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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Upper life.
Gn enmmel Gift fienber ben gooe
Agm fra ben baarlige.

Gn COB sammel 5amilielase neo'
Il Goinburs, Wtiis.. tiger, at ban ittt
er bau9e for at fort9ne Sanpbeoer
ON &afe os osns 9irtnins pad ban
% ben m~artparpise Gorunorins, be,
tiluiebrdotes peo at flute meb Der
ps tdse poitum 5pco GpHes / benS
Steb.
Sdn bruete 3afe | mango Iar pq
Tiger. IS be ienere aar bar ieg p9rei
iad neroes at ies frpsteoe al
ubfsre en- Operation % mil
ipGtfsos Spn bapbe pIa9st mig
betpoeIist. Seq trpr, bet bar for oma
trent 2 2lar Iioen, iss fsrit bsrte ON
Poitum 5opb Gofee, os foricsts ben.
Seq er life raff Ill at bioe paa Sums
bug men 5oranorinsen / min fpiiits
2iIitano, iom tiIpsiebrastes peo a.
lutte meo aufe os tase Poitum 5oor
ephee, oar en- fulbt9noig Sperras
itelis. SSeg %bespnote at ipiie sobt, fore
sobt os / atturat tire Maaneosr bar
nit Spn sjsnpunbet, mine Terper
ft9rte, 9opebpinen fpripunoet, % min
ID aar sdmle ~ironiite 3atarrb por
bslbreoet meb Then eIler ineen Ses
bdnpIing uoenpm 5oruuorinsen
&aHe.
Seq sr ioas peo epbt SplS, rant %
ceier 20 punb mere, eno for iea iluts
tebe mEo aafesn. Seq bar en- uoitrdtt
Sraris % bar opnadet meseta tiIfnns.
ftiuenoe RsIultater blanot mine ga.
tisnter. bpor ies bar fprmadst benz til
at lutte mep &afe % tase YpItum
iltsost.
8dffs er ruinerenoe % soeIeaosy
Suiinocr AZ bore iinse @msritan.re %
bet er en- Srsft at tienoe en- nerenes
ps peIimussnbe Srctpftorit. Der eiens
%opbpsgr Rerpeipitemet iitebetfor al
ruinsre BET. fom ben samle 9aFe sisr.
&dnits bet interesiersr Dem at pibe,
at ri bapoe omtrent famine Grfarino
ION iaa mango anors, oa ri fsrit BE-
spnote at tilbersbe poitum. 9i toats
Den pad en- Slump | nosls Minutter,
men proouist bar lite tiIfrsositinens
De. Seo at laie @npisntnsen opeas
seoe ri 6eien. % fra ben lib al bar
ri fuIat Nisie Inpisninser. Der sr
iiinpIs moi, meo be melt tilfreositilsnbe
&eiuItdtsr meS Senipn til Smas %
yt9rirgsn9rbi.
Mee mine beoite0uIer for Seres
fortiatts Suites.
Or. u. O. IIftorL
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
=Ckooref j to

Sparer Tem BET halpe al Ggeuterues Yriler.
1ep ipmplette lspale al Nursery Stock /
Setsu. 1900. 900 Seedlings, 100000 Soro.
bryplaHter. 10 upttiee GUS % Jarrreo'
fiater frit. Smui Ylontetatnlos frit. 5pr'
teasr ON Fiantnlns os 9iele al 2rGsrne.
Crib ttrar. 9otalossntsr sRfts.
Sioux City Seed a Nursery Co.. Sioux City. Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
8looie Duel.
Jranf Suaipar brebt | Rainp 2afe
Gitp af 9Diuiam NanboIpb.

Duluth, Wainn., lite Jeb. = Den
endrmeoe Grant Sulipan pg Wiaiam
RamboIpb tiempebe Jrebus ben blos
bisfte Daisl, Tom roseniinOe bar funs
bet Steb | Mtnnefotas internationale
Gr9nbiebiftorie. SuliDaus Ssfe bleD
fpr9ngt; ban falbt % osbs siebIittss
Zig. Gsr RanooIpb prGbte SllIipan,
fit ban to 38 Raltber auslsr; ben enc
borebe zig inn | bans bsire Stbe. os
ben anoen git giennem bans bptre Ore
os @-figtets Sfbe.
Sulipdn ct en- betienbt Hepolberz
tj9mper, Stratenrsper os belt isien<
mem en- forpopen 8ranb. @arfassn
til 9uelen bar ct Ml~lnbbuegeri Hpms
mer mellem be to Menb paa Damp,
Tibet Seagun pda Rainp Gate. Rdns
oolpb bar 8aabens Slipper, % @ulis
(pan forbanste, at ban itulbe forunore
Bddoens Be1temmel1estteo ira Utme
Center til Rainp Gate Gitp. Rans
bolpb. Tom er en- Jung 8iampe, nass
tebe at lpftpe. os Sullipan trat i'm
Reoolper. Ranpufpb fnappebe lpnz
mart Repptperen fra SuIipan os gap
bam Munbiuling.
SulIipan lppebe at br9be RanopIpb
n1fte Sang ban iua bam. M~nleoninr
gen tom Grebas, pJ ba blep ban ielp
brebt. Ranbolpb blep tisrt tolp Mil
til Sort Sraneis, fsr 2asebialp tunoe
faces. Oct pibes life, ON ban fan
lepe. Ranbolpbs Samilie er fremftabt
| bet norblise Minnsiota og Ontario,
bpor be eier 9ampitibe os @nbele
9ulbgruber.
SuQipan bar alminpelia frpqtet.
6an ffisb peo ben allerminbIte @nleoz
nina.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Sunseterine oe oens
Perjineer.

Or. n. StpDe / Ssnabrud bar ubs
sipet ct Strift ON Subertuluie eller
Earring iom Jolteinsoom pg osns
8etiampelie. 5prfatteren bolDer Jig
til Preusfen; men bpab ban flyer gjsls
Der ole 2anpe, ug tun Sullene er To-
tale. Sarinsen biemieser ale Gag at
Solicit % fan meb Rette fables en-
Soltefienbe. Den er imitiom % srt>
Der ON fig / en- forurolisenbe 9rab.
S 90sIarens bsbe / preusien $1,000
Yerioner sienneminitlig bpert 4ur at
S9ring. Oct bar bpbbelt faa mango,
iom 4ntallet at falpne i ben blobise
8rig meo Sranfrig / 1S70-71.
Or. Stppe tar for fig ben stonoz
miite Sioe at S9rinsens Seriinger
% faar ub, at be $4,000 Dire, Tom
Spebommen aarlig tr9pebe / en- 9llber
fra 10 til 70 Iur, forr:nsebe Natips
nalformuen meb oper 43 Wilipner
Mart (omfrine II Winipner Opuars).
San gaar nemlig uo fra, at be ans
grebne funbe tent 2 Marf ba9lig, ON
De bapbe p9ret friffe, % at Sngboms
men siorpe Dem uobetise til Irbeioe
ct 4drs Sio. for De bsbe.
9pis bet MI peo for1fjeni9e Sors
bolbsregler fan lpttes at fprlenst
Serinsspatienters 2ip / ire Qar, bill
berpeb, naar be famine Gal legges til
@runb, bet pfpnomiite Sab minfe
meb 26 a q MiGipner Mdrf bpert
Iar.
Spttoren anbefaler inptrenaenpe
COB os tilitr9ttelis Naring, Henligbso
pg iunoe gpliser iom Barn mob ben
ilemme Soltsienbe.
De ipse mao inplasses paa SpIpta
taller, os bpis bet life fan Ne, iaapiot
muIis bolbe fig for fig ielp, itts lisge
famine meb noeen ofp.
0anmurt bar saaet / Spibisn for
Sarinsens getiempetis, og Rurse bar
fulgt efter. Sptlanb er ogida paa
COB @ei / ben at Danmart padbes
spnote llbrppbeIfestris. Haar bill
Imerita besbnbe9
ut bet saar an at faa en- farlis Spss
bonn ub at 2anpst, piisr Spebalf,
bebens Siitorie / Rurse. 5 9espnbeI,
len af bet lobe Iarbunoreoe trusbes
fore Strss at bort gamle S9oreIano
at ben fra Sibelsn notion betierots
pammsliss Spsbpm, iom / bet ZIP
Seftamente fables 2epru; men M er
Der fun faa ipebdlife isien, ffisnt 5o;s
temensbsn sr bGspen mer eno fproob=
let. Saalsoes fan Der o9iaa i9ttes
en- Stopper for Sarhrsen ener Suber,
fuloisn, ON Iationerne sribsr BET riss
ria an.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
ct fort papyrus SUMO.
Wumier al Wenneiter 90 Spr inb'
pifleoe / Yapprus.

De to utr9ttelise enselife Carrie,
Bernard g. 8renfel ps 4rtbur 9.
Sunt, bpis Rapns er tnptteee til ale
pistiss 6uno i be isnere 4ar, fpretps
i forriss @inter planm9sIise upsraps
ninssr i 6apum. unoeritsttsoe al ct
ameritdnit lluipsrfitet. 5apum lisger
paa RiIens p~enitre Yrso / Spo for
aairo os er fulo al SssrapeIiespIaoie,
bpor De baliamsreos Gig = Mumisr
- er inopitlebe / b~eitrepne pappruss
ruler. @renfelI ps Suni bespnote jim
ubsrapnins ben 3pis December 1899
meo 40 glrbsioere, ipm iioen fOrssepss
til lao, ps fortiatts / belle forrise Sins
ter. llobpttet opertraf ale Sprpents
ninssr. De bolot zig | Gsnen pso
llrum eI 9arasat, tire Drill | Spp for
gpsn Sutun, bpis samle Rdpn nu sr
faitIat til Septunis. De oerp9rsnos
Ruinsr bar blspne forftaauepe af be
espptiIte 9apprusisssrs, fprpi alt
ipntss at bibrsre fra ben mubameoans
Fe sio % iaItoes lite bdpos nOssn
@9roi for SlosranIiere, Tom Tiger
efter aswtiite ps giraffe 5prmleonins
ger.
8renfell % Sunt itsote fsrit paa
Ruinsr al ct Sempel for arotooilsus
ben Sebs., oe omtrins bette bar Der
9epninser at Yr.iteboIiser. / bpis aisI.
oere man fanot taIrige papprusruIler,
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Sarmen, 8ufet, 9apen.

Iertib ben, at en- nrIig 9anbelsmann
Tan ielD Drr. bebrasen. os uben at bile
eIIer pibe BET forplanter ban georases
rst pibere til andre.
Den openomtalte Bulletin er No.
1923. os peb at ienbe ct poitulcdrb ii!
Department Of Isriculture, Wafb'
inston, .. g., tan ben erbolbes frit.
Der er ubpre meset at lore pso at itus
pere ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Garitem Scrharerinf

oHsntligsisr i be n9rmeite Tiger / Com
bon en- itsrre Bog ON I'm Spoassliss'
reiie / Spepplars Gsnene. San bl'
lppst at boloe ct 5oreorag ! bet eeO'
araffe Sslfab i 3riItianiu miot
ssebruar Radnee.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
SITE 8riS

I en- Sal; men bar
he npgenfnbe hsrt
en- Girls ipugs? Sens
ne muftaIR, @rts.
: Hee ira Fnriisrne.
9%tfilinesn. or bet ies
'nefte % NET f~tprars
teoe Htouroer. Nan
Tan BABE mere asitr
meo oenre @risanee
>ene meo npest anhtf.
ham pp. ipnt
.gtneoet ptfsr, taa
btspnsn Griisn at
. tuuse. Otter al hape
"
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

gnnoer ban at huire; erpaa ppeiper ban aauben ureo
trasiitc. Guoeliet er iaa ipmif, at man CT furbia at
rspne az Yottert iad lgierlig er ben ftatfeIs Girls Tfo.
Sultnoer al oisje rnniifa!M opeuoe SriIe iplates xcs
Norf. airb enoslie en-, hsis De ptl bape psitr. 9e er
az lt1rf irno GHttaperfo, iaa BE- idr b6res | geteicms
men 90 plnoieltg orblGies, ps man bar mere Nlpro az
eeri eno az e. Slot Gbsfatte. eisb bare en- CO foise
Reuueter. vi ltnssr tu cratic mob SnpfeNeele az
i5e tpr fer Raaueoers ersneiubfripttou paa port uos
HlSris9e 5amilis.g eaaneositritt. 2 icr CSC. S isr soc
20 q Wars Snbitriptipn. Ct 1ufu Si.0o p~prtsirit.
5iiifrip: Sorfcrt. gpy SOC. ausufa. Rsin..
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

gf 100000 Quarts Terf. Tom
baslis forbruses | Paris, er $4,000
forfalfet Bare, efter 6pao Der forles
ben pplpites Oep en- At Yoitsuerinfis
tutets 5orelasninser.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
VI SELGEh 40 PD.
GRADUATED
SUIK FIR

81 Ell
..&100
med andre Groceries
og Mdse. til pedsatte
Priser. vsrdffulde ror-
msias frit u nye Kun
der. Sand 8 &c Stamps
for vor KatAlog, der
CIR ! DetAljo voro store
Godtkjsb SAINT Bestil-
l~lngsmaaden. vi slAar
af 16 Cents pas fsrsts
Groceryordre. saa Ga
taloaen koster Dem In
tet. SToRR N FOR
AGNrER. Z. Warren
Mercantile Co., Impm-
~ters&Jobbers. Chicago
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

2 aronesS seler tunoe prre bra
at BABE, nnsner man i Sverige. os ei
5prilas ON l~lpiteoeIis al ~iauoanne
pil blipe fremIut ! ben ipsnFs Riss'
bag.
The oasis., 1901-06-29

Summer complaint is unusually pre- valent among children this season. A well developed case in the writer's family was cured last week by the timely use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy-one Of the best patent medicines manu- factured and which is always kept on hand at the home of ye scribe. This is not intended as free puff for the company, who do not advertise with us, but to benefit little sufferers who may not be within easy access of physician. No family should be without bottle of this medicine in the house, especially in summer time. Lansing, Iowa. Journal. For sale by L. B Mix X Co.
The oasis., 1901-06-29
MINING APPLICATION No. 74s
Mineral Survey No. 1894.
U. g. LAND OFFI~E.

U. .. LAND OffI E.
 TUCSON. AHIh, June 24, 1901
 Notice is hereby given that the Patagonia Mining Company by R. R. Richardson. it's agent. whose postoffice is Patagonia, Arizona, has made application for patent for ssO linear feet on the Victor lode and 7lO linear feet on the Victor No. ? lode bearing silver and lead, the same being 190 feet S. a deg IS min E. and 690 feet 73 deg IS min W on the Victor lode and 2Oifeet 73 deg 0l min " and 510 feet N g deg O4 min on the Victor No ? lode from discovery shafts thereon. with surface ground 42as and 5l',9 feet in width respectively, situate in the wrightson Min ing District Santa Cruz county. Arizona and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows. viz:
 THE VICTOR LODE.
 Beginning at cor No. 1. whence U. s. M. NJ. No. g. T. D. bears s5 deg 59 min 30 sec W, 7960.s feet Thence s 16 deg 56 min E. 5l5.9 it. to cor No2; thence 73 deg IS min E. s80 it to cor No 8; thence N 16 deg 56 min " 515.9 feet to cor No. A. thence N 73 deg IS min W. sS0 feet to cor No. 1 the place of beginning.
 THE VICTOR No. LODE.
 Beginning at cor No. 1. identical with cor ner No. of the Victor lode, whence U. s. M M. No 9, T. D. bears s4 deg 4 min 3a sec ss2i.3 feet; thence N 73 deg 04 min E 7lO feet to cor No. 9: thence IS deg 56 min E., 40 feet to cor No. 3; thence s 64 deg 35 min 7lT.s6 feet to cor No, 4, identical with cor No. of the Victor lode; thence N 18 deg 56 min W. | 515.9 feet to cor No. the place of beginning. Variation of magnetic needle being 12 deg 90 min east. Containing 16. .224 acres, and form ing a portion of the unsurveyed Twp 21S. Range 15 of the G S R principal meridian. Said location being recorded in vol 1, page 556 to 559 of the records of Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
 | Adjoining claimants on the north the Uncle Billy lode claimant unknown. Others If any unknown.
 l Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said mines or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Pima county. in the territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 MILTON k. MOORE. Register. | First pub. June 70. 1901.
The oasis., 1901-06-29
MINING APPLICATION No. 742.
 Mineral Survey No. 1523.
U. S, LAND OFFICE. { TUCSON, ARIZ, June "A, 1901 {

TUCSON, ARtz, June "A, l9Ol
 Notice is hereby given that the Patagonia Mining Company by K. R. Richardson, it's agent, whose postuffice is Patagonia, Ari- zona. has made application for patent for 1905 linear feet on the John Bull Lode bear ing silver, the same being 200 feet N 52 deg 4i min E and 5605 feet s. 52 deg 45 min w from discovery shaft thereon, with surface ground 3s7 g feet in width, situate in the Wrightson Mining District, Santa Cruz County, Arizona and described in the plat and field notes on fl e in this office as follows, viz: Beginning at cor, No. l, thence U. s. NJ. M. No2 T. D. bears N. 73 deg 49 min w 9ila7 feet: thence $ 3l deg 0l min W, 1884 feet to cor No. ?; thence 37 deg i5 min E, AGO feet to cor No 8; thence 3s deg 01 min E. 1884 feet to cor No. 4 thence N 37 deg 15 min w, 400 feet to cor. No the place of beginning. Variation of magnetic needle being 12 deg 30 min E. Containing 6.99 acres and forming portion of the unsurveyed Twp, 2l, $. Range l5 E. of the G. & s. R. principal meridian. Said loca- tion being recorded in vol. pages 62O, 62l and 6!2 of the records of Santa Cruz County Arizona.
 Adjoining claimants none.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said mines or surface ground, are required to file their adverse claim with the register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Pima county in the territory of Arizona. during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First pub. June %, 1901.
The oasis., 1901-06-29

professional training.
 The reputation or the Colegio de Ures extends beyond the town, and even beyond the district there being in the school several pupils from Matape, Suaqui, Gabilan and other parts of the district and number from the Hermosillo district down the Sonora river. These pupils from abroad are boarded in the family of Professor La Fontaine, and enjoy all the comforts of their own homes.
 The public school for girls occu- pies similar but smaller edi6ce, in the same locality and is presided over by Miss Belen Martinez, an accomplished educator who is at the head of corps of six teachers. The school rooms are large and spacious, with lofty ceilings, and the patio is pleasant orange orchard one hundred and thirty-six pupils are enrolled and attendance is regular and uniform. A rigidly enforced compulsory school law goes long way toward securing a full attendance in both schools. Whenever pupil is absent from the school, except for illness or ab- sence from town. the parents are subject to a goodly fine for each days absence. The principal and one of her assistants exhibited with no little pride specimens of the handiwork of their pupils-drawn work, embroidery and drawing The proficiency shown by even the smallest girls. in their first year in the school, is remarkable. Music is also taught, and the ordinary branches of instruction.
 There is also a parochial school for girls under the auspices of the Catholic Church, the parish priest Reverend Father Monje, being 1T charge, and subordinate to him g lady director, Miss Mariana Rom. ero. About one hundred pupils are in attendance. and the course of instruction is very similar to that in the public school.
 One of the notable features of the school system in this city is the way in which discipline follows the lads and little misses, to the very doors of their homes. When school is dismissed at noon and again at evening, instead ofnoisy mobs pour ing forth from the school houses, there march out of the edifices, in single file, long columns of the pupils, moving quietly and in per feet order. AS one domicile is pass ed there fall from the rear of the column the child or children of the family there living, and this drop ping of numbers continues, the line ever diminishing, until the most remote residence is reached and the child who left tue school at the head of the column enters its port. tals. Until they leave the line and enter their homes the pupils are
 l.. .l.o I,eo, D1,na nf tla cOh nD1
The oasis., 1901-06-29

home is reached, and prompt return to the home is assured. There is not lettering by the wayside an hour or more between the school and the home, the pupil getting into all sorts of mischief.
 MT. Louis Killeen of the U. s. Hotel has a fine orchard and garden, right at the edge of town, where he has about nine acres of ground under high state of cul- tivation. He has oranges, figs, peaches, pomegranates, date palms, mulberries, all in bearing, and raises all kinds of vegetables for his table-peas, beans, tomatoes, cabbages, lettuce, chili, potatoes, etc. Upon some of his orange trees MT. Killeen presented some- thing not often found-three crops of fruit growing at the same time upon one and the same tree.
 A part of his ground MT. K. devotes to the public as a sort of picnic and pleasure ground. There are a half dozen or more great orange trees, with growth of a half century or more, which have never been pruned and always been permitted to grow running to height of fifty feet or more. These cast deep shade, beneath which are seats and tables for picnickers. The acequia, which runs along the side of the grounds near at hand, has been deepened and widened in a couple of places to bathing pools, over which have been erected spacious bath houses, with the floors paved with bricks and steps leading down into the water. At this season these bath houses are very popular, and at times during the afternoon and evening one has to await his turn an hour or more.
 MT. Killeen has resided in Ures some eighteen years, engaged in merchandising, and the past twelve years he has kept the U. s, Hotel, a hostelry which has at one time or another sheltered every Amer. ican operating in this part of Son ora, MT. Killeen is veritable mine of information about the surround ing region and its resources, and is at all times ready to impart useful knowledge to the traveller or in. vestor. For the convenience of the travelling public he keeps number of teams and carriage horses, and is ready to furnish at short order g four horse rig, or one with a single team, to take one anywhere.
 MT. Killeen has very promising gold property, lying about midway between Ures and Pesqueira station in a direct line. It Is called the Golden Eagle, and is known as a "padre mine" having been once worked by the Spanish priests. The old workings consist of two shafts. The ore crops out six feet wide for long distance, and the ores ex- tracted run high in value in gold, with considerable silver. The local
The oasis., 1901-06-29
CITY OF.URES.

6 holding interests in gold copper and silver mines in all the various To- calities. It was the sale of his share in the Copete mine to Mir. Melczer, as noted in these columns some weeks ago, which led up to enlist ment of outside capital and esta- blished at Copete the big reduction plant now in operation.
 The public school for boys (Col- egio de Ures), is conducted by Professor Jos. La Fontaine who has been in charge some three years. The school building is a large, spacious structure occupying the greater part of block with large rooms, and, lofty ceilings, well lighted and ventilated. In the large patio which the building surrounds there is fine clump of vigorous orange trees. whose dark green foliage makes lovely picture and adds a charm and freshness to the surroundings which are beyond description. Supported by lofty pillars wide portico surrounds the patio, and upon its broad pave ment is delightful place to sit and enjoy the coolnes of the air. or walk in conversation or reflection. It was in similar structures that the schools of Athens were con ducted. and by walking beneath similar porticos discussing their themes that the Peripatetic school of philosophy gained its peculiar name. A gateway at one side leads to another patio. which is the playground of the pupils.
 At the time of my first visit the school had just closed for the day, and there were only few of the pupils there detained an hour for some petty infraction of school dis cipline. Some of these; through choice were policing the grounds, sweeping the patio, picking up stray bits of paper, etc, Those who did not choose to assist ill this ne- cessary work, were standing up against the wall upon the other side of the patio. Of these there were three or four, while the little fel- lows who had elected to work numbered about dozen, and they were putting in their best licks.
 Professor La Fontaine stated that the corps of teachers consists of nine. and the pupils under their charge number some two hundred or more. Average attendance is very high, absenteeism not reaching one per cent of the total enrolment, a condi- tion, so the gentleman stated not reached by another school in the state.
 The most perfect discipline pre- vails. At another visit 1 made the school was in session and there was the utmost decorum and order. The curriculum embraces the higher branches, and the graduates, who receive diplomas from the state,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

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tl6maczac. e tadnYch pow
stahcow niedsy mini nnism i.
Ct zas. q kt6rymi kozacy Pc
dali. - g5scfni przAbylymi a Il
wescle. = c1em zres.ta pull
kownik Z ksiazsczek legity-
maJnych, ktore kazdy posiads.
latwo przskonst sig mole.
Obecni tel ochlonawszy ME
CO, zaczeli copredzei DOLBY
wac .paszporta i ksiateczki.
pokazu14c takowc MoSkalom.
"A cze,nu konno jechali?
T. zapytal pulkown,k.
-1aki mas zwyczsl
JWny Panic - odrzekl gos-
podarz - &c IA weselu pan
mlody / dru1ba konno.
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k~insyn!- p~ulkownik
- re ko1no )ezdzit niewolnc,
ty1ko - ~buntowszczyki - tax
robia, wy ME wajenny]e,
padlecy. = TAX piechota ALDO
wozem.
Jul MECH JWny Pan
wyhaczy ma ten raz - rzekl
klaniajac sic gospodarz, - my
ME wiedziellsmy, re niewolno.
wiecej juz tego ME zrobimy.
- No, no, mniejsza o to
- m6wii pulkownlk - IA
| pierwszy raz kontrybucye "a
| placicie wszyscy, ale jak jee
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mach. TAX ME tylko konie po~
zabierain, ale do turmy p6]~
dz'ecie wszyscy. Teraz do
rzeczy. - Gdie B:erozka? -
Bierozka tn we wsi. pod Ia
sem zabil kozska, " leslie
krcd ! konie ;jego soldaty
znaleili. a jednego ; handy
zabili. On tn Z banda, DO sla-
dy do wsl ~prowadzs.
- Mech Why Pan wszy-
stkie katy przeirzee kaze, &c
najlepiej sic przekona, re my
O Brz6sce mic ME wiemy -
odrzek| gospodarz.
Moskwa rzucila sic do chat,
najscislei rewidujac takcwe;
ma sic rozumiet. ze CT &C
weszll do domu, gdzie miaIc
bvt wesele. ME om;eszkalj
naladowat kieszeni tem, &C
przygotowano ma przyjecie
gosci. P :zestrzasajac wszyst~
kie z ke lei chaty, kilku
Moskali weszlo i do tel gdz;e
~rzeczywiscie ukryl sic Brz6-
sko.
Gospodyni zobaczwszy przez
okno nadchodz9cych, chwyci}a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-20

Przez wioske. W kt6rel
:schronii sic Brzosko z Will
czyhskim, jecha}o kilka wo-
z3w pelnYch wesoIei druzyny.
Jeden z pan6w braci "a
scianks. wyprawia} wesele
GORGE jedynaczce. idacej "a
szlachcica z drugiej wsi.
Ze zas byl cz]owiekiem "a
moznym, nadto lubionym cd
sasIad6w i z%najomych, wisc
nietylko ~prawie wszyscy z
wioski. " k'6rej mieszka},
nietylko krewni sasiedzi
pana m}odego przybyli ma
wesele. ale wielu take z
dalszych zasciank6w pospie~
szv}o ochoczo, ably W czasach
gdzie tax trudno q zabawe,
dzied spedzic wesolc.
Przodem jechal ma dzieloyn'
mierzynku starosta weselny,
pczepas; ny bia}ym lecznikiem
trzym ,j;c W reku laske or
dobion} wstazkami i kwiata
mi, nastepnie w6z z kape]a
~wygrywajaca mazury O
bertasy. "a MIN ma wozach
parma mloda. hoza wleiska
d.iewojs, ; wiehcem ma buj-
nych warkoczach. v towar.y.