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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-28

SSslon anc nutrition. II cures diseases N
Lear. Lungs, hver, kidneys, etc, wher
thSse diseases have their origir IN dis
s1se o. TIE stomach and It's allied organs
e0EAsS A SssrIs. " suO-SsaiIor c Coiu,u
go SusN, 6~s 1Vs sr1teS q vas laxep WITH
sSsSte 1eacsc1s tkeu cramps n she STOMACH
sDo Ny fooc would 10, oisesl tier ki5n.-x- 80
ave LO1o.e, sne Ins bscs sos Seas - c,,i,6
seanSSs set around At iasi Z hs< al The corr
p-A1uS al oDce. and the more cocsoreo a..
~~ss GOT eut1 six years passed I hsc -
SNs.s g poorly Soa6 ouly wall &c toe ho,I.s
=. tHs s1e % Chair and 7 got o. thin ] nd
tasen ~ &c ose Thec a nsighbo SAID Tax
1t fseEor Golden keoiozi Discover and Yus.s
: new mar oat u yourself The FRS 0ot-.s
nc - me - Thought would Gel auoebeg
&C siseT hso taken eight bottles a abou, 81
y eess J was weighed aud found bad gsineS
~ees sesen ls7l pouuos. have done moe
IA sOrk ~ TIA pass clever months thai did
a too yesn before, sEo am as stout aud
As1itny TO-DAY thiuk a. ever was
u. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
AoViser, IN paper covers, is sent free on
eoelP Of ~ one-ceut stamps to pay ex-
,ense Of mailing only. Address Or. z |
7. fsercr, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-28
The Story o. Rev England

me Story O. rev Engisnc.
, One o. the Boston newspapers r.
Gently ISSUED : trade edition anG i,
gives food for thought 10 tine southern
people.
The early Immigrants L. the shores
Of New England were weicomeC ny
al lnbospitaDie climate and 10y +
bleak and barren land.
Today. however. and for many
previous years and indeed during
almost the entire settlement Of the
country New England has held rhe
nation purse strings,
For d long while she owned mos, %
tue ships auG whaling vessels and did
most o. the coast au0 ocean trade.
T After the invention o. the locoIno-
tive aud introduction Of RAILWAYS
which made shipping Improbable,
New England converted her ships
into factories and has largely COL
trolied tine manufacturing industry of
the whole country.
Not growing 4 Iock o. cotton she
Las manufactured INFO the finished
prOduc, nearly tue entire cotton
product % the southern states.
Growing very little WOO. nearly al /
the wooden factories IL the country /
are located IL the New England /
states
Having no great herds Of cattle she |
has controlled almost entirely the
leather trade Of the United States and
ICs DoOLs auC shoe, leather trunks and
vaiisee afe shipped to nearly all /
part Of the inhabited globe. and
while shoe aHo leather factories ars
no" located il other states Of The |
union, Ne" England today mauufac-
sufes more than half Of the boots aud
SHOES OF the entire country.
Her hard woods have long si,ca
'eeii CONSUMED aud YET her lad ustrjes
Il tn's department. are very large.
All along lines Of trade New Eng
ano has set al example that other
ecTIons Of the country would do well
0 follow.
Tie lesson should al teas, u yalu- .
Ole to Florida.
We nave twelve hundred ulIes Of
ss.cossi, and the possibilities Of on,
"a Traffic are almost limitless.
Our hard wOOds have Scarcely nee,
Juched
We have men owning such large
erds Of cattle that they are called
cattle kings."
We can grow cotton and raise sheen
Unlike New England, We have q
ost hOspitabie climate. Our lands
( neither bleak nor barren. W.
we only 10 tickle the soil TO make il
aitful.
We should have our tanneries 10
our hides into Ieatbe,
d then into the finished product.
We should have factories TO manu-
;ture our cotton and wool into yarns
d cloths, and should be supplying
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-28

aud grstiCude-sOr
~ row that such Is lite
RI mas OeeD taken from
IA aud grstitud,
that such mar ha~ lived among us
O. in this material age when go many
S are seeking to absorb a much Of good
20 q they Gal Il a. Inspiring "a find one
BE- VINO was ambitious a. scatter a much
o. good q pOssi ole among ms fellow
nel. he verified IL MS lif, the truth
o. TIE saying tina Il A. more blessed O.
gave than e. receive he viii De re-
memOereC Dot for VIVA. Others did for
nim, uu. for what be die for 0tnerz.
NoJ nis accumnisti0ns. Dut has distr,-
button made MIN grea. WHAT little
u wealth Be left vii. descend To- those
WHO were related a. him. Uu. what De
ieft Of Creates value viii. not GO e.
iuOse % nI~ blood or even a. those vino
were intimately assOcIatC with MIN
uu- fatuer g. al tue world. and the
woriC ~ better for theiife o. one whose
love Wa UOundies~ anC whose heart
va large enough "a TAX n every hu-
mar being d Wa fitting that he
should die a. he mac lIyet.-pieadiug
the cause % the oppressed II Is wrlt-
lei that the thing which ar seeu ar
temporal bu, tDe thing which arr !.
Unseen are eterua. This D. our couso-
iatiUu today. This occasioE-sad i. I!
is-wouiC o. Infinitely more Sac il /.
W. were cousIgning lo the eartL al. (.
tnat there wa- % our departed friend
Out the better part o. MIN whom W.
knew a. alleged survives the grave
a. tie DirC escaping from it, cage
enters large world 80 the influence
Of the deceased D oIoadeDed rather
than narrowed toy ni> spirits flight
from IT. earthly tenement. The
seemingly endless procession OF
friends vino passed beside his bier and
rocked upon tie face they mac learned
L. love showed nov many We're
touched 10y contact with hIs life and I
each one whom a. Influenced will
Oear that influence onward 80 that tine
circle 30 nis usefulness will ever
widen Dc has proved now great are
-he possibilities under our institutions
born II another land ne ha~ demon
trateC what one car 40 unaIdeC 4 M .
IA nign Ideals anO lofty purpose.
HIS was no, the prowess % tine BODY :
70 one considered his physica d
trengtL- dis was the proves o. tne Il
mind anC heart He was clear IL
eaeOnlug anC sound IL iOgic Oellev- Il
az that ruth is seif-evident anG ire Is
stauie he trieC IL present the naked u
ruth ant II was through tins that ne Il
the minds % otners But a.
~ heart was his master; itrespouded -
B every appeal Tor heip aDo ms syu.- III
atny went out t. al who suffered OF I"
he tried 10 make the liz
Orio better, and his efforts will bear la
ait. The water that run murmur-
z down the mountain SIDE and then J
sip 70 form tue rivers majestic cur 70
IL al hast make their contribution
tte SEA that washes every coast au0 Ne
q their voice 10 the oceans mighty
AZ. 80 the thoughts and words OF
is dead patriot heve contributed and
Il contribute 70 that public opinion -
licb moulds human action and ieH
Apee the destiny % the race. -"'
We pay our tribute Of respect al F0
grave but W. aie sustained and
outraged 10y tue thought that that
iich attracted us to Mr. Aitgeld 'o"
D lives and still iDeitee to worthy
-ds "
escbsone
ne .aeksonvllle METROPOLIS. 10 &
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-28
The 0CALA BANNER.


AOTTo, IHE BANNER, BELIEVING
THOSE AT THE TOP WELL abb 10
IAKE CAKE Or THEMsEI.vEs. Has
lAAEN tTs STAND IN THE BAkRI-
cADEs wiTE THE COMMON PEOPLE.
AND tTs FIGHT WILL 81 MADE FOK
IhE BErTEKMENT or THOSE AT THE
.. t1ToN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-28
w. J, BRYAN
Ex-Gov, Altgeld's Grave.

The occasion which
brings "a here calls
forth both sorrow
aud graIiCuQe-sOr-
row that such Is life
mas oeeD taken from
IA auG gratitude
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-28

presently ne slnkS Is
hls Enees anc dis.
eOvers - hls horror
la Be has 10 fight
Tor his life IN G
yucEsanc-
Dis.sase Is much
hks zoe qmcsIsand.
Tas hrst symptoms
y. stomach trouble
GO not cause anx.-
ely. But when
tie body grows
seas Through lack
" nOu1shrnent and
oAs1ase " the slom-
sci bCeeds disease
OF hear, lunge, hyer
% Kidneys, the sui
ferer realizes mis-
e.a.nger and seeks for
medicinal AID.
III. Perce's Cold
er Medical Dascov-
e'y cures diseases Of
the stomach and
other organs Of d.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-28

Tne bather sometimes finds the sand
cor anc welding 10 has feet II does
no. trouble him and ne goes OF until
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-03-28
&c 6sneie the Trsmp Question

F~rhsl.~ many az the readers % tn,
o''aiA hanr-r r~m-mo-r NJ hay
u1Ond bonin- "ho same , -ar- age va.
.a- -tua-n, a. tli. oI,c- of NJ Oti,
q t,Te-u
sauce i-sviur Ucaia Nj Robins na-
achieve. wonderful success a. al
.-saAs-..-t.. auc h.- asul. j. lamlIsar
i- ti' ..e .it.,.- g. tts country.
&C., i,3ui4- o. uoe superintendent
90 tn. Muniei,,a' Lolginc House o.
'uietv" aua 1-il-y--- te car solve the
irami Question. la. Chicago Times
h-faiu Say thst O. - ia, hrsg tan. iu
10. 49,. Ina, al att-mp, nA- Deeu
made g. handle thi~ difficult, prob
i-ul along scientific. line.
a. a private ietter a. Air. Green. VI
Ger uat. ., Marcl - Mr.. Robins save
tua. a n tie iirs, attemp, a. Chicago
g. aea witt the "v4grant" question
afUer the manner % enlightened CON-
iDou seIlse. he say the plau IL backed
ny q committee OF wealthy business
uIeI auU is assured far trisL That
Ia, MOrE nAz attracted the attention
~ sOcIOiOg,st- and peBOIogisl~ both a.
tnIs country AID o. England His
piau involves the housing. feeding and F..
OatnIng % the homeless and INDECENT .
HseU a. IL. city fof a. Ivas. four nights .
"a & week, unless some honorable ell
piOyment Il found for then earlier.
Mr. Robins has visited England anC
hss gwen very Close study aud OIL
servatiOu d tnis aDO similar sOcioIog-
Ical problems. aud hls methods are
receiving the commentator % pn.-
ianthrOpic men, anC the newspapers
are OevOiing considerable space e i.
Speaking u Ex-Governor Aitgeid's
dealt, Mn. FelUon, o Georgia say
Maybe his eHemies viii saw thai Ia
VA stricken fOr daring 10 arront
powerful. nation but history viii
Ny, blessed De the hears which &c 1
euds Innocence auC rebukes cruel
yrsnny. l. d choice might be made J.
iIere arr some IL tnis world would ue :
isC - ~ when Cue las SUMMONS :
aiie- pleading fOg The uplift % mt Il
lanity an6 the relief o. God + suffer u
az Oues. When God himself upholds "
lIe -caIes nothing will weigh more y
otentiy than iove los humanity and g
Hcere sppeait for justice" "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-02

en- Die perfammelte 4benbgeieuz
T6Gft Bel &ommer3ienrat65, Die ii4
oerqbe gum Gouper binieBen min,
ftiir3t 6eulenb bus nenfant terrible,
Ter f~iinFiG6rige Malter, beretn unb be-
fluot ft9 BEL ber Mutter: nWtama, t3
mar in Der &ii4e unD ba bat Die Suite
mid 70 ge6auen!"
nQ(6er, Malter," fagt Die 5rau 8omz
m~cr3icnrat6, Suite lit bod ionft 10
out gu Dir, gu btit geiptB iebr unarz
tia qepeIen, foenn iie Did Beute gez
i9lagen BATE"
ga, Mutt6en," antportet Der tIeiz
nc S6lingeI, Dem ba8 Baden ieBt f4on
lpicbcr uG6er nie ba8 @einen lit, nt4
hab' gu Suite geIagt, i4 poate auf bic
6u7enbraten, Die Sbr no49er eBt,
fpuden."
0te beige R6t6e Der @erlegen6eit
unb De8 ltnptuen8 itetgt in Die Bdnz
cen Der 6uu8frau, uno i'm erni ten
Gone erptDert ie Dem Sungen: Suite
bat fe6r re6t baran getban, 9t4 gu
6auen, @ultcr, bas boft gu pirtli4
DerDtent!"
limb mas ontnortet barauf Der tlei>
ne Climber feiner Mamu in 9egenz
mart Der per5ummelten @Gite, anz
Itatt 3erfnirf6t gu fem, ruff er nit
Dem f6elmif4iten @eii4tSausbrud,
Itpl3 uuf feline 9elbentbat, beren bDfe
SoI9en er f9on nteber Deri4mer3t bat:
n8ctBt Ou, M}utt4en, nun babe i'd
crit re4t auf bic 9aienbraten ges
fbudt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-02

IS. globember 1912 in G9aibt eebpres
ren 9OI5f9ubma6er Sobannes Betgel,
ii4 Bis gum 10. September ,. So. our
9ermeibung Der TobesertIGrung 81
melben.
Reufabt. Der e Sabre dlte
NOtariutsgebiGfe SutOb @agner (bsl
Suiti5rat6 unb g1otar glunbt hter),
pel9er elm tleines @eT9piir on Der
Sberlippe nit benz Gingernagel auf>
traBte, lit an 8lutbergiftung geitorben.
4uf benz bieiieen 9itterbGRnbofe
purbe Der 8u6nbebienitete 5ran5
3ei6Iing, 2anh{9reibereigafe tpobne
BAIT, beim lleberf9reiten Der 9eletie
iberfabren unb get0btet.
girmaens. Wegen GROCER Sc
f4Gftsperluite bat fi9 Der S4ubfdbrt@
FAINT &arI Seblacef i'm R6ein ertrdntt.
Sm @albe bel Dem iogen. 9omz
Drummer 6ofe mar Der perbetratRete
62iGbrige SaglDbner SobanneS Stetg>
ner BON bier nit 8uumfdaen bef4Gf@
ttgt, als cine grpBe 8u4e umfiel uno
BEN Steigner inter ii9 begrub. Stetg@
ner mar iofort tobt.
8GdergeIeIe 8obert S4pub tpuroe
tpegen 9iebitabls per9aftet.
Quei69etm. Der BON bier
ifammenbe G9inafreipiuige So6ann
SFrei6Df, Der Spbn Des Sobtengrdbers,
bat ii9 in China zines 8erbre4enS 0es
militGriI6en 4ufrubrs i4ulOig gez
ma4t uno 1T gum Sobe b~erurtbeilt
norben. 8oqItredt lit Die Strafe mod
nt6t. Srei6pf pirO bielme6r mad
9eutf3Gano perbrd9t unb nan glaubt,
etne 8egnabigung gu Sreibeitsfrafe
erparten gu biirfen. 6rei9of, Der iet=
ner 0tenitpfli9t in W~ir3burg bet Der
4rtiuerie geniigt bate, melbete fi3 i'm
Gommer 1900, obgIet9 er bereits Dem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS angebDrte, freitpiatg
gum @6inaerpebitionsforps unO ging
nit ben 5r~eitpiqigen bes 5. 5elOurtilz
Ierie> Gegiments ieiner5eit bon 2an0au
ab.
RpbuIben. Nrbeiter 4nDreas
Weber ptro tpegen &0rperperleBung
itedbriefli4 berfolgt.
WinnnetIer. Der beim 9ferz
b~e6Gnbler Mar Suteur beI4Gfttgte
&ne8t 9ofmann purbe BON etnem
8ferbe 10 ungliidlt4 gegen ben &opf
geI6Iugen, baB Der @etrOffene tOotli4
berleBt barnieOerliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-02

Na9 benz Gfen trennte er A,H
BON ieiner 8rdut. Gr i4fiA ourh bk
SdlDns lumber unb bebor4te uno hes
F1aui9te iebes Dort.
0a ftuBte er plObtih. 3Det Serren
fprd4en matchmaker.
Der @uter iOu ietbsr'bei' ibm gene
len fem --"
ng1i9t m6gGi6!"
sSbn gebeten 6aben -
9as un0ere berttang i'm 9elGnter.
9o9 f9on itano DiaD Dor tbHen.
rWas ion bus 6eiBen, mas meiners
Sic bdmit?"
Sic fa6sn i'm gemefen an. ngat4ts,
6srr 9ottor! Sine Shatiu4e gu SArsn
@uniten!"
nSabu!!" Gr Ia6te auf. .QusFIi9ts,
Qusflii6te! gei9t einmal Den Mtutb CUR
8u6rbeit 6aben Sic! Sic meinen, es
muBte Tein. 9enn einem &erl ME
mir -
8riisf bre6te IiA Der cine al. u@tG
Icuten fi6 fdGmen! sic beleioigen Die
Su6ter bes 6auIes!"
8a--!" @r faBte fi4 an bic
@tirn. Damn aber mars inn, ula
fpunfte bu8 6aus. 3itternb unO blei4
itiir3te er Dor. Sein S4piegeroater
fpnnte t6n gerdDe nod 9alten.
nRpmm!@, fagte er tur3 unb 3og tbr
=, DIN Ipprps 9immer. .9u foIteit
Did f9Gmen!"
SD i6 mid i4Gmen? - Sbr,
sS6r fputet es." limb ME i'm Spruoel
fhoien Inn bic -Mntlagen 9eraus, bic
er in &riim9en geiammelt uno 81
8erden umQepdnDelt bate.
Scr 9irettor b0rte i4m rubtg 5u,
bann fugte er einfa4:
nMir but es leib, baB On Did unb
Define SHUTTER 10 berabieBeit!"
SD feBe tie ni4t berdb. Sbr tbut
cs gang aQein!"
aMtr? - Nun i9 CLAUDE, ih bate
Did ni6t in mein 9uuS gepGRlt, DID
ni6t metner So6ter berlobt, tpenn th
Did fir peniger gea4tet, alS mir es
limb. @laub1t 9u benn, t4 bin BON
SauIe aus ais S~abritbeiiBer geboren 2
Mein 8ater mar S9loHer, unb fremoe
6ilfe errt6tete Die Sabrit, Die i'd mir
freili6 Damn felbit ertporben babe"
"Sier Qiebt's fem ,2(ber". @er ii9
ni6t adtet, piro ni4t 9ea4tet tper7
bcn."
Gbtt6 ftiir3te in bu5 3immer.
.gapa, @tQb = mas lit benn?"
Ser Batter fibrte fe gu tbm. p@pri8
9u Did aus nit ibm! Did geBfs am
meiIten an"
uno Iange fuBen iie beibe b%eieinans
rer.
n8loubf 9u pirli6, Miap, OoB i8
mebr bin als 0u?" @ie6, bdnn nimmft
0u mir aue8! Sebe8 MGO4en, bas ib'
rem GrpG6lten liebt, fiebt gu ibm 4tnz
uuf uno min gu INN 4tnaufitetgen. DID
bat mein Batter io9ur - Sic
fcntte beI8Gmt ben 8ltd.
Gr iab iie trourt9 On. 49, S9r
Sbr -"
mid 6%eiratben! 8a8 tiimmern Did
Ia bic anDern?"
@r faBte ibre 9ano. gGottb, Oas TT
Elm i9Dne5 8ort -
nRt6t 16Dn - nur pubr. Sir mid
f6nntet On feir, mas 9u pOQteit, poz
Der 9u moutet! Sd f4GBe Did, uno
i'd Ite6te Did Oo4!"-
6cit ienem NbenO ituunten piele in
Der @elt, buB 5pet aus 10 Derf4teoez
men @elten ii4 lieben uno 9liiflt4
fem fpnnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-02

Sci SIERRA Banter 9Olbfeiner fins
bet Gin feine8 Souper itatt. Inter ben
Qntommenben 9errIdaften erregen
3tpet 6erren, bic gang beoentli4 iiber
Zen gartettboDen i4punten, bere4=
tigtes Qufieben.
9olbHeincr (3u cinem 6reunb):
,Wer mDgen Die iein?"
6reunb: ng}un, Oas limb ieOenfaIs
vgeIabene" @GIte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-02
Vette @mpfinbunQ,

ardulein: r1ln1ere 8etannti6aft lift
BON 70 tur3er 0auer. mein 9err, baB
i9 mid ~iebenfaas erit geuauer iiber sic
ertunoigen muB, e3e t4 Sbnen mein
Satport gebe."
6err: 3D., benz 1T leiat aP8ubeIfen,
metn 6rdulein, i9 gebe S6nen bic
QbreTen Der iungen Tamen, nit benen
ih bereits perlpbt mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-02
antnIe %SnninIitGt.

Ri6ter (5r:r alien Sungfer, Die mad
lanqem 30gern 35 Sabre ulS ibr Utter
anqiebD: nNun, bas lit ia ni4t 10
.f6limm, mir tparen auf peit mebr gea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-02
Quf Der Reboute.

Quf Der Reboute.
8om 2ei8tfinn geGeitet, 10 fanb i'd mid
Elm
gu fr06li4er Saitna4ts 3eooute,
Sribut gu 3ablen ben 8etbern, benz
@ein,
Der 20pe be8 raui4enben Jeites gu
fein
Wit benz 9rong, gu beiiegen, i'm
Dilute -.
Sin tur3er 8abn -. ba trei6t's mid
bpm Sang,
Sd tann nt6t mebr laden nod f4er>
gen;
sd bin befiegt unb gefan8en gang
8on 8peier Mugen t0Otli4em Slang
limb ~6erpunbet mttten i'm 9er5en.
C6ermann S4uI3.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-03-02
Sin Sins
nprntR.

nMu5 1T benn aus Sbrem nTruuenz
9e6uttirz Stub" g%etporOen?"
,@6, Der bat ii9 i4on lqngit aufz
ocI0I. WiTen sic, 5rau Reuipeib, mir
fonltten abfplrt fem W}itqlieo ftnben,
pel6es bic @teGe aI8 9%rditDentin an@
nabm, benn Seine nolIte itia ietn,
pGbren0 mir MnbercR re0eten."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-19

Hsorya os;sdssss Medyotach. Bar
do 1ajmuisca j povabns pow1e16
y P-cx..'zansn IA 1S1nleIt Er6tN-
wlczs DyokleUYsns i wypaw1o-
niu 60 Medmiu rasY przes n::sslr-.
c6w ;. ,..::1ie howe popfAw,one.
Cena--s0 Q.
Jan Otpis,oiia czyli Sopigdrzat.
siYnnfY swego csasu trefn,s;; lego
figlel avanturY. Pnwiee6 ko-
miczns ku rosryw @ czyteln,kow.
WYdanle move popraw,one, :
liczDyMi obrazkaml. Cena daw.
mel 10 g. teraz tYlko.... 200
z1akleta Dzie,0ica 2 Brod4, civil
CYrullk zbawca. PrzYgodY Ber-
trsma " Zamku. Nadswyczaj
ciekawe opowiadanle. loo
Gzotoiek Mocy Powle6d przes Ju
l'usza de Gastin. Tfomaczona =
ffancusk'ego (nadswyczaj cie-
kawa). Cena ........ i. 60o
Testament Piosa We1s.,s
i zam'arv Moskali sawojowa4
catego 6wlata go. ...... S ct
P~roroctsoo Mchazdy, Kr6lowej
20 Saby, 13te; Svb'lli l5c.
Hssorya Q ss1achetnei pieknI NE
h1zynse, ........... ......2nc
Zynoot Geaovey, powied6 moralna
bardzo wzrusza1aca 2 . starokyt-
nych csas6w .:.... ....... 2Oc
Bolestaso ozYli Daisy Gag Geno
wef> , h6maczenie przez ks. Os-
mansklego - ........... 90 c:
Fd6soA. Powies6 z czas6w prze~
6ladowanla Chrze6cian = roku
800. Napisas Kardynai Wiseman.
l.Chw.le r"zejmu. q. Walk.
3 Zwycieztwo. so 6
w mocnel oprswle ze zfoconvm
tY,ullklem:... rs G
.Jaski'sia posepie4ca. Pow,esc prz4.
FIR <. Tuozynsxlego.... soc
Wazka Biatych z Asdyana~
Pan Nvardowski siawny m,~tr,
czarnokslezkl. wlelu pIekuen
nn]nowsze wYdsni- p
"a ksrola MARK " M,ko}Ow,e. >
Szl4ssu ....... ........... 2Oc
R.nozdo, Rinaldini, STA VI"
TO v6'izca rozb6j"ik6 s.--...6Or.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-19
ZE SWiIAT|:A.

4IS43s9 III 81 s4GE Mtss .af sI5e 4a VIZ
@sS sS9g@ s#-1e~-
9 AZ pism,
nlemieckie atakuie obecnie pa.
pite'1haa Leona XIII i jego mo-
We wygfossohasdopolskie Diel-
graymmki " Rhyme. Pismo
to powiada: " slowach Ojca
sw. ~dostrsegli pismacy Z prse-
6ladowozych warss!at6w, 4e
Giowa kosciofa katolickiego
j~aknajwidoczn,ej podnieca las
a&ebysmy sic oderwali Cd pam
silva pruskiego.
90
CZYTAMY " Gazecie Buff
faloskieJ:
Jestosmy No pewnem pred
stawieniu. Maszynka elektrY-
czna rzucza ma pl6tno roma
lite poruszajace SIC obrasY.
N~areszcze ukazuje sic sfawny
Wawel, Zwiersyniec Krakow
aki. Sobieski i Ko6oius9ko, "
~kohcu Sienkiewicz, nsjgio-
saiejszy z obecnle 3yjacYch po':
1akow. Publicznos6. :nastro]ona
pstrYotysmem do /, szpiku 10
sci siedzi jaknajspokoiniej Kto-
remus zaledwie rzuca kilka
oklask6w, zacaowu]ac sic, jsk
3ebY to byio:: Zsmek Krym-
ski. cytadels wsrssawska ca
$500 " S--.-ra-E II 49, -E-.@l. @.v-. IS
ryca Katarzyna, albo cos in
nego nieswojsk'ego.
Amervkanle zas, Q ktorych
mowi sie, be toll tylko fnsn-
si6ci. gdy ujrza obrss W.
tsh'rgtona. albo nawet De
wey'go lub Schley'a, :syp,a
grzmotem oklask6w, ]ak 2eby
i'm SIC serca rwaiY.: I
BYLY REZYDENTTrans-
vaalu, sedMwy Kruger, 'ro-
bit ~ielki, q sas'u1ony zarzut
Stanom Z'ednocsonym, wyra~
ls>ac sic W TAXI sposob do PEI
~nego p%rzYjaclela Burow "
B ,stonie::
,,Nasse dwie tax mate salu-
dn'one rzecsypospolite y 20
}udn'o~ej Afryee bytY zmuszo-
ne prowads,d wo)ne 8 dwoma
nalpotezniejszeml mocarstwa-
M ns s~iec,e, t. ]. 2 Anglia |
Stansmi Zjednoczonyml. AM
glia dostarczaia ludz, i broni,
a S:any Zjednoczone konl !
mut5w. Taste ole przesadzam
byns'mn;ej. swracaiac uwage;
ma pomoc udgielona Angll
przez Stany Z]ednocsone ia
wotn,e . Mani. Stang Zledno-
czone dostsrczyiY Wrogowl ma
sze mu wiecej MD trsysta tysie
cy koni muioW, l tylko 2 ta-
ka pomoca stsfo sic ola Anglii
r4ec.a mo4liwa wo1ne : Mani
prowsdz'e''.
GDYBY me prosby cesarza
a"s.ryackiego Franclszka J6-
z+f., da~noby Jul Prussk
trzymat " swycb szponach CO.
~ oarod "a ksohskt* " ,roku
1876. 20 wcielenia Hanoweru
j Hesyi do pahstwa pruskiego,
snutne, pam,eci B'smark, zn-
n,erzaf uiarsm,t Sakson6w.
Obecny krol Albert n 9 so-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-19
W Kl1'SLEGARN1
Il. DFRD)0WSEE|'I|,E[!e|o,
v Minona, Minn.

II ~ IISsEtt%4E &4EH&ZHSE 5aVs5%zt2E& #|4E@sa%E$4
"a. 500 Z. 8 street.
motna dosts6 rozmaite ks..4kki pol.
skle .sxczee6lnie zaS naste pujaoe:
FsIAz.KEI DO
+, NAROZENSTWA
Bog . Dbq. Kslazeoska do ma
bo1ehstwa ola mfodzlezY szk6l-
nej............... ........ $50. 10 Q
PERTH do Mabozenst,ca, Ksiazka
do nabozenstwa na czes6 Naj6wlet-
szej Fanny Maryl Nieustajacej POI
moey, v paradnej oprawie, z@ote
brzegl, 3 okuciem ! samecz-
KEN. so
/ -Ani6z Str6S, ksiazka do, nabo
zenstwa " ozdobnej oprawle, :
bialemi okladkami 2 ko6ci s}onio..
wei, za zloconYm brzegiem,
klamerka st6sow
prezen d la p q my 75c
Ani61 Str6s " paradnej opra.
vie z ~csarnej sk6ry, z wytloczo-
nym ma ok4adce s1oconYm krzYo.
z7kiem, z{ocone brzegi. Z klamer,
k2......,... $3.50. l.Oo'
:Ans61 Str6S ks,azka do. nabo-
zenstwa ola katollck,e] mied1iezy
" mniejszym formaoie W wspa~
nia}ej oprawle z cserwone
go aksamitu, z wytfoczonvm
na ok}adce z{oconym krzyAykiem,.
ze z}oconymi brzegami.... 40
W;anek Maryi (Wlanek ku
cso, Nsj6wletszej Maryl Paauy) :
wYtfoczonym obrazkiem ma oklad-
ce z ztoconym brzegsem z zto-
oonym tytullkiem ...... $l.O0
Ia sama kslazka z oknciem i "a
Wyborek czyl, kr6tki sposob'
nahozenstwa codz,eEnego oUrawnY
" droga sk6rke z o*uciem i kla-
merka : s}osonym krzyzYkiem ma
ok@adoe i zlotym tytuliklen 60 G
Ks. Arcybiskupa Dsmeina ksiaz.
ka do nabozens.wa (Biskupkal v
sparadne] opravie re z}ooonym
.tytuiem z}ocone brzegl : okuoiem
i klamra (dla kobie)...... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb.skupa Dunina ksias
ka do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) Y
mocnej pleknej oprawie 20 z}oco,
nvm brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.3O
Ksiazki
KantyczM. = Pastoralki i ko.
ledy czylr plosakl weso}e ludu v.
o1asle SWAT Bozego Narodzenla
pc domaoh 6piewane.s.... Is Q
Mabwnsczy ops Pozski czyli
Geografa ~oicsystego kraju, : licze
nemI obrazkami mapa. Zawiera
przeaz{o 50 stron'c... -. 80 9.
Kseszon*owy $40" DIX. fo1sko-
anglelski ! ang'elsko-polskl uto-
zonY przez Antonlego farYsk1epo
wraz,. .,NauKa "ymoWY q
glelskle]". 80. ......... " W
Atessandra Cnodsxs sfown'k roL"
20 Angleisk' Angle'sko-folski
:" mocnel opra"le 20
tYtol1Kami' @4.oo
fiosnk;. Drink. arva naro..
dove fonrawne1 95o,
W!ybG piesns narodocych, " kt6-
.rym. zna]duia sle: dunk. ave.
marsze krakowiakl. maaa:y,
p'esni patrYotYosne. w"jer :
L6,nk Polski. ZawieralscY SAT
Dumek, Aryi. Krakow,ak6w i
p,osnek iudowyoh. w moonei
oprawle, Cena.