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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-04-09
Mar 26.Sw

Gloves, T;nware, Kitchen uten-
psils, Stove pipes, churns. Lanterns
etc. in large stock at L. E, Bakers
A lso agent for The Osborne Reapers
and Mowers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-04-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been flleo
in the Probate Court of Hooking County,
Ohio, for the third partial settlement
John Beery, Executor of the Estate of Sim
cons Beery, Decd, and the same will come
on for hear ng on the 18th. day of April
1891, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, or as soon there
after as may be convenient.
W. 7. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Mar 26Sw.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-04-09

could have, and he answered
that the members of the last
Congress have exhausted all OF
both editions.
Requests for this valuable
book must therefore be made as
follows: from Jackson and Vim
ton to Hon. A. c. Thompson;
from Fairfield, Hooking and
Parry to Hon. j. II. Uuthwaite,
and from Morgan to G. II. Gros-
venor. There will be none for
10 The new Districts
Respectfully, Irvine DUNCAN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-04-09
Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE.

Seth Weldy, Administrator of the Es
tate OF fJONAS BERRY. decd. Plf.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
A GUUD MEMORY.
FORMER Enemies Recognize Each other
After Twenty-Five Years.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Every open
ing of congress is marked by some strik-
ing meeting of congressman who, twen-
ty-five years ago, served in opposing
armies, and which occasion is marked
by some expression of cordiality and
mutual regard which would show that
the war is over. On last Tuesday,
while the members were standing
around, waiting to draw their seats,
Congressman Wheeler, who, during the
war, commanded the southern cavalry,
came across Congressman Belknap, of
Michigan, who was, during the war,
one of the most daring scouts of the
Union army. On one occasion Belknap
had particularly distinguished himself
by entering Wheeler's lines, spending
weeks with him and gaining most i'm
portant information. Wheeler, on
learning who his visitor had been, was so
chagrined and mortified that he offered
large reward for Belhnap's head.
When they met on Tuesday Wheeler
Immediately recognized Belknap, and
said:
"Twenty-five years ago wanted your
head now | want it still more, for if |
am made chairman of military affairs |
shall want you at the head of the Re-
publican minority to assist me in my
work on the committee"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
CONGRESS.
House..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-The house
met at noon Saturday, and after prayer
by the chaplain, Speaker Crisp an
nounced the appointment Of the COM
mittees on accounts and on mileage as
follows:
On Accounts Rusk Of Maryland,
chairman; Cooper of Indiana, Dicker-
erson of Kentucky, Moses of South
Carolina, Seerley Of Iowa, Pearson OF
Ohio, Quackenbush of New York, Girls
void of Pennsylvania, and Cutting Of
California.
On mileage-Castle Of Minnesota,
chairman; Crawford of North Carolina,
Kendall of Kentucky, Caldwell Of Ohio,
and Flick of Iowa.
The house then at 1915, on motion Of
Mr.. Holman, adjourned until Wednes-
day next.
The failure of the speaker to an
nounce in the house the committee on
rules was a disappointment, for 1t was
generally supposed Friday night that he
would settle the matter. The whole
thing is in chaotic state, and prob
ably not until Tuesday evening will
Speaker Crisp be able to make up the
rules committee.
1t is Understood that efforts will be
made to adopt new code Of rules for
the house before the holiday recess Ia
taken.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
It $ ENDED.
The Revolt in the Northern
Part Of China.
Forty-TWo of the Insurgents
Beheaded at Pakou.

Proven Beyond "a Doubt to Have Had a
Hand in the Slaughter of Christians.
Disturbances in the Country Appear to
Have Terminated, and Affairs Resum-
ing Their Normal Condition.
LONDON, Dec 14.-A dispatch from
Pekin states that the recent victories of
the imperial troops sent against the reb-
els in Mongolia have brought the insur-
rection to an end. All hedisturbancesin
the country appear to have terminated,
and affairs are resuming their normal
condition. BY order of Lii Hung Chang,
the Chinese viceroy, summary punish
ment has been inflicted on the captured
rebels, who are convicted of having
taken part in the massacre of Christians
Fortytwo insurgents who were proved
beyond doubt to have had a hand in the
murder of Christians, have been behead-
ed at PakOu.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
MRS. GRANTS L.AMENT.
"why Can't They Let the General Rest
Whore l Laid Him.

where 1 Laid Him."
New YORK, Dec 14.-The widow of
General Grant was greatly distressed
when informed Of Senator Plumbs
action in introducing resolution for
the removal of her husbands remains to
Washington, and reiterated her sorrow
at the repeated attempts to disregard the
wishes of herself and her husband.
But" she said in tremulous tone,
81 am growing old. 1t is not easy for
me to change my residence at command.
l can not fight a whole congress. My
husband was public man and | have
been schoolad to feel that he belonged
to the public.
"Why do they do it? Washington lies
at Mount Vernon, and they have built a
great monument to him at the capital.
Why can't they let the general rest
where laid him? They are building a
splendid monument over the generals
tomb at Riverside. Recently they re-
moved him 10 that meusoleum, where |
hoped he would rest forever. / am only
his wife. One woman. | can't fight
against theI2 all.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
HIS PLANS MlsCARRIED.
Not Thought the Dynamiter Intended to
XIII Himself.

Not Thought the Dynamiter Intended to
Kill Himself
NEW YORK, Dec 14.-Colonel Slocum,
the private secretary of Russell Sage,
told a United Press reporter Saturday
morning that Mr.. Sage had been care
fully reviewing the events of the fatal
explosion in his Office which occurred
on the 4th inst, and that in short
time he would give out a full and ac-
curate statement of the affair from the
first to the last
Among other things Mr.. Sage recalls
that his visitor was very nervous and
trembled with excitement, and the bag
containing the bomb, apparently slipped
from his grasp and dropped sooner than
was intended. The man jumped back
ward as if to escape the result, but was
too late, Mr.. Sage thinks that the man
did not intend to kill himself.
1t was evident that he meant to throw
the satchel, jump out of the way and
escape the result himself. Through
losing his head the crank's plans mis-
carried. Colonel Slocum is inclined to
believe the story that the dynamiter was
Broker Norcross. Mr.. Sage is improv-
ing and it is believed that he will return
to business early next week. The other
persons injured by the bomb are doing
well.
The Twelfth Identification.
Inspector Byrnes was called upon by a
reporter of the United Press with regard
to the Identification of Norcross as the
dynamiter. Mr. Byrnes said that that
made the twelfth Identification. The
others, he declared, were equally as good
and equally as honest. He did not place
much faith in the present identification.
He was not following up the clew.
A picture of Norcross was shown to
Mr.. Sage Saturday. He said it bore a
striking resemblance to the dynamiter.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
A GENERAL AMNESTY

To Political Offenders Against the Hay
tian Government.
PoRT-AU-PRINCE, Dec. 14-The gov
ernment has finally announced general
amnesty to political offenders. This
carries with it the immediate liberation
of political prisoners now in custody.
The proclamation has beenreceived with
great favor 1t is taken to indicate that
President Hippolyte feels absolute con-
fidence in the strength of his position.
AS the amnesty is general it is believed
to include Generals Manigat, Prophete
and Legitime, now living in Jamaica,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
VIII Ask for $4,000, 900 More.

CHICAGO, Dec. a. During Fridays
session of the conference between the
board of control of the worlds fair and
the delegates from the various states
resolution was presented by Mr.. Far
ouhar. of Pennsylvania, asking the rep
resentatives of the various states TO petit
ton congress for an appropriation of
S. 900, 600 for the use of the Fair. The
resolution was adopted, twenty-one
states voting aye, five not voting and
two being absent.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
UNCONS1
Texas Alien Land Law So Declared by the
State Supreme Court.

DALLAS, Dec. 14.-Many dispatches
were received from Tyler Friday an
nouncing that the supreme court had
decided the alien land law unconstitu-
tional. The news was received with the
greatest satisfaction in business, labor
and all other circles. The law hardly
had friend in Texas, even by those
who voted for it in the last legislature,
claiming they were duped as to its
effects,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
A Colleges Handsome Gift.

DANvILIE, KY, Dec. 14.-The largest
gift ever made Center college came Fri
day in the form of a $25, 900 check from
Thomas H. Swope, of Kansas City, a
graduate of the college. The money is
to be used in any way thought appro-
pirate by the faculty and it is thought
that it will be used for the erection OF a
building to be known as the 'Swope
Scientific hnildinpn
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
caDrivi defends the United states.

BERLIN, Dec. 14.-In the reichstag
Friday. Chancellor Won Caprivi said, re-
ferring to the complaints by certain Ger
man producers as to the alleged discov-
ery Of trichinn in pork imported from
the United States, that Germany ought
not to dovbt the good faith Of tie
United States in the matter OF exercising
checks uuon the export of diseased pork.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
Hank safe Cracked.

WAPAKoNETA, o., Dec. 14.-Saturday
morning at Minister, twenty miles west
of here, burglars entered the bank and
blew open the safe. The amount taken
is not known. Dynamite was used.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
York and identified the head OF the dy-
namiter as that of Norcross.
nacnllnr Mnn.

Norcross has been known as peculiar
fellow. He was born in Wilton, N. H.,
about twenty-eight years ago He was
morose and melancholy. His one idea
was the advancement of his own per-
sonal interests. He had been known to
say that some time he would be rich and
DOwerful
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
A RELIGIOUS WAR

Between Protestants and Cath olics Over
Parochial School
SALTWATER, Mimi, Dec. IA red
hot religious war has broken out be-
tween the Protestants and Catholics
over a parochial school which has been
turned over to the public school board
by the Catholic church and battle in
the street is threatened
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-14
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.
Molten Metal Poured in the Ear of -
Sleeping Colored Woman.

Sleeping Colored Woman.
VICKsBURG, Miss, Dec. 14.-The wife
and infant child of Albert Coleman,
colored, were the victims Friday night
of most diabolical outrage. She and
her child were asleep when some un-
known person entered and poured molten
lead in her ear, and spattered a large
quantity of it ON the child. The womaEs
ear is burned out, and the physicians
think she will die. The child N terribly
burned. but may recover,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05

dzo s1e myli. Plsma katolick,e
ME szkalowaiy tendencyi katohc-
kich Poldkn 40 Am. am krytyko-
waty jego prac zastug ma wspol-
nem nam polu, lecz tylko broniiv
sic przed napascia p. SIisza =
kt6ry to dawniej W swoin kato-
ckim P0ldku 10 i'm. tax nlepoka-
tolicku nawet kslezy ponlewiera},
czernit hahbil, a przytem ME VIE.
rzyfy W rzetelnosc op'ni .ub xasad
Szan. redaktora.
Dziennlki katolickie nigdy
ME u~lerza W szczerosG najpiek k
nlejszej mowy wstrzemlezliwosci,
jezeli ia wygfosl cziowiek, kt6rY W
miejscu nosa nosi ma facyacle czer-
wono floletowv og6rek przyleg-
4osc'ami- = Madrej gfow,e dose
dwie slowie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
SZCZEGOLY ARESZTO-
WANNA KOLONIZATO-
RIA PIETROWICZA.
Projekt koIonizacyl ,,Ame-
rykahSklego RaWicza"
.SZATAN SZAMOCE,
CZLOWIEKIEM.
WlARUS W koScieIe.
WlARUS W kosCieIe.
PoSwiecenie sic ks.
Konstantego Frydry-
,chowicza dla osZuka-
nego ludu polskiego.

Podejmujemy W dalszym
ciagu glosna na caiy Wisconsin
sprawe kclnnlzatorow Stu
pecklego i Pletrowicza.
Pokrzywdzony lud polsk,
zaczyna luz, jak wykazalisny
W przesztym numerze, rozpra-
wiac sic ? P.etrowiczem na
drodze sqdowej, wytuczoro
mu pirrwszy process.
Warrant wyJat ma pana
brata Stanl>iaw Nadoluy.
lego zwablIi S}upecki Pie
trowicz al 2 kalf9rnli, gdzie
pracowat W kopalni zlota.
Skcro wiarusY " Poznanlu
dowledzieli sic, il Pletrow cz.
bawiacy w}asn W karczm'e
W Thorp. ma bye aresztowa.
nym, zjechaI sc tamdotad "
nocy z piatk. % na sobote
"a Pazuz'er 'ka. abY g OF
prowadzlG d.. lasow Poz2an
skich tam Idac w rece sze-
ryfa; zastal' ,rzec.ez szerYfa
W Thorp. $ -r>f z ludzm'
wpadl, do k: 'zmy zdybah
Pletrowic>.a jednym i6iku
z niejak..ns Gutorowic2em
cziowekiem zle ostawionym W
okolcy; wz1af 90 P. do iozka
dla obrony, gd.z przecznwa}
groiace soble mebezp'eczeh
stwo.
Piotrowlez z placzem 20
szed} ze szeryfem.
Ten poprowadzll 60 naprzod
do Marschfieldu. a 2e pociagu
tam ME byio, najaf taradai'
Ike i jechall noca do Neills'
Vile, 50 N | drogi.
Oj, poznat teraz ole:rowlcz
sam, drzac Cd zimna ma tara
dajce, ow tyIe zachwalany
Pozna1. Przckonaf sic, ze
a},1szn,e ,e CkOlice naZWa1
mianem g'odu Przemysfawa'
bo choc tn nigdy ME spotkal'
sic trze] bracia Lech, Czech
Rus, Iednak W kaieji ma to-
plelskacE bardzo czesto sp"'
tyka1a sic pozna"a}s "ilk
aotw !, zmija.
Melody)ne pienla w'lkow
sow i niedzwledzl po kniejj
tax slodko ukoiysaiy umys
naszego bohatera, ID zapom'
NAL o przyI<rej rzeczywls1osc
IA plyu9i " rolkoszy speln'a
,acych sic naijlnIlszych iegc
marzeh. w opanowaneb wra-
zeniaml puszczy, wyobrazn
swoiej wldzial, laK kompanl"
tartakowa S Ter Ing Lu IN
ber Co. przeprowadzala swo
,e maszyny do dalekrej okoIi
cy q leps2ym losem on "a
bczeen Itupil cd mel zabudo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
SOBIE WIAKUSAi
NIELf SOBIE ROBI
ZASZCIYIl

Pan Slisz, redaktor .'otahu
70 1meryce, ubolewa tly kroko
dylowe leje, zc podczas gdy PoIah
- nm. wytrwaIe bronl sprawy
religii kat. Ko5cloia, innc ka,o.
Iickle plsma jnk IKiara i Ojczy=.
M, WiaruS, D=einnik chic.
obrzucalq 90 pMezwiskamI, SKA
Lula l. |. d., mlasto isG reka W re.
kr, wsp"lnic bic wroga.
Pan SlIsz sic myl - to bar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05

po farmach, proszac PolaSow,
by lch n1e s&arzyh DO sadn.
jedUemu, by nmi trzymal,
podarowal rate spiaty kon,
traxtu. Maln kt6ry pr,ec'ez
na ten ]ep poszedl = !u 'z'e
ucZclw., lax n. p. Smcgura
(ktoremu iu& kompa:s,a drz .
~o zabraia, choc cd tego drze.
wa rs dol. ia X zapiac'D Tie
chcleli slrrhac O uk]adach 2
81 "yndleraln': nlechaj sad spra-
we rozsadzi.- i.-Pletrow'cz wy
rzeka}.- o. doJq mas teraz do
ja!-Nle mogac znalezc dosta
tecznej llczby podpisow pod
swole protestY, staral sic
przyLalmniei zapoblpdz well
k,emu zbiegowisxu Polakow W
Nelll>ville W dniu pierwszych
rozpraw W sadowych W procesie
lego q Nadolnym. Sedz'a ma
znaczyf plerwszy termln ma
poniedz'afek, 2 lstopada, a
on wszedzie ok1amywaf lud,
4 termn ten be1z'e JUL We
wtorek, q Pazdziernika. Lu-
dzie przez nlego pobalamuce
y, pndaI' tel taka date ks
Frvdrychowiczowl, a ten ia
powtorzyf W ltsc1e do Wiaru
sa. TAX vice sprawca odnos.
nei olnyikl we Warusie byl
wv wichtacz nlgly prawdy Me
mowiacy
w NelllsvIlle dow,edziai sic
ks. Frydrychowicz, BE PIetrn
sicz SIupecki po)echali d.
Wlnony, ably wytoczyc process
Wlaruso'vi o obraze (D. NJ
>chmlast tedy. choc'az juz
byi troche chorowily Cd XII
kulnlowego podr62owania j
sclgan;a sawlndlerow pod Nv!
d. Mlncny, bv sic redaktoro-
wi Waaralsc krzywda ME sta
LA wool ze SODA pe}ra
torbe nleuczciwych kontrak-
tow lnnych dowodow.
Me ma naimaleJszej watpll
woscl, ze W Winonle upoko
rzvmy skar2ycleli j udowo1
niny I'm wszystko, cosmy Z"
Mich pis s4li-aI kt62 powr5 i
ks. Frydrychowiczowl ieg
kuszta, ktoz mu wynagro ri
lego trudy utrate zdrow'"
prey ratoWanlu iudu polsklrg"
2 plek1a? Moze Pan Bog tam
ma tym swlecie, ,-bo tn W tym
kraiu nawet ulnan,a I'D dobr'
urzynki spodzlewaG sle E'e
mozna. -Tutaj |udz;, posw'e
caj4cych sic beznteresoNnip
ia dobra bllznlch, nazywa)q
,nlemadrymi", mieszajacyml
sic W nieswo]e rzeczy.
Bedzle tel ks. Frydry
chowicz rad, iezeli mu ME "a
rzuca ludzie, ze jaKo kapian
n'epotrzebnle wioczy sic pc
sadach lub cos podobnego-A
nagrody sznkaG bed2ie tvlko
W wiasnem sumienIu, poclH
szaiacem 90, il spelnll w7gle
dem swoich parafian mi}y Bo
GU, chrzescl4nskl narodowy y
obo wiazek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
palne-precz re swia Ia! 90.

PA'f r. ~ Nv so - 80
adz:-Je4eli matka two
ia odda sic rozpaczy, to chyb
q wstydu, IL syn )ej costa
nieuczciwym cz'owleklem, A.
krwl wyssa} b'edny lud pol
ski, wiasuych rpdakow.
SIu~zue uwaS, kaplana pew.
ME ga nocno poszczypa}y uszy
zrozpaczunego agenta sprzeda
2y g:untow; wyhlegf na
dw6r. i upadi>1y ma twarv
PRIV wlelklm pniu, daiej wy
t~arzat xomedya. Tarza sic
W blocie i ieczy: Jednak
musze Soble zycle odebrac.
CO innego mi ME pozostaje.
Juz ia Gale zycle lnteresa
mo]e popsute, cafe Istn'enie W
AmerYce zmarnow
Chlopi bez na]mnie)s7ego
wzruszen'a przvpatrywali sic
mu, a kssadz proboszcz przemo-
WI znowu " te sfuwa:-Patrz
cle, oto szatan szamoce tym
szalencem, Eqczac 60 za
grzechy, - ale Ia raza on
60 jeszcze ME porwle.
P'zei>onaf sie wrcszcle
Pielrowicz, il taklemi plazen
skIeml sztuczkaml, zamiast
llosn, tylko sniech wywo
luje,i zerwai sic ma nogl.W ZEN
przystepVe do niego Oh. JAS
knwIcz podnos' silna praw :.
ce, by MIA sprobowaG teg.s,n
rzasztl 1 zeber szarlatana.
Z.sionlf przeclez chudzlaka
swo]a osooa ks. Frydrycho
~icz. -Da) mu pok6.)- rzecze
-n'ecba] osadzi 60 ukarze
>ad | lego wlasne sum'e2io!
Pietrowicz ]u& spokojniej
| odd. chat
Lul o,i n,ego odstap't, i
~sz.scy napowrot wes2l' do
'zby. Tu we.waf kap'an Pie
trow!cza, aby ludziom krzyw ie
wy:lagrodzlf z'nteu'i kontra
Nta, 81 cn ten wszystko napra
W., oedz'e sprawa zatatwlo
| 'ih.
Ludz1e popleraJa zdon'e probosz
CA dopomina 9 SIC gwa}townie
0 uni meme kontra tow.
Pietrowlczowi znowu SERGE pc
zajeczemu skakac zacze}o, przy-
rzekf wlec uroczyscie, kazdemr
krzywde wynagrodzic.
-Jezell pan masz ma prawdt
szczere zamiary NOW ks. Fry
drychowicz - to popraw pan tt
wobec mas kontrakt p. Jaslhskie.
mu. Kupl} Cd pana 80 akr6w, da.
jlc barizo wysoka cene, - 0 do
lar6w; kupi} grunt razem drze-
wen, pan podsuna}es mu kon.
trakt, ma mocy ktorego zatr>ymu.
]esz sobie ma 5 lat drzewo. - Tuta
ten paragrai wykresl W kotrakci,
napisz nul, & void, Pletrowic
for S}upeokl. ."-Drzaca reka pooh
wycli Pietrowicz pl6ro wypelni
zadanle bap}ana.
"A jake teraz 3 kontrak
te II Kowalewskiego- prowa
dziI dalej Ks. Frydrychowie
ten podobno zupeInic "a
przedany-tego drzewo Pie
trowicz i Stupeckl ma wiecz
ne easy sobe zabezpieczyl
W k nlrakcic, choc kupi.
Cd Mich grunt drzewcm ju;
nawet wysoki tar Cd drzcwa
zaplacil.
Dalo to Pictrowiczowi po
zqdana sposobnosG do wy
swobodzenia sic 4 przykregc
polozenia. = Natychmiast =
rzekI-pojade do Kowalcw
skicgo i zrobie poprawkc Y
yego konsrakcie. Wymknq
sic lzby i pojccha', ale kon
traktu II Kowalcwskiego ni'
zmienil, DO tel mic mog
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-05
wanna tartakowe, kupit Sc

WI 1"nO"S, NuP'A
coEd hand maszynY i
iesacze p'ec lat prowadzii O.
puSzc7ona p'1e, niszczac do
reszty na mo'y prawa zaw".
rowalrgo sobe W kcntraktach
IA IA W re, lasy sprzeda.
ne polsklm chlopom. Po wy
cleciu lasow porznieciu ,ch
ma, deskl klspk, robIi nowe
G esze f ia, sprzedalac oszu.
kanym przy sprzedazY grun
tow ch'opon zatrzymane 80
be na wieKl prawo do wszel-
kich plodow lesnych W i;h
pos'adiosciach. Potem, g1y W
Poznan,u JUL ME MONA rob {
busInesu. zwabia iatwowler
nych robotnikow poIsSich ma
'nne grun.a w Clark powlecle,
pod mIastem Longwoud. Tam
lekkomyslnv Ameryka'lin.
>traclwszy vieIe p'eniedzy v
karty, musI spszedac wIelkie
obszary gruntu, k|ory ]uz
dz'sla] cafy zamcrtgiczowany.
Pletrowicz Nupi te grunta j
zafo2y ra nich koloma pod
nszwa A N t. J k I, II > X j
K wlcz. RozumAe s1e, ze
chlopom zatai, IL grunta "a
mortglczowane, wiec dobrze
nu "a ME zaptaca, i na tel
drodze w k-otkim czasie 20.
stanle m,lionerem.
TAX marzy} zacny xolonjza-
itor Felix Plotrowicz przez
GAIA droge, al mu przypom.
mai sroga rzeczywistnse brzek
kluczy W areszcle.
Tymczasem ziechai ks Kon-
stanty Frydrychowicz DO Poz-
mania | przenocowal II f.rme-
ra Antoniego Mal,no ~Sklego.
Ma wiesc prz, byclu k~ledz /,
zebrafo sic sobote, "a Paz
dzlernlka, W m,eszkaniu Mall
wskiego kllkunastu farne
row czycha)acych na Pietro
wicza. W ten. P,etrowic>
stale pomledzy mimi I,tele-
grafowaf byl z aresAtu do Sln-
peckiego do Milwaukee i ten
rownle2 telegrafem przesfaf
dla niego kaucYa (s500 O0)
poczem go zaraz puszczonc ma
wolnosc al do tcrmlnu.
Pietrowicz os}upial ma ME
~podz'ary widok tvlu ocyga-
nionych przez siebie ludzi
Poznai zaraz, IL tutaj przy'
brana powaga MIC ME wsk ora
-zaczat wiec odgrywaG ko'
medya nieszczesllwle przesla'
dowanr go, by oburzenie ludu
nastroiG ma | tosc. Nuz vie
pfakac wyrzekaG::-Jak TED
ksiadz mogl mnie tax obmo
VIC pred swiatem przez te
plekielna gazette . Winony
Go mo]a matka ma to powle
lak te szkaradna gazette prze
czyta paral.2 ia ruszy!.
ks'adz Jest zabojca mojej mat
k!
Ma to odparf spokojnle ks
Frydrycho wlcz:-Ty szalencze
Mjawko biednego ludu. ty
mnie cheese poSadzaG zabo]
stwo twolej matki, ktorei j;
nigdy W zyciu ME widzialeun
A nie czernij, nedzmku, Via
,usa, DO t. dcbra gaZeta dl;
IudM bogobojnych uczclwych
bezboznikCm tylko oszustoll
se ME podoba, DO jest dl'
nlch prawdzlwym blczem bo
lynn.
Slalblerz Q Milwaukee dale
odgrywa komedya;-O mol'
naluk ochahsza matka, on'
p6Jdzie do grobu, a ia te
handy ME przeavle. Dajcle m
lrewolwer, luzya, W leo sobi'