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name over hundred such who draw over
twenty five dollars d week. 1t may sur.
prise many to know that there Il one
girl not yet thirteen who already owns 1.
spacious homestead. the purchase money
OF which she earned herself, and her moth
er tells me that she has put enough away
from last seasons business to pay for Ger
tain corner lot and build d house thereon.
OF course this girl Is Elsie Leslie. whose
summer home at Lake st. Catherine IS one
OF the pretticst spots in the mountains Of
Vermont. ..
1t is not generally known that Elsie and
Mark Twain are partners, but the fact is
Elsie has been Il shareholder in 'Prince
and Eauper" for more lllan il year, and
Prince and Pauper" Was one of the sue.
cessful plays on the road last season, II is
amusing to see these two partners at work
together, the dear old grizzcd head Of
Mark Twain and the golden curls OF Elsie
buried together over roll of manuscript
making changes here and there, the child
coulidngly Offering suggestions for ultcra-
tions, and the white haired author devout-
~ using the blue pencil with implicit faith
III her judgment In fact, Mark Twain
declares that his partner has done more to
make the play presentable than either he
or Mrs. Richardson .4%s& ...
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HIS mother was
one of a Welsh
family that To-
Gated there in 1915,
and his father was
q lawyer, brolS er
and money lender
The oldest son was
n noted debauchee
for years, was then
cent to a meric;,
By his fnniily as /,
measure of re-
form. joined the
Federal army and
died during the
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billiard and pool
room. and in ad-
dition to q full
line of magazines
and newspapers
there is a library
of reference of no
mean value. 1t is
proposed soon to
add to the side
board u sort of
.'Gridtlle clu b''
feature, through
which means it is
hoped to bring the
members more
closely tptra,,ner
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A BULLET CLOSED MS CAREER.
The Sensational Suicide Of The Once Pow

The Sensational Suicide of the Once Pow
erfui General I:ouinnser.
Balmaceia and Boulanger have chosen
the ancient heroic road out of the world
III suicide CAN ever be an act Of dignity
there was something dignified in their
deaths, but there is this important differ
cnce Balmaceda killed himself to escape
death Mt the hands OF the people, while
Boulanger fired the fatal bullet into his
head at the grave of his former mistress,
though he was free to live and was In no
distress except from grief.
Georges Ernes. Jean Marie Boulanger
was born at Rennes. in Brittany. in 1887
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Matthew, WHO Is shorter Frs u3. w.
and stouter than his brothers, has no
trouble in establishing his identity. The
anniversary banquet was attended by
Il large number of people. There were
music, feasting and speeches, and the
triplcts climbed on table and rendered
several old fashioned songs in manner to
elicit applause,
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Passenyer-Is this ticket good to stop
off?
Conductor Yes'm. But it won't be good
to git on ngan.--New York Weekly.
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CHILDREN WHO ARE RICH
THEY HAVE ACHIEVED FAME AND
FORTUNE ON THE STAGE,

Elsie Leslie, Mark Twnfn's Little Part.
ner, Is Real Estate Owner-Gertie
Hotnan Buys plays-F1ossie Ethyl, Dot
Clarendon and Little Tuesday.
copyright. 1891, by American Press Associa-
ton.
wonder If theater goers ever stop to
think OF the number of children who sup.
port themselves by acting children who
draw regular salaries sufficiently large to
support not only themselves, but those
who care for them also. am sure ! could
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July ., ISL, III
Lenox. Madison
county, n. y, and
obtained his cdll-
cation there and
in the Oneida Con-
ference seminary
ut CnZenoviu. He
was reared Il farm
er, nn'i that re-
nainea his husi-
ness till 1851, when
he retired from
active life. lie was
a delegate to the
first Republican
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AAit1'ANSl III
speaking Of his bi-
chloride of gold.
II will" he says,
take any drunk :
ard who has been
d e bau C Ii ed and
soitlen for twenty
years and max c
him sober in m
hour. ! will cut
Short his worst
spree in two hours.
| will take him to
perfec t sobricty
without DprvpI1S
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CulY:Ii.Ilice.

Cowardice? Yes, we are cowurds; towards
from cradle to bier,
And the terror of life grows upon us MS we
grow year by year;
Our smiles are but trembling rippics, urged on
by Il subtide of fear.
And hence. or at substance or shadow wc start,
though scarce know why.
Life seems like II haunted wood, where we
trcmtir und crouch and cry,
Beast. or rob!,2r. or ghoSt-our courage is still
to fly
Alfred Austin.
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With canteens empty and knapsacks living on
the grnnni in camp when we marched
Corporal llunt had stood beside me all through
=, the light its our men went down
lhat tau, I'inc grain III its long swsths king
he earth where it had been brown
Ihe cleft twis,s dropped from the trees above
US, cut by the bullets which whistled
there
And with lahared breathing we clambered for
"a'h' hlh''erilS sometimes n curse or
prayer
Little JACK Twn->ticks, the colnpany's dram
lner-yna Sre we had nicknumes among
the bays
Was drummn. i,way at my lief, and h.,,i,,
to 'leuicn the Shrek of those leadcn tovs
JACK vas Il la. and IL little fellow about the
size ot my youngest girl
hao ieit at ilpme; eycS The same rolor, and
hair that was always frying to curl.
Look Ut tia, boy. tile corporal shouted
Look n that little chap drumming
away
And We sort of smiled III each others faces
iie takes il rs cool as if it were plar"
Aha the pewter Eriined iaee Of the corporal
sptienrl then suddenly hardened, and
dowilahr fc.l.
What! HINT. are ynI; iit:.' Hut he made no
answer and heard i'll the front the rebel
yell
And onr epluuel shoute,l charge bayonets.
... ine'!, | rn=hr'i through the ,hicket to
lI TAX. my part.
Leaving tla corporal lyin4 ,!uict win, n NINA
bali l@ige in his gallant heart
We fought ami we won witA the little handful
left q! "t:r srarc old Company &.
Our colonel dropped. half rose, and shouted
"Fo.iV" thrtn, boys Not a man stays
With me-
'u' after tilrritunhn hnI stopped their rattle,
ana htttr Me bullets had ceased their
play
And we searched for our comrades, heard the
drumming If li1tlr lack Two-Stcks Ear
Queer that Jack wasn't NJ with the company,
as the sharp ',too Of his drum we heard,
But It Suddenly changed 10 Il nlulllcd long roll
and five Of us started without Il word
an" i,as& sIiaG6Ms. There. with his DNck to a
fallen tree
And six Of his comrades dead around him, lie
was hr;,t;l-, The long, roll for Company G.
wig. Jack old chap, ara you hur,:" We qucs-
toned lis jacket WAS torn and the front
was red.
though, Of my girl as watched hin family
beating the long roll there to the dead.
"Ilow did it gn-who beats'' he whispered
We saved the day at the last-wc WON'T
Write to mother about it'-his hands fell life
less, and little Jack Two-Sticks' drum
ming was done
The night came ,!uwn with its blessed quiet
and said IL prayer for my little girl.
And the little chap III the darkness sleeping
with hair too stitfcncd with blood to curl.
But of nj! the sights that the Wilderness shad-
were trying to hide the smoke
clouds fled.
The saddcst OF all was that little fellow beat
ing the long roll there for the dead.
. m Marion Nanyiile.
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Tue bath should never be taken on n
full stomach, nor immediately before II
meal, as further power is needed for other
purposes under such circumstances.
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1t Is II Prosperous Organization, with
Growing ID l,I.rS IN

The San Francisco Press club has l59
members at present. and OF this :!unber
perhaps half are actively employed on the
city papers. The club occupies commod-
GUS quarters. There is a well equipped
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a Monument and Sepulchcr for Coluinb bus

"A
Last February, by royal order the gov
crnEent Of Spain invited the artists Of
that Kingdom tucompetc for the honor of
erecting sepulchrr for the remains OF
Columbus. in the nave of the cathedral ut
Havana, and also for the erection of Il
monument properly commcmorating the
discovery Of America in the Central park
of the same city. For the sepulcher the
sum of S'O,CtO was appropriated, and $l0u,,
100 for the monument, with the additional
sum Of SGGU us prize for the author OF the
plan second in merit. The designs were
submitted To the Royal academy, Of San
Fernando, Spain. which has awarded the
contract for the sepulcher to Don Antonio
Melidn and that for the monument to An
tonic Susillo. The second prize of 5000 Is
given to Antonio Alsna for his design for
the sepulcher 1t is announced that the
work will commence at once.
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little Jack Two-Stjcks.

twas a terrible day, and we spent it fighting
the third division of Hills command
IN Inc Wilderness: hen, just ns night was fall
ing. we finished theconlbut hand to hand.
Our ranks were Ihnu"d. and the men had fast
ed hour after houruf the hard fought day.
'h eahteens empty and knapsacks lying on
the grnnn'l in camp when we marched
away
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New YurIS,s Prohibition Leader

Joseph w. Bruce, Prohibitionist candi-
date for governor of New York, was born
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stnte cOnvcntlon JOSEPH ". HltUCE
held in New York, and continued active in
that party till 1878, when he decided That
the time had come to make temperance the
great issue.
AS IL Republican he held no Office, save
that of postmaster. AS Prohibitioni4t
he has been II member of the state com
mittce. Mr.. Bruce is is a widowcr and re-
sides at C;lnastota, Madison county, is IL
member of the First Congregational church
of that place aud superintendent of the
Sunday school
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LES

of diueasa or GENERAL EoULANCEn
wounds is net recorded The noted Bou
langer entered the military school of ST.
Cyr mt seventeen, and after graduating
went into active service, winning his first
honors in the Italian war of 1850 and re-
ceivcd serious wound Mt Turbigo
In 1860 he was Il lieutenant and rs such
went to Cochin China. where he greatly
distinguished himself and WIS made a
captain. He was major when the war OF
1870 began and behaved 50 we'll that lie
was given 4 colonelcy, He was publicly
thanked skill and bravery in the defense
of Paris In 1850 he was made brigndier
general and given a command in Tunis,
but it appears that about this time his am
bition made him nsllbordnatc, and he
WAS transferred 10 the war Office III 1885
he became minister ot war
In This position his lntrigues became no
torious lie had married wealthy lady,
but they now separated and he entered on
his wild struggle for popular leadership
lie seemed gifted with the power Of win
nin- the admiration nmu support of nl
Whn Hssoclhftti With hin, especially Won
en- The wealthy Duchnsse dtEzcs placed
her torinueat his disposal, and some 81 800,
011 Of it was spent in creating "A party, the
grosaest corruption being practiced The
government became alarmed. and sup,
pressed the Iatriotc league whicf was
forming to snppoft i'ouans,er il Inv de-
Signs Tor power and revenge upon Ger
many .""
lie Bray General was the popular hero
aud was elected deputy by enormous ma
lorities The government ordered Il prose
cutIon on charges Of nalfcasance IN Office
He fed and his followers were disheart
fitlptl JilrD "a ft,1,t ;t,,,
Les Goulisse de Boulangis,ne,n giving
full account OF his intrisues and the fraud
on the Duchesse 'Uzes, and the party was
crushed For awhile lie consoleti himself
il the society Of Nine. de E3onremain at
Brussels. She died a few months ago He
sank into i hopeless melancholy and Killed
himself at her grave .|
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DnG Woman.


Let the curtain fall
Over her pail
That is all
She had no glorious name;
Hers was the humber fame
10 live in solitude.
Cnwrt, and there do good,
AS women do
Whose lives are true,
Whose hearts are wrung,
Whose nerves unstruns:
Who suffered every ill
And yet are still
She watcrcd the years
With her tears:
Her hands were ever stretched to bless
Some ono in greater wretchedncss,
II such there were. She did not ask;
She only knew her task
And did it: not as any man
Only as God and woman can.
Let the curtain fall
Over her pail
That is ull. w. II. hampton.
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And with lnhnreh breathing; wc clumbrred for,
@# "arh, Hulierins sometimes Il curse or
trt,r ,
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Queer that Jack wasn't NJ with the COMPANY,
as the s!Gtri, tattoo of his drum we heard,
But It suddenly changed 10 nill,lel long roll,
and live OF It's started without Il word
''' iesS sli.itiow- There, w,itll his DAck to q
fallen tree.
And six Of his comrades dead around him, ho
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

plSlIla llautO uOual)Slily SWO
je.
| TAX, niewlas ia re sElrzy
diam we frygijsklei czapeczct
otrzYmafa im1e ,,Angehka. :.
Bezbo2nego ne ma W ten
nc, 2e kobiecie przypra wiono
skrzydfa, 4eby to tylko W
rzeczywlstosci mona zrobic,
ileby Esszych ko5ietek chcialo
mice, pewnie bez liku.
Bee skrzydet sa niekt ore, a
i tax uclekaja. Dale] postat
,,Angelikl" mysl nasza prze-
rzucila przez ocean W strony
rodzlnne.
W starym kraju BOWEN
W Jednym z wlejskich kos
cl6lkow widziaiem statue ze
skrzydfaml ma samym wierzchu
oftarza. Myslafem sobie, acha
to sw. Michaf. Gdy raz kos.
clot odnawlano wewnatrz, be.
dAc ma rusztoWaniu, hblizyfem
sic ku oltarzowi ku menu
zdzlwIenlu spostrzegtem sw.
Weronike.
Ale5 la swiela nie miafa
si1rzydei? Tu malsrz wYjasnll
pow6d znaczeuie nowlac
), ,RzeZblarz 1 wykonawca tego
oftava byf W nienaiym k}o-
pocie co zroblc proanem
m'elscem II gory; ably tako-
we zapelnlc, po prostu przy
plaI duze SIX: lydia sw. Wero.
nee 20 krzyku."
Jednak W dobrel w,erze
10 o n a Fl d a) mkt sic ME
gorszy, mkt ME szemrze, tax
sto' oitarz JUL cd nlepamlet-
nych czas5w dobrze jest.
Ma medafu p. Sfupskiego,
podobnego cos zaszfo, ale
hadz co badz Jest On W isto-
cIe bardzo elegancklm i artys-
tycznle wykonar YIN tax, lie
male przeciwienstwo wydatne-
20 biustu ze skrzydefk ami
l.'l1ne W calei harmon;i a
pochian1a je tez po czesci tega
tusza ,,Angel,kl." Uwagi mad
medalem byfy ponlekqd dru-
ga rozprawa W naszeJ uroczys
tosri, = Zwlazkowe I1rzvze
pomDalny, tal<le same, tylko
emaliowane, MONA latwo WI.
dz'ec u konduktorow kole]o-
wych, jako odznake nalezenia
do Templaryuszow lub pobra-
tymcow sekty masonow.
Po pofudniu niespodzlewa,
ME W nasz program dostalo
sic czytanie listu Cd naszych
zna]omych dnia poprzedaiego
otrzymanego. List ten zawle-
rat, Jak zwykle, najplerw po-
wszechne W caiej polsce
,,Pochwalony Jezus Chrystus"
pozdrowienie braterskie opls
rrocesu, przvgotowawczego
do obcho 1u 3 Maja.
W pewnem miescIe, ktorego
nle wyn.1eniamy, przebywa
wlelka 'losc naszyrh Rodakow.
Mala kllkapascie lowarzystw,
plekny Koscioi, szkoie polskq
hale, dom dla siostr, orkles.
tire, W ogole wszystko, ma co
checI ] praca zdobyc sic mo-
ga.
Towarzystwa iedne naleza
DO Zwlqzku N. p, vice rozu-
mic sic czlonIlowle lch odbie-
ralq Zgodq "a nikla miesiecz-
me | 2 mel czerpla zapas
ralinowego patryotyzmu, Resi-
TIA towar2ystw do owei po :
wszechale . ndobrego apety-
tn" znanej lnstytucyl ME no.
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Obch6d 3. Maia
W dW0ch.

Bez wielk1ch przygotowaf
na zewnatrz, bez k1otnl ko.
lnlte.ow zgodzll'smy sic rocz.
nice jak najuroczyscle) obchv.
dzic.
BYfo mas tylko dwoch nu
farmie.
Zapchanl W od!egfe katy,
oddzleleni cd znajomych, lie
majqc sposobnosci, by tn lub
owdzie przyiaczy6 s,e do ma
szych9 po KrotkieJ debacie ma
diva cay trzy tygodnle ufozy
lismy program obchodu W
dw6ch, ktorego bylismy
mad podzlw zadowolen.
M6wia, ze tires faciunt
collegium" (;rzech tworzy to
warzystwo rnafe), mas by!o
dwoch, ale Maj 8 dopefnif 10
wem dodawaniem grono ma
SIZE.
Il rama wyruszylismy do
kosclola, gdzie wysluchane
mszy sw. ma intencye Narodu
Polskiego stanowifo poczatek
uroczystosci.
Po powrocie do domu ME
llsmy rozprawe hlstorycz-
ma.
Przebleg dzie)ow droglel
Ojczyzny do nadanla konsty-
tucyl 8 Maja, upadek nlepo-
dlegfoscl, pr6by wysilenia
bohaterow naszycb cclem od-
zVskauia praw swolch, obec-
ny stan przedewszystklem
podstepne wyzyskanie pod
danstwa ma korzysc obcych
rzadow, zaieiy nam n1emal try
godzlnF czasu.
Rozmowa toczyfa sic po-
wa2nie =! W zwiazku, niebyia
mieszanina zgodnych i sprzecz-
nYch zdah, ale z nastepstwem,
ktorego ostatnim punktem
byfy siowa ,Zyimy nad2leia
i pracujmy dIa OjczyznY, lie sill
many bysmy NE zasluzyI
IA lmle plemleniA bezc2ynue-
60.
Domu naszego wpraw die
ME przyst"oiIlsmy W narodo,
we flag, W z'eleh i wlehce, ale
"a to caly dzlei medal Z trojj-
kolo,owa wstazeczka zdob}
piers nasz9.
Przypomnlal sic nam cara
zem dz1ph rocznicy zawarcia
Unn Pelski L'twy l Rusi W
1854, % podobny medal IA
pamiatSe otrzymalsmy.
Tax wiec diva historyczne
fakta przez przodkow dokona-
ne ztaczone re sobq przedsta
willy nam wlelkosc swietnosc
Polskl, Q ktorych dzlslaj "a :
ledwie marzyc wolno.
Go do medalu, to tel ME
zaniechallsmy kilku nastepu-
lacych uwag. = Pochodzil on
z Phlladelphil Cd p. Siupski,s-
go.
W porownauiu do No~o.
iorskiego lub zwiazkowego 2
Chicago w5da1 sic nam maj
p'eknlrJsAyD, co kazdY b-z
zhprzeclon'a przyzna.
MOI towarzysz. uczciwy czle-
czyna, bez 2oici jak m6wia,
przypiql swoi re NINA razem /
wlecel sic O n!ego ME lrosz,
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KRONIkA PRZYGODNA.

CzYlelnlKOW W10ruS0 bardZO
zadziwl ze do tel kronik;
przygodnej bardzo sp6znio
nel, blore asumpt meza, kt6.
ry AMI do wysluchanych sztuk
pieknych, ami do wyzszego
patryotyzmu, ami nawet do
politycznycb gadek pretens!i
ME mlal.
Vice mole ME jeden 2
was pomysIi sobie i zapyta:
]akim sposobem ia wesz wesz-
Ia do kromkarsklego kozucha!!
Ola porownania, panowie-
mann BOWEN drugiego meza
IA okH, ktory lubo wysluchaf
sztuk p1eknych, zbolale nosi
"a olczyzne piersi, rozmaite
po obchodach gadki gada, po
s25 Ia sztuke - )ednakowo&
ma tyle plerwszym stron
wsp6lnych, 1e mowiac @ jed
nyln, ublizy'oby sic drugIemu
przemilczajac jego osobe.
Plerwszym z tych mezow
Jest nieod2afowanei cyrkuso-
wei pamlecl Barnum; dru-
gim wielk, gruby patryota
re spiczasta brodka, zbolateml
pierslami i t. d.-Barnum q.
N. P.-z reszta wy 60 wszys-
cy znacle. boo to przecle o.
doba naszego, polsko amery
kahsklego cyrku.
Dfugo medytujac moja
kronlkarska mozgownlce su
szac mad natura istota umle.
: letnosci ludzklch, przyszedfem
nareszcie do tego pewnlka, ma
ktory kazdy polsko-amery-
kahskl fiiozof -polltYk chet-
ME sic zgodzi, ze: poniewa2
W ka&dej wledzy umie]etnos.
ci jest wlele humbugu, ola
czegoz by l sam humbug ME
miai bye pewnym rodzajem
umlejetnoscl ! wiedzy. Dow odl
nam tego Barnum, ten pred.
stawiclel amerykahskiego hum.
bugu par excellence; dowodz1
nam tego cd dziewieclu la,
Barnum Zwiazku N. P. a
szczegolnle dowiodf nam "
swojej ostatniej, ma obchodzie
stuletniej rocznicy konstytu.
cyl 8 Maja W Chicago, gadce
politycznej pewnem zabaw.
nem intermezzem po obcho-
die.
Barnum ME 2yje-tak pi.
sally przynaimniej anglelskle
dziennlk,; ale ]ak tn wlerzyG-
czy / smierG czasem jego ME
jest humbugiem?--Barnun q
N, P. prowadzi a la Barnum
cyrkowo-polltyczny korow6d
po Chicagosklem b]oc1e--tsk
jak opetany Tomasz soble te
60 zyczyf i mlaf do P. 7. sza.
nownej pubIcznosci, jak pisze
szan. Zgoda- wymowna i wy
gadana gadke, wediug kt6re;
zelektryzowany narod, ju2
kleple kosy, robi proch (na
ullcy P. r. i t. d. ably pol
ske odbudowac ma drugi rok.-
Czy i to czasem ME humbugt
Barnum, humbuglsta firs
cl a s, wynalazca dNenni
karskiej reklamY, wywiodf W
pole dwIe polkule swIata OBJ
darl. Ia pomoc9 @wodniczycE
mamldel zamienra1 po mis-
traowsISu giupore, iatwowler
nose i ciekawoSG IudZkq nG
mihony dolar6w, Pogromce
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22

! Ma trzy mieslace czy tax
Jakos zawlazano wspolny ko-
mitet dla urzadzenia obchodu.
Zwiazkowym ojdano pierw.
szenstwo czy1l ,prym" albo
"re5j, Z" ably ME narzeka!i, ze
mimi pogardzaja, gdz'e sic da.
Owoz ci pauow'e zaprawle-
nj na dobre patryotyzmem
Zgody, jak ,,plckels" angel
skle octem, zaraz IA pierw-
szem posiedzenlu zapowledzie-
Ii gra n d obchod ma mai
wyasza skaIe. Wszystko mlafo
sic po ostatnia petelke ma 8
Maj wymuskac i wystrych.
| nae.
Hale postanowiono wynajac,
ably tysiace ludu s'e pomiesci-
to, (swcJa byia "a mafa); da-
le3 m'eli rycerze wystapl6 na
konlach mNlach; p'knlk, teatr,
splewy, htuzyISa i to i owo
obiecano.
JUL ]uz a obch6d by} pew.
ny jak cztery a cztery (po
zwiazkcn emu) Jest piec, ale
Ia darmo tel parady ME moi
M byio zrobic.
Dlatego kazdy mla1 dat
tylko pu pare dolarow ia re-
ce sekretarza. Zwiazkowl tax
uchwallll. ma co bez oporu
inni zgodzill sic, DO mowill
do slebie rpewnie yak ma bye
co to mech bedzle, iezeli 7lc,
to tel wlelkie"
10 ostatnie bardzo przYpa-
do ZwlazKowym do gustu,
pon'ewaz na cichem niezu-
pelnem zebraniu na)nlezawod.
mel 2 patryotyzmu Cd Zgody
nabytego obch6a puscili ma
cztery wlatrY.
Za przykiadem swych star.
szych porzuclIi 60, gdyz ME
zapowiadal przecle grubego
zysku.
W mg'uienin Okla wystano
po tax chwalebnel decyzyl
jednego W urzedewym charak.
terze ,,Woznego", ktory na
oslo poobjezdzai wskazane
mleszkanla czfonkow komltetu
a tym wreczy1 akt sp:sany IA
pokatnem zebraniu.
0 takim skutKu patryotyz-
mu ratinowego W tabryce Cry
gil. Nickiego ct Comp. m'eIl
niektorzy przeczucie, ktore
ich ME zwodzlfo darmo, skoro
zwlazkowi wielkle) chmury
sprowadzlll maiy deszcz, ro-
biac z siebie tylko ostemplo-
wanycE blaZn0w.
Kiedy sic juA nareslcle pro-
cesye 2 osiem skonczyiy
zwiazkowi powledzieli soble
,,ales my sic la uczciwVch
dud6ow wyklerowall," wtedv
zawiazano nowy komltet, iuz
hez patryotycznych dudk kow, i
ia obchod przygotowafa sic
Polonla, Ia laki ia STAG tylko
byfo. Nadto wplaty wynoslty
ME wiele, ME byly wygorowa-
ne wcaie, DO tez Mkt ME
liczy1 ia korzysG.
ZwiaaNowi mieli powazule
pospuszczaG nosy ma kwinte
czYli 2 rozdartem zboInlem
screen rocznlcq swleci6.
Ma zakohczenie naszego OBJ
chodu spolilismy wiecz6r XII
iIa ogni sztucznych prey spie
vie ,Bo4e cos Polske" /
wiele innych patryotycznych
piesni, 20 ktorych smacznle sic
nam spaio.
PLACCIE "a WIARUSA