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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02
. boz. rrefe..IonaI nesrlng.

DO dogs reason Wen. IL thar dog
lOes not, his instructive love Of sym
patty Is abnormally developed. said
gentleman on Fifth avenue Yesterday,
rs he pointed 10 woe-begOne, NANCY
looking dog that was seated In the mid
die of the pavement looking up at pass
ers-hy in pitiful manner with tears
glstening ia his eyes NOW look az
him for while aud see how his mute
appeal for sympathy viii meet with
response,
l waited for while and two ladies
We're about 10 pass the canine mendi-
cant when, with an intensified look OF
misery aud an adroit shift Of his posi-
ton. he brought himself where the
women must surely SEE him Then.
when he was observed. the tears welled
10 his eyes as the ladies murmured.
while petting him, The poor, dear
thing. Isn't he sad l0Okingt Nice lit.
Tie dog" etc
Now said my friend, tlnt dog Is
u professional begsur. although he asks
only for sympathy. have taken some
trouble to tnd out something about
him, seeing him always ca some Ons
Of the principal streets Of the city
going through the same act which We
have just seen him do He is am expert
at the business. and his one desire
seems 10 be- 10 get himself Ooticcd.
lie IS a good enough Judge 81 human
nature 10 pick OUT those who viii give
him sympathy rather than "A kIck. f0r,
although I have watched him many
times, be has never failed, where be
has tried to bring 70 himself a gentle
pat II not kind word He Is pagticti.
larry fond Of the sympathy ~ charlta-
blmi0okiae old ladies, aud / have fre
quenrly seen him follow them afttr
they had passed by without noticing
hlm until thry would give hlm gentle
words How the dog lives / don't
know nor can | mud out. Tor nobody
WhO knows him ever s1w him cat
n be- lives ou sympathy there Il sume
accounting fer his bouy appearance. ~.
hiti~burg Dispatch
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02
A Case OF Sudden Enerr,

zone Of the queer things Of life.
says the sharp observer, is the way in
which mems wishes win control tbctr
bodily health. / stopped not long AGO
at farm house in the Maine woods 70.
gion, where the occupant had a mineral
fever, or, TO put 1t in other words n
tirm belief that precious metals existed
in the lodges Of his land. on other
subjects he was in feeble health. lint
say gold or silver to him and no was
ready for any amount of exertion. Tho
woodpile was scant and the housewife
had to do both the chopping ana hiring.
Ing in the wood. The man. whom re-.
qnested for an armful Of wood IAN
guidly excused himself because foo
weak to comply But within ton min.
utes OF the refusal, he went half mile
over rough land and brought 10 the
mousse a rock supposed to contain ere
that was a heavy load for strong
man, and seemed none the worse foP
it'-Lewiston (Me.) Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

Select in the makeup u a fowl .
bird that carries large amount 81
meat II you want bird for the table
To secure meat peculiar conGguratlon
IS essential A large, projecting crop
IS unnecessary, for some Of the meat.
lest birds look fiat in the breast ii a
necessary to have the quarters ex.
tremely broad II they round out. then
SO much the better, because there "a
meat carried upon the breast bone. A
deep keel bone to the breast well lined
with muscle should round ont and feel
on the bird very much as a duck does
when he IS dressed. Secure a bird with
a large thigh, because the thigh Joint
and the bone down through the leg
carry large amount OF meat Look
out for strong shoulder because the
muscles that make the shoulder are
the muscles that make their way Ia the
market
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

some years ago an old French woman
aied in a poor part Of Dublin. and ha,
little effects were put up for anetian
Among other odds and ends was n noel,
iace OF dirty looking green stoncs
which did not attract much atteution
However, q shrew pair Of Jews thonght
there might be money in ii" ana H..
cided on purchasing, clubbing togc,bc,
10 for the purpose. - o'''''
On taking II TO a well known iewc1or
he promptly offered 81, 800. wbicb 49,,
they refused, and sold the necklace -
purest emeralds for 1000 In Londo ~
where Lord Rosebery on his marria,,.
purchased II for something like ge6 o6o
The old Frenchwoman's mother bn1
been attached TO the court Of Fr,n na,'
and the emeralds had once formed ' nas,
OF the crown jewels. london Ans,I p", :
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02
ana Molas.es SILL ~ n.

The word sugar, said Mr.. Binleby
IS often used In the plural For exam.
pie, we see on sign, Sugars and no.
lasses; but we never use molassqs in
that form, though there are yarlons
kinds and grades Of il MS there arc 81
sugar. ! suspect that our use Of the
plural is dictated to considerable ~.
tent by desire to make the best possi.
bic showing Of everything. Thus ',eaa
coifees, sugars, no doubt conveys h i
general way an idea OF a larger and
more varied stock than tea, coffee and
sugar would do But this effect would
scarcely be produced by the plural AZ
lloiasseA whether 1t were right or
wrong we should be more inclined ~
laugh at 'molasseses' and an f,.r ~,
sake Of euphony, If for no other seasor,
we stick to just plain molasses. - New
York Sun
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

~
In the human breast n. s'saal
appointments, the al,,,s'e'e Hpe.,..
after each, Though thsrs sa4fk ~.
hhing 70 every cloud ~ ~ e9i y 4
seare The sky Oft wafs 80. '.peis "a
tall splendoF of the nooas $3.50 40 els5..
hope iastihed. Invaliss sn N.
from hessetgefs slomaeh Me- sao web q,
o. somethiug better thar 1..ssfs d u .
o. she evils from which !. aess aaalss'
mat u iastihes their srpse 49, ~, sa1sf VI
teYer, rheumatism, aysbess .ss''9a- Can.
ney trouble. neFYoussss. - lls' "a
thoroughly. not partly. ysrss. 'sslil
tiers, Loss of issA, sufs 49, b 4
eouhseraeted b. this heir,s. aaa slsss
other medicinal ageat M !. 's . ii
ana eonyaleseeht ID ssoras sls % I
cable eeneat A nlaeglasss.is 4. i,
dag, ''''l lAFss 3
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

A Observation-Disclosures Miss, a novel ~
George PASTOR Harper 4 brothers,, i
the story OF an Eglish girl who. in the
opening chapter, is introduced as barely
seventeen years of age, the eldest
daughter in very poor but wcll.con.
nected family, and certainly not a vain
young person, for she bushes crimson
with pride and qualification when her
mother says TO her You wouldn't be
bad-iooking IL you were dcccntly
dressed, and don't think you are de.
void OF common-sense, or I should't
trust you alone in modern country.
house. In the course OF the agreeabiv
and wittily told story we ind her placed
in "a modern country house mot
alone, but among fashionable people.
ana exposed to temptations which fllly
Justify the maternal solicitudp
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood, in his rcmin-
iscences Of the Crimea in 1854 and 1904
tells story Of a fighting general. who.
during the conflict, was seen wherever
bullets fell most thlckiy. When not
visible his voice was heard encouraging
his men with "a vocabulary borrowed
from the army in Flanders" which
Sir Evelyn says will not bear ronnti.
ton. Years after he was appointed 10
the Aldershot command, and her nai.
esty happened t. ask, Has the new gn1.
eral yet taken up his commandY .yos
your majesty was the apt rcply he
swore himself in yesterday. Wcsi.
minister Gazette
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02
To whom It May Intsr..,.

a middle aged lady dreas.d !,
on the North Side. "o'e car
q young man in corduroy suit bnlf
again. 'as uoWn
!, should this meet the eye OF the mid
ule aged lady dressed ia the brown eiii.
s si VIII be Interested IN learning thu
!, ehe your: young man in the corduroy suit IL
ana she win recall the fact TINT che
y, wore REQ. on her bonnet the stuffed remai in
q , ionr ruby tthroated humming birds
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

Dep down underneath The bed roets
% Now Castle there Is a stratum IN
l.nH@nctitc. When the Gus well noar tho
Neshailnock bridge. on South IefrrrsSn
street vas being drilled tho tools cnnn
,' - 'onlutt WIN This peculiar mineral
,'.'l W,re 50 highly nagna;l7cd lhat
unely llnhg stuck 10 them after thcy
WIT Wl'hdrawn. Monday q small boy
aynn bolt near tho mouth 0r The
s "giI which iIftcr twenty yours or more.
SUI ,,.ll. retained is magnetic qualities and
WOMB attract small steel ana from nrti.
an i ,tnni q distance Of few inches.--
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

The establishment of a system OF
documentary instruction in Russia.
promised by the new car, willibe one
OF the most important procedures of
the modern or any other period, and
1t is necessary prelude to the com
plete civilization of that country.
That and parliamentary government
Will give them long lift ahead, and
perhaps mitigate some OF the national
and social discontents which make
the lives OF cars and other high per-
'onages so uncomfortable,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

The discovery of the Connecticut
psychologists that the germs of dis
ease may be lurking inside OF oyster
shells ought not to tell against the BIZ
valve generally. The same Indictment
could be brought against all fish. flesh
or fowl that found their nourishmcnt
close to the outlet OF sewer. as was
the case with the oysters that con.
yeyed typhoid fever to the students Of
wesleyan university. A decent oyster
bed is not thus located, and none are
hkely to be thus placed after this les
son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

Queen Victoria is saId toA,,.
somewhat fractions. ana a. \ =, e
on her ~ last Irritable " s.
may be under the pangs y rb =. {.
which now aftiiet her M = -, .a.lA p.
see her place filled by "a N assl'a
has kept the balance q mo' 49,
her share Of Europe a. ~ z
head has done before n, ~
likely 70 do after her Boat. !. !.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

If there is to be rivalry between
John Jacob Aston and William Wal
dorf Astor as to who shall own the
finest hotel in America, patrons of the
best hostelries win be apt to rejoice
that the two Astor boys have millions
OF dollars to spend. The latest from
John Jacob is that he is GOING
to erect alongside the Waldorf
an eighteen-story hotel that win
surpass that palace as much
as it surpasses all other hotels in
America. The ''Jacob" if that is TO
be its name, patterned after William
Waldorf Astor's middle name selec.
tion, is to be $50 feet long, 100 feet
wide and with the Waldorf viii FIJI
out the Fifth avenue block between
Ihirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets.
If the two hotels should finally be run
together they will surpass all hotel
palaces of the world.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

The United States senate never has
been famous for accuracy of speech.
Perhaps two-thirds of the senators call
China .'Chiny" or '.Chiner.n During
the Samoan troubles the country was
called ''Sammy-an and ..Samo-v. .
Scholarship and elegance of pronun-
citation are not characteristic Of SEN
ators, but in practical affairs, such as
the condition OF the stock market.
they are perfectly at home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

The report Of Governor SheakIey
OF Alaska shows that the territory is
steadily advancing, that the natives
are sef-supporting and that they ask
nothing but fair treatment. The In
dian police force consists only of two
chiefs at SIS per month each and
nineteen privates at $40 per month
each. And yet with all this there
does not seem to be any corruption in
the force. The natives cannot be
said, therefore, to be fully civilized.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

If foreign foe viii be kind enough
TO wait, when preparing to attack an
American seaboard city, until we can
get the Ericsson torpedo boat in float
ing order, we may be able to protect
ourselves. Seven different attempts
have been made TO try that boat. but
each time something about her ma
chinery has broken.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

ACCORDING to the last account OF
the Armenian affair. 5000 persons
were killed by the Kurds and the in
habitants Of three villages We're forced
to embrace Mohammedanism. If
Islam in Europe depends on this kind
OF missionary work. the Christian
powers should swiftly unite to hurl
It back into Asia-sultan, mosque.
bag and baggage.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

The assassination OF President
Carnot has made the fortune of the
hardware dealer in Cette where
Caserio bought the knife with which
he committed the crime. The mans
name is Guillaume. Since the oIrgip
OF the knife became known, no day
has passed without Guillaume's receiv-
ing orders for the Garnet poignard.
THESE orders came not only from
France. but also from foreign coun-
tries, In such numbers that the dealer
cannot fill them. One house in Brus-
sells alone ordered 800.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

ENGLAND is advertised to have in.
terfered in behalf of the Armenians.
1t is always good time to buy lock
TO put on the stable door after the
horse is stolen. 1t helps out the lock-
smith
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

TnE Pail Mall Gazette says the
most conspicuous feature of the reign
of Queen Victoria is the establishment
and development of democracy in
Great Britain. As most OF the thrones
of Europe will be occupied by the
queens descendants, it is not likely
that her majesty has lost faith in roy
atty as comfortable future oeeupa-
ton.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

A GOOD advertisement is the best
solicitor. 1t appeals to the people
who may want what it tells about, but
does not intrude upon people who care
nothing about the thing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

A New ORLEANS policeman states
that he is satisfied he felt an earth
quake shock the other day. An earth
quake that would shock policeman
surely would leave some broken win.
dow glass lying around TO prove that
1t had been in business.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

1T is decided by high authority that
1t VIII require years to determine the
full value OF the anti-diphtheria
serum, but so far the experiments are
most encouraging. The great danger
is that it may fall into disropute bv
the use of improperly prepared serum
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02
Helpless Ten Vel,

! was attacked with aeus.
and was laid up "a the house ~ NJ.
right arm was Wllhsfsd susv !. =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02

"
a strictly All wool Cbcvioi wv ~
dark Gray Cashmere suit ~
throo days ago for $3.50 Nov ~ ~
"our Leader" Is suit naa l'..'.ssf.i
and we'll az any taiior-mhde snsles
be-. They arc cut from the psss % 9
and sell everywhere at from u.s.
Our price Ia now ell 90 gsrg
A genuine Columbian Melton, b,ofi
Beaver overcont In blue plasa ,ld fsii
oxford. made with an ego 20 solla s,,s
vol ss stvio. and rotaiied evefy'A'
$500. our price, 1918 10 "a
Boys Cape ovorcoats' ~ 7s
Chbviots and Casslmores, ~ 4 gears "A
boys overcoats, sizes i 70 =
OF brown Melton, NJ ~ 'vo'
Catalogue aud Price LIST ireV
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-02
u WI AHA Houses
HAY \

4 few specially good things Y
and Cipaks rider them Your
Nyeu want it
80 Ncwmarkois. colufs hlaeh
brown. drab. sizes e 70 ~ q
These arc worth s30p "a site9
Misses Long Cioaks. sizes q !. y
navy cardinal and deep rea q
price n
Ladies Cloaks. q Inches Ions. y. ~ n
brown and tan at $1,000 and ~ RI M
arc elegant garments and are ~
where az $500 20 s0n "a
A full line Of tur Capca ias
beautiful black Comfy Fur . ineAe
80 %.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-02
Electric Cars to College Entrance.

Ery4 ndare
aerdng
E Ms rIieI>c
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
NASz PREZENT.

KazdY abonent, czy howy czy
starry, ktory nam teraz przesie
caloroczny abonament W kwocle
S2.O0dostan1e cd mas W podarun
ku CO nastepuje:
y Kale end arz M ary a n
k ma rok Panski 1895.
y W eso1y w lerszo k | e.
ra:- Powinszowania ma wszelkle
przygody, Zaprosiny ma wesele !
piosneczki weselne-z obrazkam'.
81 Przygod Lor K a. =
Clekawe opow1adanle czasow
Plastowskich.
~ Je2ei aboneut za11aaejsco-
3 xy, zap7aciaoszy 2 dolorY 2ale9tego
a6ononsentu, praqaae dostac codo
piero soyszczeg6miory p'ezent
po,uln;en razem z a6omamaentem1
nadestac 5 ce1toav ma p1'zesytke
poczto,vq. haczej socale od mas
podarmaku ME dost01a1e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
Grunta!
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Ieraz czas przyjechaG do
POLSKIEJ KOLONT

leraz czas przyjechaC do
POLSKIEJ K0LONII
" Sturgeon Lake, Minnesota.
Dobry grunt. Dobra woda. Polski
koscl6{ szko}y. Dobre rynki.
Dosyc piracy miejsca dla wszyst-
kich. 15o rodzin polsklch juz tam
mieszka.
rZeszl 5000 kr6w
gruntu sprzedanych ma Inn kolei
st. Paul & Duluth tvm miesiacu.
PrZesZ}O 1000 farm za}o-
zOnO w Zeszfym rOku.
Cena gruntu tylko $500 "a
akier to ma wypfate cd 5 do 10
lat, Najlepsze mjejsce W Ameryce
dla. niezamoznych.
Bezpfatnie! Przyslij svo7e
nazwisko l adres, otrzymasz "
zamian mapy pampflety. Adresui
HOPEWELL CLARKE. Land
Com missioner St. Paul & Duluth
r R St. Paul, M1nn.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
R> Pan6w Ocia

R an6w Ocia-
galskich na'pomina-
my ponownie, aby
nam zalegly abona-
ment zap}acili. Po
miastach teraz juz
wszedzie zarobek, a
nam potrzebne pie
niadze. Przykrzy nam
sic juz, drogi czas
marnowa6 ma pisanie
rachunk6w wyda-
wac Gently ma porto
Ia papier listowY
i koperty wiec
niezad}ugo znowu
krzy wdzicieli ma
szych bedziemy mu-
siell publikowa6. Po-
znaja przez to / innl,
kt6rzy takim paso-
rzytom udzielaja kre-
dytu, lie oni zas}ugu-
]a ma wiare.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
URZEDOWE ZAWIADOMIENIE.

URZEDOWE ZAWIADOMIENIE.
z dniem dzisieiszym ,,Katolik'' wchodzi
nova ere swego istnienia | wychodzl6
bedzie jako organ urzedoW Wszyst-
kich bez wyjatku, bez r6znicy p}ci wieku
towarzystw poIskich, tax koScielnych, cy-
wilnych, iak wojskowych, W ca4ych Sta
mach Zjednoczonych P64nocnej Ameryki, /
reprezentowaG bedzie sprawy przesz{o poi
tora miliona Polak6w Ameryce. Uprasza
sic przeto wszystkie Zwiazki, Unie, Z]edno-
czenia, Ligi, Gminy, Parafe Towarzystwa
O wczesne regularne nadsy}anie swoich
komunikat6w sprawozdah, dla kt6rych z
dniem dzisie]szym otwieramy }amy ,Kato-
lika" chetnie bezp}atnie. TYm sposobem
.,Katoik" Jest bedzle ed y m n e.
"a e 4 n m b z S r 0 n m pl s.
m en- na Gale Stany y ed O
ozone.
Wszystkie inne pisma upraszamy po-
wt6rzenie tego zawiadomienia, tax, zeby z
tego tytu4u zaden zarzut W przyszfoscl mas
spotkaG ME m6g}.
Z uszanowaniem
REDAKCYA KATOLIKA. !.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

Bynajmniei ME byloby nam
trudno wskazac ma reszte
filar6w prasy konserwatywnej
Slisz takim, jakim by}, jest
bedzie, DO ponad alkohol mic
mocniejszego sic ME warzy.
Jestto konserwatysta zatwar-
dzia}y
| Pan Micha}ek Kruszka
ma zmiany ME choruje. Wy
sokoSci trzy stopy i 6wiere
Gala, greckiej sic trzyma "a
sadly: w wielkiem ciele
wielka dusza.
Zbierzcie sic, panowie kon-
serwaty$ci iak najpredzej! Do
mass miting6w doda menazer
menazerya konserwatywna
car p6idzie w duraki.
KatoA% zadowolony jest Z
w}asnego tytu{u. Me potrzebuje
partyi nj partyjek. bo "a
jego plecami stoi Kosci6},
kt6rego bramy piekielne ME
zwycleza.
Ale Katoh% Was opisze bez
gniewu. Vase marsowe
miny, Vase rycerskie rugby,
Vase zawziete uchwafy,
Vase poSwiecenie, Vase
zale, troski i nadzieje W pismie
naszem odfotografujemy.
49,
w ministeryum najwieksze-
60 zakonu nastepujace EASILY
zmiany:
Minister sztuk pieknych:
Abraham herbu Siora.
Minister skarbu:
Smulski herbu d}ugie palce.
Minister oSwlaty:
Siedlaczex herbu sieczka "
g}owie.
lime text r6wniez podpadna
zmianie. w obecnych kry-
tycznych czasach najwiekszY
zakon wszelkich dok}ada
ofiar / wysi}k6w, aby ogo{
pred schizma carem uchro
mic.
Z niek}amana tez radoscia
vita Kato% mqdre i roztropne
rzady. Jezeli Ojczyzny dzisiaj
jeszcze ME ma, jutro ma pewno.
bedzie. Azali ME widzisz, nowo
sko}atanej Polski, jak cary i
schyzmatycy pred najwiek-
Sym zakonem czmychaja?
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
Teka RozhEa8tosei.

J o. .
swoja ,Sedes Sapientiae' ma
South Chicago do Abrahama.
Lepszego wyboru tax co do
lokacyi jak / protektoratu
Szanowny Dyrektor ME m6g]
znalezc ola tel chwalebnej
instytucyi. Abraham bez
: ), Sedes Sapientiae" i Sedes
Sapientiae bez Abrahama, to
tax jak zyd bez cebuli.
w Detroit takze podobno
nowe cuda sic dzieja. lynn
razem jest to koszula B..
prze}ozonej, "a potarciem
kt6rej pr6buja powo}ah do
stanu duchownego i zakon-
nego. Lecz to wszystko
ma bye tylko prosta el e k
t r y k a, jak wiekowy kapelan
to nazywa.
Menazerowi podobno takze
}eb nacierano, aby dosta]
mysli wedle Brewiarza, kt6ry
pono cd wielu lat od}ogiem
ley. Oby to tylko skutkowa}o,
mielibySmy mniej zgorszeh W
Ameryce.
G}osno przebakiwaja o re-
zygnacyi x. Dabrowskiego z
urzedu Rektora W Seminary
um. Niezawodnie i jemu heb
koszula nacierano, kiedy tax
swietych mysli dostal.
PRAwDA, i KURYER KRUszk]
g}osza jakoby Radca Duchow-
ny i Prezydent Zjednoczenia
mieli wstapic jako prose-
szeregowcy do Zjednoczenia
lokalnego pod Opieka ORA
I}owieckiego. Tych dw6cn
pan6w nigdy ME posadzalismy
0 zbytek roztropnosci. Ia nicE
zawsze mysla{ Wincenty
Barzyhski i teraz przetc
ME potepiajcie ich, bo oni So
niepoczytalni. Jezeli wstapil
= to ma rozkaz Barzyhskiego
Medrsze pisemko NADz1EJl
pomys}u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ma kt6re Barzyhski i /, ,klika
ma ostatnim Sejmie subwency;
W Sumie 10000 dollar6v
Cd Zjednoczenia wy}udzili
zosta}o podarowane zyzowate
mu zydowi Neumanowi.
Kto ME chcia} wierzyc nam,
zeZmartwychwstahcy re ch}op6v
oszukuja = MECH patrzy ne
powyzszy, jeden z tysiaca,
wypadek.
Jak poteznych skutk6w osia.
gneli Narodowcy Przez swoja
za}obe - to tylko ich redaktor
Z d}ugiemi uszami zdolny
wan opowiedzieG. Lecz my
przeczuwamy, ze to COS
strasznego.
Me gorzej i'm sic uda}o z
,, czynna obrona.' Wielka
liczba ps6w bez ogon6w
wa}esajacych sic po ulicach
- to ich robota.
Zgrzeszylibysmy przeciwkc
grzecznosci, gdybysmy ma tf
,,Osla lake" niewyprowadzili
jeszcze naszych szacownych
podskarbich czy podkomisa-
rzy i ich klia1t6w. Jestto
rzeczywiscie szczyt humbugu,
czy poprostu oszustwa. Maj
prod sami podskarbiowie =
osobistosci wartosci watpliwej
= powiekszej czesci bezwyz.