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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09
a SUMTER ORATOR.

The annual commencement exercises Of the
Columbia Female, College were held Mon
day, but owing to the recent death Of Mrs.
Roger. member Of the faculty, the exercises
were very simple and of brief Duration. The
annual address vas delivered by Mr.. R. O
Purdy, of this city. who made fine impres.
sion. The following brief synopsis Of his
speech is taken from the State of to-day:
Dr.. Rice then introduced the orator of the
day, the Hon. 0. ,Purdy Of the Sumter
bar. The address was timely aod vas an
effort rejecting much credit uponthe speaker
Mr Purd7 took as his subject "The Perils Of
Modern Wonaphood, or the Dangers TO So
ciety of Materialism I" he said that the pre-
vailing modern idea is not to be something,
but to get something; that we have little
right TO place wealth and power for anything
that did rot serve an immediate use; that
the best material among our boys instead Of
being developed 10 order TO fit the boys for
the highest stations in life was being nsed 10
get money This is illustrated by going into
the workshops, fields and behind the counters
and 10 the Offices, where all of the brightest
bovs Of the country are TO be found The
State itself, be said, through its lawmakers,
was willing to make lis great moral iustitu-
ton, or as be called it, rumshop, means of
money getting instead of improving the
morals of the country. His idea was that
u bile it was not Improper to educate wouen to
ber fullest capacity, but claims that such
should he done. at the same time it should
not he done With an idea that she may add to
the material wealth Of the couptry by creat-
ing it BY her efforts. he said that the high
est and putest sentiments exist in woman
kind and are impaired by woman 70 man
kind, and that if we destroy this sentiment
bv making her ,ime-seryer and merey.get-
ter the world willesooa become devoid OF
its hest and purest sediment aod will oe
wholly eogseed In getting gain. He said
further that be believed that any call
ing might for tine time beiog be en-
nobied and elevated by woman, bnt that
the world in the long run would be the
loser by it, for the reason that she could not
have dual natore and having expended her
energies and emotions in any special trade or
calling she could not have them to contribute
in the special sphere to which God had called
her,
He drew graphic picture Of the home
which is left by the woman who goes out to
preach woman's right, and said that most
generally the poor thing that she called q
husband could be found at home combing the
hair of poodle dog or standing iu the place
wbsre the gardeu gate ought to be tryiog to
keep the chickens out Of the garden. He ad-
vised the young ladies to prepare themselves
fully for the duties OF life which might de-
yolve upon ,ben 10 their sphere trusting calm
~ aod serenely that God would take Gaze OF
them ia whatever circumstances Of life He
might place them and not to think that they
are 10 become mere bread-winners and time
servers
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09
Ouinine and other fe-
yer medicines take from S
TO 10 days to cure fever:
.Johnson's Chill andFever
Tonic cures in ONE DAY.
Put Wesley in Possess ion.

TIE mandate of the supreme court OF
the Uoited States. having come down
rather unexpectedly the circut court
has issued its execution 10 the Aericul-
tursl hall case and to day Uuited
States mai, hal will proceed to put Mr..
Lyles. Mr.. Weeley's attorney, in pos
session Of the property This being
the case, the notice of the States at
torneys that they would make certain
motion when the mandate came down
will not amount to anything ln fact
it is sad that Mr.. Wesley is net wor-
ried about any legal move the State
can mske-Tbe State
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09
How's This /?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catarrb that cannot te cured by
Halls Catarrh Cnre
FL CHENEY & Co Toleco. O
We, the undersigned, have known F. j..
Cheney for.tre last 10 years, aud believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tions and 6oaucialy able TO carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West 4 Trua1. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo,
o, Walding, Kionan h Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, u.
Halrs Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, /,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system Testimonials seat
free Price 75c. per bottle Sold by all
Druggists
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

Going down the incline gives the
sensation one has in dream of falling
dowu aud down from some great
height, and all we're glad when We
stepped from The car to solid earth
again. An aeronaus might fiod
pleasure 10 the sensation. bat
every day mortale, uoused to 'he
heights do not breathe freely
notwithstanding the conviction that en-.
gioeering skill has made accidents we'll
nigh impossible, and the knowledge that
there is greater safety 90 an incline
than 10 the average passenger train.
There are two incliues, No l and No.
2. Our party took No. 2. which is the
newer. most improved and also the
steepest, and lands passengers on the
very summit of the mountain.
From the foot Of the mountains
the party set out on thirty mile drive
to Chattanooga National Park aod
tbrocgh the battle fields of Chioamausa
aud Missionary Ridge The lines that
the Federal forces occupied are marked
by handsome granite aud bronze monu-
ments, but there are Dooe to mark
where the u en 10 gray stood by their
guns or charged and drove back
their eDemies. save at Snodgrass
Hill where Kershaw's Brigade
made a staud that immor:al!zsd that
command. No monument or markers
are peeded, however, TO tell the visitors
where the Coufederates we're 10 be found
when the battle vas fought-all the
world knows that they we're light in front
of the Federal lines. The return 70
the city was by way Of the government
turnpike that runs along the verge of
Missionary Ridge. The view Of the city
of Chattanooga and the Tennessee in
the late afternoon aud eveoingstwiligbt,
when the city was studded With electric
liohts. was like scene from fairyland,
and will linger in memory when other
scenee shall bave grown dim.
Leaving Chattanooga at midnight.
Nashville, the Centennial City, was
reached Sunday morning for break
fast. Our Pullman was sidetracked,
and was headquarsters during the
stay in the city The ladies were
ouartered at the Maxwell House,
where all members of the party took
their meals
The Sabbath was spent in church
going. special services for the Asso-
citation being held in the First Pres
byterian Church in the morning and
in Christ Church in the evening
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09
Clarenont LODGE No. 64 4. T. N.

TINE REGULAR MONTHLY coMMJ-
NICATfON of Claremont Lodge, No.
A, A. F. NJ: will be held on Thursday
Evening, June 10th, at y p. m. Brethren
will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

A GENTS WANTED. Male or female ir
~ every county. Business respectable.
Compensation good. No trouble TO make
some money. Address Chronicle, Augusta,
Ga. for particulars.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

more pleasant, no one has get been able
to think of it. He did everything that
a Mayor should do, from making an
eloqueas. happy address of welcome to
playing fiddle With his left haod. A
more genial companion or man With
a wider range Of accomplishments 10
his line would be hard to fnd, and that
be is appreciated at home no better
proof could be adduced than the simple
fact that be was selected for second
term without opposition, and has no op-
poneots for the Office when the next
election comes around. Mayor Evans
accompanied the editors on their trip to
Nashville aud in nc small degree COO
tributed to the success and pleasure OF
that portion Of the outing.
Senator Mower, who has repre-
sented Newberry county in the up
per house of the General Assembly
for several years, possesses the true Sc
cret of continued popularity-worth
and kindly, who!e-souled cordiality
of manner, as unassuning and gentle
,as it is genuine. He served as chair
man of the reception committee and
was undoubtedly the man for the
place, filing it admirably In addi
ton to discharging the duties Of this
position he provided two entertain
ments for the editors that were as
unique as enjoyable-a barbecue
breakfast and barbecue dinner at
the old Fair Grounds in the surburbs
OF the city. It is said of many
places that drink of the water from
the town well will produce yearn-
ing to return, aud this may be true in
some cases, but the writer stands
sponsor for the assertion that on bar
becue breakfast or dinner. where
hash, la Jim Dunbar, is served,
calls for more and we all yearn for
the hash pots aud barbecue of New
berry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

A YOUNG LADY Graduate of the Bos-
~ ton Conservatory would like to ex-
cnaoge musical instruction in either Piano,
Voice or Violin for Board during The sumner
months. For particulars apply 10 Sumter
Watchmsn and Southron.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09
w A NTS.

a DvERTIsEMENTS of FIVE lines or less
~ will be inserted under this head for Is
Genus for each insertion. Additional lines
5 cents per line.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

Dinner at the Read House in Chat
tanooga, aud then drive behind a
spanking four finland to the foot of
the new incline up Lookout Mountain,
an ascent to the top, distance Of
three e!ourths of mile on grade of
81 feet to the 100 and we were look
ing down upon a most magnificent
and inpiring scene From Point
Lookout the Tennessee river can be
seen winding away IN the far perspec-
tive, bend after bend around the enclr.
cling mountains until lost to view.
J Just beneath lies the city of Cbatta-
nooga, half obscured by clouds of
smoke that rise by day and by night
from the many factories, fouDdries and
iron furnaces, while either side
the ferGile valley divided into
farms and fields with geometric
regularity gives to the prospect a
charm, not found in wilder and more
sublime mountain scenes Years
come and SO but the charm of Look
out Mountain never pales, it is as
fascinating now as when first beheld
with wondering eyes years ago
Frou, the Point the mountains OF
seven States may be seen on clear
days, and when the storm king !. $
the gale it is not unusual TO stand on
the summit os the rcck in the clear
sunshine and look down Oh banks Of
storm hurried clouds that fill the val
ley beneath. Having seen Lookout
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

DoARDERS WANTED during summer
D months at pleasant up country home.
Plenty Of Jersey cream and good water.
Write to Mrs. C, Office Of WatchDan and
Soutbron, Sumter, S. G May 10.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

President E. Fl. Aull is a Press As
sociasioo executive par excellence, aod
his place 10 the esteem of the newspa-
per mee of South Carolina is secure for
all1ime. The success of the aooual
meeting in Newbefry vas beyond ques-
ton due very largely to bis initiative.
and to the tireless energy which he
brough. toto play as we'll as the hearty
support accorded him by his fowDsmen.
Il was in his management OF the ex-
cursion to Nashville, however, that his
efforts for the comfort of his associates
we're bes. displayed By his fore
thought special Pullman had been
secured for the entire trip, and when the
party VAS once aboard their private car
..D0eiper." they had DO further care
everything was arranged and they went
through on schedule time without
thought or worry about tickets, time
cards or connections
The annual address before the Asso
citation By Hon. Patrick Walsh. was
one Of the most notable speeches we
have ever heard from platform. SEN
ator Walsh has devoted his life to build.
ing up the South; and taking the South
aod the development Of which this sec
ton is capable, as text, be gave the
newspaper men of South Carolina facts
and suggestions that will keep them
bioking, aud encourage them TO work
as they never have before Pat Walsh
is the apostle Of the doctrine of sell
help for the South. aud did untold good
! by biz speech 10 Newberry.
The limited space available renders
i, unwise TO attempt TO give any ac
coun, Of the visit to the Nashville Ger.
tenpial at this time. but to morrow the
effort will be made to give some idea OF
( the Impressions received during has'y
inspection Of the greatest Exposi'icn
vet held in tie South
The editors spent three days IL
Newberry, and it was with regret that
they bade good bye to their kindly
hosts and turned their faces toward
Nashville
The first stop was made at Clintoo
an invitation having been extended
the association by Rev W P Jacobs
to visit Thornwell Orphanage. The
few hours spent in inspecting the
buildings where 80 many homeless
children have found homes were mo-
| the least profitable of the outing
by any means, for the magnitude o
the institution that has grown from
the smallest of beginnings and hat
contributed far more 10 the public
good that eau ever be estimated Ths
buildings are all substantial and com
Portable, and the children have ia
more of the comforts of life thar
thousands who have parents an'
homes The orphanage is an indus
trial school in itself and on every han'
specimens of the handiwork OF th'
boys and girls were to be seen
There are at present in the neigh
/ borhood of one hundred and fifty
boys and girls in the Orphanage
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

Mountain under both conditions it is
impossible now to decide which is
the grander, and we never turn away
from looking down upon the great
Moccasin bend of the Tennessee
without the hope of returning again
in the future.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09
The Ssnster Naschnsan was founded
:s; .i $50 aud the True Southron in 1866.
The Rascansan and Sothron now has
Ihs combined circulation and inaueace
S both of the old papers, and is maui
stsatl TIE lest advertising medium in
s The news item copied from the

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The news item copied from the
New York Mail and Express. in
sssaesence to the Emily j. Wilson
School for Colored Children IN
ayessille. contains what might be
Seonstrned as q sweeping charge OF
widespread and profound igno.
sfrance,, il Sumter County; but as
M Msha article deals with the colored race,
re are disposed TO understand the
sIalnark Is intended for them. We
glad TO learn Of the success that
rilson ID meeting with
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-09

Base Balls, Bats and supplies at H. G
Osteen Co.'S.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-21
POsrednictwO preZydenta
w strajku g6rnik6w
omawiane na pOsie-
. dZeniu gabinetu.
:. dZeniu gabinetu.

Washington DE-, 21go Lipca.
Prezydent Mckinley odebra} wczo-
raj rezolucye rady miejskiej W Pitts
burgu, Pa, wzywajac go, ably po-
sredniczy} W za}atwieniu straj ku
g6rnikdw. Z innych stron odebraa
tez wielc propozycyi i rad co do
str ajku,. lecz dopdki ME bedzie sta
no owczy plan opracowany, ME wmie
sza sig.
Ma posiedzeniu ministr6w oma,
wiano tez te sprawe. Wszyscy mi
nistrowie wyjatkiem shermana,
kt6ry jest chory .,Algera, znajduja:
cego sic ma zachodzie, byli obecni.
Me powzieto jednak zadnej u
chwa}y.
Washington, 9lgo. Lipca. W
kopalniach Boone Allison W Can
nosberg, Pa, zaczeto wczoraj po'
nownie pracowad. Wszyscy gorni-
cy, z wyjatkiem 80, wr6cili do pra-
cy. Panuje pok6j, a pomocnlcy
szeryfa rozesli sic. " ...
Wheeling, w. Va. 21go Lipea'
Wczoraj wieczorem uwiadomifo lOC
g6rnik6w pracujacych W kopalniach
Glendale Coal Co. zarzadce, re ju'
tro ME przyjds do piracy. Pred
kilku dniami ofarowano i'm place
SO cent6w pod warunkiem, ably ME
strajkowali; tymczasem jednakowoi
agitatorzy nak}onili ich do zastraj
kowania.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-21
Turcy I'M ala opuscic TIE essalia

Berlin ? ogo lip. Wed}ug made
sz}ei tn wiadomo$ci, car Mikofaj
telegratcznie wezwa} sultan a, aby
natychmiast wycofa} swe W ojska z
Tessali, a jezeli tego ME uczyni, to
wojska rossyjskie przekrocz4 turec-
ka granice.
Gfosza tn, re wszystkie nj locarst-
wa wyjatkiem Anglii mia}y przy-
staG ma wkroczenie Rossyi.
Konstantynopol logo lip. Amba-
sadorowie mocarstw uwladomll1l
w. Porte, re zycza sobie M ice plsIE
mienne wyjasnienie zamiar6 6w tu-
reckiego rzadu, ktdre dotad tylko
us1nie od Tewfika baszy odebrall.
Ambasadorowie oswiadczaj4, re Je-
zeli pi$mienne wyja$nienie ME be-
die i'm wreczone, przerwa fokowa-
nia pokojowe l oddadz2 carp spra-
we swym mocarstwom, ably te zmu-
SHY Turcya do otwartego Y 'ostepo-
wanna.
Propozycye rz2du turecklego
przedlozone W sobote mbasado-
rom przez Tewfika basze, dotycz2-
ca sic ME tylke zmiany granlcy' ale
tez wyznaczaja kontrybucye woJen'
na W sumie - miliona turecklch
funt6w zawieraja zsdanie, ably ka-
pitulacya na korzyst Grek6w, "a
mieszkafych " Turcyi, zostafa znle-
siona.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-21
Strajk gornikow.

.-Pittsburg Pa 21go' Lipca.
Strajkujacy gornicy W pitts
burskim obwodzie zwrocili te-
raz swa uwage ma koPalnle
Allison, Boone i. Enterprise
pod Cononsburg.% .Strajkie-
rzy obawiaja sic, ze~iezeli.kom-
pania zdo}a utrzymac kopalnie
Allison i. Boone. W ruchu to
gornicy kopalni Enterprise
wroca do piracy. Ola tego
chca sic udat tam, ably temu
zapobiedz. ..
Przewodzcy powiadaja, ze W
obwodzie Panhandle zbierze
sic diva tysiace strajkierow
aby wyruszyt do owych ko-
pain; z Washington Pike ma
przybyc tysiac strajkierow.
Wymarsz ME bedzie jednak O.
g}oszony. =. =. ...:.. :. -.
w tych dniach spodziewaja
sic sensacyjnych zajSt;; straj-
kierom zaczyna g}6d i bieda
dokuczac,. po}ozenie. ich jest
rozpaczliwe,. wiec: }atwo moga
sic dac naklonic do" gwa}t6w.
Wczoraj dowiedziano sic, re
organizatorzy potajemnie pra-
cowali wsrod g6rnikow New
York and Cleveland Gas
Coal kompanii: Jednemu z
Mich wreczono rozkaz sadowy,
zakazujacy :1nu wchodzit ma
grunta kompanii. O lie sic
dowiedziano, W tych dniach
strajkierzy zajma sic energicz.
ME agitacya wsr6d g6rnikow
w Turtle Creek, Sandy Greek
i Plum Creek, ably ich mako;
mic do strajku. Bedzie to trud
ne zadanie, bo g6rnicy. W ko'
palniach De Armitta So zado;
woleni Z p}acy.z Kopalnie te
wyse}aja bardzo wiele vigil
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-21
SalnOb6jcy.

Karol Lewandowski zanl. p. Il.
aA4e Line oln av. W sobote wieczo-
rom O god zinie poi do Gtej v miesz-
kaniu swe IN prdbowaf odebr a6 soble
zvcie, i.w tym eel" wypr1 1znlf fa'
szeczke arszennik": zaY ez" any !
svvhko lekarz zdo}af go Il ratowac'
powodem rozpaczliwego zamlaru
mia}y by Z nieszczs$liwc I tamiliJne
stosunki. $50, -.
w prz ystepie melancholIi od'
5u;ernv J6zef Kocha, czech W nile
szkaniu SVEN pm. 6a+ W. Is place
nr5bowal W sobote pred wieczo,
rom odebr rac sobie zycie wy strzafem
- rowolwe eru W glove. CT ezko ra'
n;oneoo zawieziono do szpitala po-
wiatowego, gdzie rans 1ego me u
wazais "a koniecznie SIN 'p lertelnae' at 3
. Kocha licz y So lat, Jest ojeem 70,
dziny.:.Brak zaltrudnienia inia} nal: bye Y
.ppo,Wodem 3 lcz:y ynu rozp zliwsg " go.5
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-21
b Budlerka m1si sic stawi {
pred przysiegfych.

Alderman Mangler oswiadezyY-
sly ma posted zeniu rady miejskiej,
ze pewien wybitny obywatel chci a}
mq dac $4,000, aby g}osowa} "a ro p
porzadzeniem General Electric CD.
miaf sic W poniedziafek stawit prze d
gra and jury, ably podaf nazwisko b.
we go obywatela i z1ozy6 inne dO
woody. Mangler jcdnak ME staW il
sig, leczc cichaczem wyni6s} sic .
miasta, udajac sic podobno do Wi s.
consinu.
f. Ale prokurator Deneen, dowl E.
dziawszy sig takze cd innyoh osdb o
pr zekupstwie W radzie miejskiej,p D.
stf Inowi} ME spocza6, dopdki Ma an-
gl er wszystkiego pred grand ju fy
nj zezna; skoro Mangler wr6ci 90
Chicago, kaze 60 aresztowa6 ST a.
vic pred grand jury.
Deneen powiada: ''Od pewnego
przyiaciela dowiedzialem sic, ] ok
nazywa sic 6w obywatel, kt6Fy
cbciaf Manglera przekupic. jest
oh zatrudniony W pewnym skfadzf fe,
a majatek jego licz2 ma s2oo'oqo'
o. lie mi wiad domo, nigdy ME VIDA
W. al sic w polityke. Gdy. Mang ler
W przesz}y poniedzlafek przyszfd'
do mnie, byf bardzo przygnebion my
Ii zaklina} mic, abym te sprawe u
biz. 0dpowiedzla}em mu, re m Pc
| stanowisko HE pozwala mi ma to,
ma co Mangler re fzaml W ocza acf
.mi oswiadczy1, ze sprawa ia mi Fz
CIV 90. Pc d}uzszej naradzie po
zna1em jego tch6rzliwe postepoY va
ME powiedzia}em mu nazwlsko O.
wego- obyw atela. Me odpow lie
dzia1 ma to n ic, leez oswiadczy}, z
wszelkie szc4 4eg6}y poda pre- woo d|nl
,czqcemu ,rl.j przy ~ ysieglych. Praw wdoPo
d dobnie ME wr6ci on, dop6ki trw al
!: posiedzenia 5obecnej grand ju Fy
1 Ale skoro wtoci, .dostanie zapoe7 wv
/ pred 1.l. nastepna grand Jury, q jefe'l ''l
4 sie# t ME staWi, m zost aresz any
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-21
Deszcz i.,grad.

Cripple Greek Colo. W niedzle-
le wieczorem okolice te naWiedzlfa
tax ogromna ulewa a potem burza
gradowa, jaka cd wielu lat tu ME
pamietajs.. Ulice iuliczki |: zamIe..
ni}y sig W rwiace potoki,a a ma gosclh
each, mostach budynkach W oko-
licy .wielkie szkody So zrzadz'one'W
p6}nocno zachodniej ezesci miasta
DUO budynk6v jest zalanych, a
hotel 'sPalace" stojacy u 1ozyska
wyschnietego potoku 0 mafo ME 70,
staf uniesiony.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-21
Wygrafa 5000 dOlar6w
OdsZkOdOWania.

Sedziowie p przysiegli sedziego b
kera przyznali W sobote wdowie r ,
botnika Augusta Hamerskieg'
So 900 odszko dowania, kt6re ma "a
p4a aciG "Wink kler Terra Gotta CO.
AID gust Hame rski pracowaF 'dla t :
ko ompanii, a P rzy piracy budp pjac F
60 sic domu P rzy ulicy 43 dnia : |.
Lu tego 1894 padf mu ma glow k b
wa HEX gzymsu terrakoty i zab ii 8
ma miejscu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-07-21
WIddODlOSGI Ml6jSkI6.
p Rolskie dziewczeta znik 4!
bez WieSci.

W przesz}y czwartek PIP. Ant pn
| i Michalina Kwiatkowscy przep pFo
I VI adzali sic Fleetwood st. cd kit
ID awniej mieszkali, do nowego nj lie
szkania, pm. 7e Wabansia av. !
szesciorgiem swyeh dziatek, 2 k to.
rych najm}odsza, Cecylia, liczaca s
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a wybra}a sic po lekarza i kaz$}a
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ju Z ME byfo W domu AMI stasi, nj
pi ecioletniej siostrzycki jej Pela Bi,
a dziecku jeszcze znacznie byfo Co.
rzej. Wieczorem oko}o godzihy
s dziecko umarfo.
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do domu, i tym sposobem r rodzi he
zr ozpaczeni stracili naraz troje dzi ic-
ci- Me wiadomo, co sic s sta}o z
dz iewczatkami temi; wszelkie zapy y
ty wanna ma poIicyi pozostaly b Fz
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wadzenia sic dnia tego, by}y brudhe
i W stare uktenki odziane ibos +.
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kra atki; miafaI .ona :w}osy kr6tki +,
pod dczas gdy j ej siostrzyczka mia ia
diva warkocze Oczy miaFy obyf--
wi :. niebieskie
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wiadaja, ze Eidzicli jakaS paniq
pr4ejezdzajaca w powozie, kto ia
wv abba dziew ezynki do siebie W 81
sic dnim sklepi ku kupi}a i'm cukie T.
k6w, potem zabra1a je do powoz u
z niemi odjee ehaia; lie W tenn praW
ly niewiadonh DO. "
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MfOdy lnOrderca.

wv Newsboys Home pod mr. 14I8.
przy Wabash a V. W niedzieiIe 1ano3 q. 2.
Smej godzinie . letni Howaf I'd Be.
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nopolis, pok}df PIX sic l6 1etnim; 1nn;
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Befarsowi kule i powiedzia awszy::::
& EPatrz, ia kula jest ola ciebi4 pre-:
zhaczona," w}ozyf jaw rev plwer.
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t am ch}opacy zdo}ali go pow Ystrzy-
mac, daf ognia! Befars ugd ddzony,
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