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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
STATE,
A BRIDE ROBBED.

PORTLAND, Oct. Last Tuesday
morning, between midnight and
dawn, the residence of Stephen
II, Harrington, 455 + street, was
catered, and all the silver, including
the presents received by his lately
welded daughter, We're carried Off
Last week Wednesday, Miss Pearl
Harrington aud Mr., Sidney Herbert
Cawston were married. They re-
ceiyed many handsome presents,
the greater part composed OF solid
silver. The most valuable OF these
gifts were placed in Mr.. Cawston's
room, which Is situated in the
second story front, ON the right of
the house, Early last Tuesday
morning, the cook, who Is the tirst
10 rise, noticed man go out of the
house. through the back side-door,
aud gain the strret by walking
around the right OF the dwelling.
IL was shout twenty minutes Of five
when the man lefi, aud the cook
supposed he was u guest who had
remained over night.
Shortly after this, Mr.. Harrington
ON coming down, discovered a num-
ber OF silver cases lying on the din.
ingroom table. His suspicious were
naturally aroused at this sight aud
he called to his wife TO inquire Why
they should be- down slalm. Mrs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02

Syrup
VIC have selected two oI

We have selected two or
Group. three lines from letters
freshly received from pa
rents who have given German Syrup
70 their children in the emergencies
Of Group. You will credit these,
because they come from good, sub
stantial people, happy IN finding
what so many families lack--a med
icine containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with con-
hdence 10 the little ones ia their
most critical hours. safe and sure
that II will carry them through.
M. T. WILLIS. of Mrs. Jas w KRK,
Ainaa. heh. give Il Daughters College,
% my children when HnrrOdsburg Ky. 1
troubled with Group have depended upon
and never saw any Il Ia attacks Of Group
plepRration act like with my little daugh.
a. ltis simply mi- ter, and 6nd Il an In
IaenIors. valuable remedy.
Fully one-half Of our customers
ere mothers who use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup among their children.
"A medicine 20 be successful with the
little folks must be a treatment for
the sudden and terrible foes Of child
hood, whooping cough. Group. diph-
iberia aud the dangerous inhamIna-
hons Of delicate throats aud lungs. y
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
FOR EIGN.

BOULANGER POLITICAL WILL.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 2.--The political
testament of General Boulanger was
read yesterday at private meeting
of his friends in a hotel in the Rue
Montoyer. The text of it is as fol-
lows: This is my political testa-
ment. 1t is my desire that it be
published after my death. | shall
kill myself tomorrow. lam conyinc-
ed of thefuture of the party towhich
l have given my name. l cannot
bear the frightful misfortune which
befell me two and half months ago.
l have tried to get the better of
it, but have not succeeded. l am
persuaded that my followers, who
are so devoted and numerous. will
bear me no anger for disappearing
on account of sorrow so great that
all work becomes impossible to me.
Let them remember the maxim,
'Uno avules, non deficit alter and
may continue then to act against
those who in scorn of all laws force
me TO die far from my country.
Tomorrow | shall be II dead man.
Today | have nothing to reproach
myself with. All my life | have
done my duty, and nothing but my
duty, My death is no shame to my.
self, but II is shame for my pro. |
scribers. 70 those who sought to
brand a loyal soldier by the judge
ment of political tribunal, l desire
TO recall the fact that have many
times offered to constitute Il prison.
er II they accord me common law
judges. This the holders of powers
have always refused. This acquit
tai was not possible. In quitting
life | have one regret-that | have
not died on the field of battle, fight.
ing for my country. That country,
At least, will permit one of its chill
drep, at the moment Of returning
into nothingness, to recall himself to
he memory ofall lovers Of patrie.
Vive la France Nive Ia Rcpubn.
que Done aud signed under my
land on the eve OF the day of my
ieath. Signed
ERNEST BOuLANGER.
PROBABLY A HOAX.
VIENNA, Oct. 2. The Emperor
Francis arrived In safety at Rcichen-
'erg, near Prague, yeslesday, and
With his advent the news of AN at
empt upon his life spread all over !
Austria. The general opinion is
hat the news circulating is either
ntrue or else exaggerated, tut IL I
las caused great CONSERVATION. The .
tory Is that Wednesday night an
tempt Was made with u dynamite
omb 10 blow up the railroad bridge
Rosenihal, a. suburb Of Reivhen.
erg. This Is said To have occurred b
hoitly before the emperw's train 4
assed over the bridge. Some rail. :
aad watehmen said they saw the
'ould-be assassins as they were on y
he point OF attaching the bomb 10 Z
'e bridgs structure, aud by appear Z
" on the scene frustrated their de.
gn. X
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npnors ON THE rRnN11ER.


BERLIN, Oct. IA Vienna dis
patch speaking of the Russian ma
neuvers at the Pruth, calls attention
to the fact that the Crimean war
began with the crossing Of the Pruth
by the Russians, aud says that
everything points Z" similar be-
ginning tor the next great Euro
pean conflict Eve sgIadrnus of
r umaniau cava'rr have reached
the Rpumanian boundary opposite
to where the Russians are maueu-
vering, and there have been mid
night demonstrations by the Rus
slams since the cavalry arrived. The
latter came by forced marches from
Bucharest and will remain on tie
frontier with a division of infantry,
now on the way, as a corps of Oh
servation. 1t is said the arrival of
the Roumanian troops seemed to
take the Russians by surprise, as If
their plans had been discovered and
checkmated.
PAwNING HIS JEwELRY.
BERLIN, Oct. "a letter from
Venice says that Don Carlos. the
pretender to the throne of Spain, il
IN very straitened circumstances and
recently pawned a valuable jewel.
AN END TO THE PARTY.
BERLIN, Oct. 2.-While nothing
is said that commits high officials to
an expression on the subject, the
news Of the suicide was evidently
not gratifying in government circles,
it being looked upon as the disap-
pearance of a man who had not yet
exhausted his ability to injure
France. Iu st. Petersburg, on the
other hand, the news was regarded
as that of a French victory. IT is
believed it will put an end to the
BOulangists as separate and dan
ger0us faction, for the reason that
they have no one now to look to as
leader.
GOLD RETURNING.
LONDON, Oct. 2 2-Bullion to tho
amount of G103,OO0 was with
drawn from the Bank of England
today for shipment to the United
States.
RUSSIA AFRAID OF CHINA.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-The refusal ol
Russia to take hand in Cochin.
China is attributed to the dread
with which Russia has always
regarded China's capacity for injur
ing Russia's interests iu the interior
of Russia. Russia has always feared
that a sudden and overwhelming
movement of the Chinese coulC
sweep back the Russian dominion
perhaps to the Ural mountains
! This fear seems to have been tradi
tional, and is as strong today as
when Russia was Tartar province
The Chinese have very large force
stationed near the Mancharian
boundary, and could throw an arm y
into Siberia far superior to any force
that Russia could readily place in
that neighborhood.
COLLAPSE OF A TUNNEL.
IvUME, OUu. 1.-Dy the UOIiapse vi
a tunnel at Ovada, near Genoa
twenty-one wOrkmen were buried
Seventeen were extricated, and it is
feared that the others are dead.
COAL MINERS KILLED.
CARDIFF, Oct. 2.-An accident
occurred yesterday at Abergwnft
colliery, near Bridge Eud, Glamor.
ganshire, IN which eight miners
were killed by the fall of hoisting
car.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom IL
~ may concern, that tine undersigned
nave been duly appointed by the county
court OF Marion county, Oregon, co-eXecu.
tors OF the last will and testament. and es
tate of Calvin Neal, late OF said county. de.
ceased, And all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby noitfed -
present them duly verified, 20 the under.
signed, AT their home near Turner. in said
county, within six months from the date
OF lhls notice. And all persons Indebted
70 sald estate are requested To make imme.
dlate settlement thereof 10 the undersigned
Dated, this September N, 1891
ANN ELISABETH NEAL.
JESSE NJ. NEAL,
Sh OF Co-EXecutors of said estate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED
WITH COUNTY RECORDER.

Frank l. Buell. and wife to Mar
quis Buell. lots l and 2, bl IA, River
side add to Salem, $500.
Otto schultz and wife to Mrs n C.
Lance lot 5, 8, 7, s, bl Is, Marion
$1,000.
Frank S Keizer and wife to Geo
Raabe 40 acres of John b Keizer d
c, S2775.
Mrs n G Lance and w Lance to
Geo Epler lots 8, g, Z, s, bl l5, Ma
riOn,
Otto, Baron of Boeselagen, of Mt
Angel, to JOhan Ries, lots 2, 3, 4, bl
5, Mt Aagel, $3.50.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
City Warrants.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom (:
~ may concern that there are now
funds in the treasury OF the city of Salem
warrants of the said city of Salem, ''e I.
dorsed" between Nov 3Oth, 1890, and Jan
22d, 1891, and that said warrants will ceas,
TO draw interest from and after the date of
this notice.
Witness my hand, this, the 10Th day OF
september, 1891. Il. j. .SWAFFORD,
10 Of Treasurer, Salem, Or. gnn,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02

Harrington knew these cases should
he in the trunk upstairs, and at once
commenced an investigation. Then
IL was discovered that although the
cases were IN sight, their contents
were gone. The floors of the lower
rooms, as we'll as those of the second
story, called to mind the interior Of
woodshed, from the quantity If
burnt matches scattered over them,
The burglars seem 70 have numbered
one or more wags amongst them,
from the fact that the silver tea
spoons alongside the plates in the
diDiDgroom were taken, aud plated
ones substituted in their places.
Everything not carried away
showed that it had been tested aud
then thrown aside. This fact proves
conclusively that the thieves were
professionals. They were not hur-
ried in securing the spoil, as is
evinced by their carrying the silver
cases downstairs, and then examin-
ing them at their leisure. Out OF
about forty wedding presents which
young Mrs Cawston received, only
twelve remain. She lost her brace.
let's, several dozen silver spoons and
forks, berry spoons, pickle forks and
numberless other furniture of the
table which brides are accustomed
to receive.
One object stolen was a gold breast
pin set with diamonds, a present
from the sister of the groom, and d
very old heirloom in his family
This loss is irreparable, and is the
most regretted of all. Mrs. Hsr.
riugton lost a quantity of silver
spoons and forks; in fact, the house
was so thoroughly ransacked in th,
silver line, that it is hardly possible
yet to say what is the exact number
of articles stolen, because new losse:
are discovered each day.
Not only the family were plum
dered, but guest Jared no better
A gentleman friend of the family
who spent that night in the house,
was so luckless as to lose his gold
watch aud $40 in money. The bur
glars entered the house with the
evident intention of making a clean
sweep, and from the present show
ing they bave succeeded. Detectives
were at once put on the case, but as
yet no one has been arrested.
Shortly after the occurrence man
in one of the down town gambling
resorts was noticed to take a bunch
of silver spoons from bis pocket and
quickly replace them. This mar
the police are looking for, with
however, no success as yet.
The newly married couple left fol
Victoria Immediately after the cere
mony, and are yet in Ignorance o
their loss.
SCOUNDRELS ARRESTED.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2.-Warranti
were issued today for the arrest o
G. w. Crowell, w. st. Clair Ross
J. Ii. Tomlinson and john McVeigh
who are accused of fraud in conduct
ing a swindIlng operation under the
guise of an employment agency.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
THE Best"

pn MI despair oi curing yiur 81 K heed.
enc hsn you can 50 ~ silly obtain Car
teg's Little Liver Pills. Tuey wtll eff-et a
prompt and permanent cure. Their action
1, mild and natural.
To ge' reliei nom indigestion, billausness
cOnstipatiOh or torpid liver without dis.
luroing tue stnmaCh or purgins the bowels.
iiiis, they will please you.
That tlred, lausuid fe iins and dur head
ache Is very utsarr rryvaO.e. lake tWo ~
Cartefs Liitle Liver pllis before rel rip,s
ana you viii una relief They never n,li
10 do good. '''''
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.--Fore.
cast for Oregon and Washington
Scattering rains along Washington
coast, in extreme northeastern
Oregon and eastern Washington
snow in the mountains. frosts in
southern Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
Final Account.

To whom h may concern. Nofica -
herroN given tuat the undersi. .,ned a.fn,in-
isimior al ihe estate OF samuel A 49,
def,sascd, hvs nie,i hir tnal account VII ~
SAID esit.e IA tue county court OF the state
MondsN, ihr "a daY uf November. lss,i ~
~ % ehck tn. ~ the county court r,e,,,
OF said clu' ~, has been nxed aud apnein,,
ed % said coufi as the time and plac.s M,
tue statement theleoL -"
Administrator Of the estate of slmsnl
kcel. deceased. -
SEN, Oreson, o't l, lssL lQl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Oct. Wheat valley
Sl,5O@524, Walla Walla S1.40@42!.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-Wheat
buyer; 1891, Sl,684; season $1.73s.
CHICAGO, October 2. AT close
wheat was firm, cash 96S.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
sAIEM MARKET REPORT.
A synopsis Of the Misunderstanding and
Selling Prices.
DETAIL ppTCFg
REvTsED QUOTATIONS.

REVISED QUOTATIONS.
shoulders Sugar cured per lb,l2H
Breakfast bacon 10
Hains-~ugar cured, per IN, lt7sc'
Heef- 81 ~
Perks " lU
Muffun--Nf i2lEc.
Neai--l0 n l215c.
Timothy seed-Per pound, Sc; selling
Red clover -eed-Per pound, l4c.
" hite clover seed-Per pound, 1c.l.
Alsike-lSc per pound.
Red top iUc per pound.
IIncDln GraSs-i21sc per pound,
Rye Grass-l0c per pound.
Orchard Grass--l7c per pound.
New p1tatO ) jOc pei bushel.
Canned Fruit Peaches, S. 90; apricot
= Cg Dlackberries, g; corn, best grace
: on tuinHto.s 81 30; string beans 81 81
q .,,ta peas 81 II. per doz. In TWO 10 cans
esu -gst,blrs.-Potatoes SOC; carrot
80; parsniIis 75c: onions &c per ID.
risu--~aIniun 7GlOc per ID; sturgeon %
7c Per 10 small fish iOc per Id; salt salmon
7qljc ier 10; hinook salmon, III.
HCNINU PRICES.
Whrty -7gI$c net.
FlOur-Per barrel. 500, hest 1876 lbs.
Oats-per bushel. 27G3Oc.
Barley-Per bushel, i0ea i5c.
Bran-Per ton, 81 " ~ mill, sacked.
ShOrts-Per ton, SO % sacked.
ChSp-PeT ton, $500 " sacked.
WOOl-l6c to lSc.
Eggs-30c per dozen.
POtatoes-Per bushel, SOC
Corn neal--3c per pound.
Cheese-l29l4c per pound.
Dried plums-Per ID. 6t97c.
Dried prunes-Per ID. liza i2c.
Bd; er--25g3Jc per pound tor 100
Lard l06 t2c per ID
Hams-Per pound ,ll0l3c.
Bacon sides-80l0 per lh.
Shoulders--S0n9c per It,.
Chickens 3 to l0c per pol and.
Turkeys 10 to C 10,
Geese 7CdS per Id.
Ducks, l215per III
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom il
~ may concern, that the eTe,niar ~
estate OF Amanda Eddy, deoea ed. has filed
hls nnal account OF said estate. and Ihnl
me court has fixed the time for hea,,,n,
hat. sne same y, & ana o6jeetions thereto, on Ocir
oen ~, 1871, at 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said a a.
Al the county court roam, Ia ire e,,'nf
eonrl house, city of Salem. Marion county
Dated this September Il, 1891.
a,-s W. l. WADE.
VI 'u Executor OF said Z. tale.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
MOSQUITO GRASS

Seea TOR sale IN large or small Quantities
AZ ! 10 , cents per pound. Cirr~st-,, j.
. 49, - su.leiseu' +. hERRLING.
N'Nn StaytOn On son
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
-REE-

A fine fruit or cake stand, with every
AN of the CELEBRATED CASCADE
BAKING POWDER For safe by
II. BURROWS,
No. 226 Commercial ST.. Salen
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02

ENORSALE.-A second bana.
Il Enquire al 274 From 'sfa 81 ~ oiipuf,.,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
0uIs Vegetable
UUy SarsapariIIa

Largest bottle, most effective. same price.
For sale by Dan'l ]. Fry, 225 Com.
treet.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Strawberries
and Grapes.

Twenty varieties of each for sale. Manual
# culture and descriptive catalogue of
plants of either of these, best of all table
fruits, suitable for this climate sent on APP
llicatiop TO Z. HOFER, Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
Struck il Rich---FrOm qua
temala.
SPECULATISG on TIE BANKS FUNDS
Rowing Crocodile, The Kansas Gen.
trail, A Bride Robbed, The Muir
dered Chinese, Is a Socialist,
From Behring Sea, Foreign and
State News, ETC., etc.
WHEAT WELD.

PARIS, Oct. Am official estimate
Of the yield ofthe harvest for 1891 II
as flows wheat 81 $4,000 hectOli-
tres (hectoIitres q bushel.)
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
sCoUNDRELs ARRESTED.

PORTLAND, Oct. 2.-Warrants
were issued today for the arrest of
G. w. Crowell, w. st. Clair Ross,
J. II. Tomlinson and Johu McVeigh,
who are accused of fraud in conduct
ing a swindling operation under the
guse of an employment agency.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02
COAL MINERS KILLEI

CARDIFF, Oct. 2.-An accident
occurred yesterday at Abergwnfe
colliery, near Bridge Eud, Glamor-
ganshire, IN which eight miners
were killed by the fall of a hosting
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-02

have laid the matter before the gov
ern0r. The commission In its re-
port describes the condition Of the
rad as very bad; that the rails are
old iron, beat and worn and utterly
unfit for use; in fact, that the condi-
ton Of the road has driven from it
all train service but a single mixed
train a day, with a time card Of
eleven miles an hour.
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Francya.
ParyS, "A listopada.

Do procesu wytoozonego przeciw
Arcybiskupowi AK mn6stwo ludzi
zebra}o sic i sala sadowa by}a Prze-
pe3niona. Milczenie giebokie pano-
wa}o, kiely odczytano akt oskarzenia
przeciw dostojnikowi Koscio}a. Ia
raz po odczytaniu aktu oskarzenia
podnios} sic .Arcybiskup, azeby od-
powiedzie6 ma zarzuty czynione mu
przez ministra oswiaty. Uwagi jego
zwrocone by{y wySacznie do sedzi6w.
Przypomnia} i'm gwaSty, kt6re pOpe'-
niauo ma pielgrzymach fgaucuskich W
Rzymie obszernie opisaS szkaradne
zachowanie sic rzymskiego posp6l-
stwa W cbec pielgrzym6w. w swo-
jem pismie do ministra Fallieres by
najmniej ME chcia} go obrazi6, tylko
staras sic wype8ni6 swoj obowiszek.
Postapienie jegO pochwaliiy wsayst-
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Telegramy ZagraliGEle,
Process skazanie ks. Arcybisku-
pa AK.
Giers W Berlinie.
Nastepca dyktatOra Da FOnseca
ma urzedzie.
ReWOlueya W Rio Grande do Sui
zakOnezOna.
Zaburzenia W CharkOYie.
Zaburzenia W CharkOwie.
Niemey.
Berlin, "a listop.

Rosyiski minister spraw zewne-
trznych Giers mia} dzisiaj audyencya
cesarza Wilhelma, kt6ra trwa}a do
k{adnie 20 minut. Oczywiscie, ze
tajemnica jest tres6 rozmowy, kt6ra
sic odbySa W cztery oczy. Po rozmo-
vie cesarzem Giers uda} sic do
kanclerza Caprivi ma sniadanie.
Rosyjskie gazety bardzo pokojowe
artyku3y umieszczaja okazyi bytno-
Sci Giersa W Berlinie wyrazaja ma
dzieje, IL odwiedziny te przekonaja
Niemcow, re mylnemi sa ich zapa
trywania, jakoby Rosya bysa dla
Niemiec wrogo usposobiona.
Masterpieces osoby byly zaProszo-
ne ma sniadanie do kanclerza Caprivi
wtedy, kiedy Giers wzia} w nienn u
dziai: rosyjski pose& szuwaiow, ksia-
ze Radziwi{{, baron Won Bieberstein,
sekretarz ministerstwa spraw zewne
trznych generaiowie Won Werder i
Won WedeIl.
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pomysla} sebie, to troche WARY, kt6ra niu 10.
zefna zaszczepi to potem wnet Paryzu stra-
CT, skoro p6jdzie ma wyzsze szko}y. Ola tego
notaryusz zaniecha} tynczasem dalszej spree
czki Z J6zefna, poda} jej reke rzek}: szanuje
przekonanie PAM. Mech PAM wychowa syna
mego ma dobrego cz1owieka, W spos6b jaki pa.
nj bedzie uwaza}a "a najlepszy. zegnam pa
MIA.
W duszy dziewczecia wzbudzi}o sic divine
uczucie. Dotychczas posiada}a wiare bez walki
spokoju, lecz teraz mia}a walczyc niewia-
ra nlia}a pokazaci dovies6, re warajest najwyz.
Sym skarhem cz}owiek;e, najl+p>za nauczyciel-
ka i wychowawczyniq. Pod4zy1a do swej
izdebki, wyje}a spieszniez z. kuferka krzyz obraz
Matki boskiej powiesi}a ma scianie. Przed
krzyzem chcia}a zawsze szukat porady, mocy,
pociechy we walce poczynajacej sic dla niej.
W1asnie skofczy}a prace chcia}a postawie
obraz poga6ski kacie, kedy wesz}a jejmost
re synem. Zaraz pozna}a zmiane ma sclanie lecz
mic nie m6wi}a, tylko scisne}a usta. Lecz chic
pax zawo}a1: co pani robi, zamiast pieknej bo'
gini, powiesi}a PAM diva nudne obrazy? To
smesznie.
Hieronimie, rzek1a J6zefna, badz grzecz-
nietszym s}owach, uwaz tez, re ME masz pra-
wa sadzie tenn, co ia czynie. PAM niezawo.
dnie pojmie, re wole spoczywat pod opieka
krzyza Maryi, anizeli pod bezwstydnym obra.
zem.
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DZIECIE MARYI.
(Ciag dalszy).

Me tylko rozumiem rzek}a J6zefna, lecz
lituje sic mad panem. Chociaz pan ma dobra
ziemi to brakuje panu najwyzszego dobra VIA
ry W Boga W wiecznosG. Bede W domu pan
skim walczy}a przeciw niewierze, a "a kilka set
frank6w ME sehowam sic bojazliwie moja VIA
ra. ia kieruje sic wiara zyje nia wedfug niej
sadie wychowuje. Ze synem pa6skim bede
wiele m6wi'a Bogu, naucze go sic modliG i
wezme 90 re soba do koscio}a,
lego PAM ME wolno, krzykna} notaryusz,
tupajqc mega.
Bede, m6wi}a Jozefna spokojnie dalej,~
przeciw zasadom pana, wolna wole bede cd z}e
go odrywala, uzywanie swiata ogranicze pra-
wen boskiem, polot ducha skierujs ku niebu
To wszystko bede robiia, p6ki bede mia1a wy
chowywat syna pana. Nam nadzieje, re pan
mnie rozumiesz moja wole szanowa6 bedziesz
Notaryusz nilcza} patrza} W ziemie.
Pred J6zefna musia} mice szacunek, chociaz
sic W niczem ME nawr6ci}, to mu sic podoba}a
moe ducha dziewczyny, po ktorej sic spodziewa}
dobrych owoc6w we wychowaniu syna. Zreszta,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-25

To So zapatrywania, kazdy ma swoje, re
k}a jejmosc. Teraz prosze, ably pani posz3a ma
przechadzke moim synem.
Lecz ia ME chce, wo}a} ch1opak.
Dobry Francuz zawsze s}ucha swej matki,
rzekla J6zefna.
Czy to prawda, mamo! zapyta1 ch3o-
piec
z pewnoscia, moi synu.
Dobrze to p6jde, lecz MECH PAM ME my
sl, re to czynie pos}usze6stwa dla PAM, ma}a
Niemko
J6zefna wyszed3szy ch}opcem zacze}a mu
cos opowiadae 2 ostatniej wojny francuzkiej
cleszy}a sic, re ch}opiec uwaza kiedy naraz 70.
baczy} przy drodze trzode owiec. Zaraz wpad1
pomiedzy ME porozpedza} je ma wszystkie stro-
ny, krzycza}, kopa} nogami, bi} mic nie s}ucha-
jac napomnieh J6zefny. Owczarz ledwo m6g}
powstrzymac swego psa, wo}a} ma ch1opca ably
sobie poszed}. Kiedy jednak tenze us}uchae
ME chcia}, przeciagna} mu pare przez plecy.
Ch}opiec krzycza} bolu re z}osci chcia4 sic
rzuci6 ma owczarza, lecz pred psen pokazuja,
Gym zeby cofna} sic Poszed} do J6zefny "a
wo1a}: to haniebnie bic mnie batem, nieprawda
pani2
J6zefna milcza}a.
Czemu Iii pani ME odpowiada? Rozkazuje
pani movie!
J6zefna mic ME odpowiada}a
Pani mnie przyprowadzi do rozpaczy, je-
zei movie ME bedzie.