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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-12

know definitely the result of Wednes-
days election, we feel that we are
entirely safe in saying that the popu-
lists have been badly beaten in. every
section; so badly that it should con-
vince the followers OF that party
that they are on wild goose chase.
1t Isn't Gilt-Edged.
The Hustler of Rome lays it to
the fight between the Journal and
the Constitution
Thirty-thousand democratic ma
jority despite the sulkers, the "sore-
heads" and the fight in the lines be-
tween the Atlanta Journal and the
Atlanta Constitution. That's not as
bad as might have been even il it
isn't gilt-edge.
A Brave Confession.
The Macon Telegraph is the first
of the hardened sinners to confess
that the populists arc right.
"In politics you cannot increase
the chances of winning your fight by
oonfessing that your enemy is right
and yourself wrong. In several
Georgia districts this confession has
virtually been made by democratic
leaders and newspapers"
a Democratic Revolt.
The Augusta Chronicle does not
like to think it was a populist land
slide:
We do not believe that Wednes-
days election was populist land
slide, but that it was a democratic
revolt-a revolt of the masses of the
party against machine politics.
Turns to Poetry for Relief.
The Valdosta Times takes philo-
sophieal view of it, and drops into
poetry, which begins with the line:
The democratic boat has gone
afoat.
Slow TO Take It In.
The Vindicator has been ocm-
pletely stunned by the landslide in
Meriwether:
AS we go to press Thursday morn
ing it is impossible to obtain definite
information in regard to the election
in Meriwether Wednesday. The face
of the returns indicates a victory in
the comfy for the third party candi-
dates.
Very Plain Case.
The Rome Tribune thinks it must
be attributed to dissatisfaction in the
ranks:
What prevented the majority be
ing larger is so plain that all realize
it. 1t was dissatisfaction, pure and
simple. And the dissatisfaction was
not due to the attitude of any MEM
Der of the democratic party on s.ny
national question. The cry of ring
rule in Georgia has frightened the
people. The cry of wolf produces
terror if believed whether the wolf is
coming or not. The cry of ring
rule was believed by many and they
acted accordingly.
Voted Everything in Sight.
Spalding county was one of the
few where the mossbacks' ranks
were not completely broken. The
Griffin News very innocently gives
the reason therefor:
"When you talk of banner coun-
ties and consider all the surround
ings, Spalding was no laggard in the
race.
"The democratic workers OF Crit
fin took the admonition Of the News
and Sun literally and not only voted
themselves, but voted everything
else that came in sight"
Summing 1t Up.
The Buchanan Messenger ex-
presses itself in very laconic Ian
guage:
We met the enemy-and we are
his. AS to HARRISON, the following
tells the tale:
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-12
Who's Shellaborger ?
Gan Di1'er. Yet &c Fr!ends.

The democrats made the biggest
effort ever put forth to carry this
county, but she went populist all the
SAME.
We hope after the election that
every man will lay aside any little
bitterness that may have been en-
gsndered. Men can DO friends and
Still differ politicalIy.-Georga Pop
ulist.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07
z zie m i ~oiczystej
Il pod MOskala.

Pr7esladowsnie moskiew skie. - Ma
Podlasiu " Psr,zewie ks. proboszcz To
m~aszewski biogosiswil zwiazki malaeh
skie mieday Uoitami i chrzcii dzieoi
unickim obizedem. Wiksry Gsjewski
zaskartyi 90 pred rzadem. K'. To-
maszewskiego wysisno "a kare do A
strachanu. a godny ks. wikary zostat
mianowany nastepca jego. Bskup lu-
belski zaprotestowai przeoiwko temu
rorporzadzeuiu. twierdzao, ae ME moae
powie-zyc parsfi taxiemu o1io wiekowi
jskim byi sic okazaa ks. Gajewski, i ~
ciyi sobie, ably 60 possauo do klssztoru
ma pokute. Gubernator Z poczstku ME
u~wzgleduii wcsle zyozeuia biskups, W
kohcu postal biskupowi 300 Rs. z pole
ceniem wreczenia ioh. Ks. Gsjewskismu
- nsgrode, q ma Ks. biskupa palotyi
1000 RS. kary "a upor. Gubsrnator
.przeto ztej okazyi zarobii ma cyst, 700
rs. Dygnitarzom i ozynownikom mo
skiewskim zwisszcza W Kr6lestwie 1 ma
Litwie, ME mozns odm6 wi6 sprytu "
suiaganiu isp6wsk i okradaniu jakIm.
kolwiekbsdz s~posobem.
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II pod Austryaka.

S2rsws o Morskie Oko pozostsie,
jsk nam pisa re L.ows, obscnie " IA
wies1e 1iu, zsrowno bowiem rad sustry
scki, jsk ~wegierski, zgodziiy sic, ably
wPierw wysisc ma sporne terJ oryuu
komisye, ktors sporzsdzi msps, uwido.
cznisjscs wstystkie Pomisry, jake kie-
dykolwiek tam robiono. Komisys t.
bsdEie mogis rozpoczsc prsce dopisro
z wiosue r. b. Dlstego zsuiechsuo ma.
rarie wysisnis " tel sprswie do cessrrs
deputscyi, 90 uchwslono ns ubiegsej
sesyi sejmowej. Msmorysi, jski sem
poleoii Wydzisiowi krsjoweuu wysto
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07
4 pod Prusaka.

- Podczas ostatnioh wybor6w " Pc.
zuahskiem. lak donosi ,,Gonieo Wielko
polski", zdarzyi sic uastepuiscy wyps-
dek: We wsi Gore, p. H sobt, die
rzawca krol. domeny, miai trzech ludzi:
u~rzsduika Merke, wfodsrza x. j paste
RIA Przybylskiego. Ten o~ststai, Polsk
dusza i cisiem, poszedl oddst CLOS 70
dakowi swemu. Me podobsio sic to
urzein. Merke l PREY pomocy wi6dsrzs
zbii nielitosciwie pod wiadnego swego
"a to, ze ten ME lubi Prusak6s. Me
dose ma TEN! Komisarz obvcl owy
skazai ehtops polssiego ns Is m.rek
ksry "a to, ze bsz pozwolsnia oddalii
sic podworzs, idsc ND. ns wybory.
Przybylski zualazt ziomk6w, kt6rzy
chstnie zspiacili grzywny "a niego, 1
Postsnowili energiczuie dopominac sic
sprawiedliwcsh. Komitet ~wyborczy ma
powist q Iih'ki oddsl sprawe prokurato
rc~i. Sad zawyrokowa,: Przybylskienu
zwroc ono Is grzywien. Urzednik Mer-
ke poszedt do sresztu an 6 tygodni, a
wiodars towsrzyszyc mu bsd1ie przez
oztsry tygodnie.
- Zebranie antysemiokie odbyio sic
" pistek dnis 2 lutego o godzinie /
W poiudnie ma sslj botelu ssskieg :,
P-~zewodniczyi zsbraniu p. Knspowski,
ktory js tee zwoisi / prswie wyiaczuie
ma uiem przemawis'. Pozyjsto haste
pujsce rezolucye:
1. My oby~stele, zebrani Z caiego
Ksiestws dnis 2 lutego 1894 r. ns sail
hotelu ssskiego W Poznsniu, urusjemy
" cafej peiOi niebezpieoz Fl It NO re
strony rozwielmosuiajscego sic tydow.
silva, jake zsgrsts nan " interesach
spoiecznych, zsrobkowyoh i handle.
wyoh".
ii. My obywstele zebrsnI cslego
Ksiestws duis 2 lutsgo 1894 r. ma sail
hotelu ssskiego " Poznsniu, oswisdczs.
my, ze wedle nsszych spostrzezsh j
giebokich przekonsh sutyssmityzm
" spoiecze6stwis nsszem Jest zskorze
niony ! zsrsrem uprswniony".
III. Nv obec niesiyohsnej potegi
dsnorslitujsc' go wPiywu sydowst va
ma chrIe;cish'kie spoieczehstwo n rsze,
zebrsui z csiego Ksieztws obywstele
dnis 2 lutego 1894 roku ma sail hotelu
Siskiego " Poznsuiu. uwsssjs kr.ewie
ME sntysemityzmu ~msjscego us celu
legalna okrone nsszych inseresow exc
nomicznych ! spoiecsnych "a wielce ko.
rzystue wsrod spose,zehItws polskiego,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07

dziessn pokoju, slbowiem pr1ywraeai
po1oruie r~6wnowsge mied.y mocsrstws
mi 1achwisns .dohyc.ami R syi I.
tsch 1768 do 1772. Lscz stare ant,go
nizmy IA grusach Polski odtyiy tskte i
gfazem paddy powt6rnis NJ piers Euro.
Py, PrzygotcwuJac swie.e kstaklizuy i
nieszc zescia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07

wychodxl We Lwowie Cd lat siedmiu naire
gulaniej diva raxy miesiecsnie q I III
odsnacxs sic prawdziwym humorem | wybor
uymi ilustrscjami, wykonanymi prses nai-
zn~akoEhtszyoh srtystow polskich / zaerani.
cznych, Kto sic chce zabawic, rozweselici
Pouczyc, mech z-aprenumeruje .,Smigusa',
ktory zamieszosa MOVIE dovcipy, Wesois
wiersze, humoreski ! satyry.
Iustracye % takke kolorowane | odbits =
sfawnym sakiadkis ~artystycsnym
A. Przysslaks w Lwowie.
Gaia prasa polska uEnais ,,SmiRus
jake najlepsze pismo humorystyczne polski.
r~edsgowane " duchu prawdzfwie polskin
demokratycxnym, pod hssiem: R6wnot<
wolnotc Intercollegiate
Do ,,Smiguse" jake bespiatny dodstek do
feczane byweja utwory fo~rtepianows mai
kompoxytor6w.
Przedpiata ma rSmigus" wynosi:
w Ameryce: rooznie 8 dolary.
pofrooxnie IL dolara-
Prenumerste najdogodniej prIesyisf prss
kazem pocEtowym lub dolarami p~apierovy
. lscie rekemendowanym pod sdressm
Administrators .,Smigusa", Lw6v Europ,
Austrys - Gslioya
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07
MaloWtdfa.... zebamf.


H'storya zapisats niejedao naI wisko
MALARIA, ktory ~Pozbawiony rex, nsuc.yl
sic malowse nogaui. Dzieuniki an.
giel'k;e atoli ~opowisdajs o jeszoze o,o
bliwsIym wypadku. Otto W muzsum
W Bristolu znajdujs sic obsonie ma wy.
'tawie dzieia pewaego ~miodzie6os, kt6
~ PREY Pomocy zeb6w wykonyws oSra.
~ i rysuuki, ~odznsc.sjsoe sic wielom,
1aletami. Mtodzienie, ten cd dziedzih
silva etszywai wielkie uzdoluienie do
rysunkew i uczyf sic ioh rilnie, nieste-
ty, W dziesistyn roku tyois. PREY wy
Padku kolejowym, obie reoe do ramon
Postradsi. NsucEyoiel jego; t,oche TAR
tenn troche seryo. porsdEA mu w6 wczas
ably stsrai sic trzymat ol6wek W zebach
" ten sPcsob rysowal. Miody kaleka
Poszedt "a t. rada i pocIat ozynie tax
wielkie postspy, il nieba VEN uzyskai
Pozwolenie ucze,zczauia przez lat diva
m kursa malarstwa " S Juth KensinRt IN
Museum. d Eis zsrabis zuaczue sunny
obrazy jego bowieu 50 hardzo poszuki-
nj
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ZnBk ntebezpieczehstwa wywte-
SzOny

Stony.
R,porta z wszystkich stron kraju, o
kszuja 'e sic " dzieunych czssopismach
okazujs Re ,grypa" w~ybuchuela EMO =
miedzy wami " spo,ob gwsitowny 1
zdsJe sic Ae Ia choroba odbedzie DO
czwarty raz sws podr61 M oko4o kuli
ziemskiej. Fax ten powiuien M siebie
zwroc vase u.ags i ~st.r,nuos6 "
nsj wiekszym stopniu. DowiedzielIfmy
sic Re Gczbs wyp.ikow snierci Jest
strsszliwS Nietylko ludzie " podesr
lynn wieku bedacy psdsis o6srs nis.-
ozyciels, lecz i mtodzieh ~ i miode ko-
betty, delikatne niemowists illegal, tel
chorobie. Podczxs 1swnieiszych wy
buchow ,,grypy" chwslo bsrdzo leksr-
stwo pochodiSce z lsbor.t ,ryum DIR.
Plotrs Fahrney, Chicago, Ills, tax Eva
ne DR.. Peter G ,mozo, i dowied ,islismy
sic o w~ypsdksch " kt6rych wczesne
utycie tego cudownego lekarstwa "a
Pobiegto z~arszie, chociat byi chorym
kszdy przebywsja,y W ~sssiedztwie.
Gomozo ME zawiers zsdaych niebezpie
czuych su%bstsncyi ami trucizny mire.
r%aloej, Ola tego kaaiy mote 90 utywst
be1 obswy a skuski bsds jak nsjlepsze,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07

okresla Statut. .Zglsszac sic nalety do
Sekretarzs pZwiszku Sokoa6w Pol
skioh".
Ks.imierz zychlihski prezes; Srcre
shy zach'jkiswicz vice prezes, Lem
n. Nowsk sskretarz; Autoni Groeuwald
skarbnik; Leon Mieczy h.ki n~aozelnik
Maksymilisu Bsrahski, Jan B ,uer, Ju-
liam Ssczepshski rewizorzy; Atm
Dziadul, Lson Wild, Leon CIeslawski,
Ignsoy Kowalski.
N. B. Adres sekretsrzs: Lson M.
Nowak, 80 Lull Pl., Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07
w. f. Severa Balsam

ns cborobs p.uo jest nsjlepszsm, mai.
Pewniejszem ! nsjbezpieorniejszem le-
ksrstwem ns wszystkie choroby gsrdls
| piuc, ma ksszel roznego roizsju, DIV.
ohswios, zspslenie gsrd,s, febre piuo,
modry ksszel, krup, plucie krwis, wv.
silsjsce . krotkie oddychsnie, ma su.
choty ! jokuozIiwy ksszel. Cens 80 c.
| rs o, Przyrzsdza W. r. Seuera W
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Togo DsIsamu
dostso MONA we wszystkich polskich !
czeskich spteksch. skutki tego bal.
ssmu:
Oh. w. T. Severa, Cedar Rapids.
lows. Psdski Bslssm oksrai sic prsv
dziwym srodkiem do urstowsuis aycis
moioh pieciorgs dzieci. Dwoje umsrso
nam, chocist misiy nsjlepszych lekarzy.
Zsnieohsism rsdy tych leksrzy q Sewers
Bslssmsm urstowsism bmoje piecioro
dzieci PREY tyciu.
Helena Ronicsho,oa,
Vining, Iowa,
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,,SMIGUNn

Bossso ilussowsns osasopisao hu.esy
tvcznA
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07
POdziekOwanie.

S;anownym pauom: Koieokiemu, Ma
sieKowskiemu, Danielskiemu, Gswrin
oraz p. Michsls xiemu W Milwaukee,
skfadam serdeczne bog zapiac" "a mi
% przylecie W czss;e mego tam pobytu.
J0Ief Wr6blswski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07
J. F. SMULSkI,
POLSKI
AdwOkat 1 NOtaryusz
565 Noble str.

Wyr.bis wszelkie pspiery ssdows !
Przeglada Abstrakty 1 egzaminuje
psPiery pray kupnie lotow / wiasnoioi
gruntowej.
szozegolnie zsjmuje sic sprswsmi 8,
du Opiekuhczego " Cook 90. Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-07
DOKTOR WODNY,
CDR. GRAHAM

DR. GRAHAMJ
tecsyt, 5ak wfadomo Cd oststnich Is Lat q ns1lepesvm
skutkfem wssystkie trudne, beI nadziei wylec senia
sastarEafe 1 dfugoletnie choroby 1 cisrpienia obu
ptci pr.el Enans " NiemCzsch ! tutsj metoda 6ads-
Pewna pomoc 1 sscxesliwe wyIecsenie sapewnia
az cierpienis pfuc, watroby, merck 1 brzucha. Oier-
pfonfs nerwoWe 4 choroby kobieos jako TO:
boleec cietane, biAfe upfawy, niepfodno6. bl W
~krzytsch. bolesns hub zanisdbana regularno1r cSests
odpfywy woody, rnieis 1 palenia, ciSnienis ma d6i
Ss.ystkie ehroniezne, prywatnei faminjne cierpienia
Siedm u~lubi0nych Lekarstw
/. yeh ehoros.eh, do rt6ryeh sic seosuJe. ktoryeh
SruntoWnemu wyleczenie - prEexnsczone.
~ Tysiaoe rodKtn swemi podziekewaniami date
a1fepeIs ewtadectwc, tak cudowna sifa mAja lekSr-
fwa wfasnorecInie prSez niego prEyrsadzana
td~umiewajac ~ostegnefy rezultsty " tskich wypsdkach
v kDrych wsselkte lime srodb oksxaiy sde dArem-
~ Doktor wodny prsyr,sdEa wfssns Islsr.tvo
! ola togo ME lest " fsdnym ~Ewtazku q aptsks ma
g. To ~uluoione leKarstwa Isczs tyiko chorobv
ktorym po3edydczo - prSeznsczone ] nsbyc 10 tylko
Ofisie: 363 8. STATE ULICY
- PIKRwszE PIKTRo~
CHICAGO, HLINOIs-
9odziny ofsowe: rano cd ia, v niedxiele
sanEniae. konsultacys cd liz, tylko.
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Taking n Nap While Standing.

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dow and saw number of them gather
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indicated alarm. and he went out to see
what the trouble was. He found tine
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ing upon her feet. Janitor Eastman
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her into one of the teachers private
rooms and fixed up bed and pillow
for her out of shawls and various kinds
of wraps. Here she remained for over
an hour. sleeping as soundly and as
peacefully as though in her more COM
Portable bed at home. After her nap
she appeared refreshed and was eager
for play again. Journal.
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A dash before a number means below zero.
The figures in the right hand column
denote the average thermometer reading
for the day. The coldest snap during
the month was 30 on the night of the
3lst. Total snowfall during the month
was Jl5 inches.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-10

For the convenience Of those who
wish to make comparisons and for the
benefit of others who can never remem-
ber. the JOURNAL will hereafter keep
standing a table Of the corresponding
month of last year, showing day by day
the principal meteorological conditions.
as obtained from the record kept by the
United States weather observer in this
city. Following is the record for Janu-
ary. 1888:
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That regards. always, the ease, comfort
and safety of its patrons-The Mil
waukee.
That furnishes the latest private COM
partment cars.and latest library -buf-
fet smoking cars-The Milwaukee.
That furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars, free reclining chair cars
and sumptuous dining cars-The
Milwaukee.
That has exclusive use Of the electric
berth reading lamp -TheM Milwaukee,
The Milwaukee" combines all of the
above and more, too. 1t trains are vee-
tibuled, heated by steam, electric lighted
and unsurpassed in luxurious appoint
ments.
The immortal Lincoln said: Follow
the people and you cannot be far from
right" The People use The Milwau-
kee."
j, I. CoNLEY,
Asst. Genl. Passenger Agent.
st. Paul, Mimi
NoTE.-Five trains daily from Twin
Cities to Chicago, one to St. Louis and
one to Kansas City
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-10

The Frontiersman. BY Gustsve Almard.
Al the Worlds Mercy. By florcLc- Warden
The Yellow Max. by "Ilkle Collins.
Nat: A Tale oi a Caravan. By ltoDi, Buc hsnan.
a Little Irish f,Iri. b. The Duchess
forring tbs Fettcr-. b. Mr.. Alexander.
Guilty or Not uuiity. By Amanda VI. Douglas.
SIR NoeI's Heir. BY Mrs. May Agnes Fleming.
The Twelve Great Diamonds by Mrs. Jane
q. Austin. ~
The Heir.ss Of Hende. Hall BY Eitie W.
Pierce.
The Cutan Heires-. BY Mary Kyle Dallas
I-ora's Bridal Vow. ~ Margaret Blount.
RaIph Raymoud's Heir. by Horstio Alger. Jr
The Fata Glove. ~ Clara Augusta
fhe Heir uf Gisny.lls. by Francis \. Durivags.
A Brave Little Woman. by Mr.. Mary A.
Denison.
IL. . .een's Revenge. BY syiysnus Cobb, Jr.
T., Mil Girl 81 Tyrol. BY VI. i. Ca!dor.
Aud LIGHT Idylls. BY J. ". Barn,.
Derrtck Vaughan. Novelist. b.. Edr.. l.yAi-
The duchess. BY "The duchess"
Ths Heir OF Lime. b. Roht. BGc hanan-
IN. Two Orphans. by X. ID EuEcry.
Crown of shane. BY tiorruCe Marryat
A Trou ble-orne Gil. BY 49, The Duchess.
When a Mans single. By J. VI. Barre.
Fanchou the Cricket BY George sand.
The STORY Of Elizabeth. By Miss Thac keray.
Two Kisses by Hawiey smart.
A Mad Love BY Charlotte VI. Braeme.
The DEVILS Die. By Grant Alien
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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-10

Bessie. how many sisters has your
new playmate?
He has one. mamma. He tried To
fool me by saying that he had two half
sisters. but gness he didn't know that
| studied fractions. New York Sun.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-10

Stuart-Why didn't you manifest a
little patriotism by going to the polls
and casting your voter a y
Farrasee--Well, l understand that
the respectable element stays at home
on election day, and dislike to do any
thing which might reflect on my respect
ability Monthly.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-10

House Hunter-The great disadvan-
tage is that the house is So damp.
Agent Disadvantage. sir: Advantage
| call it. In case of fire it would not be
so likely to burn.-Brooklyn Life.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-10
A Cold snap.

so you went and proposed to her.
in spite of my warningsY"
Yep.
And the result?'
The answer got was so chilling
that fell several degrees in my own
estimation. ."-Indianapolis Journal
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-01-10

"rm afraid you will have TO look for
a new place before the lst of the month.
Bridget"
What fur. ma'am?'
'Mr. Smith objects to so much waste
in the kitchen"
"Lor. ma'am. if that's all, I'll lace me
silf widin an inch of me loife. Brook
lyn Life.