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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

The committee again wish 70 ac-
knowledge and return thanks for lib
eral donations and memorial offerings
for the MARY Bed" fund, TO the fol-
lowing friends in and out OF the city:
Mrs. Sarah stanton for May Ruth
stanton; Mrs. Gibson, in memory OF her
mother, Mrs. Per Lee; Mrs. John Bersch,
Miss Amy Bertch, Mrs. T.. @. Blake,
Duluth; Mary Eaton and grandmother,
Mary Arnold; Mary Cox and grand
mother, Mary Cox; Mary Sweet, Prov
dence, X. L.; Mesdames Quintus, Eek
ers. A. l.. smith, Mary Miller. Mary
Brewer, Anne Evans, Mary Watson.
Mary Remis, May RI, Williams, Miss
Mary Bonnell and niece, Mary sheldon
Wren. Miss Guptil, Lizzie schuImeister.
A Friend, George Miller, Richard Hard
r <tto
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

There are two substitutes. ID. F.
Jones, '92, %, 5:l1, l6albs; Z. n. Watriss,
'92. 20, 5:lls.. lsolbs-
The crew arc all Massachusetts, men.
with three exceptions; j. c. Powers is
from Rochester. n. Y; ID. +. Jones Is a
native Of Minneapolis, Kim. and z. N.
Wafriss registers from Chicago.
They have all been identified with
athletics since they first entered college,
Jones, Watriss, Lyman. Rantoul and
Powers rowed ard won IL their Fresh
men race with Columbia in SO, and
Marshall Newell is the famous football
tackle of last years team All have
rowed i'm their class crews from the
start and some Of the men were In the
Varsity last year.
It is q stirring scene on tho floats b.
fore the old boat house at four o'clock.
The steam launch comes putting up
from her dock, the men in their drees-
ing rooms strip with amusing rapidity.
and in an Incredibly short time appear
on tho Goat clad only in caps, sweaters,
trunks and canvas shoes. At word
from the captain the crew brings out
the shell md drops it in the water
alongside the float. If they are TO row
up the Charles, the shell lies starboard
TO the float. Then the captain orders:
''Hold her, starboard-in portl" -Four
men step quickly and lightly into the
shell, Ak their feet in the straps, and
their oars in the outriggcrs- Then.
Hold her, port-in starboard!" That
brings in the rest OF the crew. They
rig their oars and straps, the coxswsin
grasps the tiller-ropes; eight sweaters
are pulled over as many heads, and the
white backs Of these young giants,
finer in their lines than Grecian sculp-
tor ever carved. glisten in the sunlight
Eyes in the boatr'-"Readyi"-
''Pull."
Away they go! Slowly at FIRST, until
they catch the stroke, then gradually
quickening until they ore pulling about
thirty TO the minute.
This speed will not be increased until
tho crew is well in hand, and is at pres
ent varied only by occasional spurte, TO
give the men confidence in themselves.
and teach them to move automatically
with the stroke oar.
The coaches are r. @. Watson, Harry
Keyes and Charley Adams Ono of
them is in the launch every day. and 1t
is 20 DO hoped their advice and care will
enable the Varsity crew this year to re-
deem the fallen fortunes Of their coll
lego c. HILLS WARxEs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
NAY HAVE Hrs BsER-

Hssrrosp, Conn, May i5.-Eev.
Johan Heurick wilhelm Jaeger, of the
German Lutheran Church, has had his
salary raised $50 a year because he
drinks beer. This rather unusual re-
suit has been attained only after a wsr
that nearly disrupted the church
REV. Mr. Jaeger" ~ the words OF one
OF his Pensioners. sees no harm IN
glass Of beer, and taxes ora when ne
wants 10 he q no hypocrsse. He does
not 20 behind the door 70 drink, hut
tskes hs beer openiy, and = not
ashamed 10 De- caught IA the act. OF
the 30 members Of hss eonsresst bon
loo believed thai the pastor should he
allowed 10 have bss beer,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

like the sirinxs Of tenssly ssraag ssssrsmens
swept ~ tie anxers VI . aaa42xng
Then Be warned In time.
Madness stsFes yeu IA fhs taco.
sissptessRsss IL simply . rapid rese %
the iasane asylum.
fea. ana thousands IKE yea. rush sssadiy on
10 the verge of insanity. softeniaz Of the sr.in,
shattered nerves. "a lssss. iassey. etc. vita
ols kaossag or reAll1lng the lesfisl eoass-
egenees-
MeR allow care. anxiety. OF business trogbes
70 drive sleep IRON their eyeli awhile sensa.
wits aastrnag nerves ana exc:fsals tempers'
ments. pass hours anon hours es<n night IA
sleepiess. restless misery.
no greater calamity can bsfAii sos than
to eecoms sisepless- sleep 10 moro sssss-
sars than food. and ses must have IL or
fare deadly eonssa.saees.
whaf wonder that there are 80 many shat
tered nerves red brains and debiiitste
bodies when We consider tas thousands upon
thousands who pass restless or disfarbed
Bigh;s and Use MORNINGS Testing inaess.ies,
big miserable. dag ed cut. scarcely able 10
face the days wora What weaaer 90 nsns
riss mornings from their beds where fisey
have lain with wssry IDS aud sicep.ess evcs
tossing from SIDE e. siae. or simply catching
short. undressing Raps siiea with aEeams.
feeling hessy -isrsa~a, frrisAbie. with pale
faces, haggara looks. aatt snd heavy
riBe~a eyes, aad 80 about their daily employ
nent with tired ismbs. exhausted energies,
ners eies- aud ambitisnicssf
AZ You Value Yeur Life aud Health no
Not Zee Opiafes;
II Is mac9tsf folly 10 ~ 10 tie 20. Of opium
morphine OF eh'oral. They Simply sfupefy
aud paralyze the brain. And do not prodace
that natural and refreshing sleeo whieh the
tired aud exhausted brain and nerves nGsi
have la @. der 10 repair The VAST Of tissue.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

.It il rumored that the Times COM
pany has made a ninety year lease
OF the building. n part OK which - now
occupied bv AZ the iofthses; corner OF
Ffth-ave and Wsshingson-ss, Al an an
nual rental OF 5 per cent. upon valu-
atson Of st-oat $4,000. II. A. Blodgett
OF Grand Rapids bought the property
in February. 1883. for tSs5,ooo. and
abont one year ago bought twenty feet
additional for go. 900. The lease. 10 -
cad. takes IN tie entire property -
Chicago News.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Caller Qknocking vigorously az the
door)--Is this where Mr. Swords lives?
Man at sccond-story window Tin his
night clothcs)-Yss. What do you
Editor of the Peaviile Snortcr?"
eyes. What the mischief do
'.Fine evening, Mr.. Swords"
at is half-past two in the morning.
Say, If you've got any business with
me cut Il short I'm freezing"
MY name is Bylcs."
"WelI?"
. IL happened 10 be passing by and
thought I'D call :"
"You internal scoun ~
"To pay my subscription for the sncr'
ter
GLAD 70 sec you. Mr. Byles-riad te
see you. BE down in just a minute
appears at front door IN exactly
nino seconds Chicago Tribune
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

An audience that occupied every
available portion of the theater wit
messed the second representation of
"Poetry of the War" last night. There
was very marked improvement over
the previous evening, the participants,
eli having overcome the timidity and
nervousness natural to those who are
unaccustomed to appear In public.
There was no confusion of any sort
and there was added strength, and a
moving and thrilling spirit III the music
and choruses. The familiar music Of
the war awakened and enthused the
audience with delightful appreciation.
The march given by the sixteen young
ladies and gentlemen again made
great hit. 1t was again perfectly given,
and caused an audable murmur Of ad-
mira.ion throughout the vast attend
ance. Unintentionally the Florida Jub-
lee Singers were overlooked yesterday.
They sang some familiar plantation
melodies, and some that were new to
this part of the country, with fine mod
ulation, correct unison and with per-
feet precision. A very interesting part
of the "Poetry of the War" is the third
act. in which the music of the South is
introduced. Much Of it's unknown to
Northern ears, but 1t is tunefui, SYM
pathetic and full of sentiment. In def
erence to popular demand, the whole
program will be repeated tonight. A
portion OF the receipts Will be divided
among the three military companies,
the members Of which have very gen.
erously contributed their time and SER
vices to the st. Cecilia and Press club.
The scale of prices for tonight will be
parauet and first four rows OF the dress
circle, IS cents; balance of dress circle,
80 cents, and balcony 25 cents. Seats
may be reserved during the day at the
box Office.
Seats go on sale this morning at
Powers for "a Dark Secret which will
be presented next Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. This play with its
huge tank of real water, acrobats,
quartet and the famous oarsman, Geo.
Hosmen, has been success for the
past two seasons. 1t has never been
seen in Grand Rapids, the tour up to
this season including only the large
cities. The regatta scene has caused
any amount of favorable talk nu &C
count Of its realism. II IL alive with
gaily dressed women and children. In
the background Is the old church at
Henley, with the quartet singing COL
lege songs while rowing on the road.
The company is said to be good one
and much is claimed for the play IRE
spectiye of its attractive realism.
Matte vickers will give two presenta-
tons of "a Circus Queen" at Red
mond's. today. With tonights per-
formanes the theater closes for the
season and will probably remain dark
until August %, when the season 9l-e,
will open.
Manager Garwood Is expected 70
spend next week in Grand Rapids look
ing over the results Of the seasons bus
mess here. with his representatives.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

There a. one sure way tn cure s,eeplss.-
ness. snc that is by the use OF DR.. 6reene's
Ner,ura. the great nerve and brain snslgors-
tor. This wonderful remedy IL Natures own
sleep producer. and is perfectly harmless. be-
ing made from pure vegetable medicines fre ii
from the lap OF Nature. Ii may be given 10
infants. children. or the most delicate invalid
without iesr. IL soesheA catms ssd qutsss
the weakeasd, irritable and over - reaght
nerves. producing perfect rspose and re-
freshinS, natural sleep; ut the same line 10
builds up and tones up the shattered nerves
and gives renewed life. strength. vitality and
vigor TO the system. Use IL. you who are sleep
less.
I can cheerfaliy recommend DR.. 6rsenss
Nervura as being good remedy for s.eepiess-
less. Having been troubled in this way tor
three years. and ohjecting seriously TO opiates.
have us,d Dr.. Greene's Seryura with CREST
benefit. l have also recommended the Ner-
vura 10 many of my friends. who have been
much benefited ~ Its use.
MRS. G. II. HILL.
IL Union-sf.. Concord. n. II.
DR.. Greene, OF 35 West Fourteen tn ct. New
York. Its discoverer. is the famous specialist
In the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases
The doctor has devoted special attention 10
tae treatment OF all forms OF chronic diseases
through letter correspondence. aud viii give
by mail his opinion an6 advice In any case
free Of charge. The perfection Of this system
renders q complete cure almost assured. rs
his success in treatment By correspondence 10
wonderful and unecuaiied.
NJ II - Send for symptom blank to fii
40 out. % write DIR. Greene about
your case. and a carefully considered letter.
fully explaining your disease and giving yeu
perfect understanding OF all its symptoms win
be returned free Of charge.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

The eclectics have declared in favor
of the abolition of the state board Of
health. Bat that is natural since the
secretary Of the board belongs TO an
other "pathies." Sensible men will not
concern themselves with the jealousy
OF the pathies."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

PoRrUGAL Is IN straitened circumst-
ances but seems to be fortunate in having
. patriot on the throne. King Charles
10 reported to have given up his royal
income from the kingdom and even
indicates his willingness to adbicate,
should the ministers come to the con-
elusion that such 3 step is necessary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

THERE is no State institution, where
less has been done TO Improve the
grounds. than at the Soldiers Home.
Il IS to be hoped that the Legislature
Will authorize the immediate compile
ton OF that work ct the Home.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

f.sxrsoros, Nv, Nav IS. samuel
wlimoth. The oid Paris diss1iIer who
niystorously disappeared. has returned
home. liz mind = entirely gene and
NJ - risistle object. lie can give 40
account II hs wsaaaFises. Aoms aaa
hsd ssolsn bra wstsh, asanay aid pa
pefs,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Az execution was levied on . loco.
motive, on the Indiana Midland Rail.
road, few days since, and The mon
ster was chained 10 the track-a mod
ern instance of Prometheus chained to
4 rock.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

The Legislative work of the past week
has we'll illustrated the folly of those
Democratic blow-hards, who scoffed at
tae necessity Of long sessions, and
boasted of the ease with which the
States business could and would be
dispatched. The long aud tedious days
have come. The subjects which prove
so attractive to legislative orators are
now on tap and the halls resound with
Barkworth's logic, Connor's sophistry.
w. B. Jaoksou's bellowinrs and Dieke-
mas sarcasna, while . dozen or more
minor artists in the same lines chink in
st intervals of frequent recurrence.
The inporibilisv of making the session
short Is now openly avowed and the
Democracy has assumed the calmness
OF despair. Like the men who tun-
neled out Of Libby prison. under the
most disadvantages and dlscourasiag
circumstances, the Democracy 10 work
ing slowly cut from under mass of
business that has been two years &C
cummulsting. Like the Union prison
srs in LIBBY, after they have dug a
WAYS the Democrats DO not know what
10 30 with she accumulation of dirt.
A b'il once killed is apparently one of
Their nost persistent tormsnsors, for "a
returns again and again 20 haunt
them. TIE "squsvbucks" viii soon
reach . hand across the bloody
ehssn,r 70 the much shused "bsv-
bucks and .~y. in shs suh-iaed souss
Of acknowledged humiliation, ''shake,
rarf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Ir IS said that Washington society is
in continual ferment, caused by the
diplomats from across the water con-
tinually snubbing the South American
representatives. The reciprocity pol
icy is Doubtless at the bottom OF it, and
the United States should stand by its
commercial allies.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Or all the greedy fools, the greatest
Is he who 10 caught by the bait OF big
fortune lying unclaimed IN the vauits
OF the Bank OF England. And yet
there are plenty of just such gudgeons.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

UNCLE JOSIAH got another hitch
along toward the State treasury yester-
day. His politics will be his "open
sesame" when he gets before the Board
OF State Auditors. IL is a partisan
Democratic retrenchment and reform
steal-a reward for his guoernatoriai
Obstlnacy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may sse the
liquid fruit LAXATIVE, Syrup Of Figs,
under sill conditions make Il their fsy-
orite remedy. IL "a pleasing 20 the eye
and to the taste, gentle, and vet effect
usl IN acting Oh the kidneys and
l.n~e1c
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Great hs Airs sna e8sSuve fssNtfs are
yaaf atasslsss fssf swsxxxs orK1-
1tst."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
HARVARD BOAT HOUSE.

the accident was that his family OBJ
jected TO his rowing and had given re-
luctant consent 20 It only short time
before.
At present the crew is placed in the
boat as follows:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Fosnes, Men. asrlt -ilan White.
.s,fans soa Of the ssiltar Of the Jeafnal -
the place. wss dfo~ned in "a 81
es.serss Al 80 asssne wAsis Al pssy yes
ssf4ag. he Nss about tws ysats Old
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Make. finest pastry, bread or biscuit
The best j. most satisfactory.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

II Gov. Winans has more grit than
discretion, he will veto the q. A. T. ap-
preparation bali.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
-ne- 'e ssFe an Sac nssr.<e-."

They 60 BY others 10 get our fine soda
Nt~r A FFE7.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

smith--Heavens. how nv head docs
ache. Seems as II Il would split.
Jones-Say. old man. n that what
may be termed an aching void7-Arksn-
sau T~a-e1r-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Fruit cream; the ladies favorte.
WssT 4 TFr-.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

On. Il ! only bad Der samelssiaa
WY. q - easily otta1eSd. [ 20 roe
sassl toHssls sses rosdess
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

likely 70 receive, from Republican poi
icy-ysmes q. Blzins's st tnat-tns
most substantial commercial inlpetus il
has ever enjoyed The merchants and
capitalists of that city are opening their
eyes 10 tie real meaning Of reciprocity.
Their port q magnlfieently endowed
with advantages for trade with Mexico,
Central and south America, and nov
that they see such trade coming, they
are ANXIOUS 10 attract il. Theirs is
practically the nearest port Of entry Ia
the United states for the Mexican,
Central and South American and West
Indian trade. New Orleans, from It's
location At the mouth OF the Mississippi,
nas back OF il al immense territory, of
which that river Is the waterway
territory capable of furnishing an IN
limited supply OF food products and
manufactures. The first steps have
been taken for the organization of a
steamship line, between New Orleans
and the southern ports. A wonderful
stimulus Will be gwen to industry IN
the South and West, and New Orleans
will get the cream of it all. The Cres-
cent City will owe great debt of graft.
tude to Blaine aud the Republican
party, but will never repay il. So
strong is partisan prejudice.
ss
WORLDS FAIR APPROPRIATION.
The Worlds FAIR appropriation
should not fall below 500, 900 for Mich
igan. We have wealth and variety OF
natural resources 70 be exhibited. We
take an especial interest in the exposi-
ton, since 1t is a Michigan man that
guides and directs its destinies. The
more complete the exhibition can be
made. the more sight-seers it will at
tract, and the more visitors there are,
the more benefit our state will derive.
II is safe to say that thousands OF WIS.,
itors to the exposition, from distant
states and foreign countries, will i'm
prove the opportunity. while near here,
to VISIT our state, its magnificent lakes
and summer resorts. Nowhere in the
world 10 there anything to compare
with the chain of great lakes, which
surrounds Michigan, and their surface
will be covered with expensive boats
the season through. Michigan cannot
fail to set goodly share of the sums Of
money expended at the worlds great
jubilee exposition. Then let Michigan
do her share of "whooplng it up"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

PAasELL 10 slowly waning, but ne
doesn't seem to realize 10.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
YOUR MOST DAHeEROUs FOE
What Causes sleeplessnsss and
How 10 Prevent IL.


Are you sseepless,
D1y8u pass fssllesS
xakefEs alghtSs Do
yea tess fren she
o. sae. with sexry.
heavy eyes sDa
brA,l which teens
with thoughts IA
rest less activity
GEtil sOar negs
p4lpltste and lhrse
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Cabinets, g. wykes'. $ Monroe.st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

after - lons years Of answering
sllsganes - Democracy and insenss
HATRED q everything ssvesinx n Re-
passicxDssn. tins essy d Sss ossssns a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-26

jako nowosc to nowosc przyjemna. Pouimo
re jestem tutaj zupe}nie obey, oczami, mysla i
uslniechem przyjmuje udzia} W tel weso}oSci
nina wiesniaka przypatrujacego sic zdaleka
zabawie panicz6w i panienek dworskich. Jezyk
mie swierzbi, zeby tez smoje try grosze wtra-
cic do rozmowy, a znowu poczucie w}asnej 60
dnosci wstrzymuje mowi, ze to ME wypada
W sasiednim przedziale ulokowa4a sic
m4odsza generacya: pare zdaje sic niedawnych
ma1ze1stw, kilka panien dw6ch z kawaleryi.
Jeden juz podstapza}y szpakowaty, przytem
starannie wygolony cos mi patrzy ma uczone-
go czy tez literata Glove ma wielka jak pu-
do ma damski kapelusz, spoglada ma wszyst-
kich na wszystko W ironiczny spos6b, sF6wka
cedzi powoli rozszerzajac usta nenaturalnie
przekonany jestem, nasladuje kogos wielkich
pan6w. Me trzeba bye g4ebokim znawca lu-
dzi, zeby odgadnad, izjegomos6 ten wcale ME
potrzebnie zaplata} slew tax weso}o ochoczo
bawiace sic towarzystwo, kt6re tez ME wiele
robi jego nibyto pa1skiej postawy, gdy zno-
WI on jest przekonany, ze jeden tylko zadaje
i'm szyku.
Drugim jest 6w brunei z czarnemi wasika-
mi czarnym p}atkiem na brodzie, ten sam, kt6
ry zajmowa3 sic na stacyi kupnem bilet6w dla
ca7ego towarzystwa, jak mi sic przywidzia}o
ten sam, kt6rego widzia}em ma fotografi razem
z nieznajoma 0 bladej twarzy panienka.
Go to znaczy bye powiesciopisar do te.
ogz profesyi obserWatorem! W tel chwilijuza a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-26

cku dWie mocno zawelonowane kobiety. Cos
mi powiada, re to mole nieznajome, cbociaz
zupeinie inaczej ubrane, niz rano; siedza skro-
mniutko cicho, zatem moja ciekawosc wzra.
Sta.
Przegroda naszego przedzia1u siega tylko
do po}owy wagonu, stojac zatem, moge obser-
wowaG sp6}towarzysz6w podr6zy.
Trzeba trafu, re dalsze diva przedzia}y
zajmuje toz samo towarz} stwo, kt6re widza-
lem W sail pod oknem a kt6rego szary koniec
zlozony trzech ch}opcow W granatowycb kur-
teczkach z przewieszonemi pompatycznie bla-
szankami do herboryzacyi dwie o fglarnem
spojrzeniu dzewczyui pod koilenda rumianej
Niemki, dosta1 sic do naszego przedzla}u
Pociag nasz wyjecha} 2 pomiedzy zabudo-
wan stacyjnych ma czyste pole, orkiestra umil
k}a, Swist sapanie lokomotywy przybra}y
zwyczajny miarowy oddech = teraz wiec mo-
INA juz pochwyciG urywane zdania prowadzo-
nej sasiedztwie rozmowy. Naturalnie, re
ca}osc takiego gwaru, kt6rego niby rakiety
wypadaja g}osne wykrzykniki isnopy smiechu,
niepodobna jest do uchwycenia. Wszyscy tu
ozywieni najlepszym humorem, m}odzi, starry
dzieci; to m6wia naraz to gestykuluja, to sia.
daja, wstaja, przerywaja innym, stroja fgle,
szczesliwi jak studenci wyjezdzajacy szk6} ma
wakacye.
q mas W Warszawie tego rodzaju wycie
czki ME So znane, mic tez dziwnego, re mnie ia
szczera dziecieca weso}ose niezmiernie zajmuje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-26
Znaleziono ma kolei aelaznej.

Wczoraj rano znaleziono zw}oki
pewnei kobiety ma kolei blisko Stock
Yards. Ubranie umarlej bylo po-
kryte krwia juz zaschsa rany juz
byfy zczernia}e tax, jakby tam kilka
godzin lezasa. zawieziono ja do tru-
piarni McInery tam identyfkowano
ja jako Katarzyne Rosa, liczaca lat
80 i mieszkajsos pod Mr.. 4725 Pau
lima ulicy.
Zawiadomiono meza nieszczesliwej
kobiety, kt6ry nieopisanie przerazo-
ny poczatku s}owa ME m6g} pre-
movie, potem pocza} p}akae i po.
wiedzia1, ze iona jego prawdopodo-
bnie posz}a do swy ch przyjaciM we
czwartek wieczorem wracajac costa.
Ia przez pociag przejechana.