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The morning times., 1895-08-25
NOT A vooDoo, But A COOK.
james + hillips Arrested Cha rged With
Defrauding People.

james Il hiliips Arrested Charged With
Defrauding People.
James Phillips, well-dresscd young
Kelly's station by Policeman d. j. Lynch
last evening on the charge of being
suspicious character under the yagrancy
act Phillips is what the coloretl people
term a charmist, or voodoo doctor
According TO the statement OF several
colored women, including Lizzie Green,
of Jackson street northeast, Phillips went
from house TO house yesterday afternoon
among the colored residents OF the above
byway, urging them to have their fortunes
told He cafried with him a pack OF
greasy playing cards and piece of horse
shoe. With this parapbernaliar the charm
ist claimed ahat he could foretell the
future, or make The rough places in life
smooth; restore lovers; bring back trllant
husba nds; bring about an era OF plenty,
or punish enefntes. by placing a bad luck
shadow, or hoodoo over them.
Phillips is cut rate fortune teller,
aud would accept any fee from cents to
as many doHars-s He always maintained,
however, that If his patron would cover
the palm OF bis fight hand with silver
money, the charm would be more potent.
When asked what he used the half horse
shoe for, Phillips replied:
"That aiu't a hoss shoe. 1t cum offn a
white mule. 1 jess carries it fer a
trick
He stoutly denied being fortune teller,
and said he had been laying Five up all
day. ~s%r
II amt voodoQ, but a cook, and works
In the kitchen OF The House of Representa-
tives when Congress is In session
Phillips will be tried by Judge Scott ip
the police court TINS .morning
The morning times., 1895-08-25
NO GoLDBUG, THIS.
George Burns Has Silver In His Head
and Keeps II There.

The police at Quincy, Ill, have arrested
George Burns and detained him on accountof
his peculiar actions, says the st. Louis
Globe Democrat 1t was discovered that
there was a cause for his ecceDtricity. He
had papers which sho wed that he was the
head engineer on the steamer City of sa-
vaDnah, which was wrecked off the coast
OF Massachusetts on January 1S, 1884,
while en- route from Boston to Florida. He
was reversing the levers when the steamer
struck the rocks and he'was thrown into the
machinery, receiving injuries which Grip;
pied him for life.
There were lis lives lost in the accident,
and Burns is one of the 81 survivors. For
a long while he lay on a cot in the death
row of Bellevue Hospital, New York.
DR.. Hayes Agnew attended his case, and
removed five ribs from his left side and
trephined his skull, using six ounces of
silver sheeting for this purpose. He was
compelled to wear a plaster -of-paris
jacket for four years after the accident.
A portion Of the lower end of his spine
and both elbow joints are gone. One
kneecap is on the back of the leg and his
heart is on the extreme right of his body
He is now 64 years of age, and walks very
well and has a cheerful disposition. He
is a member of the G. A. R. and served
during the. war on the ironclad gunboat
Essex, which was stationed at Cairo dur
ing the early days of the rebellion
The morning times., 1895-08-25

basketball team, which Will be as strong
If not stronger than last years champions
There is sLill : possibility Of holding
an open fail outdoor championship meet
ing on Columbia field, and indications are
that the local clubs Interested VIII join
the c. A. c. III holding such an event
The field and track are in excellent
condition. A number of the members
are away on vacation, and Consequently
many OF the "old gard" are missing at
The bic clnh house ON G street
The morning times., 1895-08-25
WHERE THEY ARE EATEN.

Not all of KearEey,s customers are China
men. FrenChman named Brossius goes
over to the CatChery twice each week and
purchases all the CrustaC Gear MS the pro-
prietor can spare. He sells them, he says,
at the residences OF several OF the foreign
ministers, including the Chinese embassy,
where they are considered rare deIicacy.
lone OF my best customers" said the
craw-tisuernlan, lis the keeper of a Chinese
restaurant over Quong Sang Lungs big
store on Pennsylvania avenue He brought
me over a dish Of prepared craw-fish the
other day. 1t looked liked salad and tasted
like angel food"
What do | charge for them?
wei, when they are scarce 1 get as
high as 80 cents dozen, but in July and
the first part OF August, when the river
grass is full of craw-fish, l reduce the
price per dozen to 80 cents You see there
are three OF us, and we have to work hard
to catch the backsliders. They are as cute
as fox and as cunning as an eel.
Kearney said that President Arthur was
very fond OF crawfish salad, and used to
but the little sliders from an old colored
man who lived near RoSIyn He had an
expert cook in the White House kitchen,
who could make them into a dish fit
for the gods.
Crawfsh have gamey flavor, and when
properly prepared form very palatable
dish. The favOrite way TO prepare them
is to ma kc the mass Of shelled flesh. after
the fish have been boiled and picked,
into salad, using fresh country butter
literally, ami then dash with sherry wine
before serving.
The morning times., 1895-08-25

We are nearing the end of the
greatest Skirt sale ever held In
Washington. Many lots have
been broken and sold out. We
have made one lot of them. They
include Diagonal Figured Bril-
1iantine and serges, in black,
blue and other colorings. They
are Godet back, velvet bound,
very full sweep and are worth
from 81 to S.. Choice
The morning times., 1895-08-25

This list is published
daily, with all new numbers
as they are completed
Photographs that are called
for are struck off each day.
The morning times., 1895-08-25

il is of course much easier to go over
The morning times., 1895-08-25
ANALosTAE EOAT CLUB.

are away on vacation, and Consequently
many OF the "old gard" are missing at
the big club house on street.
ANALOsTA EOAT CLUB.
Captain Moore, of the AnaIostau Boat
Club, is well satisfied with the work OF
his rowing men. and predicts next season
with more experience and sea soning
some fast crews in the old club.
Louis Fis cher viii leave to-day for Atlanta
to prepare the Government exhibit of
weights and measures at the Exposition,
He worked hard before and during the
regatta week, and deserves a recreation.
Pleasure rowing viii now have fuII
swing, and numerous up-rlvcr parties
are being arranged, especially consider
ing the time when full moon is ON the card
The phases OF the mon are carefully
noted by the members, even going So far
as to display them on the bulletin board,
and moonlight nights sends all the pleasure
craft Up-river.
There is some talk OF organizing a bail
team in the club. a good team should be
gotten out with such players on hand as
whiting. Taylor, Hine, Fischer, Moore,
Lewis LuCllum and Howard.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.
Many of the rowing members Of the. Po-
tOmac Boat Club will leave this week
upon well-ea rned vacations, and the usual
dulIneSs which comes over all boat houses
after regatta will pervade this one.
Capt OnIey is of course pleased that
the affair is over. and be deserves much
credit for the unceasing attention and
hard work he has put into the seasons
training. He has developed some good
material.
s-s,t'SS has one OF the prettiest single
shells tnaL ever found a home in the local
boat houses. II is OF bright cedar and
weighs Just twenty-four pounds, rugged
She is well braCed, and OF Course carries
herself well, and has i ten-inCh beam and
is thirty-one feet six inches long and is
built To carry 1872 pounds. 1t is fully
equipped with modern roller seats and row.
locks
The shell will serve as model for fut-
ure local orders. and was made under the
personal supervision VI William Glass x
Son. Of Philadelphia.
The regular fortnightly hop Will be given
Oh Friday evening next.
Capt Shepherd has recovered from his
recent Illness. and is again in his aCCus-
toned seat in the balcony. He is awaiting
the arrival OF his sails and masts to finish
up his ''NaBcy'' sloop, and when this Is
done she will at once be put in commission
CARR OIL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
Unless the weather should continue TO be
very warm, the gymnasium classes of Car
roll Institute will begin work on or about
September ,.
The bOwlers are pleased to know that
they will have suitable alleys to bowl upon
during the coming League season \ special
committee has been placed IN charge OF the
matter. and it will see that the alleys 10
be put in are OF the best design and make.
The old alleys have been taken up, and the
foundation has heen gone over, and the
/ buiIderis no W a waiting thearrival OfcertalH
selected wood. upon the receipt of which
the work will De pushed rapidly forward,
. and it is hoped to complete the alleys by
October /. o. p SCHMIDT
The morning times., 1895-08-25
Eyacuating Port Arthur.

ST. Petersburg, Aug. GA dispatch to
the NovostI from Vfadivostock says the
japanese are evacuating Port Arthur and
dismantling all Of the Notifications there.
The morning times., 1895-08-25

troublesome creatures TO catch that no
body else cares TO buck against me- and
have things pretty much all my own
way" H.
How many do you catch on an everage
each day." ~
That's a hard one. On calm days when
the water clear we Will land from ten
10 thirty dozens When the water is not
muddy we can catch them with our scoop
nets without using the lines y
To whom, do you mostly sell thenl?"
The Chinese They are dead stuck on
friccaaeed crawI fish or sort OF soup
they make from them"
Kearney said he formerly carried his
wares across the Long Bridge in baskets
and peddled them among his patrons
Within the past year, however, the supply
has nowhere near equalled the demand
and he can sell all he catches without
leaving his riverside shanty The China
men come over TO his place singly and in
pairs and groups, principally after night
fall and carry the craw fish back to their
laundries TO be consumed at the midnight
feast
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
Pokraka.

Pismo humorystyczno-krytycznie i
z rycinami.
PoKRAKA wychodzi Cd roku 1888
W Poznaniu. Abonamet kwartalny
wynosi l dol, zas rocznie 3 dol.
kto ale PoKRAKe zapisze W Redak-
cyach pism polsk1ch wychodzacych
W Ameryce, pfaci tylko 2 dol. SO ct.
Rodacy Ameryce abonujcie
PoKRAKe DO dziewiec miesiecy ME
mog1 wychodziG gdyz djabel ME
chcia} dac cyrograf6w ale teraz
PoKRAKA wychodzi cd trzech ty-
godni jak dawniej.
Apres do ,,Pokraki" TAXI:
Jasnie Oswiecony Ksiaze,
,,Pokraka", wlasciciel ziemi Cd
moza domorza wPoznaniu. (Europa).
P. S. Kto ,,Pokrake" zaabonuie
cd mas wprost "a 8 dol, to dosta-.
ME obraz Kosciuszki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

Ma dole skina} ma dor6zke
i poleciwszy jecha6 do jake
COS hotelu, skina}, abysmy
z MIN wsiedli.
Dop;ero W jadalnej sail,
PREY oflarowanem nam
sniadauiu, Pc wypiciu trzech
z rzedu poteznych kielich6w
:, oczyszczoneJ" rozwiaza}y sic
poczciwcowi usta.
ia, Iwanie Antonowiczu,
nie chce cd ciebie ami grosza
- zawo}al nareszcie podsu-
wajac nam talerz Z kawiorem
- ia CT tn, Pc sniadaniu, dam
pokwitowanie / z mojej kie-
szeni te IS rs. za}oze: Ja:..
Ale w%yt}umczze nam
pan te zagadke. Co sic stale.
= przerwa}em niecierpliwie.
Widzi1ie panowie, ia
jestem Moskal, ale uczciwy,
ME poddam sic sadowi ia
kiego padleca.
Wiec pan znasz sedziego?
ia mysle, re znam. Byl
przecie kuczerem u mojego
brata, kupca W Ka}udze.
Pred dwoma laty, "a z}o.
dziejstwo, sam oddalem go
do %krymina}u! Ach, jacy wy
je%steScie nieszczesliwi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
o d4wonach.

Pierwsz9 wiarogodna wzmian-
ke o dzwonach spotykamy W sta
rych ksiegach dopiero z nastanlem
cry chrzesclanskiei. Dzwony kos
c'elne zaprowadzone zosta}y we
Francyi oko}o roku $50, a sprowa-
dzone z W{och do Angln r. $50.
Dzwony z poczatku bY1y MAZE.
Doplero W szesnastem stuleciu
ulano W francusklem m,escieRouen
dzwon sw. Ambrozego, wazacy SO
tysiecy funt6w. Najwleksze dzwony
ma swlecie So: diva W Moskw1e, z
kt6rych jeden 10 stop wysokl, so
stop obwodu, 9 Cali gruby "
Pekinie stolIcY ChIn,w Chnhsk1em
miesclc Marking, we Wledniu, W
kosciele Fanny Maryi W Paryzu,w
Kolohskie] katedrze. Plerwsze Or
gany z dzwon6w podarowane
zostafy Akademii Kr6lewskiei "
Cambridge przez Papieza Kalixta
III. Dzisiaj SWAT dzwonienlem
giosi naiwaznlejsze wypadki tax W
zyciu politycznem, jake ,tez waz-
p~lejsze momenta W zvciu spolecz-
mem i prYwatnem. DEVON nawet
woia ludzi ma pociag koleJowy.
Jezell dzwon lokomotywy zadzwoni
ma pasazera posladaJacego tykiet
kolel Burllngtonski, ten moze bye
pewnym, re z przyiemnoscia, szcze-
sl1wie podr6z odbedzie. Wzgledem
,ykiet6w ma te kolej zg}osic sic do
agent6w lokalnych Tub plsat
wprost do w. j. G. Kenyon, Gen
Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
Sedzia pokoju.

Wszyscy wiedza dobrze,
jakich to ludzi nasy}a ma
Polske Rad rosyjski, jakim
to indywiduom powierza u
mas w}adze. Nigdy jednak
przesladowania ma tenn polu
ME przybra}y takich rozmia-
row, jak pc ostatniem po-
w~staniu, "a rzad6w Berga
i Kotzebvego, a nareszcie
strasznej pamieci Hurki i
Maryi Andrejewnej.
w roku 1875 wprowadzono
pc raz pierwszy do kraju
naszego rosyjskie rzady po-
koju i jake dial ich apelacyj-
ny, tax zwane zjazdy sedzi6w,
z kt6rych najdrobniejsza spra-
wa sporna, cho6by Q I rs.
tylko, ME mole bye wys}ana
do ostatecznej decyzyi W
Petersburgu, be- z}ozenia 10
rs. kaucyi.
Ma razie, kogo Rad mia]
pod reka, tego mianowa]
takim sedzia: W sklad tego
cia}a weszli wiec ludzie o
nieciekawej przesz}osci, dy-
misyonowani podo6cerowie
zandarmscy i policyjni; lub
tel przedstawiciele tego
wstretnego mas wszystkim
uczciwym ludziom bractwa
piszczyk6w c%yrkulowych. "a
przahc6w ola chleba = ludzi
zdolnych do kazdej niegodzi.
wosci, byle tylko zysk
bezkarnosc mieli zapewniona,
Sedziowie o~trzymywali Ian
! ouch ma szyje, piekny mundu1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

szu wstat! ewo wysokorodie
gaspadin mirowyj sudja"L
Oczom naszym ukaza1 sic
]egomosc wysoki, chudy i
ryzy, z zaczerwienionym no.
sem i oczami w sinawei
obw6dce> z broda rozczochra-
nq, g}ugiemi w}osami, W
ary m tuzurku i z szerokim
}ahcuchem z}oconym ma szyi,
u ktorego wisia} duzy medal
z or}em dwug}owym i cyfra
A.. III. zwiazana W monogram.
Sedzia o rysach szorstkich
/ mad wyraz wszelki pospoli-
tych, bardzo niemi}e sprawial
wrazenie; rugby jego ME
zgrabne, ocieza}e i krzywe
cienkie nogi, nadawa}y mu
wyglad typowy moskiewskie-
go }aziennika, lub s}uzacego
stajennego jakiegos po-
rzadnego zajazdu W drugiej
stollcy pahstwa. Take
indywidua spotyka}em czesto
sam W Rosyi, W }azniach
parowych i pc hotelach.
Spojrza}em ma ,kacapa" i
uderzy}o mic to, re poczciwiec
zrobi} mine tax z%dumiona,
wystraszona niemal i tax W
s}up postawi} oczy W kierunku
sto}u sadziego, il spyta}em
81 ~ e1e1lu, t19cdJ9C IFk9
W ramie.
Co panu jest, czys pan
chory? Kacap oprzytomnia}
i odpar} cichem zapytaniem.
Cry to jestsedzia pokoju?
- Naturalnie.
Zakla} ojczystem dosadnem
przys}owiem i porywajac ba-
rania czapke, blady z drza-
cemi wargami, zawo}awszy:
p6jdzmy stad, p6jdzmy pred
ko! - zacza} poteznemi
barkami rozpychac cisnacych
sic zyd6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05
PkACIC "a
Diva &ycIa ~uratOwane.

PAM Phoebe Thomas z junction
City, III. wiedziaka cd doktor6w. lie ma
suchoty i Re zadnej ola niej ME ma
nadziei, ale dw1e' butelki Or. Kings
New Discovery wyleczyly ja komplet.
ME j uratowa}y jej zycie.
Thos Eggers, 139, Florida Str,
San Francisco cierpial wskutek sllnego
zaziebienia i blizkim by@ suchot, pr6bo-
wal wszystko bezskutecznie, pc tenn
kupi} jedna butelke Dr.. Kings New
Dicovery i W diva tygodnie wyzdrowlal.
By} wdziecznym. TIE to skutki polecaja
to lekarstwo cd kaszlu i zazlebienia.
Cena "a butelki pc so cent6w i jedaym
dolarze. Ma sprzedaz we wszystkich
aptekach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

stwie j bal sie tylko, by ME
wybuchf ptac2em.
| patrzaf, jakbY 2emknac
ztad cichaczem.
Bog ojclec okao otworzyf W
komnacie, wyjraaf, prze&egna'
SWAT ma wezvstkie strony i
spytal kmiecia:
- Urodzaie macie? a ten
ia faska osmie'ony, odrzek1
]przytomnie dziedzicowi nieba:
- Dziskowa6 Bogu obrodzi-
10 chleba.
Vice go W milosci
spozyjcie / 2godzie! - rzekl
TAU Bog oicec / we5tchnql
g}eboko.
KnieG sic do kolan pochy]lt
z podzieka, 8 Bog krzy4 ned
MIN zrob}i swietq reka i da&
znak, ably posluchanie skrociG.
MarYa Parma iaskawa ola fudu
spytafa kmiecia, czybY ME
chciaf czego jakowej faski lub
iakiego cudu, a on ]ej ma to:
- Chce do swoich wr6ciG.
Vice go kazali odwie&6 zn6w
na ziemie, ably zadanie mia}
swoje spe}nione; wroci} i
chedzi} pc swiecie szczesliwY,
rozpamietujqc te niebieskie
dziwy, ID go spotka}a raz
smie,G zadyszana i widzac, BE
sic swoja MEDIA wlecze, VIOLA:
- gd2iezes ty sic skrYwal
cz}ecze? tot ia Gle szukam sto
lat ju& bez ma}a!
I wreszcie kmiecia iak swego
zabrala.
Go ma to!
Ofarujemy sto dolar6w ma
grody "a kazdY przypadek kataru,
kt6regoby ME MONA wYleczyG
lekarstwem Halls catarrh cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., w~:}asclciele
Toledo, OHIO.
My nizej podpisanl znalismy
oh. F. J. Cheney cd ostatnlch lat
Is uwazamy go "a %zupe}nie RE
telnego " wszelkich stosunkach
businesewych oraz "a zdolnego, pod
wzgledem fnansowym do spe}nie-
MIA wszelkich zobowlazan swei fir
my.
WEST & TRUAx, hurtowni dro-
&C. ,yscl, Toledo, Ohio.
Halla lekarstwo ma katar zazY-
wa sic wewnetrznie i dzia}a bezpo-
srednjo ma krew / luzne czyscl
systemu. Swladectwa darmo pre-
sefane. Cena rs c. "a butelke. MOI
ma dostac we %wszystklch aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

z range VIII klasy, wysokq
pensye, got6wke do reki, ma
wynajem blur, Pc 800 rubli
ma mieszkanie ola siebie i
drukowana ksiege nowych
ustaw do reki. Powierzono i'm
tez sprawy spadkowe iopieke
mad nieletnimi, do ich kas
sk}adano papiery wartosciowe
i inne fundusze sieroce.
Urzadziwszy sic, zaczeli
sadzic.
Take by}y stosunki u mas,
gdy pewnego dnia przyszed}
do mnie znajomy m6j,~urzed-
mix nadwislanskiej drog,
~zelaznej, proszac abym mu
iowarzyszy} ma rozprawe do
drugiego okregu sadu pokoiu
w Warszawie.
- Coz to "a awantura? -
odpar}em, Smiejac Sic.
- Zadna awantura, tylko
,,kacap" skarzy} mnie o IS rs.
= Vice kredytowa} ci?
TAX, ma sklep naprze-
ciwko, iona wszystko tam
bra}a, gdyz ma towar dobry i
TAM.
Mianem og6lnem ,,kacap"
nazywaja W Warszawie Was
cicieli rosyjskich sklep6w
korzennych, kt6rych sic
ostatnimi easy namnozylo
wiele.
- I teraz Gle skarzy? =
bada}em dalej.
--Ech.t to poczciwy cz}owiek
= odpar} moi znajomy =
dale mi czasu ma wyp}ate, lie
sam zechce, poniewaz jednak
przenosza mic "a mic "a
mlesiac ma stacye do Lublina,
chce mice wyrok wreku. Sam
mi to oswiadczy} wczorcj.
- Dobrze, ale pc coz ia
tam nam ci towarzyszyc?
- Mowisz dobrze pc
moskiewsku. a sedzia z
drugiego okregu przybyl
niedawno Ka}ugi i po polsku
ME umie ami s}owa.
,Kacap" czeka} ma mas W
dorozce ma dole. By} to
starzec urodziwy, z piekna
silva broda, dobroduszny i 0
szczerych, niebieskich oczach,
patrzacych presto i otwarcie>
- ia wien - rzek} mi
zaraz ma wstepie = re IVAN
Antonowicz, to cz1owiek prawy
ale ia MUSIC mice wyrok ola
pewnoSci, DO sklep ME moi,
ale wnuczki nieletniej, kt6rej
majatkiem rdze. ia mu
noza ma gard}o ME k}ads, ale
on wyjezdza stad,a ia music
radzie familijnej przedstawic
spis inwentarza i bilans.
Wyrok do}acze jake strate
IS IS, DO ia mu noza ma
gard}o ME k}ade. Kwitk6w
ME nam, Ivan Antonowicz
tedy musi przyznac dug pred
sadem.
Pc p6Egodzinnej jezdzie,
weszlismy do domu ma
nowem miescie i do dose
duzej. brudnej sail ,przedzielo-
mel baryera ma dwie nier6wne
po}owy. w mniejszej st6}
zielonem suknem nakryty, ma
lewo diva krzesla, ikon sw /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

- A col to Znowu - kmiec
zdziwiony VIOLA - te tyja W
piasku, q tamte c%hudzleta,
chloe je ob6cie karmi ziemia
swieta7
- Me dziw sic wyrokom
Bozym czlowlecze, p%owa&nYm
glosem woznica odrzecze, te
chude odrzecze, te chude owce
i nienasycone, to dus2e
ludzkie tn g}odzm trapione "a
to, re W zyciu ME chclaiy
znac MARY jak najwiecej
pragneiy zachfannie, w'ec "a
to teraz giodne uieustannie.
A owce tluste, co No plss-
kach 1yja, skubna zdzblo
trawy i cd niego tyjq DO 20
3ywota ma marnem przestsf7
ME pragnac wiecej pc mad
to, CO mialy. Umiarkowanie
Pan Bog wynagrodcl!
KmieG sic zadumal jechali
dalej.
Nagle ma drodze w6z spto'
szyf diva wofy, co sic rogaml
body tax sa3arcie, ae krew czer.
wona pfyne}a Z INCH struga.
W6znica reka wskaza{ je
kmieciowi / rzekf:
To widzisz by}y diva
sasiady, co wcia4 "a &yc'a
W ktotni i niezgodzie, wholly
re SODA procesa i zwadY o
skrawek roll o marna piedz
ziemi, vice teraz jeden wclas
drugiego bodzie, Is cart i'm
rogi ostrzy ktami swemi.
l tax pc drodze spotykali
divine przygodY divine
postacie, samych dusz grzesz-
nych smutne widowisko, al
dojechali JUL pod niebo blizko
ma kwietna lake, pe}ua cudnei
woni, pc kt6rej skromna cicha
PAM biala, cbodzi}a Z pekiem
polnych kwiat6w W dloni i
niezabudki mad s%trumykiem
rwala.
A cudna bY}a jak zorza
przedswltu, a jasna taxa, jak
z blasku ksiezYca, a swieta
dobroc swieoifa ]ej z lics, &e
al sic oczy tull{y Z zachwytu'
Kmiec JUL ME pYtaf, co
zacz ia Przeczysta, DO screen
odgadt, lie to Matka Chrysta.
Pad} ma kolana i W piersi
sic walll oczY zamYkat pred
wldzeniem Swietem j glove
sk1onil jak priced Sakramentem
| jekna} z g}ebi zachwyconej
duszy, jakbY W kosciele pod.
czas Podniesienia i ME 6mial
wieeej oczu zwroci& IA Mia,
6zepcac::
- Niegodnym spojrze6 ma
te Pania!
TAX przejechali a "a mimi
plyne}a z TAXI won i piesh.
Spiewaia Najswietsza Parma
nabo3na titanic, zrywaiac
kwiaty b}yszczace ma blouiu:
zlotq %dziewanne. kt6ra wdzieki
dale, pe}ne koszyczki, W kt6-
rych szczescie le1y i polne
lille, co czystosci godiem.
A kmie6 dojechaf ma tym
prostym wozie pred brame
Bo1ego pa}acu, gdzie go
pokutnik znajomy iu1 czeka}
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-09
TEN SHIPS IN LINE.
The Coming Maneuvcrs of the North
Atlantic Squadron.

The Coming Maneuvcrs of the North
Atlantic Squadron.
1t is the hope Of the Navy Department to
get every available ship of the North At
lantic squadron ready for sea service by
August l next in order that they may take
part in the maneuvers which are to be con-
Quoted by Rear Admiral Bunce, the COM
mander Of the station. The Ccene of these
maneuvers and the plan Of operations are
not yet decided upon, but 1t is expected
that at least ten fine modern Ships of war
will participate, larger feet than has been
available for such service in many years
The LIST includes the armored cruiser New
York, the fleet commerce destroyers Co
iumbia and Minneapolis, the Cincinnati
and Raleigh, the Montgomery and Atlanta,
the Vesuvius and Gushing and perhaps the
Maine, If she is ready in time. 1t has been
suggested that the maneuvers be based on
scheme for the defense Of one Of our i'm
portant Atlantic harbors from an attack.
ing fleet, and in this case the scene Of OBJ
erat.ons may be laid In the vicinity Of
Long Island sound, and SO within easy OBJ
servation Of great number of people, but
this point has not yet been definitely set
tied.