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Sabina, were calling on friends here

Sabina, were calling on friends here
on Monday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Luker returned home on
Saturday, after visit of some weeks
with relatives in Marion, Ind
j. S. Cadmy and wife, F. S. Wood
mansee, wife and son, Archie, and
Frank Woodmansee and wife we're
visiting friends in Columbus and at.
tending the Fair two or three days
last week.
Elias Adams was stricken with par
alysis on Thursday of last week while
sitting on the porch at his home and
has been considered in a dangerous
condition, until to-day, Monday, there
seems to be considerable improve.
ment.
Arthur Larkin left for Ft. Worth,
Texas, Tuesday morning, after a
months visit at the home of his par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. J. f. Larkin.
Burch j. Woodmansee and Mis-:
Clara Elizabeth Canter were married
at the home of the bride on College
street at 7 o'clock a. m. Thursday
September !, by the pastor, Rev. J
r. Hill. They left on the early trair
for Columbus, where the groom hat
rooms in readiness for housekeeping
Congratulations and best wishes o.
many friends 60 with them.
The following mail matter remains
uncalled for in the postofiice at High
land Letters, Jas. Collins, Chas. Fl
Farney, Mrs. VIM. Isles, Philip Lein
enger, Mrs. Emma Mowery and Johi
Stale; postals, T. d. Wright, Mrs. S
Getz and Maggie Motherspaw.
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Schrier-Fine Tailoring.
FAIRVIEW.
Septem ber ), 1904

Rev. Frank Wilkin, of Columbus,
conducted services at the Christian
Church Sunday morning and evening
and visited relatives here.
Mrs. Ella Faris and daughter Trina,
visited her brother, Charles Newton
and family at Middletown, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tedrick gave a
reception Tuesday evening in honor
of the home coming of their son,
Scott and his bride, who was Miss
Grace Oliver, of Hillsboro. The
happy couple are receiving the con-
gratulations of their many friends.
Will Grabill, of Cincinnati, came
up Sunday to see his wife and baby,
and look after his farm interests at
Marshall, returning Tuesday.
The Union township Sunday School
convention will be held at Dunn's
Chapel, Sunday Sept. lSth..2:3O p. m.
Mrs. Christina Beard has returned
TO her home here after spending the
summer with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Pence, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Willett, Thos., Johnny
and Richard Pence, John Ludwick, OF
South Liberty, and B. F. Faris ant
son Bertsyl attended the State Fail
part of last week.
Miss Sophia Belzner and niece visit
ed relatives at Samantha Wednesday
Miss Pearl Costello, of Hillsboro, II
the guest of Edith Shatfer this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stroup visited
relatives in Columbus and ATTENDED
the State Fair last week.
Mrs. Mary Layman will accompan.
her brother, |Abram Roush who ha
been visiting here to his home il
Kansas, and visit her son George Tur
ner and other relatives, making an ex
tended visit.
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RAINSBORO.
September 5, 100


j. E. Upp and wife left Saturday
morning for Sabina to visit friends
for few days.
Carey Beaver and wife and little
Margaret, of Marshall, we're the
guests of his parents here Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Grace Glenn has been suffering
for week past with malarial fever.
Miss Beatrice Davis left Thursday
for Cincinnati where she expects to
spend the winter months.
G. A. West moved his family to
town the first of last week owing to
scarcity of water on his farm.
Misses Georgia and Edna Bashere
returned Friday from weeks visit
with relatives at Greenfield.
Mrs. Mary Clark and son Charles,
we're the guests of friends here Satur-
day and attended the picnic.
George Free attended the State
fair at Columbus last week.
Miss Ruth Barrett gave a dinner
party to several of her young lady
friends last Thursday.
The public school will open next
Monday with ]. L. Strange, Supt., p.
M. Roads, Principal, Miss Niscea
Beaver, intermediate, and Miss EN-
ma Beath Primary. With such an
excellent corps of teachers our school
gives promise of very successful
term.
V. r. Garrett and family will at
tend the::Reece reunion at Overman
to.dav.
Albert Stratton and family moved
last Tuesday to farm near Hillsboro.
They were accompanied by Clarence
Epperson who will make his home
with them for the winter.
Craig Mcbride, of Hillsboro, was in
town one day last week.
Miss Niscea Beaver gave a supper
last Wednesday evening in honor Of
the Misses Anderson, of Lebanon, and
Misses Hopper and Durham, oi
Withamsville, who are visiting in the
community.
Mrs. Scott Beaver and daughter
Bernice, of Columbus, return home
to-day after spending several weeks
with relatives here.
Stinson a. Clyburn secured thirteel
teams and hauled their logs to Green
field last Thursday night and shippe'
them on Friday.
W. j. Redkey leaves tomorrow fo
Cincinnati on business trip.
Several of our citizens attended tn
, funeral of Andrew Holt at his hom
. two miles west of town last Thursday
He was well and favorably know
throughout the county and grea
sympathy is expressed for his be
reaved widow who has been in poo
health for several months and is a
most prostrated by grief.
The picnic given by the Red Me
last Saturday and also the festival a
) night were success in every sens
of the word. Great credit is due thos
!. having the management of the da
e and the good humor and enthusiasm
that prevailed among the crowd
attendance showed that the sport
=. and amusements provided for this er
. tertainment were appreciated.
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FORT HILL.
September 5, 1904


Max Kissling, of Glinsdora, Miss,
was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Per-
melia Kissling and Daniel Butler last
week.
Albert Carter and wife, of Mt. Joy,
we're guests of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James East last week.
Miss Maud Butler and sister, Mrs.
Blanche Mattison, were guests OF their
cousin, VIM. Bish and wife, of South
Salem, few days last week.
He. White and wife, of Sinking
Spring, and granddaughter, Miss
White, of Poplar Grove, and Edward
Burby and daughter, of Pike county,
we're guests of Edward White and
family Sunday.
]. L. Butler. wife and daughter
we're guests of John Free and wife at
Carmel Sunday.
Daniel Butler and little grandson
made a business trip to Bainbridge
Saturday.
Allen Keplinger was the guest OF
his brother Adam, at Carmel a few
days last week.
Among those that visited Buffers
Springs Sunday we're w. Il. Butler
and Miss E. Sprinkle, of PEBBLES, j.
W. Scarborough and M. W. Overman,
of Hillsboro, J. W. Mason, OF PEBBLES,
Z. n. Halstead. Hunters Springs, W.
viz: DR.. Reynolds, OF PEBBLES, and
Miss Mary Hite, of Sinking Spring.
Mrs. Joseph Patton, of Dallas, wa:
the guest of her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. VIM. Countryman Thursday.
Mrs. Premelia Kissling was the
guest of Daniel Butler and family
Monday.
Simpson Richerson, of Bainbridge
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Sallie
West this week.
Eli Moore and wife, of Straight
Creek, were business visitors in oul
vicinity Thursday afternoon.
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MARSHALL.
September 5, 1904

September B, 1904.
A. G. Cameron, Samuel Roads and
S. S. Templin we're delegates to the
County Republican Convention Tues
day.
Frank B. Watts has been selected
for central Committeeman.
Farris B. Cummings and Miss Lulu
Weaver, of Sinking Spring, who have
been attending the Worlds Fair and
visiting their uncles in Missouri and
Illinois respectively returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Thompson, of Columbus,
visited the Misses Martin last week
Several of our young folks were al
the Red Mems ice cream supper al
Rainsboro Saturday night.
d. E. Cameron and wife and others
attended the State Fair last week
Mrs. Chas Cooper, of Belfast, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with hel
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Allen Hiser.
Miss Flora Eylar, of New Vienna, /,
visiting Miss d. G. Dick and othel
relatives here.
Wallace Dick and Moses Mccall ar,
employed at Willettsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel 7. Hiser former
ly of Pittsburg, Pa, and Mrs
Jennie Warman, of Roxabel, Roe
county, have been guests of thei
parents since Wednesday.
David Miller and Misses Lizzie Nil
ler and Anna Guisleman, ',f HillsbOro
called on Aunt Betsey Rhoads a
Turkey Sunday.
The selection of D. T. Hiser, o
/ Greenfield, as Examiner IL meeting
with universal approval among hi
many friends here.
| Fred Rice has purchased a me-
rubber tire.
Roy Coleman, of Hillsboro, wa
substituted by Rev. Kestle and d,
livered pleasing address Sunda
Miss Edna Thompson, Of Lille
Chapel. Madison county ,accOmpauie
: her cousin, WIN. Martin on Z ten dal
visit TO bis home here.
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BUFORD.
September 3, 1904

september D, l904.
Nellie Evans, of Dayton, is visiting
her grandparents, J. d. Moberly and
wife.
James Pugh says that he is going
to vote, but he hates to vote for a
gold standard platform.
Quite number from this place at.
tended the Boston Fair.
Harry Rulings is playing with the
Williamsburg Band at the Boston
Fair.
Chas. Bingamon, who has been at
tending the Worlds Fair at st. Louis
for the past four months is at home.
Jess Fawley and Thomas Irwin are
attending the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis.
A. T. Moon, who has been visiting
his parents of Farmers Station is at
home.
Earhart Bros. have gone to New
Hope to move a building for Tobe
Young.
Mrs. lea Jacobs, of Greenfield, ID
the guest of her father, p. G. ROsse'
lot, of this place.
Mrs. Mary Farrson, of Goshen, IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Fob
erts, of this place.
Ed. Martin and wife, of Hillsboro,
are visiting relatives of this place.
Those on the sick list are H. c
Roads, S. A. Lyons and Mrs. Annie
Vance.
The Buford Band furnished the
music for the Stroup Reunion. Thil
makes the fourth year for them there
If you want good music call on tn,
Butord Band.
Prof. c. p. Tice, of New Vienna, i
visiting his parents here.
s. S. Moler and wife, of Cincinnati
are at home on vacation.
Sammy Bingamon, of Cincinnati, 1
visiting his uncle, @. A. Bingamon, a
this place.
DR.. II. NJ. Brown and wife, of Hills
boro, we're guests of his mother Sun
day.
8. L. Yochum, Bert Moberlv AM
Elmer Miller took dinner with p. L
Anderson, Sunday.
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BELL.
Sentemher d. 10

september D, lSU4.
The band boys we're at Rainsboro
last Saturday.
Services at the Presbyterian Church
throughout the week.
Miss Maud Wheeler spent Monday
with friends at Boston.
Clyde Gustin has his house almost
ready for plastering, the boys say
Clyde will soon catch the bird.
John E. Store, who has been in Ken
lucky having his cancer treated, is
now at home and seems to be cured.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, who was in
her 77th year of age, died Friday
night after long illness of cancer of
the stomach. Funeral services Sum
day at 2p. m, conduced by her pas.
tor, Rev. Lippert. The children, six
in number, were all present at her
funeral. Quite a large concourse of
sympathizing friends attended the
funeral. She was laid to rest beside
her husband.
Daniel Hiser and wife, from Penn,
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
here with his sister, Mrs. Charles
Cooper. They will commence house
keeping in Greenfield.
Forest Gustin was recently kicked
by OFT Calls horse while attempting
to fasten the trace chain. One bone
in his arm was broken besides a bad
cut on his face.
Mrs. A. W. Milburn accompanied
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hall, to st.
Louis and will attend the fair.
The many friends here of Andrew
Holt were saddened to hear of his
sudden death. Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
spent their childhood days in this
vicinity.
Charles Cooper, Cary Mccoy, Henry
Hart and John Haigh returned last
week from the St. Louis Fair.
Lawrence Kelly and wife, of Hills.
boro, Sundayed with the home folks,
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ELMVILLE.
September 8, 100

Given Kesler and family, of Harri-
EFT, were guests of David Hammond
and wife Sunday.
Frank Stults, of near Marshall,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. Flo Snider and daughter, Otta,
of London, took dinner with C. c..
Kesler and family Wednesday.
Mrs. Eliza Countryman, of Gall,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
son, l. w. COuntryman.
Miss Lillian Ha mmond who has been
In Cincinnati for three weeks return.
ed home Tuesday.
Miss Rose spargur, Of Rainsb0ro,
was the guest Of Mics Nellie Butler
Saturday and Sunday.
Hershal Gall who vas run over BY Z
threshing machine i slowly improv'
ing
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FRIDAY PLUMS
FOrPrudent People

The Third of the Friday Bargain Days which Stabler's
SC and 10c Store is featuring Friday Septem
Der 9th The offering below buetincd speaks for itself We
know that to draw big trade ordinarily the dulles
day the weekwe must offer strong and remarkable induce
mens Is not the following tly described under that head
Ought not this price to be vitality interesting anyone having
any need of such article? Read remember that this
special offer is good FOR THIS ONE DAY ONLY.
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PULSE.
September 8, 1904.

September D, IVO4.
Fred Granger, wife and son Harold,
of Hillsboro, were guests of Ozro
Pulse and family Sunday.
Miss Mary G. Duvall returned home
Sunday after spending several days
with William Barrackman and wife
at Sardinia.
Olive and Mary Sanderson were
guests of G. w. Ellis and family in
Brown county Sunday.
w. n. Ghadrach. of Cincinnati, was
acaller at the home of ). n. Duvall
recently,
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Lamp Special Friday.

This is a beautiful lamp. Ex-
ceedingly attractive. Has large
fancy shaped body, in all-over
rich satin etched glass, giving
it a handsome frosted effect,
chimney to match. Gilt metal
base. This is a very desirable
lamp and one that retails ev-
erywhere at 75c to 81 90.
Friday morning at 9 O'Clock
we will place them on sale un-
til all are gone. AS the guam
tity is limited we will sell not
more than one Lamp to a
Customer. Positively no lamp
will be sold, laid away, or paid
for before 8 a. m. Friday, Sep
tember 9th.
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HIGHLAND.
September 8, l9t

Elisha Wingate, OF Monroe, was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. p. o.
Daughters, the most of last week.
Mrs. Emma Boyd, from near Lees
burg, was the guest of Mrs. L. S. Jud-
kins Wednesday last.
Miss Buelah Barrett, after weeks
visit with Miss Sallie Cohn, returned
to her home in Norwood Thursday.
Miss Mabel Beck was the guest of
the Grim sisters at Bridges on Tues.
day.
Mrs. Z. S. Judkins and son, Robert,
started Thursday for weeks sight
seeing at the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Doss attend.
ed the funeral of Andy Holt, of Rains
boro, Thursday of last week.
Miss Ellen Hatcher, of Leesburg,
was the guest of Highland friends the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Dennis Clark, of Colum bus, has
been the guest of relatives near this
place the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marble, of Will
mington, we're calling on friends in
this place Sunday afternoon.
Miss Crilla Hoskins, who has been
confined to her bed for couple of
weeks, is still unable to be up. Mrs.
Wilbur Thornburg is also quite Ill
with an attack of typhoid fever.
Quite number from this place at
tended the Sabina camp-meeting DUR
ing the past week.
The public school at this place will
begin the work of another year Mon.
day next, September IL.
Miss Alice Patton was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hammond, in Cincinnati
over Sunday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Shott and children, OF
Cincinnati, and Mrs. Nose Rice and
little daughter, of New Vienna, were
guests of Joseph Cohn and daughter
on Thursday.
Glenn Barrett, of Norwood is visit
ing Highland friends this week.
Rev. E. L. Knox and wife spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. 0
Richardson, and family near Saman
tina.
Mrs. j. r. Hill and daughter, Mis-
Grace: with J. r. Sprague and wifi
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. II
81. Minpus Sunday.
Truman Sprague and Thomas John
son spent Sunday with Alfred John
son and family in New Vienna.
L.F. Craven, of Marion, Ind,
visiting relatives in this place an
vicinity.
Geo. Broomhall and wife, of Pet
bles, were the guests of friends her
part of last week.
Miss Elsie Mccoy, of Wilmington
was the guest of Miss Ester Wrigh
part of last week.
Rev. David Sanders preached at th
Friends .Church Wednesday evcnin
and visited friends few days aftel
ward.
w. c. Adams and wife, of Chill
cothe, and DR.. Craige and wife, c
Sabina, were called here on Thursda
by the serious illness of Elias Adam
Those who had the work of repair
ing the pixies in this vicinity hav
about completed their work.
Mrs. M. A. Adams was quite sic
for few days last week.
Misses Ester Larkin and Edit
Horseman we're the guests OF Greel
field friends on Monday last.
, Benjamin Anders, of Olive Chape
was the guest of Azariah Fisher an
wife on Thursday.
Leesburg baseball club came owe
|, Saturday and crossed bats with til
Highland club, Highland being victt
with a score of IL to9.
Mark Slaughter, who has been dri'
ing wagon for some time for W. \
Ross, gave up his position and lei
J Monday for Columbus, where he wi
attend Commercial college.
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Special For Saturday, Sept. 10.
BEAUTIFUL GLASSWARE.

Fruit Stand Cake
Stand Sizes
brilliant
articles
home Hro and vicinity standing advertisement OF the
probably
late customers from
taking than piece We prices as follows:
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1 to 2 p. m.

GRANITWARE.
A large first quality Gran
lite Dipper, regular price
25c, this hour. T.. .1Oc
a nice 2.quart, first quality
fruit preserving Kettle,
regular price 25c, this
One lot first quality blue and
white granite Fry Pans,
regular price 22c, this
h0ur. 14c
A few Tea Kettles left from
former sale. You can
have them this hour. . .4Sc
First quality seamless gran
lite drinking Cups, regu.
lar price l5c, this hour. SC
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4 to 10 p. m.

AT RANDOM.
All Mems 25c and SOC
Neckwear, this hour.
...............17c and %
Ladies' Silk Carriers, put
up In pair in a box,
regular price 25c, this
h0ur...........,.....16 .16c
Crepe paper, assorted
colors, regular price
10c roll, this hour. &c
And all goods remain
ing unsold that is ad-
vertised, at the price
as advertised.
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9 to 10 a. m.


wOODENWARE
s at. Tin Dish Pan l3c, this
hour. r.............. NC
Large size Colander regu-
lar price 10c, this hour. &c
8 at. retinndd Preserving
Kettles, regular price 2Sc
this hour. l5c
at. Tin Nickle Plated Cof-
fee Pot, regular price l5c
this hour. ................9C &c
All l3c, 23c, 39c Wooden
Bowles this hour. &c lie 2Sc
l0c Rolling Pin, this hr.. .7c
sc Wooden Potato Masher
this hour. r................ .2c
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2 to 8 p. m.

NOTIONS.
All our &c and 7c School
States, this hour. &c and AZ
Double noiseless Sc b ool
States, regular price I5c
and zoe, this hour. 49,.
.................10 .10c and l3c
School Umbrellas, regular
price Toe, this hour. j. .49S
A good Sewing Table, regu.
lar price 75c, this hour. .42e
Fifty good white Envelopes,
this hour for. :. %,
Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, regu-
lar price 95c, this hour. .73,
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~ to 1 p. m.

ALL OVER
THE STORE.
First quality Cotton Bat.
ting, this hour, per Id. .. &c
Regular l0c box Mica Axle
Grease, this hour. -. SC
Good s-day Clocks, wood
carved cases, hour and
half hour strike, regular
price 2.25, this hour. 81 .sf
Bay Rum, regular price lOc,
this hour. &c
Space forbids us to
list our Jewelry, so we
will just let you have il
at a
70 Per Cent. Reduction.
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II to ~ a. m.

III TO IL q. m.
SHELF
HARDWARE.
10c Bread Knives, wooden
handle, steel blade, this
Dover Patent Egg Beater,
regular 10c article, this
10c Broom Holder, this
hour. r.....................5t .5t
10c Meat Hackers, this
hOur. 30
Kitchen Clever, something
that should be in every
home, regular price 25c,
this hour. Ia
Bevel clinch harness rivets,
regular price &c, this
hour. AZ
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8 to 4 p. m.

W ps AAAs
IQUEENsWARE,
GLASSWARE,
One lot decorated Flower
Pots or Jardinieres, regu-
lar price l5c, this hour. Sc
One lot decorated Cuspi.
dors, regular price l5c,
this hour. 81
One lot of Cups and Saucers
that sell for 43c, this
nOur. 34t
One quart Crea m Pitcher,
semi.porcelain, regular
price 15c, this hour. 10
A nice 10c glass Pickle Dish,
j this hour.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21


Koniecznie chez Wm6Wit
sWszystkich, ze tylko pro-
stak, wiesniak, moze bye re-
ligiijny, pobozny, DO Wyso-
kiego SWieckiego wyksztalce-
MANA laden spos6b 2 goraca
Wiara polaczyc ME MONA.
Czyz to ME szczyt glupo-
ty? czyz Wolno dzisiejszym
liberation tWierdzi6, ze Wszys-
.cy nasi uczeni, artysci j gle
niusze ME zyli WedIug zasad
WARY Swietej?
4 jednak, pan exprofesor
kt6rego szydfa z liberalnego
worka coraz wiecej wycho-
dza, krzyczy:: ,,dajcie spok6j
2E4&& N-HG-y&&S L $500
nauce religii, DO dzieciaki CO
raz g}upsze,a to ola tego, ze
"a wiele i'm sic gada " szko-
lie o Bogu, o sumieniu, Q
grzechu, a "a maio Q ewolu-
cyl, 0 malpiem pochodzeniu,
0 glebokiej nauce znajomo6ci
history pewnego pana ex-
profesora".
Bog obdarzyl czlowieks
wolna VIOLA i W pewnym sen.
sic zrzekl sic " czesci praw !
rzad6w ma rzecz nasza.
Jezeli VIOLA czlowieka PREY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

WARSZAWA. Stracenie de-
zerter6w wojskowych. War
szawski korespodent ,Kurye-
ra Pozna6skiego" donosi, re
W Warszawie przylapano
trzech zyd6w zolnierzy kt6rzy
wylosowani ma daleki Wsch6d
zde zertow1ali;namocy wyroku
sqdu wojennego powieszonloo
ich ma. stokach cytadeli. Ko-
respondent ten .dodaje, re
:dezertacya zyd6w-zolnierzy
jest .ogromna. - Wystawa
powszechna, ~zapowiedziana "
Warszawie ma rok 1905 spo-
tyka sic 2 wielu trudnoscia-
mi powodu wojny. Komi-
sya wystawowa, ma kt6rej cze.
le stoi hr. WI. Tyszkiewicz,
zajmuje sic stale pracam1
~przygotowawczemi, DO wojna
moze sic skodczyc " jesieni
albo "a rok ma wiosne i dla
otworzenia wystawy ME be.
die przeszkody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-21

a niIe1nl,alpellInliit. sie b51.!ed1n1temll'i "a q
sadami; aze tax jest ma
myjasny dow6d 2 rozumgo-
wan liberalow: u Mich lada
glupiec, byle tylko byl Wy
oWnylWyszczekany z pre-
proszeniem) uchodzi "a
-medrca; oszust, ma kt6rego
sumieniu ciazy krzyWda
WIDOW i sier6t, to cz1oWiek
sprytny, zreczny; oszczerca to
czlopiek dowcipny; rozpu-
stink, to czlowiek kt6ry umie
rye " swiecie i re swiatem;
bezboznik, to filozof, pre-
wyzszajacy fnozof6w starozyt-
|nych.
ErE&4l.. = a=#E E&&4 #-E.@lE&
.Chcecie sic przekona6, re
ME przesadzam, prosze i5t
zabaWic sic " towarzystWie
madrych liberal6w, albo wy
sluchac ich gfebokich NOV
ma obchodach, zebraniach
sejmaeh j tax dalej.
Ably zaimponoWac, jak ME.
raz sami m6wia, glupim chic.
pom, pala frazesa mic ME
|zpaczace, wymys1aja Ma tych
kt6rzy twierdza, re do zboznei
piracy, trzebai wysilk6w ludz'
kich i 1aski Bozej,