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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

Planting corn too close in the rows may
be disadvantage should the season be dry.
A Missouri farmer, who makes from 40 to
60 bushels per acre, lays off his rows seven
feet apart. His reasonlfor so doing are that
the plants have more room for feeding, and
and they secure more moisture. The crop
can also be cultivated later in the season.
His plan is worthy of consideration and
those who have not tried it should expert
ment with small plot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

The first system of modern fortifica-
tion-that is, after the invention of az
tillcIy-was that of the bastion or Ital-
ian system, bastion being military
work consisting of two faces and two
HonlS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

If the grape vines have not yet been
trimmed it may be two late in few weeks
more. The cutting back of grapes, rasp
berries and blackberries cannot be deferred.
All OF the cuttings must be burnt in order
to destroy insects and fungi.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

Two crops of cow peas can be grown and
plowed in during the year. Sow the first
crop when corn is planted, and turn the
vines under just when the seed pods are
about to form. The plot may then be
seeded to COW peas again and furnish
another crop to be turned under. Lime
and ashes are excellent for such crops.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

Farmers can never have ideal homes with
out the fruit garden 1t teaches the lessons
of intensified farming, and results in better
tillage, larger crops, better stock and I'M
proved methods in every way.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

Bear (pcking his teeth )--"So do |. But
my son, it will require an N-ray for you
to locate him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

Eear-"Were you looking Tor me?"
Dog-"No, sir: | was looking for my
master. | feel as if he were somewhere
around y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

An apple orchard can be used in several
ways. A successful grower states that on
his orchard he raises apples, poultry, eggs
grass and pork. He allows the hogs to
work in the orchard eating the fallen fruit,
while his poultry house was set in the
centre. In estimating the receipts and ex-
penses he credits the land with all that it
produces, and says that the orchard pays
more than any other portion of the farm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27

Make it point to always have som,-
thing to sell at all seasons of the year, even
if only eggs can be obtained. A lot of
thrifty hens that are well cared for will
pay we'll, and they are worthy the atten-
turned ever to the other members Of the
family.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-27
tlood' $
SarsapariI|a

Is the best, in fact-the One True Blood Purifier.
Prepared only by c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30

sarried into the same room and laid down
on sofas side by side that they might talk
over old times and talk over the future.
So they were carried in, and lying there
5n opposite sofas they talked over their old
contests at the bar, and then they talked
of the future world, upon which they must
soon enter 1t was said to have been a
very affecting and solemn interview be-
tween Mr.. Wallace and Lord Ashburton.
My subject today puts you side by side
with those men In your profession who
have departed this life, some of them
Ekeptical and rebellious, some of them
penitent, childlike and Christian Those
were wandering stars for whom is re-
served the blackness of darkness forever,
while these others went up from the court
room of earth to the throne of eternal do
minion. Through Christ the advocate
these got glorious acquittal. In the other
case 1t was hopeless lawsuit-an I'M
pardoned sinner versus the Lord God AL
mighty. Oh, what disastrous litigation
Behold, he comesl The Judge, the Judge,
the clouds of heaven, the judicial ermine,
the great white throne, the judicial bench,
the archangel's voice that shall wake the
dead, the crier, "Come, ye blessed; de
part ye cursed ~ the acquittal or the con.
domination "And l saw the dead, small
and great, stand before God, and the books
were opened. -
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30
An Ever Blooming Plant.

The new hardy climbing rose now being
introduced under the name of Empress OF
China seems to be a really valuable nov.
city. 1t is readily established and grows
very rapidly; its foliage is dense, graceful
and OF rich green color. The plant Legins
to bloom the first season, and continues to
grow and bloom till after the coming of
frosts, and what is especially commendable
is the fact that it is perfectly hardy. The
prairie roses are excellent climbers and
produce beautiful flowers but their season
is only for short period during midsum
meF.
The climbing hybrid perpetual roses
rarely make satisfactory growth for a
pillar or wall and bloom but sparingly
during autumn. But here we have a
climbing rose that grows almost as freely
as prairie rose, blooms continuously from
spring until late in the autumn, and will
endure the winter with perfect safety and
be ready for service early in the spring,
enlarging from year to year, and yielding
a display of flowers throughout the season
that ELECTS praise and admiration from all
observers.
The Empress of China, like other China
roses, is of medium size, but the petals are
rather broad and of good substance, and
when full blown the form is moderately
full and the fragrance emitted is delicious.
ly sweet. The buds are gracefully pointed
and of a bright carmine rose color. As
they develop, however, they change to the
beautiful rosy white which is so much ad-
mired in the lovely apple bloom. For the
buttonhole the half open bud with a spray
of the foliage is exquisite, and for a mod
est hand bouquet the vigorous clusters Oh
buds and flowers, with their accompany
ing foliage, are all that could be desired.
"Grows like a morning glory and is
hardy as a grapevine, writes one enthusi.
astic florist. His enthusiasm may have
carried his description too far, but this
new climbing rose is evidently one of
more than passing merit, and deserves the
attention of all who wish an ever bloom.
ing, hardy climbing rose.-Woman' s Home
Companion.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30
The Whipping Post.

Prior to our Revolution whipping post
stood in Philadelphia at the southeast cor
ner of Third and Market streets. They
were also to be found in most other Amer.
lean cities at that time. The pillory, which
usually accompanied the whipping of Grim
mails, was regarded as "a species Of public
entertainment The rabble evinced such
pleasure in peitiAg the cGiprits with eggs,
vegetables ANA clJdS that Watson, in his
historical annals OF Philadelphia, declares
tha5 inasn ucn as thesr refreshments were
inflicted only on market days the price of
eggs was then Systematically higher than
common.
Two centuries ago these punishments
were frequency accompanied by the bar
barity of siIvr.ug the nosIrils or clipping
the ears of the worst offenders. Afterward
the sheriff usually held up the excised
fragments Of the ears to the gaze and vocif.
erOuS applause of the multitude. We have
no record indicating that nose or ear split.
ting ever prevailed in America, but in.
stead thereof tic itiless pelting of the of.
tenders with mad or eggs was universal
custom bcqueaJhed to- MS by old England
and practiced until the date of the Revolu.
tiOnary war.
The penalty of whipping was also a sa.
lient feature in the blue laws of New Eng.
land, as many miserable Quakers abun.
dainty discovered whose zeal had improyi-
IDENTIFY led them into these colonies. So
strong was the prejudice against Quaker
ism that it was punished by the CATO
ninetails while the victims were dragged
at the rear of Il cart from township to
township. 1t was also deemed the only
argument that could be used with slaves,
or white Offenders of the lowest class,
which could be hoped to impress them
with proper sense of their trans grcssions.
To simply imprison an indolcnt slave for
a larceny was rather Il reward than pen
atty for his crime and left no conscientious
reproaches upon his torpid nature. Cos
mopolitan.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30
some Queer Requests.

Congressman get curious letters, and
probably the most curious of recent date is
that just received by Mr.. Mccall of Mas
sachusetts from one of his constituents,
asking him to ''send at once one good,
healthy male baby" But congressman are
not the only persons subject to freak in
quirics. The secretary of the Chicago board
of trade received letter awhile ago from
a Kansas man, who wrote, please send
me at once all news and all facts about
Chicago" Another wcsterner wrote to say
that he had forwarded carload of jack
rabbits and added, "Sell them ut once and
forward the money, as l need it right
away Troy Times.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30

forward. There are III that occupation. as
I'm all our occur lions, lien utterly ohnoH-
ious TO God and man. But if l were on
trial for my integrity or my life, and l
wanted even handed justice administered
to me, would rathcr have my case sub
mitted to jury of II lawyers than to a
jury of IL clorgymon The legal profess
sion, believe, has less violence of preju-
dice than is u b. found in the SACRED call
ing
Temptations.
There is, however no man who has
more temptations or graver responsible
ties than the bHrrister, and he who at
teInpts to discharge the duties of his posi-
ton with only earthly resources is max
ing a very great mistake. Witness the
scores of men who have in that profession
made eternal shipwrgck. Witness the men
who, with the law of the land under
their arm, have violated every statute OF
the eternal Cod Witness the men who
have argued placidly before earthly tribu.
nails, who shall shiver in dismay before
the Judge of quick and dead Witness
Lord Thurluw, announcing his loyalty to
earthly government in the sentence, IF !
forget my earthly sovereign, may God for
get me, and yet STOPPING TO unaCCount-
able meannesses. Witness Lord Coke, the
learned and the reckless Witness Sir
George Mckenzie, the eXecrated of all
Scotch Covenanters, so flat until this day,
in Gray Friars' churchyard, Edinburgh,
the children whistle through the bars of
the tomb crying.
Bloody Mackenzie come out if you daur.
Lift the sneck and draw the bar
No other profession more needs the
grace of God to deliver them in their temp
tations, to comfort them in their trials, to
sustain them in the discharge of their
duty. While l would have you bring the
merchant to Christ and while l would
have you bring the farmer to Christ, and
while l would have you bring the mechan-
ic to Christ, address you now in the
words of Paul to Titus, Bring Zenas thu
lawyer" BY so much as his duties are
delicate and great, by so much does he
need Christian stimulus and safeguard
We all become clients. l do not suppose
there is a nan so years of age who has
been in active life who has not been
afflicted with lawsuit. Your name is
assaulted, and you must have legal protec-
ton. Your boundary line is invaded, and
the courts must re-establish it. Your
patent is infringed upon, and you must
make the offending manufacturer pay the
penalty. Your treasures are taken, and
the thief must be apprehended. You want
to make your WILL and you do not want
to follow the example of those who, fol
the sake of saving 500 from an attorney,
imperil $3.50, 900, and keep the generation
following for 20 years quarreling about
the estate, until it is all exhausted. You
are struck at by an assassin, and you must
invoke for him the penitentiary. All
classes of persons in course of time become
clients and therefore they are all interest.
ed in the i orality and the Christian in
tegrity of the legal profession. Bring
Zenas the lawyer"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30
Small Farms In scotland.

According to the government returns,
there are in Scotland 9,237 agricultural
holdings of one acre and under, 20. 100 of
from ! to 3 acres, 33, 92l of from TO 90
acres, 20, 56S OF above 30 acres and 10 Of
more than 1000 acres.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30
The. Great Future.

Another powerful temptation of the le-
gal profession is to allow the absorbing
duties of the profession to shut out
thoughts of the great future. You know
very well that you who have so often tried
Others will after awhile be put on trial
yourselves. Death will serve on you a
writ of ejectment, and you will be put off
these earthly premises. On that day all
the affairs of your life will be presented in
chill of particulars. 1" No certiorari from
higher court, for this is the highest
court. The day when Lord Exeter was
tried for high treason; the day when the
house of commons moved for the impeach-
mont of Lord L0vat; the days when
Charles | and Queen Caroline were put
upon trial; the day when Robert Emmett
was arraigned as an insurgent; the day
when Blennerhasset was brought into the
courtroom because he had tried to over
throw the United States government, and
nll the other great trials of the world are
nothing compared with the great trial in
which you and shall appear, summoned
before the Judge of quick and dead.
There will be no pleading there "the
statute of limitations" no turning states
evidence" trying to get off ourselves
while Others suffer, no knowing for non
suit The case will come ON inexorably,
and we shall be tried. You, my brother,
who have so often been advocate for 9th :
ers, will then need an advocate for your
self. Have you selected him, the Lord
Chancellor of the UniyerseY If any man
sin, we have an advocate--Jesus Christ
the righteous. 1t is uncertain when your
M a will l,n nn1lnH IN ID Al
Lord Ashburton and Mr.. Wallace were
leading barristers In their day They died
about the same time. A few months be-
fore their decease they happened to be in
the same hotel in IA village, the one coun-
sci going to Deyonshire, the other going
to London. They had both been seized
upon by disease which they knew would
be fatal, and they requested that they be
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30

burned my finger very badly. The pain
was intense. DR.. Thomas Electric Oil brought
relief in three minutes 1t was almost magi-
cal. never saw anything like IT," Amelia
Swords, Saundersville, o.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-It is terrible acct
dent to be burned or scaded; but the pain
and agony and the frightful disfgurements
can be quickly overcome without leaving a
scar by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
g. B. Foss, Geo. B. Allen, II. j. Dwinell,
Shattuck & Son, j. j Vearen, DR.. Hubbel.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-06-30

Sick headache can be quickly and complete
ly overcome by using those little pills known
as "DeWitt's Little Early Risers." G. b.
Foss, Geo. b. Allen, H. j. Dwinel, Shattuck
x Son. ]. ]. Vearen, DR. HubbeIl
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
WIADOMOsCI ROBOTNICZE.

GornicY W kopalniach z}ota "
Alasce dostaja SIS dziennie.
Miasto Des Moines bedzie posia
daao wlasny plant elektryczny.
Olownicy W Peoria, III. zastrajko.
wall skr6cenie dnia roboczego.
w miasteczku Wakefield, Mass.
zalozyli obywatele stor grocery ma
planie kooperacyjnym.
Unie robotnicze W Wheeling w.
Va. beda obserwowa6 dzied 81 sier.
pnia jako Dzieh Piracy.
Unia murarzy W New Y orku u
chwalita, aby oz}onkowie jej tylko
unijne golarnie popierali.
Rok temu pewna frma elewator6w
W Quincy, Ill. odprawi}a cd piracy
maszynist6w, poniewaz wstspili do
uni. DIVA tygodnie wszyscy robot
nicy, pracujacy W tel fabryce zastraj-
kowali podwyzssenie p}aoy wy
grail tyle, re fabryka zatrudnia tylko
unijnych robotnik6w ip1aci unijne
oeny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
Vol. XI.-JuNE 5 1897

Ma konwencyi stowarzyszeh dru-
karskich w OHIO uchwalono, ably
ezas praktyki uczniow wyne sil szes6
lat, zsmisst czterech jak dotychozss.
Chicsgoski major Harrison pod
p'sai rozporzadseni-, sby wszelkie
druki miejskie wykony~ane byly
Przez unijnych drukar1y, ably ma
wszelkich tych drukach zsmieszcza-
no znaczek unijny.
Mahon, prezydent Stowarzyszenia
robotnik6w tramwajowych ogsasza,
ze W przecisgu dw6ch lat got6wka
kasie stowarzyszen,a dojdsie do
S3oo,oO0. Gly stowsrzysrenie be-
dis posiadalo $4,000 zamierza 0.
tworzy6 wiasny bank robotnic.y.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
EChA I POLSK|.
TABOR AUSTRYACkI.

Cieszyn.-Wkr6toe uksza6 sic tu
ma polskie pismo socyalistyczne. Rs
dagowat je bedzie p. Tadeusz Roger,
kt6ry bawia do niedawna W Krako
vie.
Ks. Stoja}owski otrzyma} cd mi
nistra sprawiedliwosci list zelazny,
ma podstswie ktorego moze przeby.
wac ma .wolnej stopie W Cieszynie
lub we Wiedniu az do ukohczenia
prooes6w karnych przeciwko niemu
wytoczonyoh przsz G. k. Prokurato
rye Pahstwa we Wadowicaoh.
Soieg W maju.-D. II maja spad&
W Cieszynie ma slasku i " innych
prowincyaoh austry ,kich wielki
snieg, kt6ry lezaa przez try dni.
Snieg ten wysoki Is en-. wyrzadzi2
ogro'nne szkody; po2amal mn6stwo
drew, a zimna zaszkodzi}y zpewno-
scia ME MAKO kwitnacym drzewom
owocowym.
Procesy wyborcze przesuwaJa sic,
obecnie jedne "a drugimi. Wszedzie
to same fizyonomie i zajscia: chlop
lub robotnik chcacy korzystat re
swego prawa wyborczego; zandarm
lub polioyant, strzegacy "porza 1ku
publioznego." Dxie te grupy czyn
nik6w z}ozyay sic ma awantury i eks
cesa wyboroze, kt6re przyuiosiy Ga
licyi s trup6w, kilkudziesieciu ran.
nych i kilkuset are esztowanych :. Te.
raz zasiedli sedziowie gslicyjscy, by
sadzio zywych umar}ych j wyausz
czy6 z ca}sgo splotu gwait6w, roz
ruch6w, zaskrzep}ej krwi, kul kara
binowycb, lez jek6w pozostasych
prey zyciu-zbrodn;e kare. spra
wiedliwosci stanie sic zadosc, o tenn
jestesmy az nadto przekonani. M amy
nswet odwage twierdzi6, ze sedzio-
vie beda nietylko surowymi nieu
b}aganymi, jak nakazuje kodeks
karny-leoz takze obywatelami, u
miejaoymi odczu6 po2ozenie ch}opa,
dopominajacego sic swego prawa,
psyohologami, umiejacymi odczut
spos6b myslenia zachowanie sic ma
szego ch}opa. Co prawda, do tego
ME obowia azuje kodeks austryaoki.
Ale to jest faktem, ze czasy kiedy
kara byaa zemsta, juz minely... 70
baczymy, czy sedziowie gal cyjscy
sprostaja swemu zadaniu. Ma razie
many do zanotowania wniosek ma
gly pos}a Jarosiewicza, by wszystkie
procesa wyborcze odebrano sadom
galicyjskim oddauo innym poza
granicami Galicyi. "a kilka dni sic
Przekonamy, lie wnic SEX ten jest
uzasadniony.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
OfiaruOSC dZiec1.

w ubieg}ym roku redakcya "Ma
lego swiatka" we Lwowie, kt6ra ME
zaniedbuje nigdy popierac spraw
obchodzacych og6} polski, powzie}.
mysl szczesliwa przyjmowania oc
dzieci pieniedzy, ktore otrzymuja
ma zabawki lub }akctki, po 2 Gently
tygodn' 'owo przeznaozy}a fandusz
" ten spos6b uzyskany, ma budowe
szko}y polskiej " Bia2ej. z drob
nych tych wk}adek dzieci polskich "
ciagu roku 1895 zebrs}a redakcys
powazna kwote z}r. 75Sot. 27. Me
lekoevazac tego materyalnego rezul
tatu, baraziej jeszcze ooenic nalezy
wp}yw moralnej takiej dziasalnosci
ma umys}y Mode, &tore zawczasu
przywykaja do wyrzekania sic przy.
jemnosci dla zadoscuozynienia obo
wiazkom wzgledem spo}eczehstwa
ojczyzuy wyrosna niechybnie "
przysz}osci nietylko ma ozlonk6w
Towarzystwa "S'koly ludowej'', ale
i ma obywateli ofiarnyoh, goraco cd.
danych ojozy stej sprawie. Obyz
wszystkie dzieci polskie poszly "a
dobrym tym przyk}adem sk}a Iasy
z drobnych swoich oszczednosoi
fuudusz, kt6ry dopomoze braciom
naszym ma kresach uczyd sic ojczys
tego jezyka W polskiej szkole! Re.
dakcya "Ma}ego swiatka' I'VE 1.-Two.
vie, plac Marjacki, /. 10y pragnac
i'm usatwic wypeinienie dobryoh
checi, donosi, ze 2-centowe wk}adki
tygodniowe przyjmowac bedzie ma
dal cd wszystkich dzieci, bez wzgle
du ma to, czy So, lub ME prenumera-
torami jej czasopisma, imiona ich
og'osi W ."Ma}ym swiatku." Kwote
752 z}r. q ct. z}ozy}a redakcya ma
rece wydzia}u lwowskiego Ko4a pan
Tow. SIX Ky ludowej, wydzias, do
znajac ustawicznie cd redakcyi "Ma
lego swiatka'' goriwej pomooy W
swej piracy, wyraza wdzieoznost, W
imieniu tych miljon6w ludu polskie.
go, kt6rym dotad szk6& brakuje.
Gdyby spo}eozehstwo nasze ryohlej
sic krepujacych je vie.
z6w zabojetnienia ociezalosci, Tow.
'Szko&y ludowej", kt6rego jedynem,
= tax szczytnem zadaniem jest dopo-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05
TABOR NIEMIECKI.

Siemowo pod Gostyniem. w miej.
see niedawno zmar}ego X. kanonika
Dydyhskiego W K}eoku zamianowa]
Najprzew. x. Aroypasterz kanoni.
klein honorowym x. dziekana x.
Krygiera.
Jeleniag6ra ma slasku. Jako no.
wos6 donosza, 20 obok gmsohu gim-
nazyalnego urzadzono osobny budy
mex, " kt6rym tax nauczyoiele, jak
uczniowie, Pozostawiaja welooypedy,
ma kt6rych przybyli do zakaadu ma
godziny nauki.
w Stree lnie wybudowa} p Szuda
wielka fabryke oegie}, saczk6w rur
glinianycb, wedle najno Hszej kon'
strukcyi z suszarnia, kt6ra surowy
materya} W 36 godzin przygotuje do
pieca. Podobno tylko try fabryki z
takiem urzadzeniem istnieja W pati-
stwie niemieckiem.
Srem. Tutejszy ksiegarz p. K. Ga.
siorowski-popad} " konkurs. Glow
nym powodem, jak chodza wieSoi,
mia}o by6 bankructwo kupoa papieru
en- gros Friedlaendera W Poznaniu,
kt6ry wiele weksli nafa}szowa}, po-
tenn sic powiesi} we. wsgonie pa
dworou we Wronkach.
Gorzykowo, majatek dr.. Edw. Hu.
lewicza, W powiecie witkowskim, ku-
pi}a ma subhascie komisya koloniza.
cyjna pruska. Majatek ten ma 48O,-
81 hektar6w obszaru, plenipotent
komisyi lioytowa} do sunny 544 ty.
siecy marek. Pan Hulewicz z Ko.
soiana licytowa} do 543 tvs. NIX.
Morga wypada po 240 NIX, bo tez
ziemia wyborowa.
Brodnica. w Dlugimmosoie, gdz;s
to swego czasu k2usownik zastrzelh
barona Goltza, znsl sziono obecnego
w}asoiciela pana Zdziemborskiego
" leslie roztrzaskana czaszka. Pan
2. ozeni} sic wdowa po zamordo.
wangm Goltzu, q ze iona dnia 2 ma.
ia nieszozesliwym wypadkiem z}a-
ma2a reke, zawi6z2 Ja do Brodnicy,
gdzie sic znajduje pod opieka leka-
rxa. Gdy wraoal do domu, konie
sic sploszy}y, ap. z. tax nies.czesli-
vie wypadl, 70 rozb,l sobie glove o
drzewo i ma miejsou duoha wyzionsa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-06-05

Krewnym i znajomym donosze
to smutna wiadomosc, IL moja u
kochana iona, Agnieszka Grzecho.
wiak, zakohczy}a sw6j zywot do
czesny, dnia 19 maja, 1897 r. W
Radomiu ILL.,, przezywszy lat AZ,
i pozostawiajac sierotami trzech
syn6w cztery c6rki. W smutku
pograzony maz, Walenty Grzecho'
wiak. Radon, Ill. % maja 1897 r.