davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
P%amiatkowy obch6d
MUNY,
Cincinnati, % marc;

Cincinnati, % marca.
Cinc'nnacka grupa ,Mie-
dzynarodowego Stowarzysze-
MIA Robotnikow," a wfasclwie
socyalistow i anarchistow-
nlemieckich, swlecifa wczorai
wieczorem W centralnej Turn
Hall %rocznice francuskiei ko-
muny. Gala sala ubrana byfa
W czerwone choragwie.-W WI
dac ma co CT parowie maja
pragnlenie. Take / szumne
napisy sterczafy pc scianach;
tylko mestety! jezyk tych
,Spruchow" byt lepszy niz
sens j logika. Stowarzyszenie
spiewakow, ,,Freiheit"- dafo
nowy dobilny dowod-ze ME
tylko z zasadami ludzkosci-
ale nawet Z elementarnemi
zasa3a,ni muzyki stoi ma re-
w%olucvjnej stopie. Mech Spie-
waja, cho6 fafszywie, - dobry
obywatel oceni harmonic i
fakt. Ogladafem sic, jake Gle
kawy, "a Easzeml anarchista-
mi cd Iwiazku, DO So tn tacy
"a szczegolnie z drugiej stro-
ny rzeki Ohio-ale ma szczes-
Gle i honor polonli, q navel
i Zwiazku, laden 2 nlch ME
brat czynnego udziatu.
Gfowna Geese programu
obchodowego stanowlla nova
p. John'a Most'a. Czerwony
m6wca--niedawno wypuszczo.
ny z wlezienia - mowit ma
wolne] stopie :; wielka
wolnosc1a. Jego wywody pre-
chodzlfy navel ostatecznosci
zgrozy parysI5iej komuny. Ko.
muna paryska, powiada, byfa
W cafe] swej istocle-za ludz-
ka. Do jej pognebienia przy-
czynil sic Bismark, ktory Ia
grosz i dobre s1owo, wydaf
rSadowl wersalskiemu Jencow,
bron i amuuicya. Alexander
III car rosyjski, taxi bedzie
miaf koniec, jak lego ojclec-
p. Most ME chciafby sic z MIN
mijsc ma role. Socyal1styczne
dekreta Wilhelma II nie ida
dza sic psu ma bude. Spra-
w1edllwosc, prawo, porzadek,
Kosc1of-nawet sam Bog, sa
to, wedtug opinii czerwonego
MONEY!, zbyteczne remanenta
dotychczasowego gfupiego po-
rzqdku swiata.-Przyszfa Ko-
muna inaczej sobie postapi,
niz paryska. = Jej musza
wszystkie ludzkie wzgledy bye
obcymi! Przygotowanie grun.
tn pod p%odobna komune-otc
zadaniem obecnego proletary-
atu.
Gdyby Most umiaf pc pol.
sku, bylbym gotow przysiadz,
Re swole argumenta i natchnie-
ME czerpal naszei Zgody,
Ameryki = OrIa Iub Polaka.
Jak CT panowie mimo 'tego
spotykaia sic swych che
each i zadzach! Glupie MEM.
cy! Onl mysla, lie ON pierw-
sl-w komunie anarchizmie.
a tn uasze powyzsze gazety
polskie mala takich Mostow z
wielkiem pragn,enlem ma krew
ludzka, a szczegolnie ksieaa-
~tuzinami-Vive la commune!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
XIII.
POlOWanle ma dixie
kOnle.

Wszystko to dawalo nam
nadziele pomysInego re:ultatu.
Proba zachecifa-a poniewa3
do osiagnlecia celu ]edna pa
ra znprzegowych jeleni ME
wystarczafa, chwytalismy "a :
tenn male ]elonki, kieru]ac
ich wychowaniem tax, ]ak l
nalpIerwszej parry.
tych wfasnie czasach
nastepujace zdarzenle, kt6re
bardzo wptynefo ma zmiane
naszvch czyunosci, przekona-
10 mas zarazem 2e sfowa pro.
rocze tony nojej moga sic q
fatwoscia zamienic W rzeczy-
wistos6.
Pewnego rama, cokolwiek
pc wschcdzle slonca, a w
chwili gdysmy powstawali z
naszego spoczynku, usfyszelis-
my ogromny zgiefk, ktory
mas zadziwii i przerazif. Zgielk
ten przypominat tentent koni
a r2enie, ktore mu towarzy-
szYto, ME pozwalafo nam
watpiG, Re tam So rzeczywis-
Gle kon1e. Pompo zar2af W
swe] stajence, a . pol tuzina
gfosow ko1skich mu odpo-
wiedzlafo.
To So Indyanie!!...
Mysl podobna przejela mas
dreszczem... uwazalismy sic
"a zgublonych.
Pochwycilismy "a bron.
Henryk, Franciszek i ia por-
walismy swoje karabiny,
Kudao zas lance. Otworzy-
lem okno i spoirzaiem co
sic dzleje zewnqtrz domu. Vi
rzafem rzeczywiScle konie, ale
ME ujrzafem zadnego ]ezdzca!
By1o re dwanasc1e tych zwie-
rat, b;a)ych, czaruych, kasz-
tanowatych, gniadych / Ia
ciastych... Biegaly pc lace,
rzac. skaczac wywi}ajac ogona-
mi i grzywami. Zaden Z Mich
ME mai siodfa uzdeczki... ami
sladu, by nalezaiy do kogos,
co je dosiada. I tax tel W
byio W istocie: byly to konie
%t.ustyni, mustangi, dixie,
swobodne, nleujarzmione.
Zastanowillsmy sic nad tenn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03

powiednie prorocza. Tyle-bo
JUL razy sprawdzilo sic to, co
ona z cory przepowiedziaia.
Pewnego dnia, a by}o to
W clagu czwartego roku ma
szego tn pobytu, iamafem So
bic glove mad sposobami wy
dostania sic z doliny; Maya,
]ak zawsze, pocleszala mule
i umacniafa, gdy niespodzia
ME wpada do domu Henryx
i VIOLA:
- Olcze!... memo!... diva
jelenie... diva jelenie Mode
W sidfach!. Kud4o zaprzeze
je do wozu... So wielkie jak
woly!
Me byfo mic padzwYczajne-
go W tenn wszystkiem; schwy-
talismy JUL jelenie nieraz l
mielismy ich knlku swoim
ogrodzie. Prawda, be jelonki o
ktorych Henryk mowif, obec
ME by]y mtode, a dotad ME
posiadalismy mlodych ielcni, i
ia w1asnie okollcznosc tax
poczciwego chlopca uradowafa.
w plerwszej cEwill ia spra-
wa ME wywofaia "a muie
na]mnlejszego wrazenia, do
plero gdym sobie przypom-
Mai ze wielkie jelenle anne
rykanskie bywajq uzywane do
poclagu, rzecz Gala nabrata W
oczach moich zupelnle inne-
go znaczenia i Interest,".
Me potrzebuje wan zapew-
ne movie, De stsia Sic ona
powodem nowych kombinacyi,
ktore w~ysmaza}a mo]a MOI.
gownica. CzY bedziemy mogli
zaprzegsc jelenie do wozu?...
czy zdofaja one mas wyciag-
mac przez pustynie?.,.
Byfa to rzecz mozliwa. Po-
stanowilismy tedy przygoto-
wac do podcbnego celu jele-
ME i wychawan;e ich szlo
Jaknajstaranniej.
Kudzo, skoro jelenie pod
rosly i zme&nlaiy, poczaf ich
uzywac do pfuga i w}oayf ie
tax do tel piracy, ze chodzify
W zaprzegu jak wofy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
pObYT " PUSTYN|
Dokonczenl4)

Drugi rok zbogacif mas W
futrach o 5 tysiecy doIarow;
" ciagu tego druglego roSu
zbudowalismy sobie inny dom,
starry obracaiac ma sktad flu
ter. Trzeci rok bil jeszcze
szcgesllwszy, a nastepne prze-
wyAszyfy nasze oczekiwania.
Skfad nasz miescif W sobie
futer "a blizko 20 tysiecy do
larow. Towar w tel ilosci
znaiduie sic do te] chw;li ma
skiadzle w najlepszym stanie.
W bobrach lyjacych posiadamy
rocz tego przeszfo II
tysiecy dolarow, tym
sposobem ca}kow'ty nasz ma
atek przechodzi 80 tysiecy
dolarow. Powiedzciez mi tedy,
moi przYjaciele, czy przepo-
wiednia Maryi, lie mozemy
lie zbogacic ma pustyni, ME
prawdzlfa sic W zupelnosci?...
W chwili gdysmy pc rae
pierwszy zastanowili sic bacz-
uie mad ten co posladamy,
nysl uparta, ME opuszczaiaca
las odtad ami Ma, )edne mlnu.
te, poczefa mas trapic. Jaklm
sposobem towar, nagrolnadzo.
ny tax troskliw,e ] szozesliwie
z,razem, wyprowadzlc ma
arg, jakim sposobem 20
,pienieayc, a przedewszyst
KEN jakim sposobem wydos.
ca6 sic z doliny, 2 p%ustyni,
ably sic znalezc m:edzy ludz
mir.
Byfo to pytanie dreczace,
trudne do rozwiazania... Bee
wywiezienia towaru q doliny
IA targi, towar ten Jest ola
mas rzecza bez u2ytku, bez
naJmniejsze] wartosci. Mona
go W takim stanie p%orownac
z workiem zfota, ktory znaj-
duje czfowiek umierajacy ma
pustynl z gfodu i pragnlenia.
Chocia2 posiadalismy W doll
ME wszystko, co byfo po-
trzebnem do zycia, czyliz mi
my to ME znajdowalismy sic
W pustynl, W w'ezien'u, przez
to wfasnie, 2esmy sic z nlego
wydostaG ME mogli?... z po-
srod wszystkich zwierzat, ia
kiesmy posiadal;, jeden tylko
Pompo m6gf isc W zaprzegu.
Ale Ponpo zestarzal sic, lego
silly zesfabfy... GdYby nam
przyszfo porzuciG dollne, ME
zdofaiby on uciagnqc wozu z
kilkoma osobami, a coz do
piero z cafym zapasem skor
bobrowych.
Rylismy szczesliwle i zado-
violent re swojego obecnego
po1o2enia, ale mysl O przysz-
fosci traplfa mas. ia i moia
iona moglibysmy nazawsze po-
zostac W dolinie... ale szfo
nam o dzieci. Nale2alo panic
tao o iclt wychowaniu, a pre-
c'ez ne nielismy prawa ska
zywa6 ich ma zycie dixie i
odosobnione, skoro przyszll
ma SWAT posrod ludzi i po-
srod cywilizacyl.
Pewnego RAN oswiadczyiem
&onie, ae chce wziqc Pompa
i udaG sic do Nowego-M eksy-
ku, ably tam zaopatrzy6 sic W
mu}y, konie woiy. Marya
odrzucifa stanowczo te mysl,
ME chcac zezwoliG ma roz-
dial, chocby nawet chwilo-
wy tylko.
Skoro sic mad zamiarem
swym zastanowlfem, przyszed-
fem sam do przekonia, Re ME
by} on wykonalnym. Gdybym
nawet szczesliwie przeszedl
pustynie, zkqd2ebym wziaf
pienledzy ma kupno potrzeb-
nych %zwierzat?... Me mlatem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03

co nam czynic wypada. Wi
docznem byfo, 2e przyszfy pc
raz pierwszy ma doline, DO
lnaczej przez lat cztery cho
c!az raz musielibysmy je WI
dziec. Zielonosc okolicy i lei
bujna roslinnosc zwabita je.
Przysziy najnlexawoduiej cd
wschodnich pfaszczyzn, DO
tylko W tym xierunku zna]-
DUE sic jedno, .jedyne wejsc.e
do doliny. Nalezafo to wejscie
zamkaac i tym sposobem
przeclac i'm ojwrot.
JaEim iednak sposobem to
uczynic?... Niepodobna by1o
otworzyt drzwi do,nu, ably
ME bye spostrzeaonym przez
konie, kt6re uwijafy sic tut
przededrzwiami. Ma nasz w.
dok dixie te stworzeria rzu-
ci1yby sic w szalonym pedzie
W strone z kt6rej przyszly...
Nalezafo bye ostroznym i
przewldujacym.
Kazafem Kudzowi wzlaG
s.eklere i p6js6 "a SODA. Wy
skoczyfem ma dwor tylnem
oknem domu, i pozostawiw-
say zabudowania TAX, ze mas
zasianlaly pred konmi, prze-
slizgnelismy sic niepostrzeni
okofo skfadu i skierowalismy
sic do lasu. Cd lasu w mai
wyzszym pospiechu szlismy
al do mle.jsca, W kt6rem Jest
ledyne do doliny we]scie.
kudzo, znalazfszy sic tam,
zabraf sic do dzieia, a W POI
godz1ny potem W poprzek
drogl ]ezafo luz drzwo olbrzy-
mle, ktore stanowito ma mel
rodzaj zapory, trudnej do
przebycia. Para mnieiszych
drew dokonafa reszty. Dro-
ga zostsfa zagrodzona najzu
pefnlej. Dokonawszy tel czyn-
nosc', wr6cillsmy do domu,
ME ukrywaiac sic juz TAX iak
porrzodnio, DO wiedz1elismy
doskonale, De konle, jakkol-
wick %sploszone, uciec ME mo-
ga.
lego samego jeszcze dnia
rozpoczaf sic pofow dzik;ch
koni. Prey pomocy l,nki, tax
zwanego ]assa, to jest sznura
z dwiema mafemi kufkami
ma koncach, i Pompa, kt6ry
sic %jeszcze tego uwijaf, GAIA
caballada konl, to jest Gala
ich gromadka zfozona Z
dwunastu, pc kllku dniach
byta JUL W nasze) mocy.
Teraz moi przyjaciele, po-
wiedzcie mi, Gym was zajaf
opowladaniem tych wszyst-
kich wydarzen?... Mogfbym
wan opowledzieG wie]e innych,
ale to odkfadam ma inny raz.
Opowlem wan. ,akim sposo-
benz chwytailsmy barany DBL
kie i antylopy, jak oswajalis-
my bawo}y, jakesmy roblll
ser i masfo z mieka lch sa-
mic, lak oswaialismy male
wiki, pantery; jakesmv polo
vail na !1aczki, cyraukl i Pc
likany. Opowiem wan take
W przysziosci podr6z swoje i
i Kudza do miejsca, W kto-
rem lat temu pee IndyaIie
rozblll nasze karawane; nasz
powr6t do domu, sprowadze-
ME dwocb wozow, ktoresny
kiedys pozostawlli " pustyni,
prochu | bomb. i wielu in
Eych przedmiotow. Do tvch
opowiadam wan mnostwo
2ajmujacych szczegofow O
zdarzeniach z ~willSani, wolwe-
renami, dzikiemi pecari, z
panterami, ]ezozwierzaml i o.
posumami; ale, poniewaz jes-
JeScle ZmecZeni ZanadtO no
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-03
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:'

BERLIN, WIS. S. I. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, M. D.. FIR Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BUFFALO, NY. Jan Goryca SO Townsend Str.
BAY CITY. MICH. AntoniP rzybylinski L. B. go
BESSEMER, Mich.-Andrzej Wysocki.
CHICAGO F. Szafarczyk JOY Str
DETROIT Jan Lesnau Cor. IS & Buhanan Str
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysocki.
GILMAN, BENTON CO.. MO. Wawrzyniec
Wisniewski.
JERSEY CITY N. J.-K. Maryanski. 1877 Wa
%shington Str.
LEMONT, Ill Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. T.. Jul. Wirkus,
MILWAUKEE,, WIS. JanF. Berka Humboldt Avs
MT CARMEL Jan Bazylak
ANISTEE, Mich.-Jan Guzio.ek (Kino) Filler City
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. Hildebrandt
SHAMOKIN,P PA. Franciszek Cimochowski
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Gratzek
ST. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 2123 Blsmark Str.
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant Kujawa, CorVcnce& Junction
WILNO. MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31

From the Troy (kan.) Chief: Some years
ago We were very much subject tn spells Of
cholera morbus; and nov when we feel any
of the symptoms that usually precesie that
ailment, such as sickness at the stomach.
diarrhoea. etc, we become scary. Wehave
found Chamberlain's Remedy the very thing
to straighten one out in such cases, aud
always keep it about. II is somew hat sim
liar to the usual cholera cures, but seems
to contain ingredients that render il more
pleasant to take and that do their work
more quickly. Sheriff Dcvereux tells us
that he is subject to cholera morbus, and
recently felt II spell coming on, when he oh.
tanned IA bottle of thamberlain's Collie.
cholera and Diarrlioea Remedy, aud two
doses made him all right. We are not writ
ing this foI pay Testimonial, but T." let our
readers know what IL "a good thing to keep
handy in the house. For sale by ". W. ID.
Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31

II cannot be that earth is man s
only abiding place. 1t cannot be that
our life is bubble east upon the
ocean OF eternity, to float a moment
upon it's surface and then 60 into
nothingness and darkness forever.
Else why is it that the high and glo-
rious aspirations leap like angels from
the temples OF our hearts and forever
wander abroad, unsatistied? Why is
it that the rainbow and the cloud
come over with a beauty that is not
of earth and then pass of and leave
us to muse on their faded loneliness?
Why is it that the stars which hold
their festival around the midnight
throne are set above the grasp OF our
limited faculties, forever knocking us
with their unapprOachable glory ?
And, finally, why is it that bright
forms OF human beauty are presented
to the view and then taken from us,
leaving the thousand streams OF the
affections to flow back in Alpine tor.
rents upon our hearts? We are born
for higher destiny than earth. There
is a realm where the stars will be
spread out before us like the islands
that slumber on the ocean; and where
the beautiful beings that here pass
before ns like visions will st,y in oul
presence forever.-t;eorge ID. Prentice
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31
Three Presidents Sons.

BY a rather singular coincidence, as
the son OF President Garfield departed
from a banking institution a few days
ago the son Oi another president
entered it, Neither OF the young men
knew the other by sight and neither OF
them was aware that they were near
enOugl, to exchange greetings had they
been acquainted. The other son ri a
president was 4. :. Grant, who il lead
ing a very quiet and retired life in this
city. He is almost ditiislent and shy
in his dealings with men, hut he grows
very greatly to resemble his father.
Another ex-president's son lives in
New York, although he spends much
Of his time in Europe. This is young
Alan Arthur. whose tastes are social
and whose requirements are those Of
refined and cultured man Of the
world rather than in the direction Of
political tastes such as distinguished
his acknowledgements Press.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31
Patriotism Under DiMculties.

Detroit Free Press: A long. lone
some man. who was most all nose and
linen duster, and who had no doubt
been "inspired" by that fluid which
biteth like a serpent, called a crowd
around him at the foot of Woodward
avenue yesterday and began:
Fellow patriots-To-morrow is the
glorious Fourth OF July. Let your
banners wave, Let the welkin ring
with your shouts OF victory. The
naughty British government attempted
to-"
Hold on, there" shouted one OF
the crowd. Don't you say a word
aein the English, or of goes your
head"
swell, then, a certain Europeangov-
eminent put its foot"
"Name your gov" shouted a Sec
Ond man. Don't throw no slurs on
France"
"Und eel he means Shermany ] can
lick him. added a third.
Every well, let us skip that. This
government declared it's Independence
and on hundred battlefields shed its
precious blood to"
There weren't fifty fights in the
whole revolutionary war" shouted a
man.
"All right; reduce my figures, then
At Bunker Hill the proud tyrant was
hurled to the dust amid the Wet OriOus
cheers OF the cOlOnists.'
Not much." called a voice. 1--WE
fought 'em at Bunker Hill, but lost tho
day"
"Well, mebbe we did," continued thu
orator; "but turn to the picture o
Washington at Valley Forge. lnrags
poorly armed-freezing in the wintr,
blasts, our gallant army met and de
featesi four times their number"
What whOpper." shouted hall 4
dozen men in chorus. There was Nc
hattie at all nj Valley Forge"
There wasn't"
No. SIR
Very we'll Icease. Iquit. ! sub
side. II is evident that Oratory is Al
unknown quantity in this town, ans
that patriotism is dead. "Whol
treat to the lemonade"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31
THE TOMB OF EVE.
In the Town Of Jiddsn. According to an Arab
Superstition.

The Arabs claim that Ewes tomb IL
Jiddan, the seaport OF Mecca. saysthe
st. Louis Republic. The temple. with
a palm growing out OF the solid stone
roof Ia curiosity which oi itself is the
wonder OF the Orient). is supposed to
mark the last resting place ri he first
woman. According to Arab tradition
Eve measured over two hundred feet
in height, which strangely cOincides
with an account of our first parent
written by n member ri the French
Academy Of Sciences n lew years ago,
who also claimed u height Oi over 2Ml
feet for both Oi the tenants Of the tar
den OF Eden. Ewes tomb, which is IN
~ graveyard surrounded with high
white walls, and which has not been
opened for % single interment for oven
"a thousand years, is the shrine al
thousands Of devoted lshmaelites
who make pilgrimage to the spot
every seven years. IL is hrmnle,l in on
all sides 10y the tOmhs Oi delartet
skeiks and other worthless who have
lived out their days in that region 81
scOrching sun and burning sands
Once each year, on June 3, which is
according to Arabian legends, the an
niversary Of the death OF Abel, tn,
doors OF the temple which form "a can
Opy over this suspended tomb OF on
first mother remain open all night, IL
spite OF the keepers effort to clOs'
tho,,, rTorril,la cries nj anptlisb Arr
said to emit from them, as though thu
memory OF the first known tragedy
still haunted the remains which blint
superstition believes To he DEPOSITED
thee.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31
In "A Miner" Key.

Important to wOmen-men.
Most people eat to ill, but a dentist
fills to eat.
For henpecked husband there is no
promotion.
A butcher who gives light weight
sells by the meat-trick system.
Gold is protection in many cases,
particularly in the case of watch.
Improved Order OF Red Men-lndi-
ans ordering pop instead Of whiskey.
Singular that man with no money
to trouble him should have money
troubles.
Come to think vi it. how can you
expect the poor tn he contented when
the rich never are?
A census enumeration in Kansas City
skipped so many people that he had
to skip the town.
The supreme court. though not dead.
has kicked the bucket. IL says the
bucket shop must go.
Teacher-"What is apple in Latin
Boy-"Po-mum Teacher "Did any
One tell YOU" Boy "No-mum. "
Never get mad when the other fellow
does. Wait until he cOols oil. and
then you will have the field tn your
sell.
Stanleys lectures will draw I'm
dOuhtedly, hut the African dwarf
queen whom he discovered would he u
greater curiosity.
Artists are not n,ercenary. rs ~ rule.
| Int thnS.. "a In tn Ia. cost Nntnp
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31

The Most Memorable Judicial Utterance Ever
Pronounced.

The following is a correct transcript
of the most memorable judicial SEN
tence which has ever been uttered by
human lips in the annals OF the world.
This curious document was discovered
in A. ID. 1880, in the city of Aquill. in
kingdom OF Naples, IN the course OF a
search made for the discovery Of
Roman antiquities, and it remained
there until it was found by the COM
missioners of art in the French army
of DAILY. Up to the time OF the cam
paign in southern Italy it was preserv-
ed in he sacristy OF the Carthusians
near Naples, where 1t was kept in a
box of ebony. Since then the relic has
been kept in the Chapelo Caserta. The
Carthusians obtained 10y petition
leave that the plate might be kept 10y
them as an acknowledgement Of the
sacrifices they had madefor the French
army. The French translation was
made literally by members oi the com
mission of art. Demon had fas
smile Of the plate engraved, which
was bought by Lord Howard ON thu
sale Oi his cabinet Tor :, 500 francs.
There seems tn he M hist Orica
doubt. says the kolnische Zeitung, n
I O the authent lefty Of this document
and it is obvious to remark that tin
reasons Of the sent ence correspond
exactly with those recorded IN tin
gospels The sentence i, self runs ~
follows:
"Sent ence pronounced 10y POntIu
plate, intenlant Oi lower Galilee, tina
Jesus OF Nazareth shall suffer sleatl
by the cross. In the sevent zenith yea
of the reign Of the Emperor Tibelill
and on the 25th day Of March, in tin
most holy city Of Jerusalem. durin
the pOntiiicate Of .Annas AMI Cam
,;has. POnti,is plate, int enalant of tin
province Of lower Galilee, sitting il
Judgment in the presidential chair u
he pr;rtOr. sent ences Jesus at Nazaf
eth to death on I hecrOss, bet ween I'VE
robbers, rs the numerous testimonial
of the people prove that-tirst, Jest,
is u mis-lea'ier; second, he has excite'
he people to EDITION; third. he Is al
enemy to the laws; fourth, he call
himself the son OF God fifth. he call
himself falsely the king OF Israe
sixth, he went to the temple fOllOwe
. by a Multitude carrying palms in thei
hands"
1t likewise orders the first cent urior
Quirilius Cornelius, to bring him to tn
place OF execution, and fOrbids a
persons, rich or poor, to prevent tn
execution Of Jesus. The witnesse
who have signed the execution agains
Jesus are: First, Daniel RObani.
Pharisee: second, John ZorObabe
third, Raphael Robani; fourth. Cape'
Finally it orders that the said .lesu
he taken out of Jerusalem through tn
gate of Tournea.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31
Notice Of Final Entry.
Land Office at Helena. Mont,
1sslv N 1ssNl

Land Office nj Helena. Mont,
July %, ISM
Notice H. hereby given that the foil" wing
na,ned settler has filed notice III his inten-
ton tn make final proof in support OF nus
claim. and that said proof will tr made bs'-
fore the clerk of the District Court Of Fer
gus county. at iewistOwn. Mont, on
August -, isssp. viz:
W~Mjssssiw y. JS~ss.
who made pre-emption sisrlaratory state
u,p,d No. IOe7.s. Tor the WA SEA, SWa
NEt and Me-. SCI. Sec. "a, IT,. "a NJ, u.
rs r..
lie names the following witnesses "a
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation al said land. viz William H.
Jones, Horace collins, Herbert Smith and
Charles Mal,o,..y, all Of Cottonwood. Mont.
:. A. Swr.Err Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31
Notice Of Final Entry.

Land Office ut Helena, MONTH
July II. ism.
Notice is hereby given that the following
ma ned settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support
If his claim. aud that said proof will be made
before the j Judge, or in his absence the Clerk
of the District Court uf Fergus County. at
Lewistown. Mont, on Angus -. iss'. viz;
grawk Wsessek.
who made homestead application No. 2s.9'
tor the SWt Sec. "a, TIP. Il ~. X. ~ l..
lie names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of. said land, viz: John II.
Vert, benjamin =. Gardner. Rufus u. War
ner and BENJAMIN =. Dexter, all of Maiden,
Mont.
S.A. SwIGGErT, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-07-31

Little Johnny Brown
Was the model oi the town
And he never missed day from Sunday
school
But little Johnny Jones
Used to relt him with big stones
And say: 60 tell your teacher you re a
fool
Little Johnny Brown.
The pride Of all the town.
Was buried at the early age 81 ten;
But little Johnny Jones.
Who was fond Of throwing stones,
Isth- kingpin of"ur board Of aldermen.
n Y Herald.