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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

10 tho Probate Court iu and, for SAT- Lake
County, 4Crf.IorY or uAh.
10 tho uattCr Of tle estate OF John
LaiiuT deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ EuFGb0.h Bailey EXUculuN, ana John
d. Bailey lrrrug'r ut the UHllt1 NJ Jonn
bailey, dcernftl, htH rendered Tor FUJlIrmuDt.
and hlUdin said court their iluAl accounted tHUiF
aiusui.irauun uf Huld estate aud pHUu0n fur
dual distribution OF tno residue uf .fBlI estate
among upuuuuH entitled thereto, ana thlt
IuuHlty, ihu ltiu day NJ February a. 10. is5
90 10 o't uck %, m,, bt Tho Court Room Oh
said Court, 10 the County Court House.
salt Lake cry Hnd County, uah Territory
hGs been duly appointed ly uo JuIle az
trld Couri, for enc folurmont OF said
account and hearing hald petition Tor uistrI-
button, 40 which umC and place any urfaun
Interested 300 said estate may appear and ab9y
cause, VI any thorc DO, why Balt account
should NOT Dc settled and approved AMI
nnnl distribution made Gs prayed i0F.
Dated January Atn, A. y, 1865.
q e. STANTON
Clcrk NJ ihn Probate gOurt
T. NJ. Waddol, attorney
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.


NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, HlmuIHtrltur uf the rs.
tIig ~ Martin NuiHun. deceased. 60 tho Ur0d.
tore uii and aIi persons having Grains UElInss
ihy fl'l deceased, Go exhibit them with tho
urrtHslrY vouchers, within four months after
lu0 lrst publication OF this notice, 90 Che said
nlmluntrat1r, 90 NO. 90 Center Street. iu
.1li LALo city, IN tuo County Of salI Lake,
Dated January ltth. 1904
rnEUrulLUs NJ. DAVIS,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Marin Sol.
son, deceased.
Juus 81. gANSON, attorney for estate
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NOTICE 10 ooNTRAoIoRs.

olAte OF TIE Hoard OF luullc works, room 81
Ciiy HAL, Salt Laao city, utan,
January 20, l5lJ,
- EALEp PROPOSALS WILL DE RE-.
- cciyod at ih.a OnIcu until ~ O'Clock noon
~ Saturday, February lsgi, Tor constructing
about 800 uuelr fcutof Ulght inch p,p1 fUWrr
along She north eide OF lFat south street DO.
tween sth ana nh Hast streets, Tho rignf 10
reserved 90 reject any and nll proposals. FOR
tntrIneAu1us ana ull information apply 10
ollge OF cry Engineer, room 100 cry HAL.
HOARD or uULtC WuUKs,
hY h, q. DOuEMus. Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

Tic Brigham No.nf Memorial asso-
citation Gu..ow I5dguu lggUp VI Ui the
following contribution 70 assiat ip b.
iul,diu. Oh o.. q Pioneer monument
From Sst La CHS.
John 81 Deere. IItl WhfI.......g 5l
Ann IVEfH. $500 WUrIssss Do
John Held, HiH ward ........... saI
tTuauuUA uuuHgrI sugar IluuHo
warn ..tff.sH...ft stssH..HHEa.HHH ~
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Cly and county OF salt LAKE .'
]. %. n. EHrbWau, recorder BOO and Tor SAID
ely, 30 hereby certify that tho above nod
foregoing De- "a tuIl, t.uu and correct COPY OF au
ordinance establishing Lamp District 80 J. uf
Salt Lake Guy, ana Designating tho uuundHnrB
thereof 'p.HFcd by ih1 tity Council OK -lE
Lake tigy, lCgvmlgr 10TH. irHi, and rUfrrrDl tp
Che Mayor for nlH approval, 0ud on january
2ud, 1905. uH6snI by laid Council uOtWlh,
standing the affections uf tlU Mayor thereto.
NlnUts my hand rnd corporate seal OF
said rity ihs lth day OF January, a. % l-li.
lsEAL,l u. a. KAUFMAN,
llty lUCoriOr.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
CHILD STOLEN.

About three weeks ago, a colOred
man calling himself Ed Grant came
to Garnett and put up at the st.
James hotel. During his stay here,
he canvassed the city for knives, or
pretended to. He made the &C.
quaintance of Mrs. Narcissus Nor
ton and her little boy, Robert, and
made himself very agreeable. Last
Sunday, he said no was going to
Kansas City on the excursion. and
asked that he might take the little
boy with him, promising to bring
him back that night. He did not
return, however, and Mrs. Morton's
fears were aroused, and she begun
to investigate the matter. On
Tuesday, Mrs. Victoria Youree,
Mrs. Morton's sister, went in search
of the child. AS the boys father,
Anthony Morton, lives at St. 10.
seph, Mo-, she went there, thinking
it likely he had hand in the dis.
appearance of the child, which sus.
picion proved correct, for she found
the boy with his father.
In Mrs. Morton's investigation,
she says she learned that her hus.
band had paid the man Grant. $50
to get the child. She has commenc.
ed proceedings against Grant for
abducting the child.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
AT THE ARCADE.
Glassware at reduced figures
North side of square.

Jas. Winegar's house., two
miles southeast of the city, was
struck by lightning and badly dam
aged. Monday morning. VIM.
Vinegar, his son and grandson
were considerably stunned.
The ARCADE is the place to get
your Notions and Tinware. North
side of the square.
Our account of the killing of
the colored man from Osawatomie
by Chas. Sargent, last week, seems
to have created some dissatisfaction
among Sargent's friends, who claim
that the colored man snapped his
revolver at Sargent two or three
times, but it failed to Ego off," and
that Sargent was standing in front
of Jones (the colored MANI, instead
OF stepping behind him and striking
him. We have no desire to do Sar-
gent or any one else an injustice
only wishing to give the news;
therefore, we have investigated the
matter, only to find that the friends
of the colored man stick to their yer.
sion of the affair, while Sargent's
friends insist that they are right.
We have nothing more to say about
it. The courts will decide who is
correct-maybe.
Marshal Douthett went through
T. V. Campbell's drug store, Satur-
day, and captured, in the rear room
owes the store, nineteen cases of
beer, a keg of whisky, keg of
blackberry brandy, jug of gin and
a jug Of wine. The trial will take
place next Wednesday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09

-Milt Balcolm and son sgd,
of Greeley, called, Wednesday. :
Mrs. Ira Bierly and Miss
Baird, of Central City, paid us a
pleasant visit, to-day.
DO not take the prize alum
powders, but ask your grocer for
the Monroe Baking Powder--a pure
cream Of tartar, at 40c. per pund.
Miss Josie Smith, a sister Of
MIS-. B. G McCrea, is up from Tex
as, visiting her relatives and numer-
Gus friends.
S. S. Lane, of Washington
township. says he is going to leave
this country because it takes too
much work to harvest the crops.
He says he will have about forty
tons OF millet from twelve acres Of
the poorest land in the county, and
that his ears of corn are so large
that they are breaking from the
stalks. This is no joke.
Harry Durall has been down
from Kansas City this week, visit
ing his parents. He has abandoned
the printing business, and is now
reading law in the Office of hi,
brother. Ben. who, Harry says, il
enjoying a good practice.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09

e. S. Monroe, the Ottawa bak-
ing-powder man, called on us, yes
terday.
w. H. Abbott and wife, OF
Kansas City, have been visiting
their brother Nelson, and sister,
Mrs. Lew Riley.
We would call the attention Of
our readers to the advertisement of
the Holman Self-Pronouncing Bible
[ for which L. N. Judd is agent), in
another column. This book should
be in the hands of every Bible stu
dent.
w. K. Kellerman, of West.
phalia township, has ur thanks for
a sack of fine apples from his orch
ard.
w. F. Townsend, son of Capt.
j. F. Townsend, arrived from Vim.
cennes, Ind, last Friday, on visit.
&C. O. McCrum and wife are
visiting in Kansas City.
Mrs. Oscar Parks returned from
Tama, Iowa, Wednesday, accom-.
panied by her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Thompson.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
STUDEBAKER & co.

STUDEBAKER & co.
GET THERE!
Hello, farmer, lawyer, teacher,
Doctor, banker, printer, preacher,
Working man and millionaire,
Old folks, young folks, ugly, fair,
Join the crowd that's going where
STUDEBAKER'S BARGAINS
ARE,
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
THE SQUARE.
Bargains laying all around,
Sottest Snaps you ever found
Largest room and choicest stock,
Prices down to hard bedrock,
Over in the MeILeu block.
Load right in your country produce,
Butter, chickens, eggs-'tis no use
Driving any other place
STUDEBAKER'S IN THE RACE,
Always leading all the rest
With PRICES RIGHT and GOODS
the BEST.
So don't forget the bargains rare
At Mellen's Block, North Side Of
Square.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY !!

l have Kansas Farms and City
Property that will soon sell for a
big advance present prices. Now
is the time to buy. The boom in
land is here. If you wait, you will
lose the best chances. There is no
better and safer country on earth
for farming than eastern Kansas.
Write for particulars or call and see
CONWAY MARSHALL,
Garrett, Kas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09

Harry Bricker, the Greeley
boy who is in Jail for stealing jug
of whisky, escaped from the Jail the
second time, Sunday evening, but
was re-captured. Had he been SELL
ing whisky contrary to law, the
probability is that he would not
have been arrested in the first place.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09

-Four young men from Iowa
passed through town one day this
week, on their wheels, en- route for
Texas.
The wife of Jas Hustled, OF
Lincoln township, died of consump-
ton, Saturday.
will Bouck, of Greeley, paid
us a visit, Thursday. He reports
the death of Jas. Stidham, an old
resident of Walker township.
-Chal Routh will open up q
restaurant, bakery and fancy grocery
in the building formerly occupied
by the Rogers drug store.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
CANNON & REED,

The genial and enterprising
clothiers, have moved to the west
side, adjoining the postoffice, where
they will take care of the madden
ing crowd" of customers at low
prices for the best goods, and with
their we'll known courtesy to every
patron. Don't forget the place
west side
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
PREACHERS OPPOSE SUNDAY
EXCURSIONS.

The following request was adopt
ed by the Anderson County Minis
terial Association, held at Greeley,
Monday, Aug. 9Th:
The Anderson County Ministerial
Association, believing that solemn
and alarming crisis has come in the
dissertation of the Christian Sabbath
by the busy wheels of commerce
and by the needless excursions on
our railroads; believing that the re-
signing of the Sabbath to worldly
pleasures will eventuate in the
abandonment of all that is most
sacred and dear to Christian peo-
pie for time and for eternity be.
lieving that the history of the past
has been history of defeat when.
ever the church has been silent on
these great questions that SO virtu-
ally touch the home and the church,
and history Of victory whenever
the church has used her influence
against great evils, do hereby re-
spectfelly petition and urgently re-
quest the railroad authorities to de-
sist from the violation of Gods law
in the running of Sunday excur-
sions.
And we would further lay it
earnestly and effectionately on the
conscience of Christian people to
study well their double obligation
First, to the Great Head of the
church, who long ago said, RE
member the Sabbath day to keep it
holy !" and, second, to those whom
Sunday excursions compel to work
seven days in the week, and to use
every opportunity in their power to
discourage this fragrant violation of
Gods law.
We most earnestly exhort all our
people who have been so wonderful
ly blessed with an abundant harvest
to devote the Sabbath to the wor-
ship and praise of the Lord of har-
vests instead of its dissertation in
worldly pleasures. Remembering
that, unto whomsoever much is
given, of him shall be much requir-
ed" and that we will be required
to answer for the use or abuse of
the blessings we enjoy.
The Association hereby requests
the papers of our county to publish
the foregoing, and the pastors to
read it to their congregations on
the coming Sabbath, August lltb.
E. l.. CONS,
Chm. Com.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
$I.OO TO KANSAS CITY AND
RETURN,

On Saturday and Sunday, Aug.
10th and l1th, the Santa Fe Route
will sell tickets to Kansas City and
return for $1.OO. Tickets sold on
Saturday for regular trains leaving
Garnett at $40 a. M, and on Sun
day for special excursion train leav'
ing Garrett at 1908 a. M, limited
for return on date OF sale.
G. S. COLEMAN, Ag't.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Emil Barbour, returned to
Kansas City, Saturday night.
Mrs. H. A. Johnson is visiting
at Wellsville.
Mrs. S. E. Medley, Of Erie, is
visiting Mrs. H. B. Ward.
Eighty head of 2-year old
steers strictly natives-for sale.
Inquire at Anderson Co. National
Bank. II
Mrs. VIM. Ray has been very
,sick for several weeks.
Mayor Wagstaff and Jesse
S,tudebaker left for Chicago, Tues
day, to buy goods. Mr.. Wagstaff
will go to Ohio and other eastern
sections, for a visit of several
weeks.
Your attention is called to the
list or real estvte bargains offered
by j. G. Hiatt. on the last page.
Now is your chance to secure a
home.
Ask for the Monroe Baking
Powder-for sale by all reputable
dealers.
Horace Grant, of Greeley
Graphic, called, Tuesday.
Mics Lilly Mellen is visiting
Mrs. Ed Portsmouth, at Colony.
Save money by having your
old clothes dyed at the Garnett
Laundry.
The railroads of Kansas will be
taxed to their utmost capacity to
haul the crop of Kansas to market
this year.
Eastern Kansas, and especially
Anderson county, is Gin the swim"
this year. No such corn crop was
ever before raised in Kansas as we
have here.
If you are looking for a home
in Kansas, now is the time, aud An
derson county is the place. You
never can do better than HERE and
NOW.
M. j. Turrell and wife return
ed, Monday night, from their visit
to Rochester, N. Y. They are both
looking well.
--PArrrE & MAcKLIS, North Side
Grocers, want your Eggs and Poul'
try. at the very highest market
nrices. Their stock is fresh, No. l
quality. and prices low.
Mrs. Sam'l Springston went t.
Princeton, Tuesday, on visit.
There win be meeting of thu
county Prohibition central commit
tee at the Office ]. G. Hiatt, Gar
nett. at 2 o'clock p. m. Saturday
Aug. II, 1895. Business of i'm
portance. By order of
F. NJ. WAIT,
Cham Co. central committee.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
LONE ELM ITEMS.

Geo. McAdanl, R. c. Splawr
and c. Reynolds, of Kincaid
were over last Saturday.
1. K. Reeve and family went
to Garrett last Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Caldwell, of South
Dakota, was visiting relatives
here last week.
Jas. Smith, of Equity, spent a
few days last week in Greenwood
county.
Jas. Adkins, who lives in
Brown county, is visiting his
father and sister, east of town.
Everett Hurry, who went to
Oklahoma four years ago, is
visiting relatives in the vicinity
of Lone Elm.
Miss May Burnham was the
guest friends in Garnett last
week.
Howard Bidwell and family,
of Plant City, Ohio, arrived, last
Friday, and are the guests of
mo Bidwell and family. If
pleased with the country, he
will locate here permanently.
Miss Maud Young, of Garrett,
was in town last Saturday 4; also
Miss Fonger, of the Sunbeam
neighborhood.
A number of Equity and Ok
ford young people attended the
baseball game at Lone Elm last
Saturday.
Rev. Crawford and wife, of
Fl. Scott, were in town the first
of the week, visiting old friends.
He was the presbyterian minister
here several years ago.
Our grain-dealers are shipping
quite an amount of grain now.
VIM. Rogers sold about two
thousand bushels of corn to
Schuessler & Carrier few days
ago.
S. B. Spradley make trip to
Cass county, Mo-, last week.
Miss Mamie Alexander, OF
Welda township, was in town
last Saturday,
Mort Roe is still at Colony,
taking treatment.
Art Foster and family, of Mt.
Ida, were over the first of the
week, and they and d. V. Stoll
and family drove to Northcott,
Sunday.
VIM. Rogers and wife visited
their son, VIM. Rogers, and
family, in Allen county, last
Sunday.
E. c. Howarter and family,
c. H. Nichols and wife, and
Miss Bowman were the guests
of w. w. Weber and family,
last Sabbath.
Jno. Humbert and wife were
the guests Of Paul Lass and fam
lily last Sunday.
Mrs. Kalbaugh and daughter,
of Golden, Colo, are visiting
relatives in the vicinity of Lone
Elm. Mrs. Kalbaugh is a sister
of Nelson Hunter, whom he had
not seen for 26 years.
L. c. Caldwell and family
were the guests of Polk Cald-
we'll and family last Sunday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
$S8A,255,128

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VI wholesale houses. Third, we know what "
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
BUY OIL AND GASOLINE

of Adams. By honest measure and
quality and promptness in deliver
ing he merits the patronage Of our
citv
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-08-09
CHOICE FARMS

and
CITY PROPERTY
At the very lowest prices and on
on the easiest terms ever offered.
w. II. MELLEN.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
RADY OLA PANIEN.

Wdzieczna panno! Powiedz
sobie / powtarzaj wciaz uparcie,
BE penienka pa wydaniu, iako
1o}nierz jest pa warcie Zawsze
czujna bye %powinna, ME spaG,
jak on ma plac6wce. Ma wy
padek zawsze wszelki mice
gotowY plank " g}6wce. Vice
przypus6my jak tam z toba,
czys uboga, Guys bogata. do
kosciola, ma zabawy chodzisz
z mama albo z tata, przede.
wszystkiem te 2asade wyplsz,
jak czarno ma biatem: ,,kiep
ten 1o}nierz, co pie pragnie
zostac kiedys jenerafem!
Zdanie owo ia cywilny
jezyk tax przetfomaczono: mic
ME warta taxa parma, ktora
ME chce zostaG zona! Zawsze
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

tedy badz. lax z igty, czYsto
%skromnie, lecz chedogo, be
znienacka konkurenci gdz1et
tam ciebie ca]rze6 NIGGA. A
u piersi nos konwalia, r6ze,
elbo inny kwiatek, mole
komus bedzie trzeba dad
,,przY1azni' twej zadatek. Me
miej raczek zbyt jedwabnych
- MECH je slonce nieco spali,
body ludzie Gle leniuszkiem,
lub wafkoniem obwofali. | tax
czuwaj bez ustenku W teskna
bladosG zdobiac lice, / bqdz
ciagle jake byty znane W
powieSclach dziewice, WtedY
.ci sic ziscl wszystko, 0 czem
zwyklas marzy6 skrycie. Stara
parma ME zostaniesz ! szcze-
sliwe spedzisz 2ycle.
- :. .WARSZAWSKA bajeczka o
handlu chrzesciahsklm. -
Pewien swojak postepowy,
chocia& pcciag miaf do kartek,
rzek}:nie ma, ]ak dom handlo-
wy! j 2ato4Yf ,Maison =
Bartek.'
Mina} roczek - Bartek
gfosi, be pieniadze robi CRUDE,
vice po cichu "a wsp6lnika z
gotowlzna bierze Kube.
W drugim roku wielkie
zyski poswalaja JUL pic piwo,
vice do, ,Maison- Bartek- Kuby'
vsp6lnik Wojtek pcha grosiw o.
a %poniewa2 wciaz gloszono,
lie interes swietnje idzie, by
sic handel stall ruchliwszym
p6myslano wnet 0 2ydzie.
Zwachat Faiwel pismo
nosem, DO ma ,,naszym bandit"
INA sic. wiec tel W owym
polskim ,,Maison' zosta}
g}owa w kr6tkim c2asie.
Powstaf Z tego Maison
Fajwel', by uniknae iednak
s1opki, Fajwel Bartka,
Kuby, Wojtka, zrobii swojskie
swe parobki.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

WALKE DW6CH lis6w m,a}o
" tych dniach sposobnose OBSERVE
wac grono mysllwych W okolicy
Kr6lewca Panowie ci, podchodzac
ku wzg6rzu, u~s}yszeli naraz ha}as,
majacy podob,enstwo do warczenia
i poszczekiwania ps6w. Zbllzywszy
sic, ujrzeli ma przeciwnym stoku
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

NOWY SALON Braci Grie-
sci, W bloku Pelcera,z gf5wnym
wchodem cd Market ulicy,
jest wiele obszernie]szy, anizelI
byt ten, kt6rY ci panowie dolad
dzierzyli. Przyciaga mianowlcle
gosci ia okoliczuosc, De W
gi6wne] sail sa stofy i mnogie
krzes}a, a nadto osobuy pok6j
ola chcacYch siedzie6 osob-
no. Ludzi W tej, pc starokra]-
krajsku ;. urzadzonei oberzY
zawsze ]qk W ulu, iecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego zpzada, z zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " cafem
mie6cie wygodniejszei gospody
nie znajda, jak u Grieslow, a "
pofaczonej ich z salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupic,
co z miasta ola kuchui / stolu
sprowadzaG musza. P.owietrze
TAX w %salonie, jak j groserni
jaknajczystsze / W obydwoch
zawsze przyjemnie ciepfo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

pokazalo sic, De wyrok podpl'
sany Jest praez takich, ktor2y
IA zebraniu wcale ME bYll,
niektore nazwiska byly diva
razy umieszczone = znajdowafy
sic tam podpjsy samvch skaza :
nycb, q nawet takich gospo-
darcy, ktorzY pred pa:u laty
przenleSli sic ma lonoAbrahama.
Aresztowanych wypuszczono
n%aturalnie ma wolnos6, a zjem'
skiego n~aczeluika asunieto ne
razie z posady, ME wytaczajac
mu wcale procesu.
Nile stosunki, AMI slowa!
~PIELGRZYMKA. Aleksan-
der Sowa re wsi Zabokllki,
odlegte] 0 4 wiorstw cd Siedlec,
odbywszy pielgrzymke do
Gletrwa}du postanowi} .udad
sic do Ziem; swietej. Vice dnia
20 wrzesnia re-. pc przyjeciu
Komunli Sw., wyruszy} pieszo
do Odesy, dokad przyby@ pc p
dniach. Tu zatrzymaf sic przez
8 i pol tygodnia, poc2em pc
uroczysto6ci WV. Swietych,
wsiadl ma okret, pfynacy przez
Carogrod do Jafffy. Ztad W
ciqgu 5 godzin, dostat sic koleja
do Jerozolimy. Ma Boze Naro-
dzenie by} W Betleem, p6znie]
zwiedzit inne miejscowosci,
uswjecone obecnoscia Zbawi-
ciela. z Jerozolimy %wyruszy{ z
powrotem drugiego dnia SWAT
Wielkanocnych i przybyl do
Sie6lec dnia 29 kwietn,a. Ma
Gala pielgrzymke przeznaczYl
$50 rs; z tych wydaf' &c RS.
ma kupno ro3nych pamiatek "
Jerozolimie. Powrocii zdr6w,
chocia2 sasiedzi m6wili, ze
zapewnie ME wr6ci, DO ME
umle m6wi6, to go zabjja.
|Sowa liczy lat 81.
OW KRAWIEC, Herman
Zeitung kt6ry W r. 1890 przy-
by1 jake bagaz W kufr2e z
Wiednia do Pary2a, przypomina
sic an6w publiczoosci! Zachcia-
10 mu sic W ten sposob Beg
p%latnie powedrowa6 z Paryza
do Madrytu; nawet zalo1y1
sic o 5000 frankow, ID mu
sic to uda. Ze jest bardzo
niewielklego wzrostu, vice
kazat sporzadzic pudto drew
niane ME wielkie, zaopatrzone
wewnstrz W wygodne krzesef-
ko, usadowni} sic, zabral zapas
4YwnoSci. i kazal sic zaniest
ma dworzec orleanski. Pubic
miafo otworki, ably pasa4er
m6gt oddycha6 i drzwiczki,
4ebY przybywszy, W Msdrydzie
m6g} sobie wyj56 nalspoko1niej;
by} ma mem adres jakiegos
nieistniejscego hiszpahskiego
optyka i napisy: CORA, dol,
ME stluc! ably go zanadto uie
rzucano i ME przewracano.
Komlsarz ]ednak koleiowy
kaza{ otworzyc pud}o, zucha
wyciagnat i postal do kozy
pod zarzutem usifowanla O.
szustwa!