davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-03-29

1T is possible that We may have mia;n.
terFreted SIR. Hansou's ut;erarces. II
so. we are glad of an opportunity to set
him right. His uans Wis used iaeI-
destaIly, AID then only in anxious de-
sire that he be not misjudged by the
pubic. lie had previously been consid
cred among the BLACK sheep" of the
Conference, bBt in letter date! Febrn
ary l4th last he made sundry ac&now-
leigmenis ard explanations, in which.
he partially iustified himself by recitiug
what he had been led" 10 believe. As
those who were doing the leading in
action agaiust Port Town
send at :hat time were employing all
sorts OF misrepresentation. the natG ra!
aad logical inference from the letter was
that they led" Mr.. Hanson to feel and
act as he did. I! is of no consequence
to tie public. except IL SO far as he is
personally c5ucerned-aud We are sill
ing that lie should stand before the pub
lie IN exactly such light IS he chooses.
-ELI
, 1888-03-29


vs.. mo. 1851.
TIE COMMERCIAL WHARF CO.
Defendants.
URdsr and by virtue OF IN execution sns order
OF sale issued out OF the above named court in
March l, D., 1855, and 70 me dirested and de-
livered. have duly levied upon the property
described in said execution and ePdeT OF sale
snd as follows to-wit: "Ths wharf sad ware
houses thereon, extending from Ihs foot sf
=" Polk street in tbs city Of Fort Townsend, JEFF
" ferson ConRsy, ". t. running in o ssuthorly
direction into the bay OF PORT Townsend. sfx
" hundred and fifty feet, and being twenty isst
- IN width, aHd having an L skGped sdditisn
on the southerly end thereof, the same bsias
sixty feet IN width by one hundred and forty
feet IN isngth, and known az The Commercial
wharf, and upon the franchise and license
from the municipal corporation the city OF
Pert Townsend, to erect and maintain said
wharf and warehouses, GRd upon the whole
"of said wharf, together with ths buildisxs,
warehouses and other structures thereon sEt
upon said franchise and license Aforesaid"
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
SATURDAY THs 18th DAY OF APRIL. IssA
at the hour of o'clock p. N, Of said day st the
courthouse door. in the city OF Port Townsend
Jefferson county. Washington Terrftory will
In obedience to said execution and order of szls
sell all of the above described property. at pub.
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
JOHN F. sHEEHAN,
Sheriff OF Jefferson County, W. &.
Dated Port Townsend. ths 7th day or kaxsA
A ID. 1898.
First publication, March sth Isss
BRADSHAW 4 SACHS. PlslhEx's AsaoxAs5
, 1888-03-29

Our lady friends living at other points
are specialIy invited duLing their visits
to Port Townsend, to call and examine
the fine stock of millinery dispiayel by
Miss Harrison in her new store in the
afcCuTdy block. where they will fad 1t
to their advantage to purchase anything
they may desire in that line.
, 1888-03-29
-- WEEK s. Ill pWEE-G.

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'
E.ai t""NsEHn, March u, %.
l.4t General Fairchiid. 1856 tons.
Is a-..a ..ar;rred by z. B. Cornwall
Io Odd coal at Seattle for San
f,a.,.-,s.
BRITISH Iron ship Star Of
Ira.v. 1911 tons. Cofrer. IS chartered
to TAX. a cargo ~ lumber from Bur
,.,,.I - I..,, +" -;r,f..ry. \. ). Wat f.
P er fra rr.t.
t.r.H-a iron -ain Prince Edward.
2E-a t.a-. Ii.s..-t. = chartered to
!..I .ft..I.-r .a P4.rrt Sound fnr
J.;,.~.5-Y for .l-.,.r-.
British B.gs G.ri4I Wvn. Storm.
va ,.n,i iowa from Tacoma or
I!.nr-.i.. nv t...tn, B.akelv VIII. -
,.a~... r..f.,:-fiaa of SIa.-SS feet a..
l....,.r Aft.r -rivr-iu,r u crew III
fi,;- r-rr .r,. vii -g.i for };-.nonrre.
n..t;.L ~, Iira,. -;n..rl..rE has
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H.l,.!a,l ,rlnt f.,. Sg,i.pv aaI = now
~ ,,,..l r1a1. y,itin~ fnr the crew.
VII, -. cr..,.,.I nj tlis mort -.
tarl..- and vent over on the tGc
t4oIv.f-n
Kim Abp,r Cnb1rp 1879 TONS
v;.}..i / III IA from San Franrisco
49, rf,.. !etI ,.-. She - rpIrr char
,a,. 81 a., had "a ra,nr.l rs ,s,r-o " coil a.
G--l,la
j.rs,i-F, r.,I- rf.qs raf Nnflsan ar
,.;,'.,,e - ,,,,,,,.,r.r from San p.Iro
l;h, r,.Ii ~, :. car,,n IF furrha, to
/ ,T..,,-o.,.:i,n ,,. T.Tna;n,- ,-,ri nat
ro,.,rrc.i
Rr;,i-I lark D1k. Of AygvIe no,y
o., G.n ~, hIs h,or rb9Ttnrod tn
! al inIonn~ -, put .:nnnl for tI,e
/ -, ,.'..'. .,r So, ! ,,,,.;,..,
H.,.l- u - Nm }In,f.rt,,r,
H. c'-.,.-T,.t..l ~. I,-,,a;,,- onI io.,Is
i,n,I,o., - prrt H-fi"cI, fnr San
Ernnc;s.n -, -
''-'>- .,,-,.r E,vpc,,r.
,, o'NtIieeil 'eEseiS nave 9dlIeti laolii
fuGet SOUND SINCE last report 10 lor-
ei%n ana roast"l7e ports.
SrVen iToA seattle;
, 1888-03-29
New sadd!c and Harness Shop.

The undersigned beg leave to announce
that they have opened a new Saddle and
Harness Shop IN Port Townsend, and
are prepared to satisfy all reasonable
d maE1s IN that line, on short notice,
and 1T prices to suit the times. Solicit
ing the trade OF the lowor Sound, we are,
BRIGGS & CO.,
70 Shop at head of Union Wharf,
f20wIm
, 1888-03-29
ORDINANCE. No. ISS

UIiUI NA-N Z Z, NO Ioo
An Ordinance vacating ''J'' street in the city
of Port Townsend, ". L.
The city of Port Townsend docs ordain as
follows:
Section l. That all that portion of j street in
A. L. Peitygroye's addition to the city OF Port
Townsend, extending from its intersection
with second street in said addition intersec-
tion witt Third street in laid addition be and
the same is hereby vacated as public highway
and street.
Section ,. That this Ordinance take effect
and be in force five days after its publication.
Passed council March ITth, 1888.
Approved March Eth, 1888.
W. III. ii. LEARNED,
Acting Mayor.
Attest:
J.ug- SEEyx- C;r,- t,ia,l-
, 1888-03-29
ACard of Thanks.

The undersigned desire to express
their sincere thanks to the good
friends of jefferson and Chehalis
counties for many thoughtful atten-
tions aud great kindness shown in
their recent bereavement.
WILLoUGHBY FAMILY
, 1888-03-29

The contest of the will OF the late
Samuel J. Tilden is one Of much
interest. He left an estate OF over
five millions. He had no child, nor
wife, nor parents, hence no direct
heir. After making all his relations
rich, he bequeathed to the Tilden
trust fer the purpose of maintaining
three large and elegant Libraries, the
remainder of his fortune. His neph-
ews are now contesting his will and
trying to defraud the public of the
benefaetions of The departed states
man. Some men are copsumately
mean. These men would steal the
laurels of fame from their benefac-
tors brow.
, 1888-03-29

Among h st a gers il town we no.
tics Mr.. SWif of Lopez, Mathew Flem-
ing OF Seqaia, J. Hamilton of Quslcine,
and lots CT others.
, 1888-03-29

Notice is published by the lighthouse
board Of the placing of a bell buoy,
painted black and red in horizontal
stripes 100 yards west, q north, from
MONDAY Rock, in % fathoms of water,
This rock is 3 miles aud 80 yards west,
alnorth, from the nearest :slet of the
FaraIlop group.
, 1888-03-29
THOMAS MAYLoR,
Gun Sc Locksnith.
PORT TOWNSEND, W, T.

Gun-woTk and Key fitting promptly attended OF
Cross-cut and Hand-saws set and filed. Es-AiI
work warranted Union wharf. marIS-Im
, 1888-03-29

The total amount of tonnage en-
gagged in carrying the above cargoes
was Ii, 166 tons.
The following is q list of vessels
now on the way fo load at Seattle.
From san Francisco:
Ship Richard Ill, 966 tons, McIn-
tyre; sailed March 9th: for return
cargo of coal.
Ship General Knox, PAL tons.
Libby; sailed 18th inst. for return
cargo of coal
Ship Blue Jacket, 1896 tons, Storrs
sailed 18th inst. for return cargo of
coal.
Ship Abner Coburn, 1879 tons.
Nichols; sailed 18th inst, return car
go coal.
From San Diego:
Ship Merom, 1158 tons, Glover:
sailed 18th inst for return cargo of
coal.
Total tonnage on the way, 1910
tons.
COMING TO THE SOUND.
The following Is complete list of
the vessels now on their way to Pu-
get Sound with their date OF sailing:
From LondoG-British bark Brier
Hohne, S94 tons, Johnstone, sailed
November Z, 1887, for Victoria, Brit
ish ship Camana, SOB tons, Gordon,
sailed November Is. for Victoria;
British ship TItania, S97 tons, Dunn,
January IS. for Victoria.
From Liverpool-Eritish bark
Royal Alice, 1889 tons, Fletcher, Oc-
tober 16, 1887, for Seattle; German
bark Janbaas, 939 tons. Abken. Janu..
airy 3, 1883, for Victoria.
From San British shin
Staffordshire, 116S tons, AIeekison.
to load lumber for Valparaiso; Brit.
lsh Lark Parsee, 1881 tons, Bailey:
German bark Melusine 93S tons,
MehlberSer, to load lumber for Syd-
ney, n S. W, sailed on March 8 for
Port Townsend; ship Richard Ill.
Mcintyre, March 8 for Seattle, re-
turn cargo of coal; ship Red Crc5s;
1876 tons, Mcintyre, lumber at Port
Gamble TO Sydney; ship George T.
Manson, 1853 tons, Morse, return
cargo Of coal at Seattle, and bark
Canada. iI91 tons, Warner, return
fargo OF lumber at Tacoma, sailed
March 10; ship General Knox. 2l3I
tons, Libby. sailed March II to load
Il return cargo of coal at Seattle;
bark Sycamore, 1912 tons, Brande- |
berg, and schooner Kitsap, 856 tons, |
, 1888-03-29


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| free trade. and enables the D,1rcba-a,
, 1888-03-29

Old Admiral Porter knows what
he is talking about when he recon-
mends the establishing of naval sta
ton at Port Townsend. It must be
apparent to every observer Of the
North Pacific coast that our bay IS
par excellence the proper location
for great naval station. It is in
side the line of Notifications whore
1t can be protected from foreign hos
tllity, and possesses all the natural
surrounding necessary for such an
institution. Admiral Porter has
made naval matters the study of his
lifetime, and his words should have
great weight.
, 1888-03-29

Claus Spreckles has just been be-
fore the House committee on Manu-
factures on the subject of the Sugar
trust. He claims that the Trust has
started in to ruin him in San Fran
cisco. He is going to build a rein
cry SO as to reap some profits from
the sugar-trust. Bradstreet claims
that Spreekles refinery will have no
influence on the trust, as it now con-
trolls the sale of 78 per cent of all the
sugar Of the United States and that
Spreckles' new refinery cannot
change the figures more than 7 to ID
per cent. Still Bradstreet may not
size the length of SpreckIes purse.
The Pacific Coast people have found
him-thus far equal to a whole Su
gar trust.
The government OF France is win
ming for itself now the severest con-
demnation for its useless and sense
less persecution of Gen. Boulanger.
Just why, it is hard to determine.
Boulanger is very popular with the
people. He is supposed to be skill
full general. The government of
France is supposed to be a republic.
Why skillful general should not be
popular in a republic, we fail to see.
but such is evidently the mind Of the
French aristocrats who control the
affairs of the French nation. Re-
Gently course of petty persecution
was undertaken to overthrow Bou-
langer but as boomerang it struck
the son-in-law of the President. n.
Wilson, who now languishes in Jail,
convicted felon. The people of Mar
seilles recently concluded to elect
Boulanger as their representative to
Chamber of Deputies, but the gov
ernment seized the tickets just be-
fore voting time on the silly ground |
that they did not bear the name Of
the printer. When Boulanger be
came very popular in Paris ha was
quickly reduced in rank and ordered
to an inferior station We shsll be
if there is not another rev
clntion soon in France AMI Boulan
ger will be central figure in it. He
,as now the sympathy of the entire
'epublican world. !,
, 1888-03-29
NEW QUARANTINE STATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March ga bill
was reported in the senate today to
perfect the quarantine service 1t
provides for the following additional
quarantine stations: At San Diego,
California, $4,000; San Francisco,
$lU3.0O0; Port Townsend. Washing-
ton Territory, $4,000.
, 1888-03-29
oRDINANCE. No Ie1

JAMES sEAyE-. fly Clerk.
, 1888-03-29
Shevims Sale.

In the District Court fer the Third Judicial
District OF Washington Territory, holding tefRs
Ut Port Town send.
III. TRENHOLM, Plaintif.
, 1888-03-29

One Of the disgrace: OF tho centu-
~ is the suit Of Ben Badeau against
Mrs. Gen. Grant for assistance N
the matter of writing Gen. Grants
Memoirs. It seems that it Is a suit
OF blackmail, without any aasie Of
right whatever. He simply believed
that the Grants would pay rather
than contest.
, 1888-03-29
.Shegif's Sale.

AIiesE
JLrEs SEAvEY, City Clerk.
, 1888-03-29

1t has now been proven that it is
no crime for a Canadian to talk in
favor Of annexation. One Mr. Ellis
Al. ?. for st. John has openly adyo-
Gated annexation SoAe Canadians
thought he ought to be hung drawn
and quartered, but the government
announced that it did not intend to
take any notice OF the affair.
Political queries by the Seattle
papers elicit division Of sentiment
among republicans on the delegate
ship, covering the availability OF
DR.. Minor, Ex Gov. Squire. Judge
Turner and others; aud Judge Jones
j. H. Lewis, j. B. Metcalfe and
Governor Semple seem to have
about even chances on the demo
cratic side.
, 1888-03-29

JAMES sEAvY, City CLERK.
, 1888-03-29
BOUGHT 4 MILL.

TACOMA, Ma ch 26-Ex-Governor
Laughtod has returned from his trip
to Salt Lake City where, he says, he
ordered of the Utah & Montana
works a seventy i've ton condenser
and sampler. The mill is expected
to arrive at Sprague, ". L. 10 about
ten days when 6ir Laughton viii go
with it to the Salmon river mines,
where the mill is to be put up.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
PLACCIE IA
OBCHOD
Og0lnie pOlski
w CHIC G. O.
(Dokonczeuie).

Nastapi}y spiewy pana K.
d., PAM Rlekert (po ungiel-
sku) | StaEisfawy Ciesielkiei,
przyjete z goracem uzuaniem.
Potem wystapil nova
pan X. ZychIihski. Kazdy
mogl wyrazue )ego slowa zro-
zumlec i odczuc, DO one al
przeszywaly serca; tn M5iosG
Ojczyzny, ktor4 wciaa paia, tn
mozolpa praca, ktorej tn
sic poswIecia ola wszystkich
Rodakow, tie truly ! znoje,
ktore ponosi pray przedslawie.
mach polsklch, vstawieznie nam
przypunDnblaJak wielee puwin,
nlsmy go szaEowa6 Ola legY
lea, cd, pan IyehlhsIN Sion,
c1yL publiezuost podzi4kowu,
la mu przee AgleuN oklasLAml,
A~asIapla mown D. A Dlha,
maIy W JF4}hu ppglele ANu, Jn,
le) deIJaWaeyo paDpy IoGi
MoIeorek, mlodeRo l'osUD6
shlego J plodeJ pslny sNuUw
k,el " J4Dbu ppJsboo, ppplrv
sl9poDpy Gepaop pp1Apbo
wawsgY seldeuaule ~ lak wlpl,
IA ! urupf5sly Dbel1J, pose,
dfppie MlwkN4l
kplekia Bs ~" ~ ndowJ
pr4yb!epla y "a %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
a potem-bezdennego zalu

ponurej rozpaczy.
Wzbudzi}o sic we mnie Vi
czucie 2ywej sympathy ola ME
szczesllwego starca. W oku je-
go dojrzatem TIE, Ktora ukrad-
klein ma powiekach chwiIke
zawisfa. zair2af4, i stoczyla
sic szybko pc zlnarszczkamn
pooranem obliczu starca. Twarz
wykrzywila mu sic przykro i
st9rzec, jakby tamujac wybuch
gwa}townego bolu, przycisnaf
chustke do ust.
Ia liza, ach ia LA! Ilea mic
ona mic kosztowafa wzruszen
Il wrescie swietego oburzenia!
Jeaeli Ivy w oku dziecka
SO przykre, f7y kobiety wywo.
luja wspo}czucie, to TIA w okn
mezczyznv, starca, litosG g!e-
boka wzbndza i Dol sprawia
ser9eczny Domvslolem sic o.
Kropnego dramatu W 2yc,u te-
go czlowieka.
Zawiedfy, zgarbiony ten sta
rec prZeZ strasZne prZechcdzic
musia} burze; dawniej moae
szczesliwy kochany / kochaja-
cy, azlsiaj sam, opuszczony, z
troSka nlestarta ma czole o
jutro.
Piesn rzewna wzbudzi]a w
starch dawne wspomuienia j
lozkrwa%ila zabliznione RAINY.
Jaf on musi cierpiec, my
sl"4em sobie. Gdyby talk b6-
lem tag onym mogl sic z kim
podzielic, gdyby sic mia} ko-
mn zwlerzy6 wywnetrzyG, ME
czuiby tax mocno swego osa-
motnienia, ole cierpiaiby talk
srodze.
Gdybym tx wyciqgnal dc
niego dion przyjaznq i rzeki;
Oto masz dusze przyjaznq,
ktora umie odczuG i uszano
wac boil cndzy, otworz swe
SERGE, rodziel sic re NINA
SVEN cierpieniem a znajdziesz
wspofczucie i 1itcsc, ulzyj twej
skofatane] duszy,starcze, MECH
pfyra Ivy sila wolf wstrzyn.y-
wane, be one sa balsamem i
lekiem!..
Juz, luz zamysla}em usta
otworzyc unprecedented to
wszystko, gdy saslad moi pod
Most glove i g}osre--a psich!
a psich! a psich!.. trzykrotnie
zagrzmialo W powietrzu i sta
ruszek wycierajac sob'e chust.
xa nos i oczy rzekf:
IA, przecle raz! Mech pan
sobie wyobrazi, cd pol godzi-
ny zbierafo mi sic ma kichnie-
cie j ami rusz, CO mi SIG zda-
wafo, Re tut, tuj! a tuj nic!!..
Bodajes pekf, pomyslaiem
sobie, wsciekle z}y W SVEN
roze2arowaniu. Wstafem szyb-
ko = lawki j niepo2egnawszy
nawet towarzysza, uclek}em
czempredzej z ogrodu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

Komitet obchodu najprzod
skfada podzlekowanie Wieleb-
nemu ks. Neutrality-suspicious. i
Wiel. ks. Y. Zale wskiemu o
raz wszystkim, ktorzy sic
Hrzyczynili do tel swietnej Il
roczystoscl, serdeczne podzie-
kowanie staro-polskiem Bog
zaptac.
KODo1tef
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
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MIZW4UXEE1
l% SzR4uz 4

POCZTA ~BLYSKAWICZNA z
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i wybrzezami
Oceann Pofudniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}ownych punktow W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem p, p plano w
jazdy i ceny tykiet6w oraz &C.
ny frachtdw trzeba sic udat do a
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia k%olejowego gdziekolwiekbqdz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. v. u, CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and 1kt. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwodow n%alezacych do
KOMPANH KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE Est. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&sT. PAULRAILWAY
Leave WinonG- East West
Chicago Day Express 6:4a p 1900 a IN
Chicago Night Express I:os pm $50 an
Chicago and St. Louis eh. o:a4 IN 4:45 pm
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
co SkYCHAC?

co SLY
Podczas gdy poset rosyjski,
z umysfu do OLGA sw. przysla-
ny, s1edzi W Rhyme j gada tam
o tenn Re Rad rosyjski pragnie
porozumlenia sic z p~aplezem
katolikami W swoim kra-
III chce zgody, chce i'm daG
wszelkie prawa i swobcdy,
podczas tych oblecanek caca-
mex dzieja sic W Po}s"e i ma
L'tw1v srogie rzeczy Ola kato-
likow.
W dyecezyi lubelskiej zam-
knal RAD rosyjskl znowu diva
kosclofy parafalne katolickie
W tomazach i Wohyniu. W
ayecezyi wilehskiej zas, gdzie
ME w'edzie6 ma co i pc CO o
sadzono prawosiawnego arcy-
b'skupa, arcybyskup ten .jez-
dzl pc kosciolach, IL 2e pra
wosiawnych wyzpawc6w ME
ma, vice wchodzi do koscio-
low katolickich 1akby nasz
prawd2iwy biskup, udziela bio
goslawlenstwa, .rozdaje media
llkl, przemawiA do ludu kato-
llck1ego, ktory pollcya maui
myslnie do kosciofow wtedy
spedza. Katol;ckiego blskupa
Rad wywiqzf l wiezi, a lynn
czasem wpuszcza OTTO swego
wylka do owczarni, ably przez
to wmowic W ciemny lud 1e
to wszystko .jedno, czy katolic-
Xxi czy moskiewski b;skup.
PowladajQ i pisa, IL teraz-
nlelsze easy take oswlecone,
IL ka2lemu wolno mieG swoja
Ware i religia i te rzqdy sza-
nuja. K'amstwo to! Wolno mo.
&c kazdemu Mic ME wierzyG,
ale katolikom swojei WARY sic
trzymsG to trudna, meczenstwa
l na pokusy wystawiona.
" tycA duach ukazaIa sic
W kursle ksiegarskim ksiaaecz-
ka zawierajaca 3yciorys zmar-
temu cesarza Fryderyka, napi
sany przez angielskiego pisa
RIA Rodda. Wydawnictwem
tenn zaimuje sic cesarzowa
Fryderykowa, a dochod q
sprzeda2y ksiqzki przeznaczo-
ny Jest ma zapomoge ola szpi-
tala e'erplacych Ma choroby
gardfowe W Lon7ynie. Pi2kna
przedmowe do dziefa napisa-
ia sauna cesarzowa. Wyjmuie-
my z njej jedynie .stepujacy
ustep: ,,Ludzis, kt6rzy Gale ay-
Gle odmawiat sobie musza IA
spokojenla na]niezbedniejszych
potrzeb zyciowych, sadza ivy
kle, il los ich jest okrutnym
W por0Wnaniu do dostatk0w,
W Jakich opiywaja obdarzeni
bogactwaml, oraz, he jedynie
i'm przypadaj4 W udziale i cier-
plen'a. Czytajac ten xrotki ay.
c'orys, inregp nabiora moae
przek"namIa, mianowlcie gdy
dowiedzq sic o cierpie mach
znoszonych 2 angielsk4 c,crpli-
woscia, " ob"w'azkach spell
y raduscI4 poswiqce.
MEM W chwiIi, W ktorej o.
krnln'a clloroba wysy.mia ca.
Ia sIle sIInego meza. Poznn
u moae naowczas ow4 bolesG
zaw'edz'onJch m"lziei, bo!esc,
Jaka odczuwad musinj mouar.
cha m''"j4"y Iud sw6j, ghy u.
ezul sic bezsIIuym j me mopl
W e2y zam'en't plunu +, nm.
'alrgo a,cm sw"go"
JJDIpsDy li,n'k.,