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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF SCOTLAND! IS
In the Circuit Court OF Scotland county aI-
gust term, iS"i.
THOMAS McAILIsTER,
VS..
ETA MILLER. and her husband JAMES MIL
LER, SAMUEL MILLER, THOMAS MILLER, Nm.
\. MILLER, John MILLER, GEORGE CAIRNS,
AMkRICUs CAIRNS and MARY A SCOTCH,
WILLIAM L. l.. MIR, Administrator OF Sam
ue J. Miller, Defendants.
At this day comes the plaintiff herein, by
his attorney. John ID. Smoot, before he clerk
of this court in vacation and files his petition
and affidavit, alleging, among other things,
thai defendants, Eta KILLER and her husband
james miller, Samuel Miller, VIM. A. Miller,
John Miller, Americas Cairns, Mary 4. Scot
Samuel }. Miller, Ore not residents of the
state OF missouri:
Whereupon it is ordered ny the clerk that
said defendants be notified by publication
that plaintiff has commenced a suit against
them i'll this court. the object and general
nature OF which ia to rdquire the defendants
TO HE interlel, and assert claim to funds in
the hands OF plaintiff, amounting to the sum
Of about s2,0.5Go, dne from plaintiff. to thu,
heirs Of the estate of Samuel j. miller, de-
ceased, and that the court may determine to
which of said defendants plaintiff shall pay
said sum of money and that unless the said
Eta miller, james miller, Samuel miller, VIM.
A. miller, john mi!lea, Americus Carnes,
mary A. Scotch, William =. l.. muir be and
appear at this court at the next term thereof,
to be begun and holden at the court house in
the city of memphis in said county, on the
third pay of August NEXT. and on or before
the third day OF said term, if the term Shni so
long cOntinue-and If not, then on or before
the last day of said term-answer or plead to
the petition in said cause, the same will be To-
ken as confessed, and judgment will be rem
dercd accordingly.
And it is further ordered that copy here
of be published, according to law, i'll the
| Farmers Union. weekly newspaper pub
| lisheG in said county and state.
{. g. NETf, Circuit Clerk.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25

realized from the sale of bonds in
dorsed by the government, and the
policy of lending the public funds to
the banks rs practiced hy both Mr.
Cleveland and Mr.. Harrison. In the
former case it was Z loan of the GOV
eminent credit to n corporation for
the purpose Of creating thing OF
value to be owncd and used by the
corporation The latter was loan
direct without interest, Of the pub
lie monies 1t is true that it was in
the nature of a deposit, and was held
subject to the order of the secretary
of the treasury, but it is equally true
that it was intended and treated as a
loan. Millions Of dollars have been
loaned to interstate and inter nation
I'll exposition associations. The ma
tlOnal banking system is conducted
upon the credit Of the government
and pays only | per cent for the use
of it. In 1896 the bank of the Unit
ed States was chartered, with the
power to issue money and to charge
per cent interest on its loans. The
government gave credit to these notes
by making them receivable in all
payments to the United States thus
practically indorsing them. Later
on the bank and its branches were
made the repositories of the public
monies. Every banker unders tands
the value of such deposits They
know it is in effect loan without in.
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of u simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure OF
Consumption. bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and al! throat and Lung Affections. also Il pos
tive ani radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints after having test
ed its wonderful curative powers in thous-
Gnds OF casts has ieit ii his duty 10 make in
known to his suffering fellows. Actuatcd by
this motive AMI desire to relieve human suf
fcTing, will send free OF charge, to Nh who
desire il. this recipe, in German. French or
English with full directions for preparing
and teslna. Sent by mail b.. addressing with
stamp. naming this paper, w A. NoSES. Sa1
Powers Block, koescsto-. N =
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
The Kahoka Gazette Herald seems

The kahoka Gazette Herald seems
to be full of volunteer advise to peo-
pie of Scotland county on the bond
question. Just to close its chops on
this question we wish to say to it
that while the people of Clark coun-
~ arc paying their money into the
cGfers of the syndicate and choice
few in kahoka who did up the job
for them, that the people of Scotland
county have their money in pocket
and on deposit in hanks for the use
Of themselves and family and do n0t
propose to be throttled or bulldoZet:
by tyrants nor their subseryient tools.
We thank You for advise even if it
comes from proffercd friend for our
people, rs we we'll know how artful
the syndicate, which has its eve on
the proceeds OF the productive soil
Of Sect and ,unty has grown, in at
ranging with editors to dcaien the
timber around our fair county. We
would not detract anything from
Clark county, but she sinks into in
sigficance when compared with Scot
land, the banner county of northeast
Missouri, for cattle, sheep, horses
and mules and her productive lands
fair as the sun ever shone upon, worth
ati Of Clark county and then some
with eisiZens who know their right:
and honor and dare maintain them.
We close by saying that the people
of Scotland county are satisfied with
their coEaty and themselves and
have no choice ''becf steak to oacl
any lion save their own people who
are tue only ';licns'' known to free
citizenship under our flag, To ht
sure we have the ailuTements of :
small syndicate at home supplement
ed by few editors abroad, who Civ.
us some trouble, but this being TIT
common lot of men, we are we'll sat
isfied with setting down upon such
while we rest AMI then 90 on on
way rejoicing.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
COUNTY COURT.

At the adjourned term Of the county court,
june 18TH and 18th, the following proceedings
were had:
In the matter OF the petition Of Geo Fred
cricll and others for a public road, the objec-
tons to said road were heard ana misscG
III the cost OF the ohjcctor
" L. Smith was ordered to view a bridge
inst north cf Arbcla and report at the next
term OF court.
Bond OF D. n Wise to SHOOT fund for 800
approved.
4. ". Woodruff ordered to build Il bridge on
branch near \. Moorc's residence.
Bond OF John Il. Lake to school fund aIr-
proved. old bonds to he released.
satisfactory proof given that Freeman Hem
bricks is i'll an unfortunate condition, having
had Il son die of hJdrophobia ard three other
children bitten by the same dog. ami i'll order
to Stnd same children to Chicago for treat
In2ut at the Pasteur institute. it is ordered
that 3ltn he donated 70 him TO help dctray cx-
pcnscs.
". L. Smith ordered to view bridge 30 rods
west of Concord Church and report at next
term, also to View bridge across iscHge Branch
on Il road leading from Fremont 20 CORN.
Bond Of VIM. Hull to school fund, approved.
w. T.. Smith ordered TO view bridge north of
Asa Shanes residence and report at next
term.
The following is TIE list of juries drawn
GRAND Jury.
Johnson township /. n. Phillips; Thompson
township, Miller Purdy; Miller township, Jas.
Gristy: nit. Pleasant township, Jas. Mcclure;
Sand Hill township, ". Miller: fohin town
ship, Ben Wells: Harrison township, W. II.
Evirg; Vest township. {. ". Nee 'andless; Jef-
f, rson to" nSiiip II. F. Fowler, John Gilbert;
Union township. II. 7. Cnrtlcr, }. W. kising.
PETIT Jury.
johnson township, v. ?. II .lrr. Vance =.
Davis: Thomson township. I. =. Eu>cy. :. i.
Toomf,s: Miller township, isaac tol.in. ". J..
Crawford. Mt. Pheasant township. james K.
Piper. Peter Swank. sand Hill township, u.
Il. Suter, Jas. Ii. Roberts; Tui.in township,
John Hymn. W. z; Furristcr: Harrison town.
ship, ". i. RnIc. .Ionh Ii. Burchan: Vest
township. Jouu II. BANKER, II. Ham Crawford
jefferson township. {. ". Cole, +. Nj. Morgan
j. II. Thompson, -ts.l Rake: Union township
TOXIN I. Davis, q. ". s,Ila@kIct1 John \. Nor
rel, j. II. Bil!aps.
ordered; that al parties owing school inter
est, and ali failing to give additional bonds be
given until Friday, June 2Gth. ISii to pay OF
renew and i not done by that time thci.
bonds will positively lie foreci"Scd.
", l., Smith ordered to view bridge site neal
John S. i,t,;trs, also Il bridge ncsr Henry Rem
lirgs also bridge between Charles and zach
Al!e:ls.
Bond Of Margaret and job Stephenson t,
school fund approved.
EoIl3 Of the following named parties pnit
IL i;sll ana ordered released: Charles I
Adams, II. H. Foster, j. II. HiEEtli, Sr. a'it
ia, +. II. Hope Jr.. John \. Morreil, VIII II
and w. Orr. Alfred Bathbun, James Garrett
| john letters
| Road petition of J. II. Lancaster heard ant
rcGt, ordered opened.
| Bond OF Il. and +. A. McNcccy to Schoc
| fund, approved.
| proved
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25

+ .ANS.AS CITY. NO
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
The Kansas City Star
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The LEADING Newspaper Of the WEST
DAILY CIRCULATION, OVER 1850
WEEKLY CIRCULATION, OVER Go0m

THE KANSAS CITY STAR l. an cigiit-png
evening paper, and is the cOmpletc>t and iuo;t
comprehensive, interesting and instructive
newspaper Published i'll the West.
The STAR contains all the important news
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Particular attention j. directed To TIE
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Grain. Live stock. Country Produce, Stocks.
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THE STAR controls ana Publishes exclusive
iy the fun day \ Associated Press Report, ANA
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TIE STAR il not controlled ny any set Of pnl-
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
General Vests Views.

The following letter from Gen. y.
NJ. West should be read by all re-
formers in regard to the sub-treasury
and land loan bills:
Both Of these measures are intend
ed to serve the same general purpose,
that IS relieving agriculture OF it,
financial embarrasments and gencr-
al distress inflicted Ivy thoughtless
and imprudcnt legislation.
The cardinal principles Of both
bills are primarily those Of prot2c-
ton to great funda mental industry
against the exigencies Of a condition
of absolute nprofitablcness and pc
cuniaTy embarrassment; and incident
ally to provide u more flexible cur
rency, one that will adapt itself 10
the needs Of q varying currency &C
mand usually prevailing ii agricul-
tural districts.
Are these bills constitutional? II
the policy Of protection as pursued
since the early history of the govern
ment, whether applied to labor OF
the products of labor, is constitution
al. these measures are certainly. 1t
is true the constitution does not pro
vide in expressed terms for the exer-
else Of such powers by the govern
ment, but there are implied powers
and powers of general nature upon
which many of the important detail
of government administration are
based.
The constitution declares that Con
gress shall have power to make all
laws which may be necessary anG
proper for carrying out the forego
ing powers, AMI all other powers vest
Ell by the constitution in the govern
,ncnt Of the United States" Tho
foregoing powers referred to en-
brace all the powers expressed in thu
constitution. And the phrase cal
other powers vested by the constitu
ton in the government Of the Unitct
States evidently refers to powers un
expressed ard underlined, such a
pertain to and are dcducablc from
tit SShSidi po"tlS anu purposes y
the government, the exercise 0
which is not imperativcly crjoinc,
but largely left to the discretion 0
Congress No one will deny the cxis
tence of these incidental and implic,
powers. Different rules may be az
piled for their extraction and offer
ent views entertained as to their pre-
per application, but all concur iii til
conclusion that they necessarily c,
ist. All law and government was Ok
viscd 20 restrain human instinct:
both as they may affect man subject
;vely and effectively. Those instinct
i'll. kind and degree with the subjc,
rs we'll rs the occasion of their G,
oitement, are constantly demonstra
ing their presence in the midst {
human society, by attacking il
peaceable forms and customs. Sue
assaults may be local or general, {
frequent or seldom repetition. The
may develop one phase to-day, anot
er tomorrow. One rule OF custom {
civil polity may be violated othc
scrupulously observed Besides, h
man affairs are exceedingly transitor
evolution is the law of nature; i
fDrces are constantly at work chan
ing old conditions into new ones, c
yanlzing and disorganizing both t!
material and ilnmaterial element.
How impossible then, in creating
constitution. to foresee every difiir,
ty that might arise in fitting the i:
TO the matter and the occasion. O
Of such evident disability arose L
~ necessity Of vest:ng in Congress
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
Newspaper
Advertising

the name OF every newspaper published. nav
ing Il circulation rating in the Amprican News
paper Directory OF more than I,c3o COPIES
each issue. with the cost per line Tor a'tvcr!is-
ing in them. 4 list of the best papers of iGGuf
circulation, in every city and town OF more
than 5000 population with prices by the inch
fer one month. Special lists of daily country.
village and class papers. Bargain ohtrS OF
value to small advertisers or those wishing to
experiment judiciously with small amount
of money. Shows conclESiyely how TO get
the most service for the money etc, etc.
Sent post paid to any address for 30 cents.
Address GEO. p. ROwALL Co, Publishers
and General Advertising Agents, 10 Spruce
Street, New York City. 42nl5
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25

Ordered that IL back tax book from 1856 to
1883 be made by clerk and placed i'll the hands
OF the collector for collection OF state, cuuIl-
~ and municipal taxes.
Ordered that John c. Moore be instructed
tc sttend Hannibal U. :. Circuit Court and de-
fcnd this county against the demand of F. I.
Hughes that warrants issue ON general reve-
nuc fund to pay judgments obtained by Dn-
tois and Hill estate against the county.
Ella Hunter adiudgcd insane and ordered
sent TO Fulton, Mo, asylum.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
LUMBER F!

Bv the car load and house bills at
positively river prices, freight added.
To my old friends, as we'll as new
ones, | beg to say that | can save
you money-am hardly under any
cxpense-will give my customers all
the benefits, |, getting ny small com
missions from the saw mills and
manufacturers. Office at n +. Cor
Square. GEO. Il. LAWToN. SR.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25

I,5tl, Edition Now
Ready. y book Of
over PC pages. Civ
ing more intcrIna-
ton of value to nd
VertiSprS than any
o { her publication
nA-Ar Ii n-i;.nS
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-06-25
penmanshiD. Book keeping. Shorthand,
TeiesTaphiC and Nusica! Courses.

$ months scholarship in any departures cx-
Ctpt music. 50.
months scholarship, it, amy department, OK
cept music, ~.
months scholarship iii any depart neut, OK
caist ial!Hic, fia.
month scholarship in any department, ex-
ccpt music. s..
Scholarships transferable unless otnerwis"
stamped. Students can cutter ut shy time and
can take any studies they want ri reasonable
rates. Not:nT people. enrol Gli prepare your
selves for coed position. We always en-
,icavGr to place or students in GOOD positions
when they complete 4 course. We also have
the agency for The Remington ami ether stan
dHrti type writers.
For further information cnj at the College
or sc,l,! for circulars
Il. =. RElSTER. Principal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
WIARUS

81 czekaja, a wy tn; ale 20.
stance troche z nami i poga-
da,cle z nom.
Dfugi czas pozostalem W
chacie Semenka l opowiada-
llsmy sobiei co ktory W 3yciu
przechodzif. Zoszll sic l lnnl
znalomi:: przyszedf Kostka,
Stefko, Andrzejko przyszedi -
inni przyszll. Pc dfuglei
pogadance odprowadzill mic
MOI starry zuajomi do moich
krewn'ak6w i po&egna7i sic
re NINA serdecznie.
Jak serdecznc pow,tanie z
rodzlna moia by!o, opisywaG
ME bede. D1ugo noe roz-
mawialismy mad ranem
usnellsmy dopiero.
Ma drugi dzien wieczorem
przyszIl mnle p%rzyjaclele
cdw,edzl6. Me chcieli pozo-
stac d}ugo, BIO wyblerall sic
do pana dziedzica ma zebra
ME.
Marry tn we wsi swo)ej
nK6tko rcla;cze" i czytelnie
- rzeKf Semenko. Jeslenla
l zima schodzimy sic opr6cz
lego u dziedzica wieczorami
ka2de] niedzleli, a on nam
opwiada i czyta rome history.
e, a czasem o gospodarstwie
prawl, DO nasz dzledzlc sam
lest bardzo dobrym gospoda-
rem.
o! umie on swoje i to,
co nau. potr2:ba = umle do
brze - zawo}afali lnnl. Warto
postuchaG!
| poczeli namawiaG mle,
abym z mimi do dziedzlca
poszed}. Me namYslalem sic
dfugo.
- l owszem - odrzekfem
- rad pojde z Wami j dis
= a nawet jak dlugo tn
zostane, bede z Wami co
tygodnia ia to wieczory cho-
DILL. Poazllsmy.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
OIL n~~TE ~ VYrT Tfr A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03

obailfa j W CRUZ zamieni}a, przez
co kontraktorowi Schermanowi
oko4o 5000 dolarow szkodY naro-
blfa, lecz w i tax mocno
stall ma nogach i 1otad stoi, re
sic nawet ME zachwiaf, DO to sill
ny olbrzym, z ktorym prawanie la
twa. A jego agent tel bury sic
ME ulakt i z Buffalo ME ucleka},
DO to tez ME tch6rz, lecz artylerzys-
ia, byi we dw6ch wojnacf 1866
ls7O-71r, kilka razy stall W ogniu,
re kule iak pszczo}y oko}o uszu
b%rzecza}y a ME uciekaf, lecz "a
odwage zosta} sierlantem. To tez
smlafo stawl} czo}o tel bury, kt6-
ra z ust ks. Pitasa powstaIa, a
ma dalsze burze zawsze przygotowa-
ny, by i'm opor stawiG.
Il uszanowaniem
". RQdomski
podrozuJaci agent Wiarusa.
DOPISEK.- Gdyby ME ia
burza, bvlbym ks. Pltassa odwje-
dzlf mu swoje uszanowanle z}o-
zyf, ale teraz ME zroble tego, DO
Fto mnie uszanuie, tego i ia usza.
nuie-m6wi Sampel.
Do mojej ostatnlej korespon.
dencyl zakradfa sic omy4ka. Me
900: lecz 6 tyslecY mil ]uz tym
roku przebleg}em jake agent w Ia
I u S a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03

Jedna, druga:: wyr, wyr, wyr,
Wyzariy mi z torby ser.
A W Radowle dziewki stare,
Owarzy} je mr6z,
Zabra} CT je zyd smarkatY,
Do Krakowa wl6zi.
Zawi6s} cl je do Krakowa,
Tansza dzlewka nlzli krowa,
Jeszcze dalej wioz}.
Zawi6zf CT je do Kamienia
Tehsza dziewka, nlzll swlnia,
Jeszcze daleJ wl6zl,
Zawi6z} ci je do Warszawy,
Tam mu dziewki sparszywIaiy,
Jeszcze dalej wi6z}.
Zawi6z} ci je zagranice:
,,Zostancle tn czarownice,
30 ia wracam Juz".
Jak mi ME dasz Boze,
0 bede wzdychaf,
Wyleze do nieba.
Bsde swietych spycha}.
Pomalehku ko}o sciany,
30 ten surdut pozYczany,
Kapelusik ME moi w4asny,
DO ma glove troche ciasny.
A koszula bez kofnierza
Pozyczana cd zofnierza,
A portasy same szmaty.
A buciki same }aty,
A bluzeczka same drancie:
Jake sic masz elegance?
Byfem CT ia W nleble
Razem re swletymi,
Ale mnle wygnall,
Bonn sic bljaf z mimi.
al gorzatkl zYdzle, napisz SO ma
scianie,
iebie djabli vienna, a pismo zos-
TAME.
(Zskra)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
zAPlSUJCIE SOBIE WIAIJSA
keF
8bRazki Ristasyozne
Henryka S~ienkiewicza.

Jak gdyby w kolebce, tax
mledzy wzgorzami, lezy wies
moja rodzlnna. A sl1czna2 to
wies, sllczna, przyna]mniej ola
mnle; ola serca mego sliczna
Jak sic nazywa, ME movie
DO wledz1eG o tenn, ma NC by
sic to nikomu ME przydafo.
Dose Ia TEN, De mil kilka "a
Sokalem ley ona, otoczona
sadami, rzeczka z dw6ch stron
kosciofklem dalej, a 1eszcze
dalej dworem bialym, duzym
a duzym. Kofo dworu sto]a
W pofkolu try stare, bardzo
stare llpy; ma srodkowe]
przyblty Jest obraz Najsw.
Fanny Nary Czestochow-
sklej.
Dzieciec;em Jeszcze chodzl-
fem codziennle wleczorem z
dzladuslem swoim, swlec Pa
ME mad jego poczciwa dusza
do tych lip, i goraco modli-
llsmy sic pred obrazem Nal
swietszej Fanny. A dziadus
MOI dfugo sic tam modlil.
Nieraz ukonczyfem iuz kllka
razy powtorzyfem wszystkie
modlitwy, jake tylko umia-
lem, a dziadus moi jeszc7e
sic modlif - a nieraz i 1zy
DUE toczyly sic 20 jego
porannem obliczu. Patrzalem
wtedy ma dziadusia, rychfo
skonczy modlltwy, lecz dzia.
dus sic modilf i modlif.
Jednego wieczora, pamietam
to dobrze, dz1adus dfu2ej
moelif sic ]eszcze ]ax zwykle
wreszcie powstai, a blorac
mic "a reke i podposzac do
o5razu, rzekf:
= Otto Na,swietsza Parma,
|Krolowa Polsks, ncafuj obraz
Jei = DO ona jest narodu
nas2ego i oJczyzny ~naszej je-
dyna Oplekunkq.
radoscla, chociaz byfem
wtedY jeszcze mtodziuchnym
ch1opaklem, ucalowalem obraz
Najswietszej Fanny - a gdy
mic dziadus postawIi ma nog;,
uc1ulem sic iakos rzezw!ei,
Sym. i sllnlejszym. | zaraa-
lakby MI sic oczy otworzyly,
poczutem sic Cd razu starszym
dzlwnem nabozenstwem
SERGE mole odtqd ma zawsze
ia Gale 2ycie do kr6lowej
PolsM 2apalaio,
Pred obrazem tym klecza-
lem nleraz 2 dziadusiem razem
2 chtopakanii wiejsklmi, moi
mi naIserdeczniejszymi prey.
lac6lmj ~ ! @szyscy 20 dzla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-03
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3. Buffalo, N. Y, 26 Llstopada.
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Toledo, kiedy byfem " tenn mics.
Gle l pod nosem jego zapisywa}em
nowych abonentow ma Waorusa,
schowaf sic do BUDDY i AM raz ME
warkna}, lekajac sic mojego kija,
az doplero teraz, gdy juz jestem
W Buffalo, z budy wylazf i po-
czaf ma mnie ujadac W Lmeryce.
Jezeli ten m~osklewskl sobaka
zawsze W taxi sam sposob szcze-
ka, to ~ieszcze AMI razu pradwy ME
szczekaf, DO nigdzie, ami W To.
ledo, ami W Dunklrk mkt nj ami
jednego przykrego s}owa ME po-
wledzla}, owszem wszedzie bardzo
grzecznle ludzle mnle przyimowa-
Ii. Ma Iameryke zadnych k}amstw
ME wygadywa}em, DO by to by}o
~zbytecznem, gdyz kazdy Polak
katolik vie, re ia gadzlna juz z
dala k}amstwem cuchnie, a kto ia
weznie W rece, niedosyc wymyc
mu ia W mydle, lecz j%eszcze STAR
ka wykurzyc trzeba, by sic ME
zarazl}.
w Toledo bawi1em 10 dnl,
ciagle chodzi}em pc miescle, a po-
kryjomu ME ucieka}em, DO ME W
nocy, lecz o godzinle - W obiad
z tamtad wyjecha}em, a moskiew-
skiego sobaki sic ME lekalem. DO
to podobno ma}y tylko pudelek,
kt6ry cd jednego kopniecia nogi
ma 90 krok6w by odleclaf. Lecz
4atwo sobie wyt16maczyG, "a co
moskalisko tax strasznle sic gnle-
wa: OTTO "a to, re W Toledo A
nowych abonent6w zapisa}o soble
Wiarusa a Jamsryke odrzuclfo.
w Dunkirk jedenasuu nowych
abonent6w zaplsaio soble Wiarusa,
a gdyby ME clag}e deszcze, by1-
bym moze drugle lyle zdobyt.
Podobnego traktowania jak re
STONY dameryhi dozna1em W o.
becne] mojej podr6zy Jeszcze tylko
re stronY ks. Pltassa W Buffalo
co nlcchaj mu MoskaI poczyta "a
zas}uge.
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b. m. W kosciele Sw. Stanlsiawa
ks. Pltass ~przeczytaf W g6rnym
koscielc od oftarza lekcyq, a W
dolnym koSciele 4 ambony evan.
gelia o w iarusi e, i tax mocno
dmuchat ma Wlarusa, by 90
oballc, re pOwstaia W nocy 4 po-
niedziatku ia Wtorck talk gwnitow-
ma bur2a, IL dachy z domow ary-
waia; BUDDY. ktore cd czasu wy
borrow ~jeszcze M ulicach staiy,
popr@ewracaia i zdruagotaia, n
nawet ledne strone nowego koscio.
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