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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
OhiIuarY.

AEDALUsIA, Ill.-The funeral of the
late David William Goode Sunday after
noon was the largest by far ever seen in
Andalusis. The young man had many
friends throughout the county, in which
Saml Goode and family are we'll aud fa>
vorably known. These facts called to-
gether an immense concourse of sym
pathizing friends. The city of Rock ISL
and and neighberhood was largely repre-.
sented.
Among other floral offerings from this
city was large pillow of white flowers
with purple bordering, with the name
David" in the center. Tokens of this
kind were many, which in words of flow-
ers in a silver tone spoke louder than
words. There was short rvice at the
residence after which the funeral
cortege proceeded to the United
Brethren church, which was filled in every
part, while as many more iremained on
the outside during the church service
The Rev. T. r. Johnson, of Edgington,
preached sympathetic sermon. taking
for his text Mark 8; SO. After the last
hymn by the church choir. and benedic-
ton. the funeral procession proceeded to
the cemetery. where the remains were
laid to rest.
The deceased was born In Warwick>
shire. England, March q. 1855. coming to
America with his parents. July z. 1854.
The family wish to express thnir thanks
to all friends and neighbors who were SO
kind during the young mans six months
illness and after death.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Trials of a Publisher.

At recen: convention OF the North
Indiana Editorial association, an ad-
dress was delivered by W. D. Page. a
Hoosier publisher. and in the course of
his remarks he said:
You arc oil familiar with the contract
which calls for an lad - TO be placed at
the top of second column of editorial pa Ie,
next to pure reading matter, to be set in
same type as editorial matter, to RIM zen
Zines week in daily and twice week
in weekly. with matter changed, like n st
inees in q dime museum, every fifteen
minutes. You have read the conditions
OF these contracts and considered Ii EN-
somewhat exacting. You have seen yoar
foreman grow as bald>hesded as Bill Nye
and as wrinkled as seersuckcr vest, in
his efforts to put three or four lads" al
top OF second column on the editorial
page. all 10 the issue; you have sought TO
aid him in bis efforts to make two or
three objects occupy one and the same
space at the same time. and finally you
have bad the advertising agent refuse to
pay you because OF your failure to carry
out contract which be knew you never
could comply with, and which you never
should have accepted.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
WORRIED TO DEATH.
Asxesy Over mis- Isabiiisy % Pay MS
Debss caused w. J. Schroeder @
Take Hts Own Life.

Asxety Over mis- Isabliisy q Pay HIS
Debts caused w. J. sehreeaer @
Take Hts Own Life.
The Peoria Transsc,Ipt Of yesterday
morning contains the following account
of the shocking death by his own hand
of W. ]. Schroeder. formerly of this city /:
Ats O'Clock yesterday evening William
j. Schroeder. driver for the United
States Express Company, drove no in
front OF the company's barn at cit North
Washington street and asked J. A. Nc
Farlsnd. who Is in charge Of the stables,
to look after his horse 9 moment. he
sprang from the wagon and ran through
the bsrn TO little stable In the rear OF
the lot. A moment later McFsrlsp d
heard pistol shot, and as Schroeder did
not return be went TO see what he was
doing. As he entered the stable he found
the young man lying face upward on q
pile OF straw. with bullet hole in his
forehead from which the brains were
slowly ooziug. A smoking pistol by his
side told the story OF bis death.
The police and coroner we're notified at
OeSS ea0 cooa oittNCus Dfb CtCClc 0Q0
McFsdden were called aud they pro-
nounced life extinct The body was
searched and variety OF articles found
IN bis pockets. He had been out col
lecting for the company and $1l 81 in
cash was found distributed In three po:k-
cts. A jury was at once sworn and di-
rected to report at the court house ct 8
O'Clock in the evening to hold an INQUEST.
The body was removed to the morgue
and prepared for burial.
At the inquest the following facts we're
developed: Young Schroeder came here
from Rock Island. where his parents live.
about six or eight months ago He was
badly In debt in Rock Islsnd. and when
he entered the employ of the express
company be agreed To have $50 OF
his wages held back each month 10
apply on his debts. He boarded and
lodged at Ira Dubois house, on Fulton
street. and was three months in arrears on
board. He told Mrs Dubois that he would
collect all OF his wages for the month of
December and pay her claim and a few
other bills he owed here. 90 Sunday his
brother came over from Rock Islsni and
visited with him, returning yesterday
morning. Schroeder went to dinner as
usual Yesterday and after dinner went up
10 bis room and made up his laundry aud
marked it to be done Thur day. So he
had no intention OF committing suicide
at 12 O'Clock yesterday. He collected
about SIT for the company. or this sum
fll.7l was found on his person and this
together with q receipted bill for IS, ac-
counts for the money. II is thought bis
deoti worried him until he deliberately
took his own life. 1t was an exceedingly
foolish action for he was we'll liked and
could have paid all his debts in good time.
he was young man about 80 years OF
age. OF good habits, and had made many
friends here.
The body. accompanied by the sorrow-
father and brother. arrived this morning
from Peoria via the c.. B. & Q and was
transferred at Moline and taken direct 10
Hampton, where the interment viii be
made tomorrow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

The Rock Island & Milan road sale
announced to occur yesterday NOR ming
at the court house and postponed until
O'Clock last evening. ended in some-
thing like farce. A. 4:30. after large
crowd of spectators had stood ia shiver>
ing expectancy, and conference had
been held at the sherifF's office between
Master in Chancery Curtis, Receiver
Hass and the prospective bidders, Il was
announced that the sale was discontinued.
That ended the matter as far as yes
terdsy's proceedings were concerned.
Whatever follows will be done in the cir
cult court.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Is He SHORT?

Mysterious Absence or Agent l.. X.
Frink OF the United states Express
Company.
l.. r. Frink, local agent of the United
States Express Company. left the city
Saturday evening stating that he was
going to Chicago on business. and would
b. back Monday. He has not returned.
and there are rumors that he is short In
his accounts. Route Agent T. d. Pat
terson is in charge Of the office, and he
stated late this afternoon that he was in
vestigatiDg Mr.. Frink's accounts. but had
found no shortage yet. It is to be hoped
that all reports derogstory of the good
name Mr. Frink has always borne here,
may prove grouRdless.
Mr.. Frink's wife and children are in
the city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
A FAIR PEDESTRIAN.
Zoe Clayton is on a Big Tramp
Against Time.
On n Wager Of $1,000 she IL Footing
1t Across the Continent with two
Companions.


There asrived in Davenport Monday
Miss Zoe Gayton, California actress of
considerable renown on the Pacific coast,
accompanied by Messrs. w. j. Marshall
and ]. L. Pierce. Tue trio spent yes,er-
day in Davenport and this afternoon
came to Rock Island. They are an un-
pretentious three. this fair one and her
companions. aad make it point to stop
at private boarding houses where they
attract little atten ton. The lady has and, r
wager of 80. 600 and expenses, under
taken the task of walking from San Fran.
cisco to New York, at rate of progress
that will exceed fifteen miles day, con
secusively. The courageous young woman
and her companions have so far averaged
twenty miles a day. their greatest record
being forty miles, and their least three
miles dsv.
They started from San Francisco. Au.
gust 81, and have been on the road 1879
days, having tramped 2 .241 miles and are
26l miles ahead OF time They expect to
reach their destination March / to Is.
They have followed the Central Pacific
and Union Pacific roads. making their
route as direct as possible. They will
continue their jurney this evening.
Miss Clayton reports. that she feels no
bad effects from the walk, and says she is
in better condition to accomplish her IN
dertaking then when she started out
Her companions have become accustomed
to tramping too, and inspired by the
plucky little woman. they think nothing
OF covering twenty rive miles day.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
impairment Curiosity.

How old are you:" asked justice of
the peace of Jim Webster, who was
under arrest for stealing chickens.
81 dunno" said the darby.
when were you bornT'
what am de use OBJ me tellin' YOU
bout my buffday; you amt gwine to
make me no buffday present"-Texas
Siftings.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go to Holbrook's. Davenport, for car
pets and silk curtains.
Nice fresh buttercups and homemade
caramels at Krell & Maths
Tendefloin. spare ribs. pigs feet. leaf
leard. etc.. It Gilmore's pork h3,sse.
Call and 80 gne nanu-ca1sue -
suises At Holbrook's. D
Parlor suites and fancy chairS
description a Holbrook's. Dave az
Nice baled hay by the ton Ior sale oy
John Evans. Leave orders 1t crtv scales,
An elegant assortment Of dining table,
chairs and hat racks ct Holbrooks. -Dat
export.
A handsome line Of book csses
cabinets just received at Holbrook's. N
export. -
Chocolate. mint. wintergreen. lem
and maple cream patterns just received
Krell & Maths.
The Crown restaurant, No. 170s Sc
ond avenue. Ii now ready to furnish yd
oysters 10 every style. A. B. Johnso1
proprietor.
| Z. b. McKown sells hard wood 4
lengths, cut or split; soft coal. lump and
nut, corner Fifteenth street and Fin
avenue. Telephone 1898.
Order ice cream In brick form. and ee
the best. One or more kinds In escl
brick; turns out nice; and easy IN $3.50
Kreli q Akth can supply you any tirs =:
Progressive euchre Ice cream. Ses
person Rets plate Of ice cream WITH
exact cut Of card on top. When Civ -.
card party have these and order -
from Krell & Msth's.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
COUNTY BUILDING
rnANsFERs.

8-David T Snider. by executor. to
Charles Fl Dibbern. part of block 81,
town of Sesrs. $40.
Emma Snider to Charles III Dibbern.
part OF block 81, town of Sears. 81.
G w Sears to NJ ] Diobern. part of
block 10. village Of Sears, $400.
Orlando Child to John P Cedar. 8. II,
1w. tract by metes and bounds. e325.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
TAKING HIM HON
II. - George or Kansas CITY arrives
for krafts the Mailman and will Re.
turn with Him.


for krafts the Mailman and will Re.
turn with Him.
The Davenport Democrat OF this morn
ing had the following:
P. S. George of Kansas City arrived in
Davenport Tuesday morning to take our
friend krafts home with him. He is an
old-time acquaintance of Krafts,' and
says that he never knew him to 60 on q
spree like this one before. According to
his story Krafts is a we'll TODD business
man in Kansas City, where he runs q
grocery store and meat market, and
owns couple of residence houses. be-
sides holding several houses for rentsl in
western Kansas. He had always wanted
TO see Davenport, and proposed 10 his
wi e short time ago that they take their
children and make tour which should
include visits to Davenport and st. Paul.
and on their return stop with friends in
different parts of Kansas. She reptile d
that it would not be possible for all of
them to go; and so he, with her consent,
took enough money to see him through
the trip aud started out alone. But he
liked Davenport so we'll that he never
got past 1t. He started on spree here
that lasted until delirium tremens ended
1t.
Krsfts is rational now and says that
this is his last spree. He remembers his
fall in the county Jail across the river,
where he toppled over a railing and drop
ped to a stone pavement several feet be-
low. and says it didn't hurt him, he felt
as II he was flying. He is suffering a,
present mostly from the exposure of the
night spent across the river with scarcely
any clothing upon his body. This ex>
perience is also distinctly impressed on
his mind, and be says that he would see a
house in front of him continually, but
when he approached and attempted to
enter the house would disappear. Had
he not been discovered and taken care OF
on the following morning he would not
now be enjoying those "reminiscences.
Mr.. George leaves with Krafts this eve
ming for Kansas City.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

$775 per ton for best anthracite coal,
all sizes. delivered within city limits, 25c
per ton discop-' for cash. Indiana black
$3.50 and Camel coal So per ton delivered,
carriage added on all orders for less than
one ton; carrying in csc per ton extra.
E. g. FRAZER.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Defining 1t.

An uptown kid" asked for an egg for
breakfast yesterday morning.
Il don't want it very hard" she said,
land don't want it very soft; Just
want it tepid. w ashington Post.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

Maud-Heres lovely bracelet from
papa. with a card attached to it wishing
me Il merry Christmas.
Mabel-Lovely! But l wonder why
dear papa always writes it Xmas"
Maud-Maybe it is because the bills
make him ''cross. America.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

Mrs. Snodgrass (readingeA man in
Chicago fell sixty-five feet and was fatal
ly injured.
Snodgrass-Will he recover?
THE paper does not say."-Munsey's
Weekly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Not Kid Gloves.

Tommy Jones-Say, mister, want to
get a pair o gloves.
Gents Furnisher-Kid gloves:
Tommy-Naw, nav! What a you
givin' us? CLOVIS fur grown pursons.-
Binghamton Leader.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Indispensable.

Customer (at any Chicago clothing
store)-l don't see anything here of the
right shade.
Clothier-What shade do you want.
Something Chicago mud won't show
on."-Chicago Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

Are you going to the rsces,' Eyes.
and bet on the winning horse" mot
the handsome Abdullah. his Is lame.
Didn't you knowp 'Tn whisper in
your ear, he'll win. They're using Saliva
ton OIL"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

care those people really grown up.'
asked little girl whose mother had
taken her to see the dwarfs.
Yes, dearie."
ibid their mammas feed them on con-
densed milk"-Washington Post.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Doing Well.

Your number" said the warden to
the prisoner, lis 806"
"That's gratifying" said the unfortu-
nate; I'm in the 400 at last New
York Herald.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
OF Course.

Schneider. what is the name of that
new powder they're using in the army
TO prevent night attacks of the enemyT'
'Insect powder, of course. "-Fliegende
Blatter. ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Iae Inevitable Result.

Cobwigger-What did you do wher
you came to that part of your dream
when all your hopes seemed about to IL
realized?
Merritt-Wokeu up Munsey's Weekly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

~ have Indian blood in my veins, "
said the barber
Il judged So" said the patient, from
the way you use your razor Evening
| Sun.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

Any father who goes out and puts tar
on top Of his front gate after dark must
Be lost TO all sense OF humanity. Not so
the one who buys bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup for his family.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

did she thank you for the seaty'
mo; but after she had settled down
in it she smiled sweetly and begged me
not to rise. New York Herald.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

CAtarrh is not local but Q constitu.
tional disease. and requires . constitu>
tional remedy like Hoods earsaparilla to
effect cure.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

he taxes for 1890 are nov due and
payable 10 the township collector at the
County Treasurer's Office In the court
bouse. Owners Of real estate are re.
qoesesd 10 bring their last years tar re.
ce1pss 10 order 10 save time in finding the
deocfIpfion Of their property on the
books DAVID FrTzsERALp.
Township Collector.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Tine Ho.pita, Report.

A number of grievous mistakes &C.
Cured in the financial exhibit of st.Luke's
hospital for the year as it appeared in
last nights ARGUS. Following are the
correct fiourea:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
RECEIPTS.

For rubber stamps of all kinds go to
the Rock Island Steam Rubber Stamp
Works, TIA Second avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

Cstsrrh indicates impure blood, aud to
cure II. take Hoods Ssrsspsrills. which
puri6es the blood. Sold by al druggists
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Striking Values

VIII be offered this week in our mil
linery department Last call at prices
absolutely beyond any attempt at COM
petition
l22 Nellie BLY, cloth caps, colors
mostly navy and black, go this week at
only l4c'each.
All of our finest French fur felt hats
and bonnets marked-d to close at
CSC,
All our best hats while
they last 60 at Ice for choice.
We have from time to time offered
many bargains in this department. but
never before have we made such
sweeping reductions all through.
thereby intending to clear out the de-
partment so as not to be obliged to
carry into next season a single piece of
this seasons goods.
See following review:
The Nellie BLY, caps Offered cost early In season
from IS 10 SIS per dozen and retaiied from u to
<1,5J each. The French fur hats cost At first Of
season from 81 IA tl6 30 per dozen according to
style, and retailed from 81 IS to Sis Is each. The
American felt hats cost early from S. 10 81 and
tiled rom Soc TO soc. Thus you will see the re-
dnctons
Nelly BY caps formerly 81 up to 81 20. now 14c
French fur felt hats and bobneis formerly 81. 25
10 81 IS row 8se american felt hats formerly
soc up to eOc, now 19c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
Black Hawk Lodge austnIIa,iop.

black HAWK Ledge hustaIfatiOD.
Last evening occurred the installa tior
Of officers elect of Black Hawk lodge No
81. A. o. U. W, Past Master Wor smar
Herbert officiating. The officers ins tailed
were:
P. NJ. VA. d. Walker.
NJ. VIZ. G. Hemenway,
Foreman James McQuaid
Overseer--J. w. Herbert.
Recorder L Freeman.
FIN. F. McKibbeD.
RECEIVER. d. W. Holmes,
GuIde-A. P. Graves.
l. WI. Fl. Dudley.
C.W.-M. w. Davis,
Representative. F. McKib0en
Alternate-J. L. Freeman.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07
&c Each Size.

,,.eh will he as folows
4year size Sl.lS'
syesrs at Sl.27; 8 years. Sl.36.
10 wears at ST. As; IL years, $i.54.
q. .rtiripsie an early scramble on Monday
a.. dr.t choice OF tht sc crest bargains.
u e. r,pfo, 90 umerate the maLy other choice
,.,s,ir We sha show in children and ladies
.aa,.,ar,. hut can ~, ure you that this week We
~, nrgii ate n lot Of closing out prices at art
~. /, make goods move livey.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-07

M TRUE. AND IT
IS TRUE.

,,ace on sale on Monday A. NJ
We pisel. an enormous purchase
jan q leading manufacturer of misses
from aas.j,Jren's cloaks, of Cleveland,
$40 The lot contains all sizes from A
,oleyears. .a,,sr Garment bought at
M lM,tIs over 40 cents on the dollar to
b.. nv, nm the account. The number we
clC m c M is a very slightly medium
VIZ l5s gretchen. Suffice it to say that
gSsys been selling the same garment
w. . me- season AT $l.75 for 4 years adj
a.o;np them 25c each size. which
I 'lr,, the 2 year size up to So rs.
uys ~ hal start the year size at Sis and
is.-.,s, Them but
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
SMszne skargi 4 zale.

Ameryko z Toledo mr.. As
siusznie sic sierdzl i gniewa
ua ks'e2y pol~klch ma lch
kazan'a. 30 co mi to "a ka.
z4nia: OF wgramoll sic pop
ma anbcne zacznie bredziG
o ,ja>ichS przvxazan.ach. O cno-
Gle, o grzechu, o powlnuos
clach relIgijnego 2ycia, i t. p.
pozostafosnach ze srednio
wiecznych czasow ciemnoty,a
ME 0 polsce, olczyznle patry-
otyzm,e l t. 4. Takjm sposo-
BEN sami sobie ksie&a winni.
DC lud nudzi sic tenn bred
MANIA ludz'e intel'gen,nl.
rozsadnlelsl, do ktorych lityl-
ko ameryka zallcza redakto
row gazet, ME mogac zaiesc
podobnego zacofanstwa, wy
chodza Koscioia j ida zaczerp-
mac oswlaty do kar:zmy IA
rog, gdzie wsrod plwa, wodk.
i soku z zutego tytoniu-le2a
gazety polskle postepowe, te
pochodnie prawdziwe) oswia-
ty, postepu j wolnosc'. Z.lu-
]e bardzo poczclwa Jameryka,
De TAX maio jest urzciwych i
intel gentnych ks'e&y, DO ma
palcach policzyG MONA tych.
kt6rzy czytajac Muocryhq
przyszll przecie do stanu ia
klejs oswiaty i stalych prze-
konah.-Reszta to ciemna
zgraja, tuczaca sic t}uszczem
ludzl, a o |ameyydq wcale
MEDIA. Juz zas na;gorsi
ksleza / najciemnicisi So CT,
mowi-Lom eryho--ktorz pi-
sza eazety. i siqdz piszc ga
zety!-Co to "a dziwactwo!
co to "a ogrom potrzeba
wIadomosci, ably mp. cakq
plsat hameryA,q! Cry ksiqdz
moe znat orto2ratiq, tax jak
pIsarz cd Zgpdy? Nigdy |
CT ksiela Smiq mieszat sic do
spraw swieckIch, smia kryty-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
Kasok.
PkACCIE "a
Filozofia pewnych
gazet polskich.

Echo y Buffalo stawla W
lednym re swych numer6w :
nastepujacy dylemat: ,,Albo
BIskup Foley jest masonem
i tezwyznanlowcem: albo
Zwiazek N. P, jake lEstytu
eva, ME Jest ,,taka" - Una
bye przyna]mnie] ,,takim"). Z
tego ma wyptynaG konkluzya
2e, poniewa4 b,skup Foley
ME mo2e bye lnasoDem, an
bezwyznalllowcem, eaten /
ZwIazek n. P. me mole mice
tych ~przymlotow:: masohstwa /
bezwyznanla.
Panowle plsarze Cd Echa,
zlescle sic uczyli logiki: q tie
go argumentu wcale HE wy
piywa. aby ola tego, be Bis
kup Foley ME jest masonem
l. t. d. Zwlazek N. P, byl
wolnym cd tych przywar.''
Pewnie BE Zwiazek ,.jako ia
XII IN Sc : an SIGH ma mocy
swel konstytucyl, nie jest
masonsklm, ami bezwyznanlo-
wynn. Lecz tn chodzi ME 0
Zwiazek IN Sc - ale o pewoa
llczbe czfonkow, ktorzy sa
mosonaml i bezwyznan!owca.
mi. Ks. blskup Foley, oszuka-
ny i'tera konstytucyl pod
bechtanv prZez pewne osoby
re St, Aubjen Ave. a wresz-
Gle udarowany amerykaniz.
mem / zaparciem sic Iwlazku
~polskosci przez pewne osobY,
odwiedzli /. q. seIn. Ler7 cyl
lego obecnosc zdar'a mason
s'wo re 4~boialych piersr Cry
iii ! jemu po%dobnych?
p. Naglel W Rctorn1e
pana Adalll wziai sic do flo
zoiin, | to zaraz de grubjis DO
do flozofi zbrodnl C0A
robiG? ka2dY ma swole gusta!'
l"dnych cnota cIeszy, druglch
>brodnin lechce. Widzaiem
tel W Warszawie u antykwa.
RIA polaka mol4eszowego wy.
znanla na III, Swletolurskiej
! akies %kryminaIne romansjsko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12

~Szanownych abo-
nent6w naszych, kt6-
rym dotad ME po-
sfalismy prezentu,
prosimy jeszcze ma
kr6tki czas o cierpli-
wos6. Pierwsze 100
Kalendarzy Maryan-
skich juz rozes4aliSmy
a teraz bedzie nam
trzeba kupic jeszcze
2 tysiace naraz. Ma
to zas trzeba picnic
dry (250 dolar6w),
a O te bedzie trud~
no, dop6ki abona-
ment ME bedzie wp}y-
wal obficiej. Badz co
badz = kazdy, kto
nam przes}a} W ostat-
MIN czasie 2 dolary
"a WlAkUSA, jesz-
cze pred Gwiazdka
kalendarz Maryahski
oraz ob;ecane dwle
ksiazeczkl i. t. d. Cd
bierze. Wyse}ka roz-
pocznie sic natych-
Mast, skoro tylko W
dw0ch numerach z
rzedu przynaj
100 dOla 0W Odebra-
nego abonamentu
kwitowaS: bedziemy.