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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
FOR TOPEKA.

Fred Perkins and Robert Young. two
Youths sentenced to the reform school, will
be taken TO Topeka by Sheriff Hays today.
These were two of the gang OF boys who
some time ago broke into the store OF
George Borstner on South Lawrence and
made away with quite quantity OF can
dies, cigars and cigaretts.
The sheriff will also take with him II. S.
Cunning. L. S. prisoner, for hearing be
fore the Federal court. Cunning was the
man arrested a few days ago for selling
honor at Newton without first securing an
internal revenue stamp.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
ARRESTED AND RELEASED.

Last evening John Taylor, sub-con-
tractor, was arrested upon the charge of
forgery. He was taken to the station, but
uDon the arrival of Monte Jacks he was
released. Mr.. Jacks not recognizing in him
the man who had committed the forgery.
Several others were complaining OF how
Taylor had deceived them One old gen
tleman, Mr. Oliphant, claiming that he
had been defrauded by him out OF some
money. These charges, however, could
not be sustained either; and one of his
neiehbors spoke very highly of Taylor and
that he was more sinned against than
SHINING
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
A NEW MACHINE.

J. 4. Williams, OF the Remington type
writer agency in this city, yesterday re-
ceived word from his attorney that ne had
been granted patent upon an automatic
selling machine. This is contrivance for
selling packages ofuniform size and weight
by simply dropping the price into the ma
chine. 1t has been put TO number or Sc
we're tests and each one of them proved the
efficiency of the machine. Mr.. Williams
was Yesterday congratulating himself
upon his success and said that he already
had number of offers for the sale Of his
patent
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
he WAS CELEBRATING.

Last evening Officer Harmon had quite a
lively time on East Douglas with man
whom he found considerably intoxicated
wandering around or his beat. The fellow
who gave his name as Anderson and bust
ness as a real estate man, said that he had
made a big sale during the day and was
celebrating the event by big drunk
When arrested he had in his possession
pup which he had stolen from some person.
He made violent resistance to the officers,
but was finally overpowerei and landed in
the city prison, where he fell asleep and
thus remained quiet.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
COURT ROUSE BEGUN.

On Tuesday, County Surveyor Luttrell
staked off the excavations for the new
court house foundations. Yesterday
large force of men in the employ of Messrs.
Balance and Jaus. of the Wichita Steam
Stone works, contractors for the founda-
ton, began excavating, and by night there
was quite a changed appearance in the
square. Material viii be hauled immedl-
ately and work pushed with vigor-
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
A RELIC.

We were shown a copy of the Christian
Advocate Journal, Vol. ,, No. A, Metho-
dist paper which was issued on tie fourth
day of July. 1925. The accounts of the cur
rent events, market reports, etc, are not
distinctive from those published in this
mornings EAGLE The paper is still pub
lished in New York. The old relic is the
property of Mrs. Shepard OF this city and
is yellow with age The quality of the pa
per on which it was printed is superior TO
that which is used nowadays.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
NEW BU,.NEss BLOCK.

Mr.. f. c. Winants is erecting substan-
tial three story brick business block on the
west side of North Main street, between
Genital avenue and Elm street, directly
opposite the new court house. The build
ing VIII be 50xS0 feet and fitted out with
all the modern improvements. The work
on the foundation Is nearly finished, and
the building viii be pushed to completion
at an carly day.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

The following are the transfers OF real
estate filed in the recorders Office yester-
daY
E W Binkley to Sarah Binkiey, lot 5,
block G, Frisco Heights second ad-
lALlUH. r-1~S
Dan Sherwood to & ID Rankin, lots
60 and 81, Sherwood's sub. l-ol
II 3 Keller 20 J K Askew. one-thlrd
interest in lots I 10 =. Water street.
10 - Main street, ! TO - Market
street. and 20 Is Lawrence ave
nue. NenIo Park additio.. H. $3.50
r Dodds TO L T Brastear, lot II,
block %. Cheney .......-..-.-.-. so
A Hawley 20 T C Hin, lots 81 70
=, Erie street, Ricbland's second
addition 1850
J Z Shaw 10 L D Hili. lots y % IS,
block ). College Hill addition 800
C. 3 Roselle to T Spauldlng. oaxlJ0
feet in Lawrence's addition ..---.-- 2ioo
D Bacou 70 W Spauicing, lots - and
IS. block Is. Junction Town con-
pany's addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
4 X Muselier 20 p Levi. 51xl40 feet
IN perIy's HditIcn--.--.-...-...-- ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

Mayor Alien was seen driving out in the
direction of the Little river and north Of
the city with his carriage as full Of five and
six-year-old boys as II could possibly De
crammed. In answer TO query touching
the outfit and destination he said he was
taking the boys out for a swim.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
BUSINESS HOUSE

Mr.. Jacob McAfee, the well known col
ored man, who laid out McAfee's addition,
is preparing 10 build three-story bT.cS
business house 96ts xSo feet on the west side
of NorIh Main street opposite the new
court house, Details for another building
Of the same description TO be crested On
the next lot south viii be perfected during
the present week
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
RETURNED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Cox, formerly OF
the Occidental hotel, but who were for
several months in Colorado, where Mr..
Cox was contemplating gong INTO the
hotel business again, have returned and
Will make Wichita their home, Mr.. Cox
has in view line of business IN this city
which as yet is not for publication.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

Mass Nee Ing At the Court Kouse Thursday,
,Iuly &

There will be a mass meeting at the
court house Thursday, July 5, 1883 The
following named gentlemen VIII address
the meeting on that occasion: W. A Bet
It's. D. L. Robertson, Geo. I. Smith, j. C.
Rollins, W. S. Slater, Lewis Fulbright
and w D. DonEell, Of Topeka, kas. All
are requested to be present, the ladies are
also respectfully invited to attend Come
one, come all and let's have one good rous-
ING meeting
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
100 DEMON TRATIyE.

Last evening an over joyous young man
who was spreading broadcast among We
hicles and pedestrians fre-crackers and
torpedoes at the corner Of Main and First,
was called to account by City Marshall
Mcnamara He stopped in his wild ca
reer and went further up the street to re-
new his patriotic demonstration on more
moderate scale.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
CATTLE LOOKING WELL.

Messrs. J. H. Mackenzie and Robert Da-
Wis. of the Coon creek cattle ranch, located
in Chase county, this state, arrived in the
city yesterday and are the guests OF Mr.. T.
l. Mackenzie. of the evening Beacon, a
brother of the Mackenzie mentioned
These gentlemen say that cattle are in ex-
cellent condition and the market looki ng
up very rapidly Prospects for cattlemen
are quite fiattering.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
GONE TO S ERLING.

Geo. T. Campbell, who has been acting
in the capacity OF assistant secretary OF the
Y NJ c. A. OF this city, has gone to Ster-
ling to take place as secretary of an asso-
citation. Mr.. Campbell is a worthy chris
tan young man and will succeed in his
new field, and the Sterling association Is
to be congratulated in its selection Of sec
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
WICHITA MAN AT SANTA ANNA.

Through a circular received in this city
yesterday it is seen that the orator Of the
day at Santa Anna, California, is George
Hayford, young man quite well known
here. He was formerly an employee OF the
Western Union Office, and since his removal
to the Pacific slope appears to have become
quite popular there and to have met with
considerable success in a number of VEN
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
INJURED NEAR NEoDAsHA.

Yesterday information was received in
the city that q man had fallen from q train
at Neodasha and was quite seriously injur-
ed. He was taken 10 Beaumont when it
was discovered that he had passed some
time in Wichita and he's sister living
here now. His name could not be learnt
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

tn. c. < & " Ry. "Rock Island
Route" are cow running the mos: e4egans
chair cars between Wichita and Kansas
City that are used il Kansas This is the
only lire running chair cars ca morning
trains 70 Kansas City. This d The Only
lire running chair cars through 20 Chr
csgo. This IS the oniy LIE running chair
cars 20 Topeka and s. Joseph This is
tie grea; line between " Wichita and a..
points north, east and souta- Gail az No
Boo e Douglas avenue 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
ANOTHER BUSINESS HOUSE.

Mr. Il K Eberle has begun work on
two story brick business house on the east
side OF North Mgin street, a short distance
south of Central avenue. The building is
to be 25xS0 feet, and viii be ready for oc
cupancy in a short while.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
PROMOTER.

Mr.. Ed Massey, late head mailing clerk
in the post Office of this city, has received
deserved promotion. On Monday he
took run as route agent on the Union
Pacific railway from Omaha to Denver.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
THE FOURTH AT LEON.

Mrs NJ E. Lease will deliver the Fourth
OF July Grafton to the patriotic citizens Of
Leon in the afternoon. The same evening
she will speak upon 1.-The Issues of the
Day." and the next evening will under the
auspices of the three churches, Baptist,
Methodist and Christian, deliver an ad-
dress on the Women of the Bible"
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
MARRIED.

Judge Thomas at the parlors of the pro-
bate court yesterday forenoon united in
marriage Mr.. John NJ. Latta, OF Millerton,
and Miss Jennie Hardy, OF Troy.
In the evening at the same place Mr..
William II. Worthington and Francis
Johnston, both of Valley Center.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
YEsTERDAY'S RUNAWAY.

Last evening lady while driving out on
East Douglas had quite an exciting runa-
way The horse she was driving became
frightened at an engine and starteu 10 run
out the street. The buggy was upset at a
street corner and the lady and child that
was with her in the vehicle, were thrown
out. Both were injured.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
RAIN THE SOUTHWEST.

A gentleman in from Norwich last even
ing says that yesterday morning a very
heavy rain fell in that section. The ground
was thoroughly soaked and the streets OF
Norwich were fairly filled with water. The
rain while welcomtd was hardly needed as
vet by The growing crops.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
ANOTHER ONE CLOSED.

Last evening City Marshal Mcnamara
went up to the stock yards and arrested
the keeper of the joint near there. The
man was brought TO the station and locked
up; he gave the nGma Of II. I. Rice. Quite
a large quantity Of beer and liquors was
found aud ccDfiScated by the city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
A SMALL BLAZE.

Yesterday evening the fire department
was called out 10 extinguiSh a fire along
the Santa Fe track. The engine house by
the water tank just north of the Douglas
avenue depot had taken fire from some
sparks. 1t was soon eXt;nguished by the
chemical engine without much less.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

The Shakespeare Society viii have pic
mic at Griffenstein's park on the Fourth OF
July. Members viii meet at Miss Null
ways, 702 North Topeka avenue, and Mr..
Geo. Calling's, 40 West Central avenue at
one o'clock, from which places they viii 80
together in cars 10 the park.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
GONE EAST.

Mr.. Dean Gordon, one of Wichita's
young attorneys, has gone east via. Chi
cago, New York and Baltimore, for Il
visit OF few weeks at his old home in
Maryland. He will also visit relatives in
Illinois before his return to Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
PICNIC OF sr ALoY,IUs CHURCH.

Annual picnic OF st. Alaysius church to-
day a Griffenstein's park. n general in
vitaJ!on to attend is extended TO all Street
cars leave for park every twenty-five min
utes. Corner Douglas and Main streets.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

kt.orneTs pocket dccke.s for sale a. this
Office Orders oy mail promptly bllsd-
Address al orders 70 The WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita, Kan. 4 p A1rdock, Aaasg>z.
cs2 p
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

FIRE. reclining chair cars are rcw running
on all trains On tae C., Is g. -. ~, kock
Island Route" between WicAlts- Topeka
Kansas C.sy. S. Joseph. Chicago, =
LOLA ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All parties who are TO attend the picnic
given by the Shakespeare club will meet
promptly tomorrow at O'Clock either at
Mrs. Mulveys, 7G2 n. Topeka, or at Mrs
Ceilings 412 W Central.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

Take TIE rew short E1., Q K < y.
Rock Island route, 20 Kansas CITY, "a
Joseph. Chicago and s. Louis LAX
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04

The board of directors of the Women
Benevolent Home and Hospital will hold
its semi-monthly meeting tomorrow
Thursday at a. IN.
Mrs T. II BLACK Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-04
MONDAY MORNING, JULY2,

We shall place on sale Four Hundred
Suits of Mems Clothing, former prices and
worth $500, $500 and $4,000, we give you
the choice for $1,000.
Don't let this opportunity pass, as gener-
ally such offers are only made at the end of
season, when the goods are unreasonable and
of no practical value to the customer.
We have these goods in sacks and cuta-
ways, dark and light shades, and all we'll
made and gotten up equal to merchant tailor
made Come early and get good selection
before the stock is broken.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

~: PoW!ore, re .Je] maZ pyl
kotlarzem.
"A widzlcie, wszak2e zaw-
see mowilam = wrzeszczala
. 2e SWAT stale sic coraz
gorszym. Ho! gdyhy to sic
mialo bylo STAG, gdym leszcze
by1a mfoda! WszystAie gazety
bylyby o tenn pisafy, a nasl
obywatele przez ca)y roN ME
byliby o czem iunem roZma
wall. Me, co to u. bpzboz-
nose dzlsia.j ma swieele. Take.
go robaczka talk nj Ztqi nj 20
wqd poloay6 gdzie pod Oboe
drzwi. A gdyby przypadkirm
pies byf owo dzlecie napad!?
albo jaki czlcwlek nadepnql?
Me, taxa matke trzebaby ma
tychmiast ma szubienicy powie-
slc!! Ale coz nssze prawa
So "a }agodne.
- Prawda! wrzasne}a
stara Katarzyno prawda,
trzebaby taxa matke Nowiesic.
Jednakze' ably ia pow1esic,
trzeba ia 2ajprzod poszukac.
Zdanie to uderzy}o wszyst-
kie niewiasty. Prawda, jake
wieszac, kiedy niewiadomo ko-
go? Nu2 teraz zapuszczac sic
W domysfy. Gdy to jednakze
ME pomogfo poczeto ma Bar
bare nalegac, ably sic re swym
domyslem oswiadczy]a. Lecz
ia o niczem ME chcia}a vie
dzieG.
Wtedy oczy wszystkich
z%wrocify sic ma starq przekup-
Ike, ktora we wzgeldz'e bahama
taJemnic byfa ola miasteczka
wyroczniq. Ia zbl'zyia sic do
dziecka, wpatrzyfa sic w ME
swemi zaczerwlenionemi oczy-
ma, ale W koncu osw,adczvia,
Re 2adnego podobienstwa ME
mole upatrzyG.
Nareszcie znudzily sic ko-
biety pr654uemi domys]ami.
- A co tam, - wrzasia
.jedna, ma co nam te wszyst-
kie gadania? Mech bedzie o.
no CO chce "a jedno, tn cho-
dzi gfownie 0 to, co z MEM
teraz poczac!
= O! = zawofaf teraz Ur-
ban co sic tyczy tego, to
VAN zaraz powiem. Dziecko
to musi miec OLGA make, a
tymi bedziemy ola niego ia
moja Barbara. Bedzle to do
brym uczynkiem, a byfoby
gretchen, gdybysmy dziecie to
niemiiosiernie mieli gdnein-
dzie] wydac. Gmina databy je
zapewne bardzo uhogim lu
dzlom ma wychowanie i pfa.
ci}aby bardzo mafo. My zas
wezmlemy je "a darmo, a p2zez
to zasiu1yc chcemy nn }aske
Roska.
Bylo to drugie k~famstwo,
ktore nowonarodzone dzieckc
spowodowato.
0 Urbanie, Urbanie, dokad
Gle to wszystko zaprowadzi!
Niewiasty otworzy1y szero-
ko usta.
Co? zatrzymaG? Oboe
dziecko? - zawotano.
S}yszysz, Barbara? :
wrzas}a ,,d}uga JozefA" = SLY
szysz co two] Urban mowi?
Bog VIE, zkad ono sic
tn wzielo! - wola1a lima =
mole to dzlecko .jak'ch ko-
medyantow, lub iunych iaze
gov.
Barbara zwrociia oczv n;
tfum niewiast osswjadczy1a
2e talk Same mysli, jai1 Je
MAJ.
Ale to cswiadczene pod
wyzszy1o jeszcze podziw. Jak
to, braG obca krew do swe) re
dziny?... / to iedynic Il milo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

DE- I: G kO
Powiesc obyczajowa z naszych
cZaS0W.
Miao dalsZy).
(Ciag dalszy).

domSiem. DrzWl ME by1y Ia
parte, przeto wszedl do s'eni.
Tam b}yszczala mafa olejna
Tampa | oswiecala biala tabli-
ce 2 czarnym napisem: Anna
Mai, akuszerka.
Obey zapukaf, a Ia chwile
wyszfa gruba kobieta.
- Vie ona juz o tenn?
- Vie = byla odpowiedz.
- | jak to zniosla?
= Lepiej, anizeli sic tego
spodziewa}am - odrzek|a An
ma. - Ona wiedziala, Re die
Gle trzeba usunae, VICE..
- l vie, ae ia dziecle Cd
niosfem?
| to vie - potwlerdzi-
la Anna - CO ia tel wlelce
pocieszyfo. Ale = dodafa i
utopia W obc.ym swe przenik-
live oczy - ale kazda mat
ka powinna wiedziec, gdzle sic
dziecie znajduje.
- To pozostanle mo]a ia
jemnicq = odrzekl n%iecierpli-
vie obey. - Mech jej wy
starczy %zapewnie, lie dziecko
jest W dobrych rekach.
Pc tych sfowach odwrocil
sic, ably odejst,
= Ammo = rzekf %jeszcze
= przyrzekfas uroczyscie Ia
chowaG tajemnice, i "a to do
bra dostalas zapfate. Tu masz
jeszcze garsc zfota, a "a to
chora pielegnuj tros]iwie.
Anna poswiecila obcemu do
drzwi. Kiedy ten drzwi "a so.
ba zamkna}, rozsmla}a sic sa-
ma do siebie.
- Cho6bys sic i W sto
plaszczy obwinat - rzekfa =
to ia jedaak WEN, cos ty "a
jeden. Tajemnica! Ha! jakby
to kto W bolesciach i strachu
zdofaf W tajemnicy co utrzy-
mac! Ma to Jest Anna "a mad
to szczawnq, ably ME umiafa
dojst t%ajemnicy. Mysli sobie
TAXI jegomosc, lie m.ze sobie
mole milczenle kupic! Ohio! be-
de oczywiscle tax dfugo mil
czafa, dopoxl mi sic bedzie
podobato, ale ME diuzej....
Ale gdziez on mogf to die
ciszczko podzjac? Gdybym tyl-
ko znafa owych przybranych
rodzicow, toby i ola mnie
jeszcze co skapfo, gdy& CT "a
pewne dobrze So pfstn,.
To rzeklszy, zamknefa drzwi
ma zamek i udafa sic do cho-
rel, ktora sic w]osnie przebu-
dzifa.
ROZDZIAL II.
NAzajutrz zgromadzify sic
kumoszki z miasteczka, ably
Barbara pc stracie iej synka
pocieszac. Jakie2 jednak2e by.
10 ich dziwienie, gdy PREY niej
ujrzafy 4ywego cziopczyka
Zdawaio i'm sic najprzod tax
samo, jaS wczoraj Barbarze,
to jest, ze chfopie napowtor o.
2yfo. Ale Barbara zaczeia i'm
szeroko opowiadac, jake ia W
nocy zbudzifo kwilenie die
clfcla ]aKo Je) lnaZ WyDlegl
sly, zastaf owe dziecie przed
drzwiami ich domu.
Bledna Barbara! Pieniadze
przywiodiy JUL ia do pierw
szego k%lamstwa, i jc:i dotao
czyste sumlenie skalawszy, gro
billy wyfom W )ej katolickien
usposoblenju. Ach! ME Jeden
zaczaf TAX cd mafego, a skoh
czyf ma wlelklem!
Nieviasty zaiama1y rece
poczefy wyrazaG swe zdiwie-
ME. Hafas rowstaf tax wiejki
lie gfosu jednei cd drugiej roz
ro3nic ME by}o mo2na. I,
wrzeszczy, ia krzyczy, ia la
mentuje, ia sic smleje =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

ka, prZeto lazWlsNo
mole X n i a nosic be
DIE, a co sic t.yczy mienia,
dam cos niebywalego, i b +
win ma mu bye imie.
Zdumiale niewiasty zamil
ky. Poczely one sic uamyS-
lac, czy istotnie jakiego czlo-
wieka mozna bedzie twas: Err
win klelnia.
Hu! = mruknefa przekup-
ka = to talk sic stosuje jak
miod 2 Napusta. Ale COZ mnie
to tam obchodzl! Jak ten Gu
dak dorosnie, to i talk bedzie
kupowal jablka odemnie,
chocia2 sic talk dziwaczuie ma
zywo.
Rozgnlewane komoszki, ae
W niczem ma swojem postawic
ME mogfy, udaly SIC rzekomo
do domow, a tymczasem ma
prawde wybiegly ma miasto,
oby owa dziwna nowine wy
trqblc.
Urban jednakze rad by1, lie
sic bah pozbyf z karku. Po-
szedf vice na ratusz ! donlost
G aziwnem powleksZeniu sw-j
roGzlny, a tego samego dnla
wyprawlf talze chrzciny.
W ciemnym kacie kvsciola
paratialnego stall podczas chrztu
ten sam nleznaiomy ran, kto-
ry byf W nocy y Urbana. Ia
w'niety byf 2nowu W p}aszcz.
Przekonawszy size, IL dziecko
wedlug Jego wolf jest ochrzco-
ne, ~wymkl.af sic bocznq furt-
ka. Mkt go z przytomnych
ME widziaf.
w sodzlne potem pedzi}
d%wukouny powoz Drama Ia
miasto.
= Dokad? = zapytano w
bramie.
- Do Wloch! = by}a Cd
powiedz.
Chrzciny wyprawjl Urban
suite. O%,troznie zmienii zlo-
ty pi%en;adz jcden i drugi, a "a
to nakupowaf ma chrzeiny ty-
lie smacznych rzeczy, lie al ku-
moszki tenn ulagodzi}. jednak-
lie, gdy do dom wraca1y, ME
mogiy sic wstrzymac cd sly
dzenia z Urbana, ktory Ola
.jakiegos podrzuconego dziecia-
ka lyle pienieezy tract.
ROZDZIAL III.
W zyciu rodziny Urbana
smienifo sic oG owej pamiet-
mel nocy bardzo wiele, jak te.
go sic spodziewac molina, gdy
ola tel rodziny otwor2yfo sic
ziote zrodlo. Kto znaf stosnn-
Xxi obecne Urbana, dziwiG sic
temu ME mole, natomlast dzi-
will sic i famali sobie gfowy
mieszkancy miasteczka. Mia
nowlcie stara frzekupka. Daw
niej ;'rzychodzila Urbanowa
rzadko j to mafym koszycz
klein, a jak co kupi}a, to )u1
najtah~ze. DIS przychodzi
wielkim koszykiem, kupuje 20
merancze co najpiekniejsze
ciastka co ma smaczniejsze, s
wszystko p}aci gotowka
Wprawdzie zmiana ia byla dl;
k1eszeni bardzo mila, jednakzt
nlemiIa ola jezyka> 90 ia cia
Gle ~straszliwie swierzbiaf.
AZ raz musiala sic o ten
rozgadac . dfuga Jozefa.
= | mozesz ty to pojaG
= zapyta}a.
- Mkt teso poiq6 ME me
re - odrzekla Jozefa-prze
ciez my niewiasty wiemy, i'll
to dom kosztuje. Maj MOI lie
dwie sobie palcy ME urobi,
iednak ma kotacz ME starczy
ia tn mego miejsc'
- mowila dalej przekupka =
moge Urbanom za]rzec prost,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

uZlen Wlazlec 60 MONA spa
cernjacego, a nawet popo VIE
czorami spi]a z panami w o.
oerzarh winkc i w karty cry
wa. Zeby to jeszcze Ba' bara
ma to ME pczwnla}a, tobym
to rozumiala. IONA BOWEN w
domu wiele mole uciulaG. A.
lie COZ? ona sauna niby sroka
cllodzi wystro]ona pc mlescie,
& swe mafp'atka stroi lakby
dzleci kslazece.
= A tam, Jozefo = zawo-
fafa przekupka - to wcale
ME przystoi drngich ludzi OBJ
gadywac, ale co do Urbanow,
to tam ME ws2ystko W porzqd.
ku, niezadlugo przyjdzie czas,
re sic rzeczy dowlemy, o ia
klch nam sic wcale ME sni-
10. Juz sic to "a mego 3ycia
nleraZ zdarzalo.
Tu Jozefa sic jeszcze vic
Gel zblizyia.
MIarkuje = rzekla z ci-
cha = Re ty wiesz wiecej.
Pcwiedz MI, wszak2e wiesz, ze
umiem zachowaG taJemnice;:
mozesz sic przekorac.
= O., ia wien - rzekfa
przekupka szyderczo = WIEN,
&c umiesz zachowac tajenlai-
ce ]ak sroka. Ale ia sauna O
nlczem ME wien, a vice ME
moge twego jezyka wystawiac
ma probe.
Sfowa te bardzo obrazify
Jozefe, vice postanowifa raz
"a zawsze zerwac z przekup-
kq. Wprawdzie postanowila
sobie to juz poraz setny, ale
tym razem mlaIo bye ma praw-
de.
= Nam jeszcze godzine CA
SUI = nek}a sauna do siebie
= zobacze, co robi Barbara.
Pc tych s}owach pomknefa
Jo7efa, niby tyka chn.ielowa,
j niezad}ugo weszfa do domu
Urbans.
Przekupka spo]rzafa "a MIA
oczyma zmii.
= Za}o2yfabym sic o ma
glove = rzek}a - Re ia ME-
godziwa plotkarka wszystko
tam wypap}a, com powiedzia-
ia. j do kaz1ege sfowa %jeszcze
fo6iec kiamstwa do1ozy. Przez
to moge wiele stracic. No., a
lie MECH mi tn jeszcze raz ia
sucha czarownica przyldzie.
Jozefa weszla do izby i ga
stala Barbara re siu&qca my
jqca Erwina j Marynie i ubie-
rajaca dzieci W swierze oble-
genie.
- No, Barbara - rzekia
JUL we drzwiach - kaady
musi przyznac, lie ty znasz sic
ma pielegnowaniu dzieci, lepiej
cd mas. Me! CO to "a piekne
dz!ecl! lak swie3e ma]q police.
XII! a ka2de talk piekne jak a
niolek! A Marynia co to "a
sliczne dziewczatko! No gdy ia
dorosnie, to wszystklm mea-
czyznom glowy pozawraca.
Podczas tych pochwaf bra.
la W reke ubiorki i macala,
przekonujac sic o ich delikat.
nOSCl.
A gdzie tw6.j MAJ? :
zapytala uiby z nlechcenia.
= Zapewne w parku = cd
rzekla Barbara - MAJ mo
lubi zaczerpnac swiezego pc
WietrZa.
: = W parku? = zapyta};
przeciagle Jozefa = czy& OF
wcale ME PRAGUE?
- A owszem, ale ME mfot
Siem i kielnia, tylko kupuje
/. sprzedaje domy, a to w;ele
przynosi pieniedzy; przyteu
ME potrzebuje sic lyle me
, czyc.