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copy 81 Bafsons Handbook and Legislative Manual Of The
State III Washington First Editon It a book
containing Many Interesting Facts o The New State
AZ s birth and Tie Old Territory
, 1892-02-16

In ordering Che Weekly Tribune state which u tie three
publications you desire.
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See what you get for sa.oo PET Year il addition
copy 81 the Monthly American Farmer, published al
Cleveland. Ohio which has ! National Circulation; or
copy u the Monthly Metropolitan and Rural Home. 81
Rochester New York which has 4 Large Circulation
among the Farmers N America OIL
, 1892-02-16

Because tpablshea all the Supreme Court Decisions
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Burlington road is considering the
propriety of laying a double track from
Burlington to Council Bluffs.
The wife of Secretary Noble is accused
of affecting an English custom in chang
the presidents seat at dinner
White oppression of Indians has ex-
tended to Alaska and the natives will
protest to the Federal authorities.
Mrs. John Waddell of Paducan. Ky.
found her husband and young lady
alone together and cowhided both.
John Hough, jealous husband. beat
his wifes head on the sidewalk in Chi
cago until her skull was fractured.
The two factions of the Democratic
party in Louisiana will compromise by
putting an entire new ticket in the field.
Senator Yeoman will introduce "A
stringent liquor license bill in the Iowa
Legislature in the hope that it will be ac-
cepted by the anti-liquor Republicans
The widow of Millionaire Smell, who
was murdered in Chicago several years
ago, has received letters threatening her
with death by dynamite unless she
pays $1,000.
Ex-senator Fair is reported to have
made a will bequeathing $500, 900 to be
distributed among the Catholic, Protest
ant and Hebrew orphan asylums of San
Francisco.
The revolutionists are fighting the
regulars in Chihuahua and encouraged
by victory, their forces are rapidly in
creasing. Twenty Federal soldiers were
killed in battle at Temochi.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
HUNTING CARA.

United States troups are ralding
the Texas frontier just now in hunt
for the Mexican bandit Cara and a
dispatch from Garlic says "Some
offic will rush their command into
and roundup a ranch, each ranch in
this lower country is little village,
containing from rs to 200 people
dismouut the men and they will rush
from jackal to jscksl hunting, as they
say, for revolutionists, and will take
winchesters, pistols, saddles, spurs,
quirts and whatever they see they
want. They have knocked down
doors and searched the houses, brok.
en- open trunks and ransacked them. "
Citizens of Texas should not be sui
iected to such indignaties and it is the
duty of Governor Hogg to see that
they are protected even against Unit
ed States soldiers. THE NEWS is
aware that the governor has heap on
his mind now in prose uting his
claims for re election and A. Y. Alice
but those people out on the border are
being outrageously treated if reports
are true; it is the business of the state
department to ascertain whether they
are true or not. The governor should
institute intervention proceedings or
something of the kind, and in this
case we can assure him there will be
no questions asked if his action is in
defense Of the citizens of Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
Young Haymond,s Game.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 1s.-Frank Raymond,
q dapper-loolling gentleman, drifted into
this city few days ago and made him
self agreeable with everyone he came in
contact with. He claimed to be agent
OF Fannie Davenport, and played his
part so well that he captured the conf
dence of John II. Robb, manager of the
Lyceum theatre, with whom he booked
Davenport for three nights and matt
nee on reasonable terms. He was a hale
fellow well met with everyone. and
seemed to understand his business. From
Manager Galloway of the Peabody
Hotel he secured transportation to New
Orleans, whittier he has flown, first max
ing verbal contracts for transportation
for his company, hotel contracts, etc.
Mr. Robb became suspicious and con
cluded to satisfy himself and ease his
mind He telegraphed Messrs Mayer
d Stearn, managers of Fannie Daven-
port, and reply came from this firm to
the effect that no one one was author
lied to represent Davenport III the south
and that she was not coming south
at all.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18

The Austin Evening News says:
"The Railway Commission is too firm.
ly embedded in the hearts of the peo-
pie to make fight on now. They
are determined to give it thorough
trial. But if the Commission expects
to stay it must give equal justice to
the people and to the railroads. "
Granted. The Commission is here to
stay but not the present Commission.
ers who have demonstrated that they
know nothing whatever about the rail-
road business, neither have the pro-
visions in the present law that turns
over to them every dollars worth of
railroad property in the state come to
stay, nor the present governor who
forced the last Legislature to pass such
law.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18

HoUsToN, Feb, 18-Andrew Carnegie
the many-times millionaire, and party
of friends arrived in the city in the
splendid car Iolanthe, over the Southern
Pacific. The party came direct from
New York. From Houston they will
go to Mexico, and from there will pro-
coed to California In the party are a
number of capitalists and railroad men
of New York.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
The Austin Statesman thus sizes

The Austin statesman thus sizes
mp the Tammany candidate;
David Bennett Hill is presuming
too much on the patience of the PEG.
ole in his continued lack of attention
ton to his duties at Washington
while he remains in Albany manipu.
Iating affairs for his midwinter con-
veutiou Twice, at his request was a
matter of Importance put off in the
senate, but when he asked a third
time to have it delayed the request
was sternly refused, and the matter
was disposed Of in his absence. And
this man who thus neglects his sworn
duty, and who has made himself so
obnoxious that the family from whom
he had leased rooms requested him to
vacate; this man asks the Democrat,
party for their nomination for the
highest Office in the gift of the peo-
plel Impudenoe and self-assuran ce
can go no further"
The statesman might have added
that this is the man the Hogg heelers
are trying to foist upon the Texa.
Democracy as its candidate for presi
dent. ~
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
Talk of "A Lynching.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 1s.-At Red Bluff
Henry Black was whipping his wife
when his stepdaughter interfered to pro
tect her mother, Black turned upon the
courageous girl and drawing revolver
shot her in the temple, death resulting
instantly, Black was arrested, There
is talk of lynching.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18

The Tyler Record says; If all
Texas politicians, who are working for
ono. l." should suddenly die, what a
campaign we should have during
1892 Well Tyler wouldn't be in it.
She would be depopulated
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
To Subscribers.

Parties who fail TO get their paper
promptly will confer a favor on The
News by notifying us by mail or tel
phone, and the matter will be rem
edied Immediately.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
LOGALETTES.

street is quite i'll.
Now is the time to plant sweet corn
for roasting ears.
The Hobson line runs to the Waco
Greenhouse
The little son of Mr.. Chas. Kophal
is still very seriously ill.
The lots in the kirkpatrick add
ton are the cheapest ever offered in
Waco.
Fish are beginning to bite on the
Bo'que, and few plover are to be
seen on the pralries.
Hit & Co, the coming great shoe
house of Waco, Ala Austin avenue,
will open up about the first.
Wrinkled corn and wrinkled peas
are always the best for planning.
The wrinkles are caused by excess OF
sugar.
Wear your old shoes a little longer
and wait for the new shoe store, Ala
Austin street.
III the groceries have garden seeds
and onion sets displayed, and hard,
ware stores plows, hoes and rakes
spring is here.
1t is said that nothing is certain ex-
cept death and taxes. We may not
be quite so sure about death but there
is no shadow of doubt about taxes.
A great many people go out to see
the new artesian we'll at College
Heights. A new we'll is a matter of
public rejoicing,
Watch for the opening of the great
new shoe store, Ala Austin street with
a bran new fresh stock and all dainty
styles.
The epidemic of sickness is over
and thai of weddings is begun. 1t is
a Scylla and Charybdis according to
the theory of the old bachelar.
A glass frontage of seventy-fve
feet is what the new dry goods and
clothing store on 5th and Austin
street will have for display of goods.
The weather is still favorable to
fruit and small grain and each day
carries the co lntry farther away from
the danger line.
Hit 81 Co., Ala Austin, the new
shoe house.
A big crowd of ladies took in the
ma .atorium yesterday. 1t is increas-
ing in favor with the ladies and will
soon be the most popular thing in
Waco.
The Hobson line runs to the Waco
Greenhouse 18th and Barron street.
The new shoe firm, will open up
at Ala Austin street, on or before the
first, consists of Geo. E. Hit & Co.,
of Dallas, Mr. w. R Tucker and Mr..
Frank Conner, of Waco. 1t will be
strong firm and be welcomed in
Waco.
The lots in the Kirkpatrick add.
ton are high and dry, sandy, rich
loan for gardens, pure water at six
teen feet, tho site overlooks the city,
most desirable place for homes and the
cheapest lots in Waco. Why rent
when you can get home lot on your
own terms.
1t won't be long till the man with
truck patch will have little geyser
Of his own and neighborhoods will
club together and have their private
gushers to water their horses and
their gardens and private natatori-
ums will abound everywhere.
The city street cars which now per.
metate to all parts of the city seem
about to supplant the buggy as ve-
hicle. Hundreds of business people
who used to ride in buggies now are
seen morning and night on the cleo
trio cars.
Oh, buy lottery ticket this month,
by all means, Charley, as you have
been doing for the last five years. Buy
half dozen. You might have had
good home by this time for what you
have spent for lottery tickets and your
patient wife and pretty children might
have been under their own roof with
no landlord coming around monthly
- 81
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
Hogg is our meat.

Wanted-A sausage mill to be de-
livered the day after the state con-
vention.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18

"Rut rigJit is right. though IL is not al
,rnys DODnIdr. and stdnd by 10 trhetber Il
retireS me to pirate life or HttS me to high
err hOHOrS.''-ROger q. MUS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18

For Governor: George Clark.
Platform Give everybody a chance
for life, liberty and the persuit of hap
piness.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18

1t is stated on good authrrity that
Chairman Reagan has fixed speci.
rates on salt to Austin during the
spring and summer.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
ANNoUNCEM EN- rs.
County OFFICERS

Wa ava authorized TO an iounoe MIR. j. G
.Jurnev IA candidate for the Office of county
Tax Collector, subject n the action oil the DEM
ocrats of McLennau county
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18

For Senator Roger Q Mills.
Platform Long live the star eyed
Goddess, and death to tho TAmmany
tiger.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18

Goldstein & Nigel, Dry Goods.
{. F. Smith, Wall Paper
Old Corner Drug Store, Drugs.
w. NJ. Ragland & Son, jewelers..
Alf Herbelin, Harness.
Geo. E. Ames, Books and Stationery
Mrs. b. j. Doss, Millinery.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
THE NEWS is THE OFFICIAL Or
GAN OF THE CITY OF WACO.

81 am for free commerce with ali
uatiOns.''-ThOm Jefferson.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-18
Municipal.

Election 1st Tuesday in April. We are au'
thorized to announce Major 4 Htnchman az
candidate for the Office OF Mayor of waco at the
coming city election.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
VIADOM0SCI MIEJSC0VE.
Zetkniecie pociagu kolei konnej
i kOlei zelaznei.

Ma tenn samem miejscu,
gdzie pred kilku dniami 10.
komotywa odrzuci}a z SYN
w6z kolei kounej, W skutek
czego DUO jadacych zosta}o
pokaleczonych, wczoraj wyda-
rzy}o sic podobne, ale znacznie
wieksze nieszczescie. 10 godzi-
ME 1oa wieczorem pociag ko.
lei Pittsburg, Fort Wayne &
Chicago, ma przecieciu Al ulicy
i Stewart ave. wpad} ma w6z
kolei konnej. Jeden z jada.
cych zostal ma miejscu zabity,
a II ciezko pokaleczonych. Ma
owen przecieciu prowadzi IA
par SYN kolei zelaznych jest
to miejsce ola kolei konnej
bardzo niebezpieczne.
Zabita zosta}a nieznajoma
kobieta, kt6rej zw}oki zawie-
ziono to truparni McInerneya.
Pokaleczeni zostali:
Reinhold Leonhardt, zam.
1888, 4S utica, skaleczony
W glove.
Nieznajonla kobieta tax Gle,
zko W glove skaleczona, re W
szpitalu okregowym watpia,
by mog}a bye uzdrowiona.
Lizzie Peterson, II Ply
mouth place, pokaleczona W
glove twarz.
Geo. Harris, zam. ma rogu
ulic 81 j Butterfeld, popalony
na prawym boku.
Joseph Winterhalle, zam.
1850 Wentworth ave-, pokale-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
TelesramT KrajoYe.
Wiadomosci z KOngresu.
Wiadomosci o Carry.
Powodzie i mrozy ma Pofudniu.
Ze Stolicy Zwiazkowej.

Washington, IA stycznia.
w Izbie pos}6w pomimo
niepogody i niemiiego powie-
trza zebra1o sic bardzo wielu
pos46w i publicznosci. Cieka-
wosc og6lua pobudzi}y majace
sic odbyc debaty mad wDio-
skiem Holmana przeciw roz-
dzielaniu wspare i pensyj, a
kiedy kilka punkt6w szybko
usunieto przekazaniem ich ko.
mitetom, odby}y sic debaty,
kt6re jednakze ME doprowa-
dzi3y do niczego, jak tylko do
tego, re Holman zapowiedzia},
IL podda wniosek pod pono-
wne narady.
Wniosek Holmana, energi-
cznie przez republikan6w zwal-
czany, brzmi W formie uchwa-
ly W sposob nastepujacy:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15

nik6w wzrasta. Ameryka6-
skie urzedy zwiazkowe mad
brzegiem rzeki pomiedzy La.
redo a Brownsville zosta}y u
wiadomione przez meksyka1-
skich wywiadowc6w, ze g}6.
VIVA kwatera Garry znajduje
sic okolo 100 mil na wsch6d
Laredo, mad koleja meksyka6-
sko-texaska, re z Meksyku j
r6znych stron Texas napfy.
waja do niego rekruci i ze po-
wsta6cy So dobrze zorganizo-
wani.
Dyscyplina u mich jest bar
dzo dobra, a ofcerami po vie.
kszeJ czescl SO Meksykanle,
kt6rzyzupe}nie So obznajomie-
nj nowozytna sztuka wojsko-
wa. Dalej donosza wywiado.
wcy, ze W ciagu nastepnych
dni 10 ma ogolne nastapic po-
wstanie przeciw prezydentowi
Diaz. Wiadomosci te wywar-
}y wp1yw ma w}adze wojsko-
we po obu stronach. Wojska
amerykahskie maja bye scia,
gniete oko}o miejsca jako g}o-
VIVA kwatera Garry oznaczo-
'nego.
st. Louis., IA stycznia.
z Deming. New Mexico, do
nosza, ze przybyf tam gonlec z
Ascension, Mex, i donios}, ze
powstanie tam zosta}o st}umio-
ne i re znowu panuje porza-
dek. We wtorek pu}kownik
San Ouinez otoczy1 kanienio.
}omy obsadzone przez powstah.
COW; oblezeni po s}abym opo-
RE poddali sic, i potem ich u
wieziono, Uwiezionych by1o
167. Przyw6dzca Remit Sars
uciek} W cory. opusci} on
swych ludzi W chwili rozstrzy-
gajacej. Sad wojenny z}ozy
sic natychmiast i be- watpie-
MIA przyw6dzcy zostana roz-
strzelani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
Watykan.
Rzyna, 13 stycznia.

By}y sekretarz pa6stwa Pa
pieza, pozniej prefekt sw. Pro,
pagandy, kardyna} simeoni,
umar1 dzisiaj po kilkudniowej
ehorobie. Dopiero wczoraj
grypa, ma kt6ra cierpia}, groz-
ne przybra}a objawy, tax re
lekarze stracill byli nadzieje.
Ks. Ka,dyna} Giovanni Sine
oni urodzii sic % lipca 1916
W Peliana W dyecezyi Pale
strina W g6r&ch Alba6skich
blisko Rzymu. Zaraz po ode
braniu swych swiece6 kap}a6-
skich otrzyma} wazue posadyz z
powodu niezwyk}ych swoich
zdolnosci. w r. 1847 by} au-
ditorem nuncyatury papieskiej
W Madrycie, a w trzy lata
p6zniej zosta} miauowany pre-
fektem W lyceum papieskiem
raymskiego seminaryum du-
chownego. W T. 1857 otrzy-
NAL tytu] pralata domowego i
zostai wys}any do Hiszpanii
iakoposeistelicy Apostolskiej,
azeby uporzadkowa6 stosunki
miedzy owym krajem a Waty
kanem, kt6re W czasie rewolu,
cyl bardzo sic naprezy}y. W
nastepnym roku zostaf miano-
wany protonotaryuszem apo
stolskim. Prze1 osm lat by}
sekretarzem kongregacyi Pro-
pagandy obrzadku wschodnie-
90, a WI. 1868 zosta} miano-
wany sekretarzem obrzadku
3aci6skiego i radca inkwizycyi
rzymskiej. Kardyna}em zosta3
mianowauy przez Piusa TX W
roku 1875. Po smierci Anto-
nellego pe}ni} urzad sekretarza
pa6stwowego az do smierci
Piusa TX. Jego nastepca ma
tym urzedzie by} kardyna}
Franchi mianowany przez LIE
ona XIII. Ksiadz Simeoni zas
zosta} pod6wczas prefektem
generalnym propagandy, ten
urzad piastowai juz az do
smierci.
Nastepca jego ma astym urze-
die ma bye obecnie kardyna3
Serafno Vannutelli.
Wielka Brytania.
LOndya, IA stycz.
Kardyna} Henry Edward
Manning umarl dis rano 5
minut pred godzina Sma. W
ubieg}y czwartek przeziebif
sic, / Il tego powsta}o u niego
zapalenie pluc. Urodzony W
Hestfordshise W roku 1903, u
ko6czywszy we wieku % lat
studya najwyzszem odznacze-
MEM W Balliol College W Ok
fordzie, odebra} swiecenia i W
roku 1884 zosta} mianowany
wikaryuszem W Sussex, a W 6
lat p6zniej arcydyakonem W
Chichester. Przez lat 30 by}
jednym z naiznakomitszych
duchownych koscio}a angli-
ka6skiego. W roku 1884 je-
szcze ozeni3 sic, ale wkr6tce O.
wdowia1. W Palmowa Me
dziele 1851 roku przeszed} ma
@ono koscio3a katolickiego. W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15
Hiszpania.
Mad1W, IA stycz.
Wana.
POrtugalia.
Lizbona, IA stycznia.

Lisboma, IA stycznia.
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
Cortes minister pierwszy zapo-
wiedzia} rezygnacya gabinetu,
gdyz tenze ME by} W stanie "a.
mianowac nastepce miaistra
finans6w Carvalho. Minister
doda}, re kr6l przyia} rezygna-
cya. Carvalho, oskarzony jak
wiadomo wspierauie kompa-
nil kolejowej, wskutek czego
rezygnowa1, uSprasv'edliwia1
sic tenn, ze iS'ornle k"mpanii
udzielif pozyczki Is nlIlon6w,
azeby powi ssszyt kredyt kraju
/ ze bierze IN ten krok wszelka
odpowiedzialnosc ma siebie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15

uwiadomiono natychmiast o
smierci wnuka. Wys}a}a na-
tychmiast telegram kondolen
cyjny do ksiecia Walii i jego
ma}zonki. w ca}ym Londy.
ME ma gmachach publicznych
i W kr6lewskich zamkach wy
wieszono flagi na pol masztu,
i ze wszystkich koscio}6w O.
zwaly sic dzwony za}obne.
Londy1o, IA stycznia.
Papiez mia} sic wyrazie, po
otrzymaniu wiadomosci o
smierci prawie r6wnoczesnej
kardyna}6w Simeon j Man.
ninga, re czuje, IL i jego ko-
nice jest bliski. Otrzymawszy
zas wladomosG 0 smierci
ksiecia Clarence i Avondale,
wys}a} telegram kondolencyj-
ny do kr6lowej Wiktoryi i do
ksiecia Walii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-15

roku 1865 zostal mianowany
przez OLGA swietego, iako ma
stepca kardynala Wisemana,
Arcybiskupem we Westmin-
ster. W 10 lat pozniej otrzy-
mai kapelusz kardynalski.
Zmar}y odznaczy} sic bardzo
zywem zainteresowaniem sic
kwestya robotnicza i wszyscy
pamietaja iegoogromny wp}yw
przy za}atwianiu olbrzymiego
strajku londy6skich robotni-
k6w okretowych.
Baltimaore, IA stycz.
Kardyna} Gibbons tax sic
wyrazi} o zmar}ym kardynale
Manning W obec reprezentanta
zwiazku prasy:
,,SmierG kardyna1a Mannin-
ga ciezkim jest ciosem nietylko
dla katolik6w W Anglii, ale
tez dla wszystkich katolik6w
po angielsku m6wiacych. Kar.
dyna} ten obejmowa1 wzrokiem
proroczym widnokrag religij-
ny, socyalny, polityczny. Gdy'
by by} pozosta} przy kosciele
anglika6skim, to bezwatpienia
by}by zosta} arcybiskupem W
Canterbury. Gdyby by} sic
poswieci} polityce, by}by pra-
wdopodobnie zosta} lordem u
rzedu Skarbu i zosta} r6wnie
slawnym, jak Gladstone. Jako
filantrop bylby tax znakomi-
tym jak Wilberforce, a jako
aposto} wstrzemiezliwosci, jak
ks. Matthew. Gdyby go wy
s1ano jake misyonarza do dzi-
kich, to sta} by sic drugim sw.
Franciszkiem Ksawerym. Ja-
ko minister zas dor6wna1by
hiszpa6skiemu kardyna}owi
Ximenes.
Kardyna} Manning miaf SER
ce wsp62czujjsscce dla wszelkleh
potrzeb i sSusznych daznosci
ludzkosci. Uzna1 on, re W ko-
sciele katolickim jest jedyna
droga prowadzaca do ich urze-
czywistnienia. Mkt, czy to ma
LEGACY do koscio}a, czy ME, ME
pojmowa3 kwestyj socyalnych
tax jasno jak on i ME umia}
tax swietnie pogodzic intere-
sow Kosciola / paGstwa.
By} on ucieczka klas pracu-
jacych W Anglii i broni} ich
iuteres6w Z narazeniem zdro-
via i zycia.
zna}em go, doda} kardyna}
Gibbons, i slysza}em przema.
wiajacego na koncilium waty-
ka6skiem W rzymskich lon,
dy1skich koseio}ach. Me
zwraca} sic do uczue fantazyi
s}uchaczy, tylko do ich sumie-
MIA i rozumu. Rozmowa z MIN
by}a nadzwyczai przyiemna i
pouczajac1, gIyz W nirj r'z"i,
jail skarby swej olbrzymiej
wiedzy.
Kazde przez niego wypo-
wiedziane zdanie p}yne}o mu z
ust kryszta}owa czystoseia /
nadzwyczajna odznacza}o sic
g}ebokoscia mysli i kazde jego
zdanie mog4o natychmiast ise
do druku. Nawet jako sta
rec SOletni ME spoczywaf,
lecz pracowa} bezustannie /
podw}adnemu swojemu ducho-
wie6stwu wlewa} chee do pra-
cy dzia}alnosci. Ollie dalekim
jestem cd tego, azeby o hierar-
chii angielskiei mice niskie
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