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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05
The Fashions.
$1,000

Among tn stylish ana normal head
coverings are pretty Fiaach hats
which. for tn moment before the lie
'nand for more elaborate STYLES. W.,
.uite = speciality. These ar,. not mil
incry III the strict sense VI the word
they ar- called costume hatS.'
matching the tailor suit formed
cloth, tweed. English cho,Ivt. craytn.
'tt'. "tc.. the material being arrange,
N folds ~ stitched bands IN WAY
trimming. With only 4 chou Of vylvrt
ana Y 1uill feather Or buckle HI \ I'LL
iSh. i is great economy and gonuin,
'''l."l' 1" AINc such 4 trim. neat lit
Y" siondhy for general wear. foI Their,
Is absolutely nothing upon i To l.,
spoiled hy vind at rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Here Is the latest on on Hr..v
Greer: \ New York ia thar wrot,. ana
told her that he had named his littl,,
daughter after her. Mrs. Green replied
by sending her new namosake lit'l..
in savings bank-BoSton Herald.
Poor Hctty. they hav" almost az
much fun 1T her expense as with Rus
sell Sage. And yet. both are human.
after all. Mr.. Sage gives many poor
children an outing every summer: ana
recently when Mrs. Green's husband.
from whom She has long been
,.StranweG. was sick ana suffering. Sh-.
dropped all her many business care.
and went and nursed him dqy ANA
night. 1t is likely that the tin savings
bank will b. worth far more 10 the
young lady. if properly used. tina.
Woulc an deliberately inscribed golden
cap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

n" Latest highway hold III, il Il.
ported from i'rNtrr ANA ~ i IittIy uut
# III "'l.naiv even ia this -Amr-iu-
Tested star. 1t happened about
thre" miles from tn" vil;t.;" ANA Henry
Allen tells the story as follows y
was passing along. my Thoughts uunu
other matters than my surroundings
= nm MAS startled almost IL 4 point
"f q puui,k" fc.iin" ~ a.. lnid snort
81 4 deer. Very naturally jumped
ana ms ! booked ahcad u M. tN.i,
Siandint ~ III" road ! cuuli ,,.. th.
outline az Z large buck der in I'll. tVi.
light. | Immediately threw my axe al
him ana tn" weapon flil"d "f hitting
tn mark thought Y hen threw ihr
axe that would come near ending Ia.
in, id"nt. ont MT -. Tn. buck wJ> not
:" easily frightened, II" stood there.
hi~ body erect. ana wuuld bring down
first On" forward leg and then another
With a stamp which sounded prett,
loud on the hard road. advance,
toward him thinking H. would turn
and run. but when stsrt.I foruur.
he mad" for NE and VITA eonlcthin.. q.
a rush. Before | could rrdl.z.. Wn..
thc de"r's intention was Ia at.u,r M,
with On" al his forward Leg. Striklu.
m, hand. When IN did This ! ul.,I, u,
my mimi that l." intended - XIII IN
ard that II MAS time to VIII. | pr, sum,
III my fright | ycll"t out p! tir lu,il
anyway ] felt Lille il. ana Un.n did
5" the big buck gave another snort ~.
did Il half dozen more deer th,i w,r,.
apparently living Down in TIN woods
clos" by III" road AVID then all of III.
animals rushed off Through ;h, wood.
as fast as they could go Mr.. Alien
shows as proof vi his strange cEcouu-
ter With the deer. a swollen hand.
Wn"rc the animals forward foot
Strick him IN its dow inward move III
was evidently a Close shave fo- M
Ailcr, aEi that gentleman only uisIf,.
that d" had maintained his -rip eli tn
axe until h. came into close contact
with The deer. Tho only cxplaa4tiur
OF the strange act of thr animal I.raf
y seems possible to render. is trat II.
nad assumed IA" ,ueitiou - r.otcctu
Of the small herd unC That I'll I'M, Y.tti1-
"rInG gloom hr did not cnlIr i.ali.
that ne was W. aGlirst /: man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

man, a laundry check. a. Iady's photo.
four badly cIu"hed cigars, cork
screw. twelv" lead pencils, a poker
chip. check for $50. q hair pin and a
box of gin killers Nc Is now using a
hair reStOrer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05
Our Gold Basis.

Nc nation in the world has il finan-
cial system more firmly upon Il gold
basis than the United states at the
present time. In our national treasury
itself according to the report Of
Treasurer Roberts, is ~ less than
500, 900 COP Of the metal. and this i the
largest single stock Of gold i'll exist
enc. in the world. The gold in actual
circulation in this country reaches the
great total OF s'0S. coo. 900, this. Of
course. including the part in The
treasury which is represented 10y gold
certificates. The United states i
alone in This manner Of circulating
gold. and it is not to be denied that tho
dcvic" works admirably. 1t is Il great
convenience to the public. and Pre-
vents loss ot 2olG by abrasion auG
actual disc ppcarancc. Its success de-
pcn.ls upon the faith Of the reorl" III
the integrity ard good faith of The gov
crnncnt. and never was financial con-
fdcnce better placed than i'll this in
stance. tn" report notes that the
Increment in the currency issue by
which cold certificates arr taking
larger denominations ANA silver il
used 10 furnish small bills is SiSnifi-
cant. IN the large ana increasin:
volume Of mone! ANA the enormous
expansion 81 credit III .frcting eX
. Ranges all our silver il a strict limit
/, But i.h,"r its coinage. can be rele-
..,ial /, IN position Of subsidiary cur
r....y with n;lfcty. In the scale upon
which h,,sircss a. translated in the
United states an denominations IF
money below ten d"llters may be re-
eardcG ~ subsidiary. hyhus our S"id
basis becomes more and kn"r. firmly
established and GU: nttioNiai cfeolt
mere secure before the M.orld. 1t
hardly seems possible that onlye "A nan
decade a@" Some people in THIS on
lightrncd land We're proposing thtA free
coinage IF silver at the ratio Of le - |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Among the SNOWY garments of fash
ION appear the red riding hood capts Of
cioth-thc rcd of the most prominent
shade. and the cloth of the finest quail
uy' Ihe youthful and daring only "iil
De hkei! 10 elect for this particular
garment. We have long since become
accustomed I" rcdingotcs. jackets. and
other Wrans of a deeper tonc OF red.
but the cape above noted could 81
seen hiiie away. II the little ira
iitional maid whose name II bears
wore cloak of this gorgeous color. il
" no wonder that the wolf saw her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Alfred Austin again demonstrate.
that poetry is mightier than syl,ax by
attaching q, singular web to a l,cura
subject in his poem Welcoming HON.
the Duke and Duchess If Yrrl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

The Turkish situation yearly reaches
acute stage just in time for the
,araSraphers to work i'm a lot Of
thankg giving puns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

In using nigh" in his ThanksgiV-in:
proclamation where most writer's o
speakers would use near" PresiJlcn
Roosevelt has possibly given the Ipem
Ucrats another issue" Anyway.
ought to furnish fully as valuableY cap
ital as his entertainment If H|ooi,e
Washington at dinner. a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05


y thu historic grdndmothcr's cottage.
some Of the newest Or the autumn
GOWNS # Vrlvciy or satin-iinishcl
10th are distinguished fer their sim
,licity. Uhicn is certainly an interest
~ feature or fashion. when such dab
ratcly trimmed models greet onr on
very side. Vet ii j. evident th"t SILK
itching ana stitched bands of th"
lrces fabric remain in great favor f."
acoratinS cloth gowns. one pretty in
stance is a pale fawn-colorcl cloth.
cry soft ana fine in texture. ana light
n weight. like All tho naW cloths "hIrh
re used for drcsSy gowns. Tho skirt
+. III two parts. graduate III siz" "ul
'ulness. and cut circular 10 fit tn
loosely gored silk foundation Skirt.
These divisions are rounded ~ III"
ront. with TIE finish IF Il stitched strap
II tho edge. with pointed tabs larpinG
ach other down each side 81 thH front.
Zach tab IL about siN inches in l"n'"n
nd on, and one-half inches Widc. I'll"
bodice. which also shows IHppnG tab
NJ the cloth. has - round yoke ri tucked
cream ,.ilk. With fine cords "f green
velvc. sat around at intervals &c N"
.nch. The six collar band has a turn
1vcr collar. Of velvet covered with roN7
n stitching. and the green velvet clrd'e
Y finished in like. manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Admiral Dewey and his associates
ave the sympathy of the country in
heir struggle with the mass If tasii.
iony offered before the court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

The item in the dispatches to tho et-
feet that admiral Dewey has carricC
his lunches to the sessions of the court
is Il reminder that he always wa:
punctual at his. meals. Admiral Mon,
tejo can testify to that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

No notice Whatever will be taken o.
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot he held respOA-
sible for the preservation or return OF
rejected communications.
Addeess All com maj nicatiOns relating
to subscriptions and advertisements to
BURI.EIGH & FLYNT. Publishers,
Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

1t has been announced from official
sources that black costumes will lead
among elegant STYLES for calling. after
noon receptions. etc. Most of the en-
pehSlN" French models are lighteued
with green. mauvc. red. "r other col
ored NciNets. With the addition OF costly
oiack SILK applique Garniturrs BlIt
side by side with these gowns are mod
els formed Of the finest Of cloth i'll Ma
rlous pale. lovely shades. These
dresses are exhibited in delicate shuG".;
81 mauve. amethyst. silver blue. sap
phlre plue' tan ana green. Narrow fut
pahds appear on 4 few advance styles
Tor the winter but the greater portion
show simple decorations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

II Is officially promulgated
Thursday. November -. win he
:;l.3t holiday and the state pyoclar
iiCns viii now bc issued. The .
tional Proclamation is a truly Roo
Nci;iun Ut rance. Canada viii
serve the same day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

1t is very evident that there is to 81
neither rctroSrade movement nor luor
n the work of building up an Amer
can navy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

The Portland health authorities real
i1c that The bubonic plague at Liver
pool is too near for any chances t. bc
taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

Sashes viii ~ a feature IL nanN clc-
%'h' evening gowns, AMI II young
women dresses in particular. They
III" mad" variously Of chiffon. India
SIN with hcmstitched ends, ";ttcau
ana Marie Antoincttc ribbons. crepe
de chine, with knotted friaged ends.
ana black velvet with white lace Az
plipue bands as Il finish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

1t i . poor prophet wl" can, So
that I">s, J. M"rs"n, IGv IL. az Shea !
man viii b. President. or at least Gov
crror som" dHv. In "ur day Recently
Il" pickle. ~ ,.cl ~ barrels IT i,tu-
foes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05
With Humorous Intent.

nfud, today
No; don't dare tn write 81 often. :
3"otc to him hast Sunday ana III + ,>,j,..
.ta, T. 'I"S" postage stamps that wcr,-
,lolen in chicago. Cleveland rIai,,
l(eaief. '''i'
Tn Polite Young Man Yes" said n
yauEhiy Young woman. who was \ t.u-
Gohiat Dame AZ wei rs i Daughter Of III.
Gcll at Bunker I'm
Ice or banana skim" inquired the no.
~ young man from MiiwauArc. Ohm
State Journal ''''''
the restaurant %
,"ok echoed the caller. WHO was
tooullS Tor friend out of q job can
ne cooh! Say. We seen that man p,,rr
Tour s1usb pies ont Of one Old r!a-.nn ~
Chicago Tribune
=, Do us.fElncss OF y citizen. said I.p,I,
ra.',.ai "trends II heap Oh whether H.
ttSHhiIuS MS vote as Il public duty ar ~.
an asset Washington Star
Sf exclaimed the legislator who hui
~, "pnroachr:." fctening Indignation
"Iltr III" this gross; insult?'
PARDON me" replied the lobbyist wiz,
Miitw ms man: hut this Offer i. ,hso-
'"'ciI Philadelphia Press
I'd, bac klots-Are You going a. the fame,
dress ban?
Snbb,Ihs YES. I'm @o.n;; AS i tramp.
all ready. go - $500 ''"' UNI
:, H'nhuhs-l,s: III wear my ,ircs; .lit
"? MI" forget /" put il or5 Of the way
= y '"' moths last spring. Eiffaln c"u.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05
Bryan Silent.

'knoAV'lle Journal and Tribune,.
The editor Of the Commcner has nor
Set found time to say what he thinks
about the Watterson presidential
boom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

The familiar discussion as 10 thu in
cr4asing mildncss of our climate is in
order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

The talk Of tn" division OF the town
OF Phippsburg is being renewed by
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

GA q
s..rsA. z7Ih Snt jsa I!a,s Iixats 0.ass
''' : &1HzZZ&x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

City Treasurer George II. Libby Of
Portland. took his dinrcr at his OH J
il the City building last Thursday.
This. Of itself. isn't an item Of nlev., Of
vast Importance. but it il wen worth
"ocordin" when the fact is added that
It is the @tth consecutive year that u
has done this On the last working t.t,
in October. On other days he eats d.
ner at nome. but October Il il Tho
busy day Of the " ar. for on November
/. interest is charges IN ~! unpui.
taxes. Portland's city treasurer has
bad an exceptionally Ion, term II pub
lie service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05
The Essentials.
tWash rgton Star).

'eatlS are said to be getting scarce.
but never mind about TIE pearls. HOW
about the coal and potatoes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05
Dead
tNew York World,

tNew York WurlD.
When senator Jones Of Nevada aa-
mitS that the silver issue IL dcad .here
Is no fear Of buryin~ il ,Iiyc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

\ man residing On Bush l-lJ;tI III
Sasadahoc county played in rather
hard LUCK the other day. IL WAS AZ
..sted ON tn" charge of having short
Holsters III his possession. but was al
lowed TO 60 I" his home on his Droll-
i-e to return 10 Brunswick. He did not
show up ut the the appoint.,! =, IL
officers Went TO his HON. with a s,.ar,.h
warrant and i'll the search found thru.
and half gallons of beer. Tho inaa
must now answer to beer ana shorts
rather than to the latter alone
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

G2H."r will have its first indoor ,.it-
Gus. that is. the first ADVERTISED as
such. during the wc-k Of November l..
i:angor Lodge. "a. of the Ecnevvl.,,
and Protective Order Of .E,lkS viii H..
Tho indoor circus III tn" Auditorium ru,.
~" nl@nts and tour matine.s during
the week. The affair al i'll J., In,!,r .3,,
mana cement Of J. v. Gorman. pron:ic-
t"l Of Gorman's Amusement bureau
- Boston, which furnished the attrar-
toms at Riverside park a few season
ago. The circus win be ih.. first thin.
OF the sort which has ever been hold in
i'3ngor and il - intended that it shall
20 q grand success: with all the usual
circus features ANA things TIL. re-
'ipts viii go into the yociety'S fund
much of which is uy"n for charity.
young married Wo1n;tn in CARL on.
who commenced housekeeping \ .ic,t
tlme a@". went into u har,lwar" >tor,,
last week. ana asked for a biscuit chi
TER. III" proprietor. one Of her friends.
selected a mail axe and. with :. sob...
ta'c. presented the same to ,,cr. With
cut smiling. The young lady took tna
axe. nnt IL over her shoulder; AMI
marched cut If the store and I. her
Rome with it. And now The yo,,n.
hardware merchant IS in some .ionb,
as to its being much Of a Joke on H..
%.ung lady
Last week was one OF considerable
Importance in the life of Frank n.
Swan. a popular Wcstbrook yo,nq
man. Among other things he was ad-
mitted to the Maine bar after a two
DAYS examination. married. and an
nounc"d as a candidate for the next
mayor Of Westbrook.
1t Is the old story OF mans fory.trul-
ness and perldy. hut the SEQUEL il OF
special interest. Several weeks ;r, :,
lady gave her husband two letters to
mail at Fort Failfield: he is q potat,
nuEer III that town. and drive. homo
at night. As the days went by AMI
she got no answer. she commenced f.,
smell 4 rat" one night after he
hubby mad gone TO bed she swipcd hi.
vest AMI ransacked the pockets. ST..
found her letters worn out. seven DIN
81 uninaIled letters. an important tel
c@rai for q Fort Fairfield business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

rom afar' ~ She took hcr fatal ak
thr historic grdndmothcy's cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-05

ID" usefulness OF = cjtI,ru ,s.,id ,-,.,.
Eoeh' depends Il heap Oh whether IL
aeSAhhuS MS vote as Il public duty or as
m 'issct-W Washington Star
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
Zabawa W Czo}gosza.

Zabawa W Czo}gosza.
Woctan Wells, Texas, pisza:
Zabawa W nasladownictwo czynu
Czo}gosza, zabra}a tn niespodzianje
m}oda oiare.
Nieletni synowie Igoacego
G6rskiegc, 10 letni Micha} le
letni Jan s}yszac jak i'm ojciec czy>-
tai z gazety o haniebnym czynie
Czo!gosza, postanowlll W nieobec~
nosci OLGA odegra6 te tragedye ma
w}asaych osobach.
By{o to dnia 81 Wrze6nla.
Micha} G6rsk, zdobywszy revolt
wer. ukry} go Y prawej rece, ktdra
obwiqza} bia}a chustka - i zbli..
zywszy sic do m}edszego brata,
podawa} mu lewa reke, prawa zas
skierowa} do piers, jego. Mai on
wyobrazad Czo}gosza, a brat
Nc Kinleya. Jan G6rski ME prze-
.csuwajac jake niebezp,eczenstwo
grozi}o jego zyciu. z usmiech-m na
ustach,, podAt bratu prawa reke ma
prxywitanie. W tel chwlll w}asnie
paal %strza}, i Jan upadi "a siemle,
ugodxo,ay 1ula W piers. kula pre-
ska ma wylot. Jan " jednej sekun-
dsie zyodies. l s%sakohczyi. |
Ma odg}os strzaiu. wbieg} do
.iesskania ojoieo, 1gnaoy G6rski,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17

Ran0 wstawa5 najwczesnleJ J Wzl3-
wssy ze soba wedke, szedf Q kilka
mil ma ryby. Bra} zawsze re SODA
zywnos6 z domu czesto gesto
zablers4 wszystko, c. mia}o stano-
vic sniadanie ola ca}ej rodziny.
Pc ca}odziennej nieobecnoscl,
Leon mad wieczorem wraca{ do
.domu. Rzadko kiedy przem6wi{
slow kilka do kt6regoz cz}onk6w
rodziny - a nigdy ME rzek} ami
s}owa do swej macochY. ...
kary, kt6re czesto cd OLGA
odbiera}, przyjmowa} pewnym
rodzajem zatwardzia}o6ci i uporu.
Bracia i siostra obawiali sic go.
Rodzina Czo}gosz6w by}a bar.
do uboga. Skoro Leon zdolnym
oy} do piracy, pos}ano 60 do fabryki
drutu. Zarobkiem swym Leon ME.
chetnie dzleli} sig z reszta rodzinyJ
pomlmo re Gale utrzymanie m,af z
domu. Leon, pieniadze. kt6re mu
zbiega}y, ukrywa} ma polu lub W
leslie. Bracla jego oddawali swe
zapasy do sp6}ek przemys}owYch, a
on ~powierza} je ziemi. Co z oszcze~
dzonymi pieniedzmi zrobi} - ME
wiadomo.
Leon ME ~troszczy} sic nigdy o
dobre ubranie. Lubowa} sic tylko
W gustownych krawatkach. "a
ktdre atoli ME ]ubia1 placid.
Pierwszy objaw dazno6ci anar-
chistycznej, okaza} sic W Leonle W
% roku zycia Brat jego czytywa}
gazety polskie zaw'erajqcc artyku}y
o socyal,zm,e i anarchizmle. Gdy
Leon zauwazy} " uich ustep zgodny
z jego pogladami, zwyk{ by} pow
.tarzaG: ITO dobre. to dobre -
znakomitew
Swych przekona1 anarchl..
stycznych Leon NE wpaja} " reszte
czfonk6w rodziny. W r. 1896 pc
raz pierwszy wzia} udzia1 n anar+.
chistycznych naradach W Cleve-
land, Ohio. ...s-
N%astepnie przez 8 lata by}
sta}ym zwolennik,em anarchii:
Gdzie i kiedy spotka} sig z Emma
Goldman, ME wiadomo. w dnlu
Gym Wrzesnia r. b. ~ykona} NOR
derczy zamach ma prey denta Nc
Kinleya W pa}acu muzyki, ma wy
stawle W Buffalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
LEON CZOkGOSZ.

AUBURN, N. Y. Msrderca
prexydenta, Leon Czo}gosz, rzadko
kiedy przem6wi s}owo. Przeg ca}y
dzieh lezy On ma }6zku wie4iennem,
wszystkie z~arytania zbywa mill
czeniem Pierwctpa jego junakierya
znik}a zupe}nie.
Cd, czasu t}umnego napadu
PREY prze]sciu z kolei do wiezienia,
Czo}gosz stall sic %nlezwykle boiazli~
wynn Kryje sic zwykle W najciem~
niejszy1a kacie~ wiezien1a, i ilekro6
wo}any byws do blura wieziennego,
wychodzl z cell niechetny, obawia..
jac SIG napadu.
Pod wzgledem zdrowia, Czol-
go'1 ma sig dobrze. Umys}0wo
wszakie jest bardzo s}aby, i "a lada
okazya, moze utracit przytomnosc.
Ottawa ooraznego sadu ow}adne}a
MIN ca}ym.
Straz wlezienna zwraca pilna
baczno5c nj niego, ably ME pozba'
viii sic zycja. Wszyscy atoli oe6l~
ME saba, lie Czo}gosz tego ME
uczyni, z powodu tch6rzllwego
usposobienia.
Specyall6cl wiesiennl, kt6rzy
pilnie badali Czo}gosza, orzekli,
ze ME ma W MIN zadnego moralue-
go uczuc,a Powiedzia} on wpraw-
die, H. zaiuje il zab,} prezydenta,
ale to tylko ola tego, &c czeka go
krzes}o elektryczne. Zab6jstwo me-
winnego cz}owieka. ME sprawia mu
zadnycb %wyrzut6w sumienia.
Jedynem zdaniem, kt6re Czo}-
gosz powtarza cd czasu do czasu
jest to: "Mam n~adzieje. re lie
uczynie mic takiego, II gobym sic
musia} wstydzic pred sob2 sa.
mym.' w tycb s}owach Czo}gosz
: chce wyrazic przypuszczenie, re
poniesle on emierG ma spos6b anar~
chlsty, t. j. bez obawy,i z pre-
konaniem, re umlera ola dobrej
sprawy. Atoli oznaki dzisiejsze
wcaIe ME zapowiadaja upragnione
60 meztwa, zapamieta}osci zbrod-
nlczei W Czo}goszu.
Czo}gosz mic ME czytywa} "
kwestyi s%ocyalnej. Zapytany co
najbardz1ej wp;yne}o nan do pope}-
nienia zbrodni. Czo}gosz odpowie~
dzia4.
"Ja czyta}em polskle socyali~
styczne gazety''.
'Czy czyta}es jake ksiazkl"
''Tak, c~zasarni ~czyta}em.
HJaki ich tytu}?
"Nie pamietam."
"('zy czyta}es angielsklc gazety?
"Czasami czytywa}em".
"Jakie to by}y gazety?"
"Gazety z Buffalo i Cleveland.
New Yorskioh gazet ME ezyta}em.',
Przebieg domowego &ycia
Czo}gosza by} zawsze pe}en ME-
zadowolenia. Sioetra i brat Czo{~
goszs, bedqc W Buffalo, z~eznali. re
Leon cd samego dziecihstwa by}
dziwnym cht,pcem. Mkt z czaon~
k6w rodziny ME m6g} go zrozu~
mice. OsoLliwsza mial on nienawlst
do niewiast. NigdY ME chcia} jada6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
Prawdxiwy Amerykantn.

Prawdxiwy Amerykantn.
Ma dworzec Saint. Lazare W
Paryzu przyby1 W tych dnlach ma
lee W z6}tych trzewiksch, kr6tkich
s%podenkach, z kuferkiem, workiem
podr6znym it'd. Gdy ami rusz pc
francuzku ME potra6} sic porozu-
mie6, zaprowadzono malca do mai
blizszego biura policyi.
tn ma}y podrdznik, ME ODE
sic iednem slowem, zdja}
czapeczke, ma %podszewco kt6rej
widnial ca}y szereg ~obja6nleh:
sic X.... urodzony "
Bostonie. Ojciec JEST. Nam
u tegs a tego bankiera, a
p%odr6zuje, by sic csego nsuczyc.
- Jakto? - odezwa} sic jeden
z Mich po angieleku przybywasz
do Francyi. ME umiejac pc franz
cusku?
- A, w}a6nie. tn chce sic
nauczyd - odpaf} malice. ..., !.
Ma zspytanie 0 wick, odpowie-
dial: . IL, ,
= Siedm lat.
N~astepnie dzia1sko nnasunaf
csapeczke, przywclaf dordike i
pojechaf do ,,swegO Danklera'.
sill. E
>, Jestem zobowiaaany poleeic
wezYstkIm Sewery Bitter 1oiadko~
w poniewat jest on o~ajlapssem
ao@adkowem lekarstwem. Regulu~.
70 on ten organ. pobudsa do ape.
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