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make her home with her son this winter.
Nov. 8. u.
Egypt
John F. Clark has gone into the birch
hoop business.
Edgar Scsmmon is doing rushing
business smelling.
Charles J. Smith is employed on the
Austin farm at Hancock.
Rev. d. B. Smith supplied for Rev. II.
F. Day, while the latter was visiting
friends in eastern Maine.
Boom the corn canning factory! There
are acres OF land in Egypt specially
adapted to the raising OF sweet corn.
Subscribe for THE ELLSWORTH AMERI-
CAN. You will get all the news in the
county; besides it will save many steps
! running after your neig hbor's paper.
E. G. Burnhsm has returned home after
an extended business trip in western
cities. His mill has had extensive repairs
and additions, and is all ready for q win
| ter's work.
Nov. 8. MOSES
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MOSES.

somesvtlIe.
Schooner Harvest Home, Capt. Somes,
arrived Nov. 5.
The sewing circle met for he first time
this fall With Mrs. J. J. Somes, Nov. /.
Mrs. b. c. Dunn and son Emmett have
returned to heir home in Alexandra, Va.
A daughter arrived at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Cochrane Thursday
Oct. 26.
Monday the sad news reached here of
the death OF Lemuel Carter, OF Hail
Quarry, at the hospital in Portland where
he went for treatment. He leaves wife
and two small children, besides a father,
several brot theirs and sisters, W no have the
sympathy OF all. The interment took
place at Beech Hill
Nov g. H.
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Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills, Biliousness, In
digestion, Headache. Easy to take, easy to
operate. 25c.-Advt.
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1.norrtisrnrnIs.

MEN Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discourages and
and lessons ambition, beauty,
-yO.rNr vigor and cheerfulness soon
WONiElS disappear W hen the kidneys
are out Of order or diseased. For pleasing
results use Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the
great kidney remedy. At druggists Sam
pie bottle by mail free. also pamphlet.
Address Dr. Kilmer & Co, Bingham
ton, y. Y.
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Salisbury Cove.
G. A. Liscomb went to Rockiend Mon
day morning on business.
NJ ISIS Fossil Young is spending few
weeks at Sullivan, the guest OF Miss
Josephine Brigham.
Frank Leland and family have moved
to Bar Hsrbor for the winter. Mr. Le-
lands farm here will be occupied by A..
g. Emery during his absence.
Quite a number of families will leay.
this week for Bar Harbor to remain dur
ing the winter, among them Mr.. Camp
bells, Vernon McFarlaud's, Mr.. O'Nesl's
snd F. |. Leiand's.
Nnr u
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Hancock.
Mrs. G. B. Joy was in town last week.
Miss Caroline Cakes is visiting friends
in Boston.
Schools closed Friday after term of
eight weeks. The grammar, taught by
Miss Eva Cook, of Monroe, and the pri-
mary, under the tuition OF Miss Marcia
Young, united in an entertainment which
gave evidence OF the careful and thorough
instruction OF the teachers. Winter
terms will begin Nov. 20.
Nov. 6. Nj.
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CHEER.

Huns Cove.
John Googin~ moved to Ellsworth Falls
last week.
Frank Jordan tost a valuable horse Sat
urday morning.
Miss Ella McGown has returned home
from a visit at WaIthsm
Mark Sweet had cancer drawn from
his lip last week. He il gaining fast.
The Episcopal rehearsal choir will meet
at Mrs. Charles Wicomb's next Saturday
evening.
Pierpont Edwards closes his cottage
his week, and returns to New York
ednesday.
Mrs. Clara Wallace, with her children, Of
East Franklin, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. F. Brewer, here, and also
relatives at Somesville, has returned to
her home.
Nov. 6. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
W est Franklin.

West Franklin.
James NJ. Clark and Eastman Hutchins
each shot deer on the Butler point road
Tuesday.
Eugene Coomhs has bought two acres
OF land from q. l.. Coombs, making a
valuable addition to his farm.
During t he past two weeks the Forrest
ers have initiated seven candidates. More
are to follow at the next meeting.
There is a movement to have Frank
Bradbury appointed fish and game
warden. II he getsit, old offenders had
better lay low.
Charles Z. Smith has breeding sore
on one Of his fingers. While using a
Ratchet with the lame hand it fell from
his grasp, making quite bad wound in
his foot.
People were some hat surprised last
week by receiving nursery stock that
they signed for this summer. One man
cleared piece OF land in the forest to
set his apple trees.
couple of game wardens were in town
Tuesday evening. They made raid on u
couple 81 barre labeled for the west
They opened both ends, but found not H.
Ing but empty beer bottles.
The siding at Beechlsnd crossing is
assured. Elmer Glow, OF East brook, has
box plant and he siding is to be put in
for his products. Already prospects for
more business are in sight. Frank Brad
bury has written to ascertain the cost OF
shipping rough stone and paving blocks
by rail to Boston. Salem HaverhilI, and
oth Massachusetts cities. II it can be
done a. chespy by rail- a. by water
probably carload day will be shipped
through the summer season. When that
canning factory is butit, II will be near
this siding.
Nov. o. Cu'r,Fp
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N. GALLERT.

make her home with her son this winter
Nov. 8. u.
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Seawal1-
Mrs. Betsy Moore, of Bass Hsrbor, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julia
Stanley.
Mrs. Helen Morgan returned home from
Bangor last week, where she has been
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chlir n.ao 5 our ~ tth pnos
the
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FURS : FURS F! !!

elaborate prices
them. have maize manu
he made order Old repaired
an
Our Electric Seal Goats $3.50 So. are ten
dollars cheaper than regular fur for them
Collarettes, Tabs. Storm Collars. Cluster Scarf>
and Long Capes every variety $3.50 So.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-22
ISLANDER SINGERS.

Beware of the slanderer. Every city,
town or village is afflicted to noe or
less degree with people who are unlor-
tunately possessed of this vice. They
are as cunning about in AS The lowest
reptile and as treacherous as a cat
fhey meet HE prey they have injured
or sought to injure and purr around
them in the guise of friendship, and the
moment they are out Of their sight the,
are ready to sink their claws. They
commence by little insinuations and
heafsaye, they are too shrewd ever to
commit Themselves; ii Was somebody
else that whispered the slander that
they have contrived to carry here aud
there. The breath of suspicion must
never attach TO them and they 20 on
quietly gliding here and there Whisper
ing, Have you heard so and SO about
this one, that one and the other one?
For mercy sake don't connect me with
it. don't mention my name, but that's
what heard and | thought von ought
to be warned" This wretched creature.
the slanderer, never takes he pains to
find out whether the assertion is hasel
on truth or not. but tries her utmost to
fan the feeble spark oil slander into
confagration, scathing and mrrciless,
that blasts the happiness of the inno-
"a
cred 10 know which way to turn or how
to defend themselves from the calumny
oi the vile slandcrer, who will accept
any kindness they ran render and ie
vile them for it afterward, and ii they do
their victims II kindness under the
guise OF friendship, make use OF il to ac-
conplisli their undoing They will APP
pear to be their friends to gather points
that they can whisper 10 others to ere
ate AN uniavorable impression, and il
there is skeleton in your home and the
sanderer can find il out. rest assured
that they will never resi- until they have
contidrd il to others who will keep lie
tall rolling. they make It II point new
er to tell OF the true, beautiful acts or
deeds that would reduund to their credit,
that is not the mission OF ;he slanderer.
They are like vntures. 1t is the carrioD
and the unclean they seek that insurrs
misery. The pure and the good are
strangers 10 them. One slanicier in II
community, creeping about like a thiei
in the night, can create more nbhappi-
ness and misery tiIan il regiment ot sin-
cere people WHO make the mistake uf
blu,ting ont whatever comes into
their minds. They will enleavor 10
undo the mischief they have created.
The slanuerer takes the thistle head
and blows the downy slander hoinls
to the four winds of Heaven aud glori-s
in the fact that they have gone beyond
recall.-Inyo Register.
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Notice Of Special Election.


Wadsworih, New. March III, 1899.
Notice Is hereby given that II special election
will be held at the school house in the town OF
Wadsworth, Washoe County, Nevada on Sat
urday the sth day Of April, 1899, for the pur-
pose of ratifying an action of the Legislature
authorizing the Board of School Trustees OF
School District No. II in the said town Of Wads-
worth to issue bonds in the sum ofilftecn thous-
and dollars to build new school house in the
town of Wadsworth ut which election the polls
will be open at 8 o'clock II. III and close at >
o'clock p. m. of said day. All in favor )f issue
ing bonds will vote: Bonds-Yes: all opposscd
will vote: Bonds No by order Of the Board
of School Trustees. J. w. OBRIES.
Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

VN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Unit
L ED STATES FOR THE STATE OF NE
NADA.
In the Matter of
PATRICK AHERN.
bankrupt. IN BANKRUPTCY.
TO the creditors Of Patrick Ahcrn, Of WadS
worth in County OF Washoe. and District aforc-
said
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th DAY
nf February, 1870, the said Patrick Ahcin was
adiudgrd IA buukrHpt aud that the first meet
uG of Creditors of said Patrick Ancrn viii be
he1d at Carson CITY Nevada, ON the 18th day OF
March. A. u 1899 al ten o'clock IN tie fore
noon at which time The creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee, examine
The bankrupt, aud transact such other business
as NAV properly como before said fnreting.
Mach g. 1920 u, ID NANpEltitErH,
Referee IN Bankruptcy
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-22
THE NEW DEPARTURE IN
CYANlDING.

A United States patent has been is
sued to Phillip Somerville and assigned
to the California Agitating and Leach
ing Machine Co., of Bishop, for cyanid-
ing apparatus. Patents have also been
secured liz Mexico, Canada and Sonth
Africa, and applied for an other coun-
tries.
The invention is claimed to be far
ahead OF methods now in use, and has
received full Endorsement from mining
men. It's work l. continuous, AS when
in use it receives steady flow OF new
taiings and discharges what has been
cyaniled. Tailings run into the agitat-
or from battery or pan, these arrange
ments saving time aud extra handling.
The great trouble in the common vat
process is the impossibility OF giving the
pulp and caynide that exposure to the
air which is essential for good results.
1t is said hat sheet OF gold leaf placed
in the bottom OF a vessel and covered
With cyanide solution will take several
hours in dissolving, while leaf on the
surface OF such solution will dissolve in
froIn the action OF the oxygen in the air.
Tie same necessity for oXygenatiOn oc-
ours in cyanide working. This ma
chine overconies the difficulty by keep
ing the pnlp and solution in constant
agitation and bringing every particle in
contact with the air. The power re-
quired is comparatively nominal. The
percentage of extraction is greater in u
given number Of hours 10y this profess
than III an equal number oi DAYS by the
vat method. hile sliunes, the hardest to
work ordinarily. are treated with par
ticular success by the new plan.
Two horizontal cylinders are so placed
that a discharge inay take placeireu the
upper to the lower. They are supported
upon inechauism by which they are
slowly revolv.'d. They may be OF any
desired proportions Cylinders from
for'y 10 h,rtN-eiyht inches in dialueter
! aud thirty 10 tifiy feet long will handle
the out put OF II ten stanp mill, and
give five to eight hours agitation OF tail
| ings and ia that time give extrartion OF
30 per cent or over. \ spiral blade or
hangc extends from the outer shell To-
ward he center. the whole length OF the
cylinder. an opening being left in the
center. iron end To end, to permit free
| admission oi air. Between the hanges
at intervals are ribs projecting inward.
| In operation, as the ct lin.ler rotates,
/ the pulp is carried forward between the
the hanges and is lifted mp Ivy the lon
| gitudina ribs and drops over them to the
bottom, thus being agitatod continually.
| II the ore is in dry state it may le
delivered directly into the upper cyl
inder bv any suitable feeding, inecllan-
ISM In all cases, tieans are employed
for delivering regularly into the cylinder
with the failing cyanide solution, in
proper amount.
The California Agitaiing and I.eachng
Machine Company, Bishop, will furnish
any desired information on application.
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At the Alter of Hymen.

Z. O. Nelson and Mollie A. Ives, both
OF San Jose, we're married Vt the River.
side Ho,el Monday by Rev. +. V.
Jones. George Cheek and Professor Il.
Levers acting rs witnesses to the old,
old ceremony.
Professor Levers, although he daily
lectures on subjects mathematical and
philosophical to classes of the brightest
young men aud women in Nevada
was little afraid of the ordeal until he
saw George was anticipating it with
great grin OF satisfaction. Knowing that
George had been present at many we'd
dings and was still alive. lie asked the
Riverside clerk how many of them he
had attended during his hotel life.
"Seven hundred, thirteen and one
hall, answered George proudly.
And one half" echoed Prosessor
Levers. "lIow do YOU get the fraction. j..
well, You see, | count coon we'd
ding only halt wedding" responded
the clerk, 81 have attended several of
them and never failed 10 kiss Tn. bride
yet - .Iburnal.
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Those Who Owe the Dispatch

Al those who have been indebted 10
the DIsPATcH for an extended time are
requested 10 settle rs all accounts will le
collected at the earliest possible date.
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a Lonnecl,cui man drank tif.ren
glasses oi whiskey ami the next mora
ing thr1r ees o job for lie undertaker !;
but the remains lad done its own ON
ballnlng.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-21
Kronika MiejscoWd.
+ Adolf Druiding.

Znany W miescie naszem ar
chitekt Adolph Druiding umari
onegdaj W SVEN mieszkaniu, pm.
2S6 Belden ave., ma zapalenie
pluc.
zmarly, ktorego specyalnoscia
bylo budowanie koscioi6w, byl
Niemcem katolikiem, ale INA ny
byl take dobrze miedzy Polaka-
mi, dla ktoryoh " tenn miescie
kilka budowa( koscioi6w. Czesto
tea bywat ma polskich piknikach,
obchodach, zabawach i innych
zebraniaeh zyskaf sobie miedzy
polskimi obywatelami szerokie
kolo znajomych.
Liczyl lat 81. Urodzii sic W
Papenburg, W Hanowerze, po
uko6czeniu study6w gimnazyal-
nych, odbyl try lata studyow
na polytechnice W Monachium.
Otrzymaf posade cd rzadu ba-
de6skiego dla dalszego ksztat-
cenia sic podr6aowai po Austryi,
Belgii Anglii, poczem jeszcze
W Paryzu odbywai studya. Mai
takae przez czas niejaki posade
rzadowa W Holandyi, poczem
prgybyi do Ameryki. osiadl nai-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-21
Rome WiadOmOSes
telegrafcZne.

: Wicekr6l Egiptu docze-
ka} sic syna, nastepcy tronu.
Radzono mu juz, azeby zrezy.
gnowal ma rzecz brata, Moha.
media Ali.
Ksisze jerry otworzy}
sejm krete6ski i przed1ozyl mu
do zatwierdzenia projekt kon-
stytucyi.
Uszkodzony parowiec
,,Pavonia' wciagnisto szcze.
sliwie do portu Panta del Ga
da, przy wyspach Azorskich.
- Wloski zaglowiec ,Bar.
bara Luigi" rozbi3 sic ma mo-
rzu wsr6d bury i utonai.
Uratowal sic tylko kapitan
okretu 8 towarzyszami.
- Przy wyborach do gree.
kiego sejmu pobito W Ate
mach .wszystkich zwolennik6w
Delyannisa, ktory wypowie-
dial wojne 1urcyi.
W legislaturach stanu
Pennsylvania. Utah, Delaware,
Nebraska i California, bawia
sic prawodawcy wciaa jeszcze
W glosowanie ma senator6w
zwiszkowych. zadna partya
ME jest gotowa do ustspstw'
W Delaware glosowano do
tychczas 81 razy.
Ambassador niemiecki
uwiadomi1 Rad washington
ski, re W Sierpniu odbedzie sic
W Baden miedzynarodowy
zjazd weterynarzy.
- Pozar wy buchly we ia.
bryce krzesel W Port Washing
ton, Wis, zniszczy} Gala dziel'
nice miasta i zrzsdzil szkode
ma 100000. 80 os6b pozo.
staio bez dachu mad gfowa.
20 zmonopolizowanie han
dlu tytoniem kuba1skim
wsp6lubiegaja sic kapitalisci
ameryka1scy z kapitalistami
europejskimi.
Professor Stephens z Ea.
ston, Pa, zosta} jako podpa
LACE skazany ma 9 lat pobytu
W domu karnym.
w Manili umarl John
R. Thompson, kapelan l pull
ku Washington.
Ze zmartwienia mad
utrata syna otru}a SIG W Peo-
ria, ILL.,, 70 letnia wdowa, N.
L. Sargeant'
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Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, q Lutego 1899.

Historyk, kt6ry kiedys be-,
die pisal daieje upadaiscej
Francyi, wypowie pewno pa
radoksalne zdanie, ze pierwszy
clos pa1stwu temu zadaly
Prusy, a dobi} je kapitan
Dreyfus. Wojna r. 1870 i
sprawa Dreyfus'a - smieszne
zestawienie! A jednak, dis
jua trudno przeczyc, ae zamet
wywolany sporem o donnie
manego, czy rzeczywistego
zdrajcs ma wyspie Dyabelskiej,
jest dla Fraucyi klesks groz.
niejszs cd seda1skiej. Niepo.
wodzenie wojenne zachwia1o
powaga pa6stwa odebra}o mu
tradycyjny urok potegi i sia-
wy, ale ME zlamalo sil narodu;
zatarg o Dreyfus'a zdemorali-
lowal spolecze6stwo, obali}
wszystkie powagi W kraju i
doprowadzil do zupe}nei anar,
chii- odbiera narodowi reszte
jego si4 moralnych.
Divine jakies zaslepienie
radlo ma spo}ecze1stwo fran.
cuzkie. Zwalczsjsce sig stron-
nictwa jakby sprzysieg}y sic
na to, aby wywr6ciG zniesla.
vic wszystko, co utrzymuje W
pshstwie poszanowanie dla
prawa i porzsdku, wszystkie
instytucye, sluzsce wewnetrz.
nym zewnetrznym interesom
narodu. Dziki taniec rozpoczai
sic napascis ma armie, kt6ra
wyrzucl}a ze swoich szeregow
oskarzonego o zdrade kapita-
ma. Obro6cy skaza6ca przy,
puszezali szturm po szturmie,
powywlekali tajemnice woj.
skowe, brudne sprawy biura
iuformacyjnego ma widok pu.
bliczny, obsypali zarzutami i
podejrzeniami sztab generality
zwycieayli nareszcie.
WiekszosG spo}ecze6stwa uwie-
rzyla, Re armia jest iaskinis
1otrow, z}Oczy6c6w zdraic6w,
ze sadly wojenne ME powodujs
sic wzglsdami sprawiediwoSci,
lecz duchem kastowym i z
pelns swiadomoScis wydajs
falszywe wyroki-i instytucya
Ubrony krajowej, chluba i
boAyszcze Francyi, upad}a W
opinii narodu i straci}a zaufa.
ME.
R6wnoczesnie utraci} Rad
cYwilny, kt6rego powaga
chwiala sig juz moeno cd ezasu
proces6w panamskich, reszte
poWaaania. Coz moze ssdzie
nar6d o kierownikach pa1-
stwa, kt6rzy znosili W swojem
gronie gen. Mercier'a, wiedzie,
Ii o naduzyciach sztabu gene
ralnego, a milczeli dla milego
spokoju; gabinecie Brisson'a,
kt6rego czlonkami byli Cavai.
gnac, wuj falszerza Patty de
Clam'a, i komedyancki Cha
noine, albO o gabinecie Du
puy'a, kt6ry obraca sic, jak
chorsgiewka ma dachu, "a
kazdym podmuehem opinii
publicznejl
Jedna tylko instytucya po.
zostaWala dotsd nietknieta:
ssdownictwo cywilne. Ostatni
to najwaaniejszy szaniec,
pred kt6rym zatrzymywaly
sic fanatyczne hufce burzycie.
Ii, kt6ry sam jeden jeszcze
bronil powagi prawa spra-
wiedliwosci, cieszy} sig po.
wszechnem zaufaniem narodu.
Dreyfusardzi osEczsdzali go,
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dzinie przedstawis sic Hitch.
cock'owi wszyscy urzednicy z
jego wydzialu.
Sekretarz stanu Hay powin'
szowa1 Loubetowi wyboru ma
prezydenta Francyi.
Pulki ochotnik6w, pozosta-
jsce dotychczas W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, zostana rozpu.
szczone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-21
Pogrzeb Faure'a odbedzie sic na koszt
panstWa.
KOrtezy hiszpa1skie sadza Rad genera}6w.
Kongres uchwaln Wyp4aei6 Hiszpanii 20 milion0W
dOlar6W.
GENERAKoWI MILES sMAKOWALO BALsAMO
WANE MIESO.

sprawa ich klienta staneia
pred forum sadu kasacyjuego.
Teraz role burzycieli objsio
stronnictwo przeciwne. Z k6f,
niechetnych rewizyi, posypaly
sic zarzuty podejrzenia prze-
civ czlonkom najwyzszego
trybunalu, a nareszcie sam
sedzia Beaurepaire, wystspn
jako oskarzyciel swoich kole-
Cow, zarzadzono sledztwo
dyscyplinarne. Wyniku tego
sledztwa ME ogioszono publ.
cznie, ale "a to zjawi} sic W
parlamencie przeszed4 wnio.
SEX, aby process toczy} sic ME
pred izbs kryminalna, lecz
przed wszystkiemi izbami try.
buna4u.
Coz to zuaczy? Mic, CABINET
chcial zamknsG usta przeciw-
nixon rewizyi, kt6rzy izbe
kryminalns podejrzywaja o
stronniczosc, zdecydowat sic
przedstawiG sprawe trybuna-
lowi W komplecle. Ale znana
zrecznosc zawiodia tvm razem
pana Dupuy'a. Zapewnienie,
ze sledztwo ME wykaza}o "a.
dnych naduAyc, ME robi wra'
zenia, ale "a to tenn wieksze
wrazenie robi przyiecie wuio-
sku o zmians prawa. Musi on
nawet u najmniej uprzedzo.
nych obudzic podejrzenie, re
zarzuty, robione izbie krymi.
nalnej trybunalu So siuszne, ze
sedziowie, zasiadajacy W tel
izbie ME zasiuguja ma zaufanie
= tax tez zrozumiala wnio-
SEX wiekszosc spolecze6stwa.
Tenn samem sad cywilny prze.
sta} bye instytucya, W ktorej
bezstronnosc sprawiedliwosc
wierzono dotychczas, padl
ostatni szaniec, broniacV DO.
wagi prawa i wladzy pa6stwo-
wei. Czego ME zburzyli
obro6cy Dreyfus'a, to wywr6.
cili jego przeciwuicy.
Obecnie n lena we Francyi
juz mic, coby swojs powags
imponowalo calemu narodowi
i hamowalo zapedy rozhuka-
nych aywiol6w. Kosciol od-
dawna juz ME wywiera wiel.
kiego wplywu, powage armii,
rzadu, ssdownictwa i maiesta'
tn smierci W palacu EIizei-
skim zmi6tl huragan Mamie
tnosci, i W kraju zapanowala
anarchia. Pozostaly tylko diva
zwalczajsce sic z wsciekloscia
obozy polityczne, a W poSro.
dku bezradny, zastraszony
t}um spokojnego obywatel-
stwa.
Jak sic to wszystko sko6czy,
odgadywac .pr6ano. Mkt juz
ME wierzy, zeby wyrok trybu-
na}u mial rozbroic przeciwni.
kow przywr6cic spok6j W
kraju. Jedni twierdza, ze gar.
d}u jscy "a armia monarchis,i,
bulanaysci antysemici PREY.
gotowujs zamach stanu pra-
gns osadziG ma tronie ks. Wi.
ktora Napoleona; inni przepo.
wiadaja rewolucye spoieczna,
przypominajsc, re r6wniez
wielka rewolucya XVIII vie,
ku zacze}a sic cd procesu
politycznego. Jedno i drugie
jest wcale nieprawdopodobne;
przed takiemi przejsciami o.
broui Francye zadziwiajacy
brak energii i odwagi u dai-
siejszego pokolenla. Rozbu-
dzone namietnosci ME wyszu-
mia W walce, plytkosc ich
niezdolns jest wywolat zbs-
wienns reakcys; pozostanie
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Ostr0zny.

Rzecz dzieje sic W handelku. Go
spodarz zachwals gosciowi vino:
- Panic dobrodzieju to stare win.
ko, ktore teraz odkorkowasem, to
prawdziwe delicye. Jaki bukiet, ja.
ka myszks -. w MIN pan dobro.
idziej znsjdzie wesolosc i zapomnie-
ME. Ale przsdtsm uprsejmis
prosse 0 ussgulowanis raohuusosku..,
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wiec bagnisko moralne, kt6re
zatruwac bsdzie nadal spole.
cze1stwo i z czasem moze po'
zbawi nar6d wszelkich si1 ay-
wotnych.
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prod W St. Louis, a W r. 1884
przybyi do Chicago. Tu wyko6-
cyl plany do wielu ko-
sciolow, budowanych tax W tenn
miescie, jak W Rochester, Bufa-
10, Cleveland, Birmingham, To-
ledo, t. p.
Pozostawia wdowe, dw6ch sy-
now jua dorosiych i dwie siostry.
Jednem z ostatnich dzief
zmarlego byio opracowanie planu
buduiacego sic obecnie kosciola
sw. Jadwigi.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic jutro 0
godz. pot do 10 rano z mieszka.
MIA zmarlego do koscioia sw.
Leresy ma cmentarz sw. Boni-
facego.