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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-06
FtghfInD Turtles.

A Wallingford dispatch tells of a fgh,
between two big swapping turtles on Com
munity lake at WallingfOrd last Saturday.
The largest was estimated to weigh fifty
pounds. Those who saw it say that the
turtles would get several feet apart and
then come together like the Merrimac and
the Cumberland, though not with such
serious results. When together the mon.
sters would "catCh as catch can" and for a
time it was anybody's fight. The contest
ants, which were ne;S the top of the water,
were SO interested in the afflay that they
failed to note the approach of the men in
the boat until one was seized by the tail
and nearly captured. Its great strength
and weight proved too much for its would
hold TO save himself from taking a header
into the water.
The Danbury News has similar story.
On Saturday morning just about sunrise,
b. Rumble. in the employ of John Clarke,
at the lake, heard great splashing in the
water, and got up and went out 10 see
what caused it. lie was greatly alarmed
to see what looked like man in the lake
drowning. He could see him come to the
surface and splash about and then disap-
pear. The object was just outside of the
dock near where the boats are fastened.
He called to Mr.. Clarke and they fastened
out to rescue the imam. When they
reached the spot with boat they were
greatly astonished to see two huge turtles
engaged in terrible fight. For a number
of feet in circumference the water had
been rolled and was the color of mud it.
self. The water seemed to boil IN, as if
coming from huge spring Messrs.
Clarke and Rumble prepared themselves
and when they again appeared in deadly
lock each one caught hold of turtle anu
succeeded in landing the pair. In order
to keep them in the boat they were obliged
10 stun them with an oar Mr.. Clarke is
keeping them alive and feeding them. and
as soon as they are nicely fatted they will
be served in huge free soup to Danbury
people.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-06
Killing Rabbits by Wholesale.

The rabbit pest is so bad at MERGED.
CAL, that hunters are employed to do
nothing else but hunt them down. OveI
1000 have been killed this season, and the
good work still goes on" Hunters are
furnished horses, wagons, and ammuni-
ton, and are paid 5 cents for every one
they bring in dead. After being brouglk
in and counted the rabbits are thrown into
an immense vat, to which a certain
amount Of grain is added, and then the
entire mess is boiled to a turn, after which
it is fed to the hogs. Boiled jack-rabbit is
dish much sought after by the San
Joaquin rooters.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-06
Include ..Pap,, rhonas Alse.

In much that has been said and writ
ten since the death Of General Sherman
mention has been made of ''the great
trio of the war-Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan" We would not detract an
iota from the fame which rightly be-
longs to any Of these great soldiers, but
we do not consider any grouping of the
heroes of the war complete which omits
George 81. Thomas. Let % call IL q
quartette for the purpoee Of including
"Old Pap. Democrat.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-06
Man Did IL.

Philanthropist-My dear children. You
should not play in those dirty allies. Don't
you like the public parksf
Child-Oh. yes; they are beautiful.
Eyes, indeed, and you should go to them
as often as possible, breathe the fresh air
and learn to love the beauties of nature. F"
"Yessir."
Remember my dear little ones, that
God made the country. but man made the
town. Now, my good little girl, tell me
what you first observe when you visit
those delightful homes of naturey'
Keep ~ the Grsss,"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-06
TO BE CONTINUED.

An elevator Is sort Of hand-me-dOwn
affair.-St. Joseph News.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-06
CHAPTER Y.

lie first thing I did
Was to re-psck all the
. treasures / had dis
covered. This work
was easily accom-
plished. For the
present ] contented
myself with taking
two Of the leathern
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
MEDINA.


Mrs. !. W. Pelton, attended by her son
B and DR.. Freeman, went TO Cleveland
last week, and on Wednesday an operation
for the removal of a tumor was performed
She stood the operation, and 1t is expected
that she will soon recover. The body
Of Frank Miller, who died at Cleveland
where he had gone for treatment, Mondsy
afternoon, was brought to Medina Wednes-
day evening for burial. The funeral will
be held at the Congregational church this
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock =.
Miss Alice johnson, daughter of Sol
johnson, of Seville, committed suicide
Tuesday night Of this week at her home
by taking strychnine. No cause is as
signed for this deplorable act. It isreport-
ed that she has attempted to take her life
several times before this 80. County Sur
veyor Sheldon and family, who have beer
visiting In Iowa for several months, re
turned home "Wednesday morning.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04

mand reparation of the Chilean govern
ment for the mob's attack upon United
States sailors, which was by the presi'
dents direction made public this week
is commended on every hand, and it adds
another bright jewel to the coronet Of
craftsmanship of the highest order with
which the impartial historian will in after
years crown this administration, which
has never for single instant forgotten
the motto which forms the keystone Of
the arch across which it marched to pow
er-"Protection TO American citizens Al
home and abroad"
There's lesson in letter received by
Commissioner Raum from Minister Ryan
telling him that in the City Of Mexico
United States $40 bill will buy thirteen
Mexican silver dollars,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04

State of Ohio VS. Geo. Lonx and Peter
SEM, receiving stolen properly knowing
same to have been stolen. Plead not
guilty.
State of Ohio vs. John NJ Schmidt,
stealing horse. Plead not guilty.
State of Ohio VS. John Morris, plead
guilty md sentenced 70 five years in the
penitrntlary for burglary and larceny oil
the Central shoe store, Elyna.
State of Ohio VS. Fred Quinn, injurng
animals. Plead not guilty.
State Of Ohio VS. Frank Miller, grand
larceny. Plead not guilty.
State Of ohio VS. W T Basey, grand lar
ceny. Plead not guilty.
State of Ohio vs. Hiram Lacy ct al
burglary. Plead not guilty.
State Of Ohio VS. Peter Techley, horse
stealing. Plead guilty and sentenced tC
three years in the penitentlary,
State Of Ohio VS. Hiram Lacy, Charles
McGmy, James Crawford, John Dewitt
Patrick Parsons, Conschey and Wm
Clashey, being tramps and injuring prop.
erty. Plead not guilty.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04

LADIES',
Sh oe S rig h t
from the fac
tories located
at Rochester,
New Y ork Z?
goods for will.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
LITCHFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Stranahan visited IN
Huron last week
Mrs. ]. johnson is visiting In Wayne
county.
Archie Parker returned home Tuesday.
Ralph Ledger, our former operator,
spent Sunday In town.
The lecture Saturday evening was fairly
well attended.
Miss frankie Parker is visiting in
Huron.
Rev. Cbapiu has accepted the lastorate
Of the Congregational church.
Mr.. Smith moved bis family TO town
last week iron Strongsville.
Misses Ncttie Sears and Lulu Jenne
Spent Saturday and Sunday In town.
Litchhe!d is booming = the depot u
closed
Miss Clara Smith visited IN Kipton las
week.
J.C. Moore went home to vote.
The ladies Of the Congregational churcl
served dinner in the town hall on election
day. LENoIR.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, October 3O.-lspecial.J-
The usually well.informed Washington
correspondents Of the metropolitan news
papers made a bad break this week, which
they are not likely 10 hear the last OF Tor
some time. Tuesday afternoon Senior
Dom Pedro Montt, who claims 10 be the
Chilean minister to the United States, but
who has no credentials, In company with
SenJr Romers, the Mexican minister and
dean Of the diplomatic corps, called at the
state department TO see Secretary Blaine,
Senior Mont desiring to made q state
ment concerning the recent attack on our
sailors by a Chilean mob. Wednesday
morning most Of the prominent daily
papers in this country printed Washing
ton special telling about Mr. Blaine hav-
ing recognized Senior Mont as Chilean
minister and discussed with him the mob
incident. Now for the facts: Senior Montt
did not see Mr.. Blaine that day at all, fol
the simple reason that Mr.. Blaine declined
in the absence Of proper credentials Il
recognize him as representing the govern
ment Of Chile. The next day. Wednes
day. Senior Montt called at the state de
partment in company with Senior Asia
Burnaga, charge d'affairs Of Chile unde
the Balmacada government, whose creden
tials have never been officially revoked
and who is consequently the only repre-
sentative Of the Chilean government tina
can be officially recognized by this govern
ment, and had no difficulty whatever II
seeing Mr.. Blsine. Senior Montt assuret
Mr.. Blaine that his government was max
ing a rigid investigation into the attacl
upon our sailors, but until he is the prop
erly accredited minister Of Chile TO thi
government his assurances carry no NOR
weight than those Of any other private In
dividual.
The calm dignity and entire absence oi
anything like bullying in the official dis
patch instrucfing Minister Egan TO de-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
Were Sure to Win---The Ma
tion's Orator Got There
80 Did the General
Assembly,
Which Means the Return Of the
Hon. John Sherman to the
United States Senate.
VICTORY EvERYwHERE-THE
AIR is FULL OF 1T.

The latest dispatches place McKinley's
majority at 10000, and good working
majority in both branches Of the general
assembly.
The vote in Wellington was as follows
Mckinley 456, Campbell 1853, Ashenhurst
SO, Seitz 10. Haskell for representative
451. Net Republican gain Of 12 over 1890
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04

"0ne touch Of Nature makes the whole
world kin" Diseases common TO the race
comp the search for common remedy.
Ii is found In Ayers Sarsapar!lla, the rep
utation Of which Is worldwide, having
largely superseded every other blood med
icine 10 use.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest WORK and dlatess
styles. Copying and enlarging In Orayon, INK
andPastel Special attention to the babies.
Crosisr's Block. weiIiuotrr. o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04

THE government of Chile still declines
to recognize the demands msde upon it
by the United States.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04

THE politicians throughout the state
have INDUCED in general good time
since the opening Of the campaign.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

State OF Ohio VS. Edward Gibbons,
shooting with intent to kill. Nollied.
State Of Ohio vs. Daniel Wilson, convey
ing into Jail Of county to facilitate the es-
cape Of prisoners. Nollied.
State ot Ohio vs. G Smith and @ vii.
liams, burglary, Nollied.
State OF Ohio VS. William Train and
Edward Baher, assault with intent to rob
Plea Of guilty entered and fined $40 and
costs and committed 10 the workhouse un-
I'll fine aAd costs are paid.
State Of Ohio vs. Vernon Landis, cutting
with intent to wound. Plead not guilty
State OF Ohio VS. Martin Lauer, assault
and battery. Plead guilty and fined $lt
and costs and committed 10 the workhoust
until fine and costs are paid.
State Of Ohio w John hide, assault
with iutent TO rape. Plead rot guilty.
Stale OF Ohio vs. John Munich, receiving
stolen property. Plead not guilty.
State Of Ohio VS. Joseph Munich, receiv
ing stolen property. Plead not guilty.
State Of Ohio vs. Peter Munich, receiv
ing stolen property. Plead not guilty.
State Of Ohio vs. Freedom Moon, receiv
ing stolen property. Plead notguilty,
state Of Ohio vs. W Crombie, getting In
toxicated. Defendant and sureties calle,
and bond forfeited.
State Of Ohio VS. Edward lockwood
selling and furnishing intoxicating liquo
TO minor. Plea not guilty.
State Of Ohio VS. W Reynolds, burgla
W and larceny. Plead guilty to gran
larceny and sentenced TO five years in th
peniieniiary and costs.
State Of Ohio VS. Charles Phillips an,
Sidney Fowl, Larceny. Plead not guilty
State Of Ohio vs. Henry Fowl, larceny
Plead not guilty.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
News from the County Seat.
PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
Owen Moore appointed guardian Of
James Kennedy.
win Of VIM. NJ. Shook, deceased, late
Of Henrietta, admitted to probate. Wild.
ow elects 10 take under will.
Chauncey Wack, Of oberlin, appointed
guardian Of J. c. and Chauncy Wack.
Chas. Spitzenburg, the well-knowr
clethier Of this place, died at the Cleve
land hospital October %, where he hat
been receiving treatment for week Of
so. He leaves an estate Of about $4,000
All the relatives known te be Lying Of BIZ
are brother in Philadelphia, sister IL
Georgia and a nephew in California, Z
G. johnson was appointed administrator
Of his estate.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09
WyrOk w spraWie rzeZi Orleaiskiej.

Grand Jury W New Orleans wyda}s
wyrok we srode W sprawie lvnczowa,
MIA II w}och6w nalezacych do handy
rozb6jniczej "Mafa." Przekupnictwc
sedzi6w przysieg}ych zostaio udo,
wodnione winnymi W tenn So: To.
masz Nc Crystol, Jan Cooney, Domi-
mix G. O'Malley (detektyw), Bernard
Glaudi, karol Granger i Ferdynand
Armant. Wszyscy ci fa}szywie ze.
znawali W sadzie, a sedzi6w prey
sieg}ych przep}acili pieniedzmi, kt6'
re daio towaszystwo "Mafa." Il lyn-
czowanych II w}och6w, 8 by}o Oily
watelarni Stan6w Zjed., trzech ME.
wiadomej narodowosci. w ''lyhczu'
bra}o udzia} wsp6lnie solidarnie
5000 najpierwszych obywateli mia.
sta, vice winowajc6w wynalest ME
MONA.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09
Co DlOtki ludZkie mOga.

Kilka lat temu w Fort Collins O.
siedli} sic, VIM Avery, kt6ry re
swa iona zy} W niezgodzie. P6zn;ej
Avery zawiaza} spoke w handlu z
Franciszkiem MilIington. Millington
i zona pana Avery pokochali sic. W
Maju z. r. VIM. Avery zachorowaA
i po krotkiej chorobie umar}. w Kill
ka tygodni po pogrzebie Milling.on
poslubi} wdowe, wyjechawszy do
Hastings, Nebr. Ludzie zaczeli ga
dad, re starry Avery zosta& otruty
przez kochankow. Jak wiec Milling
ton zona powr6ci} po majowych
miesiecach do Fort Collins, to ma
tychraiast zostali aresztowani. Pro-
ces ciagna} sic do tel pory, ma kt6ry
sam Rad wyda} przesz}o $4,000.
We czwartek sad przysieg}ych wy
da} wyrok, re Millington jego iona
sa niewinni. lego samego 4dania
by}a publicznosc, kt6ra t}umme ze-
bra}a sic W sail sadowej. Ludzie k,6-
rzy moze dawniej plotki g}upkowa-
to roznosill, teraz bill W dlonie i
krzyczeli "hura," ably pochwalic wy
rok. Ma}zonkowie serdecznie sic roz-
p}akali po wys}uchaniu wyroku. Pie
niadze ktore posiadali majatek ultra.
Gill ma procesa sadowe, to coz teraz
zycie bedzie dla mich warte - ma
staros6 i W biedzie:! Coz i'm po tym
wyroku, kiedy wszystko i'm sad
"sprawiedliwy," zabrai? Oj, te plot.
ki kumoszek! oi, te g{upie sadly!
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09
WIADOMOSCI KRAJOWE.
Zofnierze W Walla.Walla palma bro
mia wystapili przeciwkO VIA.
dZOm cywilnem.

Donosza Walla Walla, re odby-
"a sic tam krwawa walka miedzy $50
zo}nierzami straza szeryfa. Szcze-
golna jest ia sprawl dlatego, il jest
to moze pierwszy wypadek, re uzbro-
jeni uniformowani zo}nierze chcieli
uzyt przemocy przeciw w}adzom
mynicypalnym. w Srode W nocv
znany grace i zawadjaka A. J. Hunt
pok4oci& sic ochotnikiem Millerem
i uderzy} 80 W twarz. Miller row
niez Huntowi wycia} policzek, po-
czem Hunt doby} revolver i Millera
zastrzeli}. Mnostwo ludzi zebra{o sic,
azeby lynchowa6 Hunta. W}adze
miejscowe zabra}y Hunta do wiezie-
MIA tam 60 strzeg}y. U ludnosci
tymczasem m6wiono lychowaniu,
a szeryf .obawiajac sic napadu, "a
przysiag1 pewna ilost obywateli ma
pomocnik6w, uzbroif ich W strzelby
i ustawi} ich W wiezieniu rozkazem
strzezeaia wieznia ma kazdy spos6b.
Dzis W nocy oko4o $50 zoinierzy oto-
czy}o wiezienie zadali wydania
Hunta. Szeryf odm6wi}: zaczeto rzu-
ca6 ma siel'ie obelgami, kilku roz-
draznionych pomocnikow szeryfa
strzelAo do zo}nierzy, poczem ci o.
statni odpowiedzieli ca}a saliva. De-
pesze donosza, re oko}o 6 ludzi 70
sta}o zabitych wielu ranionych, ME
donosza jednak, czy byli mimi oby-
watelc, czy zo}nierze. Donosza tez,
re po strzelaniu zo}nierze zdobvli
wiezienie Hunta zastrzelili.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09
GfupOta / fatWOwiernOSG kObiet.

Codzieh telegramy donosza licz-
nych wypadkach, ze zonaci mezczy-
mi dwodza kobiety, jednak ME
jest to przestroga wystarczajaca dla
m}odych kobiet. M}oda, niedoswiad-
czona panna, ME jest W stanie roze-
znawac charakterow prawdziwych
u}udnych - ufa tylko slowom ktore
jej sic podobaja,'Pewna m}oda ko-
beta z Toledo zapozna}a sic podr6-
zujacym agentem, ten sobie niej
zartowa}, ale ona wierzy}a W to jako
W rzeczywistosd. Wyjecha}a re swym
kochankiem do miasta Richmond, W
Wirginji, tam sic dowiedzia}a cd
swego "mi}ego,'' re juz mu zbrzyd}a.
Policja sic jej nieszczesciem zaopie-
kowafa i odes}a}a ia nazad do Toledo
do rodzicow. Uwodziciel przepad1
jak kamief1 W wodzie.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09
PRZEsTEPsTwA WYPADKI.
Dcwcipny rozb6jnik meksykaiski-Za
1puszczanie chihczyk6w aresz.
tOwanO2 = urzednik6w.

Podczas CRY W karty W Steuben-
vile, o., George Burke zabi{ Karola
Mahen.
Ma farmie niedaleko Burlington,
Ia, podczas kiotni o jar7mo we sro-
de syn zabif ojca, Georgia. Noah.
Sad przysieg&ych W Filadelfji wy
da} wyrok skazujacy J6zefa Benche-
ra ma kars smierci "a zab6jstwo Den
nisa Crowley.
krystjan Oelslager w Greenville,
o., skazany zostal "a morderstwo ma
powieszeme w dniu 7 Sierpnia. Cd
wyroku zaapelowaf.
Komisarz emigracyjny W Dakocis,
+. H. Hagerty, zosta} aresztowany
"a przyw}aszczenie sobie pieniedzy
nalezqcych do skarbu.
Murzyn Bill Taylor W Franklin,
Tenn, wywleczony zostai cell vie
ziennej powieszony przez ttum ma
drzewie, "a zastrzelenie policjanta.
Dw6ch murzyn6w: George Lee i
Edward Nichols zostali aresztowanl
w Danville, Ky, "a zamordowanie
murzyna VIM. Taylor, W Louisville,
W ub. niedz;ele.
w okolicach Verbena, Tenn, 90
spodaruja handy rozb6jnicze. Me
dawno rabusie napadli ma miyn p.
Lewihskiego zabrali wszystko, co
mla{o jaka wartost.
w Port Townsend. Wash, aresz
towany zostai adwokat Turnbull i
pomocnik kolektora pogranicznego
Wood, "a to re pozwalali chihczykom
wchodzld do Stan6w Zjed. Ia op}ata
od $50 do 800 Cd C}owy.
Przez sad powiatowy w Manches-
ter, KY, bedzie obecnie rozpatrywa-
nych - spraw morderstwa pope}-
nione W jednym powiecie Clay. Lu-
die tamtejsi ME znaja jak sic zraje,
piatego przykazania boskiego.
w Sioux Fall, S. D., sqdzono pc
wnego indjanina "a zab6jstwo lieu.
tenanta Casey. III sedzlow by{o "a
TEN, re indjanin pope}nif morder-
stwo, jeden, re nasta}o przypadko-
we zab6jstwo. Wyroku vice ME wy
dano.
Dw6ch z}odziei spotkato sic W le-
sic w g6rach Cumberland, wycelo-
wall do siebie, razem wystrzel'li o
baj padli razem trupami. Nazwiska
ich: Jim Jackson Jim Crabtree. Po-
licja ich d}ugo poszukiwaia, ale ME
mog}a ich ujat.
JaHis meksykahski rozb6jnik ma
szed} dom pewnej amerykanki, pod
czas nieobecnosci jej rneza, W East
Del Rio. Siekiera rozcia& jej glove,
cia}o poraba} W kawaiki. Ma scia-
ME napisa} krwia swej o6ary: "Swie-
re mieso ma sprzedaz.'
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09
ksiadZ przeciw strajkerOm.

Redakcje AMERyK1 odwiedzif we
czwartek p. A. Lewandowski, z
Broad, Pa, kt6ry powraca} Chica-
go obchodu, jako delegat pensyl-
vahski. Opowiada{ nam, ze strajk W
koksiarniach ME przedstawia sic tax
jak opis"ja gazety kapitalistyczne.
Choc kompanje sprowadzaja DUO
w}och6w ma miejsce strajker6w, to
iednak i'm mimi ME idzie pomvsl-
ME. Ksiadz polski Smolarz namawia
robotnik6w, ably sic poddali kompa-
nji.-To wystapienie ks. SIN. div
ME sic przedstawia: Robotnicy, kt6-
rzy potrafa budowac gmachy, kt6rzy
wiedza jak zap1acit ksiedzu pensje,
kt6rzy wiele lat koks wyrabiaja,
ktorzy wiedzieli zawsze wiele ich
praca warta-teraz ME maja juz tego
wiedzicc bez ksiedza-teraz ich
ksiadz musi nanczyt, co maja robic
jak! Ksiadz powinien dbac tylxo
O dobro religji, baczyc, ably lud sic
ME demoralizowas, ale ME powinien
wdawac sic do strajku, gdzie sam.
robotnikiem ME jest. w sprawach
religijnych ludzie powinni ksiedza
s}uchac, ale W sprawie strajku pra-
cy, to ksiadz uie vie tyie co robotni-
cy. zal nam tylko, ze ksiadz rozdwa-
ja silly przyczynia sic do upodlenia
robotnik6w.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09

You might just as we'll set
a hen ON china eggs and expect
to hatch q brood of chickens as
to do successful business with.
out advertising.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09
Nova sekta.

w Pike powiecie, Pa, powsta}a
nova religijna sekta. Ma nazwe "an-
ticypatorzy'' i robi szybkie postepy.
Jej za{ozyciel, farmer Zacharjasz
Meyers, twierdzi, ze gdy by} zatru-
dniony oraniem, gesta cbmura spus.
CHA sic ma ziemiei zatrzyma}a sic
pred MIN. 4 niej wychodzi} g}os O.
swiadczajacy:s :s:Nie boj sic! MIN stu
lecle sic, ukohczy, SWAT zaginie i
ludzkosc zostanie zniszczona. Idz i
powiedz ludziom swoim, re maja sic
przygotowa6 ciagda modlitwa. SWAT
Jest Lynn. Smierdzi az pod niebiosa
re swa zdroznoscia." So jednak lu-
die, ktorzy mu wierza.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1891-05-09
WOleli SmierC niz g{6d.

Polski robotnik MARGIN Kapota, z
powodu strajku W koksiarniach pen
sylwahskich, pusci} sic pieszo z iona
i trojgiem dzieci Harisburga, Pa,
do Chicago, ILL.,, ale tam roboty
ME mog} znalesc. Grozila i'm g}odo-
wa smierc, nadzieje W pomoc cal
kowicie stracili, postanowili wiec
wszyscy razem wskoczy6 do rzeki i
utopic sic. q woody wyratowa}a ich
po!icja zaprowadzi}a do aresztu.
W1adze obiecuja wystara6 sic ro-
bote dla biednego Kapoty.