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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

toboggan, and seems destined not to end
the season in better than fifth or sixth
place. Kansas City is now pulling
to the front very strongly, and
with steady pitching for a month, will
be in the hunt with the best of them.
In fact. it looks as if the fight for the
penant would be among Omaha, Mil
waukee and Kansas City. OF course,
Sioux City, Denver and Duluth are
already out of the contest. and are
booked to close the year in about their
present order. The record of the teams
up to and including July is appended:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Earned runs Minneapolis 3, Duluth L;
two-base hits. .Minnehan, Shugart, Ward,
Killen, Wright stolen bases, Shugart 3,
Henge 2, Treadway Wright, Ely, O'Brien;
balls, off Killen ,, off Hart 4: hit by pitcher,
Baldwin; struck out, by Killen 6, by Hart
4; wild pitch, Killen; passed ball, Darling;
time, ;55; umpire, Emslie.
THE AFTERNOON GAME.
In the afternoon the Duluth men put
up better quality of ball. Inks pitched
and was we'll supported by Mcmahon.
Duke pitched good game for Mime
apolis. The score stood two to one in
faver of Duluth up to the ninth inning.
Timely hitting and sharp base running
at that point gave the game to the To-
Gals. The score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
A Remarkable Score.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July Al. A. r.
Elliott is still the owner of the Ameri-
can field cup. He and William Crosby,
OF O'Fallon, ILL.,, shot for it at Elliott's
park this morning, and Elliott won by
the remarkable score of fifty straight
birds. Crosby also did a remarkably
fine piece of shooting, and killed As out
of 10
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Bear. both going through the careful
and systematic course Of grooming
known to fisIic science. They are both
under the required weight. and there
fore hardened down to absolute muscle
and sinew. Before the meeting each
will freshen up with a pound or two
and enter the ring as fit as possible. The
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

Earned run, Cleveland; two-base hits, AL
len, Shindle. Brown; stolen bases, Doyle,
Hamilton, Thompson; left on bases, Cleve-
land s, Philadelphia 0; struck out, by Knauss
5, by Thornton / bases on balls by Knauss
T. Thornton 3: double plays Mexican, ChIlds
and Virtue, Allen to Meyers; first on errors,
Philadelphia g.: passed ball, thinner: hit by
pitched ball, Tebeau. Thompson, Delehanty;
time, 1 40; umpire, Hurst,
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
DEATH WAS PRESENT.
Big Crowd at Chicago, and One
Drops Out.

CHICAGO, July "A great holiday
crowd found their way to Washington
Park to-day. The weather was all that
could be asked for by the most ardent
admirer of equine sport. The track,
while not very fast. was dry and good.
There were eight races on the pro-
gramme. including the Sheridan stakes
and heat race, and as the latter was
split, ten races were contested during
the afternoon. When the first race
was called twenty thousand people were
in attendance. The feature Of
the days sport was the Sheri-
dan stakes for three-year-olds,
at a mile and quarter. Poet Scout was
installed an even money fayorite. King
man, heavily weighted, was second
choice at to 2, and long odds could be
obtained about the chances Of the other
starters. The race was a good one,
Poet Scout, after making the running
from the half-mile post. winning easily
from Pomfret, rank outsider. King
man ran a fairly good race, but the
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
DOWN THE SLIDE.
Anson's Colts Go Tobogganing
With Il Vengeance.

CHICAGO, July 4.-Brooklyn won the
morning game in the first inning on
four singles, double and Luby's kind
ness in presenting them with three
bases on balls. Hemming pitched a fine
game, not hit being made off him
until the eighth. Cooney led off with
a double in the ninth, but was thrown
out in attempting to stretch it into a
three-bagger. The beautiful weather
attracted an audience of something over
5000, Score:
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The Wrone Poison.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 4.-Jcfn
Beosley and Azariah KimbrO, two we'll
known farmers living three miles from
Murfreesboro, Rutherford county, last
evening took drink of a solution of
acOnite from bettle which they
thought contained whisky. Beasely
died in short time. while Kimber is in
very critical condition.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
Struck Ont Twenty.

Special 10 the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July 4.-The Pick
etts beat Eau Claire 6 to ). Murnane
struck out twenty. Hits, Picketts 10,
Eau Claire 5. The game was played be-
fore an immense crowd.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
Took Twelve Innings.

Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Minn,, July 4.-The Ma
tional-St. Cloud game of ball this morn
ing was 5 to at the end of the twelfth,
when ST. Cloud batted out two runs and
won the game. 1t was the best game
ever seen on these grounds and was
full of snap and fine plays.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
runs, snatching victory from the very
laws of defeat. Score:

EarLel runs, Cincinnati 1 two-base hits,
Browning, Smith; three-base hits, Reilly,
O'Rourke: stolen bases, Holiday; double
plays, McPhee, Smith and Reilly Richard
son, Whistler and Connor; first base on balls
by Rhnes 3, by Ewing 8 hit by pitched ball.
Connor: struck out by Rhines 9, by Ewing
3. Time, lao. Umpire, McQuaid.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
THE AFTERNOON G AME.

Both Raymond and Ehret. the tYo
contract jumpers from the Louisville
American association, played with tAe
Lincolns. Ehret was in the box for the
visitors and lost them the game TWICE
over, being responsible for three of the
runs in the fourth inning and two in the
sixth by throwing wild to first. His
curves were too easy for the locals, who
lined them for ten safe hits. The nine
hits off SwartZel were scattered so that
they netted only two runs. The feature
OF the game was a startling running
catch by Cline in the first inning. At
tendance, $3.50. Score:
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Appleton in the Lead.

Special to the Globe.
APPLETON, Minn., July AT the
base ball tournament yesterday Apple
ton defeated Bellingham in the morn
ing by a score of to 10, and in the aft
ernoon Granite Falls fell aprey to the
victors by score of toe
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
WESTERN WILLOWS.
Minneapolis Takes Two Balls
From the Aggregation
Representing Duluth.
Kansas City Pulls Dave Rowe's
Nine Down to Speaking
Distance.
Milwaukee Takes One Game
and Graciously Gives Sioux
City One.
Denver and Jupiter Pluvins
Cast a Deep Gloom Over
Omaha.

City
i'll luck a n d
bad ball play
ing gave the
Mime a poll S
t cam a b ig
b COST yester-
day afternoon.
and the Mill
erS are II o W
but 60 points
b e h in d the
leader. NJ l.
Waukee is still
S e co n d, 3 6
points behind
Omaha. Lin
nnln L On fhn
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
Immense Receipts Expected.

Immense Receipts Expected.
That the meeting between Hall and
Fitzsimmons Derby day is expected to
draw an immense amount of money, is
shown by the offer of q certified check
for $50, 900 by Chicago gentleman for
the gross receipts. The offer was de-
clined in the belief that the receipts
will be at least double that amount.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Earned runs, Omaha l. Denver 3; two base
hits, Griffin. Walsh, Newman, Kennedy:
stolen bases, Denver 4; double plays, Walsh
TO McCauley 2, Beard TO Newman, Werrick to
Newman, Beard to Werrick to Newman 3:
first on balls, Kennedy 5, Twitchell .; struck
out, Twitchell 4, Kennedy 2; passed balls.
Brennan 1; wild pitches, TwitcheIl 1, Ken
nedy l; time, :35; umpire, Knight.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Earned runs, Kansas City3 Lincoln .; two
base hits, Manning, Smith, Stafford, Burkett:
three-base hit, Wilson; stolen bases, Man
ming, Foster, Hoover; first case on balls, off
Swartzel ., off Ehret 3; struck out by Swart-
eel 4, Ehret 6; passed balls. Wilson . Rogers
1: wild pitch, Ehret; time, hours; umpire,
Strict
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
CHICAGO IS POCKETED
Brooklyn Pulls the Windy
City Team Into Second
Place.
New York Moves Up by Beat
ing Cincinnati a Couple
Of Times.
Boston Improves It's Chances
by Knocking Out Pitts
burg Twice.
Cleveland and Pittsbupg
Break Even by Taking a
Game Each.

Y THE Ma
tional league
t h e great
struggle 70
first place be-
tween Chicago
and New York
goes merrily
on. Early in
the week Chi
cago took the
lead, but when
the S III ok e
from the pyro-
technics of the
Fourth cleared
a w ay n e w
York W a S
again well in
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

Earned runs, Pittsburg 1, Boston l; three
base hit Stovey, Quinn, Beckley; home run,
Carroll; stolen bases, Stovey =, Nash, Tucker;
struck out, Bennett, Staley Nash, Brodie,
Maui, Baldwin 3, Beckley, Hanlon .; time,
l %; umpire. Lynch.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
GIANTS TAKE TWO.
Shortstop Smiths Errors We're
Costly to the Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 4.-Errors by Smith
and Browning gave the game to New
York. Stupid playing by the Reds, in
one or two Instances, lost opportunities
to score runs which would have changed
the score considerably. Attendance,
3,722. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
GREAT BATTLE ROYAL
Such Will Be the Coming Fitz-
Simmons-Hall Fistie Con-
test.
Worlds Championship and
$4,000 Incentives to Su-
preme Exertion.
Both Men in Splendid Shape
and Ready to Fight for
Victory.
The Especial Auditorium in
Which the Arena Is to Be
Pitched.

ELDOM has
the S orting
W orld d h a d
scheduled for
its ddelectatiOn
an e ven { of
S NC h general
interest as the
coming fight at
st. Paul for
the m id d. e.
weight cham
pionship of the
world. Moth
ing but a meet
j II q between
Sullivan a n d
Slavin for the
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
RAIN AND DENVER.
Each Score a Victory Over the
Omaha Team.

OMAHA, Neb., July 4.-Owing to rain
the morning game was postponed to-
day. The Denvers played ball in the
mud in the afternoon, while the Oma-
has played horse. The home team
could not find Kennedy, while Twitch-
eli proved an easy mark for the visitors.
Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
PIRATES LOSE TWICE.
Bustling Beaneaters Played Ball
for Keeps.

PITTsBURG. Pa, July 4. Miller's
tumble and missed fly in the fifth in
ming lost the game this morning. Both
Pitchers were in fine form, and the
teams played with vim. Attendance,
5.400. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Earned runs. Milwaukee 1, Sioux City2;
two-base hit, Davies three base hit Nichol-
son; home run, Genins; double play, Genins
Schiebeck Morrissy; bases on balls by De-
wald 4; struck out, by Davies 3, by Dewald ,;
Eaffnev
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Etrled runs, Milwaukee Z, Sioux City 2;
two-5ase hits, SchOch, Vickery. Genins; three
base hits. Earle, Vickery; stolen bases, Petit,
Grim, Schriver, Van Dyke, Meakin; double
play, Campion 10 Schoch; bases on balls, off
Vickery 5, off Meakin 5 struck out, by Wick
cry z, by Meakin 2; passed balls, Schriver l,
Earle 2; time, hrs; umpire, Gaffney.
THE AFTERNOON GAME.
The MilwaukeeS lost the afternoon
game through errors. Eoth pitchers
did great work. Genins played a Won
derful game at third base. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Winning run made with twomen out.
Earned runs, Chicago 3; two-base hits,
DAILY, Ryan; three-base hits, Wilmot, Arson;
home run. Wilmot: double plays. Pinkney.
Collins, Foutz; first on balls, off Hutchinson
g. off Lovett / struck out by Hutchinson 4,
by Lovett 6. Time, 2:15. Umpires, Powers
and pattiu
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Runs earned, Duluth 1; two-base hit,
O'Brien; stolen bases. Darling 2, Tredway,
O'Rourke, Laloque; bases on balls, by Duke
., Inks 5; hit by pitcher, O'Brien; struck out,
by Duke s. Inks 5; wild pitches Duke 1, Inks
/ passed balls, Darling 1; time, 900; umpire,
EmSlin
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
SPIDERS AND QUAKERs.
Each Gets Game on Widely Diff
fering Scores.

CLEVELAND, o., July 1.-The home
team won the morning game by good
batting, but came very near losing it in
the ninth inning by errors and the hard
hitting of Philadelphia. The first three
reached first on errors. Then seven
hits sent in the runs. Davis relieved
Viau in the latter part of the ninth.
Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
Kansas City ........7 1 90 o. 0 e-l
Lincoln. o 0 OIL 0 Or

Earned runs. Kansas City ., Lincoln o.;
two-base bits, Pickett; stolen bases, Man
ming 2, Carpenter. Wilson (Lincoln) base on
balls, off Sowders 4, off O'Day 1, off Burkett
/: hit by ball, by O'Day g.; struck out. by
Sowders 3, by Burkett 4; pasted balls, Gun
son 2. Time 20. Imnire Strict
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
CLOSE At HAMLINE.
The Last Day Proves the
Greatest in the List OF
the Races.
Some Very Rapid Time Made
in the 2:24 Pacing
Race.
The 2:27 Trot Results in
Favor Of Clara Wilkes in
Six Heats.
BIasebury in Front in the
2:19 ClasS--The Exciting
Speeialties.
VERYBODY

VERYBO D Y
who wanted to
see fine sport
went out TO
Hamllne yes
terday after
noon. 1t was
the final day Of
the Minnesota
Driving club
meeting, and a
rattling wind
up it W a s.
Aside from the
Otbpr features
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Earned runs, Pittsburgh 3; two-base hit,
Stovey; three base hits Reilly, King and
Beckley; stolen bases. Long and Stovey; first
on balls. Miller, Long and Bennett; struck
out, Carroll, Maui, Stovey, Brodie and Lowe;
passed balls, Mack, Bennett; time, 80; UNI
pre-, Lynch.
AFTERNOON GAME.
PITTSBURG, July 4.-Staley was pre-
sented with diamond pin and large
basket of flowers by his PIttsburg ad-
mirers this afternoon, and he in return
succeeded in defeating his old club by
his fine pitching. The play on both
sides was sharp and brilliant, Miller's
low throw in the seventh being the
only misplay in the game. Baldwin
pitched great game. Attendance,
5000. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
Davis hit bv batted ball.

DHNlS ulI ny Ddlleu Ddll.
Earned runs. Cleveland 6, Philadelphia .;
two-base hits. Childs =, Davis 2, thinner;
three-base hits, Virtue. DeIehanty, Allen;
stolen bases, Childs, McAleer; left on bases,
Cleveland IA, Philadelphia 9; struck out, by
Davis l; by Esper 6; double plays. Childs to
Virtue, Myers Allen and Brown; first on err
rors, Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 6; passed
ball, Clements; wild pitch, Viau; time, 2;lO;
umpire, Hurst.
AFTERNOON GAME.
CLEVELAND, o., July 1.-The after
noon game was won easily by PhiIadel-
phia, owing to CleYeland's inability to
connect hits or Thornton. Knauss
pitched his first game for Cleveland and
showed lack of practice. Fine fielding
was done by Tebeau, Allen and Myers.
Attendance. 1000. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05
ONE WENT TO EACH.

Milwaukee Takes the First and
Sioux City the Second Game.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 4.-Meakin
was hit quite freely by the home team
to-day. The feature of the game was
Scheibeck's play at short, accepting
seven difficult chances. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

To the Palace Players.
Editor of the Globe.
In answer to the challenge of the
Palace Clothing company's base ball
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

fight will be battle royal. 1t will be
with each man the supreme effort of his
life, and with $4,000 and the worlds
championship at stake, the best mar
will win.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

2:27 class trot purse $500
j, I. Cases b. N. Clara Wilkes ..3 81 21 /
Midway Stables br. N. Phoebe
Wilkes. .......................11 / 2 3 2 3
II. c. Tyndale's ch. s. King Herod.4 5 l 5 2
Blackman Bros. b. G. Moody. ......2 4 6 0
r. T. Kneeb's chg. Little Wonder 5 5 0 0
John Peterson's blk N. Minnie
Milestone e........................6 6 Y 4 0
Time, 2:21A, 2:23l2, 2:24s4 2:234, 2:2634,
t26A. Clara Wilkes got first maneE Pnehe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
Ma KOLEJI
Chicago, Milwaukee
/ st. Paul

L - u. 1 dul
teraz panuie ruch nastepujacy:
Wagony salonowe do Chicago.
10 godzin do Chicago.
Peciagi oswietlone swiatfem
dziennem do Chicago.
Mocne pociagi spacerowe do
Chicago.
Pociagi swiat}en elektrycz-
mem oswietlone do Chicago.
Elektryczne lampy do czyta-
MA W syplalniach.
Najwspanialsze pociqg, jadal-
ne ma swiecie.
Sypialnie paiacowe.
NalEnotsAa i naiszybsza LIMA,
Najlepsza droga do Colorado
do Kansas. do Kalifornll-do
Portland, do Tacoma, do Helena
do wszystAich punktow ma "a
chodzle i %pd}nocnyn: zachodzle.
Najprz6d zalatwlone wszvst-
kle ulepszenia ola p~asazer6w ja-
dacych ma Wsch6d i Poiudnie cd
Chicago, ma P6Iuoc i Wsch6d cd
St. Paul, tulzjez na Zach6d cd
miast Omaha i Kansas.
d. Il. Conley.
Miejski agent Ola tyklet6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
s@zCzESclE Ma WSI.
POWIESC
I. A .kukaszkieWicZa.
(Ciag dalszy',)

JAG raczkl mowifa die wcz7nSa
"a tam jak bia!y dzIen.
Stolarz ?rzypomuiaf sobie,
re czas juz laGpe zaswlecic,
DO wy]eta z pieca }o]6wka
dopalafa sic ma stole zwleslw-
sly knot nieobclety IA dot,
zdjaf z po1ki lampe, a zapa-
lwszy "a rzekf:
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spac, DO zimno W bance ME
wiele Jest kamfny.
Oble gospodynle, kazda W
sworn kacie PROBATIONARY
zwolna posclel; wvciagnefy
nastepn,e diva garnuszki z
z mlekiem 2 matej Kuchenki,
nar7ekajac, be jest zlmnem i
ae mezowie zapomn;eli je Ia
grzaG W piecu, kledy sic pa
lilo.
TAX, talk mow;ta iona
sto~larza-mezczyzna nigdy ME
ma zmyslu do mafego gospo-
darstwa.
20 koblety-odpowiedziaf
iel z westchnienieln ma2-pa.
trsycie Krotko, bo chodzlcle
tylko pc zleml; gdy5yscie choc
raz z wyzyn spogladac mogfy.
q zarfocznoscia zgfodnaatego
rzucify sic dzleci ma przydzle-
lone i'm przez make garnu
ski. Chfopiec narzekaf, lie
jego slostrzyczka wieksza O.
trzymafa porcye: dzlewczynka
skarzyfa sic ma zimne mleko,
a rodzlce iamiac suchy kawa-
lex chleba z bolescia widzie-
Ii, lie ia skromna kolacya ola
dzleci wystarczsjaca ME Jest.
Wnet przypomniat i'm to
starszy chfopczyk, gdy wy
proanlwszy / obIiza wszy sw5i
garnuszek zbllzyt sic do SIZE
dzacej obok ioza matki l "a
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iesc.
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chleba, ktory w1asnie niosfa
do ust swoich, pogfaskafa sv-
ma i rzekfa:
To ME fadnie woiac tax,
Tadzlu, ty cnodzlsz juz do
szkofy, powjn'enes pc kolacyi
prze2egnac sic, podziekowac
"a mia PAnu Bogu, rodzicom
pofozvc sic clchutko do toA.
ka.
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2 uwaga oparty o jej kolana,
chclai mole bye posiusznym,
gdy Jednak widzlaf jak chic
plec Ziellnsklego kohczyf swo-
je ledzenle mlaskajac ustami,
przypomniaf mu sic niezaspo-
KolonY Jeszcze apetyt i zawo-
lat znowu kfadac glove ma
kolans matkl:
-Jes6... chleba...
Matka glaskaia syna chcac
go uspokoic, ale ten rozpfakaf
sic ma dobre. Chleba ME mia
Ia wlecel, potoczy1a vice
wzrokiem wkoio, jakby 90
szukac chciaia gdzles W izbie,
ale ME znalazfa nigdzie okru-
szynkl. Spostrzegfa tylko opo-
dat c6rke, ktora zjad1szy O.
trzymana wieczerze, stafa ME
wiedzac, czy wolac iesc )ak
lel braciszek, czy pfska6, czy
zabierac sic do spania.
-Wicusla to grzeczna-po-
chwaliia ia matka-modllfa sic,
spacerowafa, a teraz pc ko-
lacyl spokoiniutko poiozy sic
do io2ka. Pojdz, mech Gle po-
caiuie.
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nIgdy Tia spaner, DO Jest me-
grzeczny-rzekf o%jciec, widzac
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
bogato ubranyck dumnie spa

wraz z blednyml do koscioia,
a ksladz ubranY W niebiesko-
zlociste szaty sypa6 bedzie ma
ich pochylone gtowy palmo-
wy popiof mowiac; z prochu
powstaies csfowlecze, W proch
sic obrocisz. To znaczy inne-
mi sfowy: pamietaj Tadziu,
lie wszystko ma ziemi mar
nose a olczyzna nasza W ME
bic, tam gdzie Matka Bo2a
kroiu]e; ME domagaj sic chile.
ba, ME place ! ME wotaj jesc,
Dos proch, ziemia, a iezell
cheese W niebie bye kiedys
szczesllwym, muslsz ma zleml
bye grzecznym.
A bedzie tam w nieble
ia sama Matka Boska, CO mad
naszem wisl fozkiem.
To mowiac wskazat ma du-
zy obraz Fanny Nary Easka-
wei wiszacy posrod innycb
mnieiszych obrazow ma scia-
ME. U do'u jego byly dwie
palmy / gromnica; re sufitu
zw,eszafa sic pred MIN czer-
wona lampka, ale JUL dawno
s7iatfem ME pfonefa, DO ME
byio "a co kupic oliwy,
z pewnoscia beda wkofo
niej najbli2ej Polacy, DO ia
nasz krol tn we Lwowie o.
brat ! og1oslt "a Krolowe
Polski. Jutro W katedrze
zbi6ra sic PREY ]ei oitarzu
wszyscy prawl Polacy, schyla
gfowy skruszone pred MIA i
przyrzekna kocha6 ten jel
kraj, . swoje lenistwo lekko-
myslnosc poprawrt. Jezeli TIA
dz'o chce py6 dzielnym Pola-
klein, powinlen take popra
VIC sic, ME pfakac, sluchac
rodzicow l pojsc spaG-za to
]utro zobaczy Make Boska
W kosclele przyrzeknie ]ej
wraz z innymI poprawe.
To ia poide spa6, 10 ia
chce wldz.ec jutro Make Bos-
ka; ia bede grzecznym, ale i
Tadzia ksladz posypie popio
lem?
O., z pewnoscia i clebie l
twa siostrzyczke.
To mowiac pocafowai sto-
larz swo]e dziec, rozebra]
je do spoczynku.
Podczas kiedy Slupek chcac
zamowlc gfod swego synka,
staraf sic odWroclc lego uwage
ma co lnnego, W drugim kacie
lzby pytafa Zlellnskn swego
me2a:
"A co, ME bylo dis robo-
ty?
Me by1o, ale mole irtro
kto nadniesle-pocieszai MAJ.
la CO jutro kupimy mile
ka dzlecku? Ami okruszyny
chleba ME ma ma snladanie...
Albo ia wien. Gdyby po-
ciepiafo, zastawifbym burnus,
mo2naby "a to jakls Gas zyG.
MoaebY co sprzedaG z naszych
rZeczy...
Go by1o MONA juz sic
sprzedafo, zostafy ty1ko mai
niezbednie]sze graty. Kolczy-
XII mole sprzedane, nawet
drobne korallki l broszka,-
ieuyna pc rodzicach pamiatka
-zastawione, ME many luz
mic wartoscioweso, chyba..
cbyba tie oto pierscionkl Stub
ne.
Clezko bledaczce wymowic
przyszfo ostatnle stowo i TIA
wspomnlenla zakreclla sic W
oku, ale jul cd trzech dni
myslaia mad tenn, CODY spree.
dac hub zastawic mona ma
kupienle ziemniakow i chleba,
ale innego ME mogfa.
Ha, trzeba jeden zasta
vic = rzekl szewc = chodzi
q To ahv przatr1vm,c +oo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-22
~. NARADY.

JoSt olA'J loCll IICLW "
kty panowal ma rynku. Pc
ukonczonem nabozenstwie W
kosciele, rzemieslnlcy bez "a
]ecla, ME ma)ac pc co wracaG
do domu. sclagall sic z kate
dry, z koscioia Bcrnardynow
Dominikanow ku rynkowi.
Sill pc trzech czterech rozpra.
wla]ac o swej bledzie, Tub
wynaJjuisc ma MIA lekarstwo
skuteczne. Ma rynku urosly z
przybywalacych wleksze gro
madki, ktore zwolna przecha-
dzafy sic, iaczy1y lub rozdzie.
laty podobne splataniu weaa,
ktorv wyciagaiqc sic, kurczy
Tub " klab gruby zwla ]snia.
&c swe plersclenie, ably "a
chwile zno"u Je W na]rozmalt.
szych roz1ozyc ksztaitach.
Czasem rozdzielali ich prze-
chodnie, jak rozdzlela fale
fodz p'ynaca, ale zaledwo
iodz prze]ecl, fala wyr6wnuie
natychmiast swa szklista po.
wlerzchnie; TAX / rzemleslnlcy
rozdzlelem ustapiwszy ma boki
ma chwile, laczyli sic znowu
W ledno grono, SILL krok "a
kroklem Iub ustepu]ac z cho.
dnika stawall ma uboczu spo.
ko]nie poigiosem rozmawia]ac
~ SODA.
Byh tam mfodsi i starsi,
czeladz powazna, choG miedzy
mimi samodzielnych ma]strow
take wlda6 byio. WlekszosG
lch klwafa Giovanni bezradnie,
l co chwile powtarzafa:: oleda,
nedza, rozpacz, wy]scia ME
MA. Byll iednak j tacy, choc
" mn'ejsze] llczble, ktorzy
radzili rozmalte mozebne i
niemozebne rzeczy, mowlli
gfosnlel i rozkfadali rekaml
dla nadanla wiekszei WAC,
swoim sNowom. I nasl trze1
zna]omi z poprzedniego roz
dzlafu znajdowall sic tn takze.
Siupek trzymaf sic najllcz-
niejszej gromady, gdyz tn
wldziaf kilku ,gfowaczy" CLOS
no pra wiqcych, miaf vice spo-
sobnosc okazanla sic madrzel-
sym cd nlch, ]ak mn'emaf.
Me watpii, Re ich przegaua /
ola swych zapatrywan wszy-
stkich pozyska. Kledy wee
sfyszaf ogolnikowe skargi, wy
llczanie swell bledy i oskarza-
ME o twardosG i nieczufosG
majstrow, odezwat sic W te
sfowa:
-Panowle koledzy! jezeli
faska, posfucha]cle mel ra-
dy. Ma mic zdaiy sic nasze
skargi i rady, IA mic, DO z O..
poru ME ma pozytku. Evan
CELIA uczy, lie zfemu sprzeci-
WAC sic ME nale2y. Bylo well
kie mlasto Troja, a vb'egall lie
przez lat 10 G:ecy. ObIezenl
poddac sic ME c~hcleli-wszys
cy poglne!i marnie. Slyszelis-
Gle o nedzy W Pary2u, nledaw.
ne to easy. | COLBY Francu
zom pomogto, gdyby sic zfe-
mu sprzeclw:ai' uparc'e? pogi-
nellby wszyscy Cd kul i sza-
bel;-poddall sic Prusakom |
to ich ocalito. Podobnie ! my
poddaG sic maslmy bledz e i
c'erp'ec. Mech mas krzepl W
tenn przykiad wlelklego fl ozo-
ia Grecyi, ktory spaf W be T.
ce. a PIT wode dlonl. Kto
ma grosz, mech Kupi soble pI.
wa, a kto nie ma, MECH Pile
wode / Clerpl.
My ju2 c!erpimy TAX dfu-
go-odezwafo sic k,lka gfosow
GO to "a kaznodzieja, zkad
mu prawo gada6 nam morally.
my ME chcemy cierplec, chce-
nv nracOwac iesc On on