davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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na sejmie " Grand Rapids mole .
seroa Szczesc BoAe " praoy ola
dobra i w.rostu Zwiazku, wszyst
kim zwia.kowcom i znsjomym TO-
dakom pozdrowienie Z Alaski, do.
nosze, &c jestem zdr6w wraz I synem
moim j ze o zwiazkowyoh sprawaoh
trudno mi z~apomniec. Wierze moo
no, ze MIN oozy samkne Zwiazek
wzrosnie " potege, o jakiej cd IA
lozenia Zwiazku sni1em, ME tylko
liozba, ale j fnansowo.
Chociaz osobisoie ME moge bye z
Wami, duchem jednak bede j W pra-
oy ola Zwiazku AZ do grobu pozo-
stane.
Mech tyja nasze prawe polk, 90
nam " tel piracy ola wzrostu Zwiaz-
ku pomsgaly W Grand Rapids i wsze-
die. Mech zyje Polska j Zwiazek
Narodowy Polskil
Fronciszek Grygldsze1ski.
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AoVina, kt6ra Wielu ucleSzY!

Jak wiadomo dzieli sic ludzkosc, zapa-
trujac sic z punktu widzenia go.
a nawet ekonomicznego IA dwie klasy.
Do jednej naleza ludz.e zdrowi, SLIM,
w~iecanie skutkiem tego weseli i W inte-
resach z powodu tego, majacy wieksze
szanse powcdzenia. Druga klasa cato
jest chorowita, sfabowita, wiecznie przy-
gnebiona, ~wychudfa i brzydko wyglada-
laca | skutkiem tego ME energiczna, me-
~lancholijna j czesto absolutnie ~niezdolna
do piracy | zycia fa~milijnego.
Do tel nieszczesliwej klasy naleza CT,
kt6rzy zupefnie niewinnie lub skutkiem
bfedow | zapomnienia mfodosci / samo-
gwsftu doprowadzili swe zdrowie do ruiz
ny | sa niezdatnl do zycia prawdziwepo,
do ~stosunkow piciowych, Tub tez c, kt6.
rzy W p6zniejszych lstach zr~ujuowali
zdrowie niestosownem i niewfasciwem
odzywianiem sic ekscesami I naduAycia-
mi rozmaitemi.
Take osoby nieszczesliwe cierpia zwy-
kle: ma Dol gfowy, bicie serca, upfywy
nocne, nerwowosc, dyspepsia, nerki, reu-
matyzn, astme, utrate mezkosci, wyrzu-
Jednakowoz nile powinien Mkt powat-
piewac o mozliwosci dojscia do zdrowia,
a to dzieki nowemu w~ynalazkowi lekar-
sklemu Ia pomoca kt6rego takie cierpie-
MIA, predko, gruntownie zostaja wyleczo-
ne | cierpiacy ma te objawy staia sic zno-
WI silnymi, tfustymi, dobrze wygladaja-
cymi ! zdolnymi do piracy i zycia familij-
nego. Przyjdzcie Tub piszcie natych-
mast. Porada darmo. Nalezy sic zgio-
sic pismiennie lub osobiscie pod adresem:
State Medical Institute,
rs Z. Madison ST., Chicago, Ill.
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Is p.zdsisrnika o gods. 2 20 polud.
" bali .wy k,yoh posiedssf. Niso
bsonosc oIionks podpada karss DO
dug konstytuoji. - J. zurawski
sekr.
Or. 437 20 Sugar Notch. Pa.
Uwiadamism oslonk6w Tow. Sy
movie Polki, gr. 887. IL posiedss.
nie missieoxns odbedsie sic dnia q
b. m. " lokalu swyklyoh posiedss6.
Nieobscni osionkovie podpadaja Ia.
re 30 o. w. PsiacIsnis, sskr.
Or. 432 % NesD Hduen, Conn.
Dnis IL pazdsisrnika odbedsis sic
rocsns posiedxsnis or. 432, " lokalu
oh. Csajki p. o. 181 Poplar ul., M
kt6rem ks&dy osionsk powinien bye
obsonym. - A. Rucifski, sekr.
Or. 367 20 Cleveland o.
Posiedxsnis gr. 367 odbedsis sic
d. ID pszdsiernika, " hall sskolnsj
par. ~. Ksximisrsa. Wssysoy oslon
kowis powinni by6 obsoni, gdya be
dsis obrsohunsk : bslu. Csionsk nile
obsooy M p~osisdssniu podpada ka.
RE podfug konstytucji.- = A. Trsb.
osyhski, sskr.
Or. 456 % Baltimore.
Zsprassam wssystkioh braci, ably
byli obeoni M prsyssiem posiedss.
niu, kt6rs sie odbedsie d. Is p,z
dzisrnka " hall zwyklych posisdzsh,
o gods. 1:80 20 poiudniu, gdyf -
wazne sprawy do saistwisnis. = NJ.
Wisniewski, sskr.
Or. 337 % Chicago.
Tow. Hsnryka Kaiusowskiego n q
svojs missieo.ue posisd.snis VI
oxwsrtsk dnia IL b.. m. " hall xvyk
fych posisdseh, oh. Snisgockiego
r6g Les Witt Hamburg al, o svys
lynn oxssis.
Wa3ns % sprawy do saiat~i
MIA, prseto obsoncc6 kazdego o.iou
Ia potsdans. Nisobscnoi6 M wy
fej vymisnionem pcsisdseniu poole
Ga ksr.e wediug konstytucji. -
s. Wr6blswski, sskr.
Or. I27 20 Chicago.
Or. 127 Tow. Gwiasds odbei,i.
swe xvyosajns posisdsenis " ME
dsisle dnis Is pazdsisrnika o god.
2:8O po poiudniu, Z zwykiej hall y.
siedssh, ns kt6re ~wssystkich ord q
k6w Tow. sapraszam. Dslsgatsni q.
repre1entow.nia grupy l27 na Sci
nile XIII obrani sostali oh. va. 10
LED 1itsj podpisany.-W. Pos.~ih
Ski, sskr.
81. 33l 20 Schenectady, ". Y.
Posisdssnis miesieosns Tow. iw
Wojcischa B. N. odbedsis sie dol.
Is p~szdsiernika :. b. o gods. 1 30 D.
pofudnis " bali swykfyoh ssbrsh
N~isobscnoid podpada karss. - S
Jankowski, sskr.
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~0dpowiedzi Redakcji.

- OBJ. +. r. " Joliet. - Kores.
pondenoji ME motemy umistcic.
- OBJ. P. s. " Boffslo. - nPols
ks" nile otrsymujsmy, nile motemy
wiso odpowisdIiec M pytsnie.
- Oh. 8. K. " Roohestsr. -Csy
6w sobisski, ks6ry jszdri 20 Amsry'
90 : wyklsdsmi o wstrsemi{ zliwoSoi
jest potomkism rodsiny kr6lewskisj
jsk sam twisrdsi, trudno sprswdsit.
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- Oh. b. N. " Utica. - Obrasks
scsnicsnego p. Z. .Pssriooi" ME pc.
siadsmy " rsdskoji. zsdsne ksis.
XII wysaalismy.
Oh. M. b. " Chicago. Ego
ds" nile jest pismsm nsszsm, Q orgs
mem wissnoScis osssgo Zwissku,
Mech pan 10 srosumie.
- Oh. J. B. " Dstruit. - Zawis.
donisn.e otrzymsliImy We erode "a
no, gdy nzgods" byh jus pod pra'
-,
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Or. A3 20 Vulcan, Mich.

Or. {43 20 Vulcan, Mich.
Ma posisdseniu Tow. sw. Stanisas.
"a Kostki " Vulcan, Mich, obrana
s~ostaaa nastepujsos administracja:
Jan Ball, presses; J. Smokowios. vi.
ce-prsxss J. Paluchniak, sskr. prot;
J. Zsg6rski. sskr. 6n.; p. Kurc,
kasjer. Delegstsm M ssjm XIII
]. Paluohnisk; lekarssm tow. Dr.. b
P. SWifs, Z Norway. Mich. - J. p.
Psluchniak, sshr, bex PA Norway,
Mich.
Or. 159 % Joliet, III.
Ma rocsuem posiedseniu duia II
VIRGINIA Z. b. obrala sobis admin.
ssraojs M rok nsstepny, " .klsd kt6.
rel wchod,a: Jan Byosy hski, prssss
Po ras drugi; A. S~taohurski, wios.
pres. po . drugi; J. Krause, sekr.
prot. 20 ras drugi; S.. Sm'g.j sskr.
I'm. pc ras oswarty; st. Wawrow,ki,
kasjsr 20 rss drugi; N. Bystry. Ohio.
rs4yi J. Gburosyk. dyrsktor ohoryoh;
N. Byssry, J. Gburosyk F. Pija.
oowski. opiekunowie kasy; A. Wei.
nits, marssafsk. - ]. p. Krauss,
sekr'
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IoREsPeIDEICJE ,,zeoDI"
z juneau, Alaska.

Kolonisdeja.-zyczeni Ola Selma.
Spostrzeglem W jednym z ostat-
mich numer6w nZgody" sluszne u.
wsgi cd redakcji nZgody" 90 do ko-
lonji polskiej, ktora ma sic zwis1ek
opiekowac. Jeaeli wieo list niniej.
sly dojd.ie Was pred albo podczas
Sejmu, to prosze umiesoit iaskawic j
mole uwagi, kt6re opieram gsownie
ma mojem d}uaszem j praktyoznem
doswiadczeniu.
Zwracam uwage wszystkim bra
ciom zwia.kowym ma fakt, Ae my ME
posiadamy ma ten Gel ami jednego
centa " kasie, ably zakupic choeby
najmniejszy kawalek ziemi, a wy.
asygnowanie kilkuset dolar6w ola
komitetu ~wybranego pre-. Sejm
zwis.kovy, .loAony Z naj.dolniej-
szych ! najuozoiwszyoh braoi zwiaz-
kowycb, zupe}nis "a daremne uwa-
lac moge. Zwia kowoy, a nawet
wielu . rodak6w ME naleasoych do
Zwiazku, wiedza najdokladniej, re
ag6ra trey lata poswiecilem tel spra-
vie kosztem kompanji kolejowej,
kt6ra przes.io $4,000 ~wyloayla ma
ten eel, ME sprzedsjac roll IA pienia-
DE, tylko w~skazujso "a mojs pomo
CO, gdzie ~jeszoze So ziemis rzadowe
do zajecia ma wlasnos6 "a darmo.
Dlaczego Zwiazek w~tenczas, ma Sci
mie W Cleveland albo Filadelfji, tel
sprawy ME poparlG Jedynie dlate
60, Re wywoialo to pewna .azdrose
miedzy interesowanymi lub ograni-
c.onymi ludzmi, kt6ryoh i ma sci.
mach jest trudno uniknsc. Lepiej wiec
mozeNnie tracic tax drogiego ozasu
mad t. sprawa ma sejmie W Grand
Rapids, gdy jeszcze miljonami ME
rosporzadzamy, wpierw powinnismy
dobrze to sprawe "a posredn'ctwem
.,,zgody" om6wic PREY pomooy ludzi
doswiadczonych, a kt6rym lud nasz
ufa, a wtenczas przystapic dopiero
bedzie MONA i do odszukania srod-
k6w, W jaki spos6b bedzie moana
zebrac fundusz, kt6ry wylacznie
MONA bedzie uzyt ma kolonizacje
ola zwiazkowcow, pragnacych osiast
! praoowa6 W roll. Lepiej s~tarajcie
sic .nalesc srodki, W jaki sposob
szybko moaemy wzrosnae W lic.be,
a gdy mas bedzie $4,000 ozlonkow
to i kolonja powstanje.
Me trscoie ozasu mad wyborem
urzednik6w, DO jezeli przekonacie
sic, .e obeony Zarzad wype.nia swo
je obowiazki godnie i uczoiwie, to
obierzcie 60 ponownie, DO ma ozestej
.mianie urzednik6w tylko straty po-
nosimy Z powodu braku doswiadcze
mia nowyoh, nieobeznanych z rutyna
spraw zwiazkowych, chociaa z innej
strony uczciwyoh kandydat6w.
Przesylajao delegation ~zebranym
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n4z0m blU.ZUOUU
Puy wypaoenia Cyrk. XIII z powodu Independents formalnosoi
prawnyoh, wstrIymano nastepujace benefty:
1443 Jan Duda z gr 800, No. 1874 100000.
1444 Karol Koment z gr. 3S9. Nc. 2l3S7, 100000.
Masterpieces wypadki smierci, W r6znych czasach zakwestyonowane
prrez Zarzsdy, benefty So jeszcze ME wyplaoone:
No sn r@%sa
$40 Antoni Kurzsdkowski, z gr'5, No. 1o44, zmaAy 17go lhtopada
1892 r. $4,000.
1856 waen.y Gsowaoki, z g. 80, No. 147O5. zmarsy 81 Hpca 1895
9e4 Franchzek sztuba, z gr. 29, No. 1851, zma3y 5go grudnia
1896 r., $3.50.
1903 Franc. Prena, z gr. Ito, No. 1925, zmaay Is Hpoa 1897, $4,000
las Frsnos.ek Wssowski, Z gr LAP, No. 2l21, zmary 6 grudnia
119l julian Lipihski,z g. 139, No. 4, zmarly 81 lutego 1898, 100000
1888 Jan Doppke, z 81. SO, No. 6O31, zmar}y 13 kwietnia 98. $8OOOO
1887 Jan Karozewski, gr. 29e, No. 1720l, zmary IL kwietnia 1898
1850 Adam Ryba, zgr. 25s, No. 232SO, zmaHy ipoa 1893, 100000
1883 Wswrzynieo G[yszczyhsk, z gr 81, No. SO55, zmaHy 10 wrzes-
1898 T. 100000.
1894 Jan Bobsowsti, z gr. $50, No. 2lsss, .mary 12 paad.iernik.
1901 wssnty Boschat, Z gr, 10, No. 1923, zmarsy sgo lstopada
1898 T. $4,000.
lsH Tsosl wislswski. z g. "a, No. 1881, nmariy 2Ogo I..opada
1893 T. 100000.
1850 Jo.ef Adamski, . or. 11, No. 1910. zmariy 20 grudnia 1893 r
100000.
1887 Konstanty Marszaikowsk, z gr 15, No. 9e12, zmGay IL Isto.
pada 1898 r. 100000.
1885 Miohai Burzyoh, Z gr. 14, No. 1856, .masy 20 grudnia 1893
100000.
Take pozostaie do wyp1acenia Cyrkularz XIV. phtny W pazdzer.
nku 1890 r, $3 10000 poniewaz posmiertne pc Michale Wypiiowskim
z gr. 19, No. 1885, dol 10000 pc Leopoldze Brenert Z Or i27, No
S47S, dol. 10000 juz jest wyphcone Cyrkularz XIV $40
Grupy kt6re do wv. N p. p~rzyjete zostaiy W wrzesniu 1899:
Tow. Kr6la Zygmunta 1. W Chicago, Ill.,, jake grupa 1876.
Tow. Imienia Puikownika Mnkowskiego " Baltimore, Md, jake or. 487.
CHICAGO, dnia 1-go pazdzernika 1892
n. }. Sadooski, sekr. jen. N. Majeuski, kasyer.
8. Nick, rachmhtrz.
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mkri
l4s5 FLIP Kufel gr 8. No. s42O. Cyrk. XIII 100000
l436 Miohal Bogusz Z gr SO, No. 23569. Cyrk. XIII. 900.
l437 Jan SerowIhski Z gr. LA, No. TAT, Cyrk. XIII. 600.
1438 Maoiej Siuda z g. 100. Nc. 20l21. Cyrk. XIII. 300.
144O Antoni Zielihski z or. 1888, No. 92eS, Cyrk. XIII. 900.
1442 Franciaek Liszewski Z gr 2T2. No. 1854, Cyrk. XIII. 900.
~ J6sef psnislsw.ki z gr 400. No 22Os5, Cyfk. xiii 900.
1448 PAVED Patkiewicz z gr. 443, No. 2059S. Cyrk. XIII. 900.
1447 Weronika Laskowska Z gr 8. No. 1915, Cyril. XIII. 300.
144S Fnnchzka Pomarska Z gr. 81, Nc. 1928, Cyrk. XIII. 800.
1449 Konstancya Jodzis . gr lis, No. 5787, Cyrk. XIII 300.
1850 Pelsgis Beger z or. 1876. No. 21S65. Cyrk. XIII. 300.
1451 Zuzanna Klsdzk I or LAP, No. 76I, Cyrk. XIII. 800.
1852 Peaga Galantowioz z gr 227, No. 14875, Cyk. XIII. 800.
1853 PAULINE Gertz Z gr 279. No 18S45. Cyrk. XIII. : 300.
1859 Leopold Brenert z or. 127, No. S47S, Cyrk. XIV. 900.
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in our power. IL was difficult to get
the matter out of our minds. Several
times we were on the point of TAX
ing Mcpherson more fully into our
confidence, but, while we trusted him
as one of ourselves, it seemed that mat
tiers were scarcely ripe for that yet;
and don't think he had the faintest
suspicion as to the exact nature of
the scheme. What the tie was be-
tween HIM and Halstead l never knew,
but it was sufficiently strong to make
the engineer follow my friends sug-
gestions blindiy; and his assurance
that Mac should be squarely treated
if the speculation proved successful
seemed to have al: the weight of a
bond. We agreed that it would be
unwise for US to be seen in frequent
conversation; SO. beyond an occa-
sional inspection of the machinery in
his company, i saw very little of Nc.
Pherson.
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himself. Had we grounded on a rock
or run into another ship. he proba bly,
would have pumped down on the graf
ings and battered out prayers to the
saints; but outside of emergencies he
seemed to be a pretty fair officer.
Dick not only had good taste in the
way of cigars. but he knew just where to
get them. and the box we had opened
that afternoon were a little ahead of
anything / had ever smoked,-neither
too heavy nor too damp, but Of exquis-
lite favor and thoroughly seasoned.
Almost every one has experienced
the rest and momentary inaction
which come between periods of ex-
cessive mental or physical effort, espe-
cially upon the eve Of some decisive
attempt that is likely to be a severe
tax upon the energies. 1t was some
thing of this feeling which gave addi-
tional relish to the tobacco as we sat
there in the starlight. thinking, plan
ming. specializing. Diaz understood
but little English. and. with the full
length OF the bridge between n. there
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CHAPTER III.

Cultivation of the Padre Sebastian,
in a quiet way, seemed an obvious pol
icy in the light of our recent determi-
nation; but we found it necessary to
be constantly on our guard against
his subtle questioning. He seemed un-
warrantably curious to ascertain my
business on the steamer, and, think
ing the bare truth might be the safest
thing l could give him under the cir
cumstances, l frankly detailed the
severing of my connection with Lam
tine & Co. and the overworked condi-
ton which had induced me to take
the voyage with my friend. These
facts he could easily verify, and, for
various reasons. l preferred not to
be caught lying.
Among the other passengers were
rich old wine merchant and his
daughter, from Seville. who were
making a tour of the Spanish colonies
and intended returning to Manila on
the steamer. They were delightful
people, the Senorita Gracia especially.
and. mastering my very best Spanish.
began to cultivate their acquaint-
ance. She was beautiful girl, and she
piled me with all sorts of questions
concerning my countrywomen, our
American customs. ana the differences
between our respective countries.
We sat over cur dinner for quite
awhile. discussing various subjects;
then, excusing ourselves upon the plea
of being responsible for the naviga.
ton, Halstead and | climbed to our
quarters on the hurricane deck. We
were then passing Banton island, in
the open strait, and could dimly make
out its 1000 feet OF rock in the star
light. The whole voyage from Manila
bay to the San Bernardino passage is
one grand panorama of precipitous
Volcano peaks and rocky islands, COW
cred along their bases with ]uxuriant
tropical foliage, which takes on an
indescribably rich coloring in the sun
light and fills the air with fragrant
odors that lull the senses into an orr
entail semi which is SIM
ply delightful. Even in the half dark
ness it seemed like dream of en-
cbantment as the steamer slipped
through the motionless water, soft
~ purring black smoke from her fun
rel and kissing gently as the spray
rippled alongside. It was so still that
echoes of voices f1oated from all parts
If the ship; liquid. BLACKBOARD patois
from the crew. lounging about the
foc'sle head; limpid Andalusian
laughter, with now and then a snatch
of song in clear girlish voice. from
somewhere down on the main deck;
muffled echoes from the stoke-hold
ventilators.
We had made ourselves comfortable
at the starboard end of the bridge. and
Diaz, the mate, was lounging over the
rail to port. humming a love ditty to
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Dreamed Chicken or Turkey Hash.
Dreamed hash is best when made
from cold chicken or turkey. Chop suf.
ficient to make pint. Place two table.
spoonfuls of butter and two of -four
into saucepan; mix and add one pint
of milk; stir constantly until boiling,
and add just a suspicion of grated onion,
a tablespoonful of chopped parsley, a
level teaspoonful of salt, a dash of pep
per, then the chicken and half a can of
chopped mushrooms. Stand over hot
water for 20 minutes. Have ready
squares of bread nicely toasted; heap
on the hash, garnish the top of each
piece with carefully poached egg, and
send at once to the table, The eggs may
be omitted, and the mixture served
plain or in border of rice.-Ladies'
Home Journal
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IN THE GREEN WOODS.

oh, sweet It was, and fair 1t was.
In the green woods to-day,
With only tree-tops bending near.
And all the world away,
When. fearing not. and caring not.
And hoping. hoping all.
Ny heart danced as the shadows dance
The swaying boughs let fall
oh. balmy was the pine trees breath.
Stirring its tasseled plumes;
The slender birches, maiden-white,
Leaned thro' the forest glooms;
And birch and beech and bending bush.
And brook and bloSsomed spray,
Were childhood voices long forgot
In the green woods to-day.
Oh. sweet it was. and fair it was.
In the green woods to-day,
To hear the birds triL out their tunes,
And all the world away;
And fearing not. and caring not.
And hoping. hoping all,
In notes they stole from out my dreams
To hear them call and call.
OF fairy pipes the wood was full.
And stir Of airy feet;
The nesting robin to his mate
Sang only Sweet, sweet, sweetw
And tar and high the hermit-thrush
Thrilled his ecstatic note,
As II the song of love and death
Lived IL his slender throat.
Oh. sweet 1t was. and dear 1t was.
In the green woods to-day.
The echo of q silent voice,
And all the world away.
For fearing not. and loving much.
And hoping. hoping all.
Across the cloudy silences
felt her presence fall.
They made her grave the other day.
And yet it well may be
That all along that woodland path,
Viewless, she went with me;
For life Is stronger still than death.
And love will find u way,
And heaven and earth were all as one
In the green woods to-day.
Martha Baker Dunn. in Youths Com
panion.
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H-An communications for this paper should
be accompanied by the name of the author, not
necessarily for publication but as an evidence
pf good faith on the part of the writer. Write
only on one side of the paper. Be particularly
careful In giving names and dates to have the
letters and figures plain and distinct.
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CHAPTER ll.-CONTINUED.
SWELL. the zap people are the only
ones who would really kick. Even they
would stand five or six days all right
as far as leaving for Manila goes. But
II we happen to have any sea-sick pas
sengers. they'll Lever forgive the extra
days of unpleasantress as long as they
live; and l don't remember whether
any of them are going to Tomil or
not"
There's but cne for Yap-tha cura-
tina youngest of tina twa padres"
''And one padre is fifty times worse
to deal with than the ordinary pas
senger; the chances are that he can
turn the whole machinery of govern
ment against fellow if he chooses"
"Ay, thit's vera true. But eff ye've
tina PADRES confluence wi ye, it's quite
anither matter. Aa've a thocht in ma
haid thit ye may arrange it wi these
twa."
Lets have it, Mac. That's what we
want to get at"
"Weel, tina GOLD PADRES q vera cen
f1ential mon. Aa'm toold thit he's
tae be tina haid o all tina Ledrrones, an
he's vera anxious tae reach Saipan at
once; he's bezxiness there on Padre
Julian's accent Tha yoong one says
but little. yet IA nootice thit he's
vera deeferen.;al whin tn ither's
aroond. Moo. Aa'm thinldn' thit eff Aa
wair tae stop tn aingine-say three
days from this AN gaive DOT thit ma
shaft wair cracked. ye might say ye
wair FORCED tae put in at Apra,
where yen get a coople O. rings from
tina wrickaige O. the Dutch tramp thit
wair cast ashore there twa year agoo.
IA kin scratch tina shaft sac twill hae
tn appearance o crack tae. ma
Spennish aingineers. an there's ma
ither pless where yen be laik tae find
bit o macheeIery. Then yell ak
plain tina seetuation tae tina padre, an
saay thit eff he'll gle a report in
Maneela hoo tina chenge O. the coorse
KEN ABBOTT. yell carry him tae Saipan
tibet he'll not rae tina treep tae max
on prooa."
Halstead and locked at each other.
McPherson's idea seemed practical
and plausible. There was no question
whatever that padre of sufficiently
good standing could smooth over
about anything he pleased. and, if an
obligation to himself were part of
the regularity. it seemed very likely
that he would see there were no cues
tions asked. While we were discussing
the matter, l couldn't help mention
ing my instructive dislike to Padre Sc
eastian. He was one of your plausible.
Tat and oily men, who study human
nature almost from their infancy and
read your thoughts in spite of you.
In fact, my acquaintance with the
Jesuits In the east had given me
wholesome respect for that marvellous
Pent tration which is SO important a
factor in the influence they exert
upon all classes. Both the captain
and the engineer agreed with me that
the padre was a dangerous man in
more ways than one. but could see no
reason why his peculiar influence
should be exerted against US.
Having come to a definite under
standing that We would Investigate
the wreck of the galleon as far a. lay
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Teacher-You don't know what
hunt spells? What does your father
do when his collar button is lostY
Johnny (slyIy)-He says things.-
jewellers Weekly.
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CLARENCE HERBERT NEW

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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-08
Beazley & Carter,
Farm implements. Hard
ware and Groceries.

Beazley n Carter have been in the
above bushes, but one year; however,
the volume of trade that they control
suggests that they are far from being
novice, in business. Their store i,
located on the Southeast corner of
Main and Mill streets. in 1t. Asaph
Block, and in its furnishings show a
very complete stock of hardware, farm
implements and groceries and, if all
outward signs do not fail of force, the
price OF their goods is rs low H. the
asking of any other institution in the
county. The elite trade of the city
and the representative farm people OF
the county look upon this house as II
Wand market, iirst-class in every par
ticular. In hardware they carry what
is generally termed a full line, with
auxiliary stocks of Chinaware, glass.
ware, wood and willow ware, etc.
They offer special inducements to the
farming fraternity in the way of max
ing their store market for any kinds
of produce that they may have to sell.
Each of the firm members are Lincoln
county boys and prior to entering in
business here were engaged in farming.
They ale each active, energetic gentle
men and deserve the success that has
crowned their efforts in a business
way. The personnel of the firm is J
l.. Beazley and j. n. Carter, Mr..
Beazley is a member of the Christian
church.