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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
Hha: D-. Woodrow Taught.

The theory OF evolution which DR..
Woodrow has been condemned for teach
ING was Substantially explained by that
gentleman in an address before the
Alumni Association o: the Columbia
Theological Seminary. May 1th, 1884.
IN that address DR.. Woodrow said that
the origin Of Il thing may imply either
tllat it came into existence just as it Is,
or that it passed through 4 series OF
changes from L prcyicnS state in order TO
reach its present condition, He found
nothing in the Bible which contradictS
the belief that God Immediately brought
into existence each form independently ;
or that contradictS the belief that, hay
ing originated ono or few forms. He
caused Ill others TO spring from these in
accordance with laws which He Or
daincu and makes operative.
After cXhauSt!vcly Y reviewing the Scien-
!ilic records. Dr. Woodrow drew the
following conclusions:
''In view OF all the facts now present.
cd-,hc way in which animals have sue
crc,lcd each other. bc@inningas far back
a> We can 90, and coming down to the
present: the series OF rescmblanccs
which connect Them from the lowest to
tie hi-iIc>t. exhibiting such remarkable
unity o. plan the existence OF rUdi-
HrntalE organs: the geographical dis
tribuIiOn OF animals, and the close con-
nrction oi that distribution now and in
the past; in view OF all these facts the
doctrine OF descent with modification,
which so perfectly accOrds with them
all, cannot be lightly and contempt
uou>ly dismissed. In the enumeration
made. have been careful to state none
but we'll aSccrtaincd facts, which any
one WHO wishes to take the time can
easily verify. Are not the condolences
such a must almost compel belief Of the
doctrine, uHlc>s it can be proved to be
contradictory Of other known truth ?
For my part | cannot but so regard
them ; and the more fully | become ac-
quaintcd with the facts of which / have
given faint outline, the more am in
clincd 10 believe that it pleased God, the
Almighty Creator, TO create present and
Intermediates past organic forms not i'm
mediatcly but mediatcly, in accordance
with the general plan involved in the
hypothesis have been illustrating. Be-
licvins, as [ do, that the Scriptures are
almost certainly silent OH the subject, 1
find it hard 10 see how any one could
hesitate TO prefer the hypothesis OF
mediate creation to the hypothesis Of
Immediate creation"
DR.. Woodrow declared that as regards
the soul OF man. he believed it was i'm
mcdiatcly Grated. He recognized the
methods OF evolution aS Gods plan Of
creation, and rs such to inspire pro-
ioundc reverence, glory and honor to
tic Maker and Givcr OF al Lie.
TIC Chronicle prints this as 4 matter
Of information to the public at this
limc.--!Uyr&fa Chronicle.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
A. C. JONES & CO., Proprietors.
THE PR RESIDENTS CARRIAGE.

President Cleveland and Miss
Frances Folsom, of Buffalo, \. y,
will he married by Rev. DR.. Sander
land, ex-Chaplain Of the United
States Senate, and a minister Of the
Presbyterian Church, in the Blue
Parlor of the Executive Mansion, on
Wednesday, (to-day) June 2nd, at
I o'clock p. m. They are to be mar
ried on the same spot where Miss
Nellie Grant and Mr.. Sartoris stood.
The time Of the marriage was given
out by Col. Lamont, President Cleve-
lands Private Secretary, on the re
turn of Miss Folsom from Europe on
the 9th ult. This is the second
President who has married during
his term of Office. President Tyler
being the first; and the ninth mar
riage which has taken place at the
White House. Miss Folsom is just
% years of age, wei educated, ex-
ceedingly pretty and popular, the
daughter of President Cleveland's
old law partner, and the possessor of
nice little fortune left her by her
uncle, who died quite recently, and
withal a true type Of an American
woman. We tender the President
our congratulations. wishing him all
the JOY that position, success and q
loving wife can bring to home.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
E'uliticS E'nGrr Damage
to Crop.

COLUMBIA. :. Cit is very evil
dent that unless Judge Cothran re-
fuses to enter the race the real fight
for the Democratic nomination in the
Congressional district will be mar
rowed virtually to Col. J. \. Lip
scomb and Judge Cothran. The lat.
ter is undoubtedly the strongest d
most popular lawyer in the race, i. he
is in. as Col. Lipscomb is certainly
the most popular farmer so far men,
ton for the position. From the tone
of some Of the newspapers in the dis
trict. Judge Cothran will be opposed
because he is al Abbeyille man, the
papers contending that. as Abbeville
County has had the Congressman for
ten years, she should yield the honor
to some Of the other counties.
Senator Buffers reply to the Free
Trade Club is apparently satisfac-
tory to all sides. If he does not
agree fully with the views Of his free
trade friends, lie differs from them
in so courteous and courtly q manner
as to make them forget the points of
difference. The talent Of pleasing
friends and opponents is rare one,
but the Senator certainly possesses
this charm.
The country papers this week de-
vote large part Of their space to &C
counts Of the recent destructive
floods. The damage to growing crops
may not be as great as appears at first
sight, but the loss. after discounting
exaggerations. will be heavy.-Rich-
iund in Ll"gustN Chroniclc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
About Dancing and Other .imUsc-
IncntS.

At the Ministers Mectingin in LOUISVILLE.
ny, on Monday Of last week. Rev. DR..
G. Hcmphill took occasion to correct Ger
tain Misrepresentation which had been
made in regard to remarks OF lis about
amuscmcnts and kindred subjects made
At & previous meeting. lie said:
"Bcforc entering upon the discussion
of the question before the Association.
| desire to correct some nisapprrhcn-
>ions OF my TcnarkSat the last meeting.
| am supposed by some 10 be in fayor Of
winc-drinkin@. dancing, lI!"atrr--o;ng.
etc. This is entirclra i mistake. and can
not b" justly inferred from anything |
have said. here Or elsewhere. On tile
question nf winc-drimknm fpr example.
MY position is thaJ ;hc Bible docs nos
condemn the drinking of wine, except
whcN il reaches the point of intoNica-
ion. | believe tic Saviour made and
lScd wine 10 some extent 1t least. But
| do not conclude from this the Bible OF
oUr Saviour caA b. quoted &> being in
i~vor of wine drinking, much less aS
commencing it
Alter stating his views in regard 10 the
authority of the Church. he concluded
with the following practical suggestions
Is 10 how ministers ShoIlri deal with this
pcrpicNiny question Of amu>rm"ntS as
we find them:
First-Ncvrr 10 indulge in inrIiscrim-
mate d:HHucaiio:i, but always to di>tjn-
gniS'l things that differ.
Sacond--To let Or people sec that We
DO not orpcSa their amHscmcnt> from
:,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
Bridges to Build.

The County Commissioners WI +as De ~
the following named places on the the tl;n an,eS y
mentioned, for the purpose OF aWalainS aa;nS 5
Contracts for building bridges aceoru"m5 -
to plans and specifications then a'''
there exhibited: ,:..,o p;rcr
Workman bridge, over Llttle n.s n's' 1esc
at II a. m.. Thursday, June lo'n, ,or r thc
Lower IuGian Creek Bridge, ne''' -, nv
late Dr.. T. 3. kcnnerly,S, at IL d. "'''
SATURDAY. June 18th, 1886. n,,o,n.s
NcCarlev's Bridge over Duncan an >
Creek, at il .. m., Tuesday. June l't"'
Ev order oi County CommiSsloneIS'
JAS. X. P. GOGGANS, CLERK
:I-2f-2t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02

iovs Of pure aid ,lndctilcd religion. To
get men TO leave thr valley by pointing
them 70 the bri "htcr and more serene
and more i"altli-giving heights above.
nope it i now unnecessary to say
thar an nn- il favor Of wine drinking.
dancing, and t!lcatrc-goinG. 1 rarely
touch any imtoXicant: | never dance. or
attend 4 theatre; and ii am persons de-
sire NY Judgment q 10 my duty in these
matters. he will find it in my practice.
Bat DO not iccl authriZcd as minister
Of the gospel to enforce my construction
OF ny duty III the premises upon the
con 81 rnc1s ri az hnr-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

Bv Jacob B. Fcllcrs. Probate J|uSS' e
WtEHrAs. james y. McFall, as Y: ".
p. hath made suit to me to gram, ;I, n,tn ~
Ictrrrs OF Administration with Will an.
mryc,i Of the derclict estate and efec1s
OF Henrietta Brooks. deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite ana and au1
moni<i al and singular the kindred anu I.s
creditors of the said Henrietta brooks'
decreased. that they be and appear DC, 2o
fore. me. in the Court OF Probate, TO De DC
held at Ncwbcrry Court House on tne
sixth day OF July next, after publ
cation hereof. at II o'clock IN the lole-
noon, to slew cause, if any they nave,
WHY the said Administration should hot
Given under my Hand this 23th day
OF May Auno Domini 1856:
J.B FELLERS. J.>P. n. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
THE LESSON TAUGHT.

It is indeed an Ill wind that blows
no one good. The recent floods have,
!, or at least should have done South
Carolina and especially this section,
much good, in that It has shown US
the necessity Of having our corn cribs
and smoke houses at home and not
in the North and West.
Of course it would be impossible
to state exactly, but We will venture
to say that there is avery small ma
jority Of farmers in this county, or IN
South Carolina, yes, even in the
whole South, who could stand being
cut off from their pap and sugar
teats in the North and West. South
Carolina has taken the lead ia in
dependence Of action, why can't she
do it again?
We DO not favor turning over the
government Of the State altogether
to the lawyers, farmers or any other
one class of her citizens, but we do
think that if the farmers would not
loose so much Of their valuable time
in talking politics, attending politi-
cal conventions, or SOC allied farm
ers' conventions, and spend their
time in improving their farms, and
what leisure time they may find, in
reading up and posting themselves
on the current events Of the day,
so that when the time for election
arrives they will know exactly what
they want and whom to elect to car
ry out what they want, we feel pretty
safe in saying that they will find
big improvement in the course Of the
next twelve months.
1t is natural to suppose that as the
lawyers make the law their business,
they will know better how to enact
laws than any other class; but of
course it would not do to give them
entire control, as any one class be it
composed Of the most honest men,
will work to their own interest; but
still we do not think that the farm
ers need be afraid Of not getting their
rights, as it is acknowledged, the
world over, that the farmer-the man
-sshe- produces from mother earth is
the most important factor in the
worlds history; and it is folly TO
think that any class would work to
their disadyantage-they could not
afford it.
AS We said above. we hope the re-
cent freshets have proved to the
farmers that they have not got time
to invest in politics, which, if they
would only investigate they would
find often proves . very shakv in
yestment even to the sharpcst and
most skillful politician.
We have as fine a country in South
Carolina as is TO be found on the face
Of the earth, and all we want to
make it the richest and most pros
porous is 10 raise our corn and wheat
and cattle at home, raise less cotton
at s cents 4 pound, and waste less
time talking politics and attending
conyen ions.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02

W. D. lIoyt & Co., wholesale and retail
druggists OF Rome, Ga, say: We have been
selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery. Electric
Bittcrs and Bucklens Arnlca. Salve for TWO
years. Have never handled remedies that
sell as well or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful! cures effect,
ed bv these medicines in this city Several
cases OF pronounced Consumption have bccA
en.irely cured by the use OF a few bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery. taken i'll conncc-
ton with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by DR.. 5. +. FAINT. i2-!G
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02

We notice that many of the schools
in the county have closed, some of
them only for two months, when they
will be re opened. The teachers of
those schools have plenty Of time to
write for the column, and we would
be glad to have any communication
from them. If they do not care to
write an article on q special subject,
surely they can tell US something of
interest about their schools.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
StauntOn Life.

Desirable plans. cheap rates! $afcty!!
Persons desiring insurance upon their
lives at 4 cost as low rs Is Compatible
with safety may save money by consult
inc with the Undersigned.
sl2 have carried $1,000 for two years.
A.P. PIFER. Agent.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
Died.

At his residence near this city, OF
measles. Oh the 29,h inst, Mr.. j. N.
Hunt, aged % years.
At the residence Of his mother. OF
crysipelas, on the 18th inst. Mr.. W. D..
Baxter, aged IS years.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
COLUMBIA MACHINE SHAgS;

NEAR UNION DEPOT, Co. 1>,,D1,
roz.r & n;s1ss,,' ,,','oAoNSlA' 5: C.
IoZer a. Diak1 manufacturers of Flour
and GrlstsWTll$, Saw Mills and all kinds
OF tounSry work in Iron and Brass.
Agricultural and Stationary Steam En-
grc<. Repairs OF Ill kinds promptly
made. Estimates and bids will be made
for any work in our line on application.
First class work and fair prices.
\. I. DIAL,
ENccutriN OF Geo. L. Dial, Survivor of
TOZcr 4 Dial.
THOS. B. LEE,
3-3-Gn Manager.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
GENTS FURNISHINGS, ETC..

Ny beautiful line of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing is being PLACED on the
who desire to inspect this new and splen-
did stock. The most fashionable gar
ment for Spring will be the One Button
Cutaway, it is perfect fitting garment,
and lays closely to the figure, showing
the form. have these suits made in
the celebrated patent square shoulder
and for get up and trimming, will COM
pare with any custom garment. The
goods these suits are made from are i'm
ported whip-cord, cork-screwS, and the
finest cheviots Of the latest patterns and
colors. In sack suits you will find the
same grade of goods, and the sacks are
cut square and cutaWay. [ would men.
ton here that for sack suits the cheviots.
will take the lead this Spring, and the.
finish of these sacks with the swell
and saddle seams make them very at
tractiye, in fact they must be seen to be
appreciated.
NY stock of Stiff Hats for Spring has
never been surpassed in this city. They
are very light in weight in order to be
comfortable for hot weather. The shapes
are entirely different from anything
have ever had in stock. and you cannot
help being pleased with them. You can
have them in colors of black, brown,
granite mixtures and pearl. Ask for
my $3.50 pearl cashmere beaver which
is sold everywhere for $500. Call early
and examine this fashionable stock at
the Emporium of Fashion.
Respectfully,
N. l.. KINARD,
2-24-tf: Columbia, S. G..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02
8TH YEAR

8TH YEAR
"FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
500 MEMBEEs-$12, ,OOO,0 900 INSURANCE.
$5O000.C0 RESERVED.
Policies have paid up value after five
years and & cash surrender value of so
per cent. at old age. Assessments are
collected every four months through the
Union Trust Co., OF philadelphia, trust
ed capital sl.O09,000 90, and are held
exclusively to pay death losses. This is
one OF the best assessment companies
doing business in the State. the only one
having surrender value to policies, has
never scaled policy or levied an extra
assessment. 1t is always below its esti-
mate.
Agents wanted to canvass the State.
For further Information address
". C. SWAFFIELD,
State Manager.
Opposite Grand Central Columbia, S. C.
4-1-lv.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02

Don't forget that the convention
will meet next Saturday. and that
questions Of Importance will be dis.
cussetl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22

szczescie n~ajwyzsze, jake mu ziemia daG
moze, a spostrzeglszy chate, uczul lie
chwile te okupiiby zyciem swojem.
Tam OTTO miedzy tenn drzewami
Jenerale Jest mleszkanle mego przyjacie-
la!-Szczepan gotuje zapewne wieczerze
oicu swemu, DO sic kurzy z komina!
Vice ~zsiqdzlny z koni; nasi iowa
rzysze udadzq sic do bliskiej wsi, a ia CT
bede t%owazyszyf do twego przyjaciela.
-Jencral mi cheese towarzyszyGe-
Moi Bo7e!! toe to SO biedni pasterze!-
Ale 50 poczciwi ludzie, a takie
przymioty sq rzadkie miedzy ludzrny.-
Wierz mi, ia chatka takiemi zaszczycona
mieszkalicami, daleko mi jest milsza, nil
palace, ktore zamieszkujc obfuda!-Choda,
ME traG czasu!
Udall sic obaj pieszo do chaty. Sill
z clclla, nle spostrze2ono .ich, chloe drzwi
byfy uchylone. Cs1yszeli gfos czytajacego.
To CLOS .Szczepana; czyta MOI list.
Wnet us1yszeli inny glos, a ten byf
Antoniego, m6wiqcy: Dobry chlopiec! -
jake mu to Bog poblogoslawil!
%! ia bylem tego pewien, 2e zro-
bi wielkie szczescie!-dodaf Plotr PREY
TO p%rzeciez wszystko ME wroci 90
nam; owszem oddali so %jeszcze cd mas
Szczepan. -Obym ia 80 tel choc
ma chwile mogf widzie6!
-Twojc zyczenie spefni sic! odezwaf
sic Jeneraf glosem. Re so W chacie sly
szec MONA bylo.
Ma te odezwe wybiegl S%Aczepan z
chaty; spostrzeg}szy wojskowych pomie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22

szaca, lie nasz Pufkownik podwyzszony
ma stopieh Jenerafa brygady.
Il to Gle tax smuci?
Ell ME! To mic cieszy;-on ma to
dawno z%asfu2y1. Lecz tai sama s~ztafeta
gfosi, he ma wrociG do Francyi, aby
ztamtad isc do Rossyi, gdzie sic wo]na
rozpoczyna.
- Jakto, ma mas opuscic?-A to
prawda, lie bardzo smutna nowina.
Me ola poruozniAa, ale tylko ola
mnie samego; DO pan masz isG z MIN, a
ia ktory Gle kocham, jak w]asne dziecko,
mann tn pozostaG.-M6j Bo1e! gdy ia
sfysze jak porucznika chwa]q, gdy Gle co
spotka pomyslnego, jak to ME dawno z
tym krzyzem h%onorowym, to mic al "a
SERGE chwyta, tax mic to cieszy, lie gdy-
by mnie to samego spotkafo, ME by1bym
tax uszczesliwionym. A teraz nagle roz-
faczajq nas.-Nie, ia tego ME p%rze2yje!-
Prey najbli1szej sposobnosci dam sic "a
strzeliG!!
Ale moi kochany przyjacielu' porzuc-
2e take rozpaczliwe mysli. Jezell W
rzeczy samej przyjdzie nam roz}aczyt sic,
to zawczasu 2adam twego przyrzeczenia,
lie bedziesz sic ola mnie ochraniaf, ate.
tam sic znowu z%eszli, gdziesmy sic
najpierw poznali. -Kochany Franklin!
zgob mi te nadzieje: he gdy sic wojna
znajdziemy sic obaj W chacie
Szczepana, gdzie %uprawiajac role, chodu-
JAG trzody, rozprawiajac o naszych KAN
paniach, 2y6 uczciwie jak ~przyzwoita
bedziemy, a Bog bedzie nam
Me prawda, lie take 2ycie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22
Humorystyka.
kalendarz na rok 1885.

lae"!ten1a. w roku 1886 przypaduja try
zucmjeniu.
l. Zacm'enie zaikowite kiesze,i, widxialne
W c"fej Europe, potudniowej Ameryco pofno-
cnej Afryce.
2 Z"ctnienie czpstkowe umysf6w, widxialno
W n'ekt0rych salonach = p~oczatek za6mienia W
pofuln'e - konicc pod stolen.
3. Zacmienie cufkowite gazu, widzialne tyI-
ko u mas, W te noce kiedy ksieiyc bwiecid 20
win en-.
7abelu wschodu / zachodu sioaca. Siohce
wschodzi runo, zachodzi wieczorem
-Mesopust trwn TAX drugo, uopuki starczy
na miero.
Styczea. Stohce ~wstepuje W blad Wodnika,
ludze chodz;c rowinni ma vino piwo. kto $40
W tym miesiacu urodz, podlega chorobie wodo-
wstetu, w zyciu czesto 1anie %ctrzyma, smiato
moze pc wodzie pfywaG, DO Z pewnoscia ME u
tonic.
Luty. Sfohce c%zestujo Rybami ludzie
zjadaja goracc kolacyo j pacxki. Me&czyzna u
rodzony W tym micsiacu bedzie nos;i lakierki
p"pierowc kofnierzyki, PARMA jeieli pdjdzie "a
MAJ to ME predict jak pc 16 roku tycia. Kto
sic urodzif 20 lutegn, ten W roku 1886 swoich
urodzin obehodzic ME mole.
-Kurzec Siohce %proteguje Baraudue, ludzie
strzyga sic prey kartach. W tym miesiacu ro-
d1n sic made dzieci, chiopcy dziewczeta, u
czasem bliznieta. Kto ME ma -cze,n p!acit ko.
mornego, szuka drozszego mieszkania.
hwieciea. S1ohcc orzc w Byka czu.em
sobie pob'yku ludzie jedza poledwice, albo
dIa odmi"ny porcye bctsztyku, ale jut sic ME
Nv odza, n to dla od,otnicnia 1 kwietnia cd re-
szty dni W roku. w kwietniu rodza ae same
/ p.niulno Izi,ci nnznat ia ,nn4ns M, tan, g., ,.
raz 20 prey jsciu ma SWAT ptacza.
Maj. Sfohce kolysze BHsnieta, siowiki 1pic.
wajas Il kochunkowic przez cuiy miesiac obcho.
dza prima aprilis. Parma urodzona W tyr. mic
siscu bedzie nosiia pr1yprawny wa,kocz.
Czerwiec. Siohce idzie ,Rdkiem, ludxie wy
chodza ma mojo,cke. Parma urodzona " tym
miesiacu bqdzic chciaia wyjsG "a MAJ, ieieli
blondynka IA brunette, IL iezeli brunetku "a
blondynu.
Lipiec. Sfohce uda je Lna, kto kapiac sic
wpadnie ma giebine ME wypiyne, to sic utopi.
Wfnsciciele domow podwy Z ,zaja komorne pierw-
sly raz W tym kwurtale. -
Siopiea. Siohce idxie zu Rmm4 panuy
VIOLA chodzic z meiczyznami, ulbo lepiei ieszcz.
wychodzic T." Mich.
Wrzesiea. Sfohcc reguluje Wugi, ludzie
to samo umieja. Kto sic urodzi W tym miesiacu
- bQdzie rrzez cafe tycie kupowaf albo spree
dawnf.
E5dsie'1ih. Sfohce poluje nn Nisdspiod-
IA, nicdzwiadki poluja ma sancy i zajace = jak
II mas, niewychodrac nawct ma rogntki.
Listopdd. Sfohce Strzelccm sic stale: strzela
promicniami bez swintfn, a lud9ie beg prochu.
Grudzied. Siohce ieni sic ~zostale Roxio.
ro3cem kto sic W tym miesiAcu urodzi, ton
~niedtugo doczeka sic roku 1887.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22

braia sic ma to niebezpieozta wyprawe. Biorac
re soba tylko revolver a bedao pewna sie-
bic W kr6tkim czasie dostawifa druba do wie-
zionia. Rzeszywiscie warta pochwafy.
-%Obywatele powiatu Newbury, Tenn. 80
W niemafym s%adziwieuiu przoz znaIezienie pod
czas orania skarbu, jaki spotkaf farmera Joxefa
C%oughman. Farmer ten orzac swoje pole ma.
tra6f ma gliniary ga'nek, ktory otworzywsxy
mafo ME ogiupiat ma blask z'ota W MIN sic
znajdujacego. What garnek z pien;edzL.i do
domu, M drugi dzieh poszedt do miasta Bates
burg, do banku, W ktorym mu oznajmiii u
p~leniadze te maja wartosc 5 1000. Pieniadze
te sa stem%plowane sta,a data 50 z roinycb
KRAKOW. Juk sic te picniadzie tn doslaiy kto
je zakopaf Bog tylko sam moie wiedziec.
-~Sprawozdaniu z ubiegfego tyeodnia do.
nosza, ID podczas rczruch6w " East St. Loui.
z%ostafo zabitych 6 metczyzn, raniono s, ME.
wiasta jedna ramona smiertelnie mafy chic.
pax. Donosza zarazem il wsystkie tamteisze
koleje strzeze wojsko, pociagj odchodxa re9u-
l"rnie, Il strawberry zachowuja sic spokojnie.-
Wfadza wykonawcza Rycerzy Piracy donapa
sic ukarania owych urzednik6w ktdrzy strz.luli
do tfumu.