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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Ri. Young has gone to Tunk pond
for few days.
e. q. Smith, attended the annual en-
campment Of the G. A. X. at Bangor last
week.
Rev. ]. E. Whitmore, OF Lincoln, will
preach here Sunday morning, and at the
Corner in the afternoon.
A conference was held at the church
Hast Thursday. Rev. 1. B. Mower, State
secretary, was present, and spoke words
of encouragement.
Rev. G. F. Sibley, of Franklin, has
been holding q eeries OF revival meetings
here and at Mt. Desert Ferry the past two
weeks. Mr.. Sibley is a faithful, earnest
worker.
Arthur, Clifford and Colmsn, sons Of
Jesse White, OF East Sullivan, have been
here the past week, hauling wood for their
grandparents, stephen Merchant and wife,
who are occupying the home Of the late
W. G. Crabtree.
Mrs. A. E. Wooster, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter
at Waitham, Mass, left last "Wednesday
for New York to join her sisters, Mrs. f..
III. Watson, of that city, aud Mrs. II. A..
Brown, OF Bar Hsrbor, for an extended
visit to their sister, Mrs. T. J. Hodgkins,
In Chicago.
Feb. %, VS.
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WEST FREMONT.

Miss Halle Murphy spent q few days
with her sisters this week.
Gardner Lawson, who broke his wrist
some time ago, IL improving.
Miss Mile Reed, OF Duck island, 10
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ashbury Lopaus.
The teacher OF the grammar school,
Miss Myra II. Powers, gave party to her
school at her home at Seal Cove Friday
evening.
Abbie E. Lurvey and daughter Dorothy
OF Southwest Hsrbor, who have been Wis
iting her brother, W. II. Lunt, and other
relatives, returned home Sunday.
Misses Helen Murphy and Evelyn
Lunt, who attended the party given by
Miss Powers Friday evening, spent the
night and next day with Miss Lunt's
aunt, Mrs. w. ID. Walls.
Feb. p. THELMA
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Eetss see other pages
HANCOCK POINT.

Arthur Lounder is home for few days.
Joseph Tufts is home from Hyde's
Point.
c. A. Penney has recovered from his
recent illness.
S.. johnson has finished filling his ice
house at the Point.
Miss May Young has gone to West
Gbu Idsboro fora visit.
Mrs. W. A. crabtree expects to return
home the last Of the week.
s. j Johnson and wife are reported as
much Improved in health.
Mrs Hackett Is visiting her grand
caogheer, Mrs. Lilly Merchant.
Henry A. Ball has so far recovered from
his Illness as to Dc able to be oot.
Mrs. Lettie Hopkins and little son, OF
Trenton, are visiting her parents, A. M.
Cater and wife.
All are sorry to learn that one OF the
children of ]. q. Brewster, formerly OF
this place, is III with diphtheria.
There was gift ball at the corner last
Friday evening, rife aud shotgun being
the prizes. Arthur Lounder drew the
rifle, and Rufus Stratton the shot gun.
Feb. q. Il.
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BLUEHILL.
Feb. II.

Arthur Howard, who has been confined
to the house with erysipeiss In the face, IL
out again.
Thursday the ladies' circle was enter
tanned in the vestry by Mesdames Ciara
Abram, Fannie Parker and Kate Ather-
ton.
The roll-call meeting In the Congrega-
tionai vestry Wednesday evening was
pleasant occasion, and there was good at
tendance. It opened with devotionsi ex'
ercises led by the pastor, Rev. E. Bean.
Mrs L. L. Partridge, clerk, read an ex'
ceilent report, and also the letters re-
ceived from absent members. Esch
department of church work was reported
After the business meeting there was
social. Refreshments were served by Mrs
Herrick's Sunday school class.
Mrs. Ella M. BiBckley attended the
State department convention at bangor
last week as delegate fr, m the James A.
Garfield W. r. c. She will give report
of the convention next Saturday evening
at the corps meeting. Last Saturday
evening the corps celebrated washing
tons birthday. The post was invited.
Mrs. Alice Butler, chairman OF the enter
tainment committee, had prepared
Washington pie ian imitation one
covered with paperl, and each member,
from her piece OF pie, drew forth seiec-
ton to read relating to Washington. The
novel entertainment was much enjoyed.
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The following Is taken from Lowell
paper which also contained aEpicture OF
Lieut.. Webster:
Peter s. Webster. lieutenant of Hose . in Lin
colu street, died suddenly shortly after O'CLOCK
this morning, death having resulted from neu.
ralxia of the heart. The deceased was around
the firehouse yesterday enjoying the best OF
health, and last night made tour OF the district
around the station TO see II any Of the street
lights were out, and returning went 10 bed
about 3 O'Clock.
At 1880 George Chapman. a. call man who
sleeps In the frehouse, when to bed, ard saw
Webster who WAS sound aieep at the time. At
IL 2a Webster awoke and complained of pain
across his chest, and asked Chspman to 20 for
doctor.
Chapman hurried to the residence OF DR.
Wesley Sawyer, who was soon on hand, hut oc-
spite all that medical skill could do, he passed
away at l.o9 this morning.
The deceased had been a member of the fire
department since May, 1854. and had seemed to
he enjoying good health of late, excepting that
he complained Of what be termed dyspepsia,
but an examination showed. that death resulted
from neuralgia of the heart.
Mr.. webstei's family, which consists Of his
vie and two children. resides at As London
street, and though they were sent for, when II
was found that he was ing, they did not arrive
until after his death. The body was removed
to his home this morning. His age was fifty
six years. four months anu seven days
A letter received later says: alt was
very SAD ana impressive funeral. The
hremen marched to the grave, aud as tht
procession left the house the fire-bel OF
Hose 8 toiled."
Mrs. Webster was Emily Peters, daugh-
ter OF the late Rufus Peters, of Bluehiii.
The family is deeply afflicted In the loss
fat her.
Eab
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BROWNSVILLE.
Feb. p.

Mark II. Grindle has purchased horse
OF Brookiin parties.
Z. E. Geindle aud daughter Agatha, OF
Stonington, were 10 town recently.
Miss Carrie T. Grindie, who has been
seriously III for the past week, is i'm
proving.
The Maine Lake Ice Co. ceased opera
tions Feb. 20. and most of the employees
from out OF town have returned to their
homes.
Miss Abbie Hinckiey has entered the
hospital at Portland, and will become q
trained nurse. Her friends here wish her
the best OF success in the noble work.
Miss Lizzie Campbell, W no has been at
tending the high school at Ellsworth, is
home. This home coming is a sad one
for her, as she has recently lost her oni,
sister, and as the little one died of diph.
iberia, she was not allowed to return be-
fore.
Feb % l.
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WALTHAM.
LoNoFELLow LEAGUE,
Feb. %.

By Invitation the Longleslow league Of
district No. met with Mrs. Sadie Has
lam Feb. 10. Although showing hard,
most OF the mem bers arrived early.
The meeting was called to order By the
vice president, Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan.
Alter business came tine reading OF the
paper by the editor, Miss Elizabeth Jor-
dan, which proved very interesting, es'
pecially the camping out" story By Miss
Bessie Jordan, one OF the members who Is
In the woods for the winter.
"a True Dog" Story found favor with
the boys, and when they ciapped at the
end of the reading the very dog appeared
Sn the scene. and osrsed as though to
voucn for It's truthfuiness. After the
OF the reading paper the following pro-
gramme WIS carried out:
nusie -Instrumentai.. Miss Marion Jordan
Duet, Mrs Elizabeth Jordan, Miss Erma Jordan
Music-lnstrumental ......Miss Bessie Jordan
Recitation-"why Went to the Foot"
Aiiss Erma Jordan
song..............- ......Mrs Elizabeth Jordan
Music ..........-..-.-... ...Miss Grace Joren
A vote OF thanks was extended to Mrs.
Hsslam for the invitation to meet at her
nome, after which the meeting was CLOSED
IN due form. Then came the social hour
when candy and nuts were passed around.
All started for their homes feeling wei
repaid for the eff Jrt made to demonstrate
their motto:
Learning is wealth.
Perseverance the watch word.
success at last.
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BIRCH HARB0R.

Sumner P. Mills, of Stonington, was in
town Sunday.
Frank Huckins and wife visited friends
iu Winter Harbor Saturday.
w. F. Davis and wife called on friends
In West Gouidsboro Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. w. Pettee, who has been very
III, lie so far recovered as to ride out.
Capt. Ezra Over had the misfortune to
fall into his lobster pound Saturday.
Help being at hand, he suffered nothing
worse than a cold bath.
At the annual meeting OF the Baptist
society held Thursday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
c. A. Crane; vice president, NJ. II.
Coombs; treasurer, l.. e. Hancock; clerk
F. W. Coomos; jsnitor, A. J. Lindsey.
Feb. y Z.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Miss Alice G. Bunker visited friends
in Bar Hsrbor last week.
Clarence Nickerson and wife, OF Mt.
Desert Ferry, were in town Thursday.
Miss NJ. Z. Moon and Mrs. Frank Z.
Robertson we're In Ellsworth last We'd
nesday.
Robertson & Hsvey are going to COM
meDce business Feb. q, employing few
cutters.
What came near being . bad accident
occurred last Wednesday night. While
Brigham Gordon was driving home from
West Sullivan he encountered a huge snow
drift, upsetting the sleigh and throwing
him out. But for the timely assistance OF
r. G. Robertson, there probably would
have been a smssh-up. The damage was
slight.
Feb. q. M.
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EST GoULDSBoR0.

Mrs. Linwood sargent is on the sick list.
Miss Lizzie A. Haii. Of East Sullivan,
Is at Mrs. +. T.. Noyes.
Miss Lula Rice rpert Sunday at her
home in Birch tiarbor.
Wymsu Young, wife and daughter
Geneva spent Sunday Ia No. Z, Stenben.
Mrs. Charles Sargent, OF Sorrento, Is
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Epps
Sargent.
f. NJ. Stevens and wife, who have been
living with Mrs. Stevens mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Shaw, have moved home.
Nsster Chandler aud Miss Dorothy
Noyes, who spent last week with their
aunt, Mrs. J. B. johnson, returned home
Sunday.
Feb D. l..
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SOMESVILLE.

Andrew Somes came home Thursday
from Northdeld; VT.
Mrs. Arthur Candage, OF Seal Hsrbor,
Is visiting Mrs. L. E. Pray.
e. W. Richardson and Holsey Bianch-
ard are employed at Seal Harbor.
The Drama, any Lady DARRELL" or "The
Strsnge Marriage was presented in
Masonic hall Thursday and Friday even
ings, Feb. IL and u. under the auspices OF
the o. e. S. The first night the house was
sized audience. It was four-sct drama
with the villain conspicuous at all times.
II $p't along very smoothly, and all parts
wees well TAKEN. 8s174E
Fab If H
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MARLBOhO.

David hosley aud Nahum Hodg kins
are poorly.
8. ii. Remick, wife and little daug hter
went to Egypt Saturday TO visit his
daughter, Mrs. E. g. Burnham.
Several from here attended the enter
tainment at Lamoine last Friday evening
given by the high school. Melvin and
Homer Wilbur attended this school this
winter, walking q distance Of three miles
without missing q single day, and were
late only once.
Feb, %. AREN
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Oasis chapter, o. E. g., held lizard
Times Soshul" Friday evening at Masonic
nail which was most enjoyable affair.
supper was served from until O'Clock
to about seventy five. Fines were col
lecied from those who were dressed too
extravagantiy for the occasion, and an
interesting programme consisting of
vocal and instrumental music and farce
entitled, an Afternoon with the Doctor
was presented. Mrs. Louise Hooper and
Oliver Newman received prizes for being
toe most "sootably" dressed. The whole
affair was most successful, and great
credit is due the committee who were in
charge.
Feb. q. SPEC.
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BASS HARBOR.
Daniel Benson shot fox last week.

Daniel Benson shot fox last week.
town Friday.
Odd Fellows here are planning to at
tend the district convention at Ellis wort h
on the 18th.
A. J. Bahbidge and wife were here FRI
day on their way home to Bar asrbor.
They have been visiting their parents at
Colts Island.
The papers last week reported every
harbor ice bound from Esstport to Port
land. This hsrbor is entirely free from
ice, owing to the unremitting efforts oil
the scaiiop and lobster fishermen, who
have broken up the ice nearly every day
Feb. %. X. Y. z.
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SOUTH GoULDsBoRo.

william Andrews is Ill again.
Mrs. o. q. Bunker 10 in poor health.
Ernest Myrick cut bis foot quite badly
last week.
j. II. Hammond, who has been Ill for
several days with bad cold, Ia out.
Miss Grace Woodwork, OF Winter Hsr-
Dor, was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Sadie Hooper, Saturday night and Sunday.
@. T. Hooper met with an accident last
week by getting upset while on his way
to Winter Harbor He escaped injury, but
damaged his sleigh badly.
Feb. %. IL.
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Roderick Csndage and George Bickford
are III.
Elmer Young has moved back from
Granite.
las Linda Candage is at East Bluehill
visiting her sister, Mrs John Cousins.
The friends OF Angus Henderson and
wife, who have recently moved into their
new house, met with them Feb 10 for a
reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson were
presented with a handsome couch, rock
ing-chair, sofa pillow by Mrs. J. Eaton
and Mrs. s. Webber, of Rockland, and
other articles.
Feb, IL. n
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HANCOCK.
SPRAY

Percy Walker and wife went to Donaid's
pond saturday.
The friends of Mrs, Joseph Crabtr'e
are panied to know OF her serious Illness
at tire home of her daughter, Mrs. W. S.
Stratton, in Portland.
George Osse~. who was employed on
tae granite work OF toe Baltimure court
house, is ut home for short stay. Tne
ORR has been suspended because Of the
recent fire.
A school improvement league, called
the Lincoln lesgue, has bee" formed
with the following offic' rss President,
Miss Bertha Cline; vice. president, Capt.
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DEDHAM.

Miss Lena Black is visiting In Bang
Calvin Ellington is at work for Waldo
Cowing getting out pulpwood.
Guy BurriIl is expected home Feb. q
from Little Deer Isle, where be Is teach.
ing.
Mrs. A. @. Hooper, who has recently
undergone a critical surrical operation,
Is gaining. A host OF friends hope for
her rapid recovery.
The many friends OF c. J. Gambler, for
many years a resident OF this town. regret
to hear OF his serious Illness ct the home
OF bis son, c. c. Gambler, at North Ellis
worth.
Feb. y. B.
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purpose of organizing sewif G circle
The following officers we're elected: Mrs.
Louisa Jellison, president; Mrs Msude
Robertson, vice. president; Mrs. Frances
Ssavey, secrel airy; Mrs. Cora Slower, treas
urer; committee on WORK, Mrs. Cora
Slower, Mrs. Amanda Nash, Mrs. Minnie
Braedon. Next Thursday the ladies will
be entertained by Mrs. Maude Robertson.
Feb II. SPEC.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Guaranteed Catarrh Cure.
George A. Parcher VIII Return
Mon ~ II Hyomei Fails. No
Stomach Dosing.

Hyomei has made so many cures of
the most chronic and deep-seated
cases of catarrh, that George A.
Parcher considers it specific in this
disease.
Mr.. Parcher extends an invitation
TO all catarrh sufferers to call at his
store and purchase Hyomei outfit
with the distinct understar ding that
it will be absolutely free unless it eff
fects cure.
The chief reason for the unusual
success of Hyomei in the treatment of
catarrhal troubles and other diseases
of the air passages, is the fact that it
cures bya new principle, impregnating
the air you breathe with healing and
germ-killing balsams. On this &C
count it reaches the seat of the disease
in way impossible TO pills. drugs or
other stomach dosing.
Many of Mr.. Parcher's customers
who have suffered with catarrh since
childhood have been cured completely
by this scientific remedy.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
81, and consists of an inhaler that can
be carried in the purse or pocket,
medicine dropper and a bottle of
Hyomei. Extra bottles can be oh
tanned for Soc, making it most
economical remedy for the cure OF
catarrh. -
Do not suffer longer with catarrhal
disorders, but get Hyomei outfit
from q. A. Parcher, under his guar
antee to return the money il it fails.
You run no risk whatever. If IL
cures, the treatment is not expensive,
while If it fails, Mr.. Parcher viii re
fund your money. and it costs you
absolutely nothing.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Fred Milliken has gone to Bar Harbor
to work.
w. K. Springer has been very Ill, but is
improving.
Melvin Smith, who is employed by the
Maine Central, is home for visit.
Miss Mertie Stratton, OF Hancock, Is
stopping for a few weeks with W. K.
Springer and wife.
Mrs. Maud GoogiDs has gone to Franz
ingham, Mass, to join her husband who
Is employed there.
Feb. q. SUMAC.
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l. axaINS 0EOmO V1M@mc ri ~ oasvuy

short term OF private school at the viil,pe
school rooms Monday of last week,
Presiding Elder r. L. Hayward held
quarterly conference at the Methodist
vestry Saturday evening, and went to East
BIuehiIi with the pastor, Rev. 5. ID. Me.
Grsw, Sunday.
Feb. -. a
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SPEC.
AMHERST.

L. E. and William Crosby have moved
out OF the woods.
Rev. Mr.. Freeman is with us again altar
a weeks visit at his home in Brewer.
The grange has bought the tannery
stors, and intends to move it to more
cor venient locality, and fit It up for a
grange hall.
Feb. q. r.
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SUMAC.
MI. DESERT.

3D." writing from Beach Cliffs, is res
pectfuIly informed that THE AMERICAN
cannot print anonymous communications
IL 3D." will kindly send his Tor her)
name, the matter sent can be used.
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MARIAvILLE.

Mrs. Samuel FROST is quite Ill with the
grip, and others are seriously afflicted.
Mrs. Frank Frost has gone to Brewer to
thesome of her sister for medical treat
meAt.
The long. hoped for rain is filling many
wells and springs that have not been dry
for years.
Feb % a.
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~ never saw such an exclusive family
"Tbst's easily explained" "How.r
They've cut loose from the society they
bad, and they can't get into the society
they SEEK
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Feb.22
SURRY.

Capt. G. NJ. Coulter is home from Bos-
ton.
Capt. Charles Wood and Mrs. j. E.
Gott are still on the sick list.
Mrs. Nellie Hagerthy commenced q
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
advertisements.
--~~-N% %ON~ ~ - ~
Consumption

Salt pork is a famous old
fashioned remedy for con-
sumption. "Eat plenty of
pork" was the advice to the
consumptive SO and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
Scott Emulsionisthem
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
5ough for sensitive stomachs.
SCOTS Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos-
phites in SCOTS Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
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SORRENTO.

Several ladies In town met at the home
of Mrs. Louisa Jellison Feb. IS for the
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FATHER SAID "HURRAH"!


the
chat without help oas nu We
Thu wooD
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COUNTY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR

For additional County Nc'cs see other pages
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
$500 "a Soc.

Najlepszy przyjjaciel predict wan
zrobi zaw6d, niz Severy olej st.
Gothard'a, kt6ry stoi ma czele
wszystkich liniment6w. czYwiecie
co robi slave dobrego linimentu!
Cos, co przenika sk6re tkankee,
aprawia gietko56 stawom musku:
}om, 4agodzi.i usmierza Dol natych.
Mast, sprawia ulge puclhlinie j le--
czy skaleczenia. Otto co Seyery olej
St. Gotharda robi. Jest to najsku.
teczniejszy przeciwnik tych czegstych
nawiedzen jak romatyzm, podaggra,
zagniezdzona neuralgia j mne b6le
prxyrodne v piersiach ggardle,
plecach.
Pomoglo tysi2com osdb, vice ]
wan pomoze. Przytaczamy nasrtee-
pujacy wyjatek : listu piissaaneggo
przez pana 8. a. Yedlik, 2 Lone
Free, Iowa: ,,By}em nawiedzony
b6lem krzyza j lezatem y 46zka ME
mcgee sic poruszyt. Mole %polozennie.
widocznie stawa1o sic co raz ggorsze.
Posla}em pc butelkee Severy oleju
St. G otlard'a i Y przeciaegu CITE
rech dni, zdolny bylem do sied.enia
i pisania. Obeonie wykonuje SAN,
ws5ystkka Pr1a'csse Jest g r.eessywisoise
xnamienlte lekarstwo, lekarstwo bez
.kt6irego nlechoe bYd chod5yyscie
mi ohoiei dad Y zanlnian $500 q
butelke.n severy olei 81. Go 'ttl de
kosstuje ylko SOC. sgkkso'ro :
spr65bujecie, bedsiecie 90 zawsse
mied v domowemn ggespedarstxjes..,
M sprzedai y kaadej aptece aalboI
" seyera 9 .CedarRa Rapids
Iovs. Prsynsnsxienniao l,oo||
lab . ~ M
f3fasaSaSiSEsSSasal SSsS5TS N asSSSsSsasA Sassssaa a ssS sSSgs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
ABONENT.
z BAY CITY, Mich.
Dnia 5 Lutego 1904
szanowny Redaktorze!

Jak nnajjupr4eejjmniiej upraszamn.
hskawe umieszczeniie niniejszycl
SLOW KILN v lamach swego piism.
Y odpowiedi w. Przybyssew'
skiemu. ot6k W. Przybyszewski '
Eswym sspargale napadt ma moja Q
sobe beg przyczyDy, wynn eniaja,
mole iim,e j naEwisko, ably mnie ,
ohydzit wsr6d tutejszej polonii .,
90 sobie daataea ME -aaalln&yl1emL
Prowadsae swdj interea
|przez ostatnie 10 lat, przez nikogo
|doted nie bYlem szarpAny gaze
tach; ]: u ds,1 Prtybysse~.ki ~
saty 10 ws.elkich godnotci j ucsci-
wo1ci, i4tsv ten lego wiasna wins
leo. MECH ME s4d.i nikogo podaul
- slaele :. - i. 81 Il IS.
Q zaj6ciu Y 1okalu p. tGiiniecfite'
rsbusiach, q kt6rJohv spo--
nina szpargat ], Pravdi'' ME abso>
tlutnie nie.Asiem. Ale to mogl
spowiedsiec, ze takim m6gi byt
wtenczas tylko sam. P rzybyszswski,
Et#Ray&zS.&ASa1E L.E1. 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
q DaRockiego Pucka.

Ala biedze kochany drechu! ~
bestiniku jak sc miewosz brace
10 meslol ze twoly zebra ju jacz.
chicagowsczy bufka 1ogryzoI, ze T.
.tesz bel " nym tyjatrze upiekly
iedno wlem re " taczy belle q
nigde ME chodzel, ale czel jeama 9,
tax zdrow zeszia jo weszukom1od n
swoiy, DO beh jem wczora v miesc,
u tobak Szpenra = len decht now
bufel odem : to co g mosceWo to
baka. - Ale 10. KochallnlY :tdre--
chu q mas lak j wszeedze, IA tyynn
bozym swiece kas.dy jaak moz't
swoje biede piece. Ne Ne tu miels
paraluszny mros wiatrzesRal, !
tech dniach ale dlotego naszy kno-
pc tel sci % jeden opartoly.s bocan
5tesz tn j tam komus skrzeczka prs.e-
niiese Tusw naszym miesee iedny.
go dnia % xrobiel taczy dym, e
.belo cxesto cemno, : chtos zaswrze.
szczol: od.ia! IN piec. minut Ecalyy
miasto jak be se y kotle ggotowalo;;
w dzwon bin alarern, : fajjermnaa'n li
maszynamy 7 wsi lay lotajs;
prawie caly miasto be1ozjakszalgo,,
~: ledze lotalejak glupi, jedny
dregiech xwrocalle, bo tam sam sam
ieden lezo1 do gore noggamy par1z 's
wrocol, iassEchtos REX ohtesx g
tam IL ymnoro.es to?To
Walk. ex s's,asa's
cssuhse,gn.n1 boom
20 !