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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
STOCK MARKET REVIVAL.
Much More Active, But with Mixed
Coudi.iDuS

MuCh More Active, but with Mixed
Conditions.
Chicago, August 25.--The stock market
has been much more active this week and
conditions have been much mixed. Quite
a long list of prominent industries and
specialties were subjected to very severe
treatment early In the week. Brooklyn
Transit bearing the hardest blows, There
was an upward movement at the same
time of number of isolated railway
stocks, without regard to the urgent IL
quotation in the specialties. The relaxa-
ton of the pressure against the indus
trials in the middle of the week was Il
signal for an upward movement, the mid
die and low grade railway stocks show
the effects of exploitation by bull pools.
Al the same time heavy realizing devel-
oped in many stocks. which show good
profits on a recent advance and the mar
ket had some difficulty in digesting these
net changes of the week are much mixed
Gains are mostly confined to railway
stacks, while the industrials show wider
fluctuations.
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MEXICO AND RAILROADS.
Important Legislation of the Last
Session Of Congress.

Important Legislation of the Last
Session Of Congress.
New York, August 25.-speakng in ref
erence to a report in Wall street that the
Mexican government had made some con-
cessions to the railways of that country
In the matter of combinations for rate
making purposes. the secretary OF the
Mexican National Railway company said:
at Is not true that the Mexican govern
ment has changed its attitude toward the
railways in this respect, for the roads
have for several years had an agreement
on rates, which was sanctioned by the
government and which has worked salts
factorily. The legislation at the last SEES
sion concerned only re-classitication OF
freight. which Is now divided into twelve
classes. This in measure simpliiies oper-
atlons OF lines but makes comparatively
little change in rates. The important rail-
way legislation was that regarding con-
cessons and subsidies. Formerly the poll
icy OF the government was to grant these
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The too frequent use of greasy prepara-
tions on the face will cause a growth of
down.
Cocoanut oil brushed over the brows
will promote their growth and give them a
glossy appearance.
A valuable lotion for strengthening the
color of the hair and useful in retarding
its turning gray Is made of four ounces
of bay rum and one ounce of sulphur.
A frequent cause of the hair falling out
is a deficient state of the circulation. Rub
bling the scalp for short time every
night with the fingers will stimulate the
circulation.
There is nothing better than sage tea
to prevent the hair from falling out This
should be well rubbed into the roots three
or four times a week. Bran water is also
good for the scalp where there is dandruff
After rubbing 1t in the hair must be well
washed or it will stick together.
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~'srict Average,
NEUROLOGICAL.

|<lt--Vt~
|lsss nrr .,,an' Texas, August e.
lsrs,y AVIS aged Is years, died of
n S,sl ao,olnham, Texas, August 91,-
y yss,sy, aged 20 years, died al
K %,'neral Wells, Texas.-J. NJ.
srspInaa Texas, died here yes
kD,s about 4 o'clock.
~ oe,Mssa,xahachie. Texas. August
ssd , Il Jordan of saraloo died
a,slla a p, Texas. august FL
ACIu,.o oyd Mcclure, wife OF DR..
flsox Sed on the 1sth.
bissD as Ms Kinney, Texas. August 81.
8 viii 'a very suddenly here last
mr. oonsestive chill.
r. & q Marshall, Texas. August
wheeler died at her home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
ToDAY's ENTRIES.

1hreo-fourths OF mile-Sadie Artha RAJ
chael Bird l00 Zncatosa. Crosby lOs. y ID
Wickos. Frieslnnd l0j Belle Of Memphis y ss
Bramble Dolore. Alouette, Sidiupla ~ COT
I'm plant Barrlsso. llil Billy 1903. st. Au-
one miie-Tradtza SO. sidtilla. Lula W lO1
Leo planter Gov, Mclienry. Elshor lO6' La
das 1903.
ono mile and seventy wards, selling l.oy-
ing Gun i0i Guide Rock. Ida c. Ed CART
land II. Forbush 1903. Macy no
Cbrysanthemum Stakes one mile'-John
Millen %, Special Notice, First Shot l0i, Duke
Of Melbourne l05 sldbow H.
Three ourths Of mile. handieap--Lndy
Osborne Salinda Good Hope Annie Lewis.
Katie Gibbons Command. Aunt Mary 49,.
sorrow a. Applc Jack 1902, Dser loi. Gibral-
tar i07. Mint Sauce l01.
one and one-GiXteenth miles, handicap
TTlskal 90. Colonel Cassidy %, American
Eagle 49, Forget Not l03 Pinochle. Nor list.
sam Lazarus ESQ. 1ol. Bssouil Alleviate.
Carl c. Osric II l05. Sir Rolla H. Fer'or Ia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26

THE RACES.
Futurity VIII De RIM ut Shccpshcnd
nny To-day.

nny To-day.
New York, Angus, "a The rich FutGrity,
worth about $4,000 this year to the winner,
will be run ut Sbecpshead BAY tomorrow. the
opening day oil the fail meeting. Tho number
of entries on the card is twcnty two, Just one
less than the Fuurty record. but 1t Is not
certain that all those named will 80 to tue
post. and It is hardly likely that there will be
ADDED starters. Tao race is an extremely Gprn
one. not only because OF the large number "
probable starters. but also the uncertain Guai'
itl of the field No one of the entries mas
done anything impressive. although a num-
Ter of those that win start have been working
in excellent form the last few days.
The lfuturity course is liO leet short OF a.N
ttirlougs, straight away, ana Ogden huas tue
&C cord / 10 made in 1886.
Going over this years candidates there 10
not a starter In tho collection, meaning thciH
is not "A horse that has shown decided superb
GRITTY over another. David GarrCk recently
purchased by Pierre Lorillard, and winner OF
the Great Trial stakes Is asked to pick up ie'
pounds aud win, which. as yenr-oid. he
VIII hnd a difficult task The probable inNcr-
Itc Is Chacornac purchased to-day oy Jdmes
r. Keenc from James Rove. He did IAN I'M
ressiye six furlongs yesterday IN lill34
Dcuhlct a son Of Domino who viii carry q
pounds. won the Juvenile stakes ut MORRIS
Fark and early in the season looked MS though
he would be one of the best, but his work
during tho season was not consistent and lac
is moi viewed with much alarm,
OF the horses that are asked to Pick up IL
pounds PlucRy has been consistent per
former aud Is an Improving colt lis best
race was MS defeat by Mesmcrist In the frat
Attempt stakes at brighton Pluckys best
recent trial with weight up WAS SIX iuF'one5
In l:l6A. Virginia Earle ana Musolte the
latter having only appeared twice IN company
So far, have made fast trials while jim Bo-
denis Okottoc Is credited with work Of l:llla
az Brighton on Wednesday
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~. w,,m,naton in TroubIc.

New York. August 25.--A dispatch TO the
Herald from Monteyidio says; The united
states eunboat Wilmington has arrived
at this port with her screw broken. She
was bolind for Rio Janerio. Brazil when
a violent tempest surprised her off Cape
polonio, The storm lasted five days. The
accident 10 her machinery happened dur
ing the very heavy weather The VIII
mington will have 10 remain here until
the arrival Of new screw from me
United S ates. the special pattern OF screw
used on the gunboat not being obtainable
on the river Platte.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
HARNESS RACES.
Charlie Herr Won the Deciding Heat
in ihr Mn ssn ..hMSCitN Stnkc.

Readvine. Mass. August %. Charlie Herr,
the Kentucky stallion won the deciding heat
In the Massachusetts stake OF $4,000 today in
2;2i%. tho slowest time of the race 1t is
estimated that $1,000 people witnessed the
race and that from 100000 to 100000 chang d
hands. Charlie Herr. Lecco aud Tom Roy
each took two heats "Wednesday. Only these
three started today. The races resulted;
Pacing a:ii class $1,000 tunnnishcd from
Wednesday, Darrell, ,lohuny AgBn. Dombey
Ir. Best time. 20aia.
Pace. 2.OT class. purse s5o01-Lady Of tho
Manor Princess Chimes. llallena DUPLEX.
Bes, time. 2;05&
Trot, 2,io cass purse, three In hvo-Croe-
sus, Dare Devil Alcidalia. Best time. $50
Truttmg, 2:iS class. purse $1,000, two IN
three senator L. Pilot Evans. Iona. Best
time 2:l5ih.
Trotting, 2:lA class purse $1,000, two In
three tunnnshedl 1imbrol Celibate. Norvel.
Time. 2:llal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
Fair Grounds Summaries.

St Louis August 25.-only two fayortcs
were successful at the Fair Grounds today.
WiId Tartar 25O-tol, was also winner.
selling 2-year-olds iiva ami half furlonRs
Silent Friend Glissando. Dinornis. Time,
l.0&n.
niic-Whis0er Low George Arnold. Stella
Berkeley. Time. 1ljh.
Three fourths Of n.ilc--Also Ron H. Lake
Fohso Uncle Bin. Time I'D.
Mile and seventy yards--AnnIe odheld.
Kucnig Eight Bells. Time. AS.
Mile Wild Tartar. Mamie G. liill Billy
Three fourths OF rnle-Mamle Lou. Dlggs
ed l.. Time 1lJ.
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with a very lavish hand so that the exist
ing Tines received valuable privileges and
much help from the country-s treasury.
Concessions were then open for people
who wanted to edevelop any region which
they themselves controlled for mining or
other purposes. Now, however. the gov
frnment has decided TO restrict these
grants Of money and land and will givs
them only to lines proposing to develop
districts which the government regards
as needing 1t. so that in future these con-
cessions must meet public demand rather
than one from private purposes"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26

En- BLUE TuLLE COSTUME.
1. BEAUTIES who are said to have
4 STYLE. But it is certain anna, Ina,
is Z !. ~ sne Of the most beautifu!
II u 4, I ", vet been presented. =.
~, ~ nat shade OF blue tnat Is
i.r N lin IN the opal when reflected
s''a .,saus light. natural or artiil-
Ia 'S ale canary and white laces
w !. mi iii blue tuile is indescribabiy
h, II an opal blue tulle costume
. ", y around the foot in points
/ y. trimmed with several rows
.,,roS canary colored lace thick
IN The deep color of the lace
=, The shades of the blue with
- .rsct. Under the points was
4 lr,e.rutle Of accordion plated
/ n was Of opal silk over which
N. Infused slightly at the front.
\. Dsinted design, shown upon the
/ " \, carried out on the bodice with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
FEET MASHED.

j. II. Cole, conductor on one of the
work trains between Beaumont and sa-
bine Pass, attempted to board moving
caboose and lost his footing, and both feet
slipped under the moving wheels. He was
brought TO this city al an early hour and
the railroad physician dressed the in
juries. In passing over his feet the wheels
mashed all except the little toe from The
left foot and the first two toes trom the
right foot,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
WHOLESALE GROCERY.

1t is now reported that the gentleman
who has decided to establish wholesale
grocery house in Beaumont has selected a
site. He Is negotiating with the owners
and it is not improbable that big three
story brick building VIII be erected, The
parties behind the Wholesale grocery
movement have ample capital to take care
OF the trade in this section and say that
threats of competition have for them no
terrors. They have had competitive eX-
perience before.
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JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.

poor card. both in size of fields and quality OF
entries. was not improved by numerous
Five furlonrs Laureate, May Jane. Fla
mora Time t0iis
ono mile Maurice wolhurst, Trasedian.
Time l,4lSi
rive turongs Dave ), Llillan beie, lslanu
Prince. Time los
Nil. and quarter, Spencer handlcap-LaNe-
lcok, AIpcn llcr Ladyship. Time 2:06is.
Heaverwck steopechnse, iull eourse-pf'
Catlctt walked over.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
How TO Look Young,

Why not really make UP your minds
that one hour daily should be devoted to
recreation or resting in some manner?
Either we will walk an hour. read an hour,
sew, knit, or do fancy work, visit or chat
with a congenial friend for an hour. In
short. we will overturn our common meth
DDS for one brief space daily. The result
OF months fair trial of this plan will
encourage to further effort in the same
direction. and in faithful observance of
some such system we shall renew our
youth like eagles" while many of the
worn and tollsome places will take on
new beauties land blossom as the rose"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
Results Mt Harlem.

Chicago. August 25.-Five and half fur
Iones-Flor Bird. silver Fizz. Tidy Ann.
Time. l.07%.
Mile, selling-King's Highway Golden Rod.
Kettle Brooks Time 1.42h.
Selling. mile--Chauncey Fisher. Cntas-
trophe. Chcopee. Time. ~
Nile and one-eighth mile Rosa Mazso'
The Bondman. Countess lrma. Time l;o3h.
Fiye-eighths mile. Enthusiastically, DE-
GOV Adair IL Time. l.02ip
Three-fourths Of mile-Lori zeni. CanoSa.
Norma. Time l;2Ihs
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Three fourths of a mile Montsome. loa,
Albert Vale IOs Harry Thoaurn 100. Geo II.
Kuchum. Jim Gore II lQ5, iloe2rto. Tsnole.
Jrrylpr II. Georgia. Brlghis o3, Lsssio
NAV Little Jack Horner 100 Easter Card 81.
icnty is. defender II s6 Free liapc 81.
s,yen-oighths OF mile rloriSar; Tarlye
10g Tommy O'Blion g. Ros1 Diah. cara
Seven ghhs OF u mile. blndlcap-- Mlkpah
IiS Nav Bench log. Deerins l0a Tuila Fonsa
80 Kamsin, Andes So. Lady IN Blue 80 Jack
One nile and 100 yaris-serrano 1876.
Crockett 80. Rafaello 95.
One and one fourth miles. selling-P eriwig
Jim MoCleovv 96 Blue Lick -. Gadsden ".
One mile solling-Simon y los. l.aroauoire
Tony Licalzi l05. Mary Kinztlia, BITTER Root
l0s pitfaI 1902 Ed Tipton i0l Evelyn BIRD.
es Andes &c. Paw the Fiddler "a,
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uRRrGArING CANAL BROKEN.
Extent OF the Damage Has Not been
Ascertnfned.

Lake Charles, La. August 25.--Reports
were received late this afternoon from
sulphur City that the Robertson canal had
broken. There has been hustle for men
TO 20 to repair the damage; good wages
were offered, but not many men were
secured here; more are wanted at once
rice along tile canal promised beautiful
crop and the chances are that enough
water was held on the FIELDS 20 'iec ms
Gran over until the break ran be repaired.
some OF the rico Is beyond the roint wherc
damage can be done to il ny the drouth
Particulars OF the cause aud nature iof
the break are as yet wanting. All mes
saees that have come in we're imperative
ordirs for large crew OF nlrn' ne malr
canal is no doubt very badly wsshfd cul
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
LOCAL NOTES.

Bert Hopes came up from his rico farm
on Taylors bayou last night He says he
has harvested $50 acres Of rice and VIII
start the thresher next week.
Sam Park, president OF the Industrial
Lumber company. is In Mexico. Reports
are that he has already booked several
very desirable orders for lumber and tim
berS
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n WOMAN'S REALM

vest underneath of the accordion n,a,t-
ed goods. The neck was square, bordered
with lace and embroidered in daisies.
The toilette was made over foundation
of electric blue taffeta.
Helen Grey-Page
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26

FIFER-Tyler, Texas. August 23.--Mrs
Lille Fifer. wife Of w. r. Fifer, died yes.
terday and was hurled this morning Ct :
o'clock.
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General Observations.
'.uans taken by United States weather
SM stations at S p. NJ, 18th meridian
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FATHER INFORMATION.
Proba bilities.

Probabilities.
k..,,,. August 25.-Eastern Texas
[,-ttpsa warm Saturday and Sunday;
y. Tsi,s-Fair; continued warm: Sat-
u sunday: variable winds.
4 ynIto-Fair Saturday and Sunday
" vitds. ,.. VAR.
IN warner Sunday; variable winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
Meals for Il Ony.
BREAKFAST.

Meals FOR Il Ony.
BREAKFAST
Sliced Oranges
Wheatena. Cream.
Broied Tenderloin Trout. Potato Balls.
Flannel Cake. Louisiana Syrup.
Cafe au Lait.
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
River Shrimp on Ice.
DINNER.
Bean Soup.
Fried Crackers. Potato Croquettes.
Celery. Olives.
Baked Redsnapper. Green Peas. Eggplant.
Lettuce Salad.
Queens Pudding. Roquetort.
Cafe Noir.
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suratoga Summarizes.

Saratoga. August 25 The last day OF the
Saratoga meeting was hardly a success A
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Higher
Prices
for Lead
and Oil.
ED KHAN,
MAMMOTH cLorHiER,

White Lead is IN u quarter of cent per
pound and tho price of Lmseed OH has been
advanced by tho crushers cents gallon dur
ing the past ten days
If your stock is low do not wait too long
before buyiug. We will be pleased to quote
special prices on request.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16

(C'-iag dalszyl
Wilt.
Wlodzimierz spedzil tee nee nee
bardzo sniespokojnie. Dlugo
ME mdgf zasnat, przewracal|
sic ma l6tku, a zasnawszy
nareszcie, czesto Sic budzil,
WszYstko, CO " ostatnichf.
dniach przezyl, stawalo wy
raznie pred wzrokiem jego
duszy.
Widzial amazonke lezzcaa
IA muraw:e; slowa IannT
&-stS&a# #s&fEEt ~ E<EEEE EEs#E ..sr2% .&4ra%Es%t
Salomei W ogrodzie slyszane
W uszach mu dotad dzuie-
czaly; ratrzyl " oczy Panny
Jadwigi i drzal, jakby 2
trwogi, sam ME wiedzac Gee
mu; sluchal mowy stiYjassszzka
W urzedzie gminnym i widzis !
Wolka pijanego. jak dzw'g-
nawszy sic, ku MIN zw;6o7.
Wszystko wiec W ko.
10 w~irowalo, wtracajac lego
dusze " stan nieuleczaln,,
prawie goraczko Wy, lie
ponad wszystk e N, jak slohcc,
gdy wysoko ma strop nieb'
wybiegnie, panowaly te oczy
DUE wyraziste. pelne blas;ku
| zycia, kt6re Jadwinia ma
niego skierowala.
Spotkal ia pierwszy raz'
ME m6sl powiedzie@, zeby
byla podobna do kt6rejkol~
wick z tych panien> kt6re W
zyeiu pozna', a mimo to
wciaz nnu de zdawalo, &c te
oczy iuz widzial.
Ale gdzie? Gdzie?
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s'7 p''ees1e'e - 80 !.
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wal bH5ej Isl badad, zawsze domowi Nv .pierwszej chw
lcioci Salusi ostr6z3ie 2 drogi chcial "a MA biedz, zatrzym
schodzi1. Ledwie. ja zdaleka La, przem6wi6, AK ssila nj
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zsniernie bystry, n~atychmiast rozsadek atoli kazal mu
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1drzewo tax mu sic to uda-| wysiku. Ledwie suszla Kill
walo, zs ona ME mogla 90 krok6w, zn6w wr6ci}a
nigdy zobaczyG. }aweczki po biala chusteczk
Niewdzieczny! [ktora tam .zostawia. Ter
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ldrzewiowego, postanoWi1| skierowala, gdzie "a drzeWe
wejsd do Srodka. Przecie ME stall Wlodzimierz.
byl to zaden gal zaczarowany, i diva spojrzenla, jak 9"
kt6regoby ze duchy strzegIy, iskry ~biegnace naprzec
ME bYlo r6vniez tabicy z siebie Cd biegunov przeci'
napisem, ze tam obcym (leg}ych, ~zetkne}y sic p
wstep lest wzbroniony. |zielonym drew baldachlme
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Wazka Sciezynka zbiegi mai. spiewnej wonnej, kt6ra 3
pierw W glab, mad sam brzeg ma to stwarza, ably ser
ruczaiu. potem wspinajac sic mlodziehcze MIA sic upajai>
DO stronej Scianie4 parowu. |byly s%zczesllWe.
dostsl Sc ma niewielki pag6- w oczach Jadwini maloW
rex .Dzieki mchom i miekkim 10 sic z pocz7tku niezmier
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:. gwaltownie, ~rodni6sl ksiaz
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to wydala mu sic jeszcze
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piekniejsza, niz ongiw alta ).
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49, J., ,.o. ,o.zv; sarenka, gdy sfora ogare
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. $3.50, -; m6gl cofna6 blad, kt6ry le
]; -. ~konyslnie %popelnil.
-. u ..;,u;,, Ale stale sic.
~. - !, Rozgoryczony wr6cil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16

Is. C heal jJllz octd lls:l IS gg gll
drrz,'w,''iIiii szk,llanne "a ,i7..Spt ier 'p ,:sz:'si
P,jiiet,r'zze:. ss;zzybks1o sic r'op i'yva:r
ma bttaalkonn w'bt,i,egl|as, Hpa;alaln1,iieen1,lk:a;'
" bi;al}ei ssu,''k SUI, n1ie'bEieska
szarfa przepasansa v kl,:aapp,e + ~.
szu slomianym ma glowie ]
8 ogromnym bukietem bz6W
" reku.
Zblizyla sic do balustrady,
glove podnios}a ], stojac tax
bez ruchu, sloWiczei
kapeli slucha}a.
Wlodzim:erz 2 oddalenia, W
sic znajdowal, ME m6gl
dolrzeG rys6w lei twarzY, ale
mimo to ME watpil, re ma
|niego spogladaly oczy duze,
aksamitne, jak morska ton
glebokie i j,k ona tajemnicze.
Krok naprz6d p5stapi}, ale
v tejze ehwili panlenk;a
wbiegla nazad do salonu,
costa Viajac "a SODA drzwi
ctwirte, zal i tesknote.
]eszcze dlugo stall ma tem
S mem miejscu, praggna}
spodziewal sic wszystko
darcmnie. Cudne z;awisko
ME powt6rz}} 10 sic wiecej.
Zamyslony, wr6ci} do do
mu.
lego dnia mic go ME cie-
szylo, mic ME zajmowa!o,
Wprawdzic W Skibnjewicach
przesjedzial kilka godz'n, bo
musial nareszcie zacza6 spra-
wowaG obowiazki volta, ale
jnowe to zajecie nietylko GO
! $500 w. 80 Is Er7
ME rozrywa}o, pfzeciwnie "
terazniejszym nastroju swego
|ducha bylby wolaf wcale &c
nj mice. Chciaf bye sam, ably
myslee dumac a tYmcza5em
kazall mu SIG zaJmow<aac sFra-
wam', ktore go .wcals me
|obchodz'fy'
Re stryJem rozmaw1af t>l~
|ko PREY obiedzle, ale ! stry.
ME b}l tego dn'a W doDryn'
|hunorze. Gdy s'ohce zaezgfc
Isle chyl'e ku zachodow''
W}odz'm'erz zn6w sic wsora'
pod gal modrzewio~y. Zdajs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16

rano spi, do, poludnia sic
przeciaga.
Stryj Atanazy, skarg tych
wysluchawszy, odrzeki glo~
sem podrs1aionym, &c jak
Krakow ME zostal odrazu
zbudowany; tax j pracowitost
u ludri, kt6rzy jej przedtem
ME mieli, ME moze bye
dzielem jednego tygodnia.
IRadziI tedy kobietom uzbroit
sic " cierpliwo66
Ma to jedna zaMolala:
:. go r7E FE,E8S 49,. ~
Madre gadaaie! Jak
.bed7 cze'kala, e nj pewnie
Wieprza zarznie ] zie.
"A m nj alowke
,dru yaskrzykne}a.
"A mnie k1ow -tr ,.,': a
doer:za ]:
s'f ~. Ataoa7y usi1or. II. !.
ieszcze persMadloWa6, ale sam