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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
she Wanted to Know.

" women who wear black some wo-
men always have an air Of recent be-
reavement which misleads the ordinary
mind. At railway station in this state
not long ago tall woman rcbed in
deep black, accompanied by young
woman in colcred garb. sat waiting for
a train. The station matron lowered in
the vicinity, evidently with something
on her mind, and finally beckoned to the
young woman, who went 10 see what
was wanted.
HAS she got corpse with her 81 the
station matron asked.
Corpse the young woman ex-
claimed, looking over her shoulder in
CHASTITY fright. who's got a CORPSE
with her7 What do you meant ~
Don't be scared, lady," the matron
exclaimed, Most of EN- that travels
in deep mournin has corpses on the
train. l just wanted to know il your
lady had a corpse with her.
Goodness, mol" said the young wo-
man. Her husbands been dead 90
years. You ought to be ashamed to
shock people that way. Don't you ever
treat me that way again.
The station matron looked disap-
pointed, and the young woman went
back and sat down without even feel.
ing at liberty to tell the lady in black
what had happened. - Indianapolis
Journal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
Bellows Falls Locals.
G. H. Robb was in Keene yesterday.

W IL. 1loUU was Ill hccuc ycotcrudy.
The lunch room on the stairs will serve
turkeysupper tonight.
The exterior of the Brown block is be-
ing given coat of paint.
Beckwith OF Claremont has the contract
for building the new Suter block.
Elhanan Fits of Roxbury has been visit
ing at A. E. Lambs this week.
Mrs. James Ros, of Everett, Mass, is
staying with relatives in town.
Rev. Albert Hammatt will preach at the
Universalist church tomorrow at 1890.
Miss Ann Hapgood went yesterday to
Waban, Mass, TO spend some little time
Mrs. John Robertson is again in Bellows
Falls after a winters sojourn in Newark.
N j.
Miss M. SWEET and Misses Margaret and
Catherine Williams were in Boston for a
few days lately.
Miss Mary Dewey OF Royalton, a former
teacher IN the village schools, is the guest
of Mrs. w. W. Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Babbitt have COM
menced to move their household goods to
White River junction.
Miss Perley Parrow, the guest of Mrs.
George Lawrence on South street, has re-
turned to her home in Claremont.
Mrs. w. j. Eaton and Mrs. Charles
Retting, who have been in Boston for a
few days, are expected back today.
Miss Helen Blossom finishes work May
l at the store OF j. G. Day & Co. and will
be succeeded by Mrs. George 1. Whitney.
Miss Lizzie Brown, formerly book
keeper with j. G. Day & Co., has taken a
position in branch store OF Smith & Muir
ray, Springfield, Mass, going there April
IL.
E. r. Ball expects to move into his new
store in the Maynard block next week.
He will have pretty and convenient quar-
tiers.
Mrs. E. M. Smith of Brattleboro was
with her sister, Mrs. A. N. Swain, for q
couple of days this week, leaving town
again Thursday.
John I. Woods, who has been living in
the Bryan house on George street, has
rented the new house recently built by A.
E. Lamb on the Rockingham road.
z. c. Cray came Thursday night from
Turner's Falls, where be had been to at
tend the wedding of cousin. His mother,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
The smart Young wife.


Young Mr.. and Mrs Smith were pre-
pairing to make visit to friends for q
few days Their baby was only 2 months
old, but was an important member Of
the family just the same. Mr.. Smith
was up stairs and Mrs. Smith down
stairs. putting on her things and get
ting ready to start. chubby, she called
out to her better half on the floor above,
"please bring me my gloves Theyaare
lying on the dresser. And bring me my
overshoes and veil and that hatpin lying
on top Of the chiffonier and few OF
those animal crackers for baby, and
don't forget the baby's toothbrush. y
Poor hubby had hard time finding
everything his wife wanted. He was a
long while making his appearance and
finally his wife called to him, "What
is keeping you. dear,''
tsOh, that COMPOUNDED toothbrush for
babyl have everything but that. -
Then Mrs. Smith laughed. "You silly
dusk, said she, ibid you not know
that / was only joking2 The baby,
bless her dear little heart, hash t tooth
to her name"
That was why hubby got SO mad and
"said things" as he was coming down
stairs. A man never likes to have joke
played on him by his wife.
Chronicle. sots
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Tomatoe. ana Cancer.

A few years ago an eminent London
physician, on my mentioning to him
tomatoes as an article Of diet for my
self, said, "Why do you eat tomatoesf"
I said, "Why not?" He said. "Well,
think that there are grave reasons for
thinking it possible that eating toma-
toes increases, if it does not produce,
the liability to cancer. I do not say pos
itively that it does So"
It strikes a layman as fact that
the consumption of tomatoes has in
creased as much in England Of late
years as has cancer.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22

Had it not been the Sabbath day, .
said Perthshire preacher to an eidsr
between the preachin's 81 would
just have asked ye bow the hay was
selling in Perth on Friday"
"WelI, sir" said the elder, ''had il
no been the day it is 1 wad jest hae
tell't ye it was saun at shillin the
stans.
"Indeedl Wall, had it bean Monday
instead of the Sabbath ! would have
told We have some to sell. F"
"Umph, aye, on aye, sir And had it
been Monday, as ye say, then i wad
jest haze tell't ys wad gle ys the mar
ket price for it. =" e
The elders carts were at the manse
early on Monday morning. and the
preachers haystack vanished like a
highland mist.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
Married Thirty Years.

The thirtieth anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mandigo was
pleasantly celebrated by members of the
w. r. G. in G. A. r. hall Wednesday
evening. TIL were presented with q
handsome sideboard and some table linen,
and the evening enjOyably passed whist
and dancing. Many good wishes for the
uture were expressed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
Send No Money.

Any reader OF this paper can secure
their choice of Sterling Silver Bracelet,
a good Watch or solid Gold Ring with
genuine Diamond Setting, by distributing
Flower Seed Coupons among their friends
and acquaintance. Send your name and
address with three &c stamps to the Amer
lean Seed Co., 1856 Broadway, N. Y, to-
day, and you will receive package Of
choice seeds, 81 worth of Coupons, and
full particulars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

fWANTED--Plain sewing or mending,
63 Center street, left bell.
rSeed potatoes-Early Rose, Hebron,
New Queens. F. b. F.
TFoR SALE-One horse wagon, now
ing machine, horse rake, pillow, harrow,
cultivator, scales, winnowing machine, etc.
Mrs. j. M. Hatch, Cold River.
tenement house to rent near Guild &
Wetherbee's mill. H. w. Thompson.
TPearl In Ammonia Washing Fluid
gives good satisfaction. Box S4S, Bellows
Falls.
TStorage for sleighs and wagons. ANY
thing from baby carriage to coach. w.
B. Carpenter.
z To Rent--House known as the Wilson
cottage near Cold River. Inquire Of
Charles Tole.
ITO RENT-A store and fixtures in the
village of Ascutneyville, good location.
Enquire of c. E. Martin, Ascutneyville, Vt.
BLAcKsM1TH1NG-Sho 90c, tire
setting 81 40; all kinds of woodwork. F.
N. Wheeler, Rockingham.
ITO RENT-Two tenement farm house
about two miles from Bellows Falls. Gar
den, fruit and pasturage if desired. En-
quire of A. F. Minis.
Wanted-A trusty, capable girl to do
general housework in family of two with
small child. Good wages, and modern
conveniences in the house. Address, with
references. Lock Box 60, Springfield. Vt.
ZION SALE-Four horses, weight 1900
each, good workers and drivers, eight
years old, and one five horse power engine
and boiler and one new circular saw, St.
Adams Mtg. Chas. A. Williams, Chester,
Vt.
TIt makes no difference how bad the
wound if you use DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve; it will quickly heal and leave no
scar. Pierce's Pharmacy.
TFARM FOR sALE-Two miles south of
Westminster West, fine location, wood and
timber to spare, excellent sugar orchard.
Everything about the farm aud building in
good repair. H. P. DINsMoRE.
Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough readily yield to
One Minute Cough Cure. Use this remedy
in time and save doctors bill--or the
undertaker's. Pierce's Pharmacy.
There will be public auction April 26,
at the house of A. D. Beckwith on the Old
Terrace Wednesday evening at P. M,
when the following articles will be sold {:
Chairs, tables, carpets, chamber suits,
crockery, glass, etc. There will also be
MANY old relics on sale.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
Congregational Church Notes.

1890 Address by Mrs. Caswell Of New
York City, very interesting speaker.
$50 Pleasant Sunday evening service.
Theme of sermon, "a Christian Mer-
gei chant.p
Music Duet, The Lord is My Light"
~ - Leon Ball, Alice jackson
Anthem, Eye shall go out with joy"
Double quartet and orchestra
Organ Voluntary, "Sonata," Volkmor
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Notice TO Advertisers.

Copy for changes in,advertisement should
TO ach this office on Mondays and Thur sdays
No change reaching this office later than A
H., on Tuesdays and Fridays will be guaran-
teed insertion in the wednesday and Sat-
urday issues respectively.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
Auction.
Wait for the Big Sale!

W. j. Eaton & Co., having their loss
sale of jewelry, silverware and other goods
at Banquet hall, commencing Tuesday,
April 25,at o'clock A. NJ. and continuing
until May /, at which time they will move
into Cray's block on Westminster St.
Only few articles damaged by moving.
Everything will be cold regardless of cost.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
The Cannon Fund.

Subscriptions received for the cannon
fund up to 9 P. NJ, April 81, are:
Mrs. A R. Perry, s1OO
F. j. Hall & Son, LOO
E. NJ. Reid, White River Junction, rs
John Mooney, Putney, so
Master Arthur Sherman, .Ol
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22

james Tobin, Dandy, 10
f. H. Tobin, 10
Rev, Albert Hammatt, 100
w. G, Belknap, 100
w. L.. Mandigo, so
b. M Smith. 90
Any sum remaining above the cost Of
transporting the cannon will be turned
over to the w. r. c. for the Monument
fund. y goe,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22
OSGOOD & BARKER SELL.
Entire Property Bought BY Local
CapitallstS-New Company Takes
Possession Monday.


Possession Monday.
During the past month there have been
various rumors to the effect that Osgood &
Barker had sold out or were to sell out
soon or perhaps might sell out some time.
1t is fact that negotiations have been
pending for some time but nothing defni 9
was determined upon until about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning when the entire plant,
including the machine shop, foundry al d
the entire island property was sold to local
parties who will take possession Monday
morning. The incorporstors Of the new
Company which will probably be called
1.-The Osgood-Barker Machine company
are George B. Wheeler, S. T. Coy. Wal
lace White, Howard Parker, John H.
Williams, James H. Williams, L. M. Read.
The new company is composed of some
Of the most aggressive and successful bust
ness men of Bellows Falls and the citizens
of the place will expect material benefit to
the community from the new management
Of this well-establshed and prosperous bus
mess. To quiet certain rumors we will
state that the new company has no connec-
ton with the Vacuum Drier company and
that all the stock is controlled by the in
corporators. ssL 43aa
At o'clock tonight G. W. Osgood and
Col. E. G. Osgood sever their connection
with the firm with which they have long
been connected and made an honorable
business record. We shall have more TO
say about their connection with the shop in
our next Wednesday issue. gc,
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Choral Union Program.

Choral Union Program.
The people of Bellows Falls and vicinity
are offered rare musical treat in the fol-
lowing program which will be rendered at
the grand concert to be given by Bellows
Falls Choral Union next Tuesday evening
April 25:
PARTI.
Overture, Franz Schubert's Songs, Suppe
Orchestra
Song, Storm and Sun.hine,g Dudley Buck
Miss Charlotte Day
( a Quartet in D, Tschaikowsky
b Quintet "Loin du Bal, Giilet
Ave Maria, from "The Lorely," Bartholdy
Chorus and Miss Eaton
Piano solo, selected
Clarence Dana Mooney
sanctu,. Gounod
Chorus and Mr.. Bertrand
PART IL.
Selections from "The Fortune Teller"
Herbert
Orchestra
Aria, Farewell Ye Hills, from "The Maid Of
Orleans" 1e Tscbaikowsky
Miss Laura Frances Eaton
Creole Lovers Song. Dudley Buck
Ezri Alfred Bertrand
Spring Song, Pinsuti
&"-tet Oh y Chorus
Magic Flute, Mozart
a usmpe. DIR. F. a. O'Connor
Gallia,. ss, Gounod
Chorus aud Mrs. s. w. Wilder, Jr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-04-22

uCoircu " ccll Iut btOCk III lump anu
there were no bidders. 1t is understood
the stock will be taken to Brattleboro.
The clearance sales Of shoes continue
with undated vigor. Durham Bros. got
an early start Tuesday, but Keefe who
opened Wednesday has been making rapid
progress. A large force of statesmen are
employed in both stores and the prospect
for continued large sales seems good.
The insurance losses resulting from the
recent fire SO tar as adjusted are approx
mately as follows: Mrs. Hannah w.
Towns on furniture, $500; Mrs. S T.
Andrews, on stock in drug store, S14OO !;
j. L. Keefe on stock of boots and shoes,
S1033; Durham Bros, stock of boots and
shoes, 800; Mrs. H. F. King, damage to
Union block, S125.
Says an exchange: Postmaster Can
non of Bellows Falls was in Washington
last week accompanied by Gen. Grout.
They visited the postOffice department to
ask for clerk for the Bellows Falls office.
Mr.. Cannon is paying for clerk out of
his own salary. The authorities promised
to provide clerk after July 1, at which
time the free delivery system go,, into
effect"
Thieves broke into the ell part of B. F.
Acherson's house in Westminster Thurs
day evening and stole eight or ten n,w
harnesses. The harnesses were in boxes
and FIVE of the empty boxes were found in
an orchard about 100 yards from the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07
~1IIagteczko
(BENTON 20 I y: 7

80 Miejscowo6c Foley znaa.n,a4ssS lest -
vielklel parowej PLY Braoi Foley
Parowa p,la zatludnia 30 ;l1uI|l1i,
rznie 10000 stop drzewa na dzieh
kupujao je Cd farmer6w.
Jest tam take iuz 6pieehlrzsf Nc
80 tyaieeE bussls jest duly store
aaynerai 81 'Ws.YlSpdny hotel, dobrY
divorces day,c,:z,s.a .kolejowy j katolickl ko &
oi61.
A powstaja diva ncwe .cegllane
domY. jeden M store, drOgi ne
bank, ceglany miYqal IA 90 b .s.,,s
oraz wypozYczalnia poiazd6~.
Z,em,a y okolicy DalezY do
nalwiecei urodzainy,eh Y ealai
Minnesocie. W poblizu znaldu]e sie
polsk1e =osady. polsk,e koseioly. !.
Foley p%olozone JEST mad kolej4
Great Northern 1 lezy prawie ne ne
potowiie droglz Minneapolis 40
Duluth, KtobY sig pragn2iw tenn
m~lasteczku Tub v okolicY oa9eeiih6e,
n1echaj pisze wzglsdem b!izs1Yoh
szczee6l6w pod adresem:
L. T. GRADY, Foley MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07


Ifla ob '''ls g.. SIC ',...; aDy s or
|leIslnnfe fp y 'l1lsli 'Ei5'f
Estaneia y !. .lsIs'dfl i uni
22ooln 'o!e's:I eesz.e e,l ma rozkazy'
|OllWen Przypatrywai s'e ,; ]] g
czas dfuzszy, potem rzek 90
|clotkt: nGdybym moggl vie vie,
rzlt. ze nasza ks'ezna H1r.
.landa lyle jesz,ze, to ia
+.,ty1lks'os b'ytby MIA mogla, ! a
przypatrzywszy sic jei jeszcze
dokladniej, rzekt: TO pewna,
re .je:sstescie nasza kslezna
Hrlanda! przyznajcle sic
tylko.' Pasterka zatrwoz' IA
sic i zbladla jak chusta. Ale
5niebawem przyszla do siebiei
starala sic uieooga wm6Wit "
.rycerza, il sic myli, chciala
|iedynie uchodzic "a b:edna
c6rke .wieSniacza. Rvcerz
zapyta} sic ciotki o czas
przybycia pa 'terkl ma zamek.
a ten zgadzaf sic zupetnle z
ueieeczka lllrlandy leraz ME
"6gf )uz "'sce1 po"atp'e" wac
| ME przesta} jel badac, do
pok' sama ME przYznaia SIG
&c jest ksiezna H'rianda.
PAM zamkn z'czela "a teraz
przepraszac' re ME Pozna'a
.dotad ks'ezne] ! re tax
ma MIA z"a2a1a' Ale H''l"noa
)eszcze bard2'e] 7acze'a pros'c'
azeby tego 7a;sc'a ME wy]a~
w'ano. ale azeoy dozwolono
lei 7ozosfac W tym s'anle' !"
.k,o:Vm Eye oaleKo spoko(~
n'e] '1ece] zado"olona'
.anlael' niegd's zyfA. ma s"ym
zamku.
O. ]e' ]eoynle n'efaz
rlezyio na sercu, to mysi> re
=mo1e je] dobry Artus jest
nieszczes'l"y' .ze ona ucho-
dzi mole powszschn'e "a oso~
be n'e~'erna, zaPom'na'aca 0
Bogu l o c'cl mu Przvna~
lrzoeL sle co 90 t@go spo~
ko)ne ma sumlen'e, / lep'e'
jest uchqdz.c z czystem SUI
mienlem "a z'a, an'zeh z
nieczystem sum'en:cm "a
dobra. Wreszcle ]eszcze raz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07
'tego Jest wzglsdem niej tax

'telgo lest w'zglsdem'5 a niej tax.
ufrzejna.
Mkt j sig!,Izbl,y,. ais ]: z,a; ! II,
Sell pasterce 1epszego losu,1,
gdyt vszyscy kochah :
ca lil,E serca, poniewat ! ona.
btyla Wzgledem ka1o Z = 81 zye &
j chetna: czyyiailla, Co
mogla, pomaga}a, gdzie ME
byla zobowiazana pomagat, a
co szczegolna umiala kazdego
smutnego pocieszye rowe
seselic. Nieraz JUL m6wila
sluzba do sieb;e: ,Hirlanda
godna jest lepszego losu' !
kazdy zyczyl iej tel tego re
serca. Cieszyli sic zatem
wszyscy, widzac; re teraz ia
ich PAM daleko wiecej niz
poprzednio szanuje j kocha.
Ale Hirlanda ME mogla sic
cieszyc prawdziwie. Gdy
BOWEN wspompia}a sobie Q
Artusie i O zamku, teskno
| jej sic zrobilo. i przeczuwa}a
MOVIE dni smutku. - Jake mi
b'ogo by}o przez to stedm lat
W tenn osamotnieniu = po-
myslata sob;e; = Mkt mnie
ME dreczyl ME przesladowa},
wszystko mic kochaio, wszy-
soy czynili mi dobrze / mo-
gtam mole ~pozywienie spozy-.
wac spokojnie j z zadowole-
MEN. Bee przeszkody moglam
sluzyt Panu Bogu, kt6ry tax
pc ojcowsku o mnie sis
troszczy}, % jake chetnie
pragne(abym by1a sfedzit
pozosta1e dnl zyc'a mego w
tym nizkim, ale ola mnic
p~czadanym stanie. Ale mai
dobrotliwszy Big ME chcia},
azeby tax dluzej bylo, MECH
sic eaten dzieje Jego VIOLA
swietn.
NajboleSn1ej rani}a ia mysl.
re ME z%astanie " zamku.
swego ukochanego dzieciecja;
wszedzie BOWEN rozesz}a SIC
byia wiesc. re 1akiejs ksieznie
zabrano nowcnarodzone die
Gle, kt6re 5pozniej dostalo sic
W rece zb6jc6w. Wnosila
przeto ma pewno, re to bylo
iei wlasne, i ze je nigdy juz
ME ujrzy.
Gdy H;r1anda zajeta by}a
takiemi myslamj, zabrzmiala
= a $50. ~
naraz traba z wiezy zamko~
wei / wiastowala hadchodza-
cych eosc :i;. a wkr6 9 :, potem.
oznajmi} stroz z wiezy, il
zbliza sic do zamku ryce:z
oliwen z wspaniale p~rzybrana
druzyna. PAM zamku urado-
wala sic niezmiernie z PRIV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07

$WG%& &%s~% MISUNDERSTANDING
- CzYLI -
zwycieztwo niewinnosci.
-&.@@:.B-
Tag dalszy,l
II .sss s#
Szybko zwr6cil sic W te
strone, : kt6rej zdawa' Sc 60
szelest dochodaid, i jake sig
ucleszyl, ujrzawszy rzeczywi-
scie trzode bydla a rrzy n'ej
pasterke. Zapytal sig jei zaraz,
gdzieby sic: znajdowa} kt5ra
droga wiedzie do zanku.
Pasterka odFowie lzia|a. z7
tn ME ma wlasciwej drogi do
zamku, ale mole 60 ma dobra
droge naprowadzit, 2 kt6rej
nlebawem zobaczy zamek.
Z radosc;a przy]al Oliwen
'te uprzejmost, szed} "a pa
sterka, kt6ra nieco smu:nie
wygladala. i przyb>l nleza~
d}ugo ma wlasciwa droge. a
to doszedl wkrotce do Fam
ku. Swoje ciotke, sedzi~a
wdowe, zastal W jak najlep-
seem zdrowiu i wielce uc;e-
szona z tax niespodziewa~
nych odwiedzin. Azeby jego
pobyt uprzYjemnit mu jak
najlepiej, wydala wielka uczte
| sprosi}a ma MIA szlachte
okoliczna; a tax ak. spedzonc
czas hardzo wesolo i prey
jennie ma wspanialych ucz-
ta:h i rozmaitych zabawach
Oliwen. kt6ry p%rzyjrza} sic
byi dok}adnie pasterce wska~
suiacei mu droge' uznawa'
W niej osobe cd dawna juz
znana, ale ME m6g} sobie
przypomniet, kindly ona by}a.
Ale Gale jej u}ozenie dosta~
tecznie w"skazywalo, ze ooa
W tym biednym stanie an!
sic. urodzila, ami byla wychc~
wand, ale zapewne tylko
.przez nieszcze:5cie W takowy
popadla.
po.t - z.tsm z,.,,tat
:. 49,
49,. .n oao
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07


(kogo spotkai, DyI fzeczyWl'
1 2'ss7e. sam ksfaze, ,.z1 ktor 'l';e
[szyi sle seraeeznle a'es '1's
[ds1anego spofkanla
rycerzcm. - zW'ykiem pow
tanlu, mowl rycerzohwen
re cleszy sic, u ks!aze tai
|Ezdrowo I czerstWo Wyglada ~
spodzlewa sic, &c pan legt
nlezadiugo zupefn'e przy]dzl'
do slebie ! zYe bedzle szcze'
sllWie, gdyz ma Wsze1k''
srodki Pc temu.
- M'albYs sfusznose, prey
. 9
jaelelu, = rzeeze Artus, we
stchnawszY gieboko, - gay
|bym byz szczesllwszy W w.
borze zony,,l wledzlai, &c man
spadkoblercow roku)acycl
swletne nadzle1e. Czyzoy y,
zapytal sic ryceerz' twoJ wybo
malzonk, m'at oye lstotnl'
tax n'eszczesl1wy? czyzo!
F1lrlanda mlafa Dyc rzecz]'
"lsc'e w'nna zarzucanych ]e
zorodn'? NE moge ootao v
. ":er1yc' @s9oy poDoz"'
ks'9zn' oy'a zuol''a pope'l'''
cos pooooneg' - a. rzecz'
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n'e"'"p4' a'e 'n' :
p''"'uS ''o1o: 1N'c '''a al
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nc euyoy" H. oo'1eA
= zapo"' M ll'ee'
A'lFc'a' &c ll'F'a"oa sye' 9
0s'oS' $500 'a'
Aoe''@ jas n'0soyS' &c Po'
"roet'aoy y F" - lauo'
sea- 'ezei'oy j Pfzy]ac faczYi
IIgoyoy" ia sam ksl7zne Przy
wloo': czyoyScle j. zno"
p,>y19'' ri. ."*F.
" N'o'''l' -
''oss '"o "'"'y' = o1o''0'
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07

IwiaIa e wisksze bo7'l |sz'ci /
1ahiizesli je Wiasna dola,
gdyby nie j. potrsebowa'a 3
TEN myzIed, leez praeciwni i.
!. d5Iowiilezdllzlia 4, sic, ze jej Artts
stsszczfsliwym, w6wczas ME
pragnelaby bye wyzwolona :
togo niskiiego ., stanu.
Artus zawolal ze }zami W
coach: ,,Wielki Boze! Vice
Hirlanda W SVEN przykrem.
po}ozeniu troszczyla sic jesz-
czc 0 mnie i byla zadowolonal
;z tax twardego a niezasluzo-
nego losu, a ia oplywajac we
wszystko, tax czuje sic ME
szczesliwym! Alez, kochany
przyjacielu, czyz wkr6tce ia
ujrze? Kiedy1 zaznam najwiek.
|szej ze wszystkich radosci?
)ezeli ksiaze rozkazesz,
rzecze Oliwen, to zaraz jutro
wyjade pc dobra Hirlande. a
dzieh ten zaliczat bede do
najpiekniejszych W mojem
Ezyciu, jezeli ksiaze mi ten
zaszczyt poruezYsz.
Komuz innemu. jesli ne
tobie szlachetny rycerzu, ten
zaszczyt sic nalezy? odrzekl
Eksiaze. To tez prosze Gle,
kochany przyjacielu, przyjmtj
ma s'ebie uskutecznienie tej
tax waznej ola mnie sprawy.
A teraz pospieszajmy ma
zamek, ably poczynit przygo-
towania do jutrzejszej twojej
podr6zy.
Pc powrocie z polowania
Gala sluzba wraz z ksieciem
zatrudniona byla przygotowa-
MEM wszystkiego, GO pc
trzebne przydatne bY}o do
wygodaego przewiezienia
Hirlandy; a nazajutrz wyru-
szyl ryccrz Oliwen Z wybrana
sluzba ku Normandy, zegna-
ny okrzykami radosnerni
pozostale] sluzby i wszYstkich
poddanych, kt6rym by}a via
donna p pr lego wyjazdu.
HIRLANDA PRZYBYWA DO
KsIECIA ARTUsA.
Rycerz Oliwen l jego ciot-
ka przy,rzekli Hirlandzie ma
lei usilne prosby, re ia 20
stawia W obecnem miejscu
4 W cbecnym stanie tax
dlugo, dop6ki iej ME zawe~
zwie ksi4ze Artus 60 slebie.
Dobra staruszka dotrzy~
mywala jak mogla .obietnicy,
ale starala sic, o lie to STAG
40 ~on1r ho1 1tur6canio OF.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07

BacznoS6 Rodacy!
Ktoby sic chciai O.
Sw1eclG rozumoWo,
kr6tko igruntownie
" rzeczach prawdzi-
wei reljgii, MECH
kupuie ga po}owe &c.
ny, t. j.
:10:ct. z. przesyfka =
ksiazke pod tytulem:
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K. FIR. GAWfOWI(Z.
w arszawa,Dakota.
P~ojedyhczo lub.gro~
NADINE pisa6 wprost:
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REV. GAWKONIGZ
w ar s walsh Coz N. Dakota.