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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
BRIEF MENTION.

Service will be held at Sawkill
Sunday Nov. 21st, if the weather is
propitious.
Sheriff Courtright will sell con-
siderable Matamoras property Dec.
18th at the Court House.
The trustees of Port Jervis
granted a franchise to the new tele-
phone company last Tuesday.
John Findlay is building a re-
tanning wall in the rear of his stables
which will add also to the grounds.
The report seems to be we'll
founded that certain couple, form
erly living in Milford township, has
taken separate ways.
George Daumann has removed
his barn to less CONSPICUOUS posi-
ton in the rear of his new dwelling
on High street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church met at the
home of Mrs. George Mitchell on
Tuesday afternoon Nov. 18th.
The committee on music from
the Presbyterian Sunday school met
on Tuesday evening at The Manse
and made selections for the Christ
mas entertainment.
The Branchville correspondent
of the Gazette says Phoebe Jaeger,
of Dingmans, was married to Brice
Dalrymple, of the former place,
June 9, 1897, by Rev. d. Halloran.
The Y. P. s. G. E. will hold a
Klondike Social in the lecture
rooms of the Presbyterian Church
on Thanksgiving night. Every
body is invited to come and dig for
gold.
-Workmen are now engaged
building the trolley road in Port
Jervis. All the contracts are let
and it it expected that large num-
Der of men will be given immediate
employment.
The proper officials have se-
cured an apparatus from Norris
town, N. with which to carry out
the sentence of the law on Schultz
Dec. 7th.. 1t will probably be
erected in one of the rooms up stairs
in the Jail.
Our neighbor clinches the con-
troverted statement in its columns
with supremely self-satisfied air.
1t says: "If you doubt the truth of
what say now, just refer back and
see what / have heretofore said. -
That nails another lie.
Swinton & Co. gave this week a
practical demonstration of the capa
city of their Quick Time Ranges.
They baked up a barrel of flour and
donated the bread. Seventy loaves
were baked in the first two hours
which proves the range to be an ex-
ceptionally rapid baker
Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage,
son of the famous Washington
preacher, remarked in a late sermon
on erich Mems Sons. 2" Do you
know that as a rule the greatest
misfortune happening to one is tc
be lullabied in the lap of luxury
The only dead failures some of the
merchants have ever made are
their sons of whom they are ash,
amed."
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
eUBERNAroR1AL OUTLOOK.

The situation in the gubernatorial
struggle is practically unchanged,
Stone is very confident and appears
to have good grounds for his claim
that he will be a middle-o road
candidate. There is strong opposi-
ton from the east and west, but
this fact does not influence him in
the least. Politics will be exceed
ingly warm from now until year
hence.
WILL f. HENDRIOKsoN.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
Pike IL Distinguished.

Vice President Hobart and Gov
ernor Griggs, of New Jersey, with
party of friends, went to the Bloom
ing Grove Park Association yester-
day on a hunting expedition,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
NATIONAL GRANGE.

The session of the National and
State Oranges of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry that have been held the past
ten days in this city, were the most
interesting in the history of the or
ganization. Plenty of amusement
was furnished and our agricultural
guests were shown everything of
Importance in and about Harrisburg.
Considerable benefit was derived by
the delegates, and business of the
utmost importance transacted.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the regular meeting of the
State Board of Health held here last
Thursday the baleful influences of
the Anti Vaccination League were
referred to, and its deplorable ef
forts to undermine public confidence
in the we'll established value Of this
preventive measure strongly con-
demned. Recognition was also tax
en- of the successful efforts of the
Womans Health Protective Asso.
citation, of Philadelphia, to have
passed the law providing for the
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19

1.-THE worst cold ever had in my
life was cured by Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy" ;" writes w. H. Nor
ton, of Sutter Creek, Cal "This cold
left me with cough aud l was ex-
pectorating all the time. The
Remedy cured me, and want all
of my friends when troubled with a
cough or cold to use it, for it will do
them good" Sold by Druggist and
and General Merchants in Pike
County.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19

sanitary inspection of bakeries, bake
shops and similar establishments.
A list of forty-four complaints was
received from localities afflicted
with polluted water supplies. A
year ago similar list contained
but twenty complaints. The finan-
cial secretary reported only nine
teen cents in the treasury. The
next meeting will be held in Ian
caster in Nav.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19

HIDES WANTED - Albert Ru-
dolph will pay the highest market
price for beef hides, calf and sheep
skins. Call at the tannery on
Broad street above High. nov19tf
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Recorded in the ONCE of the Recorder
Since Our Last Issue.
Dingman. Cornelius Richard Lit
tlefield, ct. al, to Emma Littlefield,
dated Nov. 1st, 12S acres, con. 50,
ent'd Nov. 18th.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters were
granted at the state departments
during the week: Alpha paint and
mineral company Philadelphia, CAPT
tai $50, 900: Bellwood coal company,
Reale township, capital $4,000
Second ward building and loan asso-
citation, Philadelphia, capital ST.
600, 900 Galena oil company. Frank
lin, capital, 81, 900, 900; Signal oil
company, Franklin, capital $1,000, =
900; Babcock lumber company,
Pittsburg, capital, 1000; Key
stone gold mining company, Dubois,
capital, $50, 900; Ricketts, manufac-
turing company, Ricketts,, capital
$40, 900; Flory manufacturing COM
pany, Bangor, capital $1,000 ;
Washington, Westminster & Gettys-
burg electric railroad company, for
14-mile road from Gettysburg to
the state line, capital $400, 900; Wy
oming g. Pond Creek railroad COM
pany, emile road from Sandy Run
Junction TO White Haven, capital,
$50, 900; /; Kimberly company, Sharon,
capital, 81, 900; Parkinson land COM
pany, Pittsburg, capital $25, 900
Dingley manufacturing company,
Philadelphia, capital, 5000, 900.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19
DEPARTMENT NOTES.

Major Isaac B. Brown, superin-
tendent of the State Railroad Bu-
reau, has referred thirty-one COM
panies to Attorney General McCor
mick, who will at once institute
proceedings against them for their
failure to comply with the Act re-
quiring them to make an annual re-
port to the Secretary of Internal
Affairs. Each company is liable to
a fine of S., 900 for it's neglect.
State officials, generally, are dis
appointed at the continuation until
the January term of court of the
cases in which Sheiiff Martin, of
Luzerhe county, is a. defendant on
the charge of murder. They were
in hopes that a precedent would be
established Immediately.
Bucks county was the last to for
ward its election returns to Secre-
tary Martin.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19

Have you examined Brown 81
Armstrong; new goods.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1897-11-19

A whole man
is an o { h g +
n a m 9 for a
healthy man.
o n 9 of the
prim @ essen
tials'of health
is cleanliness.
The first step
in this direc-
ton is a clean
skin. This fact
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-31

Qualities 81 q Dank Preofaent.
There n no single sympathy, no ac-
complement, no physical advantage.
which may not contribute to the sue
cess of the head Of . bank. The friends
he made ut college . generation back.
his associations at the club, ON his va
cation, even in his church, are factors
used With consummate skill and the nm
tive courtesy which characterixcs the
higher types Of successful business
men. There II no quality Of alertness
or adaptability which does not aid in
the work Of making friends for the
bank. 1. e.. depositors. A perfect bank
president should be one who can hold
his own with rest and yet with dignity
among the roistering class Of Wall
street men in their late suppers at the
club. who can shoot with them, nsh
with them. drive with them, and who
can also impress the staid and strait
laced citizens who are his fellow vestry-
men - . pillar Of respectability.-
Scrihner'a
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-31
Bslass N osl-

There ere but lew real inAdels in the
world. Most men believe in God, in
Hevaen. in the world to come. Bat few
think Of the character of the God in
whom they believe. the character q
Heaven which they hope to attai ~
Rev. W. n Reilly. EPiscoPaliaa. San
Francisco
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-31
OLD MACK AND NE
Tho Sage Of Rocky Crsek and Hia
Vaxmint Dog.
= Fsrto1s Fight IN the OLD spr,>r
Branch De Cats Have Nine
1ivesI-An AlaAama
when was only what you mought
call shirt waist boy used to have \

famous fine dog
which l called his
name Mack. He
was about one
third hound and
one-third cur. and
then SO fur al l
know, and as Tony
Stringer were al
ways wont to say.
the other third was
"ieSt dor" And INV
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-31
P.ilss.a q Electric LisA..

To light Z six-room house for one dol
lar month by means Of an electric
mixture, which can be sold around the
streets in rubber pals n I milkman de-
livers milk. is what John +. Nagner. .
deputy sheriff Of Mill Valley, Cal. says
he can do. Nagner II m electrician, and
two years ago, while trying to find
method Of running m electric elevator
by = battery instead Of . motor. the
idea came to him to get m arc light out
OF battery. He experimental. and,
two months ago, produced the light.
Then, trying TO increase the light by in
creasing the solution. he lost it, only
to find it later. He uses four cells, pro-
ducing about i've volts each. In each
cell are two poles Of carbon and xinc.
Other batteries differ In this respect by
having but one pole to each cell. The
results. however. are produced by the
solution, which. Of course, il secret
San Francisco Call.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-31

old dog Mack he was a great and furi-
Gus hunter. He was good for possum
and coon and other wild varmints, and
particular rough on cats.
One Saturday evenin along in the fall
q the year me and Mack put out. we
did. and went OF down the old spring
branch for rabbit hunt. We didn't 20
80 very far before heard the dog squall
and then 60 OF on red-hot trail. fol-
lowed the music rs fast as could and
was right clost in behind the chase
when Mack put his meat up tree. But
Il want q rabbit, it want 4 possum and
u want no coon. It was a cat-a big
ring-streaked and striped scoundrel
beast-but only plain house cat. And
that want all. It was the old lady
6toudemire's pet cat. and she was iv-
In then jest over the creek a mile and
half. or maybe = little better, from
our house.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-31

was settin for Andy and every time he
would ask me about the big sorrel re
spondsd back that the big sorrel want
gone nowhercs.
-Along in the first cool days Of Sep
tem5er I went to town one Saturday.
The big sorrel was iookin' to be in fine
fix. and the minut Andy clapped eyes
on him ! could see that my time had
come to win out es-h. let on like ]
didn't have my tradin stock with me
that day. but Andy wanted the big
sorrel. He followed me around town
and then followed me half way home.
At last he got my horse and got toll
cradle good plug mule and six dollars
twas all he had-to boot. Andy then
lit out to make three-days' trip over
in the hill country, and when he re-
turned back home the big sorrel was
thin in flesh and dead on his legs oncst
more. In the next place Andy had to
sell him to q poor travelin preacher for
$50 on a credit, and in less than month
he was as dead as they ever make 'em.
anyhow, Rufe. am even now. In
fact. ruther think i am ahead of the
game. And I do hope and trust by
this time Andy Lucas has got forgive
ness for that 22-inch Alabama lie"
Settlement News.
julie Nabors and his wife have got
one OF the onlyest boys in the settle
ment-which they call his name Dan.
Somebody told Dan If he would swal-
low few fish bladders it wouldn't be
no trouble for him to swim. julie
he went fishing the other day and
caught fine string-cat and perch and
suckers-and Dan didn't do blame
thing but sail In and swallow Is fish
bladders, fresh and raw.
They sent for the doctor that night.
julie thinks his boy Dan will recover
in health. though he is still feeble in
mind. Dan says If he ever gets up
from there he will tackle the biggest
and deepest wash hole on the creek. I
ruther hope he will. Then fish blad-
ders wouldn't save him from a watery
grave.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-31
A LEAF FROM TURK HISTORY


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In vengeance 1ol ol'@s'es .u...
az sea tne 1orks massac.eo ,ne lnnAo
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fsara. a rear tnaS tne 1ulks ~ouio
destroy the towns csPtuleo dufing t.s
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ltants' mas oouDties. inu -
creek meet ourhg tnI. war. N Ao.s
the sultan called tne E9yPtisns 20 nls
aid. ana the 0reeks were soon reduceo
TO extremities.
Far more tnr1ihng ana tefr1Dle Wers
the events OF tnat per1oo' "nen ueofga-
kas' Penneo IN !. "on.s'ey. pig" "
,ne ou'ldns. xlnne nlm.en .na .o,'
lowers anu = tnousano 1urAs :. wen'
!nere was no Pre.enss tnen u .ur.
Ism 1orDearance. Inc ureek Petrlalcn
AZ 1ons.an''noPle va. nanssu ~ .ns
gate o1 ms peisce' Win m Is.'el ny
IN ms nana, ana enl'st'.n l.llae
were siaugnteleo IN every quarter u
the city. m tne isi@no % Al. oc-
correo the Dio~ing up OF tne nnonss'
tery OF y. Nikaioas. Inc s..es were
opened Oy inc tnou.sno s.sls,ne men
ana women :no ~nen INV Moaens
naa swarmeo IN Oeneee1s ana Desleeea
aiiAe were AlHeu y 'ne cSPl0.on -
tne In.ne tnas nau oen ieiu. ~ Nh. -.
so,oneni women u. :. Ien: vi.
cn,lulen s.iaPPeu . .neiI o.cA: Jo'neu
= Den0 OF Low ana cut tnelr Wy
through INC Aun S nses.lne
."e rl.ce I....ns ..voo ue-1 :,u. ."..
nus 'ne "os. uesos.u n.lo'An. 1.eu -
turn .ne .'oe ., oe1 ana A'nen.'
Win tne Acopol.s' wnlcn ~ -. -
aan' p.sseo INTO INC aon u 'ns
AulAn siy
~ was ~ TINS point tnas tne sultens
naugnty Pr1oe IN Ms complete conquess
had failed to secure by every conceiv-
able self-sacriflce. The powers Of Eu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Kszda rzecz ma dobrs | rie strony,
Jest bardzo lie, jeteli zsniedbs sic
wywichniecie Ks,da go.
dzins utrudnia w~yleczenie. OIej sw.
Jskobs levy ~nsjlepiei.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
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ID. 10 z. IN. xmarl w Chicago

ID. 10 z. m. zmsri W Chicago
s. p. Stanisfaw Styczyhski. :
S. p. Stauis1aw poohodzil z Kroles-
t~a Polskisgo, rodsm Z k,viOz',
gdzis ukohczy} kilka klas progim-
nazjalnych, W zawodzie slussrskim
ksstaicii sic W Wsrssawie, a msisc
lat II opuicii dom rodrinny z ia
mysls, ably zwiedzic rome krajs
swa mozolps praos choiai dojsc do
bytu niezslsznego. w zupeinosoi
zasiuayi sobie ma to. ably choc to kill
ka slow wspomnisc o MIN, gdyz cs}e
swe zycie prowadzil wzorowo, jed.
dnem siowem, kochsi Bogs i Oh
czyzne! Zskohczyi swoj zywot do.
czesny, przezywsry lat Al, porosta-
~iajsc zslu Europis make, bra.
ts ! dwie siostry, W Chicago zss Zone
i licznych p~rzyjscioi.
Oby ts 1iemis obos byis mu lekksI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
u New YOrku.
Bal 1 koncert,

PatryJotyc~Na Tow. Sci Mai CRU
pa IL Il. n. p. W Me- Yorku, n. Y.
urzadza Bal W dniu 8 styc~pia 1898
roku, W sobote, W Germania Assem-.
bly, Rooms 291 i 293 Bowery W
New Yorku, n. Y.
Miejsce rezerwowe, osoba pole
dyhcza, billet ct. 30, inne miejsca
20 ct. cd osoby.
Bilet0w MONA nabyc u kasiera
balu OBJ. Katz, 213 Forsyth ST., New
York ] W dniu oznaczonym PREY ka.
sic. Poczatek o godz. 8 wieczor.
Geese dochodu 2 balu przeznacza
sic ma wsparcie sierot p~ozosta}ych
pc wymordowanych strajkierach W
Hazleton.
s) Pred rozpoczeciem balu ode
grany bedzie koncert ma fortepianie
b. Przedsta wienie amatorskie te.
atralne,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
~Odpowiedzi redakcji

Szsn. sskretsrzom obchodo
wyn.- P~5niewsh otrzymsiismy bar
do wiel- sprAwo-dsh z obohod6w
oiemoz-blem jest p'tac j. " Ego
Jeino.zesnie. laps.nl}yby 10
wiem csiy IN U2rsszamy vice
P. p %sr@retarky q ci-rpliwosc. Sprs
heds um~ieszctans " 20.
sdku w iAkim Ia icbodzs.
Szsu. naszych kcrespondent5w
zsvisdSmismy taka-, il koresp,n.
ienojs ich, Z powodu hawaii spra.
~osdsh 2 hchod6~, po~miescimy DO.
,iorn W przysziym num-rse.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Ma Kubie 20 dswnemu wojns.
Ieneras Blsnoo widrac, D. ME ds so
bic rady Z powstshcsmi tax iatwo,
postal do Madrytu projeks newell
sampsnii. Cboe mia 70 wioie podzie.
lie wojska hiszps h ,kie ga made Cd
dzisiy i, ~naslsdujac powstshoow,
va izic z mini VOICE podjszdows
Ma pOkrycie jednsk kosztow tel
zDiauy asds Oh wisdz million dola-
row miesiecznie. Be.wstpienia Rad
hisEpshssi ME zgodsi sic ma &c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
KOLEJ ZELAZNA
WABASH"

Gdy kolej zelazna Wabash otworzyia
swq linie z Chicago do Buffalo zaczeia W
tejze chwili uzywac fotelowych WACO
now osobowych opatrzonych W wygodne
prawie niezr6wnane fotelowe ~siedzenia
Krok ten ME podobai sic drugim wscho-
dnim kompaniom, kt6re zaniosiy protest
do Joint Traffic Association, chcac tym
sposobem Emusic Wabash kolej zelazna
do zaprzestania uzywania ma wscnodniej
now. Lecz Dyrektorowie StOwarzysze-
mia kolejowego odrzucili tel protest "a
zornsnych kompanii | kolej Wabash TAX
lak doty"hczas TAX ! nadal przewozic be-
dzie passals-6w W wygodnych najnow-
szego systemu fo.elowych wagonach.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
Przeglad %polityczny.

row nsiwieoei m%ieisca posxie-
ole mosi ny Austrii. Rozstrzygs
SIC tan los niesyl<o nien,6w j cse
how, ale o~dwieozna walS& plenie
nia german .kieyo "a s~lo~i4hskip.
ia uss viec p l.kow, stowian, Jest
to rrecE wsgi pierwszorrednej.
Zamisnowauie bar G iutschs, mi.
nistra ~osSiaty, prezsssm ministrow
sustTyIackich Z powodu przymuso
wei rerygnscji Badeuiego, spowo
dows}o rsdosc WItdoiu, ale zato
W csiy oh Czechach - grozoe roaru
chy. w Praize dosrio do tego, te
sil~kakrotnie w~ojsso musisio osgne-
tani rozpedzsc tiumy ludnosoi, oresi
bowiem ozwsoieoze %izuosli sic ua
dopy i sklepy niemieckie i ~ low.
skie, rozbijali 90 i'm W reoe wpadlo,
ziaisrali sryliy sklepows. ma kto
rych widniaiy niemiecsie nspisy, bill
rozmawisjscych Po uiemiecku na
ulicaoh. Maj ~iecej ucierpisiy PREY
tenn domy kilka .niemozaiych srSs-
tokratow c~zeskiob, klub niemjecki,
teatr niemiechi i d~zielnios zydowska
w Pradse j innyoh misstaoh ozes
kich zosta& ogloszony stan oo!e,sn!s,
uiemoy wysisli 20 cesarza de pu,scj a,
by chronlt ioh misnis i zycis W Gee.
ch,ch. Dsputacji tel pre,es minis.
tr6w prLyooieost, q, oil zadayoh
seodkow ME usunie sic, i-teli bedsie
ohodzlc o poszromienie buntu. Bye
wieo mote, il CHI ilowo ruch sostsnie
zg%nieciony, ale co dalej bs izie?
A ,e,4z zastauo smy sic. czy MEM
CO maJs prswo pano wanna W poh
stwie austryjaoklemP Majs prswo
narzuoan,a Sego jyz' ka innyn Ia
rodowos,icm? Kat.goryoznie IA
przeczymy ion togo, rLuoiwsIy okiem
IA ponizsj umieszozouy ~yksz iud-
nosci W AnstriL, eod'1g ogoloego
spisu sporzs1zousgo " 1890 r.
w Austrji W tym roku Ensjdowa-
20 sie:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

q Bal, tahce PREY doborowej mu-
zyce prof. Witkowskiego.
Tow. 3ci Maj pokiada pewna ma
dzieje, De ~publicznos6 Re szla-
chetnym uczuciem tym celu do.
broczynnym swego zyczliwego
wspoiudziaiu ME odm6wi. zapro-
szenie laskawie przyjmie i swoja
obecnoscia nasz bal jak najliczniej
zaszczycic raczy. New York, dnia %
Listopada, 1897 r.
X Nowicki, sekr. or. II.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
CENY ZNIZONE.
,,Pennsylyania Lines.

,,Pennsylyania Lines.
Pierwszej klssy tykiet do New
Yorku kosrtuje $500. drugiej kls
sy $500. TIE ceny znizons " osta
toich czssach. O6sy tykietowe: Mr..
24S Clark Street, r6g Jackson. - W
Auditorium, - ma stsoyi Union
Passenger" r6g Canal | Adams, Chi
osgc. Wszelkioh szczsg6i6w ka.de
go osssu udsieli
!. II. r.. Dering,
Asst. generalnego Ag. PssaAerskiego,
248 Clark ST., Chicago.
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czele eskadry okret6w nienieokiob.
popiynss do Chin. sprawl bowiem
zajecis przeI nieme6w chihskiego
prrtu Kisn Czsu zscz rs sic kom
plikowac Podobno Jspon'a jest jed.
nym Z g'ownych przeoiwnikow Me
Diec W tel sPrswie.
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Piynie Warta piynie,
Pc polskiej krainie,
Zobaczyla Poznan,
Pewno 20 ME mimic.
Zobaczy}a Poznan,
Wnet go pokochaia,
n W dowod mi{osci
Wstega opasa}a.
Mad moja kolebka
Matka sic schyla}a.
| pc polsku pacierz
Movie nauczaia:
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! Skiad Apostolski,
Water Unser' ME Una
Biedny narod polski.
y ten narod polski
Ma ten urok W sobie.
kto go raz pokochai,
Me zapomni w grobie.
Piynie Warta p&ynie
Po polskiej krainie,
\ dop6ki p{ynie.
Polska ME zaginie.
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"*uS1dr5 NarodoWy.
K. Boczkowski 0.23
Ma chrzoinach u OBJ. Wa.
Menkowstiego SOL w. II tn
str. z{ozouo. 200
K. Nebozowski Z Montreal
Kansda 200
Ma wdowy ! sieroty W Lat
tim .r, Pa. Tow. C~entrslnyoh
Polek W Chicago ofiarowa,o 1000
R4zem t16 20
W. WIekLinSki.