y ",
p'esni patrYotYosne, wojer ,
hlstoryoane ,td.~......... 3O<
Lirnik Polski. Z%awiera)9cy 547
Dumek. Aryi. Krakow,sk6w i
p,osnek iudowyoh. w mocnej
oprawle. Cena............75 Q
B..k;es Pie5n; Sw;atosoyeh. 100
Grotulant oraz p,esn weselne d..
m&odx'eno6w dru1b6w. sawie-
rajacy: Zaprosiny ma wesele -
OracYe weselue - Piosaki We
seine. Cena............. 200
zy,ooty Sp;etycA Po1szicA. pc.
dug aallepssyoh xr6de} wyjetych
: dsiei O]cow l Dvktorow Ko6oio&a
Sw. oprsoovaue, : kolorow4 karta
tYtatowa l smiu ko}orowemi obra-
xami. najaowsze wydauie pana
Kardla Miarki, " Miko&owie. %
Ss'4eku (.upe&n,e iaae ,,zvwo,y
6w'etvch", jak owe pefassrowaue.
Jake to dottd sprsedawali resmaios
Podrdtuiaov .e~noi).... $500
Ados Hktoryt Natu,uln9 : 100
ohraskeml ladsi. swiersat csvo-
roaotnloh ptek6w, ryb, gadow,
ouadow It'd, : takstsm Fel,kss
Wermlhsklego.. Is ct.
Ksiegd 3 PorAetami Krdldv Po3kiA
Zaviera A ooras6w w,elkolm
7x1o cali. v k,lku koloraoh.
Aawiera takle sp,s kr6l6~, ich
Ion l dsieol er@E Rl6wniejssvah
dat acknowledgements. Port,et
kaadeso krola ,eat pod>ny ID
odds,elnym gvuhym kartou,S,
Prss9licsnie R9aasowanyzn. Pod
hsedYn posteasem jsst w1dsu-
,koNaae naGWisko, data sfedDe.
nsal 1nteccs. Usna 1loQ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

4. DERD0WSKIEG0
" Wmona, Minn.
$50 f.. 8 street.
MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks:4zki poll
skle .szczegolnie zas haste pujacs:
FSIAZKI DO
Big . tobq. Ks,azeozka do ma
bozehstwa ola m&odzlezY szk6l-
nej .......S go. lO .
Perty do Mabo&ehstua, ksiazka
do NJ bo&enstwa IA czes6 Nsj6w,et-
szej Fanny Mary, Nieustaj4cej POI
mocy, W paradnej oprawie, z{ote
brzegl, z okuciem l zamecz-
KEN 80 .
Am;6x Str6S, ksiazka do nabo-
zehstwa " ozdobnej opraw,e, z
bia1elni ok{adkami z kosci s&onio-
wei, "a z}oconym brzegiem, &
- st6so n a
razen dla amy IS
Ani@ Strdz W paradnej opra-
vie z c~zarnej sk6ry, q ~wytioczo-
nym ma ok&adce s1ooonYm krzyo
zvkiem, ~z}ccone brzegi. z klamer~
100.
Ani6l Sr6z kslazka do nabo-
ola katollck,eJ miedziezy
" mniejszYm formaoie W wsra~
nia}ei oprawle czerwone-
go aksam,tu. wyt1oczonym
"a okiadce z4oconym krzyzykiem,
70 zfooonymi brzegami.... 40
Wiamek Harry; (W,anek ku
'~O' ~~J0"AxSoS0J AA0AvA o0uyJ q |
obrazkiem ma oklad~
zioconvm br>eg.em z zto-
tytul,kiem $l.Oo
Ia sama ksl4zka z oku+ lem i "a
neezkiem ...............l.25
Tyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
"a bok~hstwa cod.lesnego oprawny
drega sk6rks z okuciem j kla-
nerka z s4osonYm k%rsyzYkiem ma
'kaados i slotym tytuIiklem so
Ks. Arcybiskupa Dun;na ksiaz-
"a do n~abosens.wa (Biskupka) "
opra~ie 70 zloconym
.Ytu}em z}ocone brzeyl I okuoiem
klAmra (dla ko%biet).... $l,75
X. Arcyb;skupa Dunina ksiaz-
"a do nabossnstwa (Biskupka)
n%ocnej p'eknej oprawie 20 zloco-
lym brzegiem (dla koblet) $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

AMSTERDAM. - N,epo-
rozumienia pomiedzy kr6lowa
>holenderska Withholding i
.ksieoiem mat3onk,em Henry
klein tax zoaczne rozm,ary
prsybra}y. &e rosw6d stat sic
rteozs nieu;kn'ons. Kied7
ksiats-ms'Aouek udersyt kr6-
dove W twars, ujai sic "a MIA
sd,utant Van TOT K~a2e.
'mattonek wysnai 10 ma pole.
'dVnex r.nH n'ebespiscxu'e.
PETERSBURG. - Krsta
.pog'oski. ]skoby pol,oys Cd
kry'a spisek n'hiiistyosoy, kt6-
rrge cclsm byio wysadsenie v
powistrse pocisxu wiosaoego =
po~rotom csrsks pare re
SaslY do Petersburga.
a.f=h# LMa 81 H#1s"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

Haorya . ~alachsanej ! pi4Eaei 10.
h<synis. ............ ......2oc
Hsaorys &sdn,iat Aedrooch Bar
dso zajnui9cai powabna povret4
. P:3zs.1san'p N 4mlerf krdl<-
wlcza Dyokieoysn.s wyuswzo-
niu 60 Medmiu razy przes medr-
COW Wydanle nows popraw,one,
Cena-sOo o.
Jan Otpi5wia czyi Sovizdtzat.
siYnnY swego czasu ~trefn,6; lego
flgle a~~antury. Pnwles6 ko-
! miczna ku rozryw re czytelnikow.
Wydanle move. popra w,one,
licznyni obrazkaml. Cena dsw-
niei As &C. teraz tylko.... 2Dc
zakleta Dzie,o;ica z Brodq, civil
Cyrullk Zbawca. PrzYgody Her
trama W Zamkn. Nadzwyczaj,
ciekawe3 opowiadanle. loo
Cksoteie* Nocy Pow,ede przez Ju~
l'usza de Gastin. Ttomaczona Z
francusk'e (nsda ~yczaj cie-
kawa). Cena.........~.. 50 G..
Testament Piotra We.x,.s , .a-~
Ii zamlary Moskali zawojowa-..
cafego s~,ata..... ... S ct
P-ooctsco Mchaldy. Krdlowej
xe Saby, l3te; Syb'lli l5c.
Hstorya o Grzegorzu, ktdrv
II lat p~okutowa}, przykuty prey
skale .-.2Oct.
Zv,oot Genowefy. powie56 moralna
bardzo w~zrusza1aca re stsroAyt~
nvch czasdw...... .-...... 2Oc
Bolestau ozvli Dalszy Gag Geno-
wefy, t}6maczen,e p:zez Ks. o.
mansk'ego- 20 c
Fubiola. Powies6 Z csas6x pre-
sladowanla Chrzescian ~ roku
3O2. Napisa} Kardyna Wiseman.
- l.Chw'le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo SO G
W mocnel oprawle ze z{oconym
ty,ullk,em;.... Is G
potepie1ca. PowlesG przex
Fr- K. TuozYnsklego.... so
Wa1ka Biatych z Mdyana-
Pan Noardouski s&awny m,strs
,zarnokslezkl, wlelu piekIemi
obraxkam,, ns]uowsze wYdanie pa |!
"a karoia MARK " Miko}owie. ma |
SzI0a IN an |
Rtnaldo, Rinaldini, stawny
10 H6.izca ro1b6jrikow.--...6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

Rsesod..ik do Piaassja liss6,
aik0srveh.... ......... 20
d<rnik persko- eQipski.. .20c
Leka,x Domo,oy czyl1 niera
v dine sposoby domowegosi TAME
90 eczema rozmaitych chor6t 25o
POLSKO.
(Cena 8.
cent6w) na]nowsza KS1AZKA
~UCHARSK u4ozona przez go.
dsiw9 dofw,adc'on9 kuctarke PREY
pomocv kuchArza hotelowego.
Ks,4zka ia "a wlera nastepu]ace
rczdziafy: Napoje Zupy, JarzynY,
Salaty Roommate potrawy z ja] l
maxi Potrawy miesne, Clelecina.
Skopowina, Wieprz"wina, Dr6b,
Zw'erzvna Ryby. Rome potrawv
m'ssne Sosy ~pieczywa Konnftu-
~ i zadrawv Legum'ny, budynie
l pasztetY Lody.
Mode pauienki bardzo szybko
nabieraia wprawy " kucharzeniu
jezel1 praktvkujac " kuchnl, raz
poraz zagladsja dc tego znakomi-
tego kucharskiego podreczni-
ka 80 cent6w.
Dzse1e starego : nosocgo 1estd-
sscatu Il obrazkaml). 4Qc.
Dzieje Narodu Rlskiego
(Jozefa Oh G Q W 8 K i Q z o),
ozdob,one licznemi obrazkam,.
Ops teeo wszystkiego co s,e dsialc
W Polsce cd najdawniejszych cza-
SOW, szczeg6lnle "a kr6l6w poll
eklch, az do lat ostaia,ch. 40ct.
Katechizm rzymsko katolicki (wlek-
- sly " mocnej opra wle...... Is 9
<. J. Deharbe. T. J.
Katechizn rzymsko~ katoEicks
" mocnej oprawie.
Hensentarz Rlsks (duzy). .25c !
Hementcrz Ma9y ola dz,ec
relsklch " AmerYoe............l2l
ListoscnH Fpzsko.A meryka4ski !
podrecsu,k sawiorajsoy nauke pi
SANTA i1st6w i 1otowe IVORY list6v
" w~szystkjc!. .przvpadksoh ~
Ola " mocnej oprawle.....- $50.
Gramatyka Izyka Polskieyo, szkol-
IA przez Antoniego Matec-
kiego NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 65 O
H;storya &tonoso Zjednoczonych cd
odkrycla Ameryki az do naszych
ozas6w, ~.(prses.}o 400 ~stroa,o).
W mocnej opraw'e.... 81 90
fo;redniS Rzsko Anqie1ski,
ksiazka ola latwego nauczen,a sic
pc angielsku. 65ct.
Got1sne. Kslazka do o6wiecenia i
,bud"wanla duszy Characterization
ka tolickiej, czYli kr6tki wyk}ad
Lekcyl i Ewangeiil IA vszystkie
n,edzlele i sw,eta wraz Z wynn
kajaca 1tad oauk2 WARY i obY-
czaj6w gruoiovnem wvja6n,e-
MEM roku koscielnego, najef6w-
niejszych obrzed6w k~os,:=inych
mssy 6wietej,. nabozenstwa is
moweeo' ola ohorych. drogt
krzvtove] jake tel &yoioryaami
Swietyoh Penskloh, ososonych
mianowlcle prsez Ind pslsko-ka-
toliok,. z l:c.nemi obrazkami /
htogra6am1 op:acona poozts Y
dem--.. ~. zoo
n.
wssystkie kiedsisls i Sw,eta oa-
lego roku podtug prsek4adu K
Jak6ba Wujka T. J. st6sownle
do Msxa}u Rxvmskiego wypraoo-
wal Ks ad. 8. Tomioki = potwier-
isonY przesK ons5 stors Generally
arcybiskop, On 4nisnako~?os-
nshsk,. Ksis&kai. nd w,elu
lat " oa}ej Polsoe ~ pol Pru.
sak,em tax pod Moskalem il
Austryakiem. Jest income,
opsaw'e 70 zfooonym t%ytulik,em.
ozdohn9 str"nics tytu3ow4.
kosztuje 1tyiko. ...... $3.50
Pace : norzekan;e Ojc6w SIS. o.ylr
S'edm Ksiag Mojtesxa. IS
Przera&li~e Echo Hq6y Osta-
'eczne3 800. ..... 3Oot
Mnhausea nossy-tsu < due
sim nosem-r6zns jege d.i eactwa
loot
Gsarnoksif3nH Hekua Rkus-
yli nxuks odkrycia ta)emoio
OBJ casrowanis........ 23ot.
Mektors hsiqik, nopisans przez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

MEKSYK. -- Ma kongresie
,pan~smerykahsk'm ustano
wiono biuro rolnlct wa. ktore
ma bye .zaiozone " Washing
TOME a ma czele kt6rego .staG
be1e przedstawiciele wszyst~
kich republ'k smery kahskich.
Ameryka6ski sekretarz spraw
zagranlcznych ma bye prezy-
dentem tego biura,
kongres ~.pan~amerYkshsk'.
konozY ro6piesznie obradY
swoje. NastepnY zjazd pred .
sta wiciell pan amerYkshsklch
ma sic odbYt "a lat pied.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
zE sWIATA.

z KANADY donoszq, &e
pot~ierdza sic znow wiado~
.mo6t o przygotowsniach po-
>wstahczych ma Alasce. Po-
wstaniem kieruja Amerykan'e
Il chca podobno utworzyt
tan,two niezale&ne. Rad ka-
'padyj'ki wysyla woisko do
Alaski.
z PRETORYI donosza do
Times, 3e " polu snajduje
Sc 10 r64nycb oddziat6w
,woj@k boerskich, kt6re l;cza
'po so do 400 ludzi. z tych
les. % " Transwalu, 81 W,
kclon;i Oranje. Is W K:olonii
Prz7ladKa, a reszta W niawia~
domych miejscach. Zdatna do
.broni ermia Kitchenera ME
~ynos, w'eoej ni4 IS. 900 lu~
.dzi