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WILL NEED MORE WORKERS
Church Census Receives Consider
aIiOn ErOm Min! ST riaI AssOciat on

asiOo From Min! sterial ASsOciat on.
The Sunday school canvass of the city
which is to be made on the forenoon of
October 20, was the chief topic for dis
cussion at the Ministerial association on
Monday afternoon. The securing of vol
unteers to do the house to house work
was begun On Sunday last. and the as
ISOLATION realized that it has a larger
job on hand in this particular line than it
formerly considered. About 1.500 workers
will be needed in the forenoon. Less
than 100 volunteered last week. Every
available worker will be needed. Hun
dreds will be obliged to sacrifice work
somewhere if this is to be made Success
ful-a fact fully realized by the associa-
ton but not by the church people Some
of the largest Sunday schools failed to
make any perceptible response TO the ap-
peal. The matter Will be pushed and
next Sunday is expected to secure at
least 1000 volunteers.
The committee in charge has put vol
unteer cards in the hands of every min
lister in the city to which he is to get
signers. These signers pledge themselves
TO make a canvass of that part OF the
city assigned TO them. on the morning
of October 20. between the hours OF 70
and y. All these cards when signed will
be sent TO the central committee, which
viii assign the persons 10 the various
chairmen and territories. II Is the pur-
pose to have every volunteer work a.
near home as possible. Also they viii
be sent in twos. no two persons Of one
denomination working together. Al op-
portunity for sectarisn or denominatiouaI
pressure is to be removed. What the
authorities want is the facts. Il Is not
on an evanselistic mission any more
than the census taken BY the federal gov
eminent All Sunday school workers are
urged 10 make efforts 20 find way to
give a hand 10 this WORK
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This large four-story building Is ad-
mirably fitted and furnished for the care
of the sick. No loathsome or contagio
diseases admitted, but all other diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals are
successfully treated here, including
Whisky, Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Women, married
or single, can find a safe retreat here
during confinement, and home in every
case found for the child if required A
home for the poor and rich alike, as all
operations and medical treatment are
free, and the only charge that is made is
the ordinary hospital fee, which Is just
enough to pay the running expenses of
the institution. The best of references
given when required. Write for circular
10 the Martha Washington Home
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ALMA CIRCLE WILL MEET
j An Interesting Program TO be Feat
ure of Evening

The Alma Chautauqua Circle viii meet
on Monday evening at the home q DR..
Taylor at SO North Market street Ire
prosram for theevening 10 as follows:
i-Song by Circle
2-Paper-''How AbsolutIsn in France
Grew unds- Henry " RicheHrr and
Nszarin-Prof. H 3. Scott.
3-Map Review OF Old French Provinces
Miss Alice Jones.
4-Rol call answered by opi-ions con-
corning Chinese AFFAIRS
Debate. Resolved: That ~ High
Civilization has 20 right 10 sppslaat q
lower one" r. NJ Piast. 3izs. J. c. Dor
SEP.
s-AddreSs-''F'utars Growth o. PaUlp-
pine Is,andsr-Hoa Otto Eckstsla.
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.L|YE STOCK MARKET
There Was a Better Supply
of Hogs Yesterday
MARKET WAS STEADY
DoId Wants Hogs and Cleans
the Platter.

The hog receipts were little more
liberal yesterday, but not equal to the
demand. Some of the buyers who had
orders did not get a hog. Dold wants
to keep his house running, and his buyer
sailed in and bought everything in sight.
Some of the sellers quoted the market
lower, but the actual sales do not show
any such condition Of the market The
top price yesterday was S.02k, the
same as the previous day, and the bulk
of sales were at five dollars, same as
Monday. To say that the market yester-
day was steady would more CORE tly
state its true condition. The quality of
the offerings yesterday were fairly good,
and sales were made as soon as hogs
arrived. There was that activity that
shows a good demand
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and ths naan has beer e. Saieh - =
degrees warmer tran TIE normal tenn
perature for Tire day ss dsducse from
the observations a. fhis station FER he
past ssvsn ysars. win zensra!iT c3eraT
but warm weather. and fresh Eoaih gfns.
The c1rdlIsus are Etezs3 ) Er0E71g
more fayoTsb Die Tor far wszfh~r.
FRED Z JOHNSON. Cy>saervsr.
Washington. Oct Z-FeTseaas soT
Wednes6ay ard Tagrsss-.
kansas neVailT far Ws6rss3ay s1s
probably THURSDAY scufher3y Nfrns
Oklahoma ard T1sisa Jerrlfory-
orally far Wednesday asd THURSDAY (.
llghs 70 frsss BoTtssT1y sfnds
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away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
arrangement of the kidneys and a cure is
obtained quickest by proper treatment of
the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking DR.. Kilmer's
Swanlp-ROot, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
1t corects inability TO hold urine and scald-
ing pain in passing it, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity Of being compelled to
go often during the day, and 10 get up many
times during the night. The mild and the
extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized, Ii stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant 10 take and sold
by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized bottles. You may Eh1
have sample bottle of ssszs5E13 60
this wonderful new dis ..:s .:lss5
covery and book that sssszsss &. 49,
tells all about il. both Home Of swamp-Root.
sent free by mail. Address DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in this paper.
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CHICAGO.


Chicago. Oct 2.-Cattle-Receipts A.
coo. including 1909 westerns and coo Tex
ans: generally steady; butchers stock
slow; natives. best on sale today, one
car load at s. 40 good TO prime steers,
S. 45G5. IS; poor to medium, &.eoI0. 40; Sc
lected feeders. 50. S0I4. 30: mixed stockers
weak s.. 509S. 60; cows. s.. 1894. 20; heif-
ers. S2.S5[i4. %; Gamers, Se-od2. %; bulls
dull. lower, S2.6594.S0 calves, 80 cents
lower than last Tuesday, 81. 00a6. 90; Tex
ans, receipts COO: best on sale today. II
car loads at $50; Texas-fed steers, $40
"a 80; Texas grass steers, &-2Sa4- 90,
Texas bulls, s.. 4e7s ..
Hogs-Receipts. today, SEQ; tomorrow,
5000: left over, 1890; ma ket strong 10
&C higher; top, $50; mixed and butch
ers, S5.0535 so; good TO choice heavy.
s.. 0gG5. so: rough heavy. Sl.75It.95: light.
IS. 1905. 80; bulk Of sales. s5-2oli5. 20,
Receipts. 1900: sheep steady TO
weak: lambs, choice steady; Others 10 to
l5c lower; good 10 choice Wethers, s. COZ
40: fair TO choice mixed. $.50G5. s.;
s.. OGs. 30: native lambs, s. 35-s5s.So: west
ern lambs, si.s0Gs. 10.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo. Oct 2.-Cattle-Re-
ce3pts, SEQ: market steady; Texas
grassers. s.. 4esi5.s5 Texas steers. as a
ass: Texas cows, 81. sa1S * Calves. r.
ceipts $50: arket steady, sl-&d5.6
Hogs-Receipts. l4.epa; market steady
TO Sc lower; bulk OF sales, s.2aa6. =.
heavy. S5.I7I-f5. %; packers. Ss-zaa5- ..
liked s.. l5a5.z2i ught, s5.i5siI5.SS; york
ers. S. aG5.Z5; pigs, S.soa6.
Sheep-Recelpts, 200: market steady:
lambs. 81. eaI6. 3: muttons. 3. 5095-So.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. oct 2-Cattle-Recsip PTS s.
90, including 400 Texans: natives
steady; -bsef steers, 81. aoG5- %; s;ockers
and feeders. s.. soG4 X: cows and helfers.
s.. ag4. 20; Texans steady: steers. &S.ea3
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DRY GOODS MAknErs

New York, Oct. 2.-The chief feature
of the market today has been the ad-
vance of 1Ac per yard in Fruit-of-the-
Loom and Lonsdale A vleached cottons.
The trade has expected these advances
for some time past. There has been no
change in the character of the general
dmand, business proving quiet in all
staple lines. Denlms are occasionally
advanced 4 to nc per yard. Prints firm
at previous prices. Ginghams unchang-
ed. Print cloths quiet, but very firm.
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4.50; COWS and heifers, g .2od3 50.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market strong TO
Sc higher; pigs and lights, s5.2gG5. 40;
packers, S5.25Q5.40; butchers, 35.30Q5.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,S0O: market steady;
natives, s.. 00a4 %; lambs, sl.o0d5. %.
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Natural ReszIss

No violent unnatural strain Is caused
b. Cascaress Candy Cazhsrtic. 5ut ~
system Is gently restored to natural sc-
avtty. Druggists. nc. ~ Sc
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Tin scale Settlement Reported.

New York, Oct. 2.-The conference be
tween the officers of the American Tin
Plate company and the delegates repre-
senting the Tin Workers Association of
America was continued today. The wage
question was settled. though on what
basis was not officially announced, but it
was reported that the employees had been
granted an advance of 10 per cent.
If your andirons, lamps or other brass
furniture have lost their polish we can
make them look like new at 356 North
Main street. 116 Ct
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Hl1zssa. ar c. he
IsSVinE TIE s&sE = Enss- szalnE IL :
> H. lie hx-ess tss11e-e. hss fs-s
e.. "a EgEss. 8. Eaaxe % = eexTssa.
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

prevailing In this
S because 50 decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
heart disease,
pneumonia. hear,
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
of kidney disease. II
kidney trouble is ar
lowed to advance The
kidney ois d
blood will attack the
vital organs or the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-03

COTTON.

New York, Oct. 2.-The cotton market
opened steady at decline of to II
points, early cables being disappoin ing
and early estimates pointing to large re-
ceipts. Buying became quite general,
conspicuously for Wall Street account,
and prices moved up to points from
the opening. Again the feeling turned
easier and business dragged in anticipa-
ton of the bureau report. This was re-
sponded to by an advance of 20 to %
points. after which the market became
weak under renewed confidence. Prices
broke from 9.S5c for January to 9.73c.
There was considerable selling In the
afternoon on the idea that the market
had been over bought. Closed steady, 8
to II points net higher
New York, Oct. 2.-Spot cotton closed
dull; middling uplands. 1O7sc; middling
gulf, 111sc; sales, los bales.
Liverpool Oct. Spot cotton, moder-
ate, in limited demand; American mid
ding. e15c.
New Orleans, Oct 2.-Cotton quiet;
easier; middling, 101zc.
Galveston. Oct. 2.-Cotton firm; 10c
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On the Produce Exchange, today. IN.
market closed as follows:
Butter-Msrket dull: creamery, Isa2lc;
dairy, 13G1sc
Cheese-steady: 1914 allzc.
Eggs-F1rm; fresh. Ice.
Dressed pCultry-Quist; turkeys, 7L9sc;
| chickens, sas1zc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. NO, Oct 2-wheat-De
cemoer. es9.c. May. 7s67fsc; cash, No. 2
/ hard. 6sizaIlc; No. 3. s79sstzc: No 2 red.
73Q &c: No. .. sea72c
Con-December. z2s4c: May. - 0szsc:
cash. No. 2 mixed. s7as754c; No. white.
81. aes5zc: No. 3. &c
Oats-No. : white. z5Gz51kc-
Rye-NO. = &c,
Hay-choice timothy 10 %; chosc. prsi-
re. 3 ssaS %
Buster-c4eamery. Isasc; fancy eary.
nc.
Egs-Fresh. 1916.
: ST. LOUIS.
s. Louis. Oct Z-whsat-Lower: No
red cash eseyasor. 751sc. track. 1szSa
Tsi4c: ouober. sf4c: oday. 5sscs No I.
hard. 7Zssc
Corn-Io.ssr: No. , cash. zsase. .rsek.
&c: October. Sa5zzSsssc. Decenber. 17sc;
par, 1ssc
oass-Flrm. 40. : cash. zssse: track.
&c: October. &c. December. Z5sc: &ay.
9szsc. No. waite, &c
zys-QuIet. &c
NEW TOaE-
Sew YORK, Oct 3.--BastAr-FsAss sE.s.
1850 packages; market barely s.ezsT.
creamery. f-a1Sc. Tuns crezn<rT, 80
@isc faesgrF, D1zGiSsc
Eecesgts. SsTg psckzEs.: ra--
kes nrsz. sSrEs ~nifs. f1s4SgIac. s.rsli
z'htts 1iASifAse- large coIorsd. IlszaIls..
small coiorsE. Ike
F,zE~-Fs.cespfs - package zr.-ef
firm. western paektnx a. zsrx 80
ssc western 1oss OF Ec
SslEzr-sFss y. Arm. fair re1zsrz. Sc
csnrr1fEFsl, = teas. s.. no zssss ssx4r.
= Refined zseszg. cTsskes. sE.. z-1x-
aere3 So g-znsiAtsS sfz
Coffss- sSsez.slsrs sc Pc. Sc
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CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 2-The leading future:
ranged as follows:
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Stocks and Bonds:

New ork, Sept. 2-The professional
move to advance prices which was the
conspicuous feature OF yesterdays stock
market was not in evidence today. The
promoters of the movement desisted
from buying stocks on a large scale and
during the latter part of the day they
refrained altogether from supporting the
market. There was no formidable sell
ing pressure at any time during the day.
and the decline at the last was on very
slight dealings, but tbs market proved
so soft that at the close a number of
prominent stocks showed net losses OF
from i to ~, with the tone decidedly
heavy. Union Pacific itself, which was
made the center in yesterdays movement
for the advance. is a point lower on the
day on much lessened volume of deal
ings. The stock, nevertheless, retained
a prominent place in the dealings. The
extreme dullness of the whole market at
the decline seemed to favor the bull par
ty, so that their change of policy was
the more difficult of explanation. The
factors upon which they relied yesterday
to help the advance continued in force
for the most part today. Possibly the
unfavorable aspect of the proposed coal
strike settlement had assumed rather
positive phase today and Lackawanna
clines, though the number of shares
transferred was so small as to deprive
the changes of all significance. "
The payment of government interest at
the sub-treasury brought some supply
of money TO the market. Sterling ex-
change also continued its conspicuous
downward course and the posted rates
were reduced another nalf cent, follow
ing yesterdays nc reduction. The
equaniity Of the foreign money markets
in face of the threatening approach OF
exchange to the gold import point finds
no adequate explanation, but foreign
bankers adhere to the view that gold
will not come in. in spite of today's
further decline in discounts, both In
London and Berlin.
There were some marked advances in
prices of bonds, but the market was not
active or very broad. Total sales, par
value. s925 600. United States bonds were
in the bid price
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LIVESTOCK Markets,

diums, 13c to........................ rs
Fine and fine medium. lie to....,.. II
Heavy and sandy, Sc to......... 10
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STRAINED HlS VOCAL ORGANS

BeuFke Csckrzs G~t Hsrs Lzek -
lis Saturday xlxhs sp~esh.
casesxa. CeE L-Fszgax Esk Tan. 49,
szssrss s-s ys=21 szx&z-s 14<sas a. 4s<s<A
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GKAIN AND PRODUCE MARKELL.
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whom know explains his pretty of Rpan
Tabues in this way "When your soied" said he yo
apply water to them agued travelaned bath
efficient and pleasant and feshenng effect Yet
hands will dirty and occasion you win
be soled by perpaton and and Now RPans
Tabues to the about what and the
outward They refresh and viii do again and
often occasion requires which will be and then with
all people who hurried about meals who fail mssate their
food properly compelled subsst food that improperly
cooked prepared The people Of this include about
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HIDES
WOOL

WOOL.
and Indian Territory me-
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flur-F'irm.
Wheat-No. spring. uSgTKc: No. /;
CornENo. 2. 4Oa4O14c; No. 2 yellow. 4ol.
Q401zc
Oats-No. 2, 2ssa23c; No. 2 white, "a
BIC; No. white, 24l4G2S1zc.
Rye-No. 2, 51lsc.
Barley-Fair 10 choice aIting, 54dSSc
Flax seed-No. ]. S1.50i4Q a .53iz; No.
northwestern, S.55.
Timothy seed-Prirne. 81 .E14. 40
Pork-Mess. per Dbl, 81. SsdI2. 3D.
Lard-Per f05 lbs. 81 2-lza7Z5
Short rib sides Goose, s. 1Ods 30; dry
sailed shoulders (boxedl. sIEGszSc; short
clear sides (boxed). s.. e07S. 20.
Whisky-Basis OF h gh wines. y1Ts
Sugar-Cut loaf, $50: graduated. $40;
confectionery A, eco: of A. 5.S.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Receipts. Shipments
Flour. bols- .......-.... 900 100
Wheat, ou. -.........--&S,Do 143. 100
koTn, bu -...-......---.fiV.go 81 %
Oats, Du ..-.....-......4B.oe0 30 gOg
Rye, bu. -............... 1900 s9a)
Barley, ou. .............105 900 1909
On the Produce Exchange, today. the
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PEpsrs SYRUP Co,

All Druggists. Wholesale and Retail.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

nozna: sledzie herbata, pa
,.erosy | towa.y lokciewe.
-Upadam Do n6g w. pana
odrzekla, klanis1ac
lie uprzejmie. jake ME TO
c,eszy, 70 w. Pan dziedzic
p%rzypomnial sobie Q stare'
Genie moge sluzyt?
Steschnilem sic 70 pania
m6wil Otwinowski.
ma podanem krzesle,
ME bywam, ME wien
co sic dzieje W okolicy. kto
sic zeni. kto umarl, gdzie sic
czlowiek nowy. Po~
mi. PAM co nowego
ale wprz6d zechciej poda6 mi
paczke papioros6w.
w. Pan dziedzic lar
tuje, co ia wiecej moge VIE
dzie*! ia take siedze " kra.
ME i nigdzie ME bywam.
49, Col slychat W Kwiat
kowie? Parma podobno Idle
"a MAJ? wybeikotai jerry
tchem.
Kto to powiedzial? Bo to
.. ia wien najlepjej,
ze tax ME jest, mech ". Pan
ME wierzy.
- Ludzie tak m6wia.
To k}amstwo! Byla tn
u mnie Domagalska stara,
piastunka panny, co cna vie
wszystko, pyta}am sic jej:
czy to prawda. co ludzie mo-
via, a powiedzia}a mi, jake
ME prawda. ,,kawalyr
ale panienka pa
trzec ma njego ME chce. ia.
ko zywo, ME prawda.
jerry uczul jakaS blogose "
;ercu. twarz lego rozjasniia
sig promiennym rsmiechem
Dobre. dziecte, jak4e ia
pomy$lsl. 60
Dobre kochane dziew--
re. Ola PAM Kinklowej
tai sic czulym, by}by ia usci'
;kaI nawet, prawil jej kom-
zarctkowal, roz-
,aw;l kupcowa ma dobre:
,powiadala dalej nowinkl
;asiedzkie, $mie)ac sic z kon~
:ept6w sluchacsa, kt6ry pre-
jej opowiadanie.
- Czemu sic to W. P
ME zeni: m6wila "
;ohcu, selma jestem, jesli
est jaka parma ma Swiecie,
:oby w. Pana dziedzica ME
- Dosta}em jednak kosza
49, - 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

~ 70 pr4wds, e ida'e e
n M, pom,zla', napisss g
stryja, stry, bedaie w'eds'a1' !
Ale aanim odpo~ie6z P.l'
W,ncen,t,,e1;go przyszla,. otr1 :,l7a
list Cd W,xtoryi, pelen slsarg,
zaklinah ,przyrzeczeh miios~
.nych.
..Jestem bardzo. bardzo
.nieszc.esli~a. p'sala, wszyscy
spikoeli sic przeciwko tob'e'
ale IA "a to kocham corsz
wiecei. Muse bye Twoja,
chotby Gale pickle sic sprzy~
s'eglo, pozwole sic wykrast,
uc.ekne z domu, tylko mn'e
bierz, ME porzucaj."
Cztery stronnice zap'saoe
by}y W podobny sposoo'
Jerry odretwial z przerazen'a
co tn robit. Wiktorya
coraz mniei znosna stawa{a
sic dian, obraz Maryi ccraz
czesciei p~ojawia} si4... pred
oczyma duszy.
Biegn{ pc pokolach' ]ak
szalony, dom mu byl "a ciaS~
ny. biega& pc polu, rwac
wlosy. sykajac z b6lu / ME
.cierpliwosci.
A tom piwa nawarzyl
sobie, wo}al, tupajac z gnie~
WI MECH ia licho porwie z ta~
KEN rozkochaniem.
Trzeba bylo jednak odpi-
sac co$kolwiek, siadal co
chw,la do biurka i wstawal
znowu; zciemni}o sic JUL, gdy
wreszcie Andrze)a wyprawil.
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ably zmien liza postanowlenie.
ably %zapomniaia O MIN, oswald
czyl, IL ME chce stawat mice
dry MIA a redzicami, ze ME
chce narazat ia ma ub6stwo,
sam majac ma}o majatku. a
nie mogac liczyc. ma to. ably
dali posag W takich
okolicznosciach. |
List byl: chlodny i dummy,
oziebic zapaly ~niewczes~
ne. jerry chcia} tego, jednak
gdy przeczytal, 4al ,nu sic
zrobllo die wczyny, siad( j
przypisek czulszy. POI
serdeczniejsze.
= Nszajutrs Jerzy, ME mogac
" domu, pojechal
do mjasteczka dopytat sic o.
nowiny z Kwiatkowa. !
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:owej syd6wki, cd ktorej pa.
nj Antoniowa braia towary
Ola domu. !
Otyla j rozmowna paniKin.
lubila nowinki, rozpy
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4n1ErE WlIEwsk4.

(Przedruk Z ks,azki wydanej wydru'
kowanej przez F.. Oh 'cieszy1skiego'
Poznaf 1855.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

~NN 50
Poznaf 1855.
-&'H:88:a:&-
lCiag dalszy.J
Chciaiem, jak honor
kocham, m6wi} ocaliG Gala
fortune panu Jerzemu, ale
gdy to sic ME dalo, z rado~
scia oddae te czeSe majatku.
Ayczac, abys pan sic dorob'{
ma niej.
Pojechali razem do Klebuc:
ka, a Gluecksberg przywioz'
pieniadze ma zaprowadzenie "
fabryce potrzebnych ulepszeh,
kt6reby postawily przedsie-
biorstwo W ,no&noSci rywali~
zowania re wsp6lzawodnikiem
W miasteczku. Przybywszy ma
miejsce, podni6s} place ro-
robotnika znacznie.
- lynn sposobem, m6wi},
zwabi sic dostateczna iloSc
ludzi. a potem stopniowo
bedzie sic znIzac place. TAX
sic robia wszystkie i~nteresa.
kochany panic jerry. Przede
wszystkiem, ably bye szcze-
sljwym spekulautem, trzeba
znat slabostki ludzkie. / te
umiet exploatowse. Wy.
szlschta polska, tego ME
wiecie.
Kto vie, czy Gluecksberg
umysloie ME p.owadzif Otwi
nowskiego ma droge pred
siebiorstw, wiedzac z CORY.
;aki obr6t ia rzecz wezmie. Il
re on przyjst mole do 60
towego.
Jerry przeni6s} sic do ma
lego dworku W Otwlnowie,
xabrswszy# n~ajskromniejsze
t,lko sprzety, :rzadztt sic
wssakze ladnie i gustownie;
prey zajeciu tenn marzyl 81
Maryni, uprzytomniajsc sobie
lei postat ma kazdem miejscu.
SkohczywszY robote, ode
tchnai swobodnie, jakby zbu.
dzony ze snu przykrego.
Slohce zachodzace padato|
prxez szyby. strojac bale
sciany i sprzety skromne W
zlote smugi swiat}a.
Z romiedzY slusby wybral
scbie stara gosposie Terese,
Ienacego lokajcsyka ! kilka
dziewek tolwarcznych.
ostatni csas jesieni obda-
r.yl ieszcze wies pogoda
ciep}s, trwa}a. Roboty W polu
byly skohczone. Jerzy FACIAL
nudzit sic I teschn't "a
Marynia.
---'Trleba dowiedz'ec sic,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-11-22

cock and Mr.. W. A. Thomp
son are avowed candidates
for the senatorship. Tn y
both deserve well Of the par
ty and | am too grateful to
them for past support to
stand in their wa.y even If |
desired a seat in the Senate"
Mr., Bryan says he has no
other plans to present than
to remain at home until he
has recovered from the ia
tigue OF campaigning. He de
MED the report that he
would remove from Nebraska
and make Texas his home.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-11-22

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