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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28

boy has his taste for good reading inter-
~ destroyed by perusing trashy books;
many a girl has her mind filed with
foolish nonsensical ideas from reading
impossible vicious stories. Parents ana
teachers ought both to be alive to the
duty that rests upon them In this mat
ter.
Prof. Armstrong gave spirited drill
on elementary sounds, and pronounced
a list of words to the Institute to have
the pronunciation marked by diacrit-
ical marks.
Mr.. GalleEt spoke on the subject OF
United States history. He said that
history and geography, and literature
ought to be taught together. That the
child's interest will be best excited ana
kept up by such combination. Sew
eral literary productions that would be
helpful in teaching history were named
and commented upon.
Institute met at 100 p. m. After
song by the Institute, Prof. Armstrong
took up the subject of general history.
and lively lesson on the history OF
Rome. The whole history Of Rome was
briefly covered by a diagram, and sew
eral biographical sketches Of leading
characters were given by teachers.
The subject of bookkeeping was In
troduced by the instructor. A pront-
able lesson on checks, drafts, notes,
etc., was engaged in. Many forms OF
these were placed on the board by the
teachers and criticised by the institute.
Prof. Jackson, of Allegheny, discussed
the question of methods, and gave
very interesting and practical talk on
methods as applied to government and
punishment. Prof. Armstrong followed
on the same subject, and gave some
personal experience that was enjoyed
by the institute. Mr.. Gallett then took
up United States history, and continued
his carefully prepared and well present
ed discussion of that topic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28

OU1NsY troubled me for twenty years.
Since / started using DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil have not had an attack. The
OH cures sore throat at once. Mrs.
Letta Conrad, StaDdish, Mich, Oct
o. 800
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
&tenttthontH.

CLEANERS FOR CINCINNATI,
- LOUISVILLE, MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS,
New Orlears. and intermediate points, will
leave Wharf Boat foot OF Eleventh Street, daily.
Monday excepted, as follows;
Steamer HUDSON" F. ELI
En.SA~--N son, Master; Dan Lacey, Clerk,
HLssGnAAzAAS every Sunday at o. n.
Steamer "KEYsTONE STATE
xlEl-k T. G. Calhoun, Master; Chas W.
uREEasisz1Ns Knox, Clerk; every Tuesday at 8
o'clock 8. m.
First-cIass fare. Wheeling to Cincinnati, $500
Round trip, 5000. Meals and state-room In
cluded.
Esy-Tickets transferable and good until used.
For Freight OF Passage apply on board or Tel
r-'''' w. CRoCKARD & BOOTH, Agents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

ADVERTISEMENTS under theheads Of Lost, Found.
S lSrNo1e Yns Rent and situations Wanted viii be
6eE1ed q Tie rte Of cent word eac' insertion.
1h9uteat always In advance. No advertisements
{ Soco1ved Tor less than - cents.
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WILL THE YOUNG NAN WHO TOOK A
w god-headed umbrella from the cigar connter
OF IL. ~ Co. engraved with name of j. H Glenn
please return same and set his own
THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED To TAKE
i compound yapor famIgation baths 3O7ss
Union street
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TT r. HAMMOND & CO.. COMMISSION
Il. merchants. dealers in fruits, -four. butter
eggs. provisions, hay, grain; storage solicited
warehouse and office, Hammonds wharf foot OF
MADISON street Telephone 459. No drayage nor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

EsoR S.ALE--sOME OF THE Cl1o
y In Ballard: In block 81 0lm9
each, for $500: easy termA l1WM
IL, II ~ Union block e
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FOR RENT-STORES.
LNOR RENT-STORE. EUREKA BUILDING
3Oe and $40 Columbia street. Inquire AOl and
403 Burke building.
LNOR RENT-ERICK STORE; CAS- PER
month. Alonzo Hull, Olympic block.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE FOR NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that the city council Of Port An
geles. WI ash, Will receive bids up to o. m Nav
value and one feet Of se eS sis
pressure hose, with couplings, noZzles wrenches
etc II is stipulated that each bid for hose must be
accompanied by sample of the hose so marked Is
TO be distinguished in the bid.
ras Council the gh' t. reject each and
Port Angeles, Wash. May 5. 1891.
HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF TTE
IL Columbia: Office of Chief Qnartermastes, Van
couver Barracks Wash, April Is 1891: sealed
MI Nav 81 ssa s. nese 1n
for transportation of Military Supplies on koutes
Nos ] and during fiscal year commencing July
L, 1891 The U. 8 reserves the right TO reject any
or all proposals. All Information will be Furnished
on application here; Envelopes containing pro-
tation on Route No. -" and addressed 70 The, the
undersigned here. ]. G. c. LEE, Major and Chief
ouartermaster.
PROPOSALS wANTED-sEALED PRoPo.
L sails to furnish to the Washington state RsSoru,
school the following articles will be received nv
the board OF trustees Of said school at their once
70 the lowest responsible bidder. Proposals. viii
ne received until o'clock on the 26th of May,
SIXTY iron bedsteads with woven wire mattress.
length feet, width feet inches: Eve hundred
Yards Amoskeag ticking S6 inches wide; sixfy
yards pequot sheesing, 3-4 width: two hundred
and my yards pillow slip sheefing: sixty bed com
'@A ttusuafg otutD0m sets. four
pesss. SIX woven wire mattresses triple ware:
81 Sopound best grade drawings hair mattresses:
SIX PAR .-pound i've white geese feather pillows;
one hundred yards lo4 pequot sheeting; six pair
o-point white blankets, 7 pounds. best grade:
uozen. SIX white bed spreads; five dozen low wood
Moois; Twelve Grecian chairs: i've dozen No 81
We sea- chairs; six medium rockers; six Doug
las once chairs, wood seat. iron rod; twelve ter
mar Samax mirrors. lo'sxIT; also enc l. K L
windmill with largest size wheel. losO 900 gallon
MoS1en tAnk; connecting rods for pump, tower 70
oe - ieet high, boarded in and painted the Whole
70 o constructed and completed according to man
ana specifications on iie in this ofiice
J. ". Go0pEII< SacrafnxH
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

1v the Seattle Coal and Iron Company. To the
stockholders: Notice is hereby given that pur.
meeting Of the stockholders or the Seattle Coal
and Iron Company will be held at the Office Of
the company, In tbs city of Seattle, Wash. at IL
for the purpose Of eecting officers for the ensu-
ing year and the transaction Of such other busi-
ness rs may legally come before the meeting.
JOHN CRAIG, Secretary.
Seattle. Wash, April 80, 1891.
OFFICE OF THE SEATTLE 4 EASTERN
" Construction Company. To the stockholders:
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the laws
of the company, the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Seattle 4 Eastern Construction
Company will be held at the Office of the company
In the city Of Seattle, WASH. at IL O'Clock M on
Thursday, 21st Of May, 1891. for the purpose Of
electing trustees for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business as may legally
cometbefo the meeting
JOHN CRAIG. Secretary.
Seattle, WASH, 18th April, 1891.
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Tor SALE-EIGHT-RooM Monrp1r ss-..--..-s
4 near ear line: must be sold: exaesS1 -
maker, maSs me an ofisr. Address Offer. care -
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HOTEL TO LEASE-THREE-STORY BRICK
Al hotel centrally located on Water street. al Port
Townsend: Wash. containing 50 bedr ooms. din
ing room. Kitchen. storeroom and basement; will
lease from to years; furniture and bar fixtures
for sale cheap; fne opp0rtun ity for an energetic
man with three or four thousand dollars to make
money. Apply to +. A. BARTLETT Port Townsend
Wash.
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~ E. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
~. Chamber Of Commerce; mines examined; as
saying and chemical work of all kinds done Rooms
q. AZ ~ sullivan building. Front, between
Cherry and Columbia
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EoR RENT-ONE STORE SUITABLE FOR
meat or grocery business; ! bakery, good
stand: seven-room house near cable: $25 per
month: all modern conveniences: several rooms
suitable for light housekeeping: 80 to 41t per
month. Apply room sos Burke building.
Tor SALE-BOOK AND STATIONERY BUS
IL iness best location IN the city; $4,000 cash
required 72O Front street
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TAINTED no nEsss.

4 WANIKD-To LEASE BY AN FxPFRr-
- tnced hotel man. furnished hctei or hny
ons g tneteli1nsnsA Address Il. s. fpss-lnieili
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BLACKSNITHyNG.

RoBERr q. WESTERMAN, HEAVY FOR1;-
ing ana general hacksmthing. machiae, ship,
steamboat and building work; all kinds OF Ioeving
and mill tools manufactured West street. ner,h
OF Yesier avenue. p. o. Box I'll, seattle Wash
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WaNrED-rNroRssr,oy.

SNMkkT ASNfNsk>. or AAskORSrgANp
- Norway, VII be IN Tacoma ten slass and wishe.
10 seasn the whereabouts Of hts son. Johan Sywer
or Iehan Stevenson y heteI coak Address q,
cali sol Pacific avenue, Tacoma
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ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY. Ere
= Aenry's ice cream. all fiavors. always ON hand.
oeuvereo promptly 10 all parts Of the city; Metro.
pints 80 cents. two quarts 81, or 81 per gallon:
nome made candies made fresh daily; 1argest
tfaet = 80 AAAu
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FOR SALE-REAL EsrArr


FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Tor sALE-LoTs In VALENTINE ANN
ond street s.' wv 'eo
EoR sALE-LOTs IN VALENTINE ADDI-
Il ton; $275 each: one mile from courthonse y
A. Gardner sos Second street.
TOR sALE-THREE FINE BUILDING; LOTS
s sop queen Anne Hill: close to cable: bargain,
TOR SALE-THREE CHOICE RTII.nI~o
= lois: slightly location: East Park addition. on
hIs s.ae o. Lake Union; 40 feet from Lake Union
siectnc hne' 5000 each: installment plan; three
FOB sALE-THREE EXTRA CHOICE BUILD
-. Ing lois on Albert street and Lake Union cleo
TIC line; elegant view: nothing better on the
Mn sire $500 each; one-third cash; balance time
an Terms 70 suit purchaser. Treen owner Rooms
zoi, zoz. Washington block. Front street
HOUSES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. WHY
a pay rent under proposition OF this kindY See
q. s: Turner. 22l Butler block 80
FOR sALE-LoTs IN VALENTINE ADD
Ga,a log IN, 20 business center. TWO lines f.
EoR sALE-LoTs IN MADIsoy sTprrr
aoditlon: $52o; lots in Yesler's second supple
usn, w. lots In Central addition overlooking
lots IN West Seattle y s mag a-5 Maesn s2SS
Sivra's third addition s225 TO $3.50 Wsshinyfor
H-a1y company. 4Ol. 4o2 Pioneer block.
FOR sALE-oNE OF THE CHOICEST
~, noes ana sites In Benton addition: easy terms
koH sALE-BEAUTIFUL SLIGHTLY COR
= ner. Qneen Anne town; l44xl4s; only Sc 2o0
oh sALE-MUsT BE SOLD; RENToN AD.
sghiy oniv w O. s choice lots; graded high and
po R.. sALE.FINE CORNER: l2osl2o; ON
oR sALE-MoDERN 1a-RooM RESIDENCE
EoR sAL israsT Hfss s' hsN $500 sew
4 excellent corner In 6omstocr,. adS,ss- ~. ~
asfs;a MLh valuable improvements; only 81. 800:
s en- cash payment Cali somerindyke 4 Nv.
street. A.' A'es ou''oins' second
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

lie wldze, ami sk6ry, ami picnic

ME wldze, ami skorv, ami picnic
dry.
-Ja powiedziafem, re mi po-
trzeba dat naprz6d guldena; skapv
diva razy traci-m6wi} urazony wy
mdwkami majsterek. = Narzckacie
ma mnie, ME pfaclcle. Co J: "a
piec dz'esl2tkow kupie! kolko
smo}y dratwi; : mnie potrzeba
shory, noza, m}otka, obcegow i {.
d. Powiadacie, ze fuszeruie, robie
nledbaie; ho, no, iuz jabym zro
biz elegancko, gdybym chcla}, bo
ia vidzla} rozmaite miasta, Sam
Dor, otryj, a nawet Kolomyje, ale
mnie trzeba Iampy, kamfiny, drze-
wa do pieca l>miesa do garnka, a
"a wasza zaplate ME zarobie ma
to. Jaka praca, TAXA plaza. co tam
o TEN movie.
(Clag dalszy nastapi.}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24
Il MOUNT PLEASANT %

Z MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa,
opisuje nam jeden 2 naszych abo-
nentow okolicznosci, sr6d ktorych
W saslednlm Morewood zastrzelono
7 g6rnik6w.
Robotnicy ME n1ieli nkad
naJmnlejszej wiadomoscl, jakoby
mlell przyrHsclc szturm ma Was
nose komp4niczna, ale wmleszat sic.
pomledzy Mich szpieg Kompanli,
wy sfany, ably ch]opdw poprowa-
dAc na zabicle. Ten zaprowadzi4
huflec robotnlkow ma droge idaca
Z Mt. Pleasant do Stonevllle. a .
poiem k"zaf i'm stanqc ma te] pu-
bllczne] drodze pred wlasnoscia
hompanll, opasana p]otem. Ko-
menderowaf, by sic ludzie bardzie;
sciskal', i kazdy go s}uchaf. Gdv
wszystko by}o W kupie, wziaf sic
ma box zapali} zapaike, ma znak
ably gwardzlscl ukryci "a ptotem
dali ogaia. Strzafy paddy natych-
mIast, lude kl6ry sic czegos po-
dobnego wcale ME spodziewaf,
zacz2af uclekac, lecz siedmiu padfo
ma mlejscu a 80 zostalo rannych.
jest nadzleja, re umundorowani
zbrodnlar.e odbiora zasluzona kare.
hompanla urzqdzlia to krwawe
polowanle ma postrach, by sic lu-
dz'e zlekll l poszli do roboty, lecz
strajk trivia ]ak trwaf robotnicy
maJa nadzlele, il osta.ecznie zwy-.
ciela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

tlan. Lubo wszyscy 60 zaiowali, IL
ma naJgorszy c5as traf}, jednak
zebraf p'eSna ofiare, DO przesz}o
$50 dolarow. Bytoby mu bardzo
ml!o, gdyby m6gi imiona l nazwi>
ska, ]ako tez ofars kazdego wy
szczegolnlc. Pomewaz atoli bardzo
wlelu Soraco go uprasza}o, by ich
nazw'ok wca!e nie zapisywaI a
TEN mniej podawa4 do publicznei
"'adomoscl, przeto zaseia I'M
tylko wszystINm ze serca bog "a
pFac'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

WIARUSMj odtaad
wychodzic bedzie co
Piatek zamiast co
Czwartek. w skutek
tel zmiany, bedzie
mia4a Redakcya W
Pon;edzia}ek wiecej
wolnego czasu do
r6znych prac dzien-
nikarskich oraz do
pisania list6w. Ola
braku dostatecznych
si} redakcy,jnych mu-
siano dotad wiele z
tych prac W pospie-
chu za1atwiac W Me
dziele, a to podw6j-
ME dla mas by}o ucia-
zliwem, raz re zabie-
ra1o nam dzieh pre-
znaczony do odpo-
czynku, a powt6re ,ze
niekt6rzy ludzie sic
gorszyli, IL W polskiej
Redakcyi W Niedzie-
le piszaa.
Do dawniejszego
porzadku. t. j., ably
w lAh w ZnOW Il W
Czwartek wychodzi4,
powr6cilibysmy do
piero, gdyby wieksza
po}owa abonent6w
naszego pisma ustnie
lub listOWnie "a
Czwartkowa data wy
dawnictwa sic O.
swiadczy1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

POWIESC
[. A. kukaszkiewicza.
|. NJ a t e e k Bro&Y a.
A gdzie mole clele? Mai
sterku, gdzie mole clele?
TAX woial] dzleci szkolne
Ustronia przechodzac obok
chaLy seer @ca Brozyny. Jed
no nasiadowato chrapllwy
gfos pi)aka, drugle wo}aio
nosowym przeciagfym lub ba :
ranlm tonem, lnne wreszcle
cienkim, piskliwym dyskan :
tenn. Obzlera1y sic przytem
lekIlwie ma chate maysterka
1 blegly zdwojouyp kroklem
do szko}y smie1ac sic ze swej
ziosliwosc, wesolo.
Gromadl1a wieksza chtop
cow z ksia1kaml pudarteml
w rekach lub Z torbamI pl0-
clement ma plecach, gdze
schowaue byty tabliczkl do
pisau;a ksiaz6l, zatrzymata
sic pod okuaml majsterka l
znowu zaczeta wotac:
-Bro2yna, a gdzie mole
cIel.e?
Smells podeszll nawet pod
okno puKall W szyby, chcac
z"rocic uwage ma swolq ODE.
cnosG swe wolanie.
Ma to odezwat sic grozry
gfos z wnetrza lzby:
-Ha, sztubakl, mazSa,e,
pedraki, czy was przesta1y
JUL uszy bolec, kt6rem wan
lyle razy natarga1? czy nam
wan kosc; pofamac mizerne
bestje... hototnlki osloache,
marsz do abecadta!
My ]uz dawno nauc2yli
sic abecad'a-wofall ch1opcy
ale gdzle moe cie)e?
-Precz Q moich oczu, ne :
znosne zaki, muchy natretae,
brzakajace komary, DO jak
mie szeWska pasta porw'e,
rozszarple was la drobne ka'
walki.
-Jak swoic ciele... ma ten
przyEtad.
-Ha, ha, ha; hi, hi, iaki
ma)sterek dis odwa3ny. A
gdzie mole ciele? ciele moe;
ciele... Me, be-.
| znowu zaczell na roma.
ite tony powtarzac swoje "a
pytanie.
-Swiety Kryspinie, ju2
ME cierpllwos6 opusci1a. Dam
ia wan clele, oslepyski... bur.
czymuchy, zlaAliwe natrety!
Wyblegt nagle z lzby, por
wal W sleni 2arnowke, l pc
dzac "a uclekajacemi dziecla-
kami, rzucil ma "a rieml.
Ma szczescie dzlecl byly
zbyt daleko, vice ich niedo-
siegta zarnowka. Master
schylli sic po kamienie, ale
rannv, marcowy przymrozek
ME pozwolif mn wydobyc je
prqdko . bfotnistego otocze.
MIA. PogroEil vice sztubacz-
kom pescia, rzuclt kilka prze.
klenstw wrocli 90 chatY.
Dzlecl clesZac sic re swe'
psoty, sziy clcho do szkoly
. powodem 'ch naglei powa
gi byfa iona nauczycieIa, kt6-
rq ujrzaiy ma ganllu.
Go to Jest, co to "a krzy,
Xxi smlechY. 22emu szewe
grozii wan pieaci4? - pytala
ostro nauczycielowa.
"A, DO prosze panl... nc
tak...-lekllwie odpowiedzlel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

zastanie obuwie odbierze.
Gdy jednak weszfa do chaty
i JUL W sieni spotkaia sic z du-
szacym dymem. zapomn1aia G
tr2ewikach 10 SIX 5|nych die
ciach, a zaczeia wynowki rn-
bic Bro2yu,e, be tel rag NJ,
zdobedzle sic na postawlen~
komina.
Master byi W zfym ha,no-
re, wiec nc ME odppwnedziaf.
usiadf ma nIskim stolku obok
warsztatu wzlal jakas robote
do reki, przewracal, opatrywai,
odfozyi ia, szukaI czegos na
warsztacie i znowu brai do
reki. Z slrobladych. zamglo,
nych jego oczu fatwo odga-
dnac MONA byfo, ze ME rad
byf rannei wizycIe, a ! ochoty
do piracy ME miai. Niewlei-
klego wzrostu, pochylony,
suchy iak szkielet, z tenn
zachmurzone.n, koscistem o.
biiczem du2a gfowa, pokry-
ta beztadneml kepami ciemno-
blond wfosu, wygladaf Bro
zyna nibv obrnz ruiny, ktora
glod, pijjanstwo i neregularne
zycie nlszczy powoli, ira
wiaca troska dobija.
-Po co nam komina, pro-
sac pani-odezwafa sic lego
iona -dymna cha1upa jest SUI
cha i zdro wsza, bo dym will
GOO wy&era i re sclan wycia.
ga. Nasi ojjcowie tax mlesz.
kali, to i my tax nieszkaG
bedzlemy,y !
-Wasl'oicow1e )e1el, przez
nieswiudomosG ME znall i ME
robili wlelu rzeczy, t. W tom
Easladowac ich nienale2y. o.
cowle wasl ME ]ezdzili kole)a-
mi a czemu& wy ]ezdzicie? bo
tanie]. wygodniej predzej,-
ot62 zrobcie komin, DO to
zdrowlei. Czemu2 wys"ie TAXA
blada, a maj wasz pochylony,
zlamany, lakb7 plersl NE
miaf? czemuz ia :umlana, a
mole dzieci zdrowe?... bo ma
my plec czyste powietrze
W stancyi. Tyl" razy upomi-
nam was, prosze, a dopros 6
sic c,ezko.
Ell, prosze PAM, nam tu
wd]t nakazywa}, zandarmi grozili
nieJeden ze wsi W areszcie sic
dziat, ale z tego przymusu ME ma
pozytku, bo my przy swojem 20
Rstaniemy.
-Gdyby to wiele kosztowalo,
ME dzlwl}abym sic waszemu szko-
dliwemu uporowi, ale komin z
desek bodaj, kosztowa]by najwie.
cej diva, do 8 zfr y ma to pre-
ciel staG was.
-Ho, ho, ciezkie easy ma
guldeny, moja pani-odezwa} sic
majsterek.- zycls trzeba DUO
pieniedzy, a gdy cos kapne, to
ME wledziessakt6ra pierw dziure
po1atat. GdbApani da4a mi ma
komin, to zrsbiibym go zaraz,
czemu ME. Przstez ia ME CHOP,
ale maister, no, no Jaki majster,
chodzl}em ia ma wander SWAT
wldzlalem daleli, wien, jall lu-
dzle zyja. wyg5dne gdzlelndzlei.
-Przeciez chcc wan zapiacic
"a robote lie z4dacIe ale wy
braG ME chcecie, ami roblt. Kto
winien majsterku? Macle robote
zc szkoly, plebpnii, ze dworu !
re wsl-nlkomu iednak me zrobl-
Gle porzqdnie. ale OF, byle zbyt;
ME zroblcic iaa gas, ale mles,qca-
mi zatrzymuieeis robote. ia ia
lam wan so ~. ua skdre naprz6d
| lmy$laIam, &o Rrcizaj 2robicie mi
podcszwy do iuclk6w, kt6rych mi
potzcba codziel, do kuchni, tym-
! czasem ami trzewlkdw swych tn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

zarytanI.
Wldzac, 1e ia droga ME VIE
le sic d0wle, zm;eni1a nauczy-
clelowa surowv tol mowy q
przVnilajacym us'ulechem rzek-
6}a:
-Tys Wa|j&u dobry chic.
pax, ty mi tn zaraz opowiesz
0 waszych figlach.
A no. czelnu2by nieA
odpowiedzaf pucoiowaty Wa
lus. | popraw;aiac ksiazki
POD pacha, rzekf:
Otto tax byio. prosze pa
III. Brozyna zabra} swej tes-
clowei krowe, sprzedat nasze-
mu karczmarzow1, spra viii So
bic ttusty czwartek.
-Caly tydzleh pit. prosze
PAM objasniafy osmielone
dzleciaki.
Ma wlelki post - ciagnaf
dalej Walus = chc,al sobie
maJsterek sprawic popfuczy-
ny, ale pieniedzy 1u2 ME sta
10, a zyd dalel bOrgowaG ME
chciaf. Poszedt wiec do sta,jnl
chcac wyprowadzlc ciele, ale
60 tam nle zastal. Barbara
obawlajac sic, ably jej z'e6 po-
dobnle ]ak krowe, nie zapro-
wadzll zydowl cielecia, sprze
dala je zawczasu. Ami 6rowa,
AM clele ME byiy w1asnoSc1a
.nalstra, ale on ju5 TAXI = co
zobaczy Il tesclowej, powiada
ze to lego, zablera | niesie do
karczmy. Me wiedzac, CO sic
2 cieleciem staio, wqad1 do
izby Barbary i wofal: gdzie
mo]e clele... nie ustapie sic
wam q oczu, dopoki mi ME
pow'ecle, gdzie mole ciele.
Tesciowa ME mogac pozbyG
sic natreta, poszfa do sasia-
dow, a on "a MIA chodzit po
wsi VOLTAGE: gdzie mole ciele,
gdzle moe ciele? Ludziska a
wzleli 60 ztad ma )ezyki. a
dziec', gdy 60 zobacza, VIOLA :
ia z daleka:: gdzle moe ciele?
A wyscie pewno pod je.
60 cbata podobnje wolali-
grozac paIcem m6w'la n",czy
clelowa-pamietaIcie TEN,
&e ,tarszym pokrzywiat sic,
podrzezniac ME naie&y. DIE
ci szkolne powluny bye dla
ka2dego grzecznemi. Po)de
ia spytac sic Broavny. coscie
wy mu zrobify, ze wan pies.
ca grozlf.
[ kledy iona nau czyclela
poszfa ku chacie szewca, die.
ci zasmucone Ottawa kary u.
daily sic do klasy.
Szkoia W Ustroniu stata
poza wsla oddalona cd cha
lpp o jake 400 krokow. o.
statnia chata Cd strony szko.
fy by]a chata Barbary, czyll
jak chciaf 1ej ziec, najstra
Brozyny. Stara, p3chylona,
wyleplona byla gladko g(iua i
obielona, co swiadczy3o o sta.
rannoscl zamieszku)acych ia
kobiet; ale brak komina, dach
nadgn'fy, po1amane pioty O.
grodu, spaczone drzwi obwi-
nla1y gospodarza niedbalstwo
NarY godne.
Droge lqczqcq szkoie ze
VISTA. wysadzon4 2 obu stron
drzewami kasztanowemi die
Si energn nauczyciela, szybko
przebyla jego zo"a.
Szla ona do szewca ME po
to wlasclwie, ably 60 wybadat
o psote dzieci. ale dla tego,
be dala mu do naprawY swoJe
! tr2cwlIli, Il Cd tr2ech tygodni
am trzewIS ow, ami ma stra 10
bacayG ME mogla. Cleszyta
sic, BE go wreszcie W domu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

w hstqseczce o Konstytucy1 8
Maja, wydsnej przez Hleron1ma
DerdoNs sklego, znajduJe sic takze
plesn ',Boze COS Polske', ably via.
rusy mogli ja spiewac W dzien
obchodu.- .-Ksiazeczka ia kosztu1e
10 centow, 25 egzemplarzy s1.25
(po ct) Zam6wienia przesefac
pod adresem: II. D erd ow k j..
81 b. End Str. Winona, Mlnn.
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w SHAMOKIN Pa INV

W sHAMOKIN, Pa ,-by4
Is b. m. grad ma Gala srednicy
i pokry} zlemie ma 10 cali CRU
bosci. Wlele szyb pottuczonych.
Nasz correspondent 2 tego miasta
narzeka ma rozwioziosG obyczal6w
W niektorych tamteiszych rodzl-
mach. Lltwin Gospodarz n. p. 20
staf zaskarzony przez swego sto-
1ownika i wtraconv do uIa; pokl
zas siedzia} pod kluczem, stofow-
mix chodzif Z ]ego iona. = Oh.
Boronz porzucl} swoja zone.