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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
Presidential Electors Must All b
Chosen in State Convention.
HEADQUARTERS
REPUBLICAN SrArE COMMITTEE.
AYSusTA. MAINE. JAN. 4 lspn.

To the Republicans OF Maine Prior % lss,
two Presidential electors AZ large. correspond
ing 10 the two United States senators. were
nominated IN State convention. and the remain
ing electors. corresponding 10 the members OF
the Tn tel States House of Representative
were nominated by the several Congressional
district conventions.
tirely changed the procedure. Under the law
81 Conventions are = portion OF our election
system, and this ballot at req Tres that canii-
dates - be voted for by the Voters throughout
the whole State NUT be placed IN nomination by
= Convention representing no lees q constituency
than the whole State Hence. all the candidates
OF a party for Presidential electors must be
fore included IN the call six electors
j. II. MANLEY, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
WEST 6uCkFlElD,

We have had quite fall Of snow which
the lumbermen are very glad to see.
Arthur Hall IL cutting and hauling
rock maple 70 Buck6eld village 70 be
sawed into die blocks.
Fred Cooper has several men at work,
cutting, ysrding, and hauling wood and
timber.
Shirley Bonney and Harry Buck are
cutting and hauling wood TO Buckneld
village.
We are very cory 70 learn Of the sick
ness OF several Of our neighbors with the
prevailing epidemic.
Victor Pearson WAS taken suddenly III
Thursday night and fears Of pneumonia
were entertained, but the doctor now
considers him out Of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hall are spend
ing the winter with their son and daugh-
ter 10 Cambridge and Somerville, Mr..
Harry Hall aud Mrs. Fred Hardy.
Hortense, the little daughter Of c. B.
Harlow, came near choking 70 death Q
few days since, while playing with the
foot Of broken doll.
Several from this place attended the
ball az West Minot Thursday night.
What has become Of the Oxford Cub
We would like to hear from him. Doesn't
he dare 10 venture out this cold weather
Mis, Lena Bennett has returned TO Au-
burn.
Mrs. Arthur Hall and Mrs. Fred Ben
nett attended the Circle on Paris Hill
Friday evening.
The Prince District school, under the
instruction Of Mr.. Percy w. Harlow, had
q box supper and entertainment ut the
school house Friday evening. Program
ss folhws:
I. Muse, Percy ". and Fannie @. Harlow.
:. song, She vas Bred in old keosaely.
s. Rect alton. ~Dreamlasd Town.
miss Beryi Harlow.
Miss Ethel Pearson.
5. Recit atom. Master Ralph Cooper.
Miss Lizzie Cooper.
Nas;er Ralph Bennett.
8. Recit zion, Little Golden HAIR.
Miss Jessie Bonney.
9. Rscin ton. Weights and Measures,
Miss Jennie Bonney.
TO- Song, "On the Banks Of the WAbash,"
II. Recis don. "Pese. the Orthodox"
Matter Earl A. Harlow.
L. Recia ion, Nv omAn's Prob en-,
Miss Enc Cooper.
Is. Recita ion. The Man With the Gun.
Master Leon Harlow.
Il. Recita ION. "Four Heroes"
Master Paul Bennett.
IS. Harp solo and accompaniment.
Mr.. Percy W. Harlow.
IS. Recitation. "The Homestead"
Master Fred Cooper.
L. Recitation The Man know Killed.
Master Harry Harlow.
Is. Select Heading. Pearl Maxim's Dilemma,
Misc Bessie Duryis.
Is. Song. The Old Red Cradle.
The Harlow Family.
20. Reading school Paper, Miss Fannie Harlow.
81. Box supper and sociable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
PENSION MATTERS.

Amos B. Canwell Of Norway has been
granted an increase from 90 to e13 per
month.
Samuel Lucas Of Canton has been
granted an increase from g 70 go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

stngle Copies Of the Democrzs are four cents
each. They win be mailed on receipt ofprioe by
The pabltshers or for the convenience OF patrons
single copies Of each issue have been placed on
sale a. The following PLACES In the County:
south PAris. Ss1rsevAnss Drug Score.
Shartle6's Drug Store
Norway. Soyes' Drug Store.
stones Drug Store.
Buckfeld. Alfred Cole. Postmaster.
Fryebnrx, A. n. Lewis, Insurance Once.
Paris Htn, Mrs. Harlow. Poss once
Bryants Pond, ii. J. Libby.
West Paris. samuel T. White
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
SUMNER.

ii. Davis IL moving 10 East Sumner.
Mabel Tuttle Il on the sick list.
Mrs. Frank Young, who has been sics
with erysipelas, Il very much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Richmond Of Rum
ford Centre visited at Z. II. Thompson:
last week.
The creamery folks are getting their
ice on Labrador Lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
UPTON.

West q Son have sold their saw and
grist mill to H. 8. Raymond. Mr.. Ray.
mond will be prepared to furnish al
kinds Of long and short lumber ~ soon
% there IL water enough to run the mill.
n. A. Lombard, who has been to the
Maine General Hospital, has returned
much improved In health.
Farmers arc busy harvesting their
wood and Ice.
Mrs. II. 1. Abbott ID visiting her PEG
pie In Clifton, Canada.
John Coolidge met with painful &C
cident recently by falling from . sled
and striking on one knee. Fortunately
no bones were broken.
Mrs. Holman ID very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
SOUTH RuMFoRo.

accidents will happen" but We an
glad to say that the accident to Nh
VIII Atkins, reported last week, was
mistake-a false report.
Farmers are getting their Ice from
East Rumford ferry. Il 10 Of the bes
quality, Is or u inches thick.
Frank Thurston's little boy fell while
pls ying, striking bis face on shove
and cutting cash across bis nose and
under one eye.
One Of Jim Morse's horses got loos<
10 the night, and his mate kicked him, %
he IL not able TO be worked.
Andy Falardo has returned from the
hospital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
A Republican State Convention
WILL Nh Held IN
City Hall. Lewiston,
Wednesday, April 18th, 1900,
At N o'clock. A. NJ,

for the purpose OF selecting six candidates
for elect0rs OF President and Vice President OF
the United states and focr delegates at large
and four altrrnS.es 10 attend the National Re
publican Convention 10 be held at Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA on Tuesday, June IS. 1899. and
sransactinx any other business that may proper
" come before t.
The basis OF representation Il A. follows Each
City, Town and Plantation viii be entitled o.
one delegate. and for each seventy five votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
IN lSs sn additional delegate. and for
fraction OF forty votes In excess Of seventy ave
votes an additional delegate
vaczr cies IN the delegation OF any CITY. Town
or Plantation can only be iled by a resident OF
the county IN which the vacancy exists
The state committee viii be In session In ths
reception room Of the hall AZ nine O'Clock. on
the morning % the convention. for the purpo-s
OF receiving the credentials OF delegates. Dele
gates In order % be eli gibe ~ participate In The
Convention. must be elected subsequent 10 ths
date OF the call for this convention and delegates.
under this call should not be elected % the STAT
convention % be hereafter called for the purpos<
OF nominating candidate for governor.
All electors OF Maine. without regxrd 70 pas
political differences. vh0 are In sympathy viii
the sentiments expressed IN the call Of the Re
publican National Committee for the Republican
National Convention, are corfialiv invited q
unite with the Republicans OF the state In elect
Ing delegates % this Convention
Per order Republican state Committee
JOSEPH NJ. MANLEY. Chairman
BYRON BOYD. Secretary.
Augusta, Maine, Thursday, Jan. 4, 1900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
ALBANY.

We hope we hear the sound Of pros.
perity signaled In the whistle OF the
0uptIll steam mill, which has been Idle
Austin McAllister d Sons, who are plan
ming on . cut OF some seven hundred
cords OF spool and stsve stock. under
stand they cut Is Ia cords In one day
with only one man at the bolter. All We
can say Il, push, boys, but don't bust
your b'ilcr.
wallace Z. Cummings, who cut bis
Lex three weeks ago, 10 still housed with
the same, but doing we'll.
Perry A. Bean, who took one slide too
many about the same time, ID still on
crutches, with q prospect OF several
weeks Of three-leg walking, - the ligs-
msnts were badly broken from the ankle
Joint. Il WAS bard blow for him a. he
expected to enter Bridgton Academy the
Monday following bis mishap.
School closes In Hunts Corner Dis
trict this week; Miss Sadie Abbott Of
Bethel teacher, who has given the best
Of satisfaction.
Wallace B. Cummings ID sick with
typhoid fever. His neighbors turned
out and finished putting In his Ice, which
job he Was on when taken sick.
Harry NcNally and Frank Torrey
have traded horses again, and have one
large black and one small calico colored.
They say they work well together, -
the black ono ID abla and willing TO do
more than half tho the work.
The Ladies' Circle met to-day 1t the
vestry. Mrs. Maud Bean, Mrs. Nancy
Andrews and Miss Maud Becker enter
tanned. We cannot give the full pro-
gram. Recitations and songs by the
young aud middle-aged were we'll rem
dered and much enjoyed by . good sized
crowd. Although the travelling was not
the best, and the clouds overhead wore
threatening look, the people will 60 to
circle.
Mrs. II. o. Wilbur has just returned
from visit among her children 1t Boil
ster's Mills and South Paris.
The next circle will be entertained in
two weeks at the vestry by Mrs. Alton
Fernald and Mrs L. A. Andrews. Come
one and all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

Mrs. Hallett has moved her goods Il
Norway.
Miss Leila Chase goes to Fall River
Mass, for the winter.
IF. Littlehale has put 10 large stoch
Of groceries.
Mr.. Webb and Mr.. Bessey are working
In the saw mill for j. r. Llttlehale.
Ounce Day II at work for W. W.
Durham.
Arthur Abbott b Il Shaw's Business
College In Portland.
Wallace Mitchell has bean laid up fos
. while. Got hurt By ayoke Of wild
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs Carrie Marshall has returned To
her sisters, Mrs. w. K. Curtis.
Mrs. Martha Andrews visited her
daughter, Mra. Edwards, . few days last
week on her return from Portland. She
arrived home Saturday.
Il. W. Durham reports the best sale Of
store goods this fall that he has ever
had, besides his sales Of -four and feed.
The officers-elect Of West Paris
Grange for 1900 are ~ follow:
Master-E.F =. Barrows.
Oversecr-Charies Dudley.
Lecturer-Mrs. Addie Stone
stevard-Bion Greeley.
Asst StewArd-win Stearus.
Chaplain-F. l.. Wyman.
Treas.-Jesse Howe.
Sew. H. Lurvey.
@. K.-B. G. Cursts.
Pomona-Mrs. Annie Bsrrows.
Flora-Ars. Carrie Dudley.
Ceres-Nrs. Mabel Greeley.
L. A.S-Eva Marshall.
With the exception Of the assistant
steward and pomona, they were all ln-
stalled Jan. Is BY Past Master Z. e.
Field.
Francis Whitney 10 very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
COMING EVENTS.

Feb. s.-oxsord Pomona Grange. Bryant's
Pond.
Feb. H-Supreme Judicial Court, South Paris
Feb. IA. l5.-Ann1al encampment, Department
Of Maine, u. A. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pride, Mrs. Win
nile Hall and Miss Ella Laferrier attend.
ed the wiidey Encampment installstior
Monday evening. h
J.B. Frost and Fred Kulghtly an
boarding 1t David Floods and hauling
logs on the pond.
The Norway LAke Woman's Club will
meet with Miss r. II. Tucker Jan. Ath,
Program:
Quotations.
6ioFy Of Japan Liz. I'm. 1rislins etspAens
6ysll The Msnbss
Story. Nm. Nssy RsTy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
NEWRV

NeWRN.
The birch mill st Newry Corner has
started saving with full crew.
Lots OF tesms are hauling birch and
improving the excellent Shedding.
Mr.. Edwin SteArns, formerly Of North
Newry, Is very sick at the home OF bis
brother Henry in Bethel. Mr.. S,earns
Was q soldier in the civil war, and has
had the benefit Of = pension fo- many
wears.
Mr.. Spinney, the champion fox hunter
Of Newry, IL taking In his snsres. He
has caught thlrty-fve foxes, and re-
ceivsd nearly $50 for the skins.
SUNDAY RIVER.
DR.. Ferusld has been on the river ex.
aiming COWS; condemned two Of Ma:
Locke's.
Twelve horses and their owners,
Messrs. Besn, Powers and Jackson, have
gone to the Lake country TO work the
rest OF the winter.
Mr.. Julian Stowe Is at home with q
cut foot.
A busy time now hauling birch and
hard wood 10 Thurston's mill.
Mrs. c. ID. Bean IL sick.
Grin Littlehsle has a bad core throat.
VIII Williamson OF Conway, n. H., is
In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
'sThs Old Year gonei Ths New Year come
6ooa oil she years Of earth shall cease
Where old and new shall b ~ one
In coaoeloas Year,, In endless peace,


ssThe Ola Year gonei Ths New Year comel
sooa al he years Of earth shail ceass
Where old and new shall b ~ one
In ceaseIees years, In endless peace.
"The Old Year gonsi IL rashway told
Light and shade and varied los;
Kach mercy fAse ~ memory hold,
And every III b Ill forgcs."
Le Roy B. Bracket has been having q
serious time with . felon on his hand,
and has been unable to do any work for
three or four weeks.
Many teams are now hauling hard
wood and poplar from North Albany
and Mason to this village, and loaded
care Are sent from here nearly every
day.
The storekeepers here report business
dull, but with four stores Ia . village Of
this size, oil must not expect TO have q
rush Of customers.
w. A. Farwell has mineral spring on
his farm, which 10 becoming noted for
its curative properties, and many people
In this vicinity have been benefited BY
drinking the water.
On Saturday evening, jan. 18th, Misi
Cora Farwcll and her pupils OF our VII.
lage school gave IN entertainment and
sociable 10 Beans Hall, and, charging
an admission fee OF ten cents, enough
money was raised TO purchase new cur
tains and chair for the school house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23

rtsd Ordway d On he slek list.
Hauling ice d the order % the day.
Gilbsrt Mllls woet 70 Portland lasl
Saturday, returning Monday.
Henry Cross has heen hauling Aro'
wood 70 3. B Briggs'.
Nm. L. Grover has returned from ],
4. Thurston's, whore chs has beeu
dressmaking.
Leroy Brsckstt's fusm b rapidly
gsiHlug.
Mabel 6cribner b it holne from Cor
ham, n. H., where cha has besn attend
Ing her aunt, Nrs. 8. K. Bennett.
Our numerous snowatorlns do not ma
tsrfally effect the travelling, - We have
but little high wind In this section.
Mrs. Lewis Tyler loet one Of her 6ne
steers last Saturday. Il was injured 10
some way while being driven IN the
yoke, 90 that Il was thought necessary 70
Kill Il. L. Il. Tyler had the meat. Al
though the steers were not quito years
old, Mrs. Tyler had been offered go for
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
GRAFTON.

We have been having One weather
here for the past week, and the men In
this section have been improving II by
cutting and packing their Ice.
Z. l. Brown ID at his old home here 10
Grafton. He has been quite sick, and =
physician Was sent for. He 70 better al
this writing.
J. II. Farrar II at home from Ran.
doiph, N. H., where he has been to have
. surgical operation performed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
kezAn FAlLa.

Mr. 7. A. Fox has retuFnsd ffou Paris.
Mr.. james ". Chapman b dangerous
u SICK.
Mn. Clinton Wood got sealdsd Quits
hedly Monday.
woods Tharsd.y sstti1g anbr. CHOPPED
Ms Knoia CAspns1. who has ben
quito Sch. b inpr0vjnG.
Msasles ars ragine again ~ winter
I'll aEound %. Tko1 Doom - - - -.
speee9 q pseeens ~ tseet IL a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
ATWOOD & FORB ES
EAassrs aaA Prsprssssrs.
Gnonas n. ATWOOD. A. = Foanzs.

rxRns -olIp year n paid ssr1csly n sdvance.
osherWtss eaoo year. single copies cent?.
ApvxxrlsnnunSA An lsgal advsrsisenenss
are gfvon thrco oonsocuxfve Insertions for u %
per Inch In lenSth Of column. Special conkxAcen
made VIM local ransisns and yearly advsxt1s-
era
Jon PnMruo View typc. fAa presses. seeam
power, experienced workmen and loo prices
combine - make This departments Of cur ouat-
ness oomplese and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
NEW ApyKRrIsKMKSrs.

Great Fire Sale.
smoke. Fire and Water Sale.
Sturtevsnt's Pharmacy.
Blue Store.
Hobbs Variety store.
Ash Lumber.
Sherff's Sale OF Real Estate.
Parker's Hair Balssm.
Probate Notices.
Notice OF Appointment.
Or. J. W. Davis, ID. D ).
Jackets.
Was aud New Sale.
Sale for Two Weeks.
school Cards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
OXFORD.


The Oxford village teachers who
passed the state examination last sum-
mer were Miss Nellie Stone, Mas Lena
Perkins and Miss Gertrude Foster. All
were granted life certificates.
Rev. Mr.. Staples Il holding services at
Welchville to observe week OF prayer
and will hold services 1t this place next
week.
A benefit concert with Ice cream and
cake on sale was held at Robinson Hall,
Wednesday evening under the auspices
Of the w. r. c., for one Of their mem-
bers who Ia sick at the hospital at Lew
iston. About - dollars were netted.
The were no services ct the Congre-
gxtionallst church Sunday.
Elder Stevens Of Windham preached
1t Advent Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-23
EAST BETHEL,

EAST oetNe
z. W. Bartlett visited Lewiston last
week.
Porter Farwell visited Lewiston last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Angle Stearns visited at Porter
Fsrwell's last week.
r. B. Howe has bought Of g. II. Swan
large lot Of unsuryeyed timber on the
landing, which he will have sawed at
Willis mills.
Mr.. Payson Rich IL now having timber
sawed at the mills and has . large crew
working for him.
z. C. Estes from wsltham, Mass,
visited this place last week.
z. W. Bartlett has recently purchased
the Ethridge farm, containing largo guam
ties Of pine timber, birch, etc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
PkACIC "a WIARUSA!
Pola ziote pod Nome,

Pie@wszY cYrkularz wzgledem
pol zlotych " Klondike pusclla "
Swat kolej Northern Pacific W r
1898. Dz:wnym z'iegiem okolicz~
noscl / pierwszy okolnik o polach
zlo,ych pod Nome przychodzi z
tego samego zr6dfa
obecny okolnik nietylko zaa
wlera dobra mape z kra'ny zfote
pod Nome. lecz takze Jest up'e%-
SONY kilka obrazkaml widoko~
weml m,asta Nome i wydobywania
z1ota u brzegu. Podaue takte 50
blizsze szczego}Y, wzgledem jazdy
ko)ej9 zelazn2 z Seattle Tacoma
oraz wzglydem parowc6w iezdza
cych do Alask;. Me ma watpllwo-
s,,, 10 do owvch swiezo. odkrytvch
z{otYch pol ~ielk'e mssy ludu co.
jada i rzeozonY cYrkulars 1og6lae
bedz,e budz'f zaciekawlenie, wska-
zujac przedsieborozYm mezczyz-
nom drogy do Oceanu Spokojuego
do Nome.
Wzgledem okolnikdw, opis6w
cen i t.. d. zgfosi6 sic, do1aczaiac
diva znaczkl poetic We, pod adre-
sem Chas. s. F ee, General
Passenger Agent, St. Paul Mimi.
a on posle interesowanYm poczta
.czego zadaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10

NOWY YORK. w zwie-
rzy1cu wielkl sion zwanY big
Tom" zachorowa} IA boil zeba ~
kt6ry mu pruchniaf l spowodowa}
+pucholenle dsias{a, Przywo{ano
ientyste ,kt6ry postanowi{ zsplom-
ten FAB. Narzedzia Pc
trzebne do tel operacyi 60 tax
w.elkle, re jedna reka u:rzyma6
ich nlepodcbna. Tom ma rozkaz
swego nadzorcy usiad} ma zieml,
podnieslono mu wolno'l ostroz0 Q
traoe l zdolsno pc d|uy,ch glass
kaniachi pro6bach n%ak}onie go do
otwarc'a pyska. Nastepnle denty-
sta w~yczyscit dziure W zgble, tax
w'elk9, 10 zm~iescllabY SIG W mel
.ytryna l za}oz7t plombe. Tom
podczas cakej ]operacyi, pomlmo
strasznego nlewatpliwie b6lu, za-
sic wzorovo i tYlko cd
szasu do czasu do czasu wydawaf
ryk przeraSlwY,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
awe RZeczy

CHOJNICE. Chlopcy, kt6rzy
znalezli glove zanordowaaego
Wintera otrzyma]a Geese sunny,
wyznaczonei ma odkrycie morderoy
Welding w~sselkiego prawdopodo-
b,ehstwa glove Wlntera wrzucono
do rowu torfowego doplero pr2ed
dwoma dniaml.
C6rka I~sralsklego wyiechs}a
krotko 20 spelnionem morderstwle
z znaczna paczka, kt5rej pom'mo
je1 widocznej wagi ME pozvoliia
niesc nikomu.
O%powladaia tel, re iona lsra-
elskiego pra&a kr6tko pc dokona-
nem morderstwle pokrwawiona
biebzne. C6rka. wkrotce potem
wr6cila do Chojnic.
CHOJ NICE. - UwlezionY
5utaj dawnlejszy rakarz Wolf,
Israelsk,, Cd trzech lat ]uz zawo~
du swego ME spefn'a i nafogo
WIN JEST pijaklem. - Pfzypusz~
czajq tn, ze l., ably COS zaroolc
fatwym sposobems pozwoli} sic ma
iat. Dusc, ze podczas przesfuchow,
kt6cych dokonaf z MIN sedzia Sled
o. Paukau wlk}af sic ciagle,
co spowodowa}o jego ~uwiszien,e. ,
Pred ssdz,a sledczym i M
policy, przes}uchiwanY zaplera{ sic
I. wszelzieri silami tego, by "
Piatek z domu wyszej}.
TYmczasem w}asna jego iona. ze-
ze tax byfo. I. ME umiaf
takze powiedz ec, co W m,echu
ni6sl. Stuga sadowy bo-
WEN Feeder, zezna{ re we Wlelki
okolo godziny 10 z rama
.1dz,ai l., idacego W strone lasku
niosacego W miechu jakis pred
Mot "kr4gty, podobny do -g}owy
kapusty.
lego samego dnia przyszto
;akze ma miescle do powaznie]-
rozruchow. WYbrYk6w do"
.ouszczall SIG robotuicy zatrudnieni
prey kfaizenju poGz1emnvch dru-
L6w elektryczoyoh. Kilku z uwie'
ziopo. Wo}anla ,,hsp, hep" wesz4y
tn luz tax " uzYc1e, ze nawet male
dzleoi, widzac zyda. wo}aja ,,hep,
Do bardzo powaznych wykro-'
czen, ktorych ofara stall Sic zydzi
- przyszfo thkze " Przechylewie,
mleiscu zamleszkanla OLGA zamor-
E. Wlntera. Wszyslkle
okna wysts wowe ! drzwl do
SHADOW tamtejszych kupco~ ~
powybijane.
M,eiscowa pollcya ME mog&a
przeci wdziafa6, DO byta "a s}abs>
Przewodniozaoy gm,nY kllka razy
.rze,o telegrafows} Q pomoc do
Cz}uqhowa. ......-
TAX samo W Sztegrowach
wYpadkl zaburzeh.
z B,a}emborka ionosza, ze "
tamteJsze] synsgodse wybito wiel~
ka l,czbe oklen, q okna wystawo-
We, Blumentbala j Friedlaendera
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10
zMYsk PORzADKU.

Sedzia:- Wlec ty twierdzis1
zes tylko powodowanY wielkin
g}odem zakrad{ s;e do 6o1zarn'. Ale
tvs mic tam ME wzia{ do zjedzenla,
lecz ukrad}es pare but6w, jak wiee
to wyt}umaczysz?
Oskarzon,: - ~ buty do sp'-
zarni ME nalezs!
D0WCIPNY.
Gen cheese bye, Julku?
- Zofnlerzen.
- Ale " wojnle mozesz bye
zabitym.
- Cd kogo?
- Cd nieprzv]ac;eIa.
No., to ia chce byG nieprzY-
jacielem.
sUMlENNY.
Abraham:- Dokad tax sple-
szysz, Iceki
Ieek: 49, Ma sad przysiegat!
: Abraham. II ma co bedzjesz
przysiegal?
Icek: 80 Ma co zazadaja!
Pewien ch1opczvk wYbi4 szVbe
W domu i biedny clqgle drza& ze
strachu, gdy 60 ojciec %zapYta}, kto
stworzyi niebo izlemie? on zalek~
n,ony msjac ia mysli tylko swd]
vypadek odpowiedsla}. To ME
ia. /
49, Jakto ME ty?
M to ia, ale juz w'ecei teGo
ME zrobie.
NAsZE PIEsZCZOTKI.
- Babo,u, jak zostane AMOS
KEN, czy bede mia}a skrzydelka?
- Zapewne, kochanie mole, ale
ola czego sic o to pytaszs
K, DO widzi babunia, jabYu,
volala bicykel.
DELIKATNlE.
ks, DO diugim fircie.... z
k1eliszklem przy kolacvi, postana-
via ~oswladczy6 sic swe] sasladce.
Gdv wee wstano .od sto}u, upa~
Ar1ywszY w&a6ciwa chwlle, rozpo-
-czyna;
PAM, dlugo sic waba&em.. .
- o. panic! - pr<erywa So
.s,adka ->2daje M sig 70 i teraz...
4roohe.... pan so.... wahas..
RZETELNA KRYTYKA.
Nazaiutrz pc plerwssem przed~
4stawieniu swego dramatu autor
spotyka .nanego : oie:o6ci krytyka,
5 jake sie panu moi. sstuka
podobala!
Nam panu po~iad.isd
.pr.wde s.o'ers'
- Otdt powiem. otwsarole. il
po powrooie : ppalhskie.j sstuki prze''
.... .oal4 moo spa6 ME mogfeam.
J.kto' s'tuka tax bsrd'e'
pan, w,r.s.y,.'
= Mo, .le vyspaien sis !
.ssatrss.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10

4La 49, EE8af.E EE-E4Ea%-
ke glove tte zsrsz pc popei1nll lsIa'1l
mordsrstwie w}ozopo " l6d. gdvi
ME bYiaby sig utrzymaia = takiej
dw,ez.st,, ' jak'ei il znaleaiono.
A v tenn m'ej4eu q 81: le] ME by'o,
albowiem cRtopcy szkdlni biegali
s@mae, a zreszta bYi7by wrony u
nadziobalY. Prey g{owie by}a Gala
s.yja, a glove ucieto JUL oil ME.
zYjacego Wintera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-10

NAsZE PIESZCZOTKI.
- Babo,u, jak zostane an,o'~
KEN, czy bede mia}a skrzydelka?
- Zapewne, kochanie m~oje.ale
ola czego SIG o to pytasz?
- <, DO widzi babunia, jabYu'
volala bicykel.
The Delta independent., 1900-05-03

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