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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-16

SEW BRAN'IIFS
IRE following new branches Eav- Joined ths r
tu-.r- tFe lasf sIv months. Two branches in
-as LAFAYETTE Avenue Presbyterian church. Brook
Ism. Numbering Two hundred. S.he-e rtaIg. ~ w..
Hobart. Delaware Comfy ~. 81 Carmel " y.
PORT r-rE.e Wrat.ilE Tr~-rtse iad Hook. Mount
D. Ers. orange n j.. bennington ana Ludlow.
VI. W-etport Conn. Meif.ri. Hillside and 81
r.. WlvuesylTIe y g.. TrIa. va. u-iErtorhood
"a. les .r 0.irz 81, ana sandy Ridge y a. and
several azsor.4t- braarass which iGclad~ sunday
aaa mission schools Ir addition 90 branch mon
a ~ been enrolled since rne Ias- meeting
Man ~ Obj" states are n1t WI grsan.z-e. ~. ~.
isolated branches and the individual members of
- ...--A i'.7 "I H. ,-,-.-5e,ses ranch
-rho5. b. now being projected as wei az an in
se-ni-lrvaId member conducts a free SUNSHINE
s.1.- .' ifsir.r-ss f-a rsadre marter received
from the Sorth o. the Aghthouses and % the
shine Mission school and rEe ,onant Branch lends
se.gPS h'd % " ldg. a4t PR hiir5-sd- ~
.uvaHds i1 other states O. wei b its Own Needy
,5s hare. .enr Hv individual members IN The vest
yana people IN ISOLATED PIC h'lpei md c,".rgd
h~aucHss And -o rho interchange goes 0u and the
spirit of hepfuuess IS manifested u whatever ~
erlrhter7 the people with circulating libraries the
ters and books aU that they need from the East
Stnrc=. Idaho. oregon. Texas. Ohio. Indiana.
Illinois and Nfhraskt give and receive. as Wei a7
Maine Nev- Hampshire and vermont The fisher
men ~ Mas7achu7etfs tho l.rn'errneu in Michigan.
fne mountain whites n. virginia. Tho remote places
f~ rarra1ara AN are embraced iu this great sun
shine brotherhood which came into being and will
continue to live go long as the human heart Is
We cannot close the records without paving a
tribute to OBJ" memory or those " no have recently
Tile acod-ful OF wears and honorT. like Miss kel-
ioEg. ~ ohio. sister ~ Mrs Abraham Lincoln. or
Years ~ Fuu"riHs IKE AIRS iiooiell. nf Florida.
Mrs Grlutlau ~ Missouri. Mrs. TEuruburg of
Washington. u. a.. Miss cotton. N New-Jersey.
Miss Miles. ~ Michigan. and Charles orr. OF Illi-
nois our hearts still th-cb WITH pain as We recall
dearly beloved president % Manhattan branch No.
b Her great heart. her tender aympathies and re-
fnemhered acts or kindness ana generosity made
her Nfe "a henedlctlon 20 her home her friends ana
the community The world is the poorer for tho
departure ~ this noble woman. The day before
rnents Tor the reception be held at her home IN
Riverside Drive and IL was her purpose that two
this year and THAT her home and lawn should be
crowded with Sunshine faces.
TREAsURER's REPORT
Statement ~ tho Tribune Sunshine Society from
So,amhcr a. 1890. 20 May =. 1896
balance on hand November ~ f9aI. . s5OT a
Cl5afrittl-iors received ard duy acknovg lodged In
TIE Tribune from November % 1898 % aray
= 200 &uts II
Total ......... s. $50 10
casa benefits paid sees. ......-...... s1esaoO
prsssage. sunshine badge. ete.......-. TIsls
S'i'n'' en- hand Nav z E4hREIa a.-... SIS 90
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern Of Golf Vest, No
ABB. for 10 Cents

TIE comfort and convenience ~ the -oIs est are
wei recognized. Every player knows is value
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The article which Freddy Wrest wrote FOR The
Skyscraper Illustrated" well advertised be-
'orehand by placards. bearing the following legend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-16

STATEMENT BY THE EARL. OF LLANRHYLIs
Another Bride 20 be Iuitia Ted the Mystery
What will she find ir the Secret Room?
Statements by NIscouut Mold. Hetr % the EarIdom
and by
Miss HDNORIA VAN SENDEN.
The American Heiress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-16
TIE LldnrbyU Mystery.
BT ARCHIBALD MARSHALL.

N TWO PARTs-PARr IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-16

Because everything VIII be- IN the papers IN
America ] don't mind what they say ABOUT me as
long as they don't give to out thar making
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-16

g. 10 you vii keep them OF
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rREAsuRER.s REPORT.

TREAsI htttS hEFObI
Statement ~ the Tribune Sunshine Society from
Eotnmhcr 81. 1890. 20 May -. 1906
en-
Balance hand November - 1913. s5OT IS
gautritu-frus received ard dulr ackn1ul lodged In
The Tribune from November 20 1893.
r. 1904 49,. 2oss u
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BURIAL PERMITS.

SSSSSSSSSSS~~>>SS>S~ SSrs>s>S>s>sSSessSas0sS
Jsmes J. sappingtoo. Is years. Memorial
George W. Atkins. u ye... III: se,rr,d.:
hcpatitis-
Catherine Laumsnn. - years. 1911 Glasgow:
Marie wassermsnn. 81 years. 74os McNa,r:
pneumonia
Jennie LaeMmis. IS ysars. 1883 North Twenti-
William Ruckenstuhl. . year,. l7S Natural
Bridge; Brfghts disease
Patrick G. Robert. IS years. sz.s Washington:
nephritis.
Dietrich Bremekamp. 90 years. Fifteenth and
Clark: alcoholism
Margaret Thruet. ia South Broadway: honi-
eide.
Rosa Hammsl. . years. Centenary Hospital:
John Jacob. q year,. soo4 Kosciusko: nephri-
James N. csycs. 70 years. 1905 Cardinal: de-
biiity.
Mary Farrar. 81 years 1924 Wash: accident.
Mary Mooney. Is years. ss47 st. Ferdinand:
chsrle. Robinson. n year., s.s7 Meadow: ty-
Valentine Dscher. 81 year., 80, Morgan:
Thomas owen. 81 year.. Az North Twentieth:
consumption.
William Goetz. a year, sublette and Bernard
Emma x. Pfeisterer. 4, years 1875 La Sale:
tuberculosis
Ernestine Schultz. % years. saas Heb.rt: de-
bility.
Major H sculiin, 3. years. 1901 Delmar: cpl
lepsy.
John ]. CantweIl. IS years. 50, Ar,o: acct
dent
.Addie W. AnIie.. year,. x1ss Kossuth: diar-
Helen N. Northcut. year. aeH North Sarah:
George R. Bawig years. 4Tcs Natural Bridge;
tuberculosis.
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Barnes Business College

Board Of Education Building. 81 Locust st.
oners frst-class facilities for acquiring q Bust
ness or Shorthand training. Established =
yeATD- Catalogue frea-
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

~~>~-~>~-~->~>~~~~-->~~~ ---~~~-~~~~s~s~~~~>~~ss
NJ and J. Smith. 32-s Locust. boy.
8 and N Bettisbone. 2Ss Cas-: girl
Daniel and Dora Gewen. 2SIs Pope: boy
John and Ann Rabeitt. rs Riddle: boy
John and Annie Huber. - Hebert. boy
". and Della Rowland. S125 Cottage: boy
Henry and Mary Green. as53 Delnar. boy
e: and = HsniIner 2szs south N nth g;ri-
= y. and Jessie Hill. 5sIl California: girl
Charles c. and Ada Phillips $40 Beck. boy.
William and Mary wahe. SIG Farther. girl
Charlie Z and annie Baird, BIZ Nash: gil.
Daniel and Florence Gull, 3ej9 Penrose. girl
George and Marie Glandel. 20 Bro1kiyn: girl
Joe and Anna BaSrocs. III. south Third. gar!
Luther and Jessie Hall. Female Hospital: boy.
Car and H!i9a Erickson. st Louis Mo: hoy
Morris and Anna Clark. 81. LOUIS. Mo girl
Albert and Antonina Pie;rowski. si2 Cas-:
win and Lillian schnaiederer. 1850 Cherokee:
William and Sarah Framed. 1si. Franklin:
Frank and Ki,tie Hamilton. Female Hospital:
boy.
George and LAURA Cooper. Female Hospital:
Thomas and Mary Horteuit. IS South Ewing.
John and Margare: Mccain. Female Hospital:
Otto ana Mary Roe.,l,ns Female Hospital:
Frank and Mary wirth. 1888 North Seventh:
James ara Rosie Ahearn, zs ioughboroush:
Frank and May Poison. s7ot South Broadway:
girl.
John and Olive Weaver Female Hospital:
Efri.
Frederick and Jennie Lutsers. 1888 North Mar
John A. and Catherine Dussan. sils Manohe'-
ter: girl. 80.
Alfred L. and Lulu Bishop. III: South Elev-
enth: boy.
pitsi: girl.
Thomas and Mary Ferry: Magic and Pennsyi-
Thomas and Edna McPhee.ers. SCI North FIJI
teenth: girl. . va.
barnet and Bessie Wadler 1870 North fiI-
tenth: boy. 49,. 81
Charles and Antonio Sch~arzin. s3ss South
Second. hoy. 49,,
Alexander and Mary II. Montgomery. <s5o
Tennessee girl. - .,o
Alexander and wladyslarva cy.taeki. 1913
North Eighth: girl
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Offers flrst-class facilities for acquiring . Bust
ness Shorthand training. ESTABLISHED =
yeAID- Catalogue freaL
HELP wANTHED-FEMALE
s~~e~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dfe00makers and SeamagPesoea.
S>es>~s~>s>>~s>>>>ses~ea>
EXPERIENCED buttonhoie operators on Ia
dies muslin underwear: Wheeler d Wilson ma
GIRL to sew awnings: call early 1iis n
Sixteenth ST.
MACHINE hands on coats. Newman q
Blehle. sT Pie St
sEAMsTREsss for hand sewing: pay 81 day
WAIST AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2
n ID. Landenberger. sIE Windsor place
BO0kkeepePs.
s>~~>>~~>~-~~.~~~~~>s
BooKKEEPER-Gir for light bookkeeping.
1os y. 18th Ct.
Clerks SD C0llectSrs.
~sesse~see-~.~~~>~>>>'>es.>
CLERKS-T~n young lady clerks: refs re-
CURED Plow.s Candy Co. 81 Olive st.
LADY assistant for World. Fair ]. Tau,ae
Carleton Fotei. ltN Market. to 1870 a. m.
SALESI-ADY-Saleslady In dry goods store
iol Franklin
SAIESLADY for dry goods store: must SOAR
German: steady position. l39 8. Broadway.
sALEsLADY for Worlds Fair souvenir sta1d.
Inquire Mr. G. Cohn. Administrator entraYce
Stenographers.
-raphers. mfg. Sts. SO. machinery S55. whole
sale. 80 Leigh Bros. Century.
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at botfIinR department Anheuscr-
Husch brewery. Eleventh and P~stn-
loyxf.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-28

Nonurion: high-cisss: top salary: permanent
Call at once. e: Pozzoni building Ninth and
Chestnut.
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HELP WANIEDCMAE.
- - - 49, - 49, - d..
mar
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-- - - =. - - "a -four.
- = = = - - T-,-- .-as, =sIi Mn
ritsS,i.
I - =. - - No. CO., C;-arI
| ana PIN
- -. : -
| 1-il s,as<
F77,I- :. -7-i,--s- --T--S a. I-ea; T5arEef- rs
-. = -, ,-7-,--I I77II-.
lpl-N eoi"Ted h'y 70 "o'~ Ai'''''-
SOL La--.ys = :
F.HRAND boy 10 woEi. in drug store ."
ra-fif -ii.t
HbCSEEOY-Coior-,: preferred. oEe wii!-"S-
5cs Locust.
| IoY@st i>Iuis Basket and Box Co. second
an! E:s.nlI.
BOYS foT factory woTk. cal n morning L,
-----.-.5 ,----I---- - ,-7----e,.-5
az Ma-Eyt
- : - =
E,l 70 ~IrA IN store
-, - --,,,s,-,5--,ei in n.
coy with references ana scp'aii''ai''-i 'ii 80
CITY L, o,lLs-
- COY. . f $50, Giii-s-7'f'eF & I'''',s' MEX
f.-ITTlT k,ES-t;oot co.o-cI boy 70 shine
,1e-s- ~. t..S,li
10Y o- man l. vast dishes and help a-oun1
hogs-- 81. laele,ie-
T,TySs 7-,..y,--f,-. t.,v. a. orc. 10 work ~
49,. y : s,-.., 800,
boy f0r cloak s-ock work siEgsr Bt"s'
Sirth and trcas ave.
now. I5,-,,,.., 80, oif Men-e, Bog Co.,
80 III swysncr
-. - --.--
BpN-'glar.d 10y % w''s aF'ei'- eN'-
BOYS-Ioo4 boy. Apply Missouri District
Telegraph Co. az Pine.
FERANI tov ~ II. s. week Prtc<iy Ash
B-t-=~ Co I15 :. secsad
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WeAding Rings (0ol1A Geld.
Finest qualities. g to %. Ae1mod 4
Jaccard1. Broadway and LocusS.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.


Won der Au & Cluss Realty Company-Her-
man Ven der Au. 20 shares: Henry Won der
An and Otto E. Cluss. 20 shares each: TO do
general real estate business. Capital stock.
Union Hill Lead Conpany-Charles n. Hunt.
SOD shares: W. H Hayheid OF 81. Louis. 20
shares: W. s Townsend Of Potosi, No. 30
shares: Sam Frank Taylor Of Columbia J. II.
Paisley and W. l. Wooster of Litchfeld, Ill.
go shares each: to do general mining and
merchandise business. Capital stock full paid
so. 900.
BILL OF SALE
Michael ]. ODcnnell TO Emil ". F. Loen-
hsrdt stock OF cigars. liquors. wines. etc. a;
o., Olive: $500.
MISSOURI.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
jefferson City. Mo-. Sept Z.-cer,incates Of
Incorporation were to-day issued by Secretary
OF State Sam b. Cook to the following COM
panies:
stock $1,000: Incorporators-WilIiam Wink
ler. II h Lupus and b. W. Hays.
.he Hannings Novelty Manufacturing Com
pany Of ST Louis: capital stock $500. In
corporators-Chas. J., Hannings. Edward evan
WAGNER and James W. Scott.
The Metal-Bound Package Company Of ILL.,
nois: capital stock, sl25.evo: filed evidence Of
Incorporation TO do business at Charleston
No, with capital stock of t.eoo.
The Sparta Canning Company fled statement
OF increase Of capital stock from 5000 s. 80
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Sonunion locomotive machinis:z and heir
boiiermarSers and helpers. no fee char
Apply rom J. III y. Sixth.
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ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Springfield. Ill, Sept 21.-Certincates Of in
corporation were iesued to-day by the Secretary
of state as follows.
The Danrifle Consumers Coal Company Dam
Vile: capital. $1,000: mining Incorporat0rs-
George T. Buckingham. Walter v. Dysart and
James johnson
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es!usaers : :ss;':;: @MQ.

ST. LOUIS CDR. Tenth and olive: ;.an.ss t.tv
Fort Scott. Little Rock. incorporated XOS. 80,
Endorsed ty business men. Draughon's cipIorus
represents n business circles what YaIe'e and
AAryards represent &c literary circles NAV
Jay tuition out OF salary after graduation md
secure position Schools In II States. DAY md
NIGHT. Call CT <end for catalogue
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
ss>~>r~s~-~s.>s>s>->S>'~.~sss
BEOOCH-Jost. Tuesday morning on Broad
way car or Page ave car diamond bro.och
set with pearls. Finder please return to All
Page: liberal reward
FOUND hnIrfss ne~ sfcre wnere they sail
rest siioes in st. Louis for a. 4cf n. Sixth e..
FOUND-The place GET q good Shoe for
30. Harris Shoe Co. 40f y. sth. near Lorust
GUrTAR-Lost. at Twenty-second and Olive,
guitar. Finder return TO li04A Tyler st.
Harris's Polar Calf aAoes. "a X. sixth q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
PeWny srOdek.

Powiadaja re ME ma nc pewne
go, Z wyjatk,em 6mierci podAt-
k6w, lecz to ME re wszystklem
prawda. Dr.. kingssa New Dlscove-
~ ma sucboty je n'ezawodny sro-
dek ma suchoty i b6le gard}a. Tys1a~
ce moga to zaSwiadczyc PAM =.
B. Val Metre zShepherdtown, w.
Ga. ppwiada: ,Mia1am okropnv
przypa dek krtoniowy przez rok
pr6to4a{sm wszystklego, przesta
lam le@z HE mixFam ulgi Butelka
Or. King New Discovery wylecsy-
Ia mnie zupe1ni,. Jest to nieomylny
srodek ma krup. kokluhz, grype,
pneumpnle j suchoty. sprdb6jcie
Jest gwarantowane przez NJ: }
Kowalewsklego, aptekarza. Butelka
ma probe darmo. Cena soc j 81 co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28

%wa HehE-HEs G4AIS& H=E.4=z=Eh-
o~DsLONIEC.I[E NJ
ILLINOIS Shiloch Battle
field, Tenn, ~ & Is Maja.
1904 2 tel okazyi " dniach
Il, Is j 16 Maja, kolej Chica-
go Great Western sprrzeda-
wac bedzie tykiety zwrotne
do Cairo, ILL.,, albo do Paduoch
KY. "a Gene jednej jazdy, do.
|bre do powrotu az do % Ma
ia. O blizsze i%nformacye py-
tajcie kt6rego kolwiek agenta
'kolei Great Western, albo J.
P. Elmer, G. F. a. Chicago,
LII. 5000 -.rIss $3.50 E--E E@- G $50. EHE4t=4-E-Er
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
Inowcowyiia ojcuszzyjacylchh Pta.
sihskich zostawl fortune
magnacka...
Ale WIEN, Wieemm... f ,1'1rt'
ne mann. zawolal Zl,lboislaw.;..
NOV dalej. ..s..
Gag daisy nn,agstta al4

S 5000 DO KALIFORNI1
i Z powrotem Koleja Chicago
Great Western. Ty;ks:ii'ettty spfze-
beda Cd % Kiwietnia
do /. Maja w~laczniyee..s D Pc
do powrotu do 80. CzerWca.
o blizsze i~nformacye zgg1osi!c
sic do kt6rego badz agenta
kolei Great Western, hlbo DO.
J. P. Elmer, g. p. a. Chicago,
TIL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
]. Hot Land Company
So0bllilesslHIl -1
wis.
~. I I 5} 9.ss 81
NJ 8as

Dolozenie Polskich kolonii Sobie-
u Ski, Pulaski, Hofa Park, 4 !
Krakow jest v S;tanliie V is;onsiinI
ggdlzziee saa ~lnajli.epsze fanny v Stanach.
Zzjednlocz'onlych, te kolonie ME .sa
" odcllteggfych$ czesciach Stanu, lecz y
stsairyoozzaa.iedlonej Wschodniej czesci
gdzie farmerzy przez dkugie lata
ciesz2e SIG dobremi urodzajami, i
.gdzie miasta, wioski, j koleje zelaz-.
ne, to tez targi SO tutaj dobre. Ny
many take uprawione fanny ma
.%sprzedaz. Pc dalsze 1nformacye,
|cennik, mapy TAME bilety kolejo-
we pisat do
j. j. HOf Land Company,
SOBIESKI, WIS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
.Ogromna oferta robiona przez
dobrze znana Phila. firme
D D RADIOS

Tysiace os6b " rosmaitych czesciach
kraiu zostaio wyleezonych przez to
wielkie odkrycle.
Kazda wYkszta1cona osoba sly.
szala 0 Radium, jego zadziwiajaca
slla i lecznicza wlasnu66 zajmowafy
strone pc stron,e " wydawnictwie
Metropolitan. Pc wiekszej czesci
kazdy vie, il to jest %najlepsze le-
karstwo jak Bog dali ola cierpiacej
ludzkosci. .Zarodek choroby kazde-
go gatunku, znika cd aiego - ME
NIGGA one zniesc zetkniecia sic =
dim. Many take zaufan1e " ma
SEEN oswiadczeniu, II reczymy "a
bezwsrunkowe wyleczenie was. Co
w;ecej, danny wan pism,enny kon-.
trakt "a wykonanie tego. Ia propo-
ssycya nigdy ME byla podwajana.
Wypelnijoie blanket ponlzej poda-
ny i d aznaczcie chorobe ma kt6ra
cierpicie : odbierzecie odwrotna
poczta lnfornacye, ktore beda war;
te sta dolar6w ola was. PYtajcie
i~akiejbadf firmly bankowej w1gle-
dem nasxej odpowiedzlaln.oSci.
OFERTA DARMO]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
SZafaW;ilal . J

Domcia jeszcze ME zebrafs
sic ma odpowiedz, siad1a ma
miejscu, kt6re dawniej mat.
ka zajmowala PREY tenn stole
maj usiad1 i domownicy "a
jeli krzes}a. Byl to pierwszy
obiad, W kt6rym wystepowa-
la jake PAM domu.... ale ME
miesza}a sic do niczego. T.
Zbis1aw wielce zmienlony,
zamySlony powainiejsz sly n'z
by1 kiedykolwiek W, zyclu,
wysadza1 sic ma grzecznoscl
ola Tony, kt6rych ona wcale
widziec ME chcia}a. Jednak-
ze PREY obcych ME mog1a sic
wstrzyma6 cd odpowiedzl chloe
p6ls}6wkiem i tax pierwsze
lody jakos pokruszone costa
ly. Ksiadz Ani6} baczne ma
wszystko mial oko, ale uda-
wal re wiele rzeczy ME wi
dzi j ME rozumie. Wszcze1a
sic tedy rozmowa o r6znych
rzeczach obojetnych, a Dom
cha zapomniawszy sic, kilka
razy dorzuci}a do niej s16wko
weselsze... Naturalnie spytano
ks. Anio1a zkad jecha} i do
kad zamierza...
Nam zaproszenie do
ksieznej Jejmosci, u kt6rej
bodaj chorego kapelana przez
pare tygodni czy ME przyj-
die zastapic, odezwa1 sic
kapucyn.
= Co to "a szkoda, pod
chwyci1 Zbisfaw, mielismy j
my z %jejmoscia dobrodziejka
zaproszenie do ksieznej ma
czwartek, bylibysmy je-
gomosci do powozu wzieli 2
SODA a takby sic podr6z Cd
byla wygodniej.... ale PAM
moja odm6wi}a...
Spojrzal ma zone, kt6ra
.chleb kruszy}a ma drobne ka-
waleczki i pc kruszynce 60
zbiera}a.
- Bardzo by mi przejemn-
ME bylo towarzyszyc pahstwu
- odezwal sic ksiadz Ani6},
HAWAI- drogi, pc groblach,
kosci stare, a choc kapucy.
= nowi wyg6dek sic ME godzi
jesli Pan Bog sam NADIA
rzy... T..
- Moglibyscie panowie
iechac sami odezwala sic
Domcia.
= Me, ia sam ME pojade
rzek} Zbis}aw. y"
- ia ME nam zadnej ocho.
!. ty do podr6zy, doda}a cichc
piekna PAM ale doprawdy.
ably dobremu ksiedzu Anio}o.
wi, kt6ry mnie katechizmu
uczy} obrazki mi wozi}... ]
kwiatki.. u1atwic to droge ME
przyjemna... gotowam sic pc.
swiecic..
- Biore "a s}owo = rzek]
MAJ, to jest ia i ksiadz Ani6}
a vice jutro rano jedziemy
ale chcac ma obiad stanat
musimy wyruszyc 2 domu
zawczasu, q konie ma pre-.
przaz dis wyslac... st6.
sowne vice do tego rozporza.
dzenie ucZynie...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28
lCiag dalszy)

Zbis}awa twarz blysne}a Il,
l~ukrywana rado6cia, ale try
umfu swojego jeszcze bardze
malego niechcial okazywat
jawniej, a pc obiedzie zaraz
pod pozorem zadysponowanis
koni ma jutro wymknal sic :
pokoju, by Emusic Domcie
do pozostania j z~abawienia
ks. Anio1a..
w ganku czekala go ME-
spodzianka mia. Przy;echa1
Baranski, kt6remu sic juz nu-
Dido re dlugo Zbisia swojego
ME widzial. Zapomniawszy o
wszystkich sporach, jake kie-
dykolwiek mieli W zyciu, us
cisneli sic.
: Tvs pewnie ME jadl,..
rzek1 gospodarz.
: A pewnie, re ME jad}em
uSmiechnal sic przyby}y, ale
u was pc obiedzie, a mnie by
lie czem na1adowac zo19dek
wszystko jedno.. zdaje sic, re
glodny trawe bym jad}... daj
nieco bez ceremonii u siebie
przekasic... DO mann ci cos do
powiedzenia.
Z~ostawiwszy vice zone ba-
wiaca staruszka... gospodarz
ma predce i konie i przekas-
Ike tablespoonful, a sam pc.
ciagnal do pokoju, kt6ry So
bic .wybra} W drugim rogu
domu, p~oczciwego Bara6skie.
CO..
Napiwszy sic w6dki j zaka-
siwszy piernikiem, przyjacie]
usmiechniety stana1 naprze-
civ Zbisia.
: Naprz6d pocaluj mnie ma
obie strony i podziekuj.
= Ia co?
Me pytaj a dziekuj.
: Alez zagadke mi rozwia-
zesz.
= Natychmiast, poczal Ba-
rahski, n~atychmiast... Zdaje
mi sic, zem Gle Cd przesla-
dowania Horwatowskiego raz
ma zawsze uwolni}...
Ale ba? Guys go posie-
kal ma drobne kawa}ki? zas-
mial sic Zbis}aw,
Me, to by}by spos6b
najgorszy, noszono by go po-
tenn W sercu jake bohatera !
meczennika... do smierci....
trzeba zeby on zdradzil = l.
zdradzi.
Coz to jest? jakim sposo-
bem...
Me wien, pc co go Ii
cho nosilo W Hrubieszow-
skie....
--,Ale! do Strukczaszego
pewnie!
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-28

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-30

The Pendleton football team closed
its season last night, the champion of
Eastern oregon. The members of the
eleven met for the last time yesterday
afternoon at the close of the session
and formally disbanded after electing
Elmer Storie captain for 1905.
During the season the team played
five games and did not bow to sin
gle defeat, footing up 81 points. The
games played were as follows:
"Once Was It's at Pendleton, 2S to
o.
Walla Walla high school at Walla
Walla, to 6.
Whitman second eleven at Pendle-
ton, 6 to 0.
Weston normal at Weston 33 to 0.
Baker City high school at Pendle-
ton, IS to 0.
The second team of the high school
will play ball In this city Saturday
afternoon with an eleven from the In
dian school. The Indian boys claim
a strong team. and an interesting
contest is looked for.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-30
HEAVY RAILROAD TRAFFIC.
Eastern and Western Roads Greatly
Congested.

Travelling men just from the East
report business in all lines is so heavy
the railroads cannot handle the traf-
fic. The dispatches show that the
eastern roads are also unable to furn-
ish cars enough for the big grain
crops.
Similar conditions prevail in the
west. 1t has been a year of phehome-
nal prosperity in every portion OF the
country and Washington, Oregon ana
Idaho have shared in the big crops
and are also sharing in the annoy
ance caused by the inability Of trans
portation companies and car factories
to make cars fast enough to do the
business.
The people in Oregon, a Portlano
business man says are satisfied that
all is being done possible to move the
business and the reports come from
the interior to the wholesale houses
that the farmers are satisfied that
the middle men and transportation
companies are doing all they can 10
market stock and crops. Every rail-
road side track between Huntington
and Portland, Portland and Spokane,
Pendleton and Spokane, is filled with
loaded freight cars on the way to mar
ket and 1t keeps the train masters
busy making meeting points