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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-04
THE NATIONAL GAME.

THE New York and Pennsylvania base
ball Leagne has dIsbanded.
TIE Chicago Club has signed Vic kerry and
Shriver. the battery o. the Milwaukee Ciuo.
aAyLox. of the Pittsburgs. has made on
an average more than one hit game TINS
season
THE New York Club has signed Arthur
Garrison to pitch He Is 3 brother OF John
GARRISON, the Boston pitcher.
S1cHoI. of the Bostons has won seven
consecutive victories from FAStsourg TINS
season and none from the Chicagos.
CAPTAIN AxsoS, of Chicago. is showing
his colts that he knows bow 70 play oaseoah
as well as tell how it ought TO be played
CAPTAIN EWING has only played in ten
games. but he leads the New York team In
batting averages in spite OF his glass
arm.
NIcoLL. the boy pitcher OF the Chicago
nine mas a remarkably effective incurve,
which not only deceives the batsnan but the
umpire as well.
RICHARDSON. of the New Yorks, now has
the record for single nine inning game on
second base. He accepted thirteen plays
without an error.
DELL DARLING, who signed with s.. Louis
a few days ago, was under Couliskey's
management last season aud was for several
years with Anson's team.
MCALEER and Davis, who guard left and
centre field, respectively, for the Cleveland
team, work together better than any other
outfelders in the League.
VETERAN GEORGE WRIGHT, the king Of
shortstops" in his day, thinks that the Dos
ton Association team can outplay any other
team in the League or the Association.
PITCHER INKS, who the Pittsburgs secured
from the Duluth Club, is a left handed
twirler He was with the Chicagos part OF
last season, but has since improved remark
ably.
PITCHER GLEASON, of Philadelphia, al
ways feels sore after every defeat, and in
day in order to ''get square" with his oppo-
nents
ZIMMER, who has been back stop in about
ninety games played by the Cleveland team
this year, is trying to equal his record of last
year, when he caught in lis consecutive
games feat unequalled in the history of
baeeball.
THE latest IDEAL" in baseball is the abau-
donment of Cincinnati by the American As
ISOLATION and the substitution of Milwaukee.
Some of the Cincinnati Clubs players went
TO Milwaukee. Captain Kelly goes to the
Boston Association Club.
HARRY" WRIGHT has some unique ideas
about handling his pitchers. He makes all
of them put the ball over the plate and in
Weighs against bases on balls. He insists
upon speed and makes a particular point
about watching base runners.
STATISTICS of the field work done by the
League players in the various positions Nd
to recent date show that Buckley, of New
ork, leads the catchers; Reilly, of Cincin-
natl. the second basemen; Bassett, Of New
York, third basemen; Glasscock, of New
York, shortstops: McAleer, of Cleveland,
leftfelders; Griffin, of Brooklyn, centre
fielders; Thompson, of Philadelphia, right
fielders and Rusie, of New York, the pitch
ers.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-04
NATIONAL LEAGuE RECORD.
CABINET MINISTER KILLED,
The English Postmaster-General
Struck by Lightning

The British Postmaster General, the Right
Hon. H. c. Raikes, is dead. Mr.. Raikes.
who was just recovering from an indisposi-
ton, went out walking in London, when he
received a severe electric shock during a
thunder storm.
He was Immediately taken to his home and
medical assistance promptly submitted. Ill
ness, however, had SO exhausted the Post
master General that his strength was insult
hclent to enable him to meet the sudden and
terribly exacting demand thus made uponi it.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-04

Rsactcs TN Pssauotank, Per1uImams. Chowan,
les, Hartford, Washington and Tyrrell Counties,
Mmd I'm Supreme Court of the State.
References-Chief Justice Smith, Raleigh, n. c.;
q w. Grandy a. Sens, Exchange Naion il Bank.
Gorfoik Va: whedbee IL Dickinson, Elliott Bros.
baltimore, Md, and VIM. stowe, Boston, Mass.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
For Chief Judge
or TIE
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Maryland:
Col, |. Allison Wilmer,
Alliance Politicians.


We have been informed by those high
in Alliance counscls that the statement
which recently went the rounds Of the
press in this country, and on which we
made editorial comment, that the Texas
State Alliance had met in convention
and adopted resolutions denouneing the
principle alliance doctrines, was entirely
false, and circulated by designing politi-
clans to injurc the order. That the
meeting Of Alliancemen was held is not
denied, but. that they represented any
State, or the order, is, and IL is asserted
that the acton Of this baud Of Demo-
cratic politicians who call themselves
AlIiancemen will be denounced BY the
Texas State Alliance az lis annual meet
ing which takes place on the 18th Of
August.
While we were led estray by the pub.
LEGATIONS, which appeared in all the prom
ineut journals If the country, in making
the statement that such had been the ac-
ton of the Texas State Alliance, We
were not wrong in our conclusions, aud
this is proven by the action of tue Ali
ance Democratic politicians in Texas,
that there were in the order in ,hc
South, thousands Of Democrats who viii
stand by Alliance principles so long as
they do not conflict with the Dem )craic
party, bSt when they do, those gentle
men will denounce the sub-trea.ury or
any other plank IN the platform Of their
Alliance, and will, Ms many Democrats
in the order here at home publicly as
sert they will do, use their own jnJg
ment; in other words they will not stand
by Allilnce candidates and principles it
there is the slightest probability of con-
fict with the Democratic party. There
can be no question that The order was or
gained, 10 the estimation Of the above
described class of Democratic gentlemen,
for the sole purpose of break ny up the
Republican party and not to remedy leg
is,ation. State and national. which it is
believed by many sincere men Of both
old parties bears unequally on the farmer
Alliancemen should watch closely their
Democratic brethren who, apparently
are striving only for an advantage to the
Democratic party regardless of Alliance
doctrines or principles.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
No. ~ Equity.
J. Walter Carpenter and J. Frank Turner
plaintiffs
AGAINST
Fannie A. Turner and others, Defendants.

The object of this bill is to procure de-
cree for the sale of certain real estate of Thoms
r.. TIfilsr, faTe or Cffaf7fs c'6finty, deceased,
situated in Charles county.
The bill alleges n substance.
That the SAID Thomas r. Turner was in
his life time indebted unto the plaintiffs in the
sums OF S432 AZ and 1856 3 on open account
and bond respectively on which there have
been some payments.
2. That the said Thomas P Turner died in
testate some time during the year 1888, leav-
ing real and personal property in Charles
county, and that since the death of his broth.
or, Franklin p. Turner, the following persons
have become entitled to his property, viz: the
defendants, Fannie A. Turner, Francis V L.
Turner, Edward p. Turner, Thomas p. Tur-
ner and Augusta Turner bis wife, some OF
whom are non-residents.
3. That on the failure of the said Francis
V. l.. Turner, administrator of the said Thos
P. Turner, deceased, to pass an account, the
defendant, Robert Turner, was appointed ad-
mlnistrator, and has passed his first and inal
account, By which IL appears that the person.
al estate is not sufficient to discharge the
debts of the deceased.
4. That the said Robert Turner has been
granted poser of attorney 10 sell 'sssid ressi
estate, but has not exercised the power.
1t is thereupon this 23rd day of July, 1891,
ordered by the Circuit Court of Charles coun
ty in equity, that the plaintiffs, by causing a
copy Of this order to be inserted in some news
paper published in Charles county once week
for four successive weeks before the 7th day
of August A d., 1891, warn the non resi-
dent defendants to be and appear in this court
in person or by solicitor on or before the first
A0Gaay III SePlegnJeS, - Sol, ~ show Cause If
any they have why Il decree should not be
passed as prayed.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
CT CT. Ct. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
liz 24-dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
"HOnOr to Whom II0nori Due"

In remarkable editorial in las. week :
Times, under the above heading We find
that that venerable journal in it's efforts
to make capital for its political friend,
Judge Briscoe, unjuStly lefcc upon
the other members If the bench tho
majority, and at the same time. % assist
its friend, the Chief Judge, and It's own
political party gives all the credit.
where it is not justly due. for the saving
of 5000 in court expenses. Evidently
our venerable friend has imbibed the
doctrine recently promulga bya prom
In mt political damaeogus 81 New York
State who says, the ealY watch word III
political campaign should be Get
there" How, being another question
not considered. While we do not wish to
discredit the honest efforts of any one,
our neighbor has emitted to give credit
III this matter Of saving in court exf ems
es, to, one, to whom, as We think and
as we believe the general public think,
more than TO any ether. is due the credit
for the reduction Of court expenses.
Primarily the reduction 10 court ex-
penses is due TO the fact that there have
been fewer and fewer eases tried in the
court in the past two yeass or so. -
The principal cases tried kave been
criminal cases. For the expeditions
way in which these cases have been tried
credit is almost solely due to. our able
and efficient States Attorney, Col. H.
Allison Wilmer, the Republican canN-
date for Chief Judge, who always has
his indictments correct asd ready and
who always has his eases well prepared
The court has never had 20 hssssca hisu
and the court has never been delayed IN
a criminal case, nor has justice ever
gone estray on accoaat of faulty M
dictment or the absence Of States wiz
nesses. "Iionor to whom hono- is due >
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired FROM practice,
having had ! laced IN his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple veg
stable remedy for the speedy ani permanent
enre of Consumption. Bronchitis, Gamrrh,
Asthma and all throat and LRrg Asections
also n positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wondtr full curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt il his duty to
make il known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tnated by this motive and DE- sire 10 reliey'
human suffering. | will send free of charge
TO all who desire it, this recipe, IN German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by naAi, by I'D
d essing with stamp, naming this paper
w. A. MOVES, $40 Powers Block, Rochcs-
ter, New York. mn Wy
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31

Laxador. the great regulator Of the
human system. does not contain any de-
leterious substance. 1t Is prompt and
safe. Price only - cents.
Mr.. NJ. T, Brown. living IN Shady
Grove, Franklin cousty, Va, says
Having thoroughly tested DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup in my family | sheerfully
certify to its uniformly good effect, and
recommend il as a most excellent remedy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
Annual Statement
ny TIVE
~
or
CHARLES COUNTY
FOR TUE
z E 4 r EN- D 7 n G.
J ine Both 1891
Published by order of the Caunfv Commission.
Of said county TN pursuance Of SECTION sih,
OF fritelr XVIII, q the Code Of Public
tIrmNril INV. NN hlrh nrnnldn fhnt

The t,ennty Commissioners shall make ont
and ruhii-h annually in at lstst two nryvpa-
pers published In their respecifve counties II
there b" two, % detailed. min ~ and accurate
tat "tiit 81 thr eN prUscs OF their said couuttes
sprciiihE therein each particular item or eX-
per 9, Hh- for whai and to whom paid, ard
shnii also deliver 70 the sheriff OF their rrspec-
i've counties - many comics OF such statement
a. here arc election districts Of said county, at
least ten DAYS b 'iore each general election aud
ne sherin snail, within six DAYS after the re-
erlpt ut sara copies set OHs Of Ehem ~ lhe place
OF holttng elections In each election district"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
ORDER NLSL.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
No. 100 Equity.

Martha E. Wenck, and james D. Wenck, her
husband, and Roberta q. Mattingly, We.
Alice P. Hndle and VIM. T. Hlndle, her
husband Mary G. Welch, John T. Mating
ly, II. G. Bowie and VIM. Bowie, her hus-
band, Martina Wenck and John A.
Wenck, her husband, George Il. Mattingly
and Bernard G. Matlingly
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
Pauper Coins and Expenses


Port Tobacco Times, F. VI Cox.."....S400 90
Maryland Independent A PoseI....... 400 90
Total 800 90
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31

by cash on h,ud July l, ls9O......... les 70
By amt in hands co.'s July ;, $780,. 5000 06
ny cash reed for sale Of mUles.."..... so 90
.ssass- ssSsssssaA,xt 80.
Total 5,22l IS
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31

Ordered by the authority ofthe Circuit Court
FOR Charles county this oath day of Jaly, 1891,
that the sale OF the real estate made and report
ed by X n. Edelen and A Posey, Trustees, in
the all, We entitled cause be ratified and con-
frmed unless cause 10 the contrary be shown
on or before the Attn Monday Of August, 1891;
provided a copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper Published in Charles county
once Il week tor three successive weeks prior to
the said 4th MondaY OF August
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
of CT c.. for Charles County.
True copy-Test;
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
jy 24-dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
Insane Pauper Fund for 1889 Levy
of 1890. -

Mrrylsud Hospital 10 tull for l5s9...Sl ,377 90
J \ Jenkins, care Of insane pauper 81 ~
X A ROby, care OF insane pauper...... 80 90
Total ,43s %
or
Amt 10 hands of coils Jaly LIST, 800 ,43s 25
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31

A + BOWLING,
G VI LLOYD,
re MILSTEAD,
LIE GRAND PADGETT,
J NAYLOR,
County Commissioners of Charles County
Test.
SAMUEL C PADGETT, Clerk and Treasurer.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31

Road and Bridge Fund for 1890.

Disbursements of county funds from
July LIST, 1890 TO July lst 1891.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
y d IN T..
white Oak" "SterIing.''
JOHN L. RODGERS g. CO.,
wholesale Depot. 2l3 Spears Wharf Baltimore.

WHITE OAK the
Great American Bottom and ec
mo IlI whes of the Mississippi Valley possesses UNUSUAL strength
and unsurpassed color making white bread STERLING
selected and has for all
We desirable line all other
flour constantly hand which especially recommend k LICK and
TROY family.
by principal Charles St Marys Anne
DEL Calvert and Prince Georges and barrels and Is
sacks Try them and will others
Mr. VIM He sells counties Should wish
der and Mr. II with direct and orders shall have
promp land areri attention JOHN L. RODGERS & co
may S-y 2lS Spears Wharf Baltimore Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
Summary OF Accounts.

BY county tax on 81, 400, 1877 incud-
in corporations, at IS cts on the 500 30, 454 OF
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
Jury Fund--July Term 1890.

NINA Butler, witness in lnnacy case....
ora 5 Lrnrs ster, witness in lunacy case
Witnesses Regisfrafion Cqses.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31

Total
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-31
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

esT:
C PADGETT, Clerk and Treasurer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-05
Ze Stolicy Stanu.

powazna pogoda, re ME rzekli mic. Owszem
MIN sic rozeszi, um6wili sic zgodnie, jak So
bic wsp6lnie urzadza radosna willie.
w willie wieczorem stara Katarzyna stafa
z dzietmi przed,choinka, kt6ra radosci serca
swego byle czem ustroi4a dzieciom. W3asnie
Hanka opowiada}a wiecznie nova historya
Narodzeniu Pa1skiem Wtem otworzy}y sic
drzwi czterech student6w wesz}o do pokoju.
Katarzyna az sic zlek}a, dzieci przestraszone
tuli}y sic do niej, ale zaraz pozna}y miedzy nj
mi dobrego pana dnia poprzedniego.
Dobry wiecz6r mako! = rzeA mfo-
dzieniec. = Muscle mas przyjac ma willie.
Potem otworzyi przywieziona skrzynie
wy}ozyli swoje Diary dla staruszki ola wnu-
czat zasiedli mimi do sto}u, gwarzyli z szcze-
Silva babka wnukami, mieh mai weselsza
willie.
Gdy dzie1 Bozego Narodzenia siedzieli
razem przy obiedzie, odezwaf sic jeden po"
miedzy Mich:
: Mia}es s}uszHosG, Boles3awie, to by}a
rados6 prawdziwie godowa, najweselsze cody
swieci przeciez mi}osierdzie
Tego samego dnia opisa} Boles1aw wszyst-
ko swojemu ojcu, ma ko6cu hstu zapyta} sic:
,,Czym Gle zrozumia}, kochany Ojcze?"
A ojciec czytajac list mial takze weso1e
swiieta rozjasnione czynem zacnego syna swego.
A niezawodnie ME mniej radowal sic tax
ze Ojciec, kt6ry jest " niebiesiech
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-05

ksiazka do naboze6stwa p}aka}a, obok niej
siedzia}y dziatki tulac sic do niej.
= Czegoz p}aczecie, matko? = spyta} sta
ruszke m}odzieniec.
= Coz nam robic? Jestem bardzo bic
dna nieszczesliwa, nam niemi}osiernego VIE
rzyciela, dis mi sprzedaja mole chate, a ia ME
wien, gdzie sic nam obr6cic z memi dziecmi!
= rzek}a staruszka jeszcze bardziej zacze}a
p}akac. Potem obtar}szy Ivy doda}a, = ale
Bog jest ME opusci mie
= Zapewne, re ME! = rzek1 s}uga miej-
ski, a ten pan tez ME wyglada ma to, zeby
was chcia} uciskac Potem zwrociwszy sic do
m}odzie1ca opowiedzia} mu Gala historya starej
kobety jej dzieci.
Wzruszenie i rozrzewnienie odmalowa}o
sic na twarzy m}odzie1ca. By}o mu, jak gdy-
by s1ysza} s}owo apostolskie: ,Dobrotliwosc
wasza MECH bedzie wiadoma wszystkim lu-
dziom." Ujawszy staruszke "a reke, rzek}:
= Mako, jezei ME mace innej zgryzoty,
badzcie dobrej mysli, otom w}asnie kupi} wasz
domek, teraz wan go daruje, jest wasz
Ma te s1owa ledwie sic obroni1 m}odzie-
nice, zeby mu staruszka do n6g ME upad3a, i
trudnoscia uciek} pred podzie ekowaniem jej
dziatek.
Wieczorem wr6ciwszy do domu, siedzia}
znowu Boles}aw re swymi przyjaci61mi 60
spodzie opowiedzia} i'm, co sic sta}o. Mieli
razu wielka ochote srnia6 sic niego, ale O.
blicze iego iasnialo takiem szczeseiem taxa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-05
Telegramy KrajoWe.
w Illinois ustawa szkOIna Senatu
zOstanie prawOmOcna.
Wielkie bankractwO W Nashville.
Bankructwo chinskiegO banku
w New YOrku.
Biskup Flasch.

Miza0aukee, WIS.,, 4. czerwca.
Stan zdrowia j. w. Biskupa
Flasch ME zmieni1 sic. Jest
niezmiernie os}abiony i ME
MONA pomyslec o tenn, azeby
zdo}ano 60 przewiezc do La
Crosse.
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.
Washington, 4. czerwca.
Prezydent mianowa} dis
pana VIM. D. Owen z Indiana
najwyzszym urzednikiem zwia-
zkowym dla immigracyi. =
Urzad ten zosta1 utworzonym
dopiero w ciagu ostatniego
kongresu. Pensya takiego u
rzednika wynosi $4,000.
z Alaski.
San Francisco, 4. czerwca,
DIS przyby} tu skinner G.
F. Hill z Kodiaku w Alasce.
Donosi, il pomiedzy tamtejsza
,ludnoscia grypa zabiera DUO
ofar. Setki umieraja: dziennie
jest oko}o - wypadk6w smier-
ci. Me ma lekarzy zdolnych, a
pr6cz tego g}6d tam panuje,
gdyz po}6w wypad1 W tym
roku niepomyslnie, a jest on
g1ownem zr6d}em zarobku dla
krajowc6w.
Ze Stolicy Stanu.
Springfield, W., 4. czerwca.
Oczekiwano, re dis W Izbie
ponowi sic walka o sumo wy
znaczona ma wziecie udzia}u
Stanu W wystawie. Tymcza-
sem wcale ME nastapi}a. Pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-05
Dfawiduda prowincyonalny.

,,Gazeta Ko}omyjska" otrzyma}a nastepu'
jaca karte korespondencyjna: IMAM zascit u
wiadomia6 szano Wnego Publicznoszczni co ma
lata jechaje do picia wode moralne do kompie-
luf a ma zvmie do karnawale do miastuf co ma
sze Knichenickie orkiestre bendzie grywa}o do
bia1e rano co sze winajmuje do zabaw6f a ma
wet ma wielgi wesel6f dziewiencz instrumenty
rznietego dente, tiz pod}ug najnowszego nu-
tuf sprowadzonego do wszistkich politycznego
taicuf jak Panstwo jest i co takie drugie
kap1majster jeszcze naszego okolicof ne bu}o.
Jankel Rachmul kap}majster orkiestry graja'
cej."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-05
Pary5, 4 czerwca.

H0rys, 4 czerWca.
Depesza Iquique donosi,
re wskutek uznania chilijskich
powstahc6w re strony Boliwii
"a partya wojujaca, zazada{
pose} chilijski W La Paz, stoli-
cy Boliwii, swych papier6w
uwierzytelniajacych napowr6t.
Washington, 4 czerwca.
Ministerstwo marynarki O.
trzyma}o dzisiaj wieczorem
urzedowa wiadomosc poko-
jowem poddaniu sic parowca
chilijskich powsta6c6w. De-
pesza donosi, re ,,Itata" wczo-
raj wieczorem przyby}a z To-
copilla do Iquique i dzisiai
rano podda}a sic Admira}owi
Nc Cam. Mia}a 5000 strzelb,
kt6re otrzyma}a cd parowca
Robert g. Minnie ma morzu.
Me by1o innych sprzetow wo-
jennych i mic ME oddano ,,Es,
meraldzie", z kt6ra wesz}a W
stosunek bw Acapulco. Stad
udano sic prosto do Tacopilla.
Admiral Nc Cam donosi
takze, re okret charleston"
przyby} dzisiaj do Iquique, j
re oczekuja r6wniez pred ma.
dejSciem nocy Pensacola.
Pqnan'a, 4 czerwca.
Przyby}a tu w}asnie ,,Esme-
ralda", okret wojenny chilli
skich powstahc6w,
lquique, 4 czerwca.
Ameryka6ski okret wojenny
charleston" przyby} tu dzi-
siaj W po{udnie.
JapOnia. ~
Depesze Japonii donosza,
re nastapiia zmiana gabinetu
japohskiego. Ito jest prezy-
dentem mlnistrow. Takato mi
nistrem oswiaty, Tanaka mi
uistrem sprawiedliwosci, Shi-
nagawa mluistrem spraw re.
wnetrznych.
Pofudniowa Ameryka.
Loadyn, 4 czerwca.
correspondent ,,Standard'u"
W Buenos Ayres donosi, ze
angielskie banki usiiowaiy..da6
jak najmniej odczu6 ,,ludzioln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-05
PraWdziwe cody.
(Doko1czenie.

(Dokonczen1e.
= Dlaczego ME nam dociagnac do row
nej setki = pomysla4 sobie nasz m}odzieniec,
ME wiedzac bynajmniei, o co rzecz idzie zawo-
4a}, = trzysta!
Wszyscy obecni re zdziwieniem zaczei sic
ogladaG ma m4odzie1Ga, 6w brzuchacz popa-
trza} ma niego tax jadowitym z}osliwym wzro-
kiem, jakby go chcia3 ukasi6 zawo}a} g}osno:
= Trzysta pie6dziesiat!
Nasz m}ody student zawsze jeszcze ME
wiedzia}, co icytujq, ale z}osliwy brzuchacz,
kt6ry sic tax brzydko ma niego popatrzy}, ME
smia4 tryumfowaG.
= Idzmy do r6wnej setki! = pomysla}
sobie zawo1a}, = czterysta.
Czterysta po pierwszy : po drugi- mkt
ME da wiecej i-po trzeci raz!
: C6zem to w}asciwie kupi}? : pyta3 sic
nasz m}odzieniec swoich sasiadow.
= Calusie6ki dom! = odpowiedziano mu
szyderczo.
Gdy poda3 swoje nazwisko zap}aci} "a
prowadzn go s}uga miejski do kupionego do
mu. Gdy stanei pred chata rzek1:
= Ot6z ca}y dom, zyczylbym panu, aby
by] wiekszy, ale jeszcze raczej wolaIbym, ze-
by stara Katarzyna mog}a MIN pozostae
Boles}aw ME zrozumiawszy go #stapR do
chaty Znajoma nam babcia siedzia}a mad