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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20

FASHION NOTES.
II. Quad Tells what Has Been Going
on In South Africa.


copyright, 1901, by C. D. Lewia1
Mrs. O'Shay of the Makolo tribe has
cards out for an at home next Tuesday
evening, and as on that suspicious &C.
casion she will wear q bobtailed coat
bought from q soldier and have a head
dress made of old beef cans she Is ex-
pected to create a sensation and be-
come the leader of society.
The bellies of Griqualand are coming
out strong for the fall and winter sea-
son, and high toned functions will be
the order of the day. They are using
five barrels of kerosene per week for
hair oil, and an old calico wrapper
makes opera cloaks for six of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damaras, the well
known fashionables of the Kilamba
tribe, have arrived In town TO get
enough labels off peach and tomato
cans to maintain their prestige for the
winter as leading dressers.
At a musicale given at the hut of
Mrs. D'Thomas of the Katongo tribe
the other evening the paper collars
worn by the gentlemen just matched
the socks worn by the ladies. and both
matched the three jewsharps which
rendered Home. Sweet Home" In a
matchless manner
There Is a spirited controversy going
on among the ultra ~fnshionables of the
Loangoes as to whether old coffee
sacking with red patches sewed OH
here and there is the proper caper for
q wedding dress. and the outcome is
awaited with breathless anxiety.
If the British government desires the
social advancement of the people, ii
will send out its army flour in cotton
sacks instead of barrels. With q flour
sack apiece, aided more or less by the
cartoons cut from comic papers, the
ladies will jump civilization half a Gen.
fury ahead in a year.
Mrs. Ashford. the leader of the ton
among the Zumbus, has made her a
travelling suit out Of q soldiers coat
tail and three naval brass buttons and
scored the greatest triumph of her life.
There is no need of q Worth or a Red
fern In this country. NJ. QUAD.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20

Yes. by Joye, | really believe they
are beginning to think I'm going to be
a future member of their family"
What's put that Idea into your
head:"
We'll. last night while I was wait
Ing for Miss Rocksleigh to get through
primplng her mother came into the
parlor and asked me II | could trace
my ancestry back to any barons or
earls- or dukes or William the Con-
queror."-Chieago Record Herald.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
Another Rebuff.

Colonel" the beautiful grass widow
asked. "have you ever had any expert.
ence with ghosts?"
Yes" the rough and ready old war
r!or answered. when my wife was
alive. she was continually paradlng her
FIRST husband before me. That's why
I'm looking for an inexperienced lady
now."-Chicago Record Herald.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
Considered AZ Fortunate,

THAT nobleman she married turned
out to be bogus"
by George! That's lucky for her,
isn't it?'
THAT depends on whether you con-
sider him as a husband or merely as
a purchose."-Chicago Post.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
Love and

Mabel = Congratulate me, dear-I'm
engaged to the count.
Clara-But how did he propose? He
speaks no English and you do not un-
derstand French.
Mabel-Oh. that was an easy matter.
He showed me his family tree. and |
showed him papa's handbook. Then
we shook hands. -Chicago News.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
A Cry From the Oppressed.

"There's one difference between me
and President Roosevelt" said Mr..
Henpeck re1ectlyely.
"Only one?" his wife asked. with n
note of sarcasm In her voice.
well. there's one that nobody can
help noticing. He goes around with
out a bodyguard: you never let me get
out Of your sight."-Chicago Record
Herald.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
Then the subject Wa. propp.

Am I the only girl you ever loved?"
she asked doubtfully.
Am ! the only man you ever encour-
aged?' he inquired.
They looked long and soulfully into
each others eyes. and out of this gaze
there seemed to come a tacit under
standing that 1t would be just as well
to drop the subject.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
Effective.

"Did your new alarm clock get you
out on time In the mornlng?" asked
the salesman.
at did," answered the man.
Il couldn't fail to be awake on time.
! got to thinking about the noise 1t was
going to make. and ! couldn't sleep all
night Washington Star.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20

IL Turneo Gut 10 De hatner Sopths
Jokfns, However, For the Animal
Bi6ed1 His Time and Then Evened
u Matters With the Tsnnesseean.
Copyright 1901, by C. B. Lewis.l
Zone night about five years ago.
said the old possum hunter as he set
tied down to tell a story, "a bar come
along ut night and took my pig out Of
the.pen. / was lyin sick at the time
and couldn't git out to shoot him. but |
feckoned he'd hang around till l got q
show to git even. 1t was a month
befo,. I was out, and then spring had
come, and fur was no good. All l
could do cwas to play a joke on that
varmint and make him feel bad. l
rot some. harbed wire and strung 1t
acfosa the pen, and when all was ready
! Killed a wocdchuck and dragged him
around the pen and throwed his car
cass In. The old woman seen what
was sotn on and said:
@.Zeb, are yo' gwine to tangle that
bar up In that barbed wirer
THAT'S what It's fur said l.
.<What yo' got ag'in himY
ssHe carried off our hawg.'
sNThat was bekase yo' was too lazy
to roof the pen In. ! wouldn't do any
fo4lin with that bar. He cum loafD
round yere the other day when yo' was
away, and he looked mighty serious
and solemn. He amt no critter to
Joke with
But he'll hev to stand 1t jest the
same. II be gifts among them wires.
he'll feel tickled to DEATH
"'waal.' said she. 'yo' 60 ahead. but
I'm tellin yo' that If yo' joke with that
bar hen cum out ahead. Thar's bars
and bars. Some goes In fur fun, and
some don't
'"That night about 'leven o'clock"
continued Zeb, that bar cum spookin
round. I was awake and heard him
snidln. but l kept quiet till he climbed
up the~logs of the pen and dropped
down inside. He knewed woodchuck
from hawg, of co'se. but woodchuck
was good. nun fur him jest then. II
he saw them barbed wires. be took 'em
fur strings. Leastwise he leaped right
down, and next mint he was maxim
fuss nun fur three doghghts. They
heard him howlin way oyer to Jim Tan
ner's place. Lawd, sab. but 1t made my
bar stand Up to hear him take on. but
I got on my clothes and went out to
rub 1t into him a little. Lookin down
Into the pen, l called him a hawg thief
and iots Of other names, and every
time he roared I laughed In his face.
I jest poked fun at that critter till !
was tired. but when l went back into
the cabin the old woman was iookin
powerful solemn.
"'What's the matter with yo'T said !.
"'Oh. nuthin.' she said.
But what yo' lookin so solemn furT
~''Cause thar's trubble ahead. That
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
Putting the other Foot In 1t.

Putting the other Foot In II.
Mother-Ethel is the very image of
what | was at her age.
He-Really? l shouldn't have thought
1t possible!
Mother (coldly)-May l ask why?
He (seeing his error and striving to
rectify itD-Oh-er-I was forgetting
what a long time ago that must have
been.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
An Hut-

Alderman-What. sir. You take me
to be one who can be bribed? You
insult my sense of honor. sir.
Citizen Pray. excuse me. | really
Alderman-But. say. suppose ! was
that kind Of a man. how much would
you be willing to give?-Chicago News.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20

M~uggins-Do you believe that a hus-
band and wife gradually absorb zach
others characteristics and become as
one?
Enthusiastically. When | first mar
rled my wife. she didn't have a necktie
TO her name.-Philadelphia Record.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
A TIN.

Daughter-There will be literary peo-
pie there.
Mother Yes. and be on your guard
with them.
But how shall ! know them, moth
err"
by their halr-long In the men and
short In the Life.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20

am a farmer located near Stony Brook, one of the most malarious
districts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at times
so could not work. and was always very constpated as well. For
years had malaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in blowing,
that could do nothing bat shake. must have taken about a barrel
OF quinine pills besides dozens of other remedies, but never obtained
any permanent benefit Last fall, in peach time, had a most serious
attack Of chlls and then Commenced TO take Ripans Tabules, upon z
friends advice, and the first box made me all right and have never
been without them since. take one Tabue each morning and night
and sometimes when feel more than usually exhausted take three in
a day. They have kept my stomach sweet, my bowels regular and
have not had the least touch of nal ria nor splitting headache since
commenced using them. know also that sleep better and wake up
more refreshed than formerly. don't know how many complaints
Ripans labules VIII help, but do know they will cure any one in the
condition was and would not be without them at any price.
honestly consider them the cheapest-piced medicine in the world, as
they are also the most beneficial and the most con yenient to take.
an twenty seven years of age and have worked hard all my life, the
sarne as most farmers, both early and late and in all kinds of weather,
and have never enjoyed such good health rs have since last fall; In
TACT, my nelghoos have all remarked my inpro we'd condition and have
SAID Say, John, what are you doing 10 look 81 ~healthy2"
ease ofmdh health that r. pa Ms will M thnent They hanhh mua and poous life
az omN@ mh MNhe" rk PAN on, the pa"geM md ar~It nos substitute RIPAkN
tedaeS viii nailed 10 any ad %sym Tor s@s % f% ward do ns nMh p. nae CHI .a% CO e aS i
W spruce ST Vow York
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20

Kenilworth-Yes. the drama has de-
generated most sadly.
Kaintuck-Indeed 1t has. sub. | went
to a theater the other evening. and they
passed around water between the acts.
New York Journal.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20

Justice Of the Peace Of Argenta Township
u Hagar
Constable of Argenta Township........
George Austin
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20

The Kildare youse de bloke wot's
writin' dat story In De Weekly Buster2
why. yes"
Den tell us II de lnjuns kill Wild
Dave In de next chapter or we'll brain
you!'-New York Journal
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-20
ZEB'S JOKE ON BRUIN
HOW The Possum HUNTER HAD
FUN WITH THE eEAR.

Il Turned Out to De Rather Costly
Jokins, However, For the Animal
Bi6eda HE Time and Then Evened
u Matters With the Tennesseenn.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-06
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Dry hard wood for sale. -
win nav highest market prices for hides,
skins and pelts. If +. \. JERD.
Brooks, block. one good warm tenement
| for small family only.
shall be in Randolph November ~
land - DR.. GEORGE II. SPILLER.
r. & NJ. and c. v. mileages to rent at j.
lC. Hulbert's barber shop, Edison BLOCK.
FOR Thoroughbred shropshire
rams. 2t ZENO L. PAGE, Randolph W
WAxrEp.-No. /, ash, maple and bass
wood i'm the log or sawed to order at any
mill. Il. l.. BASS, hailaoiPi' :
Goto G. w. Proper, Dudley St., for car
| riage and sleigh repairing, saw nllng' etc
| An work guaranteed. u
have bought the blacksmith shop OF =.
a. George ana Will be pleased TO see all the
| old customers and many new ones.
Four cents per pound for first quality
Christmas greens from Nov. lst 70 Nov
2Oth. &. II. NOBLE. Echo Farm, Bethel
WAyrFD:-Women for laundry, female
cook and chamber maids. Apply 10 the
superintendent of the Northampton IN
sane hospital, Northampton, Mass.
FoR SALE:-One real brown horse, good
driver. single or double. or years old
al a bargain; also one moderate priced
work horse. W NJ II. ~ l'oi9'
Owing to repairs, ] am not boiling
India Wheat Hour this fall. viii an
nounce later when ] shall be ready for
business. wv
BERT FARNsWoRTH, East Braintree.
Family of two desires experienced mid
dle-aped. American housekeeper' wash
ing sent out. Pleasant home. Address
with. references, Box 1877, White RIVER
Junction, Vt.
Get your cider at once. Shall finish GUS
tom business Nov. 18th. Settle your cider
account now. Cider &c. gallon. Plenty
boiled cider and jelly. VIII buy a few
more apples. DIX j. CAMP, +. Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-06

NJ. w. Tucker, agent for the only genu-
inc cushion sole shoe, viii VISIT MS Gus
toners IN Randolph in November. 4w
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-06

Continued on IN page.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
XIII Sejm i Koncert
Zwiazku S%piewak6w Polskich
W Ameryce.

Rodacy!
"a kllka zaledwo tygodnl roz.
pocznie sic W m,e6cie Chicago Sejm
XIII Zwiazku Spiewak6w Polskich
" AmerYce.
Druzyna %spiewacza z kazdego
niemal zakatka Stan6w Zjeanoczo-
nych zbierze sic znowu pc roku
ably da6 sprawozdanie re swej piracy,
ably przystapit ma nowo do obrad
mad dobrem i rozwojem Zwiazku
Spiewak6w ably zewsp6lnej narady
nabraG nowych sill do piracy tax
wznios}ej jak pielegnowanie piesnl
polskiej ma obczyznie.
Dzien otwarcia obrad sejmo-
wych przypada ma d. l-go wrzesn'a
b. r Lecz Zjazd rozpocznie sic ra-
czej d. 80 slerpnis,. " kt6rym to
dniu odbedzie Sc wielki koncert
polaczonycb chdrdw Wv. S P. "
Am.
Ola mieszkanc6w miasta Chi
cago bedzie to chwila uroczysta
wa1na, DO dawro JUL ME goscili u
siebie tel mi}ej druzyny spiewaozej,
dawno iuz " tel pierw szej .kolebce
spiewu polakiego ma obczyznie ME
INDEPENDENTLY potesne tony ma
srych wsnioslycE, przemaw,ajacych
do ser.a pieSni narodowych, st.no-
wlacych niejako arke przymierza
dla biednych tulaczdv polskich.
Lees chwlla u waxing byd po.
Wilma. nietylko ala samych polat6s
Chicago. Vatna byo powinn. d,
calego oa6luuaszego. Ola caisj ami
rssyii 49, Ameryoe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

!, wskardyek p. Milkowskiego. y
obec tegoS uczvniony mi zarzut 9.
do plsemnych dektaracyj upadat ]
zmusza najaroczysciej zapewDic
Pulkowniks, ze m6wilem do luds
ME Q deklaracyach pisemnycb, alec
faktyczuym antykatollckim Rady
MuaealDei nastIoiu. P. 2. Mi'kow-
ski, s{ypzal pewnie . TEN " roz-
targnle.iu wie6c to przerobii v pa
m'eci, aprzegajac fskt antykatolic-
kiego usposoblenia Rally z pisem-
nemi deklaracyaml %katolickich stu
deot6w; ME przypuszczam BOWEN.
aby pisarz " tym razle fwiadomle
klamstwa sig dopusci}i wo'e prey
toczy6 jego wlasne. skieroWane ku
mnie wyrazy, ze podobny lspsus
memoriae zdarza sic czesto ludziom,
majacym zwyczaj d%o1trajahia wspo-
mnieh do wym6g lub potrzeb bie-
zacych, niekiedy urojonych. Zresztae
upominanie sic u Rady, jak sam 2:
Mllkowski przyznaje, "a kandyda-
tamil katol1ckiego wyznania. to
upomlnanie sic re strony bratanka
s. p. IIr. Krystyua Ostrowskiego
kaze sic domy6lat, il z funduszem
stypendyalnym " Rapperswilu
dzia}o SIG Co.'S. ME pc mysli
f%ul0atora!
Ma tenn koncze odpow,edz Da
artykul p. Milk ,wskiego, spodzie-
wajqc sic, lie " niedalekiej przy-
sz}osci bede mai szczescie znowu
odpowiadac So. Fowie6ciopisarzo
wi W dalszym ciagu ro~zswietlac
ludowl polskiemu W Ameryce te
CRUDE Varsity zadymlonej patryo-
tyczno-liberalnym prochem atmo
sfery, co sk}ebione a zwis}y
tajemniczo o~tacza}y dotad zar6wnc
Rappersville jak j niedoscigla
.,Tajna Lige Polska"
X. DR.. Meczys1aw Barabasz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14
LIeczy raka.

Oe}osi}em juz We W1ARus1E, re
Wy nalaz}em skuteczny srodek ma
raka. Wskutek tego og}oszenia juz
czterech pisaio do mnie, abym I'M
przys}ai medycyny na %wYleczenie
raka, lecz tego uczyni6 ME moge,
DO koniecznie ia sam te chorobe
leczyt music. Cd zwYc7ajnych
doktcr6w tez ma raka zadnego
ratunku znalezG lie MONA
Glory ma raka konlecznie do mnle.
przyjechat mus.
Eiedawno przyjecha} do mnie
czlowiek re stanu Illinois, kt6rego
doktorzy dlugo bez skutku leczyli-
ia go w~yleczylem W 10 dniach, i
teraz ma noge zupelnie zdrowa Gdy
pokaza} wyleczona noge doktorom.
cl sic mocno dziwowall.
Glory ma raka, chcacy do
mnie przyjechat, MECH mnie ~pierw
Q TEN uprzed.i, pod nizej podanym
adresem, . ja mu odpisze, kiedy
ma do mnie p~rzyjechat, a gdy przy-
jedzie. to 60 dobrze wylec,e ' y
dniach.
Moi adres jest:
waleny W remblevsli
East Chain Lake. MINI.
Pr1Yiech.d trzeba DO stacyi lole-
jowej F.irmont, Mimi, mad
koleja Chicago, Milvanlee = s.
Paul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

P ssllIi kIlalt tt,Ellr slbY s sc ' q, vyy llllc
: Muzeum, salotyoiel 20 odbytymn,
lax wiadomo, Saddle honorowym
wynl6sl Z tel afery lmle czystee= !
gorzkie tylko wspomnieniao Patrry-
otyzmie oszszercdw.
20 Sm,erci jednak jego misty
tucya, rae przeszedlszy wrece Rally
Muzealnej, " kt6rej p. z: MiikoW-
ski kilku p%odobnych mu pan6w,
zaczeli pc swoj'mn rel wcdzic, Ia
pc}uia}a j n%ape}nia sie ME lyle Ia
bytkaml krajowej przeszloSci. lie
~raczej wroga katollcyzmowl poll
skiemu atmosfera. Zaprzeczy6temu
Mkt SIC ME osmleli, kto a tych
.pta!pq6w = zycia ME z imiepla, kto
pamieta, ze s. p. J6zef Ignacy kra-
szewski dziekl ich przezornoscl
zmar} W San Reno bez pociech re-
ligijnvch kosclola, kto vie re piano.
vie ci szczyca sig terra ~jeszcze, jake
oduiesionem mad ciemnota zwyc,e-
stwem, il ME dcpuscili kap}ana do
}oza unierajacego blizniego. Re
fuudusz stypendyalny W Rapper>
wilu " rskach takich pan6w stall
sic Mekka student5m o liberalnych.
jedynie pogIadach, re student prey
znajacy sic otwarcle do wyznania
katolickiego u Rady Muzeal,
mel doznawa6 must taklego przyje-
cia ,,jak sic vita psy " kryglelni"
re La liscle szcze5livych kandyda-
tow, CO korzystali z funduszu. ME
znajdzle sic AMI jeden student
- katolik, re ma ll6cie tel ]ednak
dopatrzyc sic bedzie MONA nazvlsk
.pokrewnych polakom mojzeszowego
wyznania i dostrzedz nazwisko mai
blizEze p. Mi}kowskiemu, watp1t o
TEN ME MONA.
Sam ~ jake student " szkole
medycznej W Paryzu pamietam tres6
koleg6w i ko!ezanek z
Glaciery, ich usposobien e, poelady,
dazenla przekonanla i stosunki z
Geneva, Bernem i Zurichem, a
g}6wnie z pre- w6dca tajnego stowa-
.rzyszenia W Szwajcaryi, p. z. Mill
To tez skoro IDEA Skarbu Ra-.
pperswilskiego przen:esiona zostafa
ma grunt polsko~ameryka6ski ,kiedy
patryoci o silnych gard}ach i chu~
dych kieszeBiach zaczeli> tn nawo~
polak6w do sk}adania grosza
wdowiego kiedy wreszcie sam p.
Milkowski jake przedstawiciel Ligi
ta1ne] WydelegoWaf sic 90 AmerYkl
pc pamiatkowe medale.. chcia-
lem pow edited pc zasi{ki Ola. skar-
bu narodowego W Rapperswilu,
pozweli}em by} sobie W rozmowie z
kilkoma para6anami %wspomnat 0
liberalnym w}asciwie antykato-
lickim nastroju Rady Muzealnej l
dodad zarazem, re PREY takim stanie
rzeczy student - katolik mic moze
j spodziewaG sic nawet z funduszu
stypeudyaluego pomocy. DO wlara
" k~atolickiego Boga jest zbrodnia
narodowa W oczach Rappersw'l-
sLich Radc6w. Co pow iedzia}em
g., hrJo rou,1vS wSo Suo1o-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14


3. - - -7.s-s.
Me watp,my tez AMI ~ chwileI
1e rodacy, ! zwlaszcsa m~ilo6nicy
spiewu, v chwlli tax waznejj ME
odm6wia nam swego poparcia. Ma Ma.
my nadzieje, ze Sejm XIII Zwiazklu
spiewak6w Polskich zgromadzi v
Chicago nietylko wlelka liczbee
koleg6w pc lutni, ale take j tych
naszych rodakdw, ktdrym na to
czas j stosunki pozwole.
Koncert poiaczonych ch6r6w
Wv. Sp. Pol. odbedz,e sic " nie-
dziele d. 81 sierpnia, konlecznem
wiec jest, ably spiewacy p~rzybywa-
jacy ma sejm byli " Chicago nal
pdzniej W n,edziele lano. W tymze
samym czasle spodziewamy SIC
wszystklch go6ci zamiejscowych,.
przybywajasych 2 ch6rami.
koncert ten bedzie jednym z
najwiekssych jake kiedykolwiek
Zwiazek nasz urzadza}. Bogaty
niezwykle program, ktdrego wyko-
mamie powiedzie sic pod kazdym
wxgledem, da w6wczas najlepsze
pojecie 0 naszej piracy mad pieleg-
nowaniem spiewu narodowego
krzewieniu ducba patryotyzmu
w6r6d n~sszej m}odziezy, a starania
kom,tetu chicagosk1ego zapewnia]a
tax 6plewakom jak j gosclom iak
nailepsze, staropolskie goscinne
przyjecie.
Pr6cz koncertu odbedzie sic VI
drugim dniu sejmu bankiet ma eze6G
p~rzybylych 6piewak6w oraz kontest
Q kilka nagr6d, miedzy lnnemi o
nagrode wyznaczona przez chica''
eoskie ch6ry.
Jak wisc z tel kr6tkiej odezwy
rodacy w;dza, komitet zajmujacy
sic urzadzeniem Sejmu koncertu
cxyni wszystko mozilwe. ably ME-
tylko zalnteresowa6 polakdw praca
Zwiazku Spievak6w, ale takze, ably
do tel piracy pociaynae jak najlicz-
~niejsze zastepy naszej zdoInei
mlodziezy, odciagajac ja r6wno-
czesnie Cd zabaw bezcelowycb, a
czesto nawet zdrowie ru;nujacych.
Komitet zar6wno jak i ca4Y og6l
spiewak6w ,naszych do piracy tel
wznioslej zaprasza z okazyi fejmu
wszystklch zdrowo myslacych pola-
k6w j polkl, ably podali nam swe
rece i wsp6lnie pracowali mad krze..
wicnlcm spiewu narodowego.
Many niep}onna n~adzieje, re
ME bedz,e ami jednego pisma, kt6~
reby sprawe nasza pominelo milcze-
MEM, re wszystkie uzyja swego
wpf, WI ma og6f c~zytelnik6w i re
prey tel pomocy pism w1asnie Zwia-
eek nasz wzrosnie do olbrzymich
rozdhiar6w ably TEN skutecznlej m6gl
pracowad ola dobra naszej me-
szcresliwej ojczyzny.
A i'm PREDICT to nastapl. TEN
nradzpi ho6ziorov mouli xawo@af.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-14

Al:lS.
. pgotbycis1 \. Miikousklego
\. ;'=5s Il !, ss BALTIMORE.
(Odpowaiedf ma artykul Pull kownika
drukowany v Gohcu Polskim).
Pomijam osobiste wycieczkl P.
Pu}kownika q co to mel brody
j stosunku jej z Jerozolima, choc
naleza}oby sadzld ze p. Mifkowski,
snajacy tax dobrse przyczYny
przebieg wojen kozacklch powinien
by} cos wiedzie6 0 mojem Zaporozu
iSiczy; zreszta ]ezeli komu PREY.
pominac mo1aa :stosunki 2 Pale-
sigma, to chyba p. Mi}kowskiemnu,
kt6rego wspomnienia 0 Ameryce
drukowa} W Goncu p. "A. Reiff, po-
lax mojzeszowego wyznania, cd lat
zilkunastu PREY ulicy du -Four "
Paryzu ~vydajacy pismo naszym
wielx,m patryotom polskim!
Pomljam takze niedyskretno6c
p. Pu{kownika, re pc przejrzeniu
ma plebanii album mego, kart wi
zytowych i zaproszeh cd rozmal-
tych korporacyj naukowych, arty-
stycznych i literackich p~ozwoli}
sob1e naduzYt przywilej6w go6cia i
pisat o wystawie moich pamiatek
iako 0 kokieteryi smlesznie cokol-
wick wygladajacej. Mech mi bedzie
wolno powiedzieG tylko nawiasem.
re pamiatki te, jakkolw,ek papie-
rowe, zawsze ceni}em i Genie, i
gdybym m6g} je zamieLic ma szczee
70 zfota monete, jeszcze ME zssta~
wi4bym ich W zydowskim lombar-
die, jak to czynia czasami wlelcy
patryoci j to z medalam' p%amiatko-
wynn swoich wielbicieli!
Pomijam insynuacye p. Pull
kownika, re celem odwr6cenia roda-
kow cd nlego zwo}afem r6wnoczek-
ME drugie zgromadzen;e 10 hall i
tam mia}em przemowe. Para5a
Gala, piec tysiecy ludu za~swiadczyc
roze, re W dnlu tym przypada}y
z~wyczajne zgromadzenia brackie, ma
kt6rych jednak sam wcale ME by
lem ME przemawla}em, re p.
Pu}kownik zdo}a} zgromadziG W
~niedziele zaledwie garstke polak6w
prey soble, wilma W tenn ME moja,
tylko VIVA ludu, kt6ry wiecej pa
tryotyzmu widzi W kosciele polskim
ksiedzu, niz W szumpych fraze-
sach i sercu pateutowanych W
Rapperswilu m~i{osnik6w OjczyznY!
Pomi]am W kohcu to w~szystko,
co mnie osobiscie dotyczy, a przy-
stepuje do sprawy obchodzaacej
og6t. W,adomo, re Hr. Platter, nos1ac
sic z mysla utworzenia W Szwaj
caryi Muzeum. z~nalaz} by} szlachet-
nego i hojnego sprzymierzehca "
osobie Hr. Krystyna Ostrowskie-
go. Obaj ci panowie, owiani du-
chem prawdziwej wzgledem kraju
ml}osci, obaj zar6wno katolicy ak
i dobrzy Polacy, z}ozyli bgli "
o6erzo mienie swci rodzinne za~
bytki, : czego powstai pierwotnle