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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
LOYAL SONS OF VERMONT.
Their Reunions i'm Three Cities.
The Annual banquet Ia Brook
lynn v.

lynn, N. v.
The Brooklyn Society of Vermonters
held their annual dinner Wednesday even
ing of last week, at the Pouch Mansion i'm
Brooklyn, and gave a reception to Gov,
Levi X. Fuller of Vermont, who, with
Lieut.-Gov. Stanahan, Adit.-Gen. II. 5.
Peck, Surg. ID. p. Webster, Col. f. w.
Jewett and Col. II. f. Parker of the gov
ernor's staff, had come to attend the din
ner. The Vermonters are the only large
society in New York or Brooklyn that in
vite women to join in their dinners, and
the result is charming. Robert ID. Bene-
dict, the president of the society, was
POSTMASTER. At his right sat Gov Fuller
and at his left ex-Mnister Edward j.
Phelps. Others at the head of the table
were Congressman II. II. Powers, Lieut.
Gov. Stranahan, Col. G.. G.. Benedict,
Adj. Gen. Peck, Mayor David A. Body,
n. T. Sprague and Surg. Gen. Webster.
j. Clark Brocolni sang the old Green
Mountain song, "IIol all to the borders
Nermonters, come down." after the coffee
had been served, and then President Bene-
dict delivered his opening address. Il. j.
Kimball, the secretary, then read letters of
regret from President Harrison, eX-Sena-
tor George F. Edmunds, Senator Redfeld
Proctor, Senator Justin s. Morrill, ex-Gov.
Dillingham;, Gov. Flower, ex-Goy. Farm
ham, and others. The POSTMASTER then
proposed the toast, "VermOnt, our mother
state" which was responded to by Gov.
Fuller. Mrs. Julia c. h. Dorr, "the lau-
reate of Vermont then read selections
from her poem written for the centennial
of the battle of Bennington. The next
speaker was eX-Minster Phelps, who re-
sponded to the toast, "The statesmen of
Vermont" Mayor Body spoke on "The
city of Brooklyn" and Col. Benedict of
Burlington on 1.-The press" Many prom
inent people were present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27

f. H. Cobb of Wallingford, travelling
salesman for the firm of Howard w
Spur d Co. of Boston, was instantly kill
ed in a railroad accident few rods south
of the depot at Rutland Monday afternoon.
The train to which the accident happened
was known as the flyer for New York
over the Bennington IL Rutland road and
was made up of three coaches in charge of
Conductor Clark of Troy, n. Y. The
cause of the accident is not known. The
coaches left the rails and were precipitated
down 15-foot embankment. There were
but few passengers aboard and beside Mr.,
Cobb the only one seriously injured was a
Mrs. Curtis of Rutland c. F. Clark,
Geo. Harrington and T. Dormady, train
men, were bruised, and the former burned.
p. S. Carrigan of Rutland had three ribs
broken. The locomotive did not leave the
track
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
The Gathering at Worcester. Mass.

The Worcester, Mass, Sons and Daugh-
tiers of Vermont, to the number of 800,
held their Goth annual reunion last Friday
evening Gov. Fuller sent letter of re-
greet President Watkins, Mayor Marsh
and Rev. Mr.. Southgate were among the
speakers. Judge Jillson, the historian, re-
ferred to the happy outcome of the resolu-
ton formed 20 years ago to have annual
meetings. AT the first meeting" he said,
There were so present, at the second
about 200. The membership now com
prises nearly 800 of the 5000 Vermonters
in and about Worcester" The officers OF
the society are: President, II. w. Watkins:
vice presidents, Charles G.. Parker, VIM.
c. Barnard, Geo l.. Bliss; secretary and
treasurer, Chas. S. Forbes historian, Hon.
Clark JillSon; executive committee, Elmer
Hewitt, Mrs. Anna +. Watkins. Mrs. Adj
die b. Francis, Mrs. Elmer Hewitt, Chas.
G.. Parker, II. j. Adams, Mrs. II. j.
Adams
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
An Enemy ia med.

angle Is an enemy with whom thousands are
III a a all their lives, because they are born
e sp tendency to biliousness. With this enemy
IeS3 are constantly battling with Intellectual
NRpns' Hostetters Stomach Bitters will battle
brd mere purgatiyes will not reform dsordered
nv ui won OF the liver indicated not by constipa
tb aohe but also by sick headaches, yellowness
4 n | ra SKIN and eye balls nausea, furred tongue
the right side upon ps and beIoy tbe short RIBS
in, ultsllc purgatives which grippe and weaken
nj hhVHisllnes, and substitute this world famous
ris 1. n,us cordial, which likewise removes ma
IN and nervousness Asa ISxative Of the bow.
eep po as hut effectual it improves appetite,
onu me ability to digest, and possesses the
''V"" advantage Of a standard tonic
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
MASSACHUSETTS, NOTES.

1t is feared that the will of the late Hor-
&c smith of Springfield will be contested
lyer the technicality of the last clause
nch provides for leaving the balance of
Pc estate in the hands of trustees for char
aoe distribution. Mr. Wesson, Mr..
lnllh former partner is quoted as saying
laI the value of the estate is $4,000, 0OO
Francis II, Dawes, who died in the asy-
4sui al northampton Friday, was brother
senator Dawes, and prominent citizen
t,n Huntington, where he had charge of
luam Cullen Bryants homestead for
hany Years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27

Miss Clara f. AmidOn went to Chester
field the first of the week to visit her moth
or. who has been ill.
Orrin c. Robertson has returned from
an extended business trip through the
southern and Western states.
Jerry Aurley has moved from the Sar-
cent place to James Carrolrs tenement,
lately vacated by Mrs. Ann Thomas.
The Congregational society held sup
per a, their vestry Wednesday evening,
followed by an entertainment by the young
people
Jonn Glavin of Fitchburg, Mass, has
entered the employ of c. NJ. Cook, the
blacksmith. and is prepared to do all kinds
OF shoeing.
Charles Dragon has sold his Chestnut
hill farm to John Cuhl, the price paid, we
understand, being $1,000. Mr.. Dragon
goes to Westmoreland, where he has farm.
Charles Policy has been i'll the past few
few DAYS. threatened with a serious attack
Of pneumonia. David Owen is taking his
place on the stage.
Many of the people in town are COM
planning of the scarcity of water, nearly
onc-third OF the houses being either entire
! ly without water or only having a small
supply.
\ quiet marriage took place at the Cath
Ole church in Ashuelot Tuesday morning
the contracting parties being John Gun
bingham and Miss Mary Kelley of Ashue.
lot both weavers in the Halle e Frost
& mills, and well known in Hinsdale. Mr.
Cunningham was formerly barber in L.
'Drinkwine's shop. They have the best
wishes of large circle of friends, bott
. here and in Ashuelot.
Between 40 and 80 friends called on Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. O Brien Tuesday evening
the occasion being the 10th anniversary o.
their wedding. The evening was pleasant
8ly passed with music and singing. Tn,
party left many tokens of their esteem
among them a nice reclining chair, and {
hat, cuffs, collar and necktie, made of tin
which are now on exhibition in the win
dow of Jones a O'Brien, of which firm
Mr.. o. Brien is the junior member.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
r, should BE In Every House.

J. b, Wilson, 81 Clay street, Sharpsburg, Pa,
saws he will not be without Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that
II cured his wife who was threatened with pneu-
monia after an attack of La Grippe, when various
otber remedies and several physicians had done
her no good. Robert Barber OF Crooksport, Pa,
claims Dr. Kings New Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever used for lung
trouble. Nothing like it, Try IT, Free trial bot
ties r. H. Holden & Co. 8 drug store. Large bot
ties so cents and 81. (o)
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
sin.ooo Lo.. by Fire at RutIand.

A section of the roundhouse of the Cen
trail Vermont railroad at Rutland was
burned Sunday morning. Three locomO-
tives owned by the Delaware Il Hudson
Canal company were destroyed Loss
on locomotives, $4,000; on building, Sl5,-
900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
wool. but Not a Yard wide.

". EIHor:-I think your Hinsdale cor
,o,uoutrnt must be very much ratified.
Under the Hinsdale items of last week, he
.oys ". Y. Pike had calf born that bid
fair To place the one l have entirely in the
shade | went and sew the wonderful calf.
found il to be small black animal with
long coarse hair, somewhat curly, but has
no sheen features; resembling wharf rat
more than it does sheep. The calf that
I have has sleeps feet, ears, and tail, and
is covered with heavy fleece of wool for
an animal of his age, and is growing very
fast have had him examined by men
who have made wool-sorting business for
years. and they pronounce it wool of a
ypry good quality. His advice to me per-
hars was very good, but it was unsolicited,
as never asked him for it, and probably
never shall. FRANK STEARNs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
Now 10 DAYS
To Inventory.

We want to close out all
our Winter Dress Goods
Wooden Hosiery, Gloves and
Underwear.
We have made some cut
prices all must now go at
some price. You will get
the benefit.
We lay on our counters TO-
day ten dozen Mems Under
wear at 81 cents, former price
was 80 to so cents also good
bargains in Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Prints and
Cotton. DOmestiCs are higher
but we shall sell at the old
price.
r IA DADAIRnn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27
soOO,OOO for Dartmouth College

The good luck of Dartmouth college
seems TO continue. The Wentworth estate
p S25O,OO0, which was left the college sew
Fra years ago on the condition that it
should become available when it amounted
70 100000, has recently been appraised
fnd found to be somewhat above the re-
Pulred amount. 1t will soon be at the dis
posal Of the college authorities. This, i'm
Redlately following the 100000 from the
bltterworth estate, the alumni fund of
l =, 600, and the Fayerweather bequest of
flO0OOO, will greatly aid Dartmouth. This
money will be devoted to new buildings,
Pew professorships and to improved ath-
aetc facilities.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-27

he Sunapee hame works were destroy
u by ire Friday morning The hydrants
Eere frozen, but by vigorous effort the
| re was confined to the works of the COM
Pany The loss is placed at $4,000; in
s9rance $4,000 The company will imme-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Prenu merata wynosi
r0CzMie
w Stanach Sled. i Kanadzie ::
w Europie lSoniecznie nanrz66 S:
w a u n k i.

kazdemu, ktory zbierze ola
mas ~casoroczny abonament cd cite.
rech nowych sbonentow, wolno a
trzyma6 sobie cd tego . doisrv "a
swoje truly, jezeli reszte razem
przesle wydawcy Hiarusa. albo tez
tenn dwoma dolarami opsac,6 mo-
Ee ma caay rok swojs gazette.
Kto odbierze Z poczty try
gazetY, uwazanym Jest "a abonenta
odpewledzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmleni adres, pow,nien
natychmiast podae wydawoy Wia,
Tasa swoj nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznle
ME odm6wia gazety "a poSrednlc-
TWEEN listowego Tub inpego
ursednika p~ocztowego, Warus po-
uefany bedzie dslej. Skoro kto
saprzestanie odblera6 gazette, po-
winien naiprz6d zapiaclt, Jezel, CO
"a ma winien.
Pieniadze 20 ola Wiarusa
nalezy przese}ac przez pocztowy lub
eApresoWy Money Order. Mozna
tez przesetac aborament " dola-
rach papierowych, przez Postal
note, albo w jednocentowych lub
dwucentowych znaczkach poetic
wych, lecz jezeli abonament, w
taxi spos6b py~zesiany, w drodze
przepadnie Eco SIC W tym <raiu
bardzo rzadko zdarzal wydawca
Wiarusa ME bierze "a TO ma Siebie
odpowledz,alnoSci. Take listy
najlepiej kazat ma poczcie registro.
wac, DO wtenczas urzad pocztowy
bierze ma siebie odpowiedzlalnoSt,
re wraz z zawartoScia dojda IA
mejsce przeznaczenla. Wszelkle
Isty ora2 przeseiki p~lenlezne do
WiGrasa ~adresowaG::
&. Derdouski
SO &. End Str.
WINONA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
3 Maj
W Silver lake. Mimi.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Ola uczczenia pamiecl twor-
COW Konstytucyi 3go Ma]ai po-
ciessen,a sic sp}ywaJaca ztad ma
nar6d polskl chwa}a, i tego roku
ME zaniedbalismy urzqdzenia uro.
czystego obchodu. Wszystko
wprawdzle szto zwykta rutyna.
mowy przeplatane splewem cho-
ralnym, Tub solo, muzyka i dekla.
macyaml. Ale Ia to wsxystko szto
lepiej i g}adziej, nlz W dawnych
latach, move tez uslyszellsmy
plesnl move utwory poetyczne;
panienkl zas, kt6re pojedyhczo
graty i spiewafy, zadzlwlajsco
zrobi}y postepy cd ostatniego
obchodu. Nalezy sic tez oddac
pochwale naszym polsk'n rolnl-
kom, re pomimo %spdznlona sieibe,
a vice naglacq prace W polu,
licznie stawili size ia obchod.
Towarzystwa byfo W komplecie.
Pc uroczystem nabozenstwie
w kosciele i entuzyastycznym
obchodzle Hall zaprosj} mas
Wiel. KS. Professor T~yszklewicz
ma przedstawienle Polioptycon'u
do basmentu. Ogladalismv wlec
POSTAGE bohater6w czteroletnlcgo
sejmu, sceuy przyjecla og}oszenla
Konstytucyi 3go Maia, Jak rowniez
lnns pamietne z hlstoryi polsklej
wypadki; take nlekt6re znakomite
osopistosci posrodka polonil
amerykansklej, jak P. Kioibasa,
w. PrzYbyszew&i, KS. D. Ms7er
i wlelu lnnych; aakenlec wldoki
z chlcagoskieJ wystswy inne
pouczaJace hub kcnleczne scenY 49,
Uclecha najwleSsza dnia togo
byly polskie slerotk', zabrane
nledawno "a staraniem Ks. Pro
boszcza z domu %sierot, Minneapo-
lis, a przyjyte "a w}asne dzleci
przez niekt6re poczclwe rodzlnY
polskie W Silver Laku. z radoscia
zaczyna]a one juz szczeblota6 MOVE
ojcow swoich.
Il szacunkiem
Waursy Rwiak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Rocznica Majowa
w Chicago.
Chicago, 5 maja.

Polacy ma Wojclechowie OBJ
chodzlll pam1atke Konstytucyi 3
Maja Rali Pufawskiego, d. 3 BIN.
Byio luz poi do dxiewiateJ
wleczorem, gty oh. Pclenc otwo.
rzy} pos,edzenie, powolujac ma
prezydenta obchodu OBJ. J6z.
Napleralskiego a ia sekretarza OBJ:
FIR. Sawad1kiego.
Pc zawezwaniu na estrada
wszYstklch prezydent6w tow arzystw
jak mowc6w panlen deklama-
torek, tow. spiewu Moniuszki
z%asplewaio ,,Boze cos Polske", PREY
czem publlcznosd powsta1a, nagra-
dzajac spiewakdw pc spiewie
hucznemi oklaskl.
Mowy mieli: DR.. Midowlcz i p.
Stefan Napieralski. Deklamowa}y
panny: Napleralska, Grundkiewicz
i Rye. Ck6r zas Monuiszkl uprzy-
jemniaf czas publlcznoscl spiewa.
MEM W pauzach patrYoty cznych
piesni, otrzymujac "a kazdem wy
stapienlem huczne oklaski.
Ludzl zgromadzilo $40 oko1o
800; po najwlekszej czesci m}odzlez,
szczegolniei panny. Nleszczescle
tylko, re nasza m}edziez rozmawla}a
miedzy soba ang,elskim Jezykiem.
Gdy zagada}es do mel pc polsku,
zawsze otrzyma1es odpowiedz po
angielsku. A fe! swladczy to o
lichem poczuclu narodowem miedzy
nasza m}odzleza. Uczeszczanie ma
obchody narodowe z prdznei Gle
kawosci, ME Jest %jeszcze spelnla.
MEM obowlazkdw patry otycznych;;
trzeba nam okazac patryotyzm
czynem-nie wstydzeniem sic swej
mowy. Jezeli iuz %konlecznie must,
my miedzy SODA rozmawiac pc
anglelsku ma ullcy, badzmy przy-
najmnleJ o lyle %roztropni, ably
movie miedzY soba pc polsku Nd
naszJch obchodach narodowych.
DodaG ~jeszcze naleay, re urza-.
azono skladke ma korzysG hall
Puiowsklego. ktorq sic 2aiefy panny
Jeklamatorkl. Pc skfadce OBJ. Ma
pleralski p~odziekowaf obecnym "a
tax liczne zgromadzenle, / obch6d
zakohczyi sic.
Jsden = obecaych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
KUDJEJAR.
PsUiese : csasjw Lcana Gro:neoo.
-s:8&.s-
(Ciag dalszy.)

Naresscie Kudjejar przybyi
do ~strasznej SiobodY Aleksan-
drowskiej, i poiechal do wrot
paiacowych. Zoinierze ma war.
Gle stolacy, kazali mu costa
vic konie i zdjac broh re
siebie. Wypeluiwszy rozkaz,
szedi Kudjeiar piechota, z
giowa odkryta do ganku
giownego / spotkai tam dwoch
ludzi, dziwnie ubranych. Ubra-
nj onl byli W mnisze odzienie
z grubaj wioslennlcy, z pod
ktorei wygladaiy kaftanY
zfotem wyszywane, = "a pa
sami polyskaiy bogato opra
wione rekojescle kindzaf6w.
Jam tn przybyf -rzekl
KudIelar - z rozkazu lego
carskiej wysokosci wie]klego
cara gosudara wIelkiego
Esieeia Wszech-R Rust. ia, jerry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
Szanuj ojc6w twoich
move.
(Dokohczenie.)

Prawdziwa m'lesc ojczyzny,
palryotyam prawaziwy, zaleay
wfasuie najwiecej ma szacunku
/ kochanlu tego wszystkiego,
co W narodzie jest swietem:
religii nas2el sw., obyczalow /,
jezyka, zieml rod2innej, potem
praojcow skropionej, dzie]ow
naszej przeszlosci, siowem
wszYstklego, CO polskie i nasze.
Me tylko ten byi albo Jest
zdraica, CO ga pieniqdze cay
obietnlce wrogom oddawal sic
ma sluzbe sromotna, kto fry.
marczyi krwla polska, ale i
ten, kto dobrowolnle / lekko-
myslnie pomiata obYczajem
swolsklem l gardzi rodzlnna
NOVA, kto sdradza niegodnic,
choc ma mnielsza skale, wielki
swol narod siynne lego lm.e.
Prawda, ten nasz narod
obecaie W oczach swlata bic.
dny przez nlerozumnych
nawet W poniewjerke podany!
Prawda, Judy inne bogatsza,
ma z'eml glosniejsze. b}yskaja
wszystkiml niepollczonymi
srm!ami, zlotem i srebrem,
slawuymi cay osiawionyml
ludzmi, i spychaia mas Polakow
W sam KAT h,storyi zapomnle.
MEM | wzgarda! Ale, naazleja
W Panu, wiehsze jeszcae ku
losy walljy sic gruzy "a
dopustem Bozym; kto& VIE,
co bedsie "a lat klikadzieslat
z tyml olbrz mani. co nam
dzlsiaj szydsrstwo rzuca]s?!
DZ;ecko dobre kocha wlasna
matke, cho6 uboga i w1gar
dsona l ME do sic os.ukas
bfyskotkami ] wdzlekami Gu,
dzych matek; Polak dobry,
tenn bardzleJ. tenn gorecej
iesYk swoj szanowac i kochae
bedzie, i'm W wiekszem pom,
zeniu i ubostwie narod swoi
zobeczy.
A ME tfomaczmy ME wy
mawiajmy wiasnego nledbal-
silva 2wyczajem i potrzebs ame-
rykansklego wychowania, ami
stosunkami spo!e"znymi. Now.
my 20 angielsku, iok rodowici
Auglicy, pchalmy sic do urze-
dow chocla3by nalwyzszych,
zaktadalmy, rozwija1my wiasne
spolkl i .interesy'', boo do tego
many take prawo, iak prze-
bywajacy tn Angllcy, Irland-
czycy, Niemcy It'd ale pol
skosci swojej ME tracny nigdy.
Cora nasz jezyk, i nasz oby.
czaj! Sromotnaby toby rzecz by.
Ia, 2eby dolary i amerykahskle
powletrze zabiialy W mas Pola.
kow. Mech swat cafy patrzY,
czego.to ME dokaae Polak,
kledy mu jest dana wolnosG i
swcboda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

Boae! Kto 9olak, MECH "a to
dzlekuie mebu, sw6) cudny
leayk kocha : NOW z poeta::
Polska mowo ma kochaua;
0 jedyna ty na xiemi!
d. L
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

Ten ~bardsiei, czyz,to madrze
wmawlad " sieb,e, Re nasz
rodzlnny lezYk iakis szorstx, ,
h'eprzyjemny?..,. Jest W
takim sads.e / n,eprawda wei.
ka nleznaiomost jeszcze
wleks2a. NajpleknleJsze jezySi
ia swlecie: iacihski, grecki,
arabski i hlszpsiski SO ME do
wytrzymania, sdy SIG mimi
mowi zle, gdy sic je W wymo-
vie kaleczy i psuie. S1uchajcle
Polaka dobrze mowiacego,
ktory sic wychowai W War.
szawle up. W Krakowie lub
Poznanlu, lak, ten ]eHyk jego
cudnY, jaki dobitny i wyrazl-
sly, jaSi hogaty,-jak trzeba.
Iakl czuiy i slodki w tych
niepol,czonych piesnlach j
plosenkach, jaki NIFTY W tych
wyrazaoh zdrobn,afych, W
ustach dzieclecych matczy.
nych, lakl nieprEebrany W
pieszczotliwe nazwania! Jakby
sobie pozyczyf ten nass kocha.
ny jezyk madrosci Cd dwoch
ns]cudnle]szych ma swiecle
leSykow: z }aeiny what DO
gactwo l peln'a samogtosek a
z greckiego znowu zacgerpnai
spofgtosek zamozuoscl i get
klej. elastycznej formy. Przei-
rzysty to nasz lezyk, Kazda
zgioska .wyrazu kaSdego,
wyrazna i dotykalna, ME ME,
uchwytna iak mgia, ME gar.
diana i nie syczaca przez zeby
tYlko, a wyraz uicmal kazdy,
to obraz tax nleraz iudzaco do
r2etzy sameJ podobny.
Moi Boze. lacy szczeSliw. ii
co miell te rzadka roakosz
poznat bliSel przeczytac i
czesto kilka razy powtor,yG te
cudne karty siynnych naszych
wleszcsow, mowcow, history
kow i innych pisarzy naszych!
Czuje sic wtenczas nieomal
prosbe tel nadobnej polskiel
mowy, by MIA wlece) wlece)
movie, BY Ma Boga chwal,G i
MA Bogu sic modlic; tax
wszystko W tym iezyku dry
zyolem, oddycha swlezoscia.
Nleleden W takiel chwili dzleki
ssiada Panu Bogu, De mu
u&YczYt szczescia uzywat tego
]ezVka, ktory do DIM naszych,
choc ma Ea S at cafy
tYnaca literature, ME
skalaf sic i ME abrudzi an,
bluznierstwem przeciw Stwor-
cY, AMI ohydnyml h%istoryami
W zadnem z pism znamienlt.
szYch syn5w Pulskl.
M6wmy, bracia Polacy, 20
polsku wszYscV, uczmy sic
p'lnie naszei sliczneJ mowy,
czytalmy W niej lax naiwiecei
dobrych rzeczy, poboSnych,
korzystnych, poaczajacych.
Mech matkl przedewszystklem
Polki jake stra2nlczki rodzin.
Eego ogniska, jake rozSrzewi
cielki narodowegn iezyka, ucza
kochac i szanowaG ten skarb
cd Pana nan, dany.
Kledy DIVA wrogie rzady, co
w'asnie pred wieklem o)czyzne
nam rozszarpaiy, pedza mas z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

ziem,, Przyniesa sable. Car
prsypatrywal sic i chwahi,
Ulub1ehcy rh~al'h tsSse
szable, kuajelar pokloul SIC
rae les2cSe i rzekl:
- Wlelki carze, srob fasNe,
mnIe chfopu twemu, i pozwol
aio2yt CT te sable W darze.
Dz'ski CT. jerry = rzek1
car iaskawie - Wia2iemski
zanlesG te sable do zbrojowni.
Me bedzle ona tam ostatnla
" zblorze. No, kudjejarze, cze.
goabys ty Cd mas soble BY.
czyi?
kudjeiar pokionii sic do
Zlemi odrzsk}.
W'elkA gosudarze, zmiiuj
sic nademus, chiopem twoim,
/ powell nj zobaczyd moia
lone.
tCiag daisy nassapi.)
yAPiSUJCIF SOBlE WIARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

Soble "a nlml... Una, cnaH".
- Wlelki gosudarze!
rzek1 kudlelar Tys ME
obsypai iasksmi, dates mi
malstki " tel 2iem Kasales
ME wplsae W l'czbe slug
sNoich. Jam tw6l niewoinss,
!, oprocz cieb:e, jedynego cara
prawoslawnego, nlema u mnie
pana. Wolno CT, wielki gosu-
dsrze, czynl6 Pc nina CO SIG
podobs! Dsuo MI twoi carskl
uSaz, bym sic tn ziaw,i, 4
pokazai przed s~eml lasnem'
o>Gam,.
MOI ukaz, MOI uSaz =
mowit car = tvs przyslal IN,
prosbe unszona krymu,
proslies, zebym CT pozwoli
przyjechac do mego carstwa.
No. movie teraz, pc Co CT do
mego carstwss Tvs tn wldocz-
ME przyJechaf cd naszego
wroga, hama k~rymsk,ego.
- Bisurman - lsekt ku-
dIejar - chciat mi DAD maja.
tex W nagrode, ably ola mnie
i mego potomstwa byl ch'eb
ma wieki, pozwolit wybudowa6
cerklew wedlug naszej WARY,
a ia mu rseklem: nLepieI
bede sic karmif czarnYm
chlebem z wolf mego rana
chrzesclanskiego i umre W
lego sluabie.''
lie, les sic nie zgodz'i
- rzeki car - mozeby CT
tam leplej bylo. uiz u mas
bedzie. No, a przeciea pewnle
bisurman dat CT cos odjezdza-
jacemu W droge, a..
= Dat mi plen'edzy , roz-
nych pouarkow rzeki
kudje]ar - Iecz pod Bielewem
napadh liza mnie rozbojn,cy i
zabrall konia ze skarpem
hahskim. A teraz ,zostaia u
mnle mniej. niz polowa tego
co han darowaf.
- Or CIV nle iaesz ty tYl.
ko? - rzeki car - mo2es
gdale W leslie zakopal. Jakto?
ty TAXI s.Iacz, les sic zniedz.
wiedzlem borykal, a ME
m6gtes sic obroniG cd rozboj.
nikow?
= Obroniiem sic i zyw
zostatem = rzeht Kudjejar-
lecz ME mogiem odebrac kouia.
gdy2 bYlo ich duao ~ bli sic
ugulscle.
No a co dobrego, maj
lepszego zcstaio u c'ebie z
hansklch podarkow7 - zapy.
tai car. Szabla!
= Pokaa! = rzeki car.
Poszli po sable. Car mowl1
dalej:
= A czy wiadomem CT
jest, De fotry hahskie m6w1li
ma mas gtupie rzeczy, jako-
bysmy namawiall ich do zabi.
cia hama?
Kudjejar odrzekf:
= BYfem ma divorce, ham
skim jakby " niewoli, MIC
MI ME mowlono, tylko gdy
ME han wYprawiat, rzekl:
Moi ludzle pletll mi ma jego
carska wysokos6, .lecz lch
siowom ME wierze; tylko to
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