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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-29

~ JhShA 20 SLduOUu1 AhoA -
szyi, przybywszy do szkoly'
Sprawa tego wielkiego prze.
winienia dosta}a sig cd nauczy-
ciela do prokuratoryi, a Sad
karny skazal obza3owanego ma
kare nwegen groben Unfungs".
Oskarzony zalozyl apelacye.
Nadprokurator wni6sl, ably
wniosek o rewizye wyroku,
podany przez Wolty6skiego
odrzucono, co sic tez stalo q
powodu jakichs nieformalnosci
W lynne wniosku. Senat ka.
mergerychtu przyznal racye
nadprokuratorowi z powodu
owego bledu formalnego i re-
wizye WoItyniaka odrzucil.
,,Posener ztg." kt6ra to sprawe
omawia glosi, ze szkoda il
kamergerycht oparf sic takae
ma owym bledzie formalnym
TAXI wyda} wyrok, ana VIOLA.
}aby, ably kamergerycht byi
samodzielnie rozstrzygna} W
sprawie, re to bywa W dzisiei-
szych czasach uwazanem "a
,grober Unfung", jesli ucze6
W czerwono biaiym szlipsie
przybedzie ma nauke.
WarszaaU0. - W1adze war.
szawskie zatwierdzi}y jak via
domo ostatecznie pozwolenie
ma wzniesienie pomnika Ada
ina Mickiewicza W Warszawie
wed}ug projektu Cypryana
Godebskiego. Posag, ma bar
dzo wysokim piedestale grani'
towym sk}adac sic bedzie tyl'
ko z bronzowej fgury wieszcza,
bez zadnych fgur bocznych
postaci alegorycznych. Wy
sokosc pomnika pietnascie
metr6w. Bsdzie to najwyaszy
pomnik W Warszawie.
Zatwierdzono .rowniez osta.
tecznie postanowienie, Re po.
mink stanie W miejscu, wybra.
nem przez komitet i Godeb-
skiego, ma Krakowskiem
Przedmiesciu, naprzeciw wy
lotu ulicy Trebackiej, m
skwerze sKonstantynowskim.
" tym celu, kosztem fundu.
szu komitetu, zostanie tego
miejsca przeniesiony gdziein.
dziej ogromny wodostrysk.
Zarazem komitet czyni stara.
MIA, zeby dom, W kt6rym mie'
Sci sic Cd lat dawnych drugo-
rzedny zajazd "Dziekanka"
stara rudera przy kosciele Po'
karmeleckim - kt6ry miaiby
stanowic w}asciwe Ito pomnika,
zniwelowac ma wiosne przy-
sziego roku wynalesc pred
siebiorc6w, kt6rzyby natomiast
wzniesli okazasy gmach, od-
powiedni posagowi i otoczeniu,
W kt6rym miescilby sic wielki
hotel, lub jaka znaczna insty-
tucya publiczna. Jest nadzie.
ia, ae sic to powiedzie. Sprawy
napisu ma pomniku jeszcze ME
za}atwiono. Jest tylko pew.
nose, re napis bedzie brzmiaf
albo ,,Adamowi Mickiewicsowi
- nar6d", albo nAdamowi
Mickiewiczowi - rodacy""
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-29
PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.
The Panhandle Route.


z Chicago
Do Nowego Yorku pierwsza klasa $500
Do Nowego Yorku druga klasq Sl6.OO
No. 2O-The Keystone Express,
Wychodzi z Chicago III rano codzieh
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku "a
po poiudniu codziennie.
No. 10-The New York Express,
Wychodzi Chicago 8 wiecz. codzieh,
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku 16s
WCJE ~ sggl rano codziennie
Pc blizsze szczeg6iy zgiosic sic osobiscis
do agent6w pod nrm. 24s S. Clark str,
lub listownie do H. r. DERrNe, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, 24s S. Clark
Str, Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-29
Wdzieczna EulalIa.

- Czemu panna, Eulalis ME dals
znao policyi o w1amaniu sic do niej
rabusia?
z wdziecznosci. ztodziej skrads
iei bowiem netryke urodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-29
Patryoci
z Phila d elphii.

tnich kilku lat Polonii we
Philadelphii, kt6ra to Polonia,
ma}puisc dzialalnose innych
osad polskich W Ameryce, ba-
villa sic W patryotyzm, jak
llzieci bawis sic W zo&nierzy.
Maisc do dyspozycyi tygodnik
1nany powszechnie idyoty-
zmu, chciano tam zak1adat
polskie hale, organizowano
,karby polskie po6czoszkowe,
,ekrutoWano zakonnik6w, kt6-
cych zadaniem mia}a bye we.
ir6wka po Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, W celu kolektowania
po cencie cd kazdego Polaka,
a1eby utworzyc fundusz ma
sformowanie korpusu armii,
kt6raby przez Alaske wtar.
gne}a do Syberyi, a ztamtad
,,prosts drogs" ma Petersburg
Moskws ruszyla ma zdobycie
Warszawy.
Ztych wszystkich sknych
proiekt6w ME bylo nigdy mic,
pr6cz naciagniecia kilkudzie.
sieciu naiwnych ma kilkadzie-
STAT dolarow, kt6re lonely
zawsze gdzies, W kieszeniach
philadelphiiskich patryotow.
Takiemu to spo}ecze6stwu
przypadlo W udziale bye
swiadkiem ostatniego sejmu
Zwiazku Narodowego, a po-
niewaa we Philsdelphii jest
siedziba zalozycieli tel organi.
zacyi, pan6w Andrzejkowicza
Lipi6skiego, postanowiono
tedy dzie1 otwarcia sejmu wy
nie5c do wysokosci, co mai
mniei, Dnia polskiego W Chi.
cago, podczas wystawy Po-
wszechnej.
Sprzyjaly tym razem phila'
delphijskim patryotom okoll-
,znosci. w dniu otwarcia
seimu mialo sic odbyG wrecze.
ME p.zez Polki Zwiazkowi
Mar. wielkiej choragwi, a
Gmina Polska postara}a sic o
pozwolenie zawieszenia W In
dependence Hall obrazow
Kosciuszki i Pulaskiego. Przy-
bycie ma taxa uroczystosc
r6znych towarzystw polskich
re sssiednich osad ma Wscho-
die, ME przedstawialo zadnej
trudnosci.
Vice sadzono powszechnie,
ze Dzie6 polski wypadnie
swietnie, a tuzinkowy patryo-
tyzm philadelphijskich krzy-
kaczy okryje sic slaWs.
Zrobiono wszakze rachunek
bez gospodarzy. Do uswie.
tnianis nrOczvstoSci patryot0W
ME chcieli, gdyz ME mogli,
przyczyniG sig ksieza polscy.
Zwiszek Narodowy uznany
zostal przed rokiem, ma polsko
katolickim kongresie W Buffa-
10, organizacye ameryka6sks.
Polski kler we Philadelphii
ale odprawil ma intencye sejmu
zwiszkowego nabozehstwa, ME
poswisci} protektorom warcho.
low niezaleznych ich sztanda.
ru, ME bra} udzia}u W pocho-
die Gminy Polskiei niepo.
swieconymi obrazami do Inde-
pendence Hall.
Rzecz prosta, ze "a przy-
k}adem philadelphijskich, pol
skich ksiezy, posze4 tamtejszy
polski lud katolicki, co tam
teiszych patryot6w doprowa-
iailo do wscieklosci, zamiast
do - refleksyi. Trzej ksieaa,
kt6rym najzagorzalsi zwiszko-
wcy oddawali przedtem spra-
wiedliwosG, ze z r6wna gorli-
woScia pracujs na niwie naro.
loWej, jak i koscielnej, stall
,ie ma zawolanie celem prze-
:ladowania hersztow handy
1iezaleznej, kt6ra ME przebiers
" srodkach, azeby pok}6cic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-29
Zatarg Turcyi z Persye.

TEHERAN, % Wrzesnia. -
Ze sledztwa przeprowadzone'
60 W sprawie zamieszek ma
granicy turecko perskiej Okla
zuje sic, re tureccy Kurdowie
wpadli na terytoryum perskie,
zrabowali i spalili dziewiec
wsi wymordowali 800 os6b
bez wzgledu ma wick, plec i
wyznanie. Poniewaz uczynili
to wiedzs tureckich wladz
wojennych, Rad perski zazsda
cd sultana satysfakcyi. 81
lie warta gfOwa poWstanca!
GUATEMALA, % Wrzesn. =
W San Marcos j innych sasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-29
Nowiny Z PolSki.

ktorej sic urodzi} Dabrowski,
poczem nastapi}o odsloniecie
tablicy pamiatkowej, wmuro.
wanej W kosciele boche1skim
staraniem ,,Soko1a" boche1-
skiego. Tablica wykonaua jest
z bia1ego kamiepia obramiajs'
cego p}yts marmurowa z napi'
sem:
Jenerd{OoOi
Janowi Henr. DqJroa0shiemam
Ur0dz0nenw ~ Pier2cho,Ocu
pod BochniQ
W. SetnQ r0czmice ut'0orseniG
polskicA Iegion6e0
S0kG{ b0chenski.
Oc2yzne, s0o1no$G race nam
wr6ciG, Panic.
Bogata ornamentacya kamie.
MIA, wykonana W stylu p6ane-
60 reuesansu, otacza portret
Dabrowskiego malowany ma
blasze miedzianej, pedzla arty-
sty malaria Ludwika Stasiaka;
po bokach herby Polski j Lii
twy, oraz tarcze herbowe z da.
tami l797-1o97. Doh tablicy
zamkniety jest p}yts SLIME or.
namentowana wykutym W
kamieniu, znanym 2 zamku
wawelskiego napisem: 81 Deus
a0biScoen', 4ms contra nos?
Day Bog Z nami, kt6z przeci-
wko nam? Tablice wyrzezbi}
prawie bezinteresownie, a z
wielka starannoscis / prawdzi.
wynn artyzmem, czlcnek so.
ko1a" boche6skiego p. Woj-
CZECH Samek, rzezblarz W Bo.
chni, wedlug olejno wykona-
nego projektu artysty Ludwika
Stasiaka.
Gdy Lw6w i Krakow milcza,
gdy setna rocznica legion6w
polskich mine}aby cicho, to z
uznaniem podniesc naleay pra-
ce obywateli powiatu boche6.
skiego, pamietajacych o rocz.
nicy legion6w polskich, tych
s}awnych bohater6w i meznych
obrohc6w Ojczyzny.
Ples9e.O. -. L Pleszewa do.
nosza do ,Posener Ztg." o
przerazajqcej zbrodni. Dziewka
sluzebna W Brunowie pod Pie.
szewem domiesza}a trucizny do
jad}a przeznaczonego dla pa
robk6w dominialnych. Zacho.
rowaio natychmiast u osob -
ia szczescie wezwano bez zw}o-
Xxi lekarza - l osob juz wy.
zdrowia}o, ale jedna jest kona.
jaca. Niegodziwej dziewczynie,
kt6ra chcia}a sic zemscie, do.
pom6g} W zbrodni jej narze-
czony, ktory juz raz by} W
domu karnym. Ma miejsce
wypadku udali sic prokurator
Hoeber Ostrowa i dwaj inni
urzednicy, dziewczyne i narze.
czonego aresztowano. W pre-
ciwiehstwie do tego referatu,
pisze ,Tageblatt," ze ludzie
dominialni zachorowali wsku.
tex spozycia miesa cielecia,
kt6re pablo dzie1 poprzednio.
Niebawem rzecz sic wyjasni.
lmowroc}aaO. - Ma zlocie
,,Soko}6w" by}o przeszlo 100
obecnych, miejscowych przy.
by}ych z miast W okregu. Po.
chodu przez ulice zakaza1a po-
licya, tax samo ME pozwoli2a
wystapic W ubraniach szarych
sokolskich, a do tego jeszcze
zabronila wszelkich przemow.
To tez najwymowniejsza prze-
mowa prezesa bylo odczytanie
owych zakazow policyjnych i
s1owa: witamy was serdecznie!
Zreszta zlot odbyl sic wzorowo,,
a 2 wszelkiem beSpiecze1stwem
- bo wobec strozow opieku1-
czych! &s5"zs Awaga
e BERLIN. - senat karny ka.
mergerychtu berli6skiego roz-
natrvwaI snrawe halo czerwo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12

Pennington couple. agea y an day'
werA riding on the street. s'e
behind nag Of "a summers.
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Augusta Republican Delegates.

There were quite a number of toe
Republican Augusta delegation to go t.
Waterville, yesterday afternoon and
evening, to attend the convention to b.
held today. The balance to go, viii
leave on the $40 train, this morning.
OF the delegation the following went
yesterday: Hon. P. .. yickery, Hon
w. S. Choate, Hon. John w. Chase
Hon. w. II. Williams, Charles "
Jones, Esq, and Hon. l.. d. Carver
There also went Hon. Byron Boyd, w
r. S. Whitman; Hon. y. l. Brown, d
delegate to the convention from Bel
fast; and Hon. sewall Pettingill OF
Wayne, who presided at the caucus
held there. Monday evening,
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A number of Augusta people at
tended the fire down the river yester-
day, in Rich's ice houses. Some went
by train, others by Electrics; some by
team, while others pushed their way
down in the face Of the stiff south
wind that blew. None had quite such a
good time as a number who. left on
train 102, in charge of Conductor San
born at $50. 1t was quite a gathering.
But. when HalloWell was reached, it
was a gathering no longer. The train
stopped and it was announced that it
would be indefinitely delayed on ac-
count of the fire. 1t was a question of
walk or some other way. There are
always goodly number on occasions
like this who do so enjoy walk of a
pleasant afternoon. They are opti-
mists. Even the attendant haste Of
getting at a fire on time to see some
thing but smoke is forgotten on these
occasions. In such a spirit as this, did
many leave the train at Hallowell for
a pleasant walk of two miles or so
down the track. But, there We're
others Through the fertile mind OF
one of the latter, it flashed that the
Electrics were just about good enough
for him. And they waited, ready for
the first car to come along, sending
such encouraging remarks to their de-
nartinr coinrades-we will mention no
Manassas are wont to be heard under
similar circumstances. After some .
minutes or more of this waiting, train
1912 had orders to proceed. The vase
men who had waited, got aboard, rode
the distance with all the comforts
which the Maine Central affords, aad
arrived at the fire just in time to ex-
tend a hearty welcome to the pedes-
trians- wind blown, smoked-up pedes-
trians-who had SO enjoyed their after
noon walk!
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ROBBED WHILE DRUNK.
River Driver Relieved o. Sum Of Money al
North Arson.

North Arson, May A1.-(SpeciaD.-It
has just leaked out that a robbery oc-
CURED here, Sunday afternoon. \
young man had just come down OIL
Emery & Collins drive that it tied up
at West New Portland, and engaged a
room at the hotel, Sunday, he went in
to a place where a barrel of beer was
opened and he was invited to help him
self. The man did so with the Jesuit
that he was soon intoXicateC.. While
in the store in that condition, he was
relieved of $3.50. When he sobered up,
he felt repentant. and told friend of
his plight. The matter has just got out
and is considerably discussed. a strong
feeling against the men who are deal
ing out liquor, especially on sundays.
is expressed. but whether any steps
against them will be taken or not, has
not been determined.
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consumptio"
can be Cured
DIR sCHENCKs PULMoNJC SYRUP
cured thousands
Send for his boof Its free.
DE- J. II. sCHENCH 4 6Os, Philadelphia.
Mr.. sI0cxMAn OBJECTS.
Says That Third District Populists Should MOI
Fuse With Democrats.

Lewiston, May Ill NJ. Stockman OF
Auburn, chairman of the State Populist
committee. ard other prominent Popu-
lists in this section are cnphatically
opposed to the reported plan of Popu-
Nstic and Democratic fusion in the APP
preaching congressional campaign in
the thlrd district. Mr.. Stocbman in an
interview, today, says
IF this proposed fusion deal is car
Iied out in the Third district it will
simply wipe the Populists off the map
in that section. We are already badly
demoralized by Senator Buffers DEAL
Of last fall and now just as the National
party is taking steps to completely cur
loose from Democracy it is proposed to
commence it down here in Maine.
1T is enough to make a decent man
blush. There is no hope of our electing
a man in that district anyway, so moth
ing but disgrace will result from such
deal ! suppose that DR.. Lancaster
had more sense than to be used as a
tool in this way by Democratic politi-
clans. Every vote that he gets win be
credited to the Democratic party.
The Populists will not even be men
toned in the press dispatch But the
figures will be nothing for even the
Democrats to boast about. Self-re-
speeding Populists win all stay at home
on election day. Lancaster viii not get
enough votes in the whole district to be
courted as scattering. He is playing
with fire and he viii get snged before
he gets through. =
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A CELEBRATION BANQUET
Will Be Part Of the Centennial Exercises :
Pupils will Sing.

A banquet for the evening Of June {
is now on the programme, and it has
been decided to have an elaborate af-
fair in City hall. Citizens who wish to
attend Will he enabled to procure tick
cts, probably at 81 apiece The gallery
win be reserved for ladies.
There will be a number of speakers
for the evening, who will make brief
remarks. There will also be orchestral
music.
Another feature will be the singing of
pupils at the literary cbservances. Ar
engagements have been made for them
to give patriotic selections during the
exercises.
The committee on the day is actively
engaged in making arrangements, and
the full programme is soon expected.
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STEAMER COMET CAPSlZES.
Srads!reefs Crew In Genuine Shipwreck OF
Moosehead Lake.

Bangor. May IA special to the
Commercial from Greenville says:
Steamer Comet owned by the Cobul n
Steamboat Company. commanded 10y
Capt. A. c. Robinson. ran on SUD-
merged pier off kineo at 11.3o O'Clock
last night, and capsizeG.
There were 20 men of the Bradstreets
crew aboard. accompanied by f. 7.
Braastreet of Gardiner. The party chung
to the hull of the steamer and were
taken off by rescue expedition from
Kineo.
The Comet lies with the bulge of the
hun above water directly on the pier
and will be raised it Is thought, with
out great damage.
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CONY WILL PLAY, today.
Game With Freeport High School at 100, at
The Park

The Cony High school nine will play
the Freeport High school, this after
noon at 130 at the Driving park. The
game was arranged to be played, next
Saturday, but, on the visitors being UNI
able to play on that day, Wednesday
was found convenient for both
The Cony High team has won two
credtaple victories this season, having
beaten all it has played. The players
have done hard practieing, and feel
confident Of coming out ahead, this
afternoon.
The team Will play as usual The pu-
pills will be out in force to cheer.
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PLAYERS PRACTICE.
Augusta Team Getting Into Condition Pitch.
ers Show Up Well.

The Augusta players are putting in
Some sharp practice on the park
grounds. and they We're stepping about
with quick gait there yesterday
afternoon. in the bright sunshine.
The pitchers are all doing well. Mana
ger Long says. They have remark
ably good arms" he says, and I
think l have some good men there.
And if there or anywhere else there
appear to be any weak spots, you can
rest assured they will be strengthened"
OF the three new men who appeared
yesterday, Catcher Joe Downie comes
from Hoosac Falls, N. Y. He is 21
years of age and weighs LAP pounds. In
1895 he was with the Schenectady team
in the New York State League, and in
50 played on number of amateur
teams. He hits the ball we'll
Edward Hanscom of Nashua, n. H.,
is an outfielder. He is "A years old
and weighs 155 pounds. He was with
the Nashua, n. H., team in '95, and in
1896 played in left field for the Rock
land nine in the Knox County League
John Kerwin, one of the pitchers. is
good sized man weighing 165 pounds
and is % years old. He is swift and
has fine curves, and promises we'll.
The practice brought out some good
work. The catehers We're all spry, and
realize they have got to play lively.
They are showing up very we'll. Handi-
Doe at second; Fogarty in center field:
and Hanscom in left field, all did first
class at the practice. Klemm on first
shows ability but is in need of practice
The game with the GARDENERS will
bring the players together for the first
time and great will be the interest to
see what kind of showing they win
make. Those who have seen them work
are of the opinion that there are some
first class men among the lot, and Au-
gusta stock. just at present, is what
you can call high, without stretching
it one particle.
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noon walk

novel case was heard in the SUI
marion court at Portland, Monday, be-
fore Judge Bonney. Some ihoi.hS aso
a tramp was injured While Walking Oh
the Grand Trunk track between ioi'-
land and Falmouth. a loose poard on
a freight car struck him ana broke ms
arm. He sued the Grand Trunk to re-
cover for the injury and lost the case
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WILL START ON FULL TIME.
Three Hundred Employees at Saco Once Moie
to Have Work.

Biddeford, May 1.-THE Saco Water
Power Machine shop. employing about
300 hands which has been practically
shut down for the last two months, will
resume operations with full crew, a
large order for cotton machinery hav-
ing been received from Southern
mi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12

The Kennebec Steam Carpet eieaiie'
is making a fine success TINS seaso'''
Not many people now feel ike haViis
their carpets cleaned with tfie W
ROVER process. Can not whip the ms
lout of the buffalo bug. II wants $780,
hot steam to affect his hide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. i
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
box. For sale by Chas. x. Partridge.
aug12 eod& ". folrm.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12

Say mo and stick to IT. t, Wnen so aood''
ass the article you asked for Please n Or
tfy this office if any storekeep ",,hst III
clerks in town try to palm OIL suDs.i7
tute on YOU.
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Died
pENoRSc

Newport-May :. MIS-. Chas. A. Lang.
aged 81 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12
BURGLARS FRIGHTENED AWAY.
Hole Drilled in Mousam River Railroad Co !
Sale. But Nothing Taken.

Sanford May 1.-THE office of the
Mousam River Railroad at Sanford
was entered by burglars, Monday night.
A hole was drilled in the safe, but the
thieves were evidently frightened away
as no further damage was done. A
revolver and a box of cartridges only
were missing. The burglars entered
and left the place by a window.
| George D. Knight was arrested at
Portland, Monday, OH a charge oil
malicious mischief of rather an out OF
the way kind He took horse, Satur-
day night, owned by Mr.. Hannafard
and after driving it around left il, and
Monday, took another owned by Mr.
WilmCt Deputy Hartnett said aftel
the arrest that knight had severa
times before given the police trouble II
the same way. He never drives 8
team very far, and was never known tc
attempt to dispose of borrowed team
He likes to take ride, and when IL
liquor will take the first team he car
find, said the deputy.
An honest storekeeper will not try To
convince buyers that he knows what they
hiatt nr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-05-12

An honest storekeeper will not try TO
convince buyers that he knows what they
need better than they do.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-29

ksorIkA uDAlosrI
BoysoisII tosiu

' IIogansvllie. Ca, kdel. iak
minute isme oxnamiIi. sfatodny
6iok ns tamniho tofnokaktbo
posimisifa utiudn byl. boyLosaii
nyni obtsnt iamni posiu = ami ic.
dinka x&syIka neni ) ttle yyxve
dovAns neb tam \ xksyite Joda.
yana. NcivyAsi poAtmistf foxhod
nnl totil. 1e pfAvo sefnoeha h xa.
siavani dfadu uxnano byii musi a
xaka<al plijimsnf xasYIck postov.
nich na vlaeich, mislem tim lsdon.
cfch . ieIikol obSansivo tamni "a.
Sc hlasu 81 postaviIo. ~ : tefnot.
sk}m panem postmistrcm ni6cho
co emit niti nebude. Jest mtstes +.
ko ono nyni dpint bed yeskertho
poktovnIho apoicni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-09-29

" Alton, lll vkpamenula Vi
fsda tkoinf is ty aa dile ditky
tsfnnsskf msfi dltksmi htloAskf
mis- lodnteh tthfe iliiaeh
ifptny bft nemtly dmyal sv1j ia.
Va pfosodla 4 kdYt pyndtIi ako.
" otovieny. 10 ditky heSky de
pleu foxtifdSny tefaosake We
akulath zgihstaich umisttny To
ovtem nslihiIo " foditbm dllek
t1chlo . pfoto ieinodabc dterY
diiky svd dovedIi do tkol DO uieb1
dfiye thodilY a dohltdii na to. .sI,y
4 mist ieiieh vysttnadtny bfti ne.
mohly Ditky siee tam sedtly,