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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

S6.400 IN RACE PURs IS.

The most attractive feature OF the fair
N an IA. tha races The programme IS
the best ever offered I'm virginia. and
the fastest lot OF horses that ever gath
cred 'ogelher IN this S,ate VII VIII, %. , .i.
on the turf. The purses offered amount
e. sG 400 Secretary owens says that
tVor,, class Will be well filed. and tho
devotecs OF legitimate sport Will have
ian or. ortunity to witness the finest rae
49,, ,.5er seen in the South. There Will
he racing every day OF the Fair. The
lilo thousand-dollar race 3 expected to
ne the best trial Of cIecd ever witnessed
!" The following IS the complete list Of
First Day-.Tuesday. October Sth-2:5o
lass nurse $40. ycarliug class halt
nile heats, best two ia three, purse $50,
first horse 800. second so. third so
fourth SO: running. mile dash, nlaieens
All axes. weight for age. purse 500. first
horse Sl3o. second $50 ;hird $50; 2.zl class.
nurse so. running, rce-Quarter-inil e
dash. saddle horses, gentlemen riders, to
carry l35 pounds. purse SOD, first horse
Sc5. Second SIS. third $40; running, mile
Dash gentlemen riders. over eight hur-
dies. no horse barred 10 carry l55 pounds.
purse 500. first horse SO, second SIS. third
$40.
second Day-Wednesday, October 9Th
2-year-old class best two IN three. purse
5000. 2.,O class purse $50. running, five
eighths- mile dash. for maiden 2.year-olds.
10 carry 10 pounds, purse 500. INST horse
$50. second $50. third SO, running. Clc
and a quarter miles. all ages. weight for
age. purse $50. frst morse Slo', second 80
third sos: 2:l2 class. pacing, purse ssD
running. three-quarter-mile dash, gentle
mon rIders. no horse barred 10 carry l35
mounds purse 500, first horse $50. second
$e5. third $40: running. mile dash. saddle
horses. gentlemen riders, to carry lS5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

SPICES Of county and town associations.
and he says lively interest," in the ques-
ton o. good roads is being manifested
i'm various portions Of the State. The
secretary Is overwhelmed with work.
making preparations for the approaching
convention. over two hundred and nity
delegates have already jsnihod tIclr ln-
tentOn OF being present and more than
sixty letters have been received during
the last week, making application for
tickets TO the meetings Dir. Anderson
believes that this convention VIII be tie
largest ever held In this country.
TanMsIs' N,rigurr.
Another drawing card at the fair VIII
be a Farmers Institute. This VIII De-
inauguratc1 by Colonel \. s. Bufort,
member of the State Board Of Agrlcn-
ture from the Third District. assisted
by Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Iominis-
sioner Of Agriculture. II VIII be heil
IN the Music Hall OF the Emf sition
building. on Wednesday OctOb-r 9ih-
the second JAY OF the iair The enure
evening will be- given up - the institute
ard addresses VIII be made bt Aaslsl aht
Secretary OF Agriculture IdDncy, lf'-
lessor Atwood and Professor hilins,
chief Of The Soil Division United states
Department Of Agriculture. ana DINERS
Arrangements for the HOLDING oi TIE III
stitute VIII be completed WITHIN rev
DAYS. This feature OF the fair Is cApcil
ed TO be both instructive alG interesting
10 the large Lumber of agricultural co.
ple ure!enI from various portion, OF the
State.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04

there is nothing more unRsthetic than
q policeman. I have natural shrink
ing from I'll forms of rouch material
ism. l seldom come in contact with
the rough crowd. I live. as ron see,
gance around me. / may call myself a
patron of the arts 1t Is my weakness.
The landscape is genuine Carrot, and,
though a connoisseur might perhaps
throw a doubt upon that Salvador Rosa,
there cannot be the least question about
the Bouguereau. am partial to the
modern French school"
You viii excuse me. Mr.. Sholto,"
said Miss MOrstan, .sbut ] am here at
your request to learn something which
you desire to tell me. It is very late,
and should desire the interview to be
as short as possible
ssAt the best Il must take some time,
he answered; for we shall certainly
have to go to Norwood and see Brother
Bartholomew. We shall all go and try
If we can get the better of Brother
Bartholomew. He is very angry with
seemed right to me. I had quite high
words with him last night You can
not imagine what . terrible fellow he
h when he is angry"
IF we are to go to Norwood it would
perhaps be as well to start at once" l
ventured to- remark
He laughed until his ears were quite
red
That would hardly do" he cried. II
don't know what he would say Il
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
The wo.ders OF Psychology

ssDoes | b1eeb in dem trance nejuns?
Deed does. Didn' go ID see one o.
dem to fin ont how de policy nuInbahs
was to come a-runnin'? What did dat
trance mejum say? Why, chile, he jess
close he eyes and say: You -zhad
trouble. Your bin 'cused OBJ la'ceny.
Yo' keeps To- dawgs. Yo's unlucky at
craps Yo' likes choking fried Yo'
carries a razzer, but yo' doan shave.
Yo' lpbs yaller gal.' What eff dem
numbaEs didn' win? Dey mus be
sumpin' in dat trance mejum business,
wen dey reads yo' kah' actah an de In
mos sectit OBJ yo' baht like dat Now,
70 iissen to me!"-Puck.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
GOVERNMENT PRINTING.

The Great Business 1t Has Become in the
Last Thirty-Flve Years.
How vast business is carried on by
the government printing office may be
gathered from the fact that more than
1900 operatives are employed. at
wages aggregating about 81, GOO, 900 a
year; that 10, SIS, SOS copies Of separate
documents were printed in 1894, that
the number of pages of type set the
same year was 2s6, 152 exclusive of the
Congressional Record''), and that for
a single report (that of the secretary
of agriculture) more than 1000. 900
pounds of book printing paper were
required.
The statement frequently made that
this is the most extensive printing Of
fee IN the world Is borne out by its
operations, although by no means true
of its building. The latter is to the
last degree unsuited to so vast
a business. being old. overcrowded.
and VIGOROUSLY unsafe The rapid
DEVELOPMENT and increase of govern
ment printing is shown conspicuously
n-the figures of its annual cost In
1919. all the printing and binding OF
the government required an expendi-
ture Oh Only So0.oVu- AZ tAC iCPot =
made to congress in 1859, the whole
cost from 1919 to 1858 was stated at
50. STA, 343. while the printing for the
six years, 1853 to 1859. cost 50, 462, e55.
or about as much in SIX years as in the
previous thirty-three years
This led to the final establishment OF
the government printing office; and the
greatly expanded business of multiply
ing books and documents ever since IS
shown in the figures of annualexpendi-
ture. which were. in 1858. for printing
and binding. s1,417.75o; in 1870. s1.6os.-
$50: in 1850, 81 ,os4.7 Isl; in 1890, 50. 124, :
49,, and in 1894. s., $40. 40. The cost OF
government printing and binding in
Great Britain in 1894 was E522. 500. or
about s., GOO, 600; but as this included
stationery for all the public Offices. and
as ne free document distribution exists
there, except one copy to eacn member
Of parliament, there are far more eie-
nents of contrast than of comparison.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
whipped NJ Ais horse. and we plunge

whipped ~ ais horse. and we plunged
away alta furious pace through the
foggy streets.
The situation was curious one. We
were driving to an unknown place, on
an unknown GRAND. Yet our invita-
ton was either complete hoax
which was an ineonceivable hypothesis
or else we had good reason to think
that important issues might hang upon
our Journey. Miss Morstan's demeanor
was as resolute and collected as ever.
I endeavored to cheer and amuse her
by "reminiscences of my adventures in
Afghanistan; but, to tell the truth.
was myself so excited at our situation
and so curious as to our destination
that my stories were slightly involved.
To this day she declares that / told her
one moving aneciote as to how mus
Iet looked into my tent 1T the dead of
night. and how / fired double-bar-
relied tiger cub at it. At first / had
some idea as to the direction in which
we were driving: but soon. what with
our pace. the fog. and my own limited
knowledge of London. lost my bear
ings. and knew nothing, save that we
seemed to be going a very long way
Sherlock Holmes was never at fault.
however. and he muttered the names
as the cab ratified through squares and
in and out by tortuous by-streets-
Rochester row." said he Now
Vincent square Now we come out on
the Vauxhall Bridge road We are
making for the Surrey size apparently.
Yes, thought so. Now we are on the
bridge. You can catch glimpses of the
river"
We did indeed get fleeting view OF
a stretch OF the Thames with the lamps
shining upon the broad, silent water;
but our cab dashed on, and was soon
involved in labyrinth Of streets upon
the other side.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04


ser. Dat % ssKe sesslon q sne
esrees runway property Hsei1 ANA
operate II put On 800 new carr.
400 horses and .70o new men Tns
cisy introdnced I-cent rare, nitnerso
unknown. and made cents the MAXI
mum fare The experiment q opera
ting street railways bS the city has
proved success The city has made
money ana at the same time has Inn
proved tne plant ana reduced the fares-
~ now carries w. = week Tor l-cene
IAres. ooosooO Tor S-cens 1ares. So.000 Tor
o-cent dares ana S0.Oo0 1or 4-cent 1AreA
Inc next step Will - 20 abolish I'll
fares above centA
The distinguishing feature OF Glas-
COWS nnanciai management u tho
SINKING Iund II y now applied %
every mnnacipel enterprise OF the easy.
I'm examining ats accounts one nnds
tnae Al serious oeots are on the way
70 De isquios.ea o sne snsonasac op.
efasion OF TINS oevice. Inc present.
nnAnclai eonoisaon OF 0IasRow seems
extremely sasis1aetory. Inc lieOaiislea
are Es.oOO,0oo, ana the assets Sig. s0o.-
w. with 2 clear balance OK xS,s00.U00
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
MODEL CITY OF THE WORLD.
Glasgow Owns It's Gasworks and Street
Cars-Benefit to the People.

Glasgow Owns It's Gasworks and Street
Cars-Benefit to the People.
Glasgow is the modern municipality
IF the world. and we may all profit by
its experience and example. The city
council, which is the governing body,
recognizes three duties as being laid
upon it: To fulfill their trusts by
economical administration of the eity's
finances: to improve public health,
both physical and moral. and to give
brightness aud the possibility of hap
piness to civil life. This high eoncep-
ton of the duty of a corporation has
not been carried out in full, bat no
one will deny that a very satisfactory
and successful attempt has been made
to live up to the lofty standard which
has been established The city eoun-
ell undertakes to supply the demand
for water. gas electric lighting. parks,
public baths, warehouses and street
railways, street cleaning. building, POI
lice protection and various minor serv-
ices
The water supply is obtained from
Loeb katrine, 35 miles distant, and is
water furnished any city in the world,
city that gets it cheaper. There have
been nearly S1a, SOC. 900 invested in
waterworlxs~ In 1870 q sinking fund
was established, through the medium
of which nearly $50. 600 have been
paid of up to the present time, and it
5 expected that the sinking fund will
pay off the whole debt by 1e41, when
the waterwarls will be the unbur-
dened property of the corporation. In
the meanwhile the supply of water
has been enormously increased, the
quality improved. and the price re-
duced more that so per cent In adj
dition to the supply OF water for the
usual purposes it is now proposed TO
drive machinery by hydraulic pres
sure of 600 pound to the square inch
throughout the business area of the
city.
The Glasgow corporation has long
been in the field as manufacturer of
gas. in 1860 it took possession of the
gas plants. which were owned by two
private companies, and commenced the
production and sale of gas The quail
ity of gas was improved, while its sale
was reduced The city furnishes 20
candle power gas at the rate of 60 cents
per LOCO cubic feet The street rail-
ways of Glasgow, mp to June 30, 1884,
were operated by a private company.
Six years ago the council endeavored
to impose certain conditions on this
company, such rs regulating the fare
and limiting the hours of work for the
employees. The company refused to
make any concessions. and as result
of their unwillinrness To act in fair
and generous manner toward the pub
lie and the 1abcring classes the coun-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
DIR. Leuls Upon R.oexe.r.

Mrs Lewis has furnished some
hitherto unpublished manuscripts of
DR.. Dio Lewis upon footgear. The re-
nowned hygienist said that the ankle
should not be closely fitted, because
Iigature about the blood vessels. mus
cles and tendons must produce weak
ness Cloth uppefs should be worn in
warm weather. because the porous
texture permits evaporation and cools
the feet Rubbers should not be worn
except under most exceptional circun-
stances, because they produce tender
ness Walking he regarded rs most
important means OF health, and he
said that shoes should be suchs1s to
permit easy walking and good cfcu1ar
ton So long as women walk on the
same earth as men. Dr.. Lewis said,
their stockings and boots shoEld be -
thick and warm Dr.. Lewis advised
that children should be allowed to RIM
in the garden without shoes in sum-
mer, ..with their feet in. lowing contact
with the bosom Of mother earth. -
Journal Of Hygiene
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
he FEARED THE WORST.

His wife Had Drawn ON Him for Fear
Weeks Fun at Summer Resort.
4 little man with . nervous tread,
carrying . small gripsack. hurried
through the entrance to the big hotel
and across the lobby to the desk. where
he hastily registered
81 want good ROOM" he said, - 10
threw down his pen and looked mp into
the calm face of the clerk. "Wife's
away. Been away four weeks. Can
you give me q room on the second
hoor?-
The clerk nodded.
s.Goodr' said the newly-arrived guest
ssNothing above would suit me. Want
it to be as near as possible to the of
fee. Four weeks ago my wife left me
Summer resort, you know. Nothing
but pleasant letters from her. Every
thing lovely SO far. During all this
period she hasn't asked me fer . cent.
Think of it. Not cent. Can I have
my meals sent to my room?"s
Yes, sir" replied the clerk. with .
suppressed yawn.
That's right" said the man on the
outside of the desk. mot . cent" he
muttered to himself under his breath,
mot a red cent Doctor in the horsefs
Yes, sir"
..How is he-pretty gooda~
Zone of the best"
Good in an emergency, Ell? Good
for a certain call? Up on heart dis
ease?n
Certainly, sir"
splendid. Now, have yoa > sele-
phone?"
Yes, sir. Look here. exclaimed the
clerk; what's wrong. aaywayf You
look well enough. Whats the nAtterf
What's all this fuss about?"
The little man LEANED forward con-
ddentia1ly.
That's what den't know he said.
ssYou never can tell I must be pre-
pared. BE prepared for anything. Yea.
sir" he muttered, hoarselys mo ono
knows. I'm not . strong man. can
not tell what it mag - You say you
have a telephonsz
That's what ! said, = answered the
clerk. What are yoo-
The little man caught him feverish-
II by the arm. ..Listenr he broke in.
rs he thrust q SMALL paper out on the
desk. Here Is the telephone number
of nv bank. This morning. sir, after
four weeks fonr weeks of pleasant,
gossipy. cheery, loving letters. re-
ceived = posAal-cArd from my wife say-
ing that she had drawn on me, and
when the bell-hoys have been APP
prised. vrhen the doctor has been motif
fed and stands in readiness ut . mo-
ment's notice. when all precautions
have been taken. / wish you would
ring then mp and then come upstairs
and tell me what the amount of that
draft n--Harper's Bazaar.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
PlTh AND PolNI.

-Rcmanee has been elegantly -
fined - tho offspring Of fiction and
lOve.-Disxaeh
III God puts the lions den in irons
Of ms, ne win miss good deal Il 10
don,t walk straight mp TO it-kam's
Horn
The inparti.Iity Of history = not
that of the mirror. which merely re-
fleets objects. but the Judge who sees.
listens and deeides.-Lamartine-
How do you know that
your rival and her father VIII fall out
and fight" Jimpssn (gleefnlly)-
They've both Joined the same church
choir. TiMes-
-Strsnger-..Don you ind It lonely
making trip out here every day.
Commnter-sNot ut all bring home
new cook or maid-of-all-work with
me almost every evening Truth
Mrs. Smith, declares This leg
Of mutton has shrunk away almost to
nothing" While Smith-..Pcrhaps.
mamma, il came OF the same sheep -
my flannel did Weekly.
Girls certainly develop into wom-
On with alarming rapidity." muses. tho
Manayunk Philosopher. .In these
days it is only . step from the panta-
lette to pantaloon- "-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
-He-s'I hear you attend the Ham
del and Haydn performances. We're
You present st the 'Creationr She
(indignantlye"I suppose ron win
next want to know If I sailed in
Noah's ark?"-Boston Beacon.
-Applicant-sT ask for the hand Of
your daughter" Parent-sHave you
any prospects for the futurer Appli-
cant-'.None whatever" Pareut-..Sho
hasn't any, either. Take her, my boy,
and be happy. Bless you both. "-Texas
Siftinqs
Mrs Newrich-sT want . pair Of
the dearest gloves you've got" Clerk
"How long do you want them,
madame?" Mrs. Newrich-'T want to
buy them. young man; You don't think
want to rent them, do you?-RhilA-
delphia Record.
Dear me" said Mrs Hunnimune.
'.r must see our grocer right away"
'.What for?" asked her husband. "I
want to tell him to make our coffee .
weaker. Star.
NO man ever obtained anything
worth having without working hard
for il. said Mrs Biclrers to her hus-
band, who was in discouraged mood
That's So" replied Mr.. Rickers, re-
dectively. 81 remember that obtained
you without the slightest difficulty
Harper's Bazaar. /
-Macfar1ane-"I suppose you have
some again in connection with the dia-
mond pin I thought had been stolen
from me- It turns out, after all. that
I had left it in my dressing-case
Nym Doyle from Scotland Yard)-"I
deeply regret that fact" Macfarlane
-''Whye" Nym Doyle - because I
have found clew to the thief Tit
Bits.
We walk here. rs it were. In the
rypts of life; at times, from the great
cathedral above us, we can hear tho
organ and the chanting choir; we SEQ
the light streaming through the open
door, when some friend goes up before
as, and shall we fear to mount the mar
row staircase of the grave that leads
as out Of this uncertain twilight inte
life eternal?-Longfellow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

wcale prezent sic ME nalezy.
Mlmo to. ze wzgledu ma
ciagnace sic Cd blisko dw6ch
lat ciezkie easy, danny
kazden,u, ktory nam zap}aci
przynajmniej diva dolary. "a
leg}ego abonamentu, naste~
pujace ksiazki W podaruuku
y Ka darz Maryan
S k ma rok Pa1ski 1895.
p W eso}y Wlers | e.
a: - Powinszowania ma wszelkie
przygody, Zaprosiny ma wesele l
pioseneczki weselne-z obrazkamj.
81 Prz ygod Lor k a. =
Clekawe opowladame czas6w
Plasto wskich.
- Je2eH abo,aeut zanaiesco-
e0y. 2ap7acl1uszy 2 .dolary 2aleq1ego
abomomae'ete1, prQqnae dostac codo
0iero eoyszc2eg6lnlony preSent
poDlq1len rQzem 2 06on0171e,1te,n
mades5aG 5 ce,at61v ma przese7k@
pocztowQ. Aaacaej ,vcale od nos
pod0r21zl1u ME dost07a1e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
Zyd0Wska MoralnoSG.

Ma poczatku nowego roku
zdegradowano publicznie, jak
KAToL1K doniosl, w Paryzu
kapitana artyleryi Alfredo
Dreyfuss'a a "a zdradeOjczyzny.
Biedna Francya ponownle
patrzeG musia1a ma kolege
szwindler6w panamskich.
Dreyfuss bowiem razem z
znanymi oszustami panam-
skimi, jest = zydem.
New York WORLD Z dnia
6go Stycznia podaje fotogra
fla tego z}odzieja dokument6w
publicznych. Ma twarzy rysy
Izraela, al milo patrzec. Kto
widzia} chicagoskiego pre-
chrzte Adolfa Nowitzky ego,
widzia} i Dreyfussa, ta tylko
r6znicq, ze Dreyfuss ma
,wonsy, nos ME tax wielki
i oczy troszke inteligentniej-
sze. Niekt6rzy m6wia, il
podobniejszy do menazera
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Zreszta
wszystko ma iedno wyjdzie,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
Teka ReznlaRt0sgS,

Noworoczny numer ZGoDY
pisze O narodowcach co ma
stepuje:
Przeciez odznaczamy sic wobec
innych narod6w goracem screen /
zywa wyobraznia -potrz e b a
szcze rozum u
az taxa tr6jca zwyciezy-
nay zwyciezy6 mnsimy.
Nigdy patryot6w O nadmiar
madrosci ME posadzalismy,
ale cieszy mas, IL sami sobie
przyznaja brak P "a ej KEEP
XII.
Zgubny wp}yw przymuso-
wego organu pokazuje sic W
szerzeniu igowych humbu-
gov po parahach polskich
przez ,,Fujare i Jajjczyzne"
Kto ME chce s}uchac dobrej
rady KAToL1KA, MECH. -.
p1aci. Wszelkie doSwiadczenie
kosztuje wiele pieniedzy.
Ma milwauckim Herodzie
msci sic krzywda wyrzadzona
swego czasu X. Rodowiczowi,
proboszczowi koScio}a sw Sta
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
CAR MIKOkAJ II.

Zaiste wszystko sic dziwnie
plecie ma tym mlzernym
:swiecie.Gdy roku 1865 baron
Meyendorff sk}ada} Piusowi
TX noworoczne zyczenia cara,
Papiez zaczal sic uzalac ma
,przesladowanie Polakow,
mianowicie ma okrucieh-
:stwa ma Kosciele pope}nlo-
ne wskutek ostatnlego
nieszczesliwego powstania. Ma
co Moskal szorstko Ojcu sw.
odpowiedzia}. Plus TX, gnie
wem uniesiony, kaza} pana
barona "a drzwi. wyrzuclc, /
odtad wszell1ie stosunki mie-
dry carem Papiezem usta}y.
Dzisiaj wszystko inaczej.
Car Miko}aj II mianowal
Alexandra 1zwolskiego sta1ym
>swoim representation przy
divorce papiezkim. kslaze
Lobanow, dotychczasowy
ambassador rosyjski W Wied-
.niu a obecny kanclerz rosyj-
ski 20 Giers u, sk1ada} tego-
roczne zyczenia cara Leonowi
XIII. Audyencya tajemna
trwa}a godzine. Loban6w
wreczy} Papiezowi w}asno-
recEny list Miko}aja zapew-
nieniem, ze rzady m}odego
monarchy beda szuka6 pokoju.
Gdyby wiecej danych ME
by}o, trzebaby pominac
grzecznosci dyplomatyczne
wielkirf1 znakiem zapytania.
Ale ma zmiane ku lepszemu
sic zanosi. Dowody:
y Przyjecie deputacyi pol
skiej (wbrew zakazowi HurkD
W Petersburgu.
y Przemowienie Mikolaja
do hr. Potockiego, Z pogar.
dliwem pominieciem Orzew
skiego, kata Krozahskiego,
W Petersburgu.
3) Amnestya udzielona
powstahcom Z 1868 r.
A Wypuszczenie wiezie-
MIA wszystkich uczestnik6w W
demonstrancyi ku czci szewca
Kilihskiego:
5) Nakaz dany Hurce, ably
sic do spraw koscielnych W
Polsce ME mieszal.
8 Usuniecie Hurki nomi-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

male radza. Vase ryki przed-
/ posejmowe Wan s}awy nj
wp}ywu ME przysporzy}y. Me
sadzcie, aby nieczysty wieprz,
chociaz sic tytu}ujjacy mianem
sza S er, potrah} Poloniaa
amerykahska rzadzit. Ma
chicagoskie }ajdactwa swojq
droga moze sic jeszcze
szajster przyda6. Zreszta,
szanowny swiniozerco, pa
mietaj, ze owe zywio}y walki
i ma Ciebie nacieraja. VIE
szATEL okrutnie zeby ma Cie-
bic ostrzy.
Niedok@adnym by}by opis
zydowskiej moralnosci, gdy-
by wylewy menazera pominie
to. Ma samym czele zapisa}
W numerze wspomnianym
swoje uczucia ma rok nowy.
Mowi:
,, la z}ej wolf ludzi uwazac nalezy,
kt6rzy sofzmatami, przekrecaniem
lub obfudnem nac1aganiem fakt6w,
k}amstwami lub oszczerstwami, ma.
pasciami osobistemi lub intrygami,
odwazaja sic targat jednosd wsp6}
braci, zak}adac Targowice umys}o:
we - tenn oddalaG nasze zmar-
twychwstanie''.
?rzewidzia} nareszcie me-
nazer. Ob}udnem naciaga-
MEM fakt6w, k}amstwaml,
oszczerstwami, napadam1
osobistemi i intrygami w}as
ME X. Wincenty Barzyhskl
paraha sw. Trolley przeslado-
wal, al Pan Bog sic zmi}owa}.
Kazdy ulicznik owej okolicy
moze mu to udowodniG.
Abrahamku Won South
Chicago! Ma CO sic rozpisy
wac o zydowskiej moralnosci,
jezeli mistrz tw6j ia Z CORY
potepia, jak widzisz!
Naszem zdaniem najlepie
zrobi}aby zydowsko-polsks
klika chicagoska, gdyby
koledze Drejfussowi dc
francuzkiejj Guyanny tows
rzyszy}a.