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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
Stove Makers Complain.

At meeting of the Stove Manufac-
turers' association, held in Chico go,
Oct. 0, 1900, q unanimous spirit Of in
disnation seemed to prevail at the care
less handling of stoves and their other
wares by the railroaders in chal ge Of
their transition, and numerous opinions
We're freely expressed that every year
the damage Is becoming greater and
the wholesale wreckage Is becoming
enormous.
AS a partial attempt at remedying
the trouble resolutions We're adop ed
and forwarded to the various railroad
companies, setting forth the manuhac-
turers' grievances. A copy of the reso-
lutions was yesterday posted for en-
ployes of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey, and accompanying 1t was a bull
letin order from Superintendent w. w.
Wentz, jr., which read as follows;
''To train and enginemen: Your at
tention is invited to the attached copy
of resolutions adopted by the Stove
Manufacturers, Oct 0. 1900. Parti u ar
attention is called to the causes leading
to damage of such merchandise espe-
cially as to the lack of care in making
the couplings. use of air. and in fail
ing to particularly protect cars from
damage In making flying switches.
You are enJoined to use great care
In the performance Of your work, and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
Second Week of Common Pleas.

The end of the second weeks list OF
the November term of common pleas
was reached at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, when a verdict for the plain
tiff in the sum of $2O2.50 was directed
by Judge Kelly in the case of G.. Il.
Barber against j. l5eckwith and others.
There was no appearance for the de-
fendant. Mr.. Scragg represented the
plaintiff.
Because of the non-appealunce OF the
plaintiff, q non-suit was granted by
Judge Kelly in the case of Wallace
Barber against the Scranton Traction
company. The defense was represented
by Major Everett Warren.
BY agreement, in Judge Archbald's
court. a verdict for the plaintiff in the
sum of 500 was entered in the case of
T.. G. Worden against Charles Kaest-
ner. John f. Scrags represented the
plaintiff, and r. a. Zimmerman the de-
fendant.
Juries We're out at noon in the cases
of the Exeter Machine company
against the Pine Hill Coal company,
and A. Bociansky against the Scranton
Railway company. No verdict had
been returned in either case up to ad-
journng time.
a rue for a new trial was granted in
the case OF the Electric City Land I'M
provement company against the West
Ridge Coal company.
Twenty-three Of the thirty-tive cases
on the list We're disposed of this week,
which breaks all previous records. Ten
were tried six, settled; two, non-
suited; four. referred. and one marked
off the list. The other twelve We're con-
tinued. ConsiderinG the fact that it
was the first time for Judge Kelly to
direct affairs in civil court. the record
is no small compliment to his eXecu-
tive ability
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
THE SCRANTON TR1BuNE-sATURDAY NOVEMBER "a. 1900.
thus overcome cause for complaint on

thus overcome cause for complaint on
the part of our patrons"
The resolutions lengthily state that
during the past several years the
breakage of stoves has steadily in
creased. and the greater part of car
loads at time have reached their des-
tination broken. In small shipments OF
from ten to fifty stoves 1t has been a
frequent occurrence for half the cargo
to be very badly damaged. An inves-
tigation made into the causes OF this
condition of affairs showed that auto
matte couplers were In a way revponsl-
BILE. as they tended to Increase care
lessness among the railroaders, and If
the first contact of the cars did not
couple them, the engineers jammed
them together with a force that eau ed
a terrific shaking up among the con-
tents. Air brakes suddenly applied to
a car going at high speed, also were
considered the causes of much damage,
and flying switches, made carelessly.
were said to be responsible for gen.
eral shattering of the wares.
Transfer stations not possessed of
the proper facilities for baggage hand
ling are deemed another cause Of conn
plaint by the manufacturers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24

N1andamus proceedings have been in
stituted by Borough Solicitor John H.
Bonner, of Old Forge, 10 compel Bur
CESS II. Willis Reese 20 sign the con-
tract for electric IL" ting. recently
drawn in conformity with an ordnance
accepting the proposal of the Aroca
Electric Light company to light the
borough for period of ten years.
The papers were yesterday placed In
the hands of District Attorney John r.
Jones and will likely be presented by
him to court today.
The contract was to have gone into
effect September Q, last. 1t was signed
by the president and secretary Of the
borough council and then presented to
the burgess. The latter refused to sign
IL and as yet has not assigned the rea-
sons for his refusal. 1t is understood,
however, that he considers the prices
too high and is not a believer in either
the legality or wisdom OF ten-year
lighting contract.
The contract price is 80 a year for
each arc light. and $22.5O for each in
candescent light. At the outset it Is
proposed to erect thirty arc and thirty
incandescent lights.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
Mrs. May williams, the divorced wife
of City Assessor Philip Rinsland.
Marriage Licenses.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Judge Kelly yesterday appointed Thomas p.
iIoban auditor to distribute the funds remaining
in the hands Of John r. o'Malley. administrator
OF the estate OF John Laly, late OF Taylor.
District Attorney John II. Jones was at WORK
yesterday on the trial list for the next term OF
criminal court, the last before he retires from
office 1t will he published In The Tribune Mon.
day morning. There nearly four hundred
cases on the list.
David \. Lewis was yesterday granted a license
for the remainder Of the year for the hotel prop.
crty he runs in the Second ward OF Taylor.
Williams jenkins was granted license for the
place. but failed TO take 1t out James L. Wat.
kins represented the petitioners
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
Told of Boland's Brutality,

.AtIired in the carefully preserved
gray silk dress in which she went to
hymen's altar twelve years ago, Mrs.
John =. Roland yesterday afternoon ap-
peared before Judge John p. Kelly.
with Il number of witnesses, to tell Of
the brutal treatment which now forces
her to ask the law to FREQ her from
the ties which bind her to the man
who promised to love. cherish and
protect her. on that happy day when
she first wore the tenGerly- treasured
dress.
Her story is truly 4 ptful one. Only
Il few years of married life had passed
when her husband began to drink
and in a short time he was so besotted
he would not work. and what little
money his Wife earned as q washer
woman, he seized and spent for drink
The poor board and board of asso-
clated charities contributed to the
support of the family, and two years
ago the latter organization caused the
four children to be taken away from
their home and placed III the care of
charitable Institutions.
Mrs. Duggan, agent of the aSsocia ted
charities, and Alderman John u. Howe
testified to Mrs. Roland having come
10 them on several occasions with
bruised and battered face to complain
of her husbands treatment.
She, herself, told that as Il result OF
one beating he gave her, in 1898, she
was ill for fourteen weeks. and while
being cared for at the poor farm was
delivered of still-born child
She is woman of 80. and bears
traces of having been reared amid
refining influences. Her face still
bears scars of wounds which she
claims We're inflicted by her husband.
Testimony was also taken in the
case of Jones against Jones, in which
the husband alleges that the wife de-
serted him. The wife is sister of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
D., L. & w. Board for Today.

The makeup Of the d., L. and w.
board Is as follows:
Friday Nov 23
WILD CATS EAST.
$50 p. MN. j. ilennigan.
$40 p. ma. J. Mcdonnell.
II p. MI. j. Duffy.
Saturday, Nov. a.
WILD CATS EAST.
1890 a. MIL. Dohcrty.
a. mo. Kingsley.
a. MP Cavanaush, with j. Ilenngan's men
3 n. NIB. Bennett.
q a. n.--ll. 4. Fellows
s a. m.-C/ Bartholomew.
9 a. NIL. Glligan.
1880 a. NC. T. Staples.
113O a. MI. a. Bush.
l p. MN. Carmody.
2 p. m.--F. L. Rogers
3.46 p. m--'F. Wall
4. 40 y. NV La Barr
SUBMITS.
8 a. M, wcst-G. rrounfelker.
a. m., wcst--W. H. Nichols.
II a. m, west-J. Carrgg.
z p. m, west from Cayugl--W. r. Mclanc.
Z p. M, west from Cayuga-T. J. Thompson.
p. m.. east from Nay Aug-E. L. Duffy.
S II. m, cast--E. McAlister.
l p. m., east. Mosicr.
10 a. nl.--Singef.
PUsHERs.
6 a. in.. east--G. IIousor.
11O u. M. cast-Moran.
p. nl., east-Murphy.
p. m., Caste. w. Dunn
PASSENGER ENGINES.
4. m.--Gsffney.
$50 p. H. Stanton.
Z p. n.--Aiagovcrn.
WILD CATS WEST.
$50 H. mo-. Randolph.
5 n. MI. Barber.
q Il. MI. Burkhart.
Z a. MA. i. Mullen.
0 4. MI. II. Mccain.
10 II. MI. O'Hara.
II a.. MI. Gahagan.
1880 p. NC. Burt.
Q p. NC. Hill.
y. MI. L. Van Wo,mer.
$50 p. MS. Camody
4 p. ma. G. IIamnitt.
p. ma. Kctcham.
p. NV. A. Bartholomew.
$50 p. ma. Gcrrity.
y. MP. Castner.
p. Mn. Finnerty
NOTICE.
Conductor +. H. Van Worncr and crew will
run 3 p. M, Wild Cat West, Friday, Nov. %
in place oi f. Wall and crew.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
Extraordinary Sale
of Ladies' Kid Gloves

$lO0 Per Par--,ooo pairs Ladies' Fine Street Cloves
pique in quality universally sold at dollar6fty
pair These colors.Back PEARL Browns Tans, Greys
Nodes Red Gold Brown. See window:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
An Advance Sale.
OF Holiday Umbrellas

At $500 Eacl,=-At $500 Eacf,=-Two Assortments.
all told Made especially to order of the finest
silk afeta, warranted to give satisfaction in The
handles all of fine pearl and ivory with heavy sterling
silver mounting In regular stock these goods have
always brought from 5000 to 81 50 each chance
o buy your Christmas Umbrellas great saving
See Window
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
BURGESS REESE
WILL NOT sign
FIGHT OVER TEN-YEAR CON-
TRACT FOR LIGHTING.

District Attorney John r. Jones
Called Upon to Institute Mandamns
Proceedings to Compel the Chief
Executive of Old Forge Borough
to Sign the Contract-Second Week
OF Common Pleas Court at an End.
Wife Attends Divorce Hearing in
Her Wedding Dress.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
This and That,

Henry Allen, OF Cleveland, o., travel-
ing freight agent for the New York
Central ana st. Lawrence railroad, was
in the city yesterday and visited Su-
perntendent Of Transportation j. NJ.
DAILY, of the Lackawanna at the lat
ter's office. The two are old friends
and co-worlierS.
The board of directors of the Mer-
chants and Mechanics bank are now
considering five lots, which are desir-
able us sites for the new bank build
ing which is to take the place of the
old one destroyed last August in the
explosion. Within few days one Of
these is to be selected and purchased
and plans for the new structure will
then be drawn up ana submitted to
the board.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24

NOTICE.
Conductor +. l.. Van Wormcr and crew will
run 3 p. M, Wild Cat West, Friday, Nov. %,
in place oi +. Wall and crew.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
(CtaG dalszy nasr1PA)

= - 49,
Mauston, Wise. Wyzdrowienie
PAM Mslgorzaty Rudolf, zony :ednego
z najbardzie) powazanyoh obywateli
t~ute;szych, s!a&o sig przyc2yne rozmo-
Wy W calem miescie, i kazdy poczaw"
sly cd ch}opaka ma stacy, k%ole,owej.
al do naszego uczonego< doktora jest
niezmiernie I'll d~ziwicny. talk wielkiem
szczeSc,em jake ja spotkalo. Zspytana
q ~szczeg6}y, pan, Rudolf ds4a naste"
pujace wyjasuienie: Przez ostatnje
siedm lat c,erpia}am ma cLorobe serca.
z biegiem czasu staws|am sig bardzo
oslablona i wychud9a, Pizez rok6j mo-
CLAM tylko precise PREY pomocy laski.
Maz moi krzeczytal pr.ypadkowo
" gazec,e wzm.anke o lckarstwie, IVA
ncm ORA Plolra Gomozo. 'Z3odzilismy
sic. ably 90 s%p:6bowlc. Zaledwom wy
pr6zn,}a jedne butelka, d JUL poczu@nm
SIG znacznie lepie), a 20 lsuzszem NY
waniu tego lekarstwa, zosta{am zupe{~
ME wyleczona. L:cze sobie So lat. ale
czuje sig s~ilniejsE2, niz W poprzednich
lstach. Kaziy zadziw,ony jest z mslego
cudovnego u]epszenia. Pewnego. dina
spotka{ I'M naszego doktora, kt6ry uzi.
VIII sig, il tax zdrowo ~wyg!adam, ITO
divine, PAM Rudolf, rzekl OBJ, co PAM
czynilas przcciw swej chorobie: Me
widzialsm pania przez d@uzszy cas-"
,Zawdzieczam to temu lekarstwu:
Gomozo; ono uleczy}o mnie,
lax doktor wldzl," odpowiedzialam.
Moge polecic Gomozo z ezys:em SUI
mien'em kaZdemu
Me jest to lekarstwo aptekarsk'e,
sprzedawane tylko pre-. specyalDych
arent6w. Piszcie do WI :sciclela DR..
Peter Fahrney. 112--114 S. Hoyne Ave.
Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
Vel. \. BrsSkI zsast.
wi.I,c. Medyeys.,.' exysz..
cxenia krwi.

Ludzkl system talk jak do
mowy %potrzetujo odnow'en'a 0 tel
pore roku ably bye v stanie. wy
'ugowaG nleezystosc Z krwi i
wsmocnlc "a bezpieczy6: przeciw
chorobom " przeci2gu roku.
w ostutuich rieclu latach "
kaidej profile nczynionej z Wiel.
ks. Brooks leknrstwem, lekko
moSpa wykazac jego wyzszosc
mad wszvstkie lnne lekarstwa ia
krow, ME pytajac hie :)ak ciefko,
jak d'ugo cborobn trwafa. Jeaeli
jakio lnne Iek.rstwo, ME pomoke,
mcJe leknrstwo zawsze prsdko wy.
leczy kak62 chorobe. kt6rx pocho--
dzi ze krwi BArdzo mato
leItarst" zape"n1a. w~yleczenie
cie*kich izastarzslych chor6o po-
cbodx4cych re krri tax, jak
Wiel Brooks lekaratwa i 3adne
ME moga dac :ak niezarrzeczo-
nsgo swiudectxa zas1ug,. Moje
Iokaestwo ME je.t jsdvnis wsmav~
nisjace ale wy;cczalne. Lokarstwo
to pr1ecaodai do siediiska kaidsi
choroby pochodsacsj 70 krwi i
wyrzuea TRACKING z systemu. Mic
iekarstwo wyrzucr kaidy trop
zarazy / uvain'a system cd n1ej ira
zawsZe ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
pittsburs, Pa, 8 Kwiet. 1900

pittsburs, Pa. 8 Kwiet. 1900
il dziekuje ci tardzo pieknie
Wiel. ksie4e Brooks IN twoje l~~
karstwa, ktor" W przec'agu lodi
nego m,csiaca mnie wy]ecxy}y, i
ternz 1estem calk;em w~yleczony.
ia uuawatem sic do r63nych dok-
tor6v uzywa}em rozmaito lekar~
silva, iadne maie ME wylocxyto
i p:zesx4o Iok cierpiA}em bat so
wielc MA nicstr,wnoic, ale pc uty-
ciu 4 buleisk Wislebnego ks
Brocks ;ekarsewA zostalem wyie-
czony. Ja wan posytam 4 mark
i prosze mi przystac obrax N.
pam;aI:e. "
Il sza%cunE
+. Mieckow.ki 22l9 Tustin I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13

ola s,ebie. gdybys nam w
nsja s~ego nievolnikaa pod
podanemi warunkami.
Q. ia e sprawe dosko-
male rozumiem! WidzIaIem,
jak pan W owym dniu. kie-
dym go zabieral 2 fabryki,
oczyma mrugates ! szeptaies.
Ale pan mnie " ten sposob
ME poruszysz Zyjemy tutaj,
mo-. panic, W wolnym krs]u;
cztowiek ten jest moja Was
noscIa, TOT postapie sobIe z
nim wedlug wlasnego upo-
dobania!
Rozwiala sic tedy ostatnia
nadzieja Tomasza; wldzial on
iut tylko pred SODA zycie,
pelne mozol6w wysjleh
kt6re wszelakie bolesne do.
k.czenia i udreczenia, jake
mole ~wymyslet wyrafinowana
tyranla, zaprawia}y jeszczf
wieksza gorycza.
(Ctak daisy nasr1pA)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13

;podzianka?
- C-hocistby ] tax bylo:,1
70 csy1 ten czlowiek ME male.
do mnie?
- Podwyzszylbym panu
.hetnie wynagrodzenie!
poViedsial Shelby.
- ia Q to ME stole! Me
potrzebuje ~wynajmowae kogos
Z mych ludzi, iesli ME chce.
Alez panic! on sig zdaie
pCsiadac osobliwSze uzdol-
nienje do tego 7awodu. Pro-
see take zwazyt, be to on
machine ~wynalazl!
TAX machine do zao~
szczedzznia piracy - ME
prawda? Me dziwie sic te-
mu, re on ia wynalazl, b"
zawsze sic do tego
50 oni sami machioa-
mi do zaoszczedsenia roboty!
Me, niechaj sic wybiera W
drogs!
Tomssz stall jakby odret~
ma miejscu, k'edy u
slyszal wyrok ola siebie cd
ktorej wiedzial o
TEN z dos wiadczenia .- ME
MONA sic bylo sprzeci"it.
Skrzyzowal wiec rece ma
piersiach, zacisnal wargi, 3D.
dychaI ciezko' a jego duze
oczy Swieci}y jakby
rozzarzone wegle. Bylby sic tez
mole W niebezpieczny
sposob. gdyby sic zyczliwy
w}aSclciel fabryki ME by}
dotknal jego ramienia ME
rzekl po cichu.. ,.Ustap To-
maszu! idz :eraz z MIN; be.
dziemy sic starali jeszcze ci
jsko dopomoc.
Tyraa z~auwazy} to sep.
TAME i domyslil sic jego
znaczenia, chociaz nile m62l
dos}yszet co powiedziano ~
i ola tego tenn mocniej po-
stanowil, okazat swa w]adze
mad otiara. Zabral wiec SODA
1omasza do domu uzywa}
go tutai do na)podlejszych
zaje6.
Pojmiemy z latwoscia, jak
dalece w~iadomoSG o tenn
wstrzasnela umysl Elizy. kt6-
rel tax nagle meza zabrano.
Prey pozegnaniu p}aka} gorz-
ko ma}y Henryk, toz i reszte
murzyn6w oburzyl ten poste~
PEEK. Wierny danej obietnicY
odwiedzil pan Shelby W
dni no nnrOwadzeni,1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13

SmuI0eJ zai61uS1SSs
Fsnusial sie ~kohcu zgsdttt pa.
|1adanie handlarza niewolnika-
nj % daremnem utyciu cafe
20 daru wymowy podpisai
kontrakt sprzedazy. ma mocy
ktorego odstapienie trzech
doros'ych niewolnikow !
malego Henryka umarzalo
weksle.
Atoli Eliza, zbllzywszy sic
przypadkowo do drzw1 do
wiedzia}a sic tgle Z len roz~
mowy, il jakis kupiec otlaro~
wal jej panu pewne' wyna-
qrodzenie "a kogos. Bylaby
sic rada dluzei zatrzymala !
pcdsluchiwala, ale zawezwana
wlasnie przez pania musiala
sic oddalic. M,moto zdawsio
sic jej, De slyszala, il 6w
handlarz oznaczal jakas
Gene "a jej chlopaka: mog}a@
sic byla omylit?
O. PAM! 49, powiedzia~
Ia, lkajqc do swej ehlebodaw~
czyni: tam ma dole W jadalni
rozmawia jaki$ handlarz Z
panem; zdaje sic mi tel, IL
pragnie kufit mego Henryka.
- Alez nierozsadna ME-
wiasto! - ~odpowiedzia}a PAM
Shelby. - do tego byloby
potrzeba sprzcdajacego, a
wiesz, ze moi MAJ nigdy ME
sprzeda zadnego slugi, dop6~
XII sig on nalezycie zacho-
wuje.
49, No, ale PAM nie zezwo-
lilabys tel nigdy ma to, gdy~
by, gdyby....
49, Mel rez rozum, dziecko!
Jsk mozesz tax movie? Me
uczynilabym tego, jakbym ME
mog}a sprzedac kt6rcgo z
mych wiasnyeh dzieci. Ale
doprawdy! Elizo: ty; sic jako$
zanadto chelpisz tym swoim
chlopczyk,em! Ledwo jakt
mezczyzna zajrzy do miesz~
kama, zaraz sic tobje wydaje.
IL on 60 zamysla kupie.
Stanowczosc slow pani lyle
dodala otuchy Elizie, il smie.
lac sic L wfasnych obaw do .
pomagala juz teraz swej chile
bodawczyni zreczuie W toale-
Gle. :
Eliza dosta}a sic by}a jesz-
cze dzieckiem do domu swej
PAM i by}a wychowana jake
jej faworyta. Bedac c6rka
mulatki odznaczaia sic olSnie-:
wajaca uroda, uJmujaca i.
mia powierzchownoscia. Pod
staranna opieka. swej PAM
d~ojrzala, ME napotkawszy W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
klein v lego tabryce pi6tns

SSA0sAs 49, - s
,worlksowego.i zasloweeo::
Tomass. gdyz tax sic ma
zywal maj Elisy, nietylko
wkr6tce obeznai sic doklad-
ME z maszynerya fabryczna.
ale nadto zaprowadzil niekt6
re korzystne ulepszenia, al
wkohc. wynalazl nader odpo~
wiedni2 machine do czysz~
czenia lou, ktora ola uzytecz-
nosci zostaIa z~aprowadzona "
najwiekszej czesci tego rodza-!
)u fabryk Swa obrotnoScia,
rzetelooScia i przyzwoitem
zachowaniem nietylko .sobie
pozyskal 2vczliwos< ! wzgledy
Shelbyego W TAX wysokim
stopniu, il " swe) sklonnosci
wzgledem Elizy ME napotka}
ma zadne przeszkody, ale 60
i niewolnicy ola jego uprzej-
mosci pod nazwa ..wuja 10
masza" powszechnie szanowa-
Ii i kochali. Up}yne}o juz
szesc lat, odkad sic ozenii; z
trojga dzieci. kt6re mu Eliza
pow:la. zyl teraz )eszcze tylko
malY Henryk. " ci4gu togo
czasu zamieszkal on z rodzina
" malej chacie ma tylnem
podw6rzu, W kt6rej pc dzien~
nych zajeciach Z rodzina i
jednako usposobionymi ME-
wolnikami odprawiai domo~
we nabozetistwo jake gorliwy
chrzescianin.
Zyl tedy Tomas jake
szczesliwy zwierzchnik rodziny
i ME doznawal zadnej przy-
kroSci. Mic mt tutaj ME
p~rzypomina}o.> lie byl niewol-
nikiem. dop6ki sic ME spo-
doba}o jeeo panu. = kt6rego
lego zrecznosd bodla W oczy.
odwo}a6 60 do siebic cd
Shelbyego.
Pewnego dnia dosiadi on
konia i chcac wykonaG sw61
zamys} odwiedzii Shelbyego.
W}asciciel fabrykl przyja} go
siebie bardzo zyczliwie i
zawi6d} do Tomasza, kt6ry
60 oprowadza} pc fabryce j.,
ukazuiac mu machiny tax sic
p}ynnie wyraza}, taxa mia}
}adna i mezka postawe. il
jego pan zacza} doznawaC
nieprzyjemnego uczucia. I
kto3 pozwolit jego niewclni-
kowi wl6czyc sic po kra]u'
wynajdywac machiny i "a
dzierat glove do CORY W to-
warzystw;e bialych?. Postano.
will tedy Harris ukrocic te
zuchwalosc, zabra6 go sobie.
uzywae do: rabania i: kopania
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13

nlG WOlllIkO" dilASA yNAAAo>'~AA'
-@ @::@:!;@-
Dzialo sic to W mies'acu
lutym. Dzieh bYl n'eprzyjem-
ny; juz wiecz6r nastawal. W
wieiskiem mieszkaniu W pol
ocno-amerykahskiem pam
stwie K entucky siedzieli
dwaj mezczyzni " pieknie u
meblowanej jada]ni. Jeden z
Mich, %nazwiskiem H e
byl to niski podsadkowaty
mezczyzna Z ordynarna pc
spclita twarza; drugi zaS
Shelby mial powierzchow~
nose d 3entelm e n a. u
rzadzcnie domu Swiadczylo O
dostatku a nawet O zamozno~
Sci wlasciciela. Obaj mezczy-
mi byli zajeci ~ozywiona roz'
nova, W kt6rej sic rozcho-
dzi}o o sprzedsnie kilku nie-
wolnik6w Haley owl kt6ry
mimi handlowal.
P. Shelby podupad} byl ma
maiatku wskutek swej Beg
interesownoSci i nlejednej
~niepomyslnej spekulacyi;kilka
lego weksl6w znajdowalo sic
W rekach Haleya, kt6ry
korzystajac z tel okolicznoscl
znFewalal Shelby'ego. do
sprzedania niewolnik6w.Tylk
z trudnoscia dial sig on ma
movie do wydania kiiku z
swYch ludzi, kt6rzy po mai
wiekszej czesci wyro$li byli W
lego majetnosci, dzielac z
MIN dobre i zle losy. "A
przeciez Shelby znajdowal sic
W tax smutnem polozeniu, IL
mu MIC innego ME pozosta~
walo tylko: albo przez sprze"
daz kilku niewolnik6w ma
jakis czas wybrn2t z pieniez
nych k}opot6w, ABBY mo1e
obhte zniwa by}y polepszy}y
jego st6sunki, albo dac SPREE
dac ma licytacyi: swe mienie i
posiadlos6, a PREY tenn straci6
wszystkich niewolnik6w. Do
tychczas porozumieli sic juz
obydwaj co do kilku maj
dzielniejszych robotnik6w.
Shelby'emu zdawalo sic, ze
ich cena pokrywa}a nale1y-
tost "a weksle; ale Haley
zadal jeszcze W dodatku ma
lego murzyna, ktory jch POI
ciesznemi skokami zabawial.
Wlasc,ciel . ma)etnoSci ME
chcial sic zgodzic ma . TO u.
a.n;. ieka,ac sic poroznieniaI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
Gdzie lest FrancISZek
ZielihSki.

sEs~ Ziellhski.
Upuscif on 10 lat ,emu swoja
zone prepaid. bez wiesci Ma lat
81, i W Ameryce bawi lat 80. 20
4askawa wiadomosc 0 MIN uprasza
sic pod .odresem: Paulina zlelinska
ss4 n. May Str. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13
Oil City,, Pr.

ia ri,zs do Cicbie Wbny ls-
Brooks. 4e twtje lekar.,wa otrzy-
malem. Tx ktore eli sc,tlcczuic d.ie-
kuje. il mi romogt" bsrdzo wieie-
MIN rozpoczatem uzywac was
lckarstwo, cicrpiai*m IA rcuma-
tyzm boil by1 cos okrop'ego, ale
te"az jcstem cnlxiem zd'6w.
Winccnly Form II. - Emlur st
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-13

Wilkesb*rc, Pa Marcn. 1000.
Wbny k~- Brooks
) JUL teruz trzy miesisce j,ak otrzy-
maiem vase Iekarstwo. Jn ,ie
mog}cm jes6 ami srac moi zola-
dek byl " baidzo zlym stanie przez
klka u:iesiecy. Cd uzywauia ostatniego
obstalunku jestem ca}kiem zd,6w i
1yczy1bym kusdemu choremu dostaG
vase lckurstwa i bye w~yleczoDy.
Wdlenty Mazurkiewicz,
.. ..z@@ 3 Brookslde st,
Specya!na of.r.a ma 8 dni tylko -
Ma przyszle 80 dni my danny 500
ob~stalunek "a $500 Pamietajcie ma 30
dnl tylko. laden obstalunek ME mniej
jak IS 90. Warunk,: got6wke naprz6d
pIzez registrowauy list lub pocztowy
orde:.
1VieI. Ks. BROOKS Co.
6905 S. Tnl.ted ST..
CLivago, Ill
-aE 49, s@. ~. --