davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-21
COAST LIEI.E A[}GEST
ssslGtTssa ssI fsr,stS.TDu
0ioI[.IlI! IN blIijnIRI
By Addition Of Louisville and
Nashville it exeee5s in Mile
age The Pennsylvania Roads

Messrs Scott & stringweIiosg have issued
/. the following interesting statement:
The Atlantic Coast Line Fsailrossd Com
Pary. having recently secured control OF
tns Louisville and Nashville E.s.ilroad
Company by purchasing a majority OF
the CAPITAL stock, these two roads COM
hine,s make the largest system OF rail-
road on this continent viz, 1850 miles.
exceeding the great Pennsylvania sys-
tenn BY twenty miles and the New York
C&aSist; system EE 20 miles
Ftie Atlantic Coast Line having been
chartered under the laws of this State.
and IT'S Securities. together with those OF
the I.os.isyIi 10 and Nashville being large
Is held by investors in Richmond and
throughout the South. this fact will pro-
Jaillv prove very interesting TO all con-
eerned ii railroads of the South.
Wa give below Il tAbsilatetl statement:
Mileage Of the principal railroads OF
the Emitted states and Dominion of Cam
ada embracing over 5000 miles:
Atlantic Coast Line Louisville and Nash
vilIe system 500 miles.
a c. T. system dnclud
ing Georgf;, e. E, ......5.o00
louisville and Nashville
system 4HU
Nashville Chattanooga
and ST Io:tis ............ 3i1
fNlaior:tv stock owned by
+. ard ny
Chicago Taf.ianano'is and
louisville Mon on.''..scon-
trolIed ioirtIy by Il ard
N. and the Southern
Railway ..........-.-.--- 300
1n5f5
Pernsvlvania system. .. .....1o,is5
New York Central System.
about fsranral of Statistics
1862. rage 17oN... 80. .-..1o.2so
Southern Pacific srstem.. >. 9.4n
Canadian Pacfhc svstern... 9,t21
CHICAGO and Northwestern
e6 syssss.s p.i,v,v sv-,srn. SIS Ss
CHICAGO. Burlington and Quincy
sss+sn2. 7995
atchisor. Topeka and sante
&c tenn 1s's
srsssostg5 Pacfflc svster,. 7.osc
CHICAGO. Mil,yaukee and ST.
Paul systerft. -..-.... s.7S3
Befew is statement Ct the sstimate4
earnings Of the Southern Railway sys-
tern fer the second week in October. 1909:
Southern F.s.flw.y Company excluding
ST louis Louisville Lines. this ysa-,
s7asne last year, sTs5-es9;; Increase
s-oa's.
Southern Fsaifway connanv st. Louis
Louisville Lines, This year s63.so7: last
year. s:as;7o;5:: increase. 3, De-
Contain r w. Robinson. the we'll known
passenger conductor has bean Q npofrt-
ed assistant trainmaster os tire Norcoils
and Western. 1T Ritford, to succeed
Palmer s.. Clair who succeeds ".
Battle NJ Fattla has been made agent
at Norfolk. Captain Robinson will havc
his Headquarters In. Ra6fori. and Mr.. st.
Clair will move 10 Roanoke,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-21

Mrs Harry Meyers, of Philadelphia,
formerly Miss Amelia #Kahnweiler. is the
guest Of her parents. at No I'LL West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-21

that organized labor throughout the world |
and other organizations and individuals
be thanked for the assistance given the
mine workers during their struggle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-21

Nv tIlItNIINiaIoLT.
That the training school idea is not
to be inaugurated is due to the fact that
IL has seen found practically impossible
to secure the necessary medical talent
to instruct the pupil nurses who have
been labCrinS at the City Hospital all
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
Prenumerata wynosi rocznie
" stanach Zjed. Kanadzie $500
y Europe Roniecz. naprz6d) g. 50
w a n k |.

Abonenci oplacajacy W1AsUsA
: do&u, konlecznie musza Pfaclc
800 na jeden rok, lubo " tym
;.roku dla przedp}acioieli ezyh pfa-
c,cych naprz6d, roczna opfate
sniiylismy ma $1.50.
Kto zjedna nam trzech no.
vvch abonent6w i przesle :pa
katdegc ca}oroczny abonament 2
p6rv. t>mu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego ~przese}ac bedzie~
my bezp}atni'
Kto odbierze Z r <ezty try gasety'
avatany,n jest "a abonenta | odpo,
wiedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ns
.ycnmiast poda6 wydawcy W1ARrsA
w6j nowy adres. ;.
Abonentom, kt6rsy wyraznie ME
odm6wi& gazety "a posrednlotwem
listowego lub innego urzednlka
pocztowego, W1ARus poselany be
die dalej. Skoro kto 1aprzestaLle
odbierad gazette, powinlen wplcr"
xsp}aGic, iezeli co Ia MIA k.iien.
Pieniadze za.i ola W1ARusA "a
CIV przese}at przez pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order. Mona
tel p~rzese}at abonament W dolarach
pspierowych, pre-, Postal note,
albe v jednocentowych Tub dwucen
towvcA aAaoxkach pocztowych, lecz
ieteli abouament, W TAXI sposdb
p~rses}any, " drodze przepadnie (ce
sie " tym krajn bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
bielze "a to ma siehie odpowiedsial
no6ci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
M poozcie r~eglstrowad, BIO wtenozas
urxad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od'
powiedzialnos6, he wraxs zawartoe'
's>,ia dojda ma miejsce przeznao.enia'
,Nsselkie listy oraz prsese{ki pie
tlieine do W1ARusA adrescwa6:
/, e. Derdouski
Y sac T.. 9rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
SHENANDOAH PA.

SHENANDOAH PA =
Ma podstawie zeznania ezts
rech poiskich ch}opc6w are
sztowano tn rzeznika, Jozefa
Polewicza. pod zarzutem
zamordowania JOS Reddala.
podczas ostatnieh rozruch6w
uliczn,ch. Rozkazy aresztoz
wanna wydano tel ma Jana
o,saluniste i-czte-
rech innych Polak6w. wmie-
szanych W sPrawe morder
silva. Wiadomos&. re Polacy
zamordowali Reddala. Wywo-
Ia1a tn elki antagon'zm
przeciw wszystkim Polakom.
.Opinia og6'u stawi ich n'zej
cd W1och6w. Sw'adkam'
przeciw Polewiczowl fellow
~skiemu~sa Polacy.- Pastor
presbyteryahskiego koScie1a
zawiadom1 policye ie cd
g6rnik6w ze swej paraf1i do
wiedzia1 sic o sp:sku ;stnieja-
Gym pom:edzy strajk'eram:
obconarodowego pochodze-
MIA. Otoz podobno zamierza-
la oni kazdemu nieunijnemr
robotnikowi, ~podejmujacemt
sic piracy W kopalni4ch. Cd
|ciat prawe ucho ma znak. e
Jest nieprzyjacielem uni:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
WAUSAU, Wis. = Wiel

WAUSAU, Wis. = Well
kie nieszczescie spotka}o tu-
tejsza polska rodz'ne An
drzejewskich. Dwoje dziec'
ich. Jan. IS lat zycia LEGACY.
i Maya W wieku lat 10 utone'
Nv W rzece Wisconsin. Dziecl
baw;ac sic mad rzeka. wesz4y
ma suche drzewo wystajace
ponad wode, a straciwszy
r6wnowage, spad}y do rzeki
i utone}y. Gala ich znalezio~
no W 6 godz'n pc wypadku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

~GREENsBURI',Ge, Pa.
W kopalniach wegla Clair:
dye nine. oberwa1o sic !. y
poniedzis1ek sklepienie
~przywal,1o g6roika F. StePni-
GA. - zabijajac 50 ma miej-
|scu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
TRINIDAD, COLO.

TRINIDAD, COLO. W
kopalni weg1a nalezacej do Union
Coal & Coke Co., W Bowen Wy
darzyla sic straszna katastrofa,
kt6ra zabrala szesnascie o6ar. Prey.
czvna katastrofy by1a eksplozya
nagromadzonego gazu. w chwili
eksplozyi " kopalni znajdowafo sic
so robotnik6w. z tych szesnastu
zostalo zabitych, q wielu znajduJe
sic uwiezionych pod ziemia- "
kopalni p1onie ogien, a wnetrze
jest przepelnione trujjacymi-gazami'
Przy kopalni place j lament zebra
nvch kobiet i4dzieci. Wkr6tce po
eksplozyi wylecial v powietrze ma
gazyn prochu. Przypuszczaja, 1e
kopalnia zostala doszczetnie zruj-
nowana. Partya Spieszaca 2 ratun-
KEN natrafla na liczne przeszkodyy
I powodu zawalenia sic przedzia1ow
i nieznosnyoh gaz6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

MICH -
17letnia Polka. katarzyna
Puchalska. zatrudniona W
fabryce ubrah pray 1otej vi.
zamiataiac pod maszyoa'
prey kt6rej pracowa1a. 20
sta}a pochwycora "a warkocz
prxez pas tryby um'eszczo-
ne pod maszyna poksleczo-
ma tax strasznie. il pc II go
'dzinach 1yt przesta1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
NASl AGENCi

Upowainieni 90 do kolektowa.
mia abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
l4cy nasi agenoi %mie1scowi:
BAY CITY, Mich. Alexander
Niedxielski Cor. II d Van Buren,
BALTIMORE: Fr: Ziarnowskl
7l2 s. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. - Franciazek
Lubowlecki.
CHICAGO, III. - Stefan Hewell
I COLUMBUS, Nebr. - Wiktor
Tarasihaki.
HoFA a Wis.
n. ]. Kodmicki.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. ". K.
sser,borsk - william Str.
2NANTluoKE 81 Jablsoeeh 'esl
OAK =, ~, q. Poso,,sl.lil,
EHs "a Adalnil,
yyEsaSsSs sNNNsssss - - Naass sssAss4ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

PITTSBURG, Pa Tutejszy
milioner, pan G. NJ. Schwab, obie
cal podobno wybudowad palac ola
biskupa katolickiego W Altoona Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
q INV Po1skich
" AMERYCE

|Pjekna uroczystosc -
sic " .srode " koscielee 4: sw
Piotra. By}a to ceremon'a
obluczyn. si6str zakonu Sw.
I6zefs, kt6rej dokooaf umysl
ME W tym celu przyb,fy DO
naszego miasta na'rrzew. Ks,
biskup Messmer. Kosc'of Dy1
ubrany a tut prey OF
tarzu ustawiono wsPan'aiy
iron biskupi otoczony pick
nymi kwistami. Ma urvczy'
stost te przybyli: ks. Kan
|Gulski z Milwaukee,, ks:
iGrenbowski z Polonii, ks.
Kasperski z Hull Wis, Ks.
INawrocki z Chicago, ks. Ku-
biszewsk, z Fancher, ks. a-
o;kowski z Alban. ks: Cara
L Junction City. ks. Albert 2
Plover, ks. Lorrigan 2 CUE
ster, ks. Anthony z Green
Bay Wis. ks. Miles z Waupa~
lea. Opr6cz t~ego.' wz'eli udz'a'
W tel ceremonii Wieleb. ks.
proboszcz Pescihski. ksifza
Matuszewski. Rice j Schem-
mar z naszego miasta. Asy.
stowa] biskupowi Rev. Ant
WiSniewski z zakonu 90.
Franciszkan6w, mistrzem. &c
remonni, :byt l.. Stefan'ak
PREY asystencyi Kaz Ship
py i +. Nowaka. Ceremonia
rozpocze}a> sic o gcdz'nie
800 ~odSp'ewaniem psalm6w,
poczem pred o}tarzem klekfo
osm kandydatek do nowi-
cyatu ma diva lata, do kt6-
rych przem6w cd oftafza
ks. biskup. Podn;6sf on
przedewszystkiem piekny eel
Si6str zakonu Sw. )6zefa.
kt6re po piracy mad uszla~
chetn;eniem ~w|as7ej duszy
oddaja sic take ma us}ugi
poisk;ch dziecl. szukajacych
nauki w katolickich szko}ach
polskich W Ameryce Wez-
wawszy nastepnie s;ostry do
wyrzeczenia sic 'wsz> stkich
rzeczy s%wiatowych i do GO
racej piracy ma chwa}e Roga,
poSwiec.} ks. b;skup ubran'a
ola kandydatek. ktore opus
city kosc;o4 i "a chwile POI
wr6c'}y przebrane W str6j
zakonny. Rozdano nowicyat..
kom krzyze i ~r6zahce. uwieh-
czono je wiehcami z bia}ych
czerwonych r6z. poczem z
zapalonemi swiecami W re
kach, uda}y sic ma swoje
mielsca.
Zblizyio SIC potem 40 -
TARA jedynaScie si6str, kt6re
po ukohczeniu nowicyatu
wzie}y sluby ma rok. zamie-
Mono ich bale welony ma
czarne rozdano szkaplerze,1
r6zahce a potem je uwieh-
czono> wiehcami 2 cierni.
IL ko,ei przesz}o pred ofta-
rzemdziewiec siostr skfada-.
jacych sluby ma cztery lata.
csternascie siostr kt6re Cd
nowiay sluby ma rex iwresz-
cie osm siostr ktore zsotyiy
wieczne sluby.
Nas,epnie odpraw'1 rs.
V.n Cnlski snme " asysten-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
PROsZAC Szan. Publicznost

51s1U.
a4eby spr65bowsaa naszego ,.hotr
;vicInero'' r ain-E1pelleru,rn ie
|prossmy byn.inniei, aaeby5zrobiia
|iakisS observation-disclosures tego.
l.t..lrstv. poles& vylsc1nie e jege'
.ldtsc.no1oii wieeis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
AmERYkA
49,

MASS CITY, Wis, odkk1ryyto.
To bogate szr6dla nafty. Wskutek
tego.odkrycia, fanny y ealej oko-
Icy ogromnie poszly v Genie v
gore, laden ME .chce sprzedac swej
ziemi spodziewajac sic wielkich
bogactw.
RACINE, Wis. - Syn farne-
"a John Williams, biegnac przez
podw66rze z otwartym nozem " reku,
upad1 i wbil sobie n6z " piersitak
glYboko, ze: zzy6t ME bedzie.
August Lavrenz dostal nagle
pomieszania zmys16w j chcial zabic
zone i jedyne dziecko. 2 trudnoscla
90 ubezwladniono i oddano do
zak1adu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

# aaEt=. EN.ENg= FL
"A N. Y. - Ma
rya Kalasowna, 10 letn'a
dziewczyna, upadla przy wy
siadaniu : kary tax. nies1cze-
Sliwie ma ziemie. ze 1ekarze
ME. maja nadziei usrzymania
lei PREY .yciu. W Ameryee
rest dopiero Cd kilka tygodn'
a nieszcze<cie SciagnefA na
sieb;e. usiaowaaa wysiaSt y
chwil;, k,edy kara bJ1a lesz-
|c,e v peanym biegu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

WIELKI ksiaze rosyjski Boz
rvs ME przybyl Pc to tylko do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, ably pre-
era6 " pokera Geese olbrzymiej
fortuny swojej. studyuje on tn po-
{ozenie handlowe, ably dopomodz do
rozwoju, przemyslowego i handlo-
wego Syberyi, kt6rej budowa kolel
zelaznej wielka rokuje przysziosc;
wkr6tce p6jda pociagi zelazne 2
Warszawy do portu Artura: Szyb-
kie parostatki kursowac bedas Po-
miedzy Azya a stanami Zjedne-
czonemi, slowem Rosya chce kon-
kurowac re Stanami Zjednoczone-
mi W jej handful ze srodkowa Euro
pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

BUFFALO. n. Y. Pa
B. R61ahcowel nos,
Sc /. myzla pobpdovan'a no
,wepo koseioa,. " kas'e ma
|byt io1 spora sn'na l P'eo IS
d.vi wyraila nadza ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

WEI. KS. A. E
MA Bessemer, Mich cbja}
duszpasters,wo prey kosciele
sw. J6zeta. " Kansas City.
.Kas. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
Cd Red.acyi.
Do Bay. City. Bedzie " PREY
sz}ym numerze.
Wolal pienl4dzo TAX serce.

" Homestead " nieroxerwal-
nej przyjazn1 zyli Stefaa Kowacz /
bruder seiniges Andrea Eoda.
Dzis smiertelnymi sa wrogami, jak
zwykle Z powodu bia1oelowy. Roe
de- zawar1 piekna 80 letnia Ma
rysienka zwiazek ma Gale zycle czy-
Ii o1enil sic Z mia. Zy}z MA rok |
by}o to prey ladne stad}o. Zjawia
sic ma scenic Kowacz i oswiadczar
ze smiertelnie kocha sic " Rody
zoneczcei proponuje handel. Po-
miedzy przyiaci6fmi ~nastepuje
szybka zgoda. Kowacz pfaci Ro-
die $3.50 i ten oddaje mu piekna
Marysienke Ia zaDlera swe pena'y
j p1ernatYi udaje SIG pod strzeche
zacnego Kowaczs, kt6ry formalnie
rozplywa sie Z szczesliwosci Lecz
COZ Jest trwa}ego pod s1,1cem? Pc
dw6ch dniach miodowych przycho-
dzi ma Kowacza gorzka re1eksya.
Zal SERGE mu Sciska ma mysl.o Ultra
cooych $l5e Zabiera zatem piekra
Maryeienke, odprowadza j. Rodzie
j zsda zwrotu pieniedzy. Lecz Roda
rie g4upi mosaniei o zwrocie ma
monY AMI mysli. Sp6r idIie natu-
ralnle do rozstrzygniecia pred
madreeo Homesterdxkiego kadiego,
-
kt6rym Jest tamtejszy burmistrz
NC. Miller. Pred MIN osyladcza
piekna Marysia, 5e jej Test sardwno
cry sedzia rrzysaedzi ja Rcdzie czy
Kowaczowi, a1astrzega sobie tylko
to, 1e koniecznie jednego miet
musl. 20 DOSE dlugich korowodach
Rod. zabier. pr.wa sv4 malzcrke
j pieniadze Kovacz., ktore ssrde-
osnie tul,de serca. Kowo1ak
przJsiaeggi 1smsts, : n poc1stst pc
s1ed do larczmy poIr.spi6 stargane
v1rus1aiacymi wypsdkanrii dni
ost,.nioh asrvy:
zAPIsUlIGlllEE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
!Na reumatyzm, podagre inne
b6le niema nc leplszego Cena IS
i SO cent6w. So
LA CRESCENT, MINI.

+@WS&E3SG&3E
La CRESCENT, MINI.
Morderca, czy tel oblakany, ME
znanego nazwiska, sprawl tn wiel-
.kie zamieszanie. Najpierw napad1
on ma plebanie ks. Dole ! chclaf
zamordowaG probos2cza, kt6ry no
lem kuchennym zmusil opryszka do
ucieczki. Nastepnie tenze opryszek
napad1 ma aptekarza Minshalla,
grozac mu smiercia; atoli energlcz-
ma obrona re strony aptckarza zaPo-
biegla katastrofa. Me Poprzestajac
ma TEN niedoszly morderca, postal
bombe.tutejszemu pocztmistrzowl,
kt6ra ma szczescie ale ME eksplodo-
vala pezy otwarciu posyiki. skoro
sic wiesscG 0 TEN r~ozesz}a pc miescie,
zebralo sic kilka dziesiatk6w oby-
|wateli, kt6rzy ze smolae j piorami
saali sic "a opryszkiem, kt6ry. byf
qeiekl z miasta. Pomima ws eIzt'
9yslk6w,.nie nstn6ano naad
jego pobytu. opinia og6}u przewa-
ia, ze opryszek byf zbiegiem :
iedneeo z zakladdw ola obfakanych.
.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
ROK TEMU zaledxie uplynq

ROK TEMU zaledxie uplynat
jak rospoczeto prace mad wysta.
x,eniem pomnika Kosciuszki v
Milwaukee. W czasie tym xebrano
oko4o 5000. Rezultat jak "a rok
piracy Tspanialy. Jesli tax dalej
p6jdzie Jest nadzieja 1e " naste-
pnym roka potrzebny fandus1 do
pelni sic = IA przys.la jesieh stanie
y M,l~aukce romn,k Fosciuszki.
budowany jedynie odarnosc's
misjsoowyeh miea1taneo~.
MINI. u.
s,erpni.. - Podc1as tsic1eh rc1o-
rajuych Iomp.ni1F = strzelan'o
do tarczy = obo1ie columb's
he,ghtsszsinal zY letni chaopiec
Jan. Krsysko.aC hlopiec bsw;l sif
poblita tarozyssdy l.pitanzVolspn
..r1eln Sc .daxafo do.
pedlatai4sgepa.pisra k,ch,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

UNIA ciesielska wpadla ma
originality pomysf wspomoienia
strajkujqcych g6rnik6w pennsyl-
wanskich. W dniu swieta robotni-
k6w znajdowa6 sic bedae ma dziesie-
ciu wozach: wielkie .skarboaki, Pc
kryte wielkiemi plachtami. Publicz-
nose beIdzie mogla rzucad ma p1ach-
te 2 chodnik6w pieniadze, q te
dostana sic same do skarbonek.
Unionisci sadza, re tym sposobem
zbiora $40, 600 ola strajkierow pen
sylwahskich.
. -E---- -. ? - = E~fsa.r -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. -
Wiele kopaln wegla zostafo zaia-
nych woda, gdyz przestano jez po-
wodu strajku wypompowyWac.
straty wynosza ~przeszlo s., 200, ooc.
Wiele kopaln uleglo zupelnemu
zniszczeniu.
CHODZA pog}oski re " krot:
kim czasie zostana ma dfuzszy >czas
pozamykane fabryki blachy " calej
.Ameryce.
DO CHICAGO przybyl We'll
XII ksiaze rosyjski Borys, kuzyn
cara.
w EAST PALESTIDE, O.,
rabusie .zakradli sic ma poetic i "a
brali 5000 " znaczkach poetic
wych.
w NEW R straszliwie
sic mnoza wypadki obEakania. w
ostatnich dniach aresztowano 80 o
sih ohlakanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

LA CROSSE, Wis.--GsHeeano
'pieciu os6b ebozajjaseyyeh pod go4em
niiebem ma 4HzBpiiee7IDer a szh satl >
Epzylo sig nggss,qqtse,1nneH1 Esad t =
sieciu wezami. zaledwie zdo1a1i
uciec ma cz6lnie, pozostawiwszy
paknnki i zapasy. zywnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

LINCOLN, Neb. = VIM. J.
Bryanstanowczo o6wiadczy}, ze ME
przyjmie kandydatury na prey
denta stan6w Zjednoczonych " +.
1904.
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holler at me ter TEX de spade an GO dig
dem pOstes-hOles."
Dorothy turned away sick at heart.
She remembered something about q
flaw in the title; that there was an
unrecorded gap in the transfers of the
farm dating back TO it's purchase by
some former owner many years before.
1t had been represented that the deed
had been lost in the registrars Office,
and her father had so far departed
from his cautions custom as to accept
the faulty title.
And now, out of this trivial conten-
ton over bit of land barely wide
enough to carry the boundary fence,
was to grow a monstrous injustice
which was to turn them out of house
and home! Dorothy's breath came
thick at the thought, but she was a
brave girl, and she FASTENED home to
do what she might before it should be
to late.
She found her father in the stable
putting the harness on one of the
horses. There was stern determination
written in every line of the fine old face.
"Where are you going, father?" she
asked.
''To town, to swear out a warrant
against Loudon for trespass," was the
curt reply. HE has sent his man over
to move that line fence
ooh, father, 1 wish you wouldn't!
And on Memorial day, too! Surelywe
can afford to be generous on this day
of all others
cit isn't a question of generosity;
I'd give him the land willingly if he
needed it, but 1 won't let him take it
when it doesn't belong to him."
"But, father, just think how kind
they've all been to us since we came
here, strangers in strange land. Have
you forgotten how Kate used to come
over and sit up night after night with
mother in that awful time two years
ago? And how the major used to come
twice day to ask if there wasn't
something he could do for us?"
The hard lines in her fathers face
melted ever so little, but he went on
/ harneSSlng the horse.
''No, haven't forgotten; and I'd do
as much for him and his this minute.
I'm not angry, child, but it's a matter
of principle. In justice to you and
Tom, and to your mother, am bound
to defend my legal rights"
'Please don't go to-day, father.
Won't you wait just a little while? AS
it stands now the major is the ag-
gressor, and I'm sure he'll be sorry if
you'n only give him little time to
think about it."
For a moment she thought she had
won. He paused with the bride on his
arm, grasping the horses forelock.
Then he shook his head and slipped the
! bride into place.
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"It's no use, Dorothy, girl. It's got
to come, sooner or later, and I'd
rather have it done and over with
She let him go at that, but when he
climbed to his seat in the sulky she
gave him parting word.
Remember the day, father-we
used to call it our 'forgiving day at
home Think of the good things the
major has done for us, and try to for
give him."
When he was gone she did not know
what to do with herself. With the
burden of the dreadful secret weighing
upon her-the secret which she had not
shared with her father for fear she
should tempt him to forbear from I'M
worthy motives-she dared not face
her mother; and Toms CHEEKY whistle
warned her off from the workshop.
She went to the gate and watched her
father driving down the winding road.
He was letting the horse walk, and as
long as she could see him she fancied
that his determination was wavering.
When the sull1y disappeared over the
final hill she opened the gate and
walked aimlessly in the opposite d.
rectiOn.
Her walk was long one, and it led
her far up the slopes of the great
mountain which walls in the sheltered
valley on the west. Near the cliff line
she had stumbled upon dell thickIy
starred with sweet-scented white
azaleas; and remembering in the
midst of her troubled musings her
mothers fondness for this particular
wild flower, she had filled her arms
with the fragrant blooms.
She came out of the forest at the
foot of the mountain into an open
space which appeared to be an old field
long uncultivated. 1t was in the little
depression between the knoll and the
mountain, and the Loudon orchard ran
down to its farther edge. She could see
the roof of the great house above the
trees in the orchard, and thinking to
save time she cut across the old field
toward the road.
In mid-passage she came upon low,
curving mound, grass-grown and half
hidden in a thicket of old-feld pines.
1t was the remains of an old breast
J work, and between the horns of the
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meaning TO taSe him unawares, and TO
try once more to dissuade him from
his purpose. She came out opposite
the bent figure in a thiclet of old-field
pines, and gave a little start of sur
prise when she discovered that the
deliver in her fathers field was Maj.
Loudon's grizzled old house-servant.
''Why, Uncle Pete!" sac said; what
are you doing here?"
''I's a-doin' whut Of Marse LoudOn
sent me ter do, Miss Dor'thy; and Is
a-wishin' eve'y minute dat dishyer
spade brek off short up to de han'le,"
said the old negrl.
Then Dorothy looked over the fence
and saw a row of freshly dug post
holes. The major had evidently taken
the law into hi own hands and was go
ing to make gnre of the nine points of
possession.
docs my father know you are
here?" she asked.
''No'm, s'pect he don't. But
reckon he gwine find out fore long. 1
des been watchin' for him ter come
t'arin' out dishyer way wild his gun
eve'y minute"
"You needn't be afraid. My father
doesn't settle his difficulties with a
gun. And, anyway, he wouldn't say
anything to YOU"
The old negro leaned on his spade
and glanced timorously over one shout
der toward the distant farmhouse, and
over the other at the great house on
the knoll.
as gwine tell you somepin, Miss
DOr'thy, but you mustn't never let on
dat tol' hit. OF Marse Loudon he been
hearin' dat your pa gwine do dis an dat
an t'other, an he get pow'ful troubled
in his min. He done let on to young
Marse Percy like he gwine to run your
pa cl'ar off'm dishyer place fore he
get trough wild him."
why, uncle; how could he do that %
"Deed. 1 dom know dat, Miss Dor'thy.
Pears like de white folks kin do mos
anything dey wants ter. He say some
pin about some OF deed dat amt been
s'rend'ed yit; an when he low dat,
young Marse Percy he des up an r'ar
back an Missy Kate she let on like she
gwine ter cry. Den OF Marse Robbut
look like he gwine to brel1 somepin, an