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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-23
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Is tired carrying that baby. Get her one
of those baby carriages at Short Bros.
drug store. They will sell you ore cheap
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That hacking cough can be SO quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it. Sold by r. Lewis. As
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A new invoice of window curtains and
fixtures just received at Short Bros.
drug store.
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Ice cream, lemonade and fruits in sea-
son, at the Pioneer Bakery. SOL
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BnrErs.-Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Thorn

BRIEFs:-Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Thorn
son, of Fargo, have been visiting friends
in town this week. lit is rumored that
Mr.. r. w. Lowery, who is now visiting
friends in the vicinity of Morrisburg,
Ont, will return with life partner. yZ.
DIR. Harris was summoned to Hamilton
on Tuesday for consultation with DIR.
Muir in regard to Mr.. William Thacker's
casc......Mr. Francis, express agent, has
been gradually sinking, his case being
very critical. His father arrived yester-
day from Southern Minnesota. =. Elk
collector Bookwalter is sojourning with
us for few days.....Mr. F.. d. Harrison,
our genial young attorney, is prolonging
his stay in the wilds of Northern New
York. and the hearts of some of our fair
refuse to be comforted
One of Jud Wholesalers bears got
loose on FRIDAY evening last and re-
manned out all night. 1t was with COLI
siderable difficulty that he was captured
next morning, as the animal seemed to
greatly enjoy the freedom of the town.
He amblsd into Cyrus Strong's tinshop,
seating himself squarely on the bench.
About that time Cyrus had occasion to 60
up stairs, leaving bruin in sole charge.
He soon tired of the attractions of tin
shop and again sailed forth, calling at
every open door along the route. He
seemed tc pay little attention to the dogs
that howled around him or the small
boy that kept at safe distance. He
made a tour of inspection through Ross
store, but was soon induced to retire and
let Charlie Webster get down from the
counter. South Pembina invited his in
spection, from which he soon re.crossed
the bridge. The dogs still followed suit.
By-and-by lie seized one big fellow by
the nape of the neck and shook him in
a way that had a quieting effect on them
all. After awhile the bear was induced
to walk into his enclosure. He will not
likely get a chance to make another
circuit OF the town soon.
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THE PIONEER. EXPRESS.
PEMBINA, JULY 90, 1856.
AROUND TOWN.

TARGET practice still goes on daily at
the fort and will be kept up until some
time in August.
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Plenty of machine oils. different grades
at Short Bros drug store. 49tf
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Dry weather continues, though for the
past week there has not been SO much
extreme heat as there was during pre-
Vious weeks.
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Fresh bread Of the best quality, at the
Pioneer Bakery. SOL
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MRs. McINN1s with her own and
several other children, were driving with
Sheriff Dicks team on Saturday evening,
when the neck yoke broke, letting the
tongue fall. The horses became almost
unmanageable, the tongue broke near
the whifie trees and for awhile pretty
serious accident seemed imminent.
Several times the team circled on the
brink of cellar on the corner of Second
and Stutsman street. Mrs. McInnis,
though of course greatly alarmed, re-
mained cool and collected holding the
iorses within bounds until parties arrived
to seize them. The carriage was con-
siderably damaged, but the occupants
ESCAPED without injury.
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offIcll DIRECTORY,

~ JUL Ouuu6V OU0Ue
~ Inc ones ess-OscarA clifford Canton.
l6r-G. IPierce. Yankton:
esszst.iy.,Ca n =: Mc Corn. Bismarck.
Tfeasurer--MW. Raymond, Bismarck.
+ Chief Justice -Dartlctt Trip, Ysnkson.
supt pub lAstruction-A. Sheridan Jones, olivet
Asst Snpt, Public instruction. J. w. Cowen, Val
.uryeyory ienerx.- Cortex Fessenden, Bismarck.
Judge hist. Court (Sd dist.)-w. B. Mcconnell,
clerk bist Court. N. Tuohy, Pembina.
DISCUSSIONS.
(or-Adolard Guernon, Pembina.
US. MARSHAL.
Ant. Dan Maratta, Bismarck.
J.E. Iraggart, Fargo; David Dick, Pembins.
u.s.INTERNALRE REVENUE.
.,llector-J l.. Pennington. Bismarck.
u.s.LANDoFFIcE.
Rep,stsr-B. &. Tiffany. Grand Forks.
AReceiver-W.J. Anderson Grand Forks.
us.ARMY, voRT PENBINA.
a. NJ. BRAYroN,-Maior 18th infantry, command.
no. PERLEY.-Captain and assistantsurgeon, U.
\ CHAMBERs McKiBBIN.-Captain of 18th Infantry,
@. A. CoRNIsH-lst Lieut., 18th infantry, Com.
: e. 8. CnAPis.-1st Lieut.. 18th infantry, command
T ing Co. "B"
\. s. RoUDIEz:- Cd Lieut.. 18th iniantay. acting
ordinance oiicer, signal officer, and recruiting
ofIicer. post adjutant, A. A. 9. NJ: and A. c. g..
and in command ofmounted detachment.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
uher of Territorial Council.-Hon. Judson
AMoure.
Yer House ofRepresentatives-Hon.l II .Stong.
er-Dr. p. c. Donovan.
issioners-E. NJ. Nixon Pembtna; +. II,
man, Beaulieu; II G. Arnold, Crystal, H.
Ernest and J. d. Wallace, DraytOn.
&c Of Dee0BARosert rwecdlie, Pembins.
MN Auditor5-J. II. Bird, PemIins.
Drreasurer-F A. Wardwell, Pembina. =
County AttorneyEW. j. Kneeshaw. Pembinh:
pheriG-D. Dick, Pembina
fudge of PrObate-E. Armstrong, Pembtna.
g3pt. of Schools-C. Il. Jackson, Pembine.
County Surveyors. o. McGuin. Walhalla.
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MIR. A. R1NsKopF, who has been resi-
dent of Emerson the past eight years.
took his departure, Sunday, for his former
home in Client, Belgium, and will make
either that place or Paris his future home.
A large number ofhis friends were at the
station to see him off and bid him bon
voyage. Mr.. Rinskopf was an active
citizen, both in business and politics,
and will be much missed. His friends
confidently predict that after his long So
journ in the American and Canadian
Northwest he will find life in continental
Europe too slow and will return to this
country. We hope so.-Emerson Inter-
national.
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NJ Ar RED.

CARABoo-VoNDA lon Monday morn
ing at seven O'Clock, at the residence
ofMr Caraboo, Mr.. John Caaboo to
Miss Sarah Vcfdall, by the Rev.
Father Chitilot. All of Wallalla.
CAMpBELL-STEw ARD.-OnJ July 2lst, 1886,
at Pembina, by Rey. j. A. Hovis,
Archibald Lamont Campbell, ofGretna,
Man., to Emma Georgina Stewart, OF
Milton, Oak.
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II N. RIA

r.. d. HARRISON,
| Attorney.at-Law Land and Loan bgent. OF.
dee in Webster building, Rolettc street,
PEMBINA. DAKOTA.
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SHERIFF HAWKE vas released from
imprisonment by Sheriff Dick on Tues
day afternoon, the bond for his appear
ance at court having been approved by
Judge Mcconnell. His bondsmen are
L. Z. Booker, Judson LaMoure, Isaac
Houston, +. L. Renaud, John F. Mayer,
Mr.. Gauthier, DIR. Kelley and others, the
amount being five thousand dollars. Mrs.
Hawke had been in town several days,
interesting herself in procuring his re-
lease. His health is considerably i'm
paired. Much sympathy is felt for Mr..
and Mrs. Hawke in their trials.
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THERE was big political arousement
in Emerson OH Tuesday evening. The
two candidates for the local house,
Messrs. Douglas and Biggs made adj
dresses. Briggs commenced at s o'clock
and continued his speech until nearly
twelve. Mr.. Douglas followed, and when
our reporter left, all hour atterward, it
was thought he would get through some
time before morning. Personalities
formed a prominent feature of both
addresses.
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Mr.. T. JENNINGS hadthe misfortune to
have the house OH his farm, south of the
fort, burned down on Monday. He was
moving that day from town, had hauled
one load of furniture and left the child
rem while he went for another load. In
his absence one of the little ones was
playing with match and set fire to the
house. The loss is abont $500. No in
surance. Walter Boyce. employee, lost
$500 in cash and clothing amounting to
over 500.
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Mis-. G. S. McTAvIsn has been criti-
cally i'll during the past week. DIR.
Harris is IN attendance. In his absence
DIR. Perley was hastily summoned on
Tuesday, when her condition had be-
come suddenly worse. She is still very
low
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF PEMBINA co.

Published every Friday morning, at Pembinb
D. T. Subscription, so. 90 per annum, in advance.
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1.-TWO GIRLS WANTED, one for general house
u work and one to sew. Apply to Mis. G.
O'Hara, Pembina.
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EloR SALE yoke good work oxen, span
I good work mules, span good work horses.
W.J. s. Trail. 3Stf
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IT OST. Between Pembina and toilette on
IL July 3rd, hand satchel containing money
and valuables. Finder, or person giving infor-
nation will be suitably rewarded. Address Miss
B. VanCamp, prayton. 51-52
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W II congratulate our friend Capt. lack
on 4is being allowed his back pension of
ovel 81 600; also $50 month from this
tim4 His many friends will rejoice in
his 4ood fortune and wish him all posi-
BILE Health and comfort in the future.
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DIR. HARRIS horse broke loose from the
Winchester House on Sunday and started
uH Rolette street, but was seized by Mr..
Chapman aud held. By some means
one of the horses legs was severely cut.
Mn. JOSEPH EWING returned Tuesday
from the Devils Lake vicinity, where he
has a contract on the rail road. He re-
ports crops between Devils Lake and
Grand Forks for the most part almost
a total failure.
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LoU AKERs possessed himself of fine
youlg sand-hill crane last week. On
Sunday evening he gave it dainty meal
consisting of six live frogs. Next morn.
ing ;he bird was dead-frogs and all
Lou thinks the crane died of frog on the
liver.
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Hon. A. SHERIDAN JONES, territorial
superintendent of public instruction,
arrived in town OH Tuesday and left
Wednesday on the south bound train.
He expects to visit Pembina again in IL
few weeks. MIR. Jones was much pleased
with the appearance of our town.
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Is the lightest weight and lightes,
rdiHflaGiiae-binder to-day.
The sway bar is dispensed with;
the sickle bar being driven by q
front pitman.
Only one chain is used on the
entire machine.
One and the same lever moves
the reel up and down, forward and
back.-Any boy can handle it.
All the main bearings are brass
The binder can be folded upward
and over the machine, which al
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-23

G. A. r.
WARDEN POST NO. 81.
u.vu,ar mee4tugs every second and fourth Mon
Ia. ~ eeci mouth r. J. STRONG.
A"S - Post Adjutant.
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were unable to find q representa-
tive agent to give their machines
attention and many other inconve-
niences regarding our settlement.
Therefore.
Resolved, and be it known. that
we intend to buy our goods from
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AZ NEEsHAw & BEvANs,
49,. inwyers will practice in Courts of Dakota
Minnesota. and before United States Land Office
Money to Loan and Collections made.
DMMRJNA DAKOTA.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
+. T. Marston. the Iewclrr.

T.. T. Marstoi. the Iewclrr
Closing ont sale AT Ladies' Bazaar.
Bargains! Bargains. Bargains at
Ladies' Bazaar.
Climax Chewing Tobacco at Poland's ioi
So cents per pound.
New lot Of Brides. Bits and Spurs, nj
Groesbeck & Poland's.
Headquarters for all kinds of i.ucI:sl.iii
Gloves. at &. Bois-onneauf's.
Another reduction in Overs.iirts IN order
to close out balance of stock. Call AMI {
BoissonneauIt.
Parties will find it 20 their advantage ia
purchase liquors for private use or har
trade of kemper Il Atwood. Fine Ken.
lucky bourbon. just received Sonething
Extra.
From SO To $50 actually saved by pur-
chasing u through stage and railroad ticket
to points in United States aud Canada, via
Billings. Benton aud Maiden Stage Line
Covered coaches to the railroad. Choice oil
routes from 81. Paul allowed purchaser ol
ticket. For rates and further particulars,
call on or address, John Beck. agent. Mai
den, NJ. I.
The Mineral argus., 1886-05-13
improving With Depth.

The Masinnis Mining Co.. for several
weeks past, have been sinking on their Gro
Cache mine, and few days ago commenced
drifting from the bottom of the shaft
90 Feet below the lower tunnel, ar Ioi feet
below the surface. Within few feet a
small seam Of ore was found that in four or
five days has widened out To- five feet an,!
increasing with every blast. The ore is
free milling and very rich in gold the best
authority rating it as averaging 500 per
ton. \ few more days will determine con-
siderable rs to the extent OF the deposit,
but it il confidently believed by the miners
that II big strike has been made
Minn Foreman Paxton believes in getting
down into Tia bowels If the nth. for ex-
perieucr has taught him that theme. and
there only, the great deposits and VEINS
can be found. shouli the company keep
sinking. as it Is stated il their intention
another hundred let will settle the much
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LEWISTOWN AND VICINITY.

Sc editor. vrooman, was in town last
Saturday.
The Lewistown schools close next week
ior a vacation.
Messrs. Dinsinore and Iiigley were in
town Wednesday.
The Boston Pharmacy" Dr. W. +. Han
son, proprietor, has opened.
Joe Wolfe passed through town on Mon
day on his way out Of the country.
/. b. Dawkins and wife, of Ross Fork,
were in town Sunday and Monday.
The Janeaux residence is moving forward
under the mana cement of Joe Larvc
Messrs. Martin ard Mason will soon have
the Day House rolling down to town.
The Spring apportionment for this school
district. No. IL, is 81 ,5Gj.Oo. the same as
the December apportionmcnt.
Messrs. Kennett Il Biggs, OF Helena, were
in town, Monday and Tuesday. They ex-
press surprise AT the growth of our town.
Messrs. Douglas & Ball have just com
building and the church, the superstruct-
ures of which buildings will soon be under
way.
Barr Smith had his famous Norman
Percheron horse over Monday. lie is n
fine animal weighing about ton, and
beautifully proportional. lie is one of the
best we have seen.
W. W. Dewitt is in town making prepa-
rations to receive his new stock of goods.
lie il II welcome citizen and is already
proving himself as strong Il friend tn Lewis
town IA he was formerly IL bitter Halter of
H.. Wen get there yet.
The number Of strangers coming to Lew
istown continually looking for locations ON
ranches and in town, together with the
amount and character oi the building doing
or projected, give evidence that our town is
to have Il large and wholesome growth this
summer.
The Mineral argus., 1886-05-13
DIR. VAN wERT's BAI>AM

Has been the means of depriving Pneumo.
mia of halt its lerrors. Thompson a Brai.
nerd sell it,
Dr. VAN WrRr's Pulls will cure ell
troubles of the digestive organs.
No family should he without Dir. NAN
MEETS BAIshM. Ii is "a sure cure for
Group and Whooping Cough and so agree
able that babies never refuse To take it
Thompson ~ Brainerd ARE the agents for
this place.
DR. VAN WERT's PILLs will cure all trou-
bies of the digestive organs.
To Persons Suffering with Asthma.
A trial of DI. NAN WEET's BaLs,N will
demonstrate the fact that they need never
lose another nights rest from this disease
The BALsAM can he procured of Thompson
II Brainerd.
DIR. VAN Wrgr's Pills will cure all trou.
bles OF the digestive organs.
The Mineral argus., 1886-05-13
$4,000 REWARD!

Sirayed from my ranch. about March
10Th, ls-6, one team of bay horses. aud
years old; weight. about 900 pounds each
both have white stripe in face and whit,
hind feet. One branded l. l. and the othei
l., both on left shoulder.
Also one brown horse, years old
weight. $50 pounds; white stripe in face
and both hind feet and one front foot
white; is slightly saddle marked and brand.
eel |. on lcit shoulder
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
Will be paid ior their return To my ranch
or for Information that leads 10 their re.
coyrry.
FRANK Il. STODDARD.
Fogr MAGiNSIs, VI. +.
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4 Drama From Life.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. }
MAY 9th. 1856.

WHITE StlrlItH NPRISGs. !
May 9Th. 1856. \
EDlTors NISERAL ARoUs:
There will shortly he presented al thi.
place drama from real life. entitled
The Liberation of the Slaves" or "Boi
~ an Avenger."
The following is a summary Of the prin
cipal icaturcs of the play:
Acr !. Shows the Avcncer on the wal
path in the act of striking the
liars.
A,T II. The duel occurs between the Aven.
ger aud the Slaves. in which duel
the Slaves, from the superior char.
acter OF their weapons. will recover
their liberty.
Act III. VIII he Il beautiful tableanx. rep
rrsenting the County Commits
sioncrs bridging the bloody chaSm
with the l.avina bridge.
The whole To conclude with y tabieaux
showing the pipe stem Jail cells" with the
avrngcr on the inside
Yours very truly.
SLAVE.
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Notice..

OFFIcr OF THE CLERK AND RECORDER
NEhGHER Comfy.
WHITE SCLIrIrE SPRINGS, Dee Is, 1855.
In accordance with the salary law. passed
by the Fourteenth Legislature. which takes
elect ON and after Monday, December 2lst,
all fees received by county officers must be
turned into the county treasury. All par
ties having business with the recorder
office involving the payment of fees, will
secure prompt attention and avoid delay by
sending the money along with their work,
rs under the new departure | must collect
the fees i'm advance.
l.. ROTWITT.
Clerk and Recorder, Meagher Co., NJ. +.
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Notice.

In accordance with an act passed by the
last session of the Legislature of Montana
Territory, it becomes my duty to collect tn,
Special Road and Poor Tax. Those liable
for She same will please be prepared to pay
when | call. SAM. SxYnEE.
Assessor of Meagher County.
The Mineral argus., 1886-05-13

discussed question "a To whether this min
ingdstrict il composed solely Of pocket de-
posts. or hai true fssurc vein. Should
the latter prove the case. and the ore
average anywhere near what has been
taken from the surface. the judith noun
tnins viii be rated with any in The country
Tor safe mining Investments.
The Mineral argus., 1886-05-13

Full assortment Of groceries at Cost un
I'll closed out. Everything iirst-class
tall and secure bargains.
PoLAND's GROCERY STORE,
Main St, Maiden.
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Scectac.es and Eye Glasses

In large variety, comprising Double Con-
vcx, Brazilian and Periscopic Lenses, just
received at
{. BoIssoNNEAuLTs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-16
DZieWlec dIRi.
PrZeSzlo
100000

pasaler6w zostalo Cd czasu zalczcni,
stowarzysZenia bezpiecznie i doblze Ma
parowcach Observation-Disclosures Lie
ydu pomiedzy Niemcami i Amcrykaa
prze%wiezionych.
Szybkie parowcc %p6inccnc-
niemieckiego Lleydu roSiadaja wyso-
kie p k@ ad y, Wy boring wcntyla-
eye odznaczaja sic najlepszemi
wygodami jako tez kr6tkoscia
przcprawy daja przyiemnei
spieszna sposobnost podr6-
zy do Niemiec hub Z tainted do Ame-
ryki.
O raty pasazcrskie a~komodacye W
miedzy- pokladsie lup kajutach, prosimy
sic udat do
OeIrichS 4 Co.. Gen. Agent.
> Bowling Green,Ne York.
Jan AnglewicZ. Winona, MINI.
1851.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-16
Bojkotowanie.

ME, co wlasciwle macy wy
raz ,,bo]kotowanie."
Lubo ,juz pred kilku mie-
siqcami dalismS co do wyra-
aenia togo blizsze wyjasnienie,
powtarzam je ola tych zczy-
telnikow naszych, ktorzy albo
czasu ME ma,jq, albc tez spc-
sobnoSci do odsZukania tego
nlmeru Wa,usu, w ktorym
znalezc NIGGA dane juz raz o.
b%jasnienle.
Wyraz ,,boikotowac" pocho-
dzi cd imienia wfasnego.
Prxed nis.iakims czasem zyi
w Irlandyi niejakis Boykott,
roelem Anglik, ktory by} "a
rzadca generalnym pewnrgo
bogatego lorda, ktosy W IT.
landyi wielkic posiadal dobra
Zlemsllic.
Zarzqdca ten Boycott byl
bardzo zlym czfowieklem i ida
wal sic najwieksza znajdowac
przyjemnost w dolSuczanlom
ludz;om, mianowicle swym pod
wladnym.
Sluzebnym i roLotnikom
wymyslaf cd ostatnich slow,
bez zadnego najczesciej powo-
du, "a lada drobnostke kato-
wal ich bez litosci, a "a maj
mniejsza chloe mimowoluie wy
rzadzona szkode, dziesiec razy
wiecej potracaf i'm zas}ug, n1z
szkoda byfa warta>
Lud wiejski w lrlandyi, tax
samo jak rolski, z natury jest
charakteru lagodnego potulny
Ola palow, p%racowity i cler-
rliwy W znoszeniu krzywd az
do wysokiego stopnia.
Ale gdy wfasciciel plzebie-
RE miare i zneca sic zanadto
mad biednym ludem, wtedy i
niego pokazuje sic, 10 krew
me woda i ME umiejqc ina
czej, sam sobie wymiefza spra-
wiedliwosc.
Talk sic tel stale z45y;ot-
tenn. Przez Eieludzkie obcho-
dzenie sic re slugami, tax ich
oburzyf ma siebie, zef wszyscy
Cd razu zmowili sic i porzuci-
Ii u uiego sfuzbe.
re zas w Irlandyi Cd da-
VIVA panuje wlclka solidar-
nose, ii. lie jeden Irlandczyk
ujmuje sic cbetnie 70 krzyw-
dy drugiego, to tel gdy ma
deszfy zniwa, a urodzaj by}
wielki, ow zarzaazca Boycott
HE mogl dostaG robotnikow,
ktorzyby mu zboze pomogli
sprzqtnqG.
Widzac, ze plon ma polu
marnuie sic widocznie, pod
~wyzszyl 3niwiarzom place
dilemma w dwojnasob, ale i to
mic ME pomoglo, DO robot
nikow irlandzkich zadan nie
u1akomii sic ma znaczny "a
robek i roboty JAG sic ME
chciaf.
MIN zas %sprowadzono robo-
tnik5w angielskich re stron
odleg1ych, uplyne1o kilka ty-
godni i ca1y sprzet zboza prze-
padl z kretesem..
WI; iciciel tych dobr, gdy
sic ornm dowiedzia1, odpe-
dit srogiego rzqdce. ktory 80
O tax znaczna przyprawli szko-
d..
Robotnicy vice irlandzcy
te mieli pocieche, re zniena-