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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

Frank s Hunt. ore Of the most popular
2 men on the Somerset & Cambria branch Of
the Baltimore & Ohio, died al the West
Fad Hotel, Of this place, on wednesday
last He was formerly an engineer On the
Baltimore & Ohio main line, and about a
year ago he vas seriously injured IN a
wreck. from the elects Of Ehich he never re-
covered HIS lungs were injured and con-
sumption resulted
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

Al TIE righ- l-ie il.srss-. c-af1. a1I E91l1rz
81 T ll'i11 Smith. A dan tC-e- and Levi LIel-l-
ta- trustees 1f TIE ErfZlzl-cal Asslsg anon rf
Srrth America Of ln alI 1o al thar esr-s1 .1t 1r
ground slrua-e il tEf norQlCh % IfcTe-i.a-a.
-c-le-sat county Pa. in B1eg1iv lfid -.lr.s h--
-nr rlrl 1f r1e -Gt known 50 l on u.C- u
s4if blT1Ih bounded sli 1asC.lla-.. 1l O. 1v-s
lali-r lcg ELe-e sad lcl so at co-le-s VIA a.1-
- u Eurg-l-T s--cer rle-ce a long szii ----f-
flr-V taar - c1rlcrl tlrrcz ~ -Elt alg.as Fll
sz-d sr1eef I1e along tLc crIF.-l. SHY fec tl
corner 90 tie Grigirai- thence ~ right a--.es
uith -tst described .iue along the orls-1 -1
point il the line between lots % and fi- ller.-
along line of l1t sso- o. llE She property % lirs-
strsrtou sixty feet % the p-lce of 1eg.u1ilE
cCu-aining 40 s-are feet and l ri -cl i erect
e. new frame c----ll lu-.1 r. -1ag he zzl-s
Ic- o. zr1-uf c1lFe7ei % vi. 81 -ui e.. e. a.
Trustees uf -1e ETar-e.lla. Ais1efl--1u lf Worth
An e-5rI ~ J. o. E-e=-.er l- we r- e. eel iErs1
EsT. I,,- ard -ee1u1e'i II 0--i Bllk. ke- i9
page i55. c-f. 1T reference -9 E-il -lr Clara 1f
tile VIE flliT aFTear t1ge--er w--l -ne zpp-r-
-ersrees.
raken Il execution and 70 be z1id as The u-11-
cry Of william smith, Adam F1sel ard Lew
LieEli-cr. Trustees ~ rEe Era1ge -al As-ool e.
-i1u % Nor---s srler-ca- ~ 11s sr.- ~ llllet
51-.-z- CsE ci Gavin T. Cis-Gf-E--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

Al the rig-it tifle- ll-erss and eiz--l % Ezsaa
W5l-1Cu-. -. ID sut 10 Al -El- CE-tLil -71C- OF
ezgct cuur-T. and state of Penn g.. alla-lilx
lands q David leluhGl.zl. IaCnl 4. F1Izlr. L4-
vi C1rghe-our d1d orbers C1u11iuiug 1eVau1s
eight .--i acres more - less. o. Ehich t--se o.
aCres are 81 A.. having rlsr-1- crested on
ariI lzifsio-y r-z1k eilllF 1glse al.i s..lli--
With LEe aQp-r-enalces-
TAKEN iu execution ard % - 81 rs the -rru-
erry u lean Fl.--1-t, AZ he su-1 1. Lew C1sl-
e-C--. Use cf 3lrsJ J. u Cll-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

jacob Garry, one Of the alleged gang Of
no0nshinez oonfned in the county iaiI.
was taken 70 Pittsburgh last evening By
Deputy Collector joins. He vii be given a
hearing bef5re Commissions McCAndIes-
to-day Garry was accompanied by his al
t0rnsy John r Scott Who VII endeavor 10
have him released on bail
Information va made before squire Mish-
Ter. Of Conenzugh township. one day last
wsek by Joseph BIough against John Eek
eErode, charging him With the larceny Ct
some dishes from a. outkitchen while the
family was avsy from home. At the hear
ing Saturday there vas no evidence 70 con
Wet Eckeuro6e and be Was discharged.
Charles Si6man who had been employed
IS farm hand by Ermer named Miller,
near DaYidsTille, OF Thursday last left that
place taking with him pocket book con
tanning s., and belonging to his employer.
He had been employed 81 Mr. Miller since
last fall and had been paid Up II fll few
DAYS before leaving Siiman Is believed TO
be hiding about Jobls,owa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

We have the finest Iineof New style Dress
Trimm ings.
MS TEEDwELL & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

A IRE occurred near F0rwaryist0wn. len
Ter township, Tuesday night, in which a
barn owned By a nan named Kaufman
vas burned 70 the ground It is thought
that the cause Of the FIRE was sponianeous
combustion, as the flames we're 6rst disc0y-
e-sd II Lhe hay-mow. TIE loss : 800.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

TERMS.

N1TfCE--Al persons pur-,lasil- n- The
above sale VII please take na-ie- liar % rer
cent - tire purchase rloEaE must le PAID
when property - knociseri i1lrl- Otherwise
U.. Ersf purchaser. Lne rs-.lf-e ~ tie urr-
chase money llust be rali ou 90 ietor- the
cav % ccllrallt lol- VlZ- lllratiaV. Ear
T. lsas NJ DEED win Re a. zlas -esl-ed -1lll
TIE p1rcLase ull-ey Is p2ld 81 eliL
ISAIAH GOOD.
she-trs 0fHoe. AF-l =. 80 sEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27
Curtains

Hamburgs. Hamburgs Hamburgs vi Ii
out end st
MRs- TEEDEELL & Cos.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

Remember you ear fnd my marble and
Granite works on Race Street, two squares
sorlh Of Diamond
W F. SHAFFER, Somerset, Pa
All Rina Muslia aid Knit Underwear
ladies and Chil1rens' very chezp-
Mss. TzEDEELL & Cos.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27
Also

Al tLe right, tide inreres. ard eiairl OF Jonas
EefroF ~. n an1 % al thai c-r-alr t-art %
and sirlate II Nllf1ri township. -lluerse- cJl--
y. and state n b-1nsg irsni-. a1t bounded 1s
1ilcWs. d VIZ heElunicg at stones, tErnee
north nfty-tlIr ard tree fourth ce-rers east enc
thence s1uth s1Try-ETc ceErees eat SIX pcrcles
10 Z = hire oak t1eEer uuzt1 rtlee1 1eEre-s east
utnery-rrTo arc eis1---e-lr1 rerc1es - c-y ma
pie Eaeuce suIish six-y-o-e eEs- lllr-T seven
srees eesr seven an 1f---4l11 Qer-ees io e r0~-.
thence uorth thirty three de-rzes east one lEz-
cred al1 1i-T I've FerelZs % Stone thence lnsrn
eighty SIX lif rees east seven perc1es % "a h-te
oak. lnence uarth forty y e, sl1ty y-ei-l sZd
.a1- telth - a olacz OAK thence Glr-1 slElT-1er-
en- essi slsniF pszcnes o. psi. Iae1ee rqrtl
tcrrF u-1e le Ere-- ~ e.r Ninety a1l ei--t--eufl
perc1sS - = waite OzE. t1rrce u0-th seventy
three degrees e. -1liIF rerct-s -1 a l-le oa<-
soulh ulle degrees ue=r enc 1uu-rci sutl ser en-
ty-utnc perrnes - stones. thence s1l-fl -.g--Fo
degrees Rezt one hlndrsd perr1es- -lel e sllll
3 sxrr--eEeu degrees east eighty I'VE perales t1.
u,--r thence si5uta tvVcl- i've ieg-els aas- 'lrTr
au1 tenth pcrches % a c.e--lu- thence a1Ilrl
if-y-eiEhr degrees Wes- f1rIT--hree ard ,ru--
tenth r.-rc1es to 4 posi- -leDe= SUN tll-t- 40
deg-esS easl eieFe1 perc1cs 1o rCs-. thence
south t1TIy-1rC ra rec. 7Fesf --lr-T z-la al- I've
degree east lft-e1 and elZn-- 1-llk pc-clls o. O.
post thence -uafl s-r-T-slL degrees east eighty
SIX au1 Lra-reu-E pcrcues o. the ri1ae of le-l.l-
l-g. cunIal--ng three hundred alG t1gr .sfl
ac-es more Or less, of Uhicn - acrgs ar cleared
1a.zlce timber l4Tidg thereon erected q large
Lllil-storF frame tenant house, bank lal a1E
c-ler our tu--iu-s with z ia7E- urCli1l 10 s-zl--
sear-l- tees On E-e fpreu-ses Ll-l u e -lci
sta-e of cultivation, win the cppur-er1rce-.
Taken FRI execution and % BE so-l e. Lle prop
e-ly of -sa-s Ie.lros l- the s-l- o. e. T. leir5W-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

r. G. CoIborn viii become assistant super
iuten6ent Of the Smith furniture and hard
wa-s company, operating extensive stores a.
Davis. Elkins and Th0mas, viii head4Ha--
ts-s3t Davis. West Va Mr- Colborn has
had several years experience in The hard
ware business ard very justly, 10 doubt, es-
teens that line Of trade Is his specially
he fne saiesrgu aud A all-a1ound
-oof f-IIoz- The Js,aHal hopes 10 record
his permanent srccsss IN his ueE home and
ebo-en line Of iuiustry.-Flas.5,Eg Jssa-llL
Robert Is Hon. A 7. Colbora' sy0uugsst son
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

Mr. Harvey Hiuebaagh- proprietor Of me
Redwood Sp0ke Factory, Vas caller ai
this sfice Saturday. He expected 70 c-oss
ueeotiatious that have been going On ioi
souie une with Pittsburgh parties for tns
sale Of his plant Monday. In event Of ne
sssl bang oonsrmmate,i tie capacity Of The
s,--r-v vii Sc tripled. when forty or any
vorknen viii Be given employment n ne
NH a Rackw0od and the force Of men en-
pl5ved II the woods Vii Be largely incrs2s-
es Il Is expected that the new owners o.
.bs f,eto-v VII introduce machinery BY
which they can turn OF sP0Ess, hubs and
fslloxs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

,-t keeps rsrnin Oui Of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

Al the rEr-. ltia. Interest l4l1 c-Ei-l cf Ben
i.-ufn Irul-rlan. of, .r Elt % al rha- eer-ain
rrzct OF lalc state IL Sclrhrrc--c- r1V--.-i1 D.
5tll-erset rl----g. Pa and Known 81 --e Alex
Elnercz -rlct LoCuiGi 81 1sc-i I'D 81 -1l 17rs-
% All beg .llltns a. a Foz- il The rTg hlElr1d
and twenty I'VE percn -lls eight rods f-1U the
Cl-ler. IEcure soUfl four .s clsL Erl--r f.a.
pe1ches 20 4 post By land Of IacC5 Ir1ut1lil --1-
thence south thIr-ee1 degrees east t1rfy-siE i-
perc.es r0 a rC.r- thence east nLretr-l-re .-a.
perche-, r1e1ce u1T-h t1-r e 1eE-ees east thirty
cine 1 aEl 1Fe--erl ll Ce-c1es - rl-- ulr-l
sIE-T--ile ana Oue-h1 degrees. west
eig1ree1 Elt gI-hl--lE-l l.--- rz1l1-s -Le-Ge
north t1lr-e-n rs degrees a1s- one 1l-trel a-1
lila-eeZ ,li3 pcEc1es, south = r-ZrT-s-re 90
lg-ees Wes- one lultrei ard tsEe el-T-t-lr .--i.
perclEs Cd -i-e pLsCe qf Degil1liE- cel-al1l-z
ninety Eve fa5I acr1s aud one hundred a.. il---
seven p 7 Der hes. srrtCr measure 4eor- ,l acres
Of rllcz are cica-. tr'anee slnler -ar--- raeE--
on eree-e-. a t1-c--tory -- Fl-.il- il1..s- halz
barn and 1-ler ol-1llii '.--l--s 1--l -ll- -l-ir
camp Lul a large orcl1-l On the premise 1.-l
the app--LelEucez
T4EaE iu execution ls lle url7s--T OF D-c a.
MN IrJu-ulil. a. IT, sli- 0f K zlFlri So. s. Use
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27
MS UHL

Fi1F1f Daniel Y0le- died
lanaIa county. on Wedaes
-E-sE years ten months and
Toe -suai1s Nere buued On
re vas asisier of the late Isaac
~ tle mother Of samuel and
-lc L-s Peter Wingard Her
-sz- years ago. They Ev-
-- ---1- ca the MlIlcrsek road.
el years ag0. They had
-l my years saeEas a coa-
% De Alsh church. She.
i1 Allfl1l, vas brought By
z 5-Es coanty, Pa Ehsn
u1l-ls %. NJ Kaafuaa
Cd Her father lived 10
years % age and xas never
lgs "a bis long lie.
oods are cheap and in great
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

-.r.fnI young a. Snyder :
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

All The riELt, t.t-e. interest and C.alm % Levi
uglelcu-. li. ic ans tc al -r- ee-LaLl frlc- li
county. and state @ Peulsg lvzu.E. bounded lg
The cssseiala1 2 yer, Gi-llrl tract a-- lands 1f
El1sILu ~ l.-r1l- Erl orlers. ~u1-a. mig -1eI---
-UC - ac-zs E1-e o. less Or which llgr- I've
acres are clear. a.F-ls -lgr=cu erected a lle aud
. lEiEsfCry plank hose ard fame STAB q, ri D.
me a1Dl---aua
Iakel In exec CuIiill and % be solt a. gre prop
cry Of Levi Cous shslour a. che sl-- o. lf-a J. Il
c C.l and use
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

r tie latest patterns and
r-r,-Ts drug store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27
vv1lay Dentist.

-@-s mach puzzled over
.=r-- 5ay be F-cEs ap any esss
-f taere are only forty
.a- EITHER the rooster
-s one 0fthe hens lays two
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

A line of Misses and Childrens
Jackets and Blazers now in stock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

OF the Latest styles now
open. A large line Of best dark
and light Calieoes at 5 cents. Mas
lins and Sheetings viii becheap this
season. Cali and see nv stock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-04-27

sa extinction Why Echo
r aor have osentun-
--rs the operation painless,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

The idea Of deducting from the salaries Of
Congressman the pay for the days that they
are absent is one that has a strong flavor of
practically about it. and one which a Congress-
which has put itself on record for extreme
economy could not consistently oppose. But
IL has one ser:o1, objection Congressman
sresent to Washington because they have been
honored by their constituents with the duty of
representing local and national interests
They are not hired to perform specific forms
OF work o. specific Quantities. The salaries
paid them are go small that the position
is not N ordinary cases. one of profit.
On the contrary it is frequently luxury that
means some personal expense as well as WORRY.
To encourage the idea that these men are here
merely to earn salaries and that they can buy
the right to leave their posts by forfeiting
their pay would have an inevitable tendency 70
degrade legislation. Desirable as some stimu-
lus would be, it is difficult to see how the evil
can be remedied except by a general awaken
ing to . sense of duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

We lay ourselves out to
have everything CO n
venient and handy. Ours
ia the first and only exclu-
sive JUVENILES' FUR
NISHINGS DEPART
MENT in Washington. 1t
is stocked to the needs of
the season-L 1 q II 7 =
WEIGHT UNDERWEAR,
NEGLIGE S II r T y ,
STOCKINGS, COLLARS.
CUFFS, GLOVES. DRESS
SHIRTS, &c. And what's
most important Of all Just
now-SHIRT WAISTS.
Hundreds of patterns OF
the best brand on earth
the STAR" ae are the
sole agents for the District
of Columbia-and show
the whole line Of new
designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Last year you'll remem-
Der what . STIR was made
over our FIVE DOLLAR
GRADE OF CHILDREN'S
SHORT PANTS SUITS.
You ought to see the line
now. The dressy styles
tho strong service point 9
Of cloth and color. just
make il q business to ex-
anime them in every fea-
ture-inside and out-the
fabrics-tbe Innings. Tug
1T the seams and see how
honestly they are sewed.
Nothing but satisfactory
wear can come from such
allied virtues. 90 farther
than that. Let US Put two
or three SUITS on your
bey-notice how shaDely
and fitting" they are.
You'd pay stand AZ
for such without q muir
muir. You'd have TO else
where-and with not one
quarter the variety we
show to pick from. We've
got table after table filled
with nothing but FIVE
DOLLAR SCITS hun
dreds and hundreds Of
them. SIN GLE and
DOUBLE BREASTED
WO and T II X L E.
PIECE-JACKET SUITS,
vESTIE SUITS. SAILOR
S UT $, even some
JUNIORS" There are
the very light colored
HOMESPUNSior the care
sul boys-ani some not
so light for the careless
ones. CHI VIC I g.
rough and smooth.
TwEEDS L WILL s.
CASSIMERES aud WOR-
STEDS. in plain shades
and novelty effects. They
are new-every one of
them-in sizes TO mt all
short pants wearers-
l4to 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

OF course we've cheaper
ones: as little as 500
buys Q SUIT WE CAN
guarantee. And at 50 80
and "a we've other folks
IS quslity-and variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Yes, and better ones
up to $50. The worth
grows faster than the
prices. We male it a
point to have exclusive
styles-and you can count
on OURS being such.
Our BOYSLONG PANTS
SUITS are in our inimita-
BILE variety. IA to 10 years.
SIS to S2o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

The visit of the ssrsssnt-at-arms to the race
track to get recreant members recalls the old
times when the business Of the government.
executive as well as legislative, was suspended
70 give those who transac. it chance to 80 to
the races. Nothing Of the kind occurs now.
Either there is a decided Improvement in
discipline or else racing doesn'. amount to as
much a. 10 Used to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29
SAKs AND COMPANY.
SAKs SATISFACTORY SERVICE.

TTTroMoRRow is sstur-
T day again. For de-
T cencyis sake = com
II fort's,tco-you'l put
II the BOYS and CHILL
DREN IN their spring
clothes right away. Jhat'll
send you shopping on this
"off" day Of theirs.
Whether you've got much
20 speud-or little-our
variety-tske IL from one
end to the other-will meet
you on your own footing.
Around each price We
gather % much quality as
can be suInmoned-and
we've got the resources Of
the world 10 draw on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Some Of the Senators are showing . praise
worthy dislike TO being left on record with the
public as having voted for the dismissal Of
Executive Clerk Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

No other house DOFs-EvER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STERLING QUALITIES O. such Low
PRICES - We quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

You'll think yourselves
in fairylsnd - among our
KILLS. They're dainty,
boyish little suits. even
in their skirts and en-
broidery. A few were
made in this country
more claim the other side
as their birthplace. 2A
to D years. 81. 80 to els.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

As means Of breeding jealousy and bicker.
ing, base bal, bids fair to rival opera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29
E. e 4 ~. i II Y 9: 6:
PopuIAR SHOPPING Place.
7rH STREET.


We will celebrate the LIST Of May by memorable bar.
gains.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing all next week.
the values in all departments for this MAY SALE
will be Of SURPRISING interest
The Millinery Department is a world Of beautiful
ideas. We showing all the late effects in SUMMER
MILLINERY. We've array of White Chip and
Milans in atra ctve shapes and equally attractive
prices. We're also showing many new shapes in Col
ored strsws. New Walking Hats, Turbans and Shade
Hats, &c. in Milans. Chip. Lace Braids Rough and
Ready. Neapotans, &c.
In FLOWERS we have an unsurpassed stock and we
showing all the new effects in wreaths
Our RIBBON stock is extensive than any in
Washington. We are showing full line of Moires
in al widths and colors Road the wonderful Ribbon
news below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Tasrs NOS being sufhcisney Of republicans
In k~os.s - form one republican party. a
disposition strongly crops out there to form
two republican parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

II is beautiful to note how ready one politi-
sal party ID to give the other advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF STATE. WASH
" ington. ID. C., April 20, lS92.-Information has
been received at this Department from Mr. John (.
Heaiy. the consul of the United States at Eunchal,
Madeira, of the death the 23d of February iS92,
at Funchal OF GEORGE b Welsh. Per dispatch No 81.
Dated April 1, 1892. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

We think BOYS and
CHILDREN'S q II OES
ought to have the quality
OF mems multiplied They
get double the abuse The
lines We carry are IS tough
As hide can make them
warranted to wear. But
they are comfortable and
shapely at the same time.
One or two leaders for to-
morrow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-12

ma k1otke zamKniete. Oczy-
wlscie mkt ME spat W owczar-
nj, ma 1lasze szc1e;cle, DO
giyoy on czarek spal view
natrz, latwo byiby mogl
halasu narobiG. A nuz Moska-
le we wsi! Uwczarnia stala
daleko Cd wsi, poznafem
to pc swiatelkach W dole
widnYch W pewnel odlegfoscl.
Wrocllen DO mvch kolegow,
ktorych tylko dziekl umowlo-
nemu sygnafowi odnaiazlem.
Jeden z kolegow dos6ona-
lie nasladowat dzikich kaczek
kwakan.e, Ia zas z cicha
poszczeklwaiem. Zapropono
watem wyiamaG tylne drzwl
owczarni i zakwaterowac sic
tam wYgodnle, choclaz by1o
wlelkie ulebezpieczenstwo W
tenn, ably ten, ktory pierwszy
do owczarnl dojdzie -
krzykL ME narobii i przez
to Moskali, iezeli SD We wsl.
IA mas ME naprowadzlf.
Wkrotce bylismy Iuz W
owczarnl z wieIka luboscla
wygrzewal;smy sic ma ciep}ej
mierzwie. Poczynaio dnlec,
przez szpary, ktore bylv we
d~rzwlach, u]rzaiem wles ma
jake piecset krokow o.! mas.
Jakles POSTAGE snufy s'e pc
wsi, pewno Moskale!
Urzadzlllsmy fapke ma ow-
CARA.
Postanowifem, ably mas
cZterech stanaWsZy pc
obu stronach wrot, wpuscl}o
owczarza, a gdy ten jul bedzle
pare kroKow w owczarnl,
zamknaG drzwl i rzuciG sic ma
niego, usta mu zatkaG | DO
Nero potem uoWledziec, kto
;estesmy.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-12
Z MoUrocEa1ria +
pochodzacy
Tart, ubraf

Z Mowroctawia pochodzacy
wyrostek zrobl{ sobie TART, ubraf
sic W czorwona przepaske i czerwo-
ny krawat, poczem udaf sig do
Kosclelca l tam przybywszy zacza}
SIG lu3zlom odgrazac, re zemsta
anarchistow ich ME mlnle, ia "a
bicle koleg6w. Ludzle, biorac 90
"a anarchiste, pochwycill, ogro-
mnle zblli, a potem ~jeszcze odda-
Ii W reese policyi, kt6ra 60 wsadzl-
Ia do wiezienia. Nc ME pomog}y
zarzekanla sic ch}opaka. re to tyl-
ko Fart j pustota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-12

kupka Moskali, a rownoczesnie
{ c', kt6rych mySlafem, re da-
leko pc "a SODA zostawifem,
pedza do ataku!
Ma mole utrapienle DO
clemnym mroku, ktory uas
byi ogarnqt wsr6d tszqsawis
ka lego gestych loz,n,
znowu sic zrob,lo ma diuga
chwile widniej Icoraz wldnlei.
Jakby na ziosG ksiezyc poczaf
przyswiecac jasnym blaskiem
i osianiaf mas moskalom.
Me byao wy5oru! trzeba Sly
by1o przerznac, by wybrnaG z
ich fapek.
Formu]e front, komenderu-
je do ataku marsz, marsz!
Jak w,cher rzuca sic kawale.
rYa W szalonym pedzie ma
niepr"yjaciela, piers z persia
sic sciera, j wreszcze pc ma
: dluckich wysilenlach, wrog W
zmiazd4ony rzuca bron! Par
don woia!!... TAX brzmia 20
wiekszei czescl opisy slaw-
nycb szar2. . :nnle pre-
ciwnie sic stafo, ma komende
,,marsz! marsz!" caty oddzlat
sic rozleclaf.
Zdumialem!
A vice uudziez W nogl!
boo W siedmiu nlepodobna
uderzee pa dwustu, a tn dru.
gle dwlescle z Jyiu gonl.
Koniom ostrogl parujemy W
bokl, i co kon w~yskoczy.
pedzimy kupka W rrawo.
lego gonil! Ale mysmy
daleko lepiej uclekali. TRACT
my kozakow oczu, JUL
zaczynam wstrzymvwaG konla,
a tn lnnl Mvskale z lasku
wypadaja!
Siecla mas objeli! Go jedne-
mu oddzlafowi ucieknlemy, to
dru5i nam zastepu]e. Jak
pike mas sobie z raK do rak
podaja. Szczescie> ze take
dobre many konle, ale te
ustaia.
Jakas poczclwa, czarDa
chnura zakrywe ksle3yc i
znowa clemno. Rownoczesnie
dopa2amy gestego zagaiu,
a "a MIN znowu trzesawisko
l trzcinaml zarosfa wod4.
Nlebezpleczna przeprawa, alec
leszcze gorzej Izbllzyc sic do
.Moskali, kt6rych strzaly i
.krzykl ]eszcze dolatuja mas
zdala. A vie: pc raz drugi W
imle Boze chlust do woody!
ia plerwszy, "a nina kupka
ocalona. Nurt coraz gfebszy,
konle sapla straszliwie, DOLBY
wajac z sieb'" ostatka sill. Pc
nle]akim cza.,e pra sic ma
brzeg wynlos}y i stawaja par
ska]ac.
z zlebnlecl, zmordowanl,
zmoczeni, stoimY ! odpoczy-
wamy, konle trzesa sic re
%znuzenla, para z nlch pucha.
Zchodze z konla, koledzy
MOI mnie nasladula l radz,my,
co daie) pocza6.
- Nailep;eJ bedzie, Re
konla costa vie, a SAM zba.
dam grunt ma piechote
movie do mych kolegow |
puszczam sic ma zwlady.
Brzeg, ma ktorym staly
rasze konle, coraz bardziel
lie wznosii, czu]e to wpraw.
die, DO mic ME wldza. Pc
liejaklm czas;e poczefY pre-
demna migac jakies swlateika
romiedzY drzewaml, ostro&nle
lae dalel i powol', powoli,
przewr6ciwszy sic pare razy
przez spinak i kamlenle,
2bllzam sic do Jaklegos. bu.
dynku clemnego.
Ubchodze naokoio, macajac
DO scianach, czy ME ma
potkam okna lub drzwl,
nareszcze mi sic to udaie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-12

w Bydgoszczy egzamln ma
nauczycielkl wyzsze~ z}ozYfy panny:
Drweska Bronlsfawa, Gonska
Marya, Kowalska Ludwika. O.
swlecinska Stefania l Tramczynska
1zabela. Kandytatkl tie So wszy-
stkle uczenicami zakfadu p. p.
DanYsz.