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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

The latess eifssrrie device is for de-
tecs.ng tles. When She temperature ct
room reaches q dauggg0Is point tii1p
composition y the ligtle button starts
the b',il "a Ui2Eihg snd Indicates tho
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

LADY Friend=-"W What Is tho hardest
thing connected with yeur editorial
duties, Dir EumpIsyRn Editor Tho
hardest thing IL to leasothe impression
that | am our Of town on the first OF
the moath. - Nebraska State joarHki.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

N,tice is asrely s.Tr1 ths. vgsI!s aedSr.
signed .PsulA Lt,s~re art jgsf Lscera, ,havs
been appgiats'i sdTgsiStSS.ors O tsa ssiata
ef Conception I.ararS des-essel. Al PER-
s.7Hs'teSiag secpgsls sSAillsE Esii ssta;e are
hoFe5y ssotsle1st9 pcessnt thesa within the
TIME reaatrzs b 'ap5 arss Hii persons in
aebicA u zaii cstste are hereby Dsiifed =
li9g.dSse said dsbls a. pHoe.
pAuf-s LTcERc,
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06
County.
Regents AgrIcult'I coIIege.

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Robert Black, Sllytr tiKy .,-..~Tzo
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JR. HeFte, President Wv L. Rynersop.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

Legai Blarks for sale at the Re,
publican otiec.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06
Purely Vegetable 1
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lion, Indigestion. Bilious Atfaaks. aud All 10.
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06

A L. cHgISTY.
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Las g-a1es. Sg3 a..szses
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-06
Notice. Of ADMINISTRATION.

sANgkL P. atciEKt,
Register
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29

abundantly and under proper cult
walton would be a very profitable
crop Truck farmers find this re-
gion perfect bonanza. Fresh veg
etables can be shipped north from
the market gardens of this region
every week in the year, and there is
no reason why with water transpor-
tation this section should not COM
pete with Bermuda in the New
York market. The climate is not
oppressive and the work can be done
by white men the summer through
i'll the open air. All temperate zone
and sub-tropical fruits grow here in
great abundance. Peaches, plums,
! pears, figs, melons, grapes, small
fruits and berries of all kinds, every
vegetable you can name, celery,
! tobacco, sugar cane and everything
else grows here in perfection and
natures so early that it commands
the first market as far north as St.
Louis and Denver. Lands for farm
ing are now offered i'll 4o-acre lots
cheap, on easy terms of payment.
They must be taken now or never,
and never if not now if they would
be had cheap. Once deep water is
obtained the day of cheap lands
in this section of the world will for
ever pass away.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
COLEMAN-FULTON PASTURE co,
RaDgesTurned intOVineyards
Farms and Gardens.
Great Opportunity They Offer
Farmers and Fruit Growers
Fertile Soil, Mild Climate, Tide
Water and Inland Markets.
Good Lands Cheap on
Easy Terms.

That Southwest Texas lands are rapid
ly coming under cultivation, and chang
ing their condition from grazing lands
into lands for corn, cotton, fruit and
vegetable production, is very apparent to
any one who has made himself acquaint-
ed with the changes of the past five
years A decided movement i'll this di-
rection was begun shortly after the COM
pletion of the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway to the coast Owners of
large ranches lying between San Antonio
and the Gulf advertised portions of them
for sale as farming lands and invited
settlement upon them. Experiment
proved that these lands were fertile, we'll
adapted to the growth of corn, cotton,
oats and other cereals, and that portions
of them were admirably adapted to the
cultivation of small and large fruits and
every variety of vegetable. Year by
year the tendency to cut up the pastures
grew, and transportation being offered
by the Arkansas Pass road farms multi
piled, fruit and vegetable culture was
undertaken Systematically and the order
established.
The largest range traversed by the
lines of this new highway to the Gulf
was that of the Coleman-Fulton pasture
company, containing 10000 acres of
land The authorized capital of this COM
pany was 1900, 900; its paid up capital
1884,, 900, and its immense shipments of
cattle attracted the attention of the
worlds markets. This company still
owns 10000 acres and thou ands of
these acres are now laid off i'll farm and
fruit tracts, and being offered at reason
able prices on favorable terms are find
ing ready sale. The lands lie along the
shores of Arkansas, Corpus Christi, Nue.
ces and Copano bays, and on either side
of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
Eroboese & SantIeben.

A good, well managed transfer line is
one ofthe features of every progressive
city, and it can truly be said of San An
.onio that it's line is the best equipped
and accommodating of any i'll the state.
Our merchants we'll know the trouble
experienced with former lines, but when
Messrs. Froboese < Santleben took
charge of the transfer business of San
Antonio an entire change was made IN
the methods of doing business. New
ideas was infused into the rusty old
methods, and the thousand little annoy
ances to which our merchants were sub
jected soon disappeared, until today
Every merchant does and should appre-
Iciate the business as conducted by these
gentlemen. Mr.. Froboese, the senior
member of the firm, is the county treas
urer of Bexar county, end has been hon
ored bv our citizens with the office for
number of terms. Our merchants should
extend every aid possible TO this, the
only legitimate transfer line of our city,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
ALTA VISTA HOTEL, CORPUS CHRISTI TEXAS.

they found a greater depth of water
in Corpus Christi bay than is gen
orally laid down i'll the government
charts. Also, as follows:
1--WE found by personal observa;
ton that the channel has a depth
of about ten feet i'll the center,
about six feet of which is clear
water, and the remainder, about
four feet, being nearly a liquid
sediment which seems to have
been caused by the dredge boat i'll
its work, and which has settled in
the centre of the channel. The
water shoals somewhat toward
either bank. We found that there
are no signs Of caving i'll the banks,
but they are intact as eXcaVated by
the dredge boat. We found moth
ing showing that the channel as
excavated is filling up behind the
dredge boat, and such, as far as we
are able to Judge, is not the case,
and if there is any filling up at all
it is caused from the settlement OF
the sediment as above stated, crea-
ted by the work of the dredge boat,
and which is the four feet of sedi-
ment found in the center of the
channel below the six feet of clear
water.
1--WE saw no where any signs Of
quicksand.
"Our judgment as to the ulti-
mate success of the project is that
the immediate effect of the first
, flow of water after the Gulf is
reached will be to clean out the sed-
iment above spoken of, and to leave
a channel about thirty feet wide
and ten feet deep, and that the
further action of the water will
widen and deepen this channel.
From information gathered by
us and our own observations we be-
lieve that it is only question of a
few months before the deep water
channel will be obtained, if the
present force is continued at work. :"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29


At the Gulfextremity of the pass
less clay is being met with and the
work is progressing more rapidly.
The deep sea line approaches nearer
the shore at the Gulf extremity of
Ropes Pass than anywhere else on
the entire coast, and consequently a
less distance to be jettied, if there
should be found necessity, than any
where else on the Gulf coast. The
results looked for here are largely
based upon the direct current from
so large a tidal basin flowing
through an unobstructed channel to
the sea. This tidal basin is the
largest of any on the coast, and,
when the incoming tide has reached
its full flow and turns, the waters, i'll
the bay seeking an outlet to the
then lower waters of the Gulf will
find an unobstructed and straight
channel for their egress, through
which the scour will be many times
greater than it could possibly be
through the tortuous channels and
over the bars and shoals that lead
from the bay waters through the ex-
listing passes to the Gulf. The pro-
jectors of this great enterprise are
not alone in believing in its feasibil-
ty, and those who, having no per-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
The 1ai1y Eight.
Hold y Edition, December, 1890.

and load directly upon the cars of
the terminal railway, which branch
ing from the main line of the Pan
American track below Alta Vista
hotel, traverses the lower end of
the bay crescent, crosses the mouth
of Madra lagoon to Mustang island
and up the island to the pass.
Col. Henry Gillum, of New Or
leans, A. S. Roberts, of Austin,
and w. T. Moore, of Llano, mutu-
al acquaintance, accidentally met
at Mustang island to inspect the
work being done there, all of them
being skeptical at the time of the
practicability of the work After
a thorough examination of the
work, and soundings of the pass and
bay they made, at the request of
the Corpus Christi committee pre-
viously referred to, a statement of
their conclusions. Among other
things these gentlemen stated i'll
writing that they had no pecuniary
interest whatever in the work, had
no property OH any of the islands,
or at or near Corpus Christi, that
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29

sonal interests involved i'll its sue
cess, come to examine i'll spirit of
honest inquiry, i'll nearly every in
stance depart enthusiastic believers
in the ultimate success of the work.
THEIR LANDED PROPERTY.
The Port Ropes company is but
one of several companies operating
at Corpus Christi, all more or less
involved the one with the other. OF
these the Corpus Christi and South
American railway is not the least.
Col. Ropes is president of this COM
pany, also, and 1t is rapidly pushing
its construction, intending to reach
Brownsville on the Rio Grande i'll
time to mingle the scream of the
American Eagle on the national hol-
iday with the snort of the iron horse.
This road will greatly enhance the
value of the outlying properties of
the Ropes companies. These asso-
ciated corporations hold nearly 90
900 acres of real property, every
acre of which will be more than
doubled in alue'the day that deep
draught steamer comes to her dock
in Ropes Pass. There are millions
i'll this scheme lift succeeds, and to
such men as Col. Ropes and his as
sociates the lexicon of enterprise
has no such word as fail. With the
successful ending of this effort for
deep water the whole coast region
and all southwest Texas will be
alive with enquirers after land. To
satisfy the enquirers and provide
them with such locations as they
may desire is the business of this
company and already their real es-
tate BUSINESSES reaching mammoth
proportions. The lands they hold
are admirably adapted to fruit cul
ture, and some choice parcels near
Corpus Christi are being offered for
that purpose. Grapes superior to
any California fruit can be raised
here and placed in the eastern mar
ket two weeks earlier. Figs grow
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-29
CHRISTMAS CAROL.

For the LIGHT.
Unto us a child is born,
Unto us a son is given,
Angels caroled Christmas morn.
On the bridge from earth to Heaven,
Long increased the gulf had .yawned,
As of old had Satan planned it,
Till the coming of the Christ
In a single instant spanned 1t.
REBA GREGORY PREL,AT.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
pose1at bedziemy ga
zetke KATOLIK.
q czenl tn pisac?

K}opot doprawdyi j ami wy
brnac obecnej stagnacyi
dziennikarskiej; materyalu
bral1 a ma raz jeden ME ma
sic o co uczepit. Ably czytel-
nixon uprzy]emit chociaz ma1qa
chwllke, W streszczeniu poda-
my wypadek prawdziwy,
kt6ry sic zdarzy1 W jcdncm
polskich miast
Wypadek ten by} tragiczno-
komlcznego rodzaju a boha-
terami dwaj starozakonni
mojzeszowianIe Lejb Jankiel.
Dodajemy tn ma}q uwage, zc
delikatnic wyrazilismy pocho-
dzenie bohateroW, aby
przypadkiem ME posadzono
mas 0 brak patryotyzmu, Doc
to i synowic Izraela mogq bye
patryotami polskicmi, jesli
tylko sic "a talich podadza.
LeJb bIedaczysko miaI bzika
W glowic, a ze potrzebowal
bardzo wiele pozywienia, ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
P0W|EKSzENIE INTEREST,

Redakcya drukarnia WIARUSAiKA-
TOLlKA znajduja sic cd | pazdziernika W
samym Srodku Winony, gdzie najwiekszy
ruch panuje, naprzeciwko Pierwszego Ban
ku Narodowego, przy 2gieJ ulicy $50 B. End
Str.) Zajmuja tn teraz GAIA dwupietrowa,
80 stop dluga kamienice.
Czwarta warde, nasze polskie przedmieS-
Gle, opuscilismy g16wnie dla tego, re zanad-
to odleg4a by}a Cd poczty, cd blur ekspre-
sowych cd banz6w cd g}6wnych urzed6w,
z kt6remi my bardzo czesto porozumieWaG
sic musimy Teraz to wszystko many bar
dzo blislzo, nadto zblizyliSmy sic do Pola-
k6w lszej wardy; polscy farmerzy zaS, z
tamtej strony rzekii Mississippi, jadac cd
przewozu do miasta, tez blisko mas przejez-
dza6 musza, bedzie vice }atwiejsza sposo-
bnoSG zalatwiania / z mimi interes6W.
Spodziewamy sic tez teraz, re W busine-
sowej czesci miasta / drukarnia nasza be-
die miata wiecej robot, Cd kupc6W l pre-
mys}owc6w, a bedziemy mogli teraz konku-
rowac pierwszorzednemi tutejszemi dru-
karniami, gdyz wiele nowych przyrzad6w
drukarskich sprowadzilismy a jeszcze pare
maszyn kupimy. =.
Wog6le ca}y interes nasz powiekszylismy.
Do ksiegarni, znajdujacej sic lokalu re-
dakcyjnym, sprowadzilismy wiele ksiazek z
Europy, a suterenach zak1adamy introli-
gatornia, talk il druk oprawe wszelkich
ksiazek sami teraz wykona6 zdofamy.
Prosmy tylko Szanownych Rodakow bliska dale
ka ably slime poprzec raczy roboami drukake-
skorq opata abonamentu lego ostatnego nalezy nam
sic ieszcze przezo 1000 doarow Cd aboneno koym esz
cze Wia poseiamy, choG sic JUL grubo zadu2yh CT
przedewszystkiem ramietac powinn Melsmy
osatnch dnac yle wydatkow, 2e mao gotowl pozosa}o
Sase, rozchodz 81: przeciecu 70 doarow tY-
godniowo
Wiarus dzielnie valley Ware narod prawde, wlec
trzeba tel reguarne pore dodawaG zywnosci by
sill ME zabrakfo:
REDANCYA WIARUSA
SO E. End Str. Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Poniewaz many nadzleje,
re i pozniej otiary dobrowol-
ne wpfywa6 beda ma ten eel,
zaznaczamY tn, re dalsze dat
Xxi ogfasza6 sic bedZie W VIA
rusle, gdy Szanowna Redakcya
nam miejsca Ia ogfaszanie W
iamach swego plsma ME cd
mowi. (Z przy]emnoscia ogfa-
szac bedziemy.-RED.)
Nlnle]szem zas orfdzlem
wzywamy majstrow ciesiel.
sk'ch mularsklch, ktorzyby
cbcieli objqc kontraktowule
budo"e naszej szNoiy, ably W
przaclagu tygodnia Cd czasu
nlniejszego zawiadomienla dc
Sekretarza komltetu budowy
sic ustnle albo plsemnie zglo.
sill, ten oznaczy mu dzlel'
i mieJsce wydawania kontrak.
| tn.
Komitet zatrzymujje sobie
lednakowoz prawo, odrzuclt
niektore albo wszystkie zgfo
szenla sic Aompetitorow.
(The right is reserved to re.
ect one or all blds).
Il uszanowaniem
ZarZad parafalny
Ks. R. l.. Guzow,ki
Ludwlk Litersll kasyer
Kazimierz Szyca sekretarz
} Jozef Brzezinskl
FraEclszek Gliszczynski.
} PLACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
TX AE1ENI)AISX z
MARY ANSKI
ma rok 1891

juz rozpoczelismy
wyse}ac W podarun-
ku tym naszym a.
bonentom, kt6rzy W
clagu W rzesnla
zap}acili "a w Ia
RUSA".
Kazdemu, kto te-
raz prze5le nam 2
dolary abonamentu,
kalendarz ten wy
s}any zostanie W
prezencie.
kto przesle 2 do
larry ma WIARUSA
naprz6d, temu nadto
przez ca1y rok darmo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Zgody. Coz W razie upadkll
czeka tego dobroczyhce2 Jasno
jak ma s}ohcu, ze "a plugawe
artyku}y Cyrulika O redaktorze
W7a17esa i "a wszystkich, kogo
strawlc ME moze pojdzie Z
samem uznaniem jak jan
kiel.
lpsllontl.
PLACCIE IA WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

woleni Z rozporzadzenla arcy
biskupa. Przygotowano
wszystko do balu gdy mu-
zykanci najeci ma te olSazye,
prawie wszyscy orzekli, re ME
beda grail tahcow. Kierownik
wystawa fantowa alderman
Bolscheid ME byl Z tego
zadowolonym kaza} muzy-
kantom wynosit sic Z hall;
ci nareszcie zgodzili sic ma
granie taicow i bal sic odbyl
pomimo zakazu arcybisllupa.
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Ajenci ustanowleni dla spree
dazy wegla dla stanow i
miejscowosci polozonych cd
Nowego Yorku ma zachod
postanowili Cd 1go pazdzier-
nlka podwyzszyt Gene wegla
i talk n. P. dla Buffalo o IS
ct. a dla Chicago o15 ct.
ma TOME. Ajenci dla wschodu
postanowili podwyzszyt ceny
w tym samym dniu, o 40 cts
ma tonic dla wegla ,,Stove",
o 20 ct. dla wegla ,>Nut", a
o dziesiec centow dla drobnych
kaWalkow. Powodem pod
wyzszenia cen wegla jest
tylko niezmierna chciwosc
llapitalist6v, kt6rzy chca os-
tatni szpill wyssac z kosci
| pracujacego ludu. lch to mic
ME obchodzi, czy kto p}acit
moze i lie p}acic moze, byle
oni mie.i millony.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Gale
wydanie tutcjszej tygodniowej
gazety ,,Volksfreund" skon-
fiskowa}a poczta, poniewaz W
tejze by}y og}oszenia pole
ccnia loteryi Louisiana. Fakt
ten zdarzy} sic jeszcze W u
biegly wtorek, lecz intereso-
| wani pewnej rachuby ME
lpodali tego do publiczne]
| wiadomosci.
| CH1CAGO.-- Komisya
IWystaWy WszechswlatoWej
przybraEa jeszcze ma miejsce
wystawy park Washingtona,
kt6ry ley 0 pare blok6w od
| parku Jaksona. PodIug uchwa-
| ly lomisyi, najwazniejsze
przedmioty mlescic sic beda
" Lake Front Parlu, a inne
dopiero w Jakson Washing
ton Parku.-Peklownia Fow-
lera / Braci w tax zwanych
Stock Yardach splone}a W
niedzlele rano. Szkody obi
GAIA ma 600, 1000 dol. Co
najgorszc, re przez to nlesz-
czcscie okolo 1900 osob osia-
d]o ma bruku pozbawionych
piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA.
Szko4a polska
W Pine Creeku.
Pine Creek, Wis, 5 pazdz
Szanowna ReGakcyo!


S2anowna Redakcyo!
Proslmv umiesclc w famach
Wloruso nastepujqca kores-
ponaeneye o posteple parafii
w Pine Creek, Wis.
Na og6hem posledzeniu,
ktor> =" rdbyio 5go pazdzier-
nlka >. o, nchwalono wybu-
dowad *>kole paraGalna przy
koscle;" p0a wezwaniem MAJ
s1ods2e%n Serca Pana Jezusa
i sw. Waclawa. Nauka ma
sic rozpoczac W przyszlyn: ro-
ku pod kierownictwem Sidstr
nauczycIelek W polskim an
gielsklm lezyzu.
a BY to dElefo iaknajpredzej
do skutku doprowadzi6, uchwa-
lifa parafa, /, ably fundameat
]eszeze r'eJ jesienl polozono i
wszelk yniateryaf budulcowy
ma Dodge sprowadzono. Do
Woke M"mt2d ma plac przyo-
biecuJ4 "bvwale z Pine Creek IL
uczynic daruio.
Rozln'ar szKoly bedzie
mniejwlereI 25x 40 o pietrze
W dolne] czesci urzadzone be
do 1"le kiasy. a ma pietrze
izby mieszkalne dla Siostr
MieJsc" dIa szkolnego budyn-
Ku, ktory ma bye cegla OBJ.
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brano pomiedzy kosciofem q
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Nasteyulacy KomitelS costa:
obrany, 'ltory sic ma zai9(
budowa:
l. Franc1szek Brom, sekretaz.
2. J6zef Brzezlhski Kasyer.
3. Franclszek Pelowski.
4. August Glubka.
5. William KuSowskl.
6. J6zef Ireczek.
7. Jan Kulas.
Tenze Komitet za1atwia(
bedzle "a porozumienlem SIC
z miejscowym ksiedzem pro
boszczem wszelkle sprawy do.
! tyczqce budowy. Wszelkie O.
fairy dobrowolne sk1adaG MOI.
IA W rece tegoz Kom;tetu
aIbo przywies6 do pIebanii
Przy tem nadmien1a sic WV.
raznie, ze wszelkie cEociazby
naimnlejsze oGary ma eel 20,
wyzszy przez odbiorcow 20.
kwltowane bye WHINE.
Iaraz ma posiedzeniu 0,
swiadc2yIi sic dobrowolnic dat
na sxlSojq pa:afialna nastq
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kt6re zarobic ME byl w stanie,
wiec postanowi1 nieodwolalnie
przy pierwszej sposobnosci
polozyc kres swego plelgrzym-
stwa, co tez uczyni} powie-
siwszy sic ma strychu. Jankiel,
krewniak nieboszczyka,
przedtem by} ostrzezonym,
ably baczniejsza uwage skiero-
wal ma niedo}eznego Lejba,
wyszedf w}asnie w pare
sekund po dokonaniu aktu
samob6jstwa a zobaczywszy
wlslelca rzuci} sic ma ratunek,
wledzlony zachowawczym
popedem zycia.
Zmieszany i przestraszony
wygramoli} sic Z biedaa po
z}amanej nadobitek drabinie
= najmniejsza zwloka ME
mieG miejsca.
Bee namys}u chwyta wisza-
cego Lejba "a nogi ciagnie
ma dol lie sill starczy}o. Mlmo
wysileli lie mog} go oderwac,
zdaf wiec meczennika ma
}aske losu a sam zeszcd} do
sleni, do ktorej juz wchodzila
komlsya Z pomoca.
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dzlal komisyi, ze zas., ME
uratowal Lejba, ME poczyty-
waf soble "a vine; bralS silly
uwa]nia} go Cd wszelkiej
odpowiedzialnosci. Posiadal
wprawdzie dobra wole l
ciagnaf Lejba "a nogi az mu
swierczki W oczach migaly
t trusdno !. ls .a. lednak, gdy -szpurek
ME 1atwo pokonalna wytrzy-
ma1oSG zachowal.
O lie prawdziwe wy OPT
sane zdarzenie moze cieka-
vic czytelnll1a, nizej W po-
doblehstwie wykazemy. Ola
lepszego zrozumienia rzeczy
dajemy ol<reslenie osoby mo-
ralnej, kt6ra sk}adac sic mo.
ze bardzo wielu cz}onk6w,
i posiada eel wytkniety. Do
cclu prowadzi ia w}adza
zasadnicza czesc, kt6ra W
krotkosci czesro miano ,,g}o.
wy" nosi.
Jak wiadomo istnieje W
Ameryce pewna instytucya
pod wezwaniem NV. N
Polskl" etc. etc. czyli osobs
moralna, sklada sic Z wielkle
ilosci czlonkow-ma eel, cho(
ME wyrazny, ale zaWsze ma
w]adze a Wedlug okreslenie
glove" Owoz porownajqc
te osobe moralnq Z bohateram
tragokomedyi okazuje sic
podobiehstwo, jak jeden d
jeden diva, Biedny Lejb
straznik Jankiel odpowiadaiq
naszej osobie moralnej. LcjE
mlaf w g}owlc bzika, ktorcgc
g}oWie zwiazkowej ME brakujc
a wiec Zwiazel5 jest ME
zawieszony jall Lcjb, lcc2
zawledziony na bczdroze
przez wlasna wladze tych,
kt6rzy blisko niej sic krc-
ca.
Przypuscmy p. TomisIaw
czy Tomcio, to obrohca a la
Jankicl; fantastycznic powic-
SONY zwiqzek broni ratujc,
DO so ciagnic "a nogi, oczy-
wiscic duszac do reszty te
osobe moraInq. Ic zaS bronit
ME przestanic, jak powicdzia},
wlec so dusic bedzic, al
przyjdzle rozwiqzanic czyli
sad, cos jakby komisya.
A co potemo Janklowi po-
wicdzieli, ze glupi jest MECH
ME bronJ kicdy nic umic a
|toC Oh w naszcm p0r0Wnaniu