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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
FOUGHT WITH TRAIN ROBBERS.

Desperate Encounter with Four Men in
Morgan County, Ala. Tom" Wright
Killed.
BIRsuNGHAM Ala, April IA des-
perate encounter occurred Monday near
Falkwith, Morgan county, between
four black train robbers and posse of
officers. tom" Wright, one of the
robbers, was killed. Tom Head and
tom" Randall and Henry Williams,
the others, We're arrested and put in jail.
When freight train No. ~ on the
Louisville & Nashville reached Wilhite
Monday morning the four negroes at
tempted mt daybreak to break open a
sealed freight car. When Con-
ductor Martin and his brakeman
interfered the negroes drew pistols and
defied arrest. just then the train
pulled out, the trainmen jumped on
board, the robbers shooting at them.
At FallSwith the officials were notified
and posse of officers and section
men started in pursuit of the rob-
bers, who were met near the town.
The negroes refused to surrender
and drew pistols. A fight occurred,
both sides firing several shots. One OF
the robbers was killed, another was
captured, the other two fled. Conductor
Rudder, of a construction train, boarded
his engine and pursued them, capturing
Tom Head after desperate resist.
ance on Sand mountain. Henry
Williams. the fourth man, was caught
at Laconte. He made n confession, in
which he said he was one of the gang
which on the night of March 80 held anC
robbed the Pacific mail train at Weems
| Just east of here.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
Tried to Assasslnate the Mayor.

BENTON HARDoR, Mich, April a.
The trial of William Vance, tho colored
gambler indicted with Louis Robb for
shooting at Mayor Hobbs on the
night of January 23, terminated in the
circuit court Friday. Sixty witnesses
were examined on both sides w. Il.
Puterbaugh swore that he saw Vance
fire the shot through the window Of
the mayors house. Others swose to
Vance's bad record in Anderson, Ind,
he having committed various crimes
The jury was out twenty-five minutes
and brought in a verdict of guilty.
Judge O'flara will probably sentence
Vance TO imprisonment for life.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
WANTS A PALACE.
A Dilt introduced to Give The President n
ai,OOo,OO0 Home.

WAsmHGr"N, April IA bill will he
introduced in congress this week Tor
purchasing site upon which to erect u
new executive mansion. The bill ap-
propriates 81, 100000 to buy a site con-
tanning 05,oDD square feet in Woody
park and states that the present exccu-
tive mansion is utterly inadequate and
unsuitable for the occupation and use
of tho president OF the United States.
and it is deemed advisable and expedient
to have TN executive office separate and
apart FROM the presidential residence.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
BROWN CHOSEN GOVERNOR.
The Republicans Carry Rhode Island by a
Majority of 106.

Providence, r. l., April S.--Com-
piete returns of the state election give
Brown (rep) 1876 majority over Ward
we'll (dem.); Melville Buile (rep.) is
elected lieutenant governor by l.oSl
majority. George. Ii. Utter has 237
majority and is reelected secretary OF
state. No election for general treasurer,
Samuel Clark, rep, lacking l47 of a
majority. Robert w. Burbank, rep,
lacks G07 of majority for attorney
general. The total vote east was 81, T36.
The legislature has republican ma.
iority Of IA on joint ballot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
WORDS OF WISDOM.

STUBBORN audacity is the last refuge
of guilt. johnson.
THERE is no time in life when books
do not influence man.-Waltcr Besant.
MANNERS are the final and perfect
flower Of noble character. - William
Winter.
To ENpEAvoR to forget anyone is the
certain way TO think OF nothing else.-
La Bruyere.
LITTLE minds are too much wounded
by little things; great minds see all, and
are not even hurt,--La Bochefoucauld.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
1000 Barrels of Flour Per Day.

MINNEAroLIs, Mimi, April 9.-The
mills last week did all that was ex-
pected of them. In the six days
ended Wednesday they ground 1885,
$40 barrels, averaging $4,000
barrels daily, against 10000
barrels the previous week, 122, 800 bar
rels for the corresponding time in 1891,
and III, $40 barrels in 1890. There were
seventeen mills running yesterday,
making about 30, 900 barrels per twenty.
fOur hours
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
FOR GRESHAM AND POLK.
knights of Labor Leaders Decide to sup
port That National Ticket,

CTNcINNArI, April 1e. - Deputy SUI
preme Master Workman Cavanaugh,
who has returned from Philadelphia,
says that the conference of the
Knights of Labor leaders in that
city resulted in II determination to
support Judge Gresham for president
and Polk. of North Carolina, for
vice president. 1t is stated that Judge
Gresham strongly intimatea that if a
modified platform was adopted he
would accept the third party noInlaar
uon.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
WORLDS FAIR OFFICERS.

President Baker Is Reelected-Ben But
terworth's Successor-Salaries Reduced.
CHICAGO, April 9.-World's fair di-
rectors at their meeting Friday after
noon elected without contention the fol-
lowing list of officers to serve during
the coming year: President, w. L.
Baker; first vice president, Harlow N.
Higinbotham; secretary, H. o. Ed
munds; solicitor, w. X. Carlyle; treas
urer, A. f. Seeberger; auditor, w. X.
Ackerman; commissioner at large,
Thomas b. Bryan.
One of the features in this election is
the reduction of salaries As indicated,
the finance committee made report
before any voting was done, and the
salary of the president was cut from
ST., 900 to $1,000 per annum, and Mr..
Baker says he won't draw that. The sal
ary of $4,000 which Mr.. Bryan drew as
first vice-president was withdrawn, so
that Mr. Higinbotham will serve with
out pay-something, however, which
he intended doing in case he became
president. The Office of second vice.
president has not had any salary at
tached. Treasurer Seeberger's salary
of $1,000 was reduced $1,000. Mr.. Ed
munds, who becomes secretary, will
draw $4,000 per annum, a raise from
1900. which he has been drawing
as assistant secretary. Mr. Butter
worth, who retired from the Office Of
secretary, drew $4,000, so that large
saving was effected there. Mr.. Car
Isle, who, as attorney for the board,
will perform the legal duties which de-
volved upon Mr.. Butterworth, is to get
salary of $500 per annnm, an in.
crease of 5000 over his present salary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-04-16
SANK ONE BY ONE.
A Boat Capsizes Near Boston, Throwing
ing Eleven Occupants Into tho Water
Nine of Them Drowned.

A Boat Capsizes Near Boston, Throwing
ing Eleven Occupants Into the Water
Nine of Them Drowned.
BosToN, Mass, April 10. = Sunday
evening an instructor and ten boys con-
nected with the Boston farm school at
Thompson's island were capsized in n
sail boat and the instructor and eight
of the boys drowned. The victims were:
A. f. Norburg, instructor; Frank F.
Hitchcock, Homer F. Thatcher, George
F. Ellis, Thomas Phillips, William w.
Curran, Charles III. Graves, Harry E.
Loud, Adelbert H. Packard.
The rescued persons were D. w. Glenn
ents, aged II, and Charles A. Limb,
aged 16. The instructor had been to the
city during the day to attend church,
and the boys, constituting reg
ular crew of the school, left
the island ut $40 to sail to City
Point to convey the instructor to the
island. The trip is considered perfectly
safe, having been made for years with
out accident. Soon after p. m. the
boat started on the return. Between
Spectacle island and Thompson's island
the boat was struck by squall and
capsized.
The eleven occupants were thrown
into the ice-cold water, but succeeded
in securing positions where they could
cling to the overturned craft. At one
time tug was seen in the distance
and they shouted with all their
strength, but could not attract
attention. The night was cold
and the horses and wharves were
abandoned. When the time for the
boat to return to the island had passed,
the superintendent of the school, Charles
H. Bradley, went to the beach, but
could see nothing. The survivors say
that they saw him patrolling the beach
and felt that rescue would come, but it
did not.
| Finally the chill of the water and the
eXO. zion necessary to keep their heads
above the surface overcame the unfor-
tunates and one by one they were
compelled to release their hold. The
instructor was the first to go.
Each offered a prayer or a word OF
farewell to the others as he gave up
his hold. Some of them endured the
unequal test for nearly four hours and
it was II o'clock when the boat, with
the two nearly exhausted survivors
still clinging to it, drifted in shore
They were Immediately cared for and
are recovering. Superintendent Bradley
came to the city, notified the police
and the officers of the Bostor
Farm school of the disaster, and en-
gagged divers to search for the bodies
This is the only drowning accident that
has happened to the school since 1872
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26
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Journal.
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26
ALLIANCES
CLAW, Otter Tail, and Douglas Co.'S

S. State Lecturer OF
North Dakota xpoto the gospel of humanity
10TH We ask alliances the
Otter Tail and Douglas to send calls for him at near sta
will trouble
The cost will be the with
$40 total III some cases. IN 9TH
$780, 80,
ca" through that this grand
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26
The Rice Mills

Of Port Mystery. By B. F: Houston.
A romance of the twentieth century,
embodying the most telling argument
against a protective tafiff that has ap-
peared in many day. Paper. 50 cents.
1t is a strong showing for free trade. and any
one desiring to get posted and crammed with good
arguments should read it.-DetroH NezVs.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26

We workers in the field by March LIST
the peoples party nominating convention
will unit Their will all be forged at the same
will be bright with the polish OF they are an
going honor heand say that such
will do will the history OF intellectual
them They will be true to the cause In
their sacrifice When the history OF
the with the words 1.-The immortal
expect accomplish much ourse will be our mission
to mebu the greater duty will be to
the Their will be pub
alliance Minnesota aid them every
where they
blanks free to make weekly reports be-
fore the March 1t Those blanks will be tabu
Minnesota
nominating and about
before.
March LIST let Co. Lecturer Deputy at
large look his field carefully Locate
then pan already for meetings every
don't them get at least two other lecturers
Co. Lecturer that and hold air meeng
to will pread the neWs! Then
month later hold another
bundle large posters whenever called
blanks writing dates ETC.
Get a large blue "lumbe1 pencil" for the purpose
when the after November eec
will aureole OF glory around never seen bo
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26
The Coming
the
Dec4;uiec Of AmeriC,

By LESTER c. HUBBARD. $50 pages OF
new facts and generalizations in Amer
lean politics. Radical yet constructive.
An abundant supply of new ammunition
for the great reform movement. ihe
textbook for the Presidential campaign
of 1892. Paper. so cents.
1t is an exceedingly able and valuable book, ana
should be in the hand of every voter in the United
States. 1t breaches mighty sermon.-lg"af'~'
Donnel2y.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26
F uH Blood
HOIstein Cattle
5 sSs1tzVery Cheap

bought of Irwin OF Richfd two registered hefers
From heseoccasonaly crossing with
breeding and selling the hefers for mich
in the city and the young bulls to breeders.
that months old
three and old which
HOseln cattethe
mixers have, and good all round cattle write to
H. S.
Room 40. Chamber Commerce, st. Paul MINI.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-02-26

Get a large blue "lumber pencil" for the purpose
the after November cleo
ton glory around it seen before
NATIONAL PLATFORM OF THE PEOPLES PARTY
In view OF great economical revolution
now dawning and the and living
fronting believe that the time has now arrived
for political reform forces country and the for
what shall be known the Peoples party the States
OF America.
adopted Mo- 1885, Oaa Fa in 1890 and OMAHA Neb
and Industrial organizations there as FOL
A-The right money sovereign to be
maintained benefit hence demand the
abolition and substitute for
tona bank notes. notes be Issued in
sufficient the business OF the cash basis
advantage calling such notes
be legal tender payment public private and such
when demanded the people snail be loanu 20 e ao not
two per per upon pshae products indicated the
sureasuy real estate with limitation
the quantity OF landa and OF money.
B-We deman the free and unlimited coinage OF silver
passage prohibiting alien ownership land
take prompt action to devise some plan to obtain all
ands allen foreign m and tnae all s
needed them be reclaimed by the and held for actual
OF equal rights all and special
that ss a e ana not
Eve state county-ha1 be
FMWe demand just equitable system graduated
the AMID
control and does not the abuses
the ownership OF such means OF
president vice president and
by direct vote of the people,
OF all organizations in at
called February 90 1892 six OF the leading
reform organizations
be appointed this conference
named by each dega
tiOn
shall this body attend the
1892 and possible with that
there assembled satisfactory
this committee shall call national convention
1892
president and vce-president
of the central
there independent political organization conduct active
political agitation in their respective states.
RESOLUTIONS.
question OF suffrage be recommended
the and territories
That while 1889 pledged the faith OF
that had contracted deprecated
payable adding billion
the soldier and holding that the who
should
bondhoder demand the of legal
make the the soldiers
other legislation shall do equal
act the union soldiers of this country
constitute legal days work for
departments believe this principle
farther
in the different states of the Union.
this 1emns unmeasured terms the
Worlds Columbian exposition May 10
asked for by the labor organizations
Chicago.
Roved That the attorney submit the act OF March 1882
Oklahoma homestead settlement the
earliest possible that
unhappy territory understand the lawful
meaning thus much
expense"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
ODPOWlEDZ KUBY.

Pan radzca rejencyjny zwie-
dza szkote, a n%auczyciel PREY MIN
egzaminuje dziecl surowo, i po-
miedzy inneml pyta tez Kube:
lie many dn1 W roku?
Ale Kuba mllczy.
Widzac pan radzca grozna mi
ne nauczyclela, chce tego pouczYc,
iak sic to dzlecko osmiela i a
daJe z usmlechnleta m1na Kubie
to samo pytame. Kuba .yednaFze
znowu milczy. Pan radzca chce
przeprowadziG swoje i powlada:
MOI ~ch}opczyku, ME pow
nlenes ma to ~uwazac, re ia tn sto
je; wystaw sobie, re tn lie ma
mnle, ami paDa nauczyclela, a
tw6j sasiad Antek pyta Gig: pc
wiedz mi tez Kuba, lie many
dnl w roku! c6zbys ma to Antkowi
odpowiedziai?
20 kr6tkim nanny Sic odpowia-
da Kuba:
A no! odpowledzla}bym
mu Co tobie, oslo do tegol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21

Polski = wldzia{ sic z matka, ale
zam,eszkaG W Ojcz,znie ME mog}.
Tesknota zycie pe}ne wrazeh -
uczucla nlezwyk}e mySll - re
tax rec MONA palace mu ducha -
nadwyrezy}y i c.afo mfodego poe
ty. Glory byl ma plersi i wreszc,e
skonaf 3. Kwletnia 1919 +. w Pa
ryzu.
Me by} on zonatym - ME
zostawif pc sieble nlkogo - procz
matkl narodu cafego, ktory "a
nm pfakat gorzko, a odszedt z tel
ziemi, jake 6w duch bia}y kt6-
emu trudno by1o Eye ma ziemi
biedne] - kaidanami okute]. Cd
szedf ale zoStaw'} najlepsza pamiat-
Ike przyk}ad dobrego syna i my.
sll s~zlachetne a wznlos}e.
Me doznaf on lyle co MCKEE
wicz uznania przychylnosci -
ME mai jak ten zvcia rodzinnego
l zawsze by} smutny clchy =
samotny. ale przyjdz'e chwila, W
kt6rej i my lepiej ocenimy tego
ducha n'ezwyk}ego i kto vie, cry
jak MlckIewicza ME pokochamy
go ~serdeczn'e. Ably daG poznaG
cekolwiek mysll teg wieszcza
naszego, bedzlemy wan POD avail
zfote mys]i jcgo. So tam rzeczy
cudownej pieknusci.
.7nd1D;0n r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
CHOP ! OKULARY.

Jeden wieSnlak widzac, IL
starry uzywaJq przy czytaniu o.
kulardw posAedIszy do miasta, u
dial SIC do prnekupnia okuIardw,
proszQc o takowe ola SicbIc. Ten
wsadzlf mu ma nos jednq pare
Chlop wzlqt k~siqAkq, ale roztwo-
rzywszy .jq sobic pred oczy, pc
wledzIai, 10 okulary ME So dobre,
DO mic przeczytaG ME moae. Krn-
MARI zaio&yi mu 2 kolel kilka in
nych par, najlopszych jake W
skleple 2nalazi, lecz ! przez te
chlop mic ME wyo@ytaI, Kuploc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
Jake stosunll panuja

Jake stosunN panuja ma
Litw1e lpod Moskalem). tego do
WOODEN list pewnego %obywatela
Z Wilma [stollcy LitwyI, W kt6rym
to llscie czytamy co nastepuje: la
dawniej szych czas6w, kledy Pola-
cy ma Lltwie ME bvll tax zalezni
cd rzadu rosyjskiego, jak dzis,
cleszy}y SIG wszystkle stany: pa
movie, mieszczalstwo chfopi, do.
brobytem. Me zdarzy1o SIG WOW
czas, ably ktokolwiek umar} z gfodu.
Teraz navel w samem Whine
przytrafla]a sic podobne wypadki.
Pred k!lku dnlami W gaju bernar.
dyhsklm powlesl} sic g}odu
m1ody zydek, piekarz, kt6ry stra-
cl} miejsce ! przez kllka tygodnl
ME m6g} znales6 zadnegc zajecia.
P%odobnemu losowl ulegf take
praktykant aptekarsk1. Chcla4 pra-
cowac, lecz n%apr6zno, DO wszedzie
gdzle pukat, odm6wiono mu. re
diva zdarzenla ME potrzebuia Fad.
nycho bjasn1eh, gdyz same "a sleble
przemaHiaia.
Skutklem tych niesprzy]aja-
cych warunk6w, kto moze, wyno-
81 sic "a granice i W Ameryce szuka
polepszenra bytu. W jeanym roku
oprocz zyd6w wyjecha}o przesz}o
10 tyslecy os6b "a paszportami
ME liczqc tych kt6rzy sic przedo-
stall DO Prus pc kryjomu. Nieste-
ty! tam spotkaf 1ch take zaw6d
bolesny i wielu p%owr6ci}o, %jeszcze
wiecej biednych Az przedtem.
Wog6le ma ~naszej ukochanej
Lltwie bardzo zle i niemaE ma
dzlei, zeby sic interesa poprawify.
Burzyc niszczyc, to zadanie ma
szych w1adc6w Moskali, ale O "a.
radzenlu z1emu l podniesleniu by
tn Mkt ia prawde ME mysli.
Wojska coraz wiecej przyby-
wa. Mlasteezka wsie przepe}nlone
zo4dactwem skutklem c7ego szerzy
sic mledzy ludem straszne zepsu-
Gle obyczai6w. Jest to jedna vic.
Gel playa, jaka mas dotyka i ma
kt6ra take ME ma zadnego lekar-
silva.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
c "a
po!Ska pod MoSkafem.

Wiekowe rodzenstwo. We
wsl Kaproniach, powiecie Bi4go-
rajskim, W Polsce, zyje starry Who's
cianln, Antoni Kaproh, LEGACY 100
lat wieku. We wsl zas Bielakach
mieszka siostra 7ego, 10O-letnia
staruszka. Kapron Jest jaszeze
zupe}nie zdrow, tylko cd lat kilku
zaniewidzla1, A tax jest procow1ty
re ami chwill promo ME posiedzl
jeno ciagle mlele W zarnach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
GRECZNOSC OBOWIAZ-
KLEIN.

Major miasta Williamsburg
W Stanach Zjednoczonych roma
wiaf raz ma uljcy z kupcem. Jakis
murzyn, przechodzac obok ozma-
wiaiacych, pozdrowi1 1ch z posza-
nowanlem, 3 guternator o~dwzaje-
mnif mu uk}on. Kuplec zdziwio.
ny, rZek}:
-Jakto? Wasza Excellencya
tax sic poniza, re pozdrawla ME
wolnlka!
Tamten odrzekf:
-GrzecznoSc nikogo ME po-
MIA. Przykroby mi by1o, gLyby
niewolnlk okazaf sic uprzeJmiei-
Sym odemnle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
CYGAN SWATEM

Rodz'ce ME mogac "a MAJ
wydaG swej dziewki, DO by4a nc
dobreg6, a przytem wielce szpet-
ma, prosili cygana ma swata, jake
czfowleka przebleg}ego i z%alrclli
mu, ably " domu pewnego parob-
czaka, gdy sic beda o ich corke
wypytywali, przechwaiaf powiek-
szaf wszvstkie jeJ przedmloty. Pc
szedf cygan powiada o pannie, re
bardzo bogata, 3adna, dobra......
Wtem rzekna rodzlce parobczaka:
i podobno slepa ma iedno
oko?
Ma obydwa niedow1dzi -
odpow,e cygan.
II troche g}ucha, jak s}ysze-
llsmy?
-G}ucha jak pieh-przytaku-
je cygan.
Il troche kuleje ma iedna
noge?
- Kuleje ma obydwle do
brze, dorzuca swat.
No, to kiedy TAX - rzekna
rodzlce-to sic wynos, panic swa-
Gle, DO nam synowej taklej ME
potrzeba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21

Fishn" histnrvau err
p''we Helenle GORGE
kr6la Ant"niego ces,rza T,.reo.
kiego z KonstantynopoIu Caro-.
l. ekarz D <.zyli ME,
zawodne sposobv domowego tai
nlego %leczenia rozmaitych ehorob
oraz opisanie rozmaltych roslin
ieczacych przez PrzyjacieIa Ludz.
= " n 8 z o W a n i a ola rodza-
COW i innych drogich os5b. 20
Proroctw ON ! G h | d y, kro.
lowej re Saby, 13 Sybilii, Ksie-
dza Marka Wernyhory j innych.
o. roku SIS przod N%arodzenien
Chrystusa al do poznych wicklow
Sc k czyli Wr6tenie ze snow,
Ma przeszfo 1900 przypadk6w
sfuSace, z r6znych starodawnych
ksi2g zebrany is
ROZMOWA POLAKA e kaszubs
HISTORYA % GRZEGORZU,
kt6ry przez II lat pokutowai
przykuty do ska4y. Piekne
wzruszajace opowiadanic dla lu-
2UCHARKA POLSKA 1 AME-
60
ROBINSON KRUzOE czyli sku-
tiki ME ,;osluszehstwa ksiazka zu-
pefnie nowo ! treSciw;e ufoAona
4RABIA PAROBKIEM u kmie.
)~POWIADANIE PODROANEGo
o strasznie dziwnem toku...1O
.AKLETA DZIE WICA. 10
3ARTEK EATKA...........5
'lesni P k i 9, zebrane ola.
Polonii W Ameryce przez WI.
Dynlewicza.....-... ......25
eraw dzlwy Oh.
gipsk; S i k. - najpew.
niejszy sposob wygranla ma To-
teryi wed}ug kombinacyj o slyn.
nych magik6w i profesorow ma.
tematyki Orlice itp.-tudziel wy.
%Jawienienie tajemnie isposob, ia.
klch uzywano W starozytnosci
90 przepowiadania i wroaeui.
przysziosci.-Z przeszio 200 %,
%brazkami. Dosfowny przeuruk
Sennila drukowanego dru,
karin 'Unrwersytetu JagieIIoh
shiego W Krakowio.... 80
, X as i }adnei dziewczynie..l 10
20 CSC g kehcu syca rltasa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
BEL NAMYSfU.

Pewien roztrzepanlec, sfyszac
II opowiadano z podziwieniem o
]akims czlowleku, ktdry umarf
majac sto lat, zawo4af:
Och, i coz to wlelkiego! moi
o%Jciec, gdyby ME byl umar}, mia}
by w}asnle teraz sto dziesiec lat!
Ten sam czfowlek wpadfszy
raz W rzeke, z trudem wielklm
san SIG z mel wydoby}, DO ME
by4o W pobllzu nikogo, ktoby mu
dopom6gf. Powtarza} on potem:
To wielkle szczescle, re
by}em tam obecny, DO gdyby ME
ia, byibym sic utopi1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
l tedy

tedy zapytaf:
MOI p%rzyjaclelu, a moe ty
wcale czytac ME umlesz?
-Pewnie, re ME um1em-od
rzecze wiesnlak-a %doczegoz. u H.
cha, ku2owa}bym okulary, gdvbym'
czytac potraf4!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
FRASZKI.
TOAST.
Zyj nam organi 100,
Kt6r!y spiewasz czy 100.
TOAST.
Razem 200 lat.

Nauczycie |: Pomyslcie
sobie, zeby was pieciu dosta4o
odemnie 80 gruszek, 40 wisnl,
20 jab}ek 70 sllvek i mlelibiS-
sic tenn podz,elit. C6zby kazdy z
was dosta1!
Ignas Qewny sobie): B6lu
brzucha, panic nauczycielu.