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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

Mrs Mary Il. Eehen
VS.. No o5JS
Joseph Il. Rehen
by reason of this suit having been reg
ul'iry reached on the docket, taken ip
and tried; and by further reason ofthe law
p!aintiT and against tho defendant, it is
ordered, adjndged aud decreod, that the
community of acqnets and gains, hereto
fore existing between the piainliif, Mary
p. Behen, and tho defendant, Joseph Il.
nehen. be dissolved and terminated, and
that tho said plaintiir be separated in pro-
pcrty from her husband, tho defendant, as
aforesaid.
1t is further ordered, adiudgeti and do
creed, that the said plaintiff be declared the
owner, in her own right. OF personal pro-
perty, consisting of wardrobcs, furniture,
lewerly, money, silverware, n horse and
buggy, etc., to the value of ono thousand
dollars, and that She DO authorized to ra-
sumo exclusive control Of her said para
phernal property.
1t is further ordered that defendant nav
the costs of this suit, 80
Done and signed in open Court, this 2Gth
day ofSeptember, 1885.
II. w. RICHARDSON.
Judge Fifth District
4 true capy:
}: S. JON fs. % Clerk Fifth District
Court.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21
CnEIeIEF's SALE.

The State of Louisiana, Parish Of Ouachita
Fifth District Court.
V. q a. Meyer e Co., and lib. C.atlin Il Go
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

i A party of Mexican and Texas
Editors passed through this city this
morning from Dallas, Tex, on their
way 10 the International Editor;atcon-
teDiipn which convenes at Cincinnati
-&ext Monday.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

An Augusta, Ga, lady ordared false
teeth for her old pony.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

The John Fl. Hanna arrived up this
evening with good up "Trip. She
will leave during the night for the
Crescent CITY.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21
Spring Without Blossoms
Late III Life to Look for Jov-Yct Never
,t Too Late TO Mend.

Readers of Hawthorhe's blouse OF Seven
Gables" will recall the pathos with which
poor CLIFFORD Pynciieon, who had boon un-
Justly imprisoned since his early manhood.
said, after his release: My lifo IL gone, and
wliero IL my happiness" but that could
DO dono only IN part, as gloains OF warn,
sunshine occasionally fail ncfoss the gtooni
OF II New England autumn day.
III a letter 10 Messrs. UISc0x IL Co., MI.
l.. ii. Titus, Of bennington, ". j.. says: ~
have suffered untold misery from childhood
from chronic disease OF tho bowels and
diarrbcca, accompanied by great pain. J
sought relief ut the hands of pbysicans OF
every school aud used every patent ana
domestic remedy under tho sun. have at
last found in FAHkER'S TONIC conn
pietc specific, preventive and sure. As
your Invaluable medicine, which did for
inc what nothing elso could do, Is entitled
To tho credit of my getting back my happy
days, cheerIully ind gratefully acanowi-
edge the fact"
Mr.. ELS. Wells, W no needs no int PRODUCTION
To tho people Of Jersey CITY, adds; ''fhc
testimonial OF Mr.. Titus Is genuine and
voluntary; only he does not adequately
portray tho suffering no had endured for
many years. lie Is my brother.in-law and
/ now know the case vol. Hc Is now per-
fectly FREQ from his old troubles, and en-
Joys health and life, ascribing 1t ali TO
PAKkEH'S TONIC.
Upequaiied as an invigorant; stimulates
all the organs; cures ailments OF tho liver,
kidneys, and all diseases of the blood
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21
biia (fleg ajyh
NoxaOE. Lsk.. r1.nHUAnY q. 1893
The Jnsie " !. arrived In port with q
full load cotton.
Brother McMeans Of the Morehonse
clarion, was In the city last night.

The pleasant weather yesterday,
brought . large number Of ladies on
fire STREETS.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

America consumed l,2ls,oO0 tors Of
sugar last year.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

DR.. T. o. Brewer returned home on
the train last night from Mississippi,
sFhither he had gone on business
"trip.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

II The marriage OF Miss MagdeIina
Bsrnhartit and Mr.. Joseph w.
Atnmon will take lace at the Catholic
church, Tuesday March I'd. Their
many Fl. in.ls will bear This in mind.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21
Alabama claims to have experienced
a slight earthquake last Tuesday.

= The sudden death of Vanderbilt
saved the world from bulletins and dis
gusting, .lxt1y details of the sick mans
con1Sion that would have followed if
he hud suffered from lingering ILL
ness.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

MONROE RESTAURANT.
John Wilson, New York; j. a h.
Harrigan, E. G. + ,sley, Henry Sham.
Decatur, Ill.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21


The following transfers Of real estH'e
have been recorded by M. Ell Bail,
Recorder, within the past few days:
r. NJ, Fiihoil to Richmond Dunn,
the Rusk place, Situated near Losio"n,
this parish. containing 5SS acres.
&C. and r. r. Sanford TO II. M q.
Filhoii, the plantation formerly owned
by the former. Both of these planta-
lions are situated in this parish about
~ or 10 miles below Monroe and are
among the best tobe found.
| The following transfers of real estate
have been made IN this city
I Mrs. Mira C. Ray to Mrs. r. J. Gtsp r
f-s certain lot with dwelling thereof
MN South Grand street, now occupied
Inv Mr., L. Kern aud family.
Mrs. Manneiie c. Ray to Mrs. r. j.
ICasper. the lot of ground with dwell
ling and other Improvements thereon
south of, aud Immediately adjoining
he lot on which is built the Masonic
Hall.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21
OUACHITA HOUSE.

A. M. Bell, S. Bloom, Jno. Cahill,
Now Orleans; A G. McAfeans, Bastrop.
w. r. Buckley, do; Robert Long,
Chicago; A. Paaz. Indiana; Miss NJ
Davis, Va; Mrs. Nichols, and daugh-
ter, st. Joseph; Miss Evans, w. G,
johnson, franklin, Par; b. Clark
Rayville.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-02-21

Monroe, Ia, Fob. 20. 1886.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

a trip last winter. The Mout.erI.l Vii
make two trlle for the Palats4 t--rt
Steals face /, wreathesl in tr5ss.i III -
today. - happy Mas lie L. s-aln - his
E'et ship m.nrrd a, hi- do.k
Neyrrtl Of the crack Yachts u tI.s
rsty are t'ing put in splendid trim t.E
tie race, that viii take place. On the. rtNsF
next Saturday. Among them j. tf.,.
Katie, awne'l by Mr.. JOHN IL Mont
nIollin the Helen douglass. owned is
Mr.. Irving ,ilIlIs, the Tribal Wave.
Owned i.s Ne,-rs N,.,tI,y aud Mrfryd1s.
and '.tl.ers t.lthsin.: Il Mt--sr- H. :
Mooney, {, \. Richardson, Martin emf
tim, aud others Several of thu tim. an !!
fast l"ats Of last i'alatka wili also L.. m
tered, AMI altogether tl4,. tnatmeil WlIl
have gala time of il, even If there . NJ
ur.santzed .tfnrt ttT tin. celebration II in-
dependence. bay. itte races will lesin
about :. 0 clock l.. M, saturday, if tLer-
= any wind and the weather ,uittbI,.. IL
not, the Races Will probably h., postponed
until MONDAY.
The ralatki, base hall c!ttt. after r.
ceising several challenges, have at last
agreed 10 play a match game With the
t'ainesyill, nine, AMI y Ill 20 10 that CITY
ON To MORROW for that purpose. the
inemLeIs Of the club and all interested
are requested to meet al the grounds TIL,
afternoon for practice. The Gaiuessili
rins il one Of the crack teams of the
state and they will give our boys all they
want to do to hold them a clnsc game.
To day is the last day the books for
the collection Of city taxes will b. KEEP,
open and all who have not paid would
do we'll 10 hook after the matter ami saw
expenses.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

Tn. dividends of the Mutual Life la
suranc. Company, Of New York, by ac-
tnal comparison, are nearly twice hs
large IA, they are IN any other company
M conditions. no restrictions. THIS Is
the company to insure in. The best IN
the world. |. liarkins billiard. State
Agent. jes, II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

A Wo<pfG. The old Mutual Life In.
suranc,. Company, of New York, now
issues "A policy that surprises the whole
world, w: return. all the premiums
paid in case Of death within IA given p".
Rod. THIS never Was done 10y any other
company. tall On billiard and exam
inc Tor Yourselves jc.1 II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

Compare the old policies in the Mutual
Life with the policies Of the same age in
the New York l.lfc and Equitable, and
YOU will SEQ some difference in cost.
This is " bat tells the whole story. Ton
Tine won't tell the story, and the Mutual
Life Don't gamble in fortunes.
ipp..tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

plAellES. Large quantity OF Honey
ueacl.r, hest qualty, selling nj ID cents
per quart. or tSo quarts for % cents.
Fin. mu, .melons ard canteloupes also,
at low prices, at x. X. Reds family
store. Je-o u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

To- LIT Two pleasant unfnrnlshed
rooms. Apply to Mrs. Stokes, Madison
street. pa. IT
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

Fox Rl.r New cottages, which will
soon l"' ready for tenants. Apply Ia
q. ". Stafford, fry's block. Je96tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
THE CITY COUNCIL.


At the meeting or the city council last
night there was a full attenlanc. Of the
members, with Chairman Teaslale pre-.
siding and Alderman Purcell acting
clerk.
\ long communication was received
from Mayor Baldwin, calling the atten.
ton Of the city council to the action rc-
Gently taken by tho citizens Of the
Heights towards incorporating new
town oii our west, and urging that steI 5
be taken to have the Heights incorplr.
ated with faatka, as It's clti-
Gems received all the benefits ari-
Ing from the corporation of
Palatka without paying their proper.
tomato share Of taAes Tor It's maintain
ance. To further this end hc asked the
| council to pass an ordinance prohibiting
| any but Citlens Ut Palatka from trad
ing or doing business within the lncor
pofat. limits. The communication WA
ordered filed, and no action was taken
On the suggestions made.
\ petition from Il number Of the citi
zcns or West End was read. pia, ing for
permission to put down u sewer through
Emmett, Laurel ami Adams streets To
the river which WAS referred Ia the
street committee for investigation.
\ petition was received from j. T.. and
l., I. Jackson, asking for rebate of
taxes assessed IN personal property not
IN the city. The petition was ordered
filed, rs several Almlar eases were to
come up for action, and the Whol, " i'll
b" disposed OF ut one time.
The following bills Mere approved
and ordered pln
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

WANTED A white woman for house,
keeper IN a small family. Tall ON ~ al,
dress =. II. Bacon, San Mateo, Fla.
Nh, n
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

luE past. An s-room Cottage ON
Thtra stt.et. near Laurel. l.lssessioh
given July 1T. lnquIre Of Dr. ), T.,
p-rk. Kirby street. J.soI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

The Dli Mutual Life Insurance com
pnny, IT New York. is the oldest, largest
cheapest and l~st company in the world
dio.tt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
rHE~iD,.>riAi. POSSIBILITIES.
The Politicians ltallying Around
Cleveland as HIS Policy Develops.

W A~HlNufuN, june %. The Evening
Star has the following.
The position and aggressive attitude
ut the President with reference to pen.
sion bills which are confpssedy rregu.
lar, has warmed the party up 10 him,
and greatly added to his strength
Leading democrats are declaring with
nut qualification that he must he their
standard bearer in 1883. and that he is
SURE Ia lead Til" party to victory. The
opposition to him which developed So
suddenly with tho beginning of his adj
mlnl-traiion, has been steadily diving
away. and the patty has been gathering
around him and getting closer to him.
THIS has become most apparent within
the past few weeks. They have come To
a better understanding Of him, and the
power the members of Congress find he
has over the people has turned the tide
IN his favor, and it is believed 10y many
who are qualified to judge of the sitlia.
tion, that he will be practically wi'hou,
opposition in the convention.
the talk Of Governor Hill ms posi-
Bile presidential candidate j. growing
hess, AMI IT is declared that New York
will have no candidate but Cleveland
1t is said b, friends of both that Gov
iilll whatever aspiration he may have,
will not bo a candidate against t'leve
land, ~ their relations are such NJ not to
admit of such antagonism. II is not
Likely either that the Mississippi Valley
Will bring out candidate IL oppose
Cleveland. Carlisle. who. next IL tleve
land, has been most spoken of for IS
1t is thought will go second on the ticket
Cleveland and Carlisle.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

Attention. lovers Of music. Call n.
&. I. SuIzner's and examine his ''pc nlti-
.ic. An the latest pieces. je5oG.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

For RISt. fight room ho,isc, con,e
nlent IT, business pat Of town. Apply to
a. tu.,na yol0tf
Iusuc with Illl,arl in the Dld Mn
tuaI late Insurance company ON the i've
year dl~ttlhullnn return premium plan
1t heat. Alt. jes7u
60 to Dr v. ". Estes, over kiers
tlnr'S drug store, for good Dental Work
aud line sets Of Artificial Teeth Teeth
Extracted without Pain el9
House Tor Sale.
The Miller cottage, ON Lemon street
opposite the Putnam must be moved oil
the lot at once, For particulars apply to
b. IT, Enos. lr92u
k.rsuGgs Long Havana Fuller Cigar
; cents straight, IL the best smoke IN
town. \ large lot just received. le2Ot
six room house. with larg. lot Of five
acres, on paatka Heights, for rent. Ap
pIy to Baldwin 4 cochran. cl2tf
~LNlE RoutINu. We are nov pre-.
pared l" fufhlsl ti' nest IntlllN ul hpot.
INK Slate at $50 per square nj 10 feet
lald, and call ~ attention Of builders
AN uthci. who desire safety from iite
spaik ard good pure clNttin water to
THIS wy beautiful and dnrabl. material.
Address Il. VI. Shouse. Agent. Box No.
$50. t. -. Jacksonville, Fla. aI,o} i'm
Mona. ruK RENT. The hotel building
known "A. the Graham House, is offered
tnl rent IL reasonable rate. Apply to l..
falk. pStf
INF bl! ktiiAHlE. kalsoinlnIng, Al.
alastenlng and Whitcwashing artist
call, done without removal of carpet.
Address Grcch Marion. city. jet3.6l.s- nv
i'EE~lDl\IIAI. rOSSINIIlrltS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

daniel, said the President strrnlN
rs he looked up from an untulled paper
he had found On his desk. "lcs, sire,
responded the secretary, with some trop
ilatou. what is THIS at is a hlll
sire. for some articles that Mrs. {. ha,
been purchasing 1T III INN, hrsltatc,I
the President "ls il: Well. it's the first
thing of the kim, that has ever come lp
fore my notice YES. sine. SAID Dan
lei because he had nothing else to say
Just then. Then the hard look came into
the Presidents face again. and his vuic,
was cold Daniel. said liz. lay ing the
bill down IN front uf him "Nes. sire.
"Where Is my veto = ~ our wife has it
sire. II 'm.tm. Daniel, viii YOU I've
kind enough to fill ny II cheek for th,
amount And Daniel took the bli.
Washington Critic
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

The bill Of j. T.. Manucy. for 500,
was referred back for proper rendition.
The marshal relor,ed that he had sold
forty.onr dog collars. lie also reported
the bitches ~ New Town ia bad ranll
ton. and dad mot give a very favorable
report 1T tle sanitary condition If the
city.
Alderman Lane reported that he could
not secure Masonic Hall ns a meeting
place for the council. whrr he vas
instructed to procure "A suitable room
elsewhere.
There being no further business the
council adjourned.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

For RlSl. EAght room ho,ihc, con,'
men, /, business pat Of town. Apply to
a. u.,nt rl06
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11
nauko
EZkOlna.

Zwraca sic uwage rodzicow
i opiekunow ma nastepu)acs
przepisy ustawy, przyletej v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11
nlby pred dwoma dniumi

n'by pred dwoma dniami
1000 dol.
Il ks:azek rachunkowych o.
kazalo sic, re lotr ten, wspol.
uie q takimze iotr,m kowa-
lewskim: okradl robotnikow
biizko ma 1000 dol.
Widzic c teraz, Bracia. teao
dobroczl nee Polakow, jal1 on
q bllzNu wyglqd"; So to lego
zas}ugi tn w Amcryce, 20 Mich
domyslet sic mozua i lego
ciemnrj przeszlosci.
W koncu dodaje, re gdzie
szlo o o8danie holdu prawdzi,
wei zasludze, tam zwykle u
krywa1em sic pod p%seudoni-
mem, tn zas w tel brudnej
sprawie wystepue odkrytq
przy}b;ca i piszq sic Z imieuia
i nazwiska, nie zapominajqc i
o mlejscu 2amicszkari&.
Leopold Koua!ewsha.
sc FORSYTH Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11

de, ale wiedziano tel, ze kr6-
Iowa regcntka zyczy sobie u
laskawlenla. Dwukrotnie la
dal minister Sagasta wykcna-
mia wyroku smierci, krojlowa
jednak opar}a sic temu i wy
slala %gemerala Blanco u wy
raznym rozknzem do minister
silva, a2chy .jej nrzedstawiouo
wuiosck ulaskuMienia. O 90
dZiilie 7 wieczolem zapanowa-
10 wielkie zburzenie, schudy
gmachu ministerstwa byly "a
.)ete przeZ t}umy ludzi. Mako
nice wyszli ministrowie Z sail
obrad / obwieSci]i, 2e stosuja
sic do 2yczenia krolowej i wy
rok sn.icrri ME zo<tunie Wy
konany. Wiadom, Sc ia robbie
g}a sic Totem blyskawicy i po-
wItaEo ia wszedzie q rudosciq.
Pows>erhnem jest zdaniem, ze
krolowa postqpi]a roztropnie.
Plac pred wiezieniem rrze-
peIniony rzeszq ludzi, corka
yenerafa Vll'acampy ME opu-
szeza'a wiezieuia ojca aul Ma
chwiIe, a gdy general B!anks
zawiadomif WICHITA O lasce
k:olowe), prosil Vll!campa, a
zeby oznajmiono monarchini
zurelne oddanie sic jego i
przychyluosi dlu regentki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11
Z ca}ego swiata.

NulCSO w ltttts.
In2ynier Ruciiski, Wielko-
polanin. do suolki Z 3 Mem
cami wybra1 sic do Toxic do
J%ponii i tam ur2qdzic majq
wodociqgi, Me ma zakqtka na
kuli Ziemsklej, gdzieby nasZych
ME bylo.
0 Bull garyq zdaje sic je-
dnak przyjdzie do wojny. Ro
sya chcc, ably BujSarzy stall
sic slug1mi .je:i a BuIgarya
ably sic sta}a prow1ncyq 10
syjskq. lego naturaluie Bull
garry ME chca, DO sobie mo-
via: rrzecicz ME ola tego po-
zbJ lismy sic drewnianego jarz-
ma ~tureckiego, ably sic dostac
pod 2eiazne larzmo rosyjskie.
Me odiozyli tez Buigarzy wy
borrow pos}ow, jak Moskale
chcieli, lecz w czasie na@na-
czonym, 10 en-. wybralI tako,
wych. Moskale rubIam; / slo-
wami pudburZyli kllNa set
wloscian, "by wyborom prze-
szkudzili. Lecz j Ia sprawl ME
udala sic. konsul rosy.jski,
czyli zastepca rzqdu ~rosNjskie-
90 W Bu]garyi oswiadczy}, ae
sic wcaIc r2adem bu}gar-
skim wdawaG ME b4dzie. Dru-
81 wysfannik rosyjski do But
garyi, general kaulbars, lata
pc Rulgaryi, syple plenledzml,
podburza prZeclw teraZniejsze-
r:u rzadowi narodowemu. Lecz
Bu]garzy bardzo madry narod
i poznawaja wilka W owczej
skorze. DziwiG sic trzeba .jak
pieknie i mqdrze bierze sic IA
rod, ktory 5y} przeszlo 400
lat pod sroglem panowaniem
tureckiem. Skoro wybrari po-
stowie sic zjadq, to wyblorq
ksiecia. Niekt6rzy So "a tenn,
ably nie obieraG monarchy,
lecz urzqdzit rzeczpospolitq (ro-
publike) jak we Francyi, szwaj,
caryi, Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Toby bylo moze najlepiei, DO
by zadnego ksiecia ME MONA
wypedzic, aniby inne ready
ME mogly sic tax mieszac do
spraw bu}garskich. Moskale
sIq wojska ku granicy Rumu-
Mi, "a ktorq le3y Bulgaria.
Turcya "ie dowierza Ro-
syi, Ola tego sic Ma gwalt
zbroi, posuwajqc wojska swoje
ma polnoc ku granicy. Dziaia
wyselaja do f"rtec ! move "a
mawiajq W Nicmczech. Woj-
ska gotowego pod broniq stoi
luz 10000 Z 1926 dzia1ami.
II iszpania a. We wtorek
S I'm. panowai W Madrycie
ruch niezwykly. Wiedziano, De
wyroki smierci maJa bye "a
, twierdzone przez najwyzseq ra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-11
NPOLONlAr
|sss
( R e N / 5 ( ( ! .

New L VI IN, l w
Szanowny Reaaktorze!
Pr. edcwszystkiem MUSIC sic
wyk1o.ic Sam. Redaktorem
"a tw maly dopisek ma pre-
slanej Mn orezwie komltetu
wydelegowanego 2 Iona Iowa
rzystwa Poloma W Nowym
Yorku, dla zbadania sprawy
krzeminskiego Ten ma}y do
lisek brzmi tax: III taklmi
ludzmi, .jak Wy. redaktor Wa
1qyso ule koresponduje".- llo-
La. y. Redak torze-Lie mozem
wszystkich luazi .jednq mlarkq
mier4y&, DO chociaz n%leszczes'
Gle chcialo, &c krZem;nsAi
wkrecil sic miedzy mas. e
dnakze IT, ME dowodzl. ze
wszyscy jestesny jemu pod"-
bni. la take porownanle 60
tow iestem bic sic 2 Tol'q.
Redaktorze, ma CO cheese: Ia
palasze, rewolwery a nawct i
ma armaty.
\. taraz, me oimow Mi, 81.
Redaktorze, kawuiNr miejsca
w swoim dzielnym UIu1us1e uia
! rzucenia chociuz cokolwieh
suiatia ma to naduzycia, ia
kich sic III krZemli 5 K j
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ma faiszach us]uanossG c.
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gazeta Qjczyzuo policzyla krze-
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to prozq, juz wlerszcm, jake
ideal patryotyzmu, filantropli
i poswiecenia,-Zgoda zas swo.
.jem milezeliem zdaje sic san
kcyonowac tvrady Nczyzny,
a.. (wskul+k tego) szero-
Ike ko}o czyt"jqce.j pubiicznos-
ci wzdycha mad nleszczesIiwa
dol9 tego meczemnika politycz-
nego.
Me! jeszcze raz ME! Talk
bye ME pow!nno.-Falszerst
wa tego lotra "a dlugo jua
mydl? oczy rodakow; MECH
vice teraz dowiedza sic o
w%szystkiem ola tenn wiekszej
hanby ola tego wyrzutka spo'
}eczenstwa naszego.
Rolacy! Sluchajcie i sqdz-
Gle: w Mr.. IL IL Ojczyzny z
r.b. czytaliscie obszerny pro
test Towarzystwa Poloma,
skierowany
przeciwko Czcigodnemu Cen.
zorowi i Rzqdowi Centralne :
mu. Pc przeczytaniu protestu,
pomyslellscle zapewhe: ,,lak,
tak,-to jest swiety czfowiek,
DO kto ty!e dobrego zdzia-
tai, i W obronie ktorego ma
wet grupa Zwiqzkowa ME wa
ha sic wypowiada6 Walk
Cenzorowi i Rzq1owi Narodo'
wemu, - togo ME godzi sic
przes!"dowac, lecz owszem, wy
stawic mu jeszczc "a aycia pc.
mink. Dowiedzciez sic teraz,
kochani Bracia, u re PRO
TEST TEN JEST FAISZY-
WY, 1e go u]ozy1 sam Krze-
mihski, lie podmawia& wielu
wybitniejszych czlonkow Polo.
MI jake to: OBJ. Wisniewskie-
90. Stefanowicza, Domalew-
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