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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
This HeartIess Age.

They were talking about the presen,
indifference TO death among persons
who are supposed to represent society
and deploring the prumptness with
which they resume their ways OF life
even II they have been interrupted
by the loss OF near relatives.
1T certainly has got 10 a pretty
pass" said the old school matron with
a sigh. Death seems 10 make no i'm.
preston on the present generation.
Nowaday nobody stays at home on ac-
count Of a death in the famlly-unless
II happens 10 be the corpse."-New
York Sun.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
POWERS
CAN DO
NOTHING
BalfOur Says If Russia and
Austria Fail
Turks and MacedOnians Must
Fight II Out

London April Sin the House Of
Commons this afternoon Balfour said
II Austria and Russia were unable 10
cope with the Turkish situation Il
would be useless. he believed. for the
other powers 10 try 10 avert trouble
Secretary Cranborne. replying to a
question OF Redmond. said the British
ambassador az Constantinople had In.
sisted on carrying out reforms OF the
powers in the Balkans. Turkey was
suffering from the disease q lncom.
potency; not only the Christians mis-.
governed, but the Mohammedans. as
well. He said the British government
was now considering whether a. a
guarantee against excess. British
officer should not accompany the
Turkish troops sent 20 repress the up.
er accldentS Eugene Guard
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08

Farm for saie.-44is acres, so acres
in cultivation, buildings good. No.
] orchard, Ia miles from town. The
80 acres is all plowed. well watered,
nearly all fenced with plank fence,
Price $lO25, $3.50 cash down, 5000
in October. the balance on three
years time at 6 per cent interest,
This Is a snap; must be sold at
once. c. o. Burgess, agent, Sheri
dan, Ore. 4-S-3t'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
Important meeting OF the Greater
Salem Club tonight. Be there.


Seattle, April S.-An exhibition uu.
der the auspices OF the Seattle Kennel
club. belonging TO the Coast bench
show circuit opened in this city TO
day and win last four days. A dozen
states are represented among the ex.
hibits which Include almost every
variety OF the canine kingdom.
OF special note are the 81 Bernards
Great Danes, mastins and other dogs
of large size.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
DIED.

FUSEE.-At his rooms in the ola
Kansas House. corner of Court Ana
High streets. at $3.50 O'Clock Tua.
day afternoon. April Z, 1903. Josepb
Fusee, aged SO years. OF pneumoo.
ia
The deceased was a native of Cana
da, and has resided in the city for ,hs
last is years. He was a barber b,
occupation, and had many friends \
this city. His last illness was
short duration. covering a period
less than two weeks. He is survived
by a wife. but leaves no children.
Funeral services will be conducted
az O'Clock Thursday afternoon at 81
Joseph's Catholic church. and burial
will be had in the Catholic cemetery
south OF this city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
Lose Half
A Million

Chicago, April S-The Lord-owen
Company. one OF the oldest and best
known Wholesale drug firms in the
Middle West, assigned In the district
court this morning. The liabilities
are over k762 900. with assets OF ssl5..
600 a reoelyer was appointed under
bonds OF S50O.O
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
COLOMBIA
HAS LIVE
VOLCANO
Commenced Business
in March
The Old Cow of Del Terra
Firma Warns Up
Destroyed And a
Villages Destroyed And a
Hundred People Killed

New York. April s.-The Atlas line
steamer. Allegheny. which arrived To-
day. from Kingston, brings news Of
the eruption Of the old volcano OF Del
TERRA Firma. in Colombia. March 22d
in the afternoon.
Tojo village was destroyed. and
from 60 to 100 killed. The eruption
could be seen 60 miles 10 sea.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08

Good opportunity.-A blacksmith and
wagon maker can get a good bust
ness with very little outlay. Capital
viii be furnished 10 the right man
Address "B 5. " care Journal
4-S-tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
MARRIED.

ER-wHEELER.-At the Ma,
rion county court house. Wednes-
day, April s. 1898, Miss Grace weav-
er 10 Mr.. Y. II. Wheeler. both Of
silverton. County Judge Scott ON
ciating.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
Went Down
In the Bay

New York. April S-The steamship
Allegheney, which arrived from King
ston this morning, while coming up
the bay collided with another steamer
er on Liberty island and sunk. No
lives were lost.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08

Found.-Tyo beys. Owner can have
same by calling al this once. and
paying for the adj asst
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
1t Killed
The Family

New York. April S--A defective gas
jet in house In Jersey City asphyx.
lated a mother and two OF her boys;
the father ana daughter were in a
critical condition when discovered
this morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
NEW TODAY

For Rert-Partly furnished house.
Inquire Of S. S. Martin. South sa-
lem. s-S-ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
Iowa Has a
Small Fire

Marshalltown, Ia. April S.-The
central coal chutes and the store.
keepers warehouse were destroyed
by hre this morning Loss. s25 5000.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08

Mr.. sOule, the piano tuner. is in
town.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
WHEAT MARKETS.

chicaeo. April 6.--wheat. 7sK@
7sK.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
OF Interest To
Hon1eSeekePS.


Editor Journal;
Dear Sir; For thirty days will
oter my stock ranch in l2sr6 ".
An Benton county. containing $40
acres for the sum OF $4,000, Full infor
nation can be had at my residence.
No see State street
s7.lm RALPH NJ. DAWSON.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-08
-: THURSDAYS BARGAINS

induce quicker selling decided for this give
chance buy Dry Goods cheap Read carefully and
they cannot be beat. Sharp at o'clock the Sale Is
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-13
ENTERTAINMENT COURSE
The Catholic Ladies Secure
HIGH Class Talent.

The Catholic ladies of the city have
arranged course of entertainments
for the winter. The talent engaged
for this course is exceptionally fine
and the ladies have been very fortu-
nate in being able to secure attrac-
tions of so high an order. The date
for the first entertainment is Friday
evening, December 4th, at which time
Furguson's Dixie Jubilee Singers will
appear. They are colored artists Of
repute.
The other two entertainments take
place after the first of January but
dates have not been made public vet.
One will be lecture by Rev
y. M. Cleary of Minneapolis, the
charm of whose oratory is well known
to many Aberdeen people. The con
cluding entertainment will be given
by the Chicago Lyceum Lady Quar-
tet, a strong organization of vocalists
with a reputation that is guaranty
of a splendid entertainment.
Reserved seat tickets for the course
are $1.5o, with special rate of $1.o(
| to students Of high and norma.
schools. These tickets are for sale
at Lockington's and VOTERS. The
proceeds Of the course are to be de
voted @to the payment Of debt OF
priests house.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-13
no CITY WARD
AND COUNTRY Side
Shall Toll the Clock in Court
house Tower,
On Massive Bell to Weigh a
Ton,
The Passing Of the Flying
Hour

The amount necessary to purchase
the clock for the courthouse tower has
been so nearly secured that the mat
ter is now certainty. The SUBJ
scribers to the fund held meeting
on Wednesday of this week to organ
ize and settle the details Of the pur-
chase. 1t was decided to turn the
matter over to committee composed
of the following gentlemen: J. u. w.
zietiow, g. FL. Seeley, J. G. Bassett,
"A w. Voedisch and d. G. Gallett. Mr..
Zietlow was made chairman Of the
committee, Mr.. Seeley secretary, and
Mr.. Bassett treasurer. Some details
as to the clock were settled. The
bell is to weigh 1000, the heaviest
lin the city: it shall strike only the
hours, and have four dials, one at each
side of the tower.
@1 The bell being SO massive and OF
The finest metal, it is expected that it
will be so deep-toned as to be heard
far beyond the city limits
Another arrangement that is pro
posed is to have an automatic attach
ment to. cut off the strike during GER
tain hours of the night. For instance,
ii might be arranged to strike no later
at night than eleven or earlier in the
morning than Ave, SO the deep clangoI
y Of the bell should not disturb the hours
of slumber. When this is to be set
tied there will doubtless be a diversity
] OF opinion as to how late or how early
b this cllGcllS shall strike ss=
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-13
COURTHOUSE WORK.
The Building near Completion.
The Rest Room.

The inside work on the courthouse
is progressing. The decreases and
window frames Of solid oak are.
abo1t all in. The ceiling of the court
room is new being plastered aid will
be an exceedingly handsome job. The
lobbies, halls vaults and such por-
tions of the county offices as are in
tended sor the tread Of unofficial feet
are fioored with terrazzo, even to the
door of the stately porch, and this
work is now completed. The marble
for the wainscots and treds of the
stairways has not arrived and that
part OF the work is beng delayed.
One feature of the new courthouse
should be appreciated by farmers and
other residents of the county visiting
the city. This is the s'rest room
which is situated in the southwest
1corner of the basement. Here is a
ispacious room with toilet room adjoin-
| ing. The furniture designed for this
room consists Of one dozen chairs, tive
S-foot settees, two tables, one three
| by six feet and one a trife smaller
| the latter for the toilet room. This
| furniture, solid and durable, is made
from Flemish oak. This room is fol
/ the use Of the visiting resident Of the
country and his family when in the
lefty during the day. The mother ane
lchildren, when done with their shop
lping and having occasion 70 wait {
while, can repair to this pleasan
!room SO near the business part Of th,
town: II Is their own retreat from ths
the crowded pavement and here the.
lare never intruders.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-13


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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-13

S You would take a course
in business! Do it now! To-
morrow never is!
S No man ever made q sue
cess in life without a start!
We've started! Will you at
Ways School, Aberdeen, S. D
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-13
@ z 8 a

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Five residences in the best.
resident portion Of the city, at.
reasonable prices. Farmers
wishing to buy residences in
Aberdeen will find it to their in
Eterests to call and see before buy
ing.
All pers ons contemplating visii
ing the old country should buy
5csan transpo portation,of us,
BARR TT 4 81 S ON
Phone 1882 Room is, Wells Block
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-13
|0[.[)E=N TIME
TWenfy-one Years ago this Week
in Aberdeen and Brown
C0unfy.
County.

FROM Une fi1Ss Ci bIiG hNDuDilcan.
All soldiers of the late war in and
about Aberdeen were requested TO
meet to organize a Grand Army post.
School had opened that week in a
temporary. building, the new school
house being under construction.
In the issue of November 9Th, 1882,
considerable is said about election re-
turns. The total number of votes pol
led in the Aberdeen precinct, which
included a large tract of outside ter
ritory. was 243. The vote for superin-
tendent of schools illustrates how the
party vote was divided in the old time.
For this Office r. w. Jones, republican,
received I'll, and Jas. H. Pond, demo.
crat, ~. The vote in the county stood
Jones S63, Pond 234.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-13
JUST WHAT YOU NEED
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv
er Tablets

When you feel dull after eating.
When you have no appetiuv.
When you have bad taste in the
mouth. s5
When your liYeri is torpid.
When your bowels are constipated !.
When you haYea headache
When youfeel bilious.
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and inyigorate your stomach,
and regulate your liver and bowels.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale BY
ali druggists.
FOLND D. Wards restaurant 4
small roll Of bills which the owner
canrecover by calling at the store
Of II. g. Beard g. Go. and proving
property.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

[ehlonelyisss.zlcl,z'z.e sflaallsaIzpsoltopnl..
z.II,''E.1'Sl's dim lynn -
[krzyzem - murach dJgo.
|cacych Cd huku dsial-W6r6d
SWistu ku w6r6d asczeku
mi nj, 6 kos, w5r6d Heb6w
- widzimyg 60 Wnocy
Y dzieh. Gdzie jeno zeslabna
serca lu 'lll1ks,9, gdde om1ll,d]Ileja
.rece j duch, tam wnet zasWie-
81 jego bialy habiti lego
|twarz wychudla, bezsenna, ale
natchniona. Bedzie. On wal
czylz,1mlocawrogai eslabo5cia
woich,zjednakiem wytrwa
niem, bezje t,l1laj skargG. Do
piero Pc zwyciestwie, gdy z
ust wyrwie mu sic ku niebu
tryumfalne Te Deum - roz-
szlocha sic jego anielska
piers % wezbranej rado6ci,
9 2 oczu splyna mu.potoki
lez dziekczynnych.
Henryk Sienkiewicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
Organfsta i n~auczyciel

Poszukuje miejsca jake or
gganista j nauczyciel. Moge
~proWadzic Choir ma cztery
glossy mieszane hub mezkie,
IMAM dokladnie muzyke ko-
6cielna. Moge dostarczyc
dobre zaswiadczenia. aaHa
Prosze sic zgloslc pod
".
1919 - Chene Str.
Detroit. Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

Wisd ae,o1s1ebi byl
Egoto1w' Nzr6d 1sIp.oWsze.e.hlInllslgo
zwatpienia on iedennie wat
pill ie,zalbowiem czul
hgrzeclhlaa.cch5
j wystepkach zostalo temuI
narodoWi jedynie ME lamar
'le dotyehczas uczucie: ogrom-
na, niezglebiona milo6c uko-
chanel Patronki.
Szwedzi ME znali polskie-
go narodu. Ola mich Czesto-.
elbows bylaI tylkIIo.1 ii,cha twier-
dza Kordeci n6ry 50 zna.l
Wiedzial, 20 cialo togo O.
.~dlretwiialego o'lblrzyma MONA O ],
.siec ! sszalrpac, iak sic podo-
.ba, ale jest jedno miejsce, v
.kt6re nieWolno so ukluc bez-
DO zawYe 2 b6lu j
sic do okropnej Walk
miejsce to z sic JAS
ma Cora.
Gdyby jej byI odbiezal, Tub
oddd ia d~obrowolnie, ME by
zamachu vice posta-
jej bronic do ostatniej
kropi krwi, do ostatniego
tchnienia,saby rozpetac OF
i rozpalic wojne ma
5mierc j zycie, olbrzymia,
rozleWna, jak pozar.
w tenn tylko spos6b moz-(
na ~wytlomaczyc sobie jego
postepek, kt6ry sami nawet
Czestochowy uwa-
80. .EEE&G -[&=EE#G-& 49, II
zaszalonY. lego chcial,
10 tego daryl. Krytyka moze
stanac pred MIN zdumiona,
ak pred nadzwyczajnem
laWiskiem, ale niczemu ME
noze zaprzeczyc, niczego u
niczego zmniejszyc.
.6r6d ponurej nocy dziejo-
lawil sic slup ognisty.
" narodzie ten. kt6Ey
luszy ME oszczedzif', iak v
czasie wstala we Fran
,yi Joanna d. Arc Poczul sic
bozym Wzial
zrzyz wyszedl bronic tel
skaly, kt6rej ME po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

wac 81 skrzydlac zolniens
lkt6rych ojcowie roznosii'l do.
Itychczas ia szablac1 kopy.
tach sze5tkro6 iczniejsze q
stepy szwe,ddz!kziie! 81
a wtemod Karpat do Balty-
lku gruchnela wiesc, e JAS
ma Cora brom sic SzWe-
dom.
Zdumieniu, kt6re ogarnelo
[upadly nla|lrlI IS d 81 jeszcze
|trud1no sic oprze6. Ludlzie po-
czeli przecierae oczy, jak, e
|snu. Mkt wprawdzie ME
przypuszczal przedtem,
y-nieprzyjaaiel.ohc pod
..nuie6t rekena narodowa 6wie-
t 5e't alejeszcze m1uln1liiej podeb
nemado ~wiaryWydalo pie, ably
kto5 " kraju 6mial ME po-
w~szechwladnych roz-
kaz6w j odpowiedzie6 ma ME
2 dzial.
Jak to? 2 jednej strony.
j zwyciezka potega,
Swiezo wyolbrzymia1e mai
pahstwo " Europe
2 drugiej mala klasztorna
2 jednei stony daW-
no nieWidziany " 6Wiecie
kr6l Szwed6w, Go
tow, Wandal6w, wielki ksia-
Finlandyi, Estonii, Rare
Iii, Bremy, Werdy, Szczeci-
IA, Pomeranii, Kaszub6w,
Rugm, pan Ingryi,
Wismarku j Bawaryi, pala-
5yn re6ski pan Juljachu,
Kliwii, Bergu, a przytem cd
niedaWna, nieukoronowany
.prawdzie jeszcze ale uznlany
faktyczny kr6l polski, v,
IS. litewsi, pruski, mazo-;
Riecki, ruski, ,kijowski, Ger
1ihowski ETC., etc. eta; z
lrugiej cichy przeor bia
= mnich6w!
2 jednej strony tysiace
Acknowledgment " 6wiecie
. drugiej, pr6cz
zsiezy, niespelna dwie6cie
;alogi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

WdoWa poszukuje
miejsca - przyjelaby obo-
wiazk gospodyni u ksiedza
lub " innym domu. Biz
szych i%nformacyi udzieli=
Redakcya ,,Wiarusa".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
rs. Augustyn EordecH.


SUPERINTENDENT
dzono trzech setna rocznic
urodzin Wielkiego skapla
na-patryoty Is. Augustyn
Kordeckiego. Ks. Augu
styn Kordecki, urodzl 81
Ie. L[istop,adaa 1908 rl o i,
Rodzice jego byh mieszczanl1ii,,
Maarqini poorota KI'.o'rtdkeecscey
Kaplanem v zakonie ojc6v
Pau1in6w zostal jul " poi.
niejszym wieku zYcia, pomi'
mo to Widsimy 80 iakolprze'
ora Klasztoru na Jasnej G6.
RE, gdy s1wedd najechai j
zabrali cala Polske v !. 1856.
Bochaterskie wystapienie Ks,
Kordeckiego przeciw zwYciez-
cy ca3ego Kraju j cudoWna
obrone Czestochowy uwiecz-
Mill pisarze iak KraszeWski
i H. Sienkiewicz. z okazyi
trzech setnej rocznicy uro-
DIN rs. Kordeckiego za6 p.
H. Sienkiewicz pisze do ,,Ku-
ryera Warszawskiego:
y Mimo dose tepej gloWy,
spotrzegl W ko6cu szwedzki
%jenera}, 0 CO ksiedzu Kor-
deckiemu chodzilo, ze vice
ME 0 owo gniazdo ska1iste,
ME 0 Jasna Gore, ME oskar-
by ~nagromadzone " zakonie,
ME o bezpiecze6stwo zgroma-
dzenia, ale 0 losy calej RE
czypospolitej. Spostrzegl Mu-.
eller, ze 6w cichy ksiadz
wiedzia}, co czynil, mial 6wia-
domosc swojej misyi, ze pow
stall jak prorok, ably za6wie-
cic krajowi przykladem, by
poteznym glosem zawo}ac ma
wsch6d, ma p6lnoc j puludnie:
Sursum cordially, .czy to-
zw%ycieztwem, czy 6miercia j
ofiara obudzic 6piacych.
re snu, odkupic grzesz-
nych, uczynic 6wiat}o v
ciemnosci."
TAX pisalem ongi " ,Potopie".
Przedtem jeszcze m6wil Mic
kiewicz, ze Kordecki byl e-
dnym.z takich ludzi, kt6rych
Opatrzno6c zsyla co czas
jaki6 ma wz6r ola przyszlych
pokole6. Ale wielu czytelni-
kom nasuwaly sic mole wat
pliwo6ci: cry bylo tax istot-
ME? Ia biala postae, 2 krzy-
zem W reku, ma murach spo-:
witych " dymy, stala sie 2
czasem jednasz takich cudow-
nych legend narodowyeh,
wykwitaiacych, jak ,4r6te na
niwie historyi. Gdy iednak
zimna i niemilosierna dlof
krytyki pocznie obrywac plat
XII takich r6z, trafia sie czesto,
ze ME zostaje mich mic,
trEF. SEEG%TS a-ss $50 SESs&.I~G
pr6cz marnych szarych To-
dyg.
jake wiec bylo : Kordec-
kim? Czy istotnie ten niezna-
ny nikomu zakonnik mial
swiadomo6c wegoposlannict.
wa, cry powiedzial sobie Wy
raznie, % chce ratowac caly
nar6d - j ze mozeto uczynic
zar6wno, gdy zwyciezy, jak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10


Ijednakksiadz Kordeck
postanoWiIE bronit Jasnej
Glory
Dlaczegof
M
praWde o=cudoWny obraz, .
(skarby ~nagromadzone " kos
ciele, o drogocennew ota, 3
|dostatki klasztorne?
Me. N,Eieekktt6re 6wiadeetwa
|twieqrda ze obrazzostalp pred
'oblezeniem wyWieiony.Gn-
Inica 6laska biegla oHych
=czasa ly iaki dis d1ka-
.dziesiat stajad, latwo vice
=brne j zlote wota j pieniadze.
a jeM chodzilo o calo6e
Ekk~llasllktoru, Q dobro ko'zcielnpe,
osstada przynalezno6ci po-
q 1lurami hzace, to Villas
ME przez poddanie sic MONA
bylo Wszystko ocalic, przez
op6r- Wszystko utracic.
a przedeWszystkiem zycie.
Rozumujac, pc ludzku, ME
pc bohatersku j ME pc me-
bylossie
poda6, lub odbiezawszy kla-
sztoru, umknac ma Slazk, niz
bronie sic j Wedle Wszelkiego
Observation-Disclosures - zgi-
nae.
Czlowiek tel WARY, co Kor-
decki, m6gl ~wprawdzie spo-
sic cud6w ale ME Ii
czyc 2 pewno6cia, albowiem
vol Bozej ME wolno mu by
70 przesadzaf. Wszak wiado-
mem mu bylo, ze " roku
klasztor j obraz dostaly
ne wmoc husyt6w, kt6rzy ME
Dszczedzili swietego wizerun- !
ku. M6gl przeto spodziewae
sic r6wniez, ze 2 klasztoru j
k06ciola zostana tylko zglisz-
ca, . on sam wrazz bracia
zak'oonQlnnai t. garstka szla-
.hty ikmieci6w zginie pod
gruz6w.
Vice ma wszystkie ,,dla cze-
.og" jest tylko jedna odpo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

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sssgssSSsas s
,ajowal gorako'1ma. lego Was g
.Isnych syn6w. TAX iednlaaikls@s q :
losie a Jana .. lK,.,a1lzziiml1iiesrza' !
,Polsce.
Pod Uj5ciem Wielkopolsk,
'iprzeszla do Szwed6w; Radzi'
willowie scypodd
rolowi Gustawowi LitWe. ".
Ikr6tce potem ~WojeW6dztwa;
Ikrakowskie, sandomierskie,
ruskie, lubelskie, woly6skl';ie
belskiei ijowskierPodpisa-
i EEg5g
y aktpoddadezy. Opu5cili Of
czyzne wlasnego kr6la , ma
|gnaci; poklonila sic zdobyw-
cy wieksza cze16 dygn1tarzy
koronnych, zaprgysiegh mn
wierno66'. hetmani, przeszlo
na jego strone wejskoi pra-
vie wszystka szlachta.
Niewola byla dobrowolna,
ha6ba r6wniez. Me. moge sic
.oprzec checi przytoczenia je-
szcze slow, kt6rew .Potopie'
Wlozylem " usta Weyharda
WrzeszczoWica,a a kt6re WOW
ezas mogly sic WydaWac.
wszystkim postronnym stra-
SILVA prawda: lie ten ma
rod ginie, ME warto' sic otto.
trcszczye Wiecej cd niego sa-
mego... Co tn "a Rad? Kr6l.
ME rzadzi, DO mu ME daja.
Sejmy ME rzadza, boje rwa.
Me masz posluchu, DO po-
Wolno6ci sic przeciwi,
ME masz sprawiedliwo6ci DO
wyrok6w ME ma komu egze-
kwowac;; rue ma " .tym naro-
die wierno6ci, DO OTTO Wszys-
cy pana swego opu6cili. Me
masz milo5ci ojczyzny, DO ja
oddali Szwedowi "a obiet-
nice. re i'm " dawnej swaWo-
Ii rye ME przeszkodzi. Co oni
maja?... Nieeh9e ,miskto.: chocl
cnote wymieni: cry
statecznosc? cry rozum? czy
.wytrwalo6c? cry Wstrzem1ezi-
Kto ich chce ratowac,
ten tylko czas PROMO tract,
DO oni sami ME chca ratowac.
szaleni, Eli j przoaajni
e ziemie zamieszkuia!" Col
mi maja? Mieli jeszcze cos
nawet i W tel epoce, 8 czem
ME wiedzial Wrzeszczowic, q
ks. Kordeci. Ale1
tymczasem mieli tylko hafbe.
[stnialo proroctwo 6w. Bry-I
v kt6rem wsp6lczesni
odczytywali : przerazeniem
nastepujace slowa: Zblizy sic
moi j pozostawi pa6stwo
. utrapieniu- stanie sic ia-
10 napisano: rozkosz sieja, 9
utrapietnie j boled!c Z! odm 1lai!'r
Nietylko n%ienawidze to kr6-
lestwo, ale miasta bogate j
NOME, al II, ~przywolanol
glodnego, kstt61ry dostatk ich
pozre. Me zbraknie Fla We
wnetrznego obfitowaf beda
niezgody. Panowac beda glu-
pi, . medrcei starcy ME po-
deima gloWy. Czesc j praw-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

Palac bogacza, iak r6wniez
chata biedaka nawiedzane by
waja przez owych niemilychI
gosci, jake to: reumatyzm,
bull zeb6w, neuralgia it'd.
"Kotwiczny" Pain Expel1er
Richtera, 2 latwoscia tych,
natret6w ma cztery wiatry
rozsyla. Cena Is j so cent6w
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-09-09

An exchange knew what it was
talking about when it published
the following: The trade territory
Of q town is not all dependent up
on the distance to neighbOring
trading points. The trade terri
tory depends upon the enterprise
Of the merchants and the residents
of the town. fla town does not
reach after the trsde it will come
only as fast as it has to. But If
the merchants go after the bust
ness in the surrounding country
advertising in every way possible
way, and making good every word
of their advertising, trade will
come from an everincreasing ra-
dius, the town will gain a reputa-
ton for being awake and it will
forge to the front. It is the men
living within q certain number Of
miles from it, that makes a town
good for nothing.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-09-09
COOP CROPS M kansas.

Kansas is again experiencing a good
crop Of corn, wheat and oats. Not
w~ithstanding that land values are ad-
vancing very rapidlyi and are sure to
be double their present value in less
than two years, we have succeeded IN
securing the agency for q number Of
fine farms and ranches IL Southern
Kansas, the garden spot Of the state, =
which we viii be able 10 offer very
reasonable for a few weeks. Our little
booklet. giving full descriptions and
particulars, win be mailed free upon
application. Address,
TIE KANSAS REALTY Co.,
Box 800, Oswego, Kas
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-09-09

A young lady applicant for 3
school in Missouri, says a Saint
Louis paper, was asked the ques-
ton: What is position on whip
ping childreni" and heply was:
Ny position is on q chair, with
the child held firmly across my
knees, face downward She fur
Their said: 81 am from Missouri,
and il you will trot our your kids
I'll show you" She got the school.
Exchange.