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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
TILToNVILLE.

TuToNvILLR, O., January 2.-Fred. q
bright little son of James Parker, mas
been seriously sick with scarlet rash, but
under the careful attention Of the attend
ing physician, DR.. Hoge, he is rapidly i'm
proving.
DR.. Ball, Of Cincinnati, who has been
spending part of his vacation at the resi-
dence Of Rev. Mr. Hoover, returned to his
home.
Mrs. Emily Linzy was the guest Of her
son, Jack Long, in Martins Ferry, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Travis, Of Hunter, Belmont county,
was in the first of the week looking up a
good situation.
Mrs and Mrs. John Welday, Of Smith
field. spent their Christmas with Mrs
Welday's father, Mr.. Wheeler REESE.
CLYDE Porter left last week TO spend the
holidays with his parents at New Alexan-
andria.
Alice Ridgely and brother, Of Bethany,
have returned home after spending few
days with relatives.
DR.. Freeland, who has been confined 10
his room with the prevailing disease" Is
slowly recovering.
Miss Ruth McMauus will take charge Of
her school 10 Martins Ferry on Monday,
after spending her vacation very pleasantly
Quite a number from this place will at
tend the entertainment to be given by the
Portland school at the Presbyterian
Church tonight.
Now that the holidays are thing Of the
past and most Of the people are again set
tied, so 10 speak, the members Of the sing
ing class should make an effort to get out
on Saturday nights and take an interest in
this undertaking.
The Methodist Congregation is agitsting
the question Of a new church. May all
efforts in that direction prove successful
Misses Maud and Pearl West enter
tanned few Of their friends on Thursday
evening at their home at "Vine Cliff -
Those present were: Misses Sallie String
err, Claire Brukett, Birdie and Belle,
Emma Heeley Garden, Jennie Shively.
Messrs. David Medill, Eddie Stringer,
Joe Linton, John and Barton Jones, Robert
Darrah, George Cusick, Hugh Cusick,
John Pyle, Carl West.
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PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION, Jan. 2.-The COM
mon remark was: "Its the most quiet New
Year Portland has experienced in many
years"
Portland Council by a large majority
voted against the change OF name proposed
by the National Council of Jr o. u. A W.
K. w. Hodgens lost valuable mule on
Monday By having its fg broken. A blast
in the stone quarry CAUSED large stone to
strike the mule, causing the injury. Mr.
Hodgens places his loss at ESQ
Dr. w. ID. Hoges' New Years gift vas
the appointment as railway surgeon for the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad.
Miss Jessie Betton was calling on friends
in Wheeling, Thursday.
Z. NJ. Young returned TO his labors al
Toronto yesterday.
Mrs. D. T. Philips and children, OF
Wheeling, were guests OF J. T. Hodgens'
family this week.
Mrs Mary Stringer and dau ghter, Josie,
were shopping in Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. 2. ". Hodgens entertained quite a
number Of Steubenville friends on New
Years.
Adolph Freedman, the well known CARPET
man of Bellaire, was in town yesterday.
Quite & number from Portland attended
the party given by the Misses Ella and
Edith King, of Warrenton, Tuesday eveo-
ing.
] T. Hodgeu unloaded two cars Of Michi-
gan pine lumber from the Wheeling and
Lake Erie this week.
Misses Essie and Crete Bigger visited
Martins Ferry friends New YesrA
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., January miss Maggie
Hofer, Of Sarlis, was visiting friends here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Voegtly and daughter
spent New Years with relatives al Sardis.
Professor and Mrs. Dan Williams, Of
Moundsvllle, have been spending the holi.
days with her mother, Mrs. Lenkard, Of
this place.
Captain Charles Muhleman returned
home from Cincinnati the first OF the week.
Misses Lib Noll and Minnie O'Neill
spent Wednesday with Miss Dora Nesbit
Miss Mollis Cline Is visiting friends and
relatives in Matamoras this week.
Miss Lima Fisher gave delightful social
10 her many young friends Of this place on
New Years eve.
Miss Emma Braunlich, accompanied by
her brother and family, returned home
East Liverpool on Thursday evening.
Harry Monroe, Of Bellaire, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Martha Suter, OF this place.
Charles Davis, Of Wellsville, Ed Royce
E. L. Haws and T. p. Murrin, OF Toledo,
were here this week putting ups telegraph
line for the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail-
road.
Miss Lizzie Undertake, of St. Glars
vile, has been the guest OF Miss Kate
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hood entertained
coed number of their friends on New
Years eve bJ giving dancing party.
Campbell's band made the music and the
old year was walled out while the new
wear was ushered in in most
ENJOYABLE manner. Those present
were Mr.. George Sterling and wife,
q. Ogden aud wife, Mr.. Acheson and wife,
n. White and wife. B. Campbell and wife,
r. Applegearth and wife and Misses Myr-
tie Sterling, Birdie and Minnie Ogden,
Mary Applegearth, Vine Schwender, Lau-
"a Roupp, Ida Shannon, Annie Maven,
Ina Sommers. Dora Dawson, Katie Apple
geSrth. and MeSsrs. Chas- and George
Sterling, Nick Simons, August Hood, Sam
aud William Meeker, JAS. Ogden. Elmer
Davis. William and Henry Ulrich and
VIM Eberling.
The LaughIin mill made several good
shipments Of nails last week.
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BRILLIANT.

BRlLLIAxT, O., January LA Grange
Lodge No. SO. A. A. Of /. " >. W., Will
give q festival and ball at the Brilliant rink
or FRIDAY evening, January S. The music
will be furnished by Beuche's orchestra, OF
Steubenviile. Admission, 80 cents to ball
and % cents TO supper. The following COM
mittees insure good time on the ABOVE
occasion: On Arrangements, w. Is. Max
well, James Tate, Charles Hoover, Z. II.
Dalrymple, G. w. Wilson, EllswGrth
Buoy W. c. Jones, Henry Ulrich, VIM;
Hoover w. ]. Coen, Otto Glasso, David
Pritchard, Geo. Tate, John Price, William
Lancaster, Jess Robinson, VIM. Tate aud
Alex. Dean On Invitation, G. l.. Dalrym-
pie, VIM Hoover, Jess Robinson, and VIM.
lancaster, Otto Glasso. Floor Managers,
Jess Robinson, G.. l.. Dalrymple, ". w.
Wilson and VIM. Lancaster.
A number from cown attended the fun.
eral of Clark West on Sunday. Hewas
an employe of the Mingo steel plant and
was killed on the railroad on CHRISTMAS
morning. He was buried by the Jr. .. U.
A. NJ, OF which he was a member.
The pike from Boeland's Shaft TO New
Alexandria and from Brilliant to New AL
eXandria is now completed. This IS
great Improvement.
The Union Sunday School held their
Christmas entertainment in the Disciples
Church last night. The performances
were Of musical and literary nature, fol-
lowed by treat
The Steubenville Presbytery on Wednes-
day gave Rev. weir, pastor Of the Bril-
liant and Mingo churches, permission TO
accept the call of the Toronto church.
The grip is quite prevalent here.
Mr.. John Taylor has returned after be-
ing absent week.
The mill started up again last Wednes-
day and is now running full They expect
to start the new addition the first of mex I
week. The rolls are now being put in and
the gas producer is in good working order.
The town has been unusually quiet dur
ing the holidays.
VIM. Jones, who was severely burned in
the mill some time ago has now so far re-
covered as TO be able to work again.
Mr.. Ryan is convalescing slowly.
Mr.. Isaac Winters is very low with ty-
phoid fever and fears are entertained FOR
his recovery.
Mrs. Nancy Richardson has opened a
restaurant, which has been badly needed
here for some time. 1t will, no doubt, be
great accommodation and be patroniZed by
the mill men and public enerally.
Thos Waddle has been confined to his
bed for several days with the grip.
Charles H. Spaulding and l.. j. g. Dren-
men have been appointed executors of the
estate of the late David Spaulding, and
have given bond in the sum OF $4,000
They have filed suit against the National
Exchange Bank Of Steubenville 10 compel
the reassignment OF the interest that the
Spaulding Iron Company, Of this place, had
in trust OF Graf, Bernnett & Co., who
failed in Pittsburg some time ago, and
whose creditors had transferred 10 the
bank as collateral.
A party was given at the residence Of
Jobp GhanlOn last nj ght
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NEIGHB0RHOOD.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING. on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the News
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, January 2.-The NJ. f. church
Is holding a successful festival at Brink
mans Hall this week.
Frank Henshaw has been i'll for several
days.
Misses Ida and Amanda Abbott are
spending the holidays at Fairmont Mrs.
H. NJ. Durbin, Of Weston, spent several
days with her son, Q. r. Durbin, this week.
Frank Benner has returned from short
visit 20 his mother at Baltimore.
Miss Anna Grant gave very pleasant
party TO a number Of her friends, Wednes-
day evening, at her home on Washington
street.
F'rancis Labadis and his company made
quite hit during his three nights engage
ment here.
Thomas Henry, q conductor on the
branch, while making train up was
thrown from a car and broke his ankle.
Miss Ollie CLARK spent few day with
friends az Fairmont.
It was rumOred that q young lady who
ranks in high ssciety at FairmOnt and a
young student Of this place were married
at FairmOnJ yesterday.
The Grafton Social Club gave an ex-
ceejingly swell pail az Brinkman's Hall,
Tuesday evening. The costumes or the
ladiet were exquisite. The hall was hand
sOmely decorated with holly. Teoy were
society leaders from Parkersburg, Fair
mont and kingWOOd IN attendance.
Misses BERTHE Rogers and Hattie C!ark
were az Clarksburg this week.
Wood NJ. OdwOtJ has been at EalrInont
several days this week.
The Grafton City Band viii give their
ball about February 25ch.
Mr. Moran, Of Pittsburg, is the guest OF
his parents in West Grafton.
Nr. and Mrs. Geo. Dunlap were N
Wheeling last week.
{. Owens, clerk az the Grafton Hotel,
was in Baltimore q few days.
Fred Blue had his hand hurt Thursday.
". Owens is successor 10 L. -. HaInlI-
ton as United States express agent here.
3 MIR. aud Mrs. Newman are spending the
holidays az keyser.
Miss Hattie HOugb, Of Fairmo1t was
visiting Miss Jessie Gilbert few days.
John HOGAN and MIR. Epstein, Of Park
erS0urg. were in town this week.
The conductors are making elaborate
preparations for their ball which IS TO be
given Tuesday evening.
Junior Brown, Of kiugwoOd, was IN town
this week.
win Shaw, who was injured at Pitts
burg, was brought 10 mis- home Saturday
Naylor ProudfOOt, Of Weston, arrived
here this week.
About twenty scholars Of the High school
went 70 Bridgeport Thursday.
II. +. Wells and Miss Anna tletcher
were quietly married at the residence OF
Rev. Nj. Hess New Years eve.
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WELLSBURG.

wrI1sRURG, w. VA, January Am &C
.rident occurred Monday night at the cor
rer of Urana and Charles streets Mrs.
IA Nichols, Of Uhrichsville, o, had ar.
Tived ip town and was going 20 the home o.
her mother. Mrs. JOHN Kemp, in a buck
wagon driven BY her brother Harry, when
: sDring broke and Mrs Nichols was
thrown 70 the street, and suffered severe
,,,i,,ries about the face and body. she was
tsTen to the nome Of her father-!n-law, ia;
Sicbolls. Sr., where she viii be compelled
"a n main for some time.
r,he sack factory was on Two OF three
49, tb;s week for want of orders.
+ 3 Jewett, OF Toledo, o., was IN Town
loSl-;ng al the firing apparatus Ut the XIV
80 ~ GLASS WORKS this week.
on TUESDAY evening the sabbath Scoool
clsss If "a. n. Vouhardt gave him quite a
SUNRISE at his resjdence on Nam street oy
presenting him with solid silver en-
graved napkin ring in remembrance OF MS
kir6Dess 10 them. The evening was spent
id qeD,es and music and refreshments were
Ss,l IN $50 and after al nao spent an
~ of solid pleasure, one tnS1 WI ~. ne noe
~ forSotten BY the class or oy Mr..
Us. Voilhardt, they departed Inc
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BENWOOD.

The social given by the Ladies' Aid So
cietv of the nj. E. Church closed last even
ing. A neat sum was realized, which will
be applied TO discharging the debt on the
parsonage. The society has been working
Tor that object for the past three years, and
have accumulated the sum OF 800 by sew
ing and socials.
Misses Hattie and Dora Davis have re-
turned from visit to friends at Reeds
Mills.
Mrs. Fult Allen, Of Marshall county, was
the guest Of her sister on Main street one
day last week.
Seamon Bowers has returned from Glen
coe. o., after brief stay.
Misses Nettie Whitesldes and Helen Nc
Cabe left SaLurday for Cameron, where
they have secured positions IN the new
school recently erected there.
Miss Nora Dcibeare returned Friday
from a visit with friends In Moundsville.
j. Allen will remove 10 Limeston this
month.
Walter McMillen returned TO Baltimore
Saturday, where ne is attending medical
college.
]. Haskins is visiting his parents in Bur
ton.
The officers and members Of Evening
Star Lodge, X. of P, will attend lecture
in the nj. e. Church to-day, on Benefits OF
Secret Societies" by Rev Milan.
Lincoln Lodge. l. o. o. F., installed Of
fcers last evening and initiated one mem
Der.
Mort Brown and J. Conner returned TO
Scio College Saturday.
The concert and supper given by the Nc
Mechen brass band New Years eve was
largely attended from here.
The Bellsire correspondent was in error
as TO the purpose for which the owners OF
the Benwood ferry had put in the pickets
on the Ohio side. They were put there TO
tie the boat TO when the river is high
Miss Maggie Girth returned TO Pittsburg
after brief visit with friends here
The young ladies In charge Of the tables
at the bazaar for the benefit Of St Johns
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Look 0uf Below!
We f{avs in Stock Nearly
Three Hundred Pianos and Organs.
WE HAVE
The Emerson Piano, Inc BlaSSluS fldlO'
The Weber Piano, Secondhand Upright Piano.
The Hardman Piano, Secondhand Square Piano.
The Wesman Piano, The PACKARD olyan'
The Krell Piano, Story and Clark OrSanS,
TheNeV EnslandPiano, Chicago ollaSeVrSaB,
THE BRIDGEPORT ORGAN.
THE BRIDGEPORT ORGAN.

For the next thirty days we intend to
surprise our friends by selling the above
and other make of instruments at great
ly reduced prices and liberal terms. We
will consider it compliment if you will
call and see us whether you wish to buy
or not.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

LuOSe WHO aSSiStcu thCAA -
grand success. -.,.oa, "a
Mrs. F. M. Bowers. of Water street, 10
spending few days in BarnesViile.
Robert Headleson has returned from
visit 10 Matamoras. ,h;ob
A LADY member of the committee whlch
gave the social in the City han, IoS. .
black fascinator, last Thursday evening
BRIDGEPORT.
The Bridgeport Club was entertsiheu W
Miss Fisher, of Kirkwood, on IhursusS
evening, and there was a full attehuan -
The other social event of the week was the
reception given by Miss Stella SpangeI-
berg, Of Kirkwood, on Tuesday nlght. IL
was full dress affair, and Of course sonls
of the toilets worn by the ladies were very
fine.
The third of the series Of musicals gwen
by A. Neuman, at his residence at BurA-
side, took place on New Years Day lrOni
10 9p. N. II was one OF the most sue
cessful musicales held since the series
have been inaugurated. Besides instru,
mental music, on the violin, guitar anu
banjo, vocal solos were also sung ana the
persons deserve great credit Tor having ao
Quilted themselves in such an exceliehO
manner. A dinner was served al p Ln.,
and all partook heartily OF the repasL Mr;
Isham Fuller, President OF the EIectrlcaI
Manufacturing Company, OF Chicago, also
favored the guests with some selections De-
fore they retired.
The kellogg Concert Company drew q
large audience at the Presbyterian church
on Friday evening, and the entertainment
was thoroughly enjoyed by all VINO al
tended
The contest at the German church was
decided on New Years night. The con-
testants were Misses Sophia Windesheim-
or and Minnie GretZinger for gold ring.
Miss Gretzinger was the successful one,
turning over about $40. The other young
lady came very close.
Chris Huntsinger met with quite PAIN
full accident yesterday afternoon While IN.
loading lot of steel at the Standard mill
in Etnayille. The heavy metal, In fall-
ing, struck the thumb and cut 1t consldera-
bly,
There is some complaint about the way
in which the young boys of town are allow
ed to drive horses. and especially on the
brick pavement. There is heavy hne at
tached to such proceedings, so IL would De
well for the boys 10 slack up little.
The Directors Of the Progress Building
Association held a meeting last night ana
elected officers for the ensuing year.
The members of the knights of Pythias
lodge went down 10 Sardis yesterday to
hold special meeting for the initiation OF
new members at that place.
Rev. Mr. Stephens will occupy the pull
rit to-day after an illness Of ten days. In
the evening there will be prayer service
held at the church.
Cloyd Duncan leaves for Ann ArDor and
st. Clair Alexander for Columbus TO re-
sumo their studies after the holiday vaca-
ton.
Miss Josephine McArran, of Alliance, is
visiting Miss Matte Horrells.
Frank Baggs has returned from Carl
vie, XIV, where he has been visiting.
j. II. Williams and wife, M. Jackman, OF
Wellsville, and Jos. Stillwel, of Barnes
vile, are at the Sherman House.
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G. u. MOUSE,
1924 and 1926 Market Street,
WHEELING, w. VA.
nsTOCK TAK1NGH
Be8insthe first Of January, 1892.

This means that there great many broken
lots of Mems, Boys and Children's Suits and
Overcoats to be sold at Half Price in order to
clean them out. Those who have fingered in
their purchases will now find brilliant oppor-
the dollar. We mean business on the-frst floor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-28
Rok za}oby
wei.
narodo-

Suniesz juz niezdaro starry
w nleszkohczona g}ab powoll -
Zjad}es, zeby, a ME zgryz1es
Problematu Iepszei doh!
Licho by4o CT ia swiecle
Vice W dziadowsklch skor 1achma-
ME
Dajesz r do wiecznoSci
" nleprzebitych mgief %otchfanie.
Idzlesz tam, gdzle ME ma pytah,
Go W SWAT puscl znow Caprlvl:
Albo jaklch max wymysfem
Aleksander mas. zadzlw1.
1dziesz W swlatY, kedY niema
Gel, nj c}owych tez kontrakt6w,
Wiec be- grosza mozesz smia4o
Wziasc tam nedze naszych swia-
tow.
Idz, dziadunlu! My zas lekcy,
Utrapien1a mar pozbywszy,
W nowy razno posp'eszy wszy,
w nowY - zatem i zczesllwszY!..
jake dotad. tradycyinie
w lekkich zycia zadz kankanie,
Przetahczymy lub przesp,my
Dnie, co raczy>z dac O PANE!
Sto lat mi ja! Bagatela!..
Mimo bole i me,z 'rnre,
Nlebywa}e poswiscenla,
Wszystkle checl poszfy marine!
A wlec ma co swiatu W oczy
Stawac kirem cmentarzem?..
Naco budziG radosG dzlka
Il pogneb:enla - W sercu wrazem?
Pc CO true sic nadaremnie?
w kat za}obna, smutna kllNo!
Jesll true sic to szampanem,
Roederera lub Veuve Clequot!
W gore cary! Wlwat roku,
Jubilacle naszel piracy!
Hulaj dusza, bez kontusza =
Mysmy, PANE, zawsze tacy!..
Wiersz ten lekkoduchom poSwieca
(Smlgus). Smmny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-28
PLAN JAZDY
NASZYCH KOLET
Chicago, Milw. S. PAM

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w str o.nt wschodu u. Odchodz,.
on.0"so eApr., codzleh 6.32 pm.
Chicago exRr., Hiram
Chicago expires 1886 am.
Pociag pocztowY codzieh $50 nm.
W strong zachodu Odchodz,.
Chicago expires, codzleh 4.cS am
Chicago expr., codzie" 9.34 am
onlcago expr. 1856 pm.
Pociag pocztowy 11.5l am.
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbrotv 11.51 am.
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
q Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 11.51 am.
P~rzesiadanle do .Menome1ee l1.5l am.
Green Bay -Winona ~ S. p.
?rzybywa Odchodzi
Pociag pasazerski Ais pc ob.-9.20 rano
Pociag %frachtowy 7.3O wiecz.-6 O5 rano
Chicago g. Northwestern.
4 ach low l..
Przybywa Odchodzi
fasazerski 9.55 ran 1910 runO
9.05 wiecz. $40 wiecz.
k2czacyz Rochester $50 pc poludn.
Frachtowy 700 rano
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.05 pc poludn
X c cd j.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski $40 rano 600 w:ecz.
S.55 wiecz 8 10 wiecz.
kaczacy z Rochester 1910 rano
Fralght accommod. 80 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse $40 pc po1udn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-28

wszystko ma dobre obr6ci ] W
radosc zamienl, a wy O
wszystklem zmartwleniu "a
pomnicie, to wscystko mole
bye, ale ia music sic wzlas1
IA wielkie sposoby...
TO sic wezcie, dobra ko-
bleto-rzekt udobruchany sof-
tvs i odetchnaf gfeboko - ia
wan zapfaty ME pozaluje,
dam talara, dam diva, iak
trzeba.
Jul wy sic 2le kfopocz-
Gle, zdajcie wszystko ma mn,e,
po zachodzle sfonca zaczne
sic ze ztem mocowac: ale ma.
Gle wy tn take mlejsca, kto
re mozna dobrze zamkuac i
ME wchodzic tam przez dwie
noce i leden dzleh?
Take mlejsce? a. ma co
wan ono?
-Ano, ia tam wszystka
eta moe i chorobe zamkne.
-Matka, lax myslisz, gjzie-
by to MONA zle zamnnaG?
Mode W skrzynce?
To "a male i ma dziurke
cd klucza.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-28
PLACCIE IA WIARUSA
DWaj AraboWle.

Peulen Arab z pustynl,
imleniem Nabu, posiadaf klacz
bsrdzo piekua, Storej NE
chcial ulkomu "a aadna Gene
odprzeda6. Daher, drug, Arab
z lnnego pokolenia, zapragnaf
mocno poslasc ia, ale ME wi.
dzlat ma to 2adnego sposobu;
paprozno ohlarowaf tamtemu
W zamlan "a to plekne zwierze,
- wlelbiqdy swoie i wlelkle
bogactwa. Widzac, Re wszyst
ko daremne, wziat Gle do
podstepu:
Umalowaf sobie twarz
ciemnym sok'em Jakieg>s zie
la, odzia} sic W iachmany,
obowiazaf' szyje ! nog' jak
zeb:ak kaleka stanat PREY.
drodze, ktora Nabu miai
rrzeie4dza6. Gay go ujrzaf W
pobllzu, odezwat sic slabym
gfosem: ),
= Jestem blednym uprzyby-
seem: cd trzecb dni ME moge
sic ztad ruszyG, by wyszukac
soble po&ywien1a. ZAraz umre
= ratuj mic, Bog ca wyna-
grodzl!
Nabu poradzit mu, by zaraz
nm adat SIG 10 jego domu,
gdzie otrzyma poslfek, lecz
oszust odpowledziai:
= Me moge sic podniesc
stracifem silly!
L%itos.wY Arab zslada ia
ziemie. zbliza klacz DO sledZa-
cego | pomaga nu lax moze,
umlescic sic ma mel; Daher,
skoro poczuf sic W s'odle,
uktut klacz ostroga i puscf
sic galopem VOLTAGE:
= To ia, Dacher, wzlalem
twa klacz i zab'eram ma aaw-
SHei
= Nabu gon1 "a RIM, da
jac znaki, IL chce cos pr2e-
movie. Dacher uj-chawszv
kawafek drog! zatrzy,nule SIC,
a tamten mu rzecze:
Zabraies mi klacz, ]esll
sic TAX Bogu podobaio, zycze
CT s~zczesLla: ale zaklinam Gle
ME NOV mkomu, jak'm spo-
sobem ia zdoby}rs!
Dlaczego? spyraf Dacher
zdziwlonv.
= Bo m5gloy bye ktos
inny, rzeczywiscie s}aby i po-
trzebujacy pomocy, a ty stat
bys sic przyczyna tego, 10
mkt ME spelnllby .n'loslernego
uczvnku. bojac sic, by ME 20.
stall lak ia oszukanym.
Dacher ~uderAony tenn slowy
peinem, szlachetnej mlloscl
bhzoiego, 2aa,auow'i sic W
my6li, a zslani"y kIaczy i,
oddai 10 zacnemo Nabu | US
clskal go serdecsnle. Dwaj c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-28

Czterech pan6w wraca1o z
polowanla. Mieli doJse ma czas,
do pociqgu. Wtem jeden powlada:
-Ach! to juz p6zno!.. gdYby
gdzie konla, da}bym renskiego,
byfem sic ME sp6zn!f ma ko1ej.
Sfysza1 to w%iesniak, ldacy "a
NINA gdy CT panowle ma chwl-
lie ~spoczeli, co robi6. ably sic ME
sp6zniG do poclagu, on chwyci} ich
sJrzelby / poczat uciekac.
Oni "a MN. Ma dworcu go
dogonili, a on oddajac 4strzelby,
rzek4:
Prosze o rehskiego-bez koni
sprowadzi1em pan6w ma czas do
dworca.
N%auczYcieL: Napisz s1owo: ra-
no.
Uczen napisaf dobrze.
N%auczYciel: Napisz show O
W n O.
Uczen: kledy vino sic ME
pisze, ale pile.
W sadie pytano z}odzieja::
u czego zyjesz?
u piracy rak.
-Adaslu! Mania p}acze, les
]ej ME daf jab}ka?
-Alez daje jej ziarnko = jak
sobie posadzl, bedzie mla1a Gale
drzewo.
Jeden rzek} drugiemu:
-Gdyby ME ia, by!bys mai
w1ekszym giupcem ma swlecle.
Sl1a woli. Wojtek Blbula
zbllza sic do przydroznej karczmy,
mowiac do sleble ten sposob:
Me p6jde tam dzls, ma no
nor ME p6jde.
--hAesz, WoJtku, poJdziesz,
ME wytrzymasz. Wien, re VISTA
pisz, ty antychryScle!
--Otoz lie r6jIe, = No. n.y.
wo WoJtek, mijaJ karczme! = A
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Wojtku jaki q cleble chwackl
chiop, dallb6g re chwacki:
Woitek rzeozywlscio !minaf
karczme i aadowolony 2 samcgo
siebie, zatrzymai $40,
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