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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-11
The NIsER's DAUGHTER
CHAPTER vr1r.-(Continued. J
By fi0NRH De BALzAc

CHAPTER vf11.-(Continued.)
Eugene said nothing. and raised her
eyes to heaven. Her generous instincts.
no long repressed and dormant, had been
suddenly awakened, and every kindly
thought had been harshly checked as It
had arisen. Odtwardly this evening
passed Just as thousands Of others had
passed In their monotonous lives, but for
the two women II was the most painful
that they had ever spent. Eugene sew
Cd without raising her head: she took
nonotice Of the work box which Charles
had looked at so scornfulyl yesterday
evening. Nine. Grandet knitted away at
her cuffs. Grandet sat twirling his
thumbs. absorbed In schemes which
should one day bring about results that
would startle Saumur. Nanon was spin.
ming; the whirr Of her wheel wns the
only sound In the great room beneath the
gray-painted rafters.
''Our tongues don't 20 very fast" she
said. showing her large teeth, white as
blanched diamonds.
"There Ii no call for them to co." an.
swersd Grandet, reused from his calcu-
1ations.
lie behcld vision Of the future--he
saw eight millions In three years time
he had set forth on long voyage upon
Q golden sea.
LET us 60 to bed. I will 90 up md
wish my nephew good night from you
oil, and see II he wants anything"
MIMI. Grandet stayed on the landing
outside her room door to hear what her
worthy husband might say to Charles.
Eugene. holder than her mother, went a
step or two up the second flight.
"Well, nephew. you are feeling I'M
happy? Yes, cry. It IL only natural. a
father IL a father. But we must benr
our troubles patiently. Whilst you have
been crying have been thinking for you;
am kind uncle. you see. Come, don't
lose heart. But you are all In the dark." "
Grandet went on. That's bad-that's
bad.> One ought to see what one In do
ing. What. a wax candle! Where have
they Rshed that from? I believe the
wenches would pull up the floor Of my
house to cook eggs for that boy"
Mother and daughter, hearing these
words. fed to their rooms and crept into
their beds like frightened mice.
Mime. Grandet. you have a lot Of
money somewhere, II seems" said the
vine grower, walking into his wife's
rooms.
II am saying my prayers, dear" fal.
tered the poor mother.
"very well. Good night. Tomorrow
morning shall have something to say to
YOU"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-11
CHAPTER Y.


Now, II ever In his life, Grandet dis.
played all the shrewdness which he had
acquired In the course Of his long eXpe-
rience OF men and business. and all the
cunning which had gained him the nick
name OF "old fox" among those who had
felt his teeth little too sharply.
"M-m-inOnsieur 10 P-p-president, you
were s's'snying that b-b-bankruptcy-"
Here the trick of stammering which
1t Ind pleased the vine grower to assume
SO long ago that every one believed It
to he natural to him, grew so unhearably
tedious for the Cruchot pair. that as
they strove to catch the syllables they
made unconscious grimaces. moving their
lips as Il they would fain finish the
words III which the cooper entangled
both himself and them at his pleasure.
The present business required more
deafness, more stammering. more of the
Macy clrcumlocutions In which Grandet
was wont to involve himself, than any
previous transaction In his life; for, In
the asst place. he wished to throw the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
4 Nocturnal Experience
a wellknown citizen o. the couI

~ ctbAVu
round about Las Vegas. who keeps
rooms In town. had occasion 70 pro
~nouncc maladietinns upon the lack d
hotel accommodations In the city.
The gentleman had been for a trip to
the southwark and returned 20 the
city on the early morning train. which,
Al Las yegnns know. arrives at the
mccarthy hour Of las O'Clock. Quite
uneuncerned, he made his way 70 his
room. What was hts surprise, % md
his led occupied by two huaky.looking
men.
The men we're routed ont. but when
they explained that a friend Of the san
Miguel county man. believing Tint he
would be AWAY for some days longer,
sent them Ia the room 70 prevent
them sleeping out IN the cold, the
obliglng newcomer calamity decided
ID leave tho strangers In possession
and TO fare forth In search of accom-
modations. He knew the ropes. he
declared, and could easily ind the
place. III ho repaired 10 the casta
media, TO Ia Pension. 10 III Dorado and
10 every hotel In the city He couldn't
get even a cot.
His driver agreed 70 find him 4
private room. but II was long before
the quest resulted In success
II Ii scarcely TO be wondered at
TINT the gentleman In question y IN
favor az d new hotel for Las Vegas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
AIrncs, Lent.

The present week will be a gay one
IN social circles 4 good heginning
Was made 81 the card party given hy
Mrs w H Upton last night, 10
night Mr. and Mrs n Z Tanpert will
entertain a number u friends. Also
from seven a ten, Misses MAY and
RUBY sChio,t wllI receive their friends
in honor II Miss winnifred Rates
who will leave tomorrow for her new
home in Tucson Thursday after
noca Mrs ! RichIes and her danght
~ Miss Jeanette eal size i card
party Friday afternoon. Mrs " 3
Hiett viii entertain.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Il WAS IN COLORADO Wnen the 6tates
hood bill passed" said d. c. Winters.
this morning. The same session OF
congress which saw Colorado come In
saw the defeat OF the Elkins bill
providing for the admission OF New
| Mexico. Al that time Colorado and
New Mexico were practically on q
bar. Denver vas d small town; puc-
bio. d hamlet, and Trinidad consisted
Of q few shacks. New Mexico had
nj that time more people than Colo
RADIO. They we're equally progressive
and intelligent people New Mexico's
resources were superior TO those Of
Colorado, In the opinion OF the east.
crn people, Colorado and New Mexi.
% were III the same class But IN Ave
years after The passage OF the atate.
hood bill, Colorado aud New Mexico
could not b. mentioned IN the same
ternss. People pushed 70 the Centen.
MAJ hlatet lUt fesunl1th M0t oAlpoi'
cd, capital was freely expended, and
the advance Of the state became the
pride OF tho nation. Colorado went
ahead and New Mexico remained sta
lionary, because the one was admitted
10 statehood and the other was forced
10 remain d territory. by all means
We should take joint statehood II all
present hope OF separate statehood
liz vain.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
Iroon nAn M. q. M. N.

The cavalry troop which will pres.
ent Soldiers OF Fortune" tomorrow
night Is one Of the most worthy or.
foundations of the city. Il tends 70
make manly fellows Of its younger
members and II gives to all of them a
training which Is beneficial physically
and morally and may be Of lnestima.
Bile value To all In time Of unexpected
need. The boys are not TO be consid.
cred as objects OF charity; they are
worth far more 70 the community than
they ask from II, both directly and I'M
directly. For instance, through their
Organization Las Vegas will be adern.
ed with a $500 armory within a year,
III all probability The troop does not
80 a.begging, once d year they put
on a performance at the opera house
and for this. even. they do not solicit
a sale III tickets asking only of the
business houses an advertisement III
their program.
Tomorrow night the company Will
present that lively piece. Soldiers 81
Fortune" and that II Will be mn I'LL
losahle occasion II needless 10 ny
The cast Is letter perfect in their lines
and the stage setting will be uneom
monty picturesque and perfect, There
should be. III heretofore. a full house
10 reward the Efforts Of the enternris.
Ing players.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02
Good Man RECOGNIZED.

c. Il Doll. who has been more than
a year with GRAF \ Hayward and
previously with j. Ii Stearns and
eight years With the Cartwright house
ut Santa fe, yesterday resigned his 20
sition with the former firm TO take the
place o. travelling salesman in New
Mexico and Arizona for The National
Biscuit company. an important and
lucrative position, The many warm
friends u Mr.. Doll in Las Vegas viii
IT, glad Ii learn III his good fortune
80 well deserved and viii also b,
pleased 10 know that his headauarter'
will he this city
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

A very pleasant gathering was IN
tertalned AZ The hoapitahle home 81
Or and Mrs w. n Upton last night
Progressive cnchro was the popular
form y amusement Mrs u Nj VIII
Jams wen 4 prise Tor the ten,haud AMI
Mrs chas. sporlcder for tho mos
points among the ladies The gentle
mans prize wAs Ven BY Mr. Il 1.
browne, II me CLOSING hours n III,
evening i delicious COLLATION. was dis
pensed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

The case OF the territory va Ed
ward Hale. charged with embezzleN
mont of tho funds Of the once q
treasurer IL Mora county while act.
Ing in the capacity OF treasurer, was
up before Chief Justice Milla In cham,
hers yesterday afternoon District
Attorney i. u Dayls represented Che
territory. Mr., Hale made no defense.
furnishing hail In the sum Of $4,000
IA required and letting the matter 80
over Ia the grand jury. Mr Hale
says he can make d satisfactory nc.
counting for aiI his acts when the
proper time comes,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

This esfpins ne esari ii dfssogs
~ ne Commercial slaa Mil hais
rsgalaF nsytpg amgps ysAss m,t.
tiers % ~ considered Sigi e a,s =
port q the miains committee a.
polhle,l some tins aso 10 msks !
sisl, IL 81 Ma,s eappef mill Il n,s.
ness 4 trial u Il copper III. | !,
understood that the tcpor, 81 il. com.
mi,,ee will endorse the min and vii,
say thai ? yer cent copper II sacs
"a that treated 81 liz plant aurlns
tho visit Of The committee viii naY
. Handsome profit. The committee
secures . sample 81 the ot, from
which ne ,sst Ms made aud stnl /,
10 Denver Tor m ASA, test The +,
cult corrr-pouded YER, closely with
the figures u value slsen BY he min
men.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

& u Harris, who has returned from
a trip e hts old home ii The Indian
territory, says thai conditions down
there arr not very favorable JUST ncs
The territory r. Il taet scr, aall
WIN lhv ccmlng Y icin, statehood
with Oklahoma the territcr, Is likei,
70 receive much benefit. hut some
,hing s ncedet aud thar speedily d
sise business " impetus I'll tprri
tory i sfsas ana richly endowed aud
should be as wtstlaY and pr,apcrnu.
A. any narl d the nation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

The mayor Of Tho town q Las Vegas
Ind the had misfortune Il break the
axei of hls family carriage on a rough
bi, Of road on Bridge street This Is
particularly tough because Don Mar
garlic has III ardansly and consistently
favored The grading 81 the street Tho
horse proved responsible and no one
In the rig WAS injured, The grading
contract has been let and there will
hN few more accidents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

rhe santa Ne won hy ISIS points III
tho bowling match played by tole.
graph last nigla The total scores
we're: Albuquerque. s7a0 Santa Pe,
agls. Tho scores we're received III
the pitts bowling alleys. and quite
a number were out TO hear them.
Thursday night the SANTA Re BOYS
NIL 81 ID Albuquerque for 4 match
game. Tho scores also viii he re-.
celyed at the local alleys,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Mrs, NJ Little. a gifted authoress,
nov IL Dallas. Texas. writes 10 Seere
.tary Coo " Money N the CONNER.
clal club tina, she has become inter.
ested In Las Vegas. She asks Tor
information as to the chances OF Sc
curing 4 desirable home here Mr.
Moneys response / q Mrs Little yes.
terdas was mailed with a dozen other
letters answering inquiries about the
city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Mrs q W simpson. a young ma
tron q twenty-five Who came here
four months ago II i very much n
dueed condition. died last evening
The lady was accompanied BY bel
husband from sharon, N D., and the
gentleman left on No : this after
noon. having In charge ne remains 81
his beloved young wife, Burial Win b.
NJ Sharon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

The ncmecrs a .he troupe shsca
Mil present Soldiers II Fortune ii
The opera house tomorrow uisht leok.
81 pfesi, A. The rehearsal AMI lid
their pictures taken ~ nashilgat
Pictures were secured u III az
scenee EXCEPT The first Tceaer pas
thc artist 4 MAJ II said thAt he
scenery usea ~ tae rlay viii u n
eepsioually pretty Amous liz feat.
urss MI be q iarse amour, u smiiaN
and somo beautiful palms dstect fro,a
Selliofnsa Which Mh ~ NJ asth
decorative eHret.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Tb oral report q the y Is Peter
son estate Mas Approved u the pro
aAss at tntay As a. also the In
sertrrs tke a af Marcus
BFaRsw8s
Narea ss.n mas 81 as the date
Or ne pnSasisg q report q the
aiF Hesrt
Mrs ANA 4 0laey - appointed
eestoiiaa e The estate and guardian
81 tAe arsoas q Rs oiney and
nHsl ulnss miasrs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Nj J W Reylo ~ cosIidgc, kas
Is making Inquiry for his brother. G. ]
Reyle. who. il Is thought. ran a res.
,aurant III these parts about fourteen
years ago. Any old timer Who rSmsnr
hers G ] BOYLE would doubtless con.
fer 4 favor upon J w BOYLE ~ adj
dressing him As above, III notifying
the secretary n the Commercial club.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

The mllsiross rehearsal % Sol
dlers Of Fortune 1T The opera house
las, night went on finely eThey did Il
Az well III professionals could said
d spectator That viii also l,a the
verdict Of the big audience that viii
assemble Tomorrow night The play
itself Ii a mos, attractive one No
one shoald miss It.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Postmaster Blood cautions Las We.
gans that mall deposited In boxes for
delivery about town needs 4 2'ccnt
stamp. II should also be remembered
that uncle Sam makes II a miade'
meauor for any one to have keys
10 p~oalnillce boxes than he provides
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

YESTERDAY afternoon The lines droa
ped oscr tie paeks q Che spirited arc
team which ~ attached * she
spsinkiing cart The sarses starte !
and draesod The pondemas vehicle
Or = Mosk btFas thsy we're s,oneei
Ssklt asmaSN An taue
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

The las Vegas grant commission.
era held a meeting yesterday after
0 and listened 10 the argument Of
Attorney A. n Rogers concerning the
attorney fees u Judge Alfonso Hart
81 Washington " G No definite ac
lion was taken regarding the mat
ter,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

The roants commissioners weFp il
sesstAn ieiaS %eaeryins accounts All
pasiag Al iaasulrais ihai Nere pre
sensea Fht sfsasi lpsrts 1T shl
las ear VA Aqfsrtlenea pro ats
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

That there viii be 4 bumper house
Tor SOLDIERS or Fortune tomorrow
night Is shown BY the rapidity with
which the tickets are going on q
Warnings
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

TosaarraN ~ lftgld les ,hs
sae tr nsa
Haate iii spAa
ins huans e8as fUf A
gNnr4t&alluaS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

InA AiAr ~
lmnaea
ton MI mel inmrnse ansraea
-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Troop a play tomorrow nikht \
viii ID The best effort yet made BY
the talented troopers and their fair
assistants,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Dance tonight ut Rosenthai hall.
Good moor, good music. good time.
LIZ
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

"A. u. smith. Vice pres. q the First
National bank. Who has been housed
with d cold. Is At his place q bua'.
i
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LOCALNUCC[TS !:

rurnished rooms, Mrs. Van petien,
si3. 7th street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

The funeral q Ms Daniel Who
80 heFc sEne says 40 Vas he'd
MefsUon
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

ii. ii. varrell o. The Optic fofes
il confined 10 his homo with Y severe
cold
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

The Traternal Union soclal tonight
promises ID be largely attended and
an nnnommonly enjoyable affaif,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

soldiers Of Fortune" at the opera
house tomorrow night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

~ a~ lave voted sov yoaF
us, popular IN Na ye,. bit ! VII
Il IL takes a. NJ Do ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-02

Apt Rrcs & cui sh ]
tran ntA aae ksg aestefy sas
% atf ! pss saress e naseA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03

#a8gsTsT.aassS {&AAA8ass%E# MTssf$s3sW%Ss 8@RI.# s4EIaN. @i
ggrunltutl. Is Starry vice Rie 40 40 r ra'ls' +
fprzlealk[;,o 4: Is u 4 ESQ sob bi,' Iiay g;
gov Y c,lla u ME l1lie1 s,s y y'll
cora Y. w g,le sklan 5,is1lE 81. Die do Dc
]Mk[aslryanl,ln1.y, Jul lk'a..!5 Je 9e,ac''t
5.l,eEpii,ejjj wiildtdzziiasIl ia ~. ~ san sam lb1I J Y
MEN: N |j',l,ls c ']bllE''l p sza-
n,ow q, Edt.y;llkk,o1 4! s il Is 4 ggarrd t][l'l';
.slabo6cia;; uczyl kZ' orzlystaf z
tych, CO sic bronie nie moDga;
.uczyE 5dbac tylko . bogactWo,
nie 8 zbawienie duszy: uczyyl
un,iika,aac; zll!y'cllhh5 pto'oss,attep''k6'w'7 tyll-
10 wtedy, kie9d1y ludz,ie widl;zla,,
. ME pamietal, e Bog "a
wsze patrzy. Me naauczyl zas
syn6w dw6chnajw azniejszycch
r = J m ni]t'p1,t 10 il5=oboW7iazku.
"a teraz skutki ooracaly sic
przeciw MENU samemu. Byf
s%pracowany, a samolubne
dzieci> dawaly mu ciagle czuc,
lie jest ciezarem nieuzyte-
cznym. Meczy1a. go choroba,
ale ieszcze gorzej meczy1a
zgryzota.
Jednakze starania Maryan-
ny i Julka zrobily swoje. MI
zdrowie poprawilo
sic 0 lyle, ze wstal j zaczaf
do gospodarstwal.
49, s. @ s1
synowie zmartwili sic
tenn, DO juz liczyli na to, re
Pan Bog: OLGA zabierze, a chic
~wykwituja 2 jego cze-
Sci.
Gospodarzyli tez sobie "
.zasie choroby OLGA po tatar-
sku, rwac kazdy, co sic da1o.
Janek sprzedal wolu, a
tez zaraz konia,i kaz-
~ pieniadze zabral ola sic
Die.
Ciagle sic tez napierai Q
i laden ME chcial
nic przysporzyc ola dobra
zaggrody:
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
G1- sEE- -f-t In. El .s A- N II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
siZl,g;lulb)H s~WOjesnerW5y.

kktttt6t5lrr,Ei5yssWspiinajja ME gore,
}ezesto spsdaajjaa odurzen wsaglebie,
GO % sWiele dllasnioh gullb,lla nerw.
Alswliec To jest doSwiiadczenie Ola
;t5yyob, Etdrz1yy Ezanniieedlbbuj swdjj lola
ekalboNw1nleRtrznokc Uchron,iienie
W1asne Cd zepslucis wYmaga Dr.
Kings New Life pliguullli. One %
lagodne, lecx doskona1e. Ty7lko2 5c
" apiece Kovalewskkiiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
Chloplec ojcem mezczyz-
ny.

So 1eE& :zEE#1E4#E al aS 5S' H1.r - ne
Powyzsze sfowa SO stara j praw-
dzlwa historya- Zwracaja one u
wage ma to, jak winnismy uwazac
ma zdrowie mfodego pokolenia. Cd
tego zawisfa ~przyszlosc kazdego ma
rodu. Dobre zdrowie i silna kon-
stytucya jest lepszem dziedzictwem
cd slawy bogactwa. Pan Antoni
Ryga 2 Mercur, Utah, pisze:
DIR. Peter Fahrney, Chicago,Ill.
Szanowny Panie!-Musze panu do
nie6d, il jego Gomozo stale sic bio.
goslawiehdstwem ola mego syna,
kt6ry byl chorym przez try lata.
Cierpial on ma ohorobe zo1taadksa,
po1aczona 2 niescrawnoscia "a
twardzeniem. Musielismy mn da;--.
wac czesto lekarstwo ma przeczyy.
szczenie, ale wreszcie tax sig jego
organizm do tego przyzwyczai1, ze
utzywa1 je beg skutku. Jak tylklo
zacza1 uzywad Gomozo, nasta1a ma
ty6hmiast zmiana. Jego trawien1iitel
polepszafo sic stale j stolec stal sig
regularnym. Nadto jego krew g. be,
daca v zlym stanl'ie, jak to MONA
.bylo widziec pc jego cerze, po, MY.
waniusG omozo, sta}a sig ozysta
przybra}a kolor ggiadki jail
'jak aksamit. Polepszenie sic iego
SSstanu zawislo v zupelnosci Cd pans
Iskiego lekarstwa. Przyyjmuujje aggen..
ture panskich lekarstw - wyzdr,o.
wieanie meggo syna, ably nie66 ponce
ccieesrrppiiaecesjj llturdzkosci. Czesto disziieci
Sc mixerne, blade j bezkrwiste be,
A q rs wHiidoSopsnej prayosyny. W,a q
|t tk'D 70 zalezy Cd kkrwii, ktdreii bral
v callym mloddymm organi.mmie. Me.
1kttlss 9l.ilscd wyrastas.ja te9o stapu
:n ME { ,'.a sas ME nie. L1epiej est jjeedannaa'
|akkowot zwr6cid na % sxawcxasuu
wage dad "a dobrego llekarstw,
na kreewy ORA Piotra Gomoxo M \
tyolh,s ls1J yPpaaadi ll',s,hs goodnstdd az poD,xE'a.s'dtlrroo
ascsse asail aSslrlssputaalcyyee es ono sprz.e
lEddawaaanul,e '. lludl s. 81 exspecylalnyc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-03
q Cd I'M OK 4 4 i ~
"a as l',;l'l ~.
lCiag d |'L

a $3.50 ss Sls1is1 y s
NE Iie Sb.ygllla.lb1.yy 4 m n1llltAs.l gldly'Abpy
jei rs d]zieci nie obchodzziil
Altty l1l,l a y li'|' 4 CHOP.
~ przesdsieb,r.alllii COS take takieeggos.
co sic matce widzialo niedo.
brem; p'a eii plrzae,slt1rFol Z 'w'calle
ME z,waazaili.
Vice 5zznowu pprowadzziillal
wo'jnle d m'dl,ezl,e.1ml'; JAZZ X: 70 & kobe 81, !,
ia zazWyczza 70 placzem, e
pro6ba, to plrrzypotoch1le,bt,iien1,iletqmn %
sic. "A kliedy to ME skutklsoe-
walo, to- gniewem chcia1laa
przeszkodlt, ably dzieci ME
~prowadzil ma zla droge. Wszy-
stko napr6zno. Chlopcy za6
nawyki Cd malego uwazacc,
re matka mic ME macy wo--
bee OLGA, j teraz nigdy ME
byli pc jei ~stronie.
Zniechecona ciaglemi, ha-
}asemi poprzestaia " kohcu
ma tenn, re malego Julka u
my5ila chowac inaczej, try
majac przy sobie j ME poz-
walajac nasladowac starszych
ch}opc6w, kt6rych zostawila
ma wole OLGA, modlac sic tyl-
ko codziennie, ably Pan Bog
jakim cudem nawr6ci1 ioh ma
dobra droge.
Julek r6sl vice jake ma
e. H=&L&ESo BIs Co., GEFs1E. s+5. 1g
min-synek. TAX so zlosliwie
starsi przezwali. Me bardzo
tel mieli ochote brac go pod
swoja opieke, DO sic l mliie,li "a =.
doros}ych juz, kiedy on jesz-
cze piaskiem sic bawi}. Sam
sic chowal przy matce. OLGA.
widywal tylko wiecsz,o, re- Il
Bal sic 60 trocha, ale alIE''. k (,
i szanowal, DO 60 tego m at &,
uezyla, jak pacierza. Ale mic
diego Cd niego ME m6gl pre-
iae, DO ojciec pc piracy ME
rad sic 2 MIN zabawiall, wo-
lac starszych, kt6rzy juz to j
owo opowiedziec umieli, do
szkoly chodzili, a latem wy
RECALL go przy robocie " po-
lu.
Kiedy maly Julek podr6sl
trocha, pomagal matce " ro-.
bocie przy domu, DO dziewu-.
chy ME bylo, a laden e star
.szych ME chcialby tego ro-
bic, uwazajac "a ujme ola
siebie taxa babska robote.
Jego jednak ME odwodzili
cd takich zajec, DO i'm tezi
bylo dogodnie, ze kto6 starejj
matce zastepowal %dziewuche.
do wyreki, a oni ME potrze-
bowali przypuszszac brata do
Task OLGA, 9 k:tt6re bardzo by.
Ii zazdro5ni. Woleli, zeby o.
ciec tylk,:o ola mich byl dobry.
TAX sic to ciagnelo a. do
czasu, k.ieedy JaSkowi. lata
wyszly do wojska. Ma szcze-
scie syn6w, p6zno sic. M Mic l1lEl
ozenil, W tym czasie mii,a]l
j w plrawelm przepisana liccszzbe
lat, kt6ra zwalniala starszego
s:y,nlaod poboru.
Ale tez na nieszcze6cle Of
ca, lata owe 'l'5# c q y lb'a'a'r'd die
m uu t cieziyly. Miohal czul sic