davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1903-05-08
NO BUILDING IN SCRANTON,
Labor Unions Have Tied UP All Operations
Trades Uniouism's Diight,

SCRANTON, Pa, May Mot in twenty
fve years have building operations been as
demoralized In this city as they are to-day
The cause Of the trouble is the oonstan
labor troubles that have agitated Scranton
for four years. rs well as the unreasonable
and ever increasing demands OF the labor
unions and the labor leaders. Since the
first OF the present month only one building
permit has been granted by the city authori-
ties.
One year ago the average was Ave day
Every spring for the last twenty fve years
the building boom in Scranton has been
large and the city during the past decade
has increased in population 27OOO.
While all other branches OF business
are booming hereabout 1t has been hard
for some people to understand why the
building trade is languishing. Building
Inspector II. l.. Brown said this afternoon
that the death of building was due to the
Interference Of the labor unions. The
same statement was made by Frank Mover
and other contractors
In addition to the two great strikes by
the miners and the two long street car
strikes, there came the strike of the car
penters that lasted three years; then the
strike of masons; then the strike of the
plasterers; then that OF the carriers; and
now that OF the plumbers. As result
there have been almost constant boycotts.
The union men, part Of the time, would
neither work themselves nor allow the
business men to hire non-union labor.
In cases where the non-union men were
employed boycotts resulted. In several
cases non-union contractors had TO he
paid large sums to induce hem TO surrender
their jobs and allow the men who employed
them to get rid Of boycotts.
According to scoI'a "f business and
professional men In his ,, The labor unions
and agitators have prey nearly made
Scranton second Hades and have inter-
fered with the prosperity OF this part Of
the State.
The sun., 1903-05-08
pEISSONAlA.

IN THE MATTER or THE HARLEM LANDS
AND PROPERTIES.
10 THE HARLEM HEIRS:
TAKE NOTICE ihat under grants and charters
OF the hing OF England there were conveyed 10 the
following twenty three Peitntct' "ther heirs, sue
cessorS and assigns forever all lands on Manhattan
Island east and north OF a line running from
Hundred and Twenty ninth street on The Hudson
River Tn. Patcn,ces follow:
John Deiaval Resolved Wsldron. Joost Van
OblinuS Daniel rourncur, Adoiph Meyer tMyer.
John Spraegc, Jan Hendricks br-roorl Jan Della
mater Isaac Dclamaior. Bareni Waldron. Johannes
Ncrm!!tc .vermye,. Lawrence Jansen uOwl,
Peter Van obllnus 'Oblcnus,, Ian DyNcman Dyck'
Cornelis Jansen ,korrighp, .Iacquellne Tourneur,
Hester Deamatcr. johannes Vcrvceien ivan
Nalenp, william Haldron utoldrumn. Abraham
MontAnc tle La Montanyel. Peter ParmentieI.
Each descendant OF the said Patcntees Is a mem
Der OF Corporation, the Town OF New Harlem,
created by said patents, and interested In large
portion of said lands. The Undersigned are en-
pose OF calling meeting and lnsttuiing suits for
recovery. Al who are descended directly from
these twcnt, three Ps'cntces above named bear
ing the same name through the male line. OF col
lstersly tof different name by marriage through
the female line (kecpipg in mind that the blood Of
the twenty three original Phicntecs only Is heing
traced are members of sad Corporation. THE
EXPENSE is THIS UNDERTAKING, as explained
In our circular letter Of May iSt Descendants o'
the above Pdtcn'ecs arc requested to commun''
cate with
TOLER d NtrTTlNG,
councillors al Law,
FAchangc Court Room
Exchange Place, n. Y.
The sun., 1903-05-08
DEPORTED, TRIED TO DIE.
La SaNOie Took Away SeIr.NOunded
SteersEe PASSENGER.

Henry Hirschkowiz. an Aust rian, 50 years
old, who landed at Ellis Island last week
from the French liner La Savoie, was eS-
cuded by the Specia! Board OF Inquiry.
and. with thrty-ninc other undesirable
immigrants. was on Wednesday put back
in a steerage compartment OF the liner
for deport
About : o'clock Yesterday morning he
shot himself in the head and ran Oh deck,
re volver in hand. He was disarmed, and
s,eerage steward ran to the pier I" tele-
phone for an ambulance from the French
Hospital Officers intercepted the steward,
telling him that the Aust triau was not dan
gerousiy wounded and that the ships sur
geon could take care Of him. La Sa, ole
sailed az 10 o'clock with HirschkowiH i'll
the hospital.
The sun., 1903-05-08
NON-rNION WORKMAN STABBED.
Unknown Assailant Stabbed Him . Dozen
Times From Behind.

An unidentified man early yesterday
morning at Union avenue and North Eighth
street, Williamsburg, attacked Antonio
Reinano of Newark from behind with
knife and sIashed him until Reinano fell
with a dozen wounds on his face. head,
shoulders and chest A policeman found
him insensible and sent him TO the Eastern
District Hospital He could give only
slight description Of his assailant. u,o..
Rainano went to Williamsburg Nednes-
day TO look for work. He secured board IN
Havemeyer street near North Seventh street
and later got work on a. new school build
ing in that neighborhood, taking the place
of striker The police believe that
striker was his assailant.
The sun., 1903-05-08
Tn Inv Claim to a $3.50 ,Ol,O EST e.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa. May l. The
Rev. Philip McEnree, priest Of the largest
Catholic parish in the Lehigh Valley, has
been trying to find John Finn, who was in
business here dozen years ago and TO whom
there has been left a legacy TO the amount
of 5000 900 at least. according to New Yorl,
Arm of lawyers. Tonight the priest had
a conference with a John Finn, an heir
and cornetist in the local band, and who Ia
earning 81 so day at the Bethlehem Steel
Works. Tomorrow they may leave for New
York 10 make claim for the legacy
The sun., 1903-05-08
MRS. Srt RTEvANT'S BEQt EsTS.
One OF Them Is for $3.50. 900 To the Hebron
Academy in Maine.

Bes1oS. May s.-.lhe will of Mrs. Phoebe
X. Sturt-Nant, widow of Ben amin Sturte-
van, of Jamaica Plain was admitted to
probate to-day. She left an estate which,
il is estimated, will amount to 81 $50, 900.
Her will contains about $500 ,0GI in PER
sonal bequpsts and about 500, 100 in public
beuuests The residue Of her estate Is
placed in trust for the h-neft Of her
daughters
The public bequests are $3.50 900 TO Hebron
Academy Hebron, Me, to be called the
Sturtevant fund, and the income OF it to
be used for the general purposes of the
Cambrdgeport. the New England Baptist
Hospital, Boston, and the Home for Aged
COuDlee,
The sun., 1903-05-08

Subway Contractor John B. Mcdonald
sent to Mayor Low Yesterday the first spike
driven into the first rail laid in the under
grouud railroad. The spike is of silver
Il was sent to the Mayor in a box made
from the timber of the first tie to be laid
The spike is inscribed:
presented to the Hon Seth Low by
John B. Mcdonald, contractor This was
he first spike driven in the Rapid Transit
Railroad at Columbus Circle by the Hon.
seth low Mayor of New York, on Saturday
March Is. 1908"
The sun., 1903-05-08
Popular Vote for L. S. Senators Beaten

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May IA Joint reso-
luton calling for a Constitutional Conven-
ton of the United States to consider the
election of United States Senators by
direct vote Of the people, which had been
vetoed by the Governor, came up under
orders Of the day. All differences had been
adjusted before the session opened, and thu
matter was disposed of by the Senate eus-
tanning the Governors veto by vote of
8 yeas to u nays
The sun., 1903-05-08
STRICT RULES FOR LABOR MEN
Chicago Employers Will Give No Privileges
to Them Hereafter.

CHICAGO, May 7.-As a result OF the in
creasinc de mands Of organized labor. which
have a tendency to fax by rule all relations
between emp]oyer and employee, Chicago
business men have decided TO eliminate
aI sentiment from the relations between
them and the workers. No annual vaca-
lions will be giver; every employee late
will be docked; every -, employee aUsens ns
during that time; the custom of sending
sick employees to health resorts and paying
them full wages will be discontinued. ana
every man will be treated according 70
fixed rules.
The sun., 1903-05-08
II, Moving Platform, 5 Gents.

The syndicate which recently applied
to the Rapid Transit Co mmission for
franchise to build an underground moving
platform from the Brooklyn terminal Of
the williamsburg bridge to Bowling
Green finds that |, would cos, 5000, ,OOo
instead of S3.OO0,OOn, and withdraws its
proposal to build the subway IL md
charge two-cent fare. II offers to do il
with a fiVc-cent fare
The sun., 1903-05-08
CRIMINAL BUSINESS RUSHED.
Average Stay in the Tombs Shert-Only
Ss3 Indicted Persons Now.

Only 1888 persons are under indictment
in this county. "No living man remembers
a time when the figures were SO low said
District Attorney Jerome yesterday.
"The conditions in the Tombs are unique
said Warden Van De Carr. Prisoners go
through this place these days in a couple
of weeks instead of about eight months AS
they used to
The sun., 1903-05-08
The Princeton Lions Recast.

PRINCETON, n. j., May THE bronze
lions Oh the steps of Nassau Hall, which
were broken by students last winter and
shipped away for repairs, were returned
to their former place on the steps to-day,
The lions have been recast and have been
greatly improved in appearance. They
were gift of rhe class Of 20. Of which
President Woodrow Wilson is a member.
The sun., 1903-05-08
j. ). sexton Of Chicago Commits suicide.

CHICAGO, May T-James J. SeNlOn,
brother of John Sexton, the millionaire
grocer al 81 State street. died late yesterday
afternoon after being carried unconscious
from a saloon at fc Lake street to the ship
ping room OF his brothers grocery house.
John Sexton to-day said that his brother
had committed suicide by taking carbolic
acid The man was despondent.
The sun., 1903-05-08
Yusouez Bro,hcr,, Farmer..

Gen. F. Leontc vasquez. Dominican
Charge dAfaires and Consul-General
in this city, whose brother, Gen. Horacio
yasouez, has been deposed from the presi-
dency of Santo Domingo, sailed for San
tiago, Cuba, yesterday on the steamer City
of Washington to go to farming with the
ex-presdent Senior Fabregas Sotelo. Span
ish Consul in this city, will run the
Dominican Consulate here until a successor
of Gen. Vasquez can arrive. d,
The sun., 1903-05-08
CIT, Handles Half a Billion a Year.

City Chamberlain f. h. l.. Gould, in his
annual report to the Mayor, shows that
$50 nc, ,sis passed through his hands last
wear. The expense of dealing with this
vast sum was S2l ,ls5. The Chamberlain.
has the handling not only of the city's funds.
hut il the treasurer Of the four counties
and has the charge of all court and trust
Ei.n do
The sun., 1903-05-08
.,,,,cn,,e strikers Return 10 Work.

Nearly all the. l,4oo boys and girls VINO
went on strike from the Chelsea jute mills
in Greenpoint returned TO work Yesterday;
II was said that the company had promised
to reduce the hours Of work from zen ana
a half to nine hours day
The sun., 1903-05-08
NEW MEDICAL CODE.
American Medical Association Adop's "
Unanimously.

NEW ORLEANS, La, May The Ameri-
can Medical Association decided to-day
,o hold it's next convention in Atlantic
Ci,y. The new code of Vedicai ethics
was adopted unanimously. The con.
ven,ion has decided to ask President
Roosevet to appoint a physician to the
Panama Canal Commission.
The sun., 1903-05-08
R,,n over on Park Row, May Die.

Max Pettingill. 43 years old. theatrical
man. residing at IS First avenue, was run
over by a truck at Duane street and Park
row Yesterday afternoon. At the Hudson
street hospital, where he was taken, it WAS
said that he would probably die.
The sun., 1903-05-08
CHILEAN MINISTER TO LEAVE"
neport That Wslker.Martinez Is 10 bc
Transferred 10 Mexico.

MEXICO CITY, May 1T is said here on
good authority that Senior Don Joaquin
Walker -Mawinez. the Chilean Minister to
washington. is to be transferred to Mexico
in a similar capacity to take the place OF
Minister Emilio Belle Codecido. l, is
expected that the change will take place
sc on
The sun., 1903-05-08
TyG ENGINEERS WEAKENING.
Fifteen 60 Back TO Work, With . $40 =
Month Increase, but at the Old Hours.

Some of the independent towboat owners
compromised yesterday with their strik-
ing engineers, and there were signs Of weak
ening among the other strikers Fifteen
engineers belonging to the Marine En-
gineers' Benevolent Association returned to
work at $40 q month increase Of wages.
but on the old time schedule.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
TYKIETY
DO JEZIORA SHETEK
(Tracy, Minn.)

Beda sprzedawane podczas lata
pc znizonych cenach przez kolej
North Western.
z Winony.
W piatki i soboty pc s6.65 "a tykiet
zwrotny, dobry do powrotu W ma
stepny wtorek i "a $l0.65 tykiet
zwrotny codziennie, dobry do po-
wrotu " dniach trzydziestu. Jezio-
TO Shetek jest pieknem miejscem
latowych i jesiernych w%ycieczek,
najlepsze miejsce do rybofostwa i
polowania, kuropatw, bekas6w, Ia
GEEK i gesi jest ob6tost. Dobry ho-
tel, dcgodna stajnia z konmi do wy
najecia pc bardzo przystepnych &C.
mach. Nastepujace j~eziora MONA
zwiedzi6 z tel stacyi: Currant Lake,
Lake Siegiel, Lake Fremont, Lake
Sarah, Bear Lake, Long Lake, Blu
falo Lake, Iron Lake, Beauty Lake,
Willow Lake, Lake Isabella i Clear
Lake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
Uderzajace s%WiadectWO.

Swieze swiadectwa nadchodza
stanowczo coraz liczniej, 6wiadczace
. niezr6wnanych DR.. Kingg'a New
Discovery ma suchoty, kaszel "a
ziebienie. Niedawno wyrazil sic q.
/. Mcfarland, Bentonville, Va.
sluzy jake wzor. Otto co pisze:
Cierpialem ma chorobe krtani try
lata, leczylem sic przez caly ten
czas bezskutecznie. Potem zaczafem
uzywaG DR.. King'a New Discovery
i kilka butelek zupefnie mnie wyle-
czy1o. Podobny skutek " leczeniu
p1uc i chorobach gard}a, suchot,
zapaleniu p}uc i grypy. Gwaranto-
wane przez M. J. Kowalewskiego
aptekarza. Butelka ma probe darmo.
Zwyczajna cena SOC $1.00.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
TYKIETY
DO CLEAR LAKE
Waseca, Minn.)

Sprzedawane beda W czasie lato-
wynn przez kolej North estern z
Ninony
W wtorek isobote "a 1915 "a ty-
kiet zwrotny, z ograniczeniem do
powrotu " nastepny wtorek, "a
ss5.o5 "a tykiet zwrotny dziennie, z
1ograniczeniem do powrotu W pre-
ciagu trzydziestu dni. Czarne i bia-
Re okunie j male szczupaki, szcze-
g6lnie dobrze }owiG W TEN pieknem
.jeziorze, ola wygody rybakdw
obfty zapas iodzi it'd, jest dostar-
czony. Nowoczesne hotele j mne
.przyjemnosci wzdluz j%eziora 2 jach-.
tamil dodane do powabu. Q blizsze
informacye pytaiciei agent6w kolei
Chicago g North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
SKABI MEZCZYZNI.

kopJa znakomlte] 1ecepty wy
se}a darmo wszystkim potrzebu
jacym pomocy. N,ema tn zadne
go humbugu G. O. D., lub Gle
czenia pr6buego". Czytaj niniej
sza notatke do kohcs.
Chciaibym by to przeczytali CT C
cierpia "a nadwerezen'e systemu
oslabionego naduzyciami m}odo&cl
Posfuchajcie mel rady Porzuccit
wszelkie doswiadczenia z sspr6bne
mi leczeniami" pasami elektryczny
mi, specjalistami innemi szarla
tanskieml sztuczkam,. Pasy was
nieuleczq, a nieustanne przyjmowa
ME lekarstw zniszczy wan organa
trawiave zatruje was system ogol-
ny i doprowadzi was do stanu nieu-
leczslnego.
Przes dlugie lata cierpia1em z
powodu bfed6w mlodoScin ma rozsze-
rzenie zyl, polucye, nerwowosG,
slaba pamiec, utrAte mezkosci, silly
zywotnej i checi do zycia t p. j
byiem do tego stopnia nierozwaz-
nym, re probowafem nieomal Wszy-
slk'ego CO mi sic tylko spotkaG ida
rzy}o, lecz stan moi, zamiast polep-
szenia, ciagle pogorszal sic estate
cznie wyjechalem do starego kraju
powr6ci}em najzupe}niej wyleczo-
nym. Recepte tego znakomitego le-
kara posiadam dotad.. Poniewaz
wien 2 wlasnego doswiadcsen;a jak
trudno jest byd wyleczonym " tym
postanowilem vice przyjsc
mnym 2 pomocai kazdemu cier.
kto3do mnie napisze wyszle
v zap,eczetowanymm. ikcie kopje
znakomitej recepty wraz e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25

wszystkiemi potrzebnemi Informal
cyami bezp}atnie. Recepta ia opie..
wa %polaczenie silnych choG nieszko.
dliwyh srodk6w lekarskich tax
jest pisana, re MONA przez MIA o.
trzyma& takowe " dobrej apiece "a
ma}a Gene. Wien ia dokladnie co
te lekarstwa moga. One lecza P6j~
dzcie "a moja rada i spr6bujcie ich,
a znajdziecie je przewyzszajacemi
wszystko cokolwiek badz dotad pro-.
bowaliscie i one wylecza was kom~
pletnie.
! Prose- mnie ME braG "a jednego
z tych wielu szalbierzy i naciaga-
cry, co IA zakale medycyny ofaruja
"bezpiatnie recepty", ,bezp}atne
leezenia' pasy elektryczne'' t. P,
ably tylko wy1udzic cd was pieniae
DE "a bezwartos.iowe a czesto j
niebezpieczne srodkl, wysylane
przez G. O.. D. ia ME nam mic do
wys1ania przez 9. o. D. mic do
sprzedania nazwlsko VASE zacho.
wan " taJemn1ey. IA GAIA Imoja
usluee wymagam tylko SO cent6W
pc was<em wyleczeniu. Pod zad-
nym warunkiem wiecej zadac ME
bede mad te ma}a kwote, a ! tel ME
potrzebujecie nj przysylac az 20
najzupelnieJszem wyleczeniu mojej
~przyslugi ola was. Piszcie vice
mnie natychmiast, zanim zapomni-
Gle to uczyniG. pamietajjcie, ze o.
trzymujecie recepte j wszystkie pos
trzebne lnformacye bezpIata;e i ME
potrzebujecie nic'p1acid - pc wylee
czeniu was . pozniej tJlko SO cen,
tow.
G. H
Box 622, Chicago,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
TYKIETY EXKURSYJNE
DO LAKE WASHINTON
(Kasota, St. Peter
ILL., Nal> l2\

\AdSOGd, NJ. eCoI
albo Eagle Lake,.
Sprzedawane beda pc %znizonej
Genie W czasie sezonu latowego,
przez kolej NortheW Western
z Winony W piatek sobote
do Kasota Il $40
do St. Peter "a $4.13 ......
do Eagle Lake "a $3.75.
Tykiety zwrotne z ograniczeniem
czasu do powrotu W nastepny VITO
rex
i do Kasota "a $6.55
do St. Peter "a 5000 ..t
do Eagle Lake "a 5000
"a tykiet zwrotny, z ogranicze~
MEM czasu do powrotu W przeciagu
~trzydziestu dni. Kowienie okuni i
szczupak6w jest szczeg6!nie dobrem
W TEN pieknem j~eziorze, ola wy
cody rybak6w obfty zapas }odzi,
it'd, dostarczanych. Nowoczesne
hatele i inne przyjemnosci wzd}uz
jeziora z parowym jachtem dodac
do powabu. O blizsze i~nformacye
pytajcie agent6w kolei Chicago &
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
1O0tna ROCZNICA MIASTA
CHICAGO.

~Kolej Chicago & North-W Vest
ern oglasza, il wielkie zajecie sig
ujawnia wszedzie ma zachodzie W
obchodzenlu lO0tnej rocznicy zafo-
zenia miasta Chicago W roku 1903.
Obch6d odbedzie sic 26 Wrzesnia
do Il Pazdziernika razem z progra-
mem, kt6ry zawiera szereg obcho-
dow pamiatkowych, wypadk6w,
kt6ry posiada wiele padzwyczajnych
zajmujqcych fzyognomii. Wielka
wystawa marynarska, bedzie czescia
programu, razem z wyscigami stat
k6w widowiskiem przybywajacych
z odlegfosci {odzi ma jeziorze, z 400
Indianami, potomk6w plemienia
dawniej zajmujacego te okolice,
kt6rzy chca zafozyc osade wokofo
reprodukcyi starej twierdzy Dear
born mad brzegiem jeziora.
Zapasnicze spory, parady,
wielka wystawa ogni sztucznych,
zebrania patryotyczne; nabozenstwa
religijne, wielki Choir, manewry
wojskowe przez kocnice rzadowa,
a ostatniego dnia przyjscje prezy-
denta Stan6w Zjednoczonych in
nnych znacznych gosci, wszystko
sic przyczyni do wykohczenia maj
lepszego programu.
Kazda si{a bedzie uzyta do wy
konania okazyi typowo z tenn mez~
TWEEN, kt6re uczynifo Chicago jed
mem z najwiek szych Mast W swie-
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
~DoproWadzOny do r0zpa-
CIV.

zyiqc ma uastroniu, daleko cd
cywllizacyi, familia jest %doprowa-
diana czesto do rozpaczy " razie
wypadku, w~yniklego 2 oparzenia,
skaleczenia, ran, wrzod6w it'd.
Predkq ulge niesie Buckle'ns Arnica.
Salve, $50 " apiece ~ J. Kowa-.
lewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25

paoku sic ODeszio. Ale Jul
bylo oko}o p6lnocka. gdy ka'
walkata do murowanej bramy
przyby}a.
-Trzeba w:edzieG re W Zmur
kach rezydenc>a chot ma pc:
drewn'ana, )ak wieksza czest
dwor6w w Polsce ale bardzC
by|a wspaniala. Ia to W daw-
nych czasach bywa}a obronna
wiec ma noe zamykano. Gdy
oasi gosc:e do Mich przypa-
dli, staly w|asnie zaparte. Ia
czeto sic gwa]townie dobijat
Ma gornym ganku mad Drama
pokazal sic str6z...
- Otwierat, BIO brame wy
walim! hukneli z do}u.
ia klucz6w ME nam
rzadzca spi. PAM wyjecha}a :.
nikogo tn ME puSc'my.
- Pan mlody re stryiem ..
otwierajcie. DO ognia danny. ..
Czlek sic umkpat a tuz -
jak to po chmielu ME trud-
no, dw6ch wystrzeli}o i z mu~
ru S e tynk posypal. Vice
gdy raz huknelo. juz ME BY
10 CO mySlet 49, wszyscy sic
rzucili ma brame.
Ale stare to byly debowe
okowane i puklami nab:jane
wrcta, ma potezuych wrze-
ci2dzach, ma bl;sko twiert
Iokcia maze.. .. wiec choc wa
| Ii bez mi|osierdzia, ami sic
zatrzes}y, tylko hulk sic roe
legai....
Co bylo kawatek ma bra"
me. w pcddaszu pozlatalo z
wr7ask;em $3.50 ale we divorce
cho6 by SIC byf czlek z letar'
gu obudzi} wszystko spat SIC
zdawa}o - ami znaku zyc'a....
Dopiero n e rych}o domysr
|i% sic Zubr, zeby czestok6l
wylamat do fortecy sic dos
tao dziura, TAX tel / uc4ynio~
no.. Mkt i'm ME bronil "
dziedzjhcu jakby wszyscy wy
marli... ami swiatIa ami zywe)
duszy.. E. Wprost tedy calym
t|umem do dworu sic suneli...
Tu tez drzwi zaparte... Stuk-
nieto raz, drugi, ME ma ludzi!
Lam! zawo|al kites. Wybi.
to drzwi, al ma ziem'e leg]y.
Dopiero z wnetrza zjawil sic
blady jak trup rzadzca re swie-
ca W reku.
A godz;z sic to? a go
dzi! Pc nccy! naiazd ma dom
se}achecki w ten sposob...
Wtem Zbislaw wystap;}.
Miej waszet rozum =
rzekl ia tn ME W goscine
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
M@ @&6@9&9@9kS@9@&
& SZafawi}a y
@aSaS551lIS1SaS36a5&s
(Ciag dalszy)
Matka { c6rka ME wy

WIS
Matka { c6rka ME wy
s;adaiac W Zmurkach, jenc
konie rrzeprzegty i polec'a'y
ma Gala noe do Lublina do
klasztoru do Brygitek. -. Znat
sic gwa|tu jakiego u]ekly.
bonn inc Slad zasta}. re ma
chwle do domu wpad'y i ru~
szy|y.~>.
+ ZbisIawowi krew ude-
rzy|a- do glowy.... usm'eca'
nal sic
Ma PAM matka rozum
odezwa} sic, DO bym
Zmurki wzial chotby sztur~
mem, a z klasztorem, .. no!
tn zamilk{ i po swoich spoj-
rzal.... mrugneli mu iowa
rzysze i on i'm.
Ha! no odezwal sic,
kiedy 1uz ma to poszfo ~- 20
bac,ymy!! Trzeba rzecz wz'at
do namys|u, a ze g'odoo i
W zo|adku sig zwi)a boSmy ma
weselna uczte czekali. .. kaze
choc ryby zydowi zgotowac...
- Co CT W gFow;e - Cd
parf Zubr, ME ina zooy! alec
obiad got6w... jedzmy do
Zmurek. zjemy wyp'jemy
przynajmniej..
Chw'le sic pan n,lody "a
waha'... stryj }ysine tar'....
kwasno patrzac...
- Do Zmurek! do Zmurek!
- No. to do Zmurek -
krzykna| Zb;s|aw. IONA moja
dom moi prosze asindz'ei6~
"a mna... "a m RAIL-.
Hura! wiwat..
- Ale ia -. przerwa} stryl..
niepojade >.
b.! ba! my Gle ME pu-
Scimy.... musisz :. wrzaspel
podpli biorac stryla pod rece.
- Mus:sz! dzwoni|eS ma we
se)e.... bedziesz jad|~ anty~
pasty.... marcepany....
Z haIasem w:elkim wyto~
czy}o sic to wszystko z Cos
podv cd Hersza. Ludzie sill
prey kcniach, ale r6wnie pod.
pill iak panowie. DO ich tez
czestowapo. . kto m6g} de-
.--kulbaki, inni poszli na wozy,
q napakowa'o sic ich ma ME
DUO, DO ma}o kto ma koniu
sic m6gi ieszcze utrzymac
Toz dla rezonu zaczeli stree
lac kto mia} z czego. tax re
Ionlaszewskiemu czapke kt6
rvs pr. e~strzeli' a dtugiego ra-
Mono W ramie.. Ale animu-
: przez to ME stracll Mkt.
i piesn zauuc wszy weselna,