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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
! cH0KED IT OFF.
Paper at Alden Don't Like the Piano
Contest Business.

Paper at Alden Don't Like the Piano
Contest Business.
The recent experience at Alden, Rice
county, furnishes SOME information on
the piano contest as 1t is being worked
by travelling promoters.
A promoter talked the editor of the
Alden Star into the notion Of helping to
work piano contest in that county.
After the contest had started the people
began to find out that it was only dis
guised species of lottery scheme, and that
the promoter who furnished the piano
was TO get 30 per cent Of the proceeds.
The people of Alden evidently believed
that their newspaper man was shielding
an outsider who was making sucker
Of him aud themselves. They went to
the newspaper man and asked him to
shut the thing off, which he readily did.
The piano contest company then brought
suit against the Alden Star for breach Of
contract The case was heard before a
Justic at Sterling last week and was dis
missed.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
HORSES AT TRACK.
Good String There Now And Many
More Coming.

Among the running horses now at the
Dodge City track IN preparation for the
races next week are those owned by j.
Mclean OF Los Angeles, California,
"Jaok Adams" Peggy Mack" and
"Anna Pharo." These horses are on
their way from the Colorado circuit 10
Central Kansas where they Will make
some 81 lhe lirgcr fair meetings. They
will do their frat wcskS work IN Kansas
here next week Two moIe Church
light" and "ChnbO" owned by N. q.
Mcdowell OF Denver, are also at the
track now, and another, .Lillie" owned
by Sheriff Spangler, ofJetmore. Robert
B. Kogonal, Of Colorado Springs will
have three running horses here. Chris
tian Brothers of Larned will have
string Of runners here, among them
."Gpy Nettie," and ''Sster Mae" and
"The Nurse" the later two being recent.
ly purchased of Stubbs Brothers here.
The Stubbs string are all at home now,
and there will be ten or twelve local
running horses here. The running
races this year promise to be very fine.
In The harness class some good races
are promised.
George Ripple of Larned who made
state record on the Dodge City track
last year will have two horses here,
"Florence Ripple'' and "Looking Out"
"Klnsley Boy" will be in the 2 :25 pace,
also "Gold Thorn" owned at Garden City.
"Kansign," "Cbief Vessuvius" "Dixie
Sullivan" "Millio Y" miss Spaugler"
and other local horses are now in train
Ing at the park
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
Ford County Fair During Same
Dates
H0CH, FOLK AND ADAMS
Great Attraction for Thursday
Large Crowds Expect
ed Each Day.

n The Southwest Veterans reunion and
the Ford County Fair and driving asso-
citation meeting will be held at Wright
park in this city next week. Large
crowds are expected from all directions.
A large number Of counties are repre-
sented In the reunion association and
some superior attractions are offered this
year. Over most Of the territory good
crops have been ralsed, and people can
afford to take vacation.
Inquiries are coming In daily for tents
and privileges for the reunion. Horse
men are sending In entries for the races.
Every day will be a big day, but
Thursday, Governors day will be the
biggest day Of the week, the day when
Folk, Hoch and Adams will be present.
The Rock Island will run two trains a
day from Bucklin, so that people from
Ford, Bucklln and from points up and
down the main line from Bucklin can get
good train service to and from the big
meeting.
The Santa Fe will make stops at the
small stations with numbers 6, 5, l. and
2, 80 thai towns along that line will also
have good service to Dodge and return.
The attendance from all over Ford
county will be better this year as well as
from outside counties. This is evident
by the large number Of requests for
tents from over the country. 1t should
be remembered that the tents furnished
by the state can not be reserved after the
beginning Of the reunion. The first on
the grounds will get the choice of tents,
so that 1t will be an advantage to come
early.
II you wan. to have pleasant outing
arrange for tent and camp in the park
during the week. 1t will beat trip to
Colorado.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
To The Public.

In disposiDg of our Grocery and
Meat Market we wish to extend our
thanks to the public for the liberal
patronage the store has received. Our
dealings with our customers have been so
pleasant and II has been so manifest
that our efforts to please the trade has
been appreciated that we naturally step
out Of the business with much regret.
Our successor Mr.. j. L. Mealrs wanted
the store and paid the price we put on it,
so while not looking for a deal Of that
kind We sold the business.
SUGHRUE BROS.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
THURSDAYS PROGRAM
Hoch in the Morning, Folk After Din
ner, and Adams at Night.

Hoch in the Morning, Folk After Din
ner, and Adams at Night.
The program for Governors day at the
reunion has been outlined but may be
subject to change.
AT present 1t is the intention to start
the parade at 8 :45 In the morning.
Governor Hoch Is to speak at 10 30
Gov. Folk of Missouri will speak at
100 o'clock.
Elk. Governor Adams Of Colorado will
speak at s O'Clock In the evening.
After Folks address In the afternoon
there will be big racing program at the
fair grounds.
All lodges and organizations should
arrange to take part In the parade, and
everybody that is not In the parade
should be driving In the citizens part Of
the procession.
If all will take personal interest in
the matter the parade can be made big
feature.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
"Miss America"

The Irma Comic Opera company will
be at Gluck's opera house on Saturday
August -, and will present "Miss
America. This opera is new, being
now on Its first run. The company is
one which played Hutchinson, Wichita,
Newton and other towns east Of us last
year. This trip they are making the
same towns and taking in Dodge City
and a few others.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
INJURIES PROVE FATAL
Charles Stone Died From Effects Of
Scaldng at Round House.

Charles e. Stone who was badly scalded
while working on an engine at the Santa
Fe round house the first OF last week died
Saturday morning. For day or two
after the accident 1t was believed that he
would recover from his injuries, and the
news of his death on Saturday morning
was wholly unexpected by many of his
friends.
The funeral was held on Sunday after
noon from the Christian church, the
members of the Odd Fellows lodge, of
which he was member, attending in a
body.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
Notice

All persons desiring privileges In the
park during the reunion will apply 10 the
secretary as to choice of locations. First
come first served. All privileges must
be paid for when location is selected.
No reservations whatever.
j. A. ARNIENT. Sec'y.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
Methodist Services.

Presiding Elder c. ]. Howes will
preach at the Methodist church here
Sunday morning. The evening sermon
will be preached by Rev. J. r. Black
burn of Princeton, Kansas.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
NAw Fall Millinery.

Drop In during the reunion and in
spect my new line Of early fall milliney,
duck, silk, suspender belts, collars and
etc. Mrs. Jennie Il. Williams. 1t
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-27
Coal. Coal.

Leave orders for prepared Canon. just
the fuel for summer use. $3.50 per ton.
II E. x. SMITH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
CHINY.

Rad pruski zaprotestowa}
f'odobno przeciwko ugodzie
~pokojowej pomiedzy Rosya j
Japonia. Termin< wycofania
wojsk z Mandzuryi, wynosza-
'cy 18 miesiecy, wydaje i'm
sic "a d}ugi i ola tego chce
go O polowe skr6cic. Ia wie-
lie tez wojska obcego - Is
tysiecy - ma wed}ug jego
zdania pozostac ola ochrony
koleji zelaznej W Mandzuryi.
- Ale skutku ten protest
niezawodnie ME odniesie! -
Skutkiem znanego zamachu
ma komisye rzadowa, majaca
sic udac do Europy, wyjazd
tejze ma pewien czas odro-
czony |zosta}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
Marcina BrOma farma ma
sprZedaz.

100 ARROW dobrego gruntu,
80 ARROW pod plugiem, 18.
akr. dobrej }aki, % ARROW
lasu, reszta pastwiska drze-
wo. Wszystko ogrodzone.
Dobre oudynki, stajnia, spi-
chlcrz i t. d. dobra woda.
Farma W najlepszem po}oze-
niu W czysto polskiej osadzie
W Pine Creeku, a mill Cd
koscio}a i szko}y 1 biloxi do
publicznej szko}y, ~ mill
do stacyi koleiowej Dodge,
II mil do Winony. L powo-
du choroby w}ascicie]a i in
nych zaj6c, farma must bye
sprzedana i MONA ia tanio
kupic. Pc blizsze i~nformacye
zglosic sic do
John F. Brom
Dodge, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
re SWIATA
g !.
AUSTRIA.

!. w p~arlamencie austryac.
kim poruszono take sprawe
zatargu Wegier z Austrya. "
imieniu Polak6w o6wiadczy]
posef hr. Dzieduszycki, re
tax Wegrom jak i innym ma
rodom. monarchii powinno
zafezec ia tenn, ably potega
p%a1stwowa %utrzyma}a sic W
ca}ej petni i powaga jej ME
zanik}a. Polacy uczynia wszy-
stko, ably pa6stwo wznowie i
.jego si1e obronna podtrzy-
mac. Potepic trzeba tych
m6wc6w izby, kt6rzy zohy-
.dzaja stare urzadzenia pan
stwowe i ME cofaja sic nawet
pred napasciami ma dom
kr6lewski. Mkt ME powi-
nien z%apominac O tenn, re
Austrya bez Habsburg6w
Jest niemozliwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26

nasz organista, DO skoro on odje~
cha} sobie pc zone (bo sig zeni do
Swan River W Minnesota, to taxa
bieda sic rozpocze}a ale "a to juz
rome Instruments gren ~vilczanie
zbieraja, a taxa jemu chca kocie
muzyke sprawic skoro re swoja
m}odq zonka przyjedzie, jake jesz~
cze W swojem zyciu ME s}ysza1.
Teraz sic mojej starej jezyk rozwia~
za} jak u~s}ysza}a o kociej muzyce,
a navel sama by chcia}a bye ma
niej obecna.
Maszyn do m}6cenja many tn
dosyt, zeby jeno pcgoda by}a
ably re diva tygodnie, to W ma
szej po]skiej osadzie mieli by wy
mlocone.
Tu nam smutna moving do "a
notowania- OTTO II b. m. z}ozyli~
smy PREY duzym udziale %parafian,
ma wieczny spoczynek s. P. Piotra,
ulubionego syna p. Franciszka
Acknowledged. S. p. Piotr by} II
lat starry, by} dobrym %chfopcem
ola rodzic6w i ola obcych. DO
mszy sw. sfugiwa4 cd ma}ego CHOP
ca az prawie do tego czasu; ale Pan
Bog chcia} ably poszed} Jemu stu
zy6 i ola tego go zabra} do sieble.
Nieboszczyk pozostawia W smutku
pograzonych rodzicdw, braci, krew-
nych i dziadk6w. Mech mu da
Big miejsce W niebie a rodzic6w "
smutku pocieszy jak najpredze;.
ABONENT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
PUCK s. Oak.
Kochany Redaktorze Wiarusa!

Kochany Redaktorze Wiarusa!
JUL dawno ME pisafem do VIA
rusa AMI pewnie j~eszczebym ME pi
sal, DO chwalic sig, chocbym i ma
wet kFamaG chcia}, to ME moge, -
a zn6w ganic sic sam tez ME lubie,
ami tel nikogo i niczego CODY sig
tyczy}o mas W Pucku, jednak trze~
ba raz pisaG.
DIS Is i 10 snieg sig wall jak
z wora a to juz trzeci a niepogo-
da, mg}a, mokro i dzieh "a dniem
znika a robota stoi. Jeszcze jest
wiele do ml6cenia i do o~rania, bull
wy do wybierania - ma zime Mkt
ME jest przysposobiony DO sic jej
mkt tax predko ME spodziewa}.
Gdym ia swojej starej m6wi}, s}u~
chat jeno stara, musimy jak maj
PREDICT nasze perki wybierac DO
liscie na drzewie SO tax dfugo zier
lone to dostaniemy wczsnie snieg-
ale ona powiada: wei, co jemu sic
chce, co "a prorok z niego, sniegu
mu sic chce - g1upis i basta.
Juz d}uzej ME sfuchaiem jenom
poszed}, ale teraz, jak snieg sic
zacza} waliG drugi itrzeci raz, za4
prasza}em ja zn6w do wybierania
ona pos4}a ale nieprzyje.
mnie jej to by}o; mic nie m6wita,
ale widziafem re by}a z}a az sapafa.
ia ~wyb'era}em z jednego konca te
ona Z posz}a z drugiego. Tymoza-
sem sic jakos wypogodzi}o, vie.
my6la}em sobie: zeby to jaki forte
wynalesd azeby swoja Stara udo-
bruchad. Movie wiec do niej: terra,
pogoda, j~eszcze bedzie pieknie, bu-
lewki w~ybierzemy DO przeoiez jesz,
cze babskie lato ~przyjdzie, = on,
ma to: czemu ME ohlopski 81 Ell ko
bieto, movie, chFopskie juz przesz.
10, ale by}em wczoraj " !Grenville
tam mi powiadali ze tel oatej "a
wierusze mkt inny ME winien il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
APPLETON, Mimi.
Szanowna R~edakcyo!

Osmielam sig zn6w cos napisac
do Wiarusa 2 naszej polskiej osady,
o ktorej do tych czas wiele kto ME
wiedzia}. lecz teraz nasza parafia
roxpoczyna kwitnad. Do naszego
koSoio}a pod wezwaniem 6w. Jose-
ia, przybudowalismy sanctuarlnm
i dwie zakrystye, q wszystko ma
my ius zap}aoone. Many take PIE
niadze z}ozone ma nowy oltarz
j organ. zniwa mieli5my dosyc
dobre, tylko v nizinaoh ME e
wszystkiem, DO bylo "a mokro.
Y rpbotami jestesmy ne ukons
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26

czeniu, to tez nasi chlopcy poczyna~
ja sig bra6 do dzie}a. Zeszfego ty,
godnia nasz dziekan wiel. ks. J.
Wojtowicz p~ofaczy} wezfem mai
zenskim J6zefa Blachowskiego z
,panna Rozaliq Rudnik. Wesele
odby}o sig wsrod licznie zebranych
gosci, W domu, rodzic6w panny
m}odej, prawdziwie Pc polsku. Ba~
wiono sic jak ma prawdziwych po]a-
kdw' przysta1o, wszystkiego by}o
pod dostatkiem, jeno ,jak przysfo-
vie m6wi jedi phi a noga odgar.
Maj. Pieczeh rozpocze{asie cd wo}u
a skohczy}a ma go}abku; a jakto ma
SIZE gosposie potrafia przyszykowac
elegancko gdym tax obie-
ma rekami do ust zamiata1 przypo-
mia}a mi sic korespcndencya z Vir.
ginii, re ma farmach g46d cierpia -
a tn jeden farmer m6g4by kiIka
nascie takich wes6f wyprawic, a
wszystko pc wiekszej czesci ma
wyhodowane i zebrane re swej far
my. Wszystko jest zdrowei kwie~
re, a tego W mies,ie ME ma Czyta-
lem W ga2ecie, re " pewnem mie-
Seize calego orszaku weselnego>
zrobil SIG szpital, DO sic potruli
konserwami, kt6re by4y kupicne juz
pewno przestarza}e; W drugiem
miejscu zn6w zabrano wszystkich
weselnik6w do kozy DO sic ME u
mieli bawic,.-u mas zas ma far.
ME, gdyby panowie Spikowscy i
Drzemkowicze ME przeszkadzali,
toby wesele wiecznie trwaio, a ida
je mi sic, re W kr6tce zn6w jedno
bedzie DO gdy wszysey " ~najlepsze
tanczyli, to J6zef z: swojej Basce
J do ucha szepta}: s}yszysz ty kocha-
. ma Basiu, jak ty myslisz, kiedy my
, bedziemy miec nasze wesele - "
I! tenn kto6 z tanczqcych 0 niego tax
| buchna}, lie J6zef sic o ma}o ME
! obali}, tax powiada: z takiem stur~
chaniem MECH was ja6niste porwiq
jeszcze pred adwentem odpo-
wiada mu Basia. 49, Inni tego ME
zrozumieli, ale J6zef zrozumia} jeno
glove kiwna}.
Jeszcze jedno choe powiedzied.
Chciafbym ably nasza parafia po>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
CORRESPONDENCE
g
z parafii s-go Wojciecha
w st. Paul.

Tel z~esz}ej niedzieli byli6my
6wiadkami malego zaj6cia pc wiel-
kiej mszy W zakrJstyi s-go Woj.
ciecha. - A to mia}o sic tax. =
Nasz ksiadz proboszcz chciaf wi
dzie6 pewnego cz}owieka imieniem
IT. Boles}awa, kt6ry cd trzech ME
siecy zarentowa4 sobie hawke " ma
Sym kosciele. - Poniewaz go
mkt ME zna}, wiec ksiadz zapyta}
go zkadby by}. - Ten odpowie
dzia}, ze z parafii S~go Kazimierza.
W6wczas ksiadz rzekf, re ESQ.,
bonn nalezqcym do innych parafii
}awek ME rentuje, DO to jest pre-
civ prawu, chyba re sic przepro-
wadz2 do jego parafii. - Ten pan
T. B.. u Sgo Kazimierza Slubu ME
bra} chociaz by} zapowiadany. a
|Sgo Wojciecha tel ME. - To tel
nasz ksiadz jake zawsze tiekawy,
a wiecej %jeszcze nieostrozny i Ia
twowierpy, gdyz temuz cz}owieko-
wi i dziecko ochrzci}, zazadaf~ cd
niego dowodu gdzieby Stub bra}
czy -czasem ME ma korcie. - Cz{o-
wick ten rozgniewa}. sig ma to i
rzek}, re tego czynic ME %potrzebuje,
i ksiadz ME ma prawa tego zadac.-
Ksiadz> znowu odpowiedzia}, lie
jezeli tax, to i parafia Sgo Wojo
ciecha ME %potrzebuje taklch ludzi
i parafian kt6rzy sic wstydza wy
kazac, czy Stub brazil gdzie brazil, i
kaza} hawke odebrac, co sig tel il
sta1o.
Teraz my prosci ludzie radziby~
smy wledz1ec, czy ksl2dz Mai pra-
wo sobie tax postapi6 czy tel ME-
Ale swoja droga my prosci ludzie
jake polacy i katolicy, potepiamy
takich ladzi, 60 to gardza nasza
wiara, i cbrzedami koscielnymi,
gardza ksiezmi, a jednak W potrze-
bic garna sig do mich do polskich
koscio}dw. - Take postepowanie
jest nieuczciwe i pogardy godne,
ME tylko ich samych, ale i tych
kompanie z takimi ludzmi
broni2 ich~ jeszcze, i we
sela sig z mimi.
Jden z obecmych 10 zakrystyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
ROSYA.

Z4Kijowa donosza: W tu-
tejszym klubie artystycznym
mial sic odbyc wyk}ad prof.
Wodowodzowa. Publicznosci
zebra}o sic DUO. Zaledwie
atoli Wodowodz6w zacza} mo-
vic, wpadli policyanci i ko-
zacy, ably rozpedzic zgroma-
dzonych. w sail powsta}a pa
nika, poniewaz policyanci i
kozacy pie6ciami bill publ
cznosc, ME ~wyjmujac star
cow i kobiet. Mn6stwo os6b
odnios}o mniej Tub wiecej
ciezkie obrazenia cielesne,
$50 os6b ma miejscu areszto-
wano. Tel samej nocy doko~
nano w ca}em miescie licz-
nych rewizyi domowych,
zw}aszcza u student6w i>przy-
w6dc6w stronnictwa postepo-
wego i jeszcze so os6b aresz-
tOWanO.
Rosya zaciagnie pozycz-
ke W wysokosci 1900 Milo
now frank6w r6wnoczesnie
W Francyi, Anglii, Ameryce,
Holandyi i Niemczech. Polo
we pozyczki pokryje Fran
eva.
Wilno. Biskup tutejszY, ks.
Edward Roop, wyda} do ka-
pelan6w zaklad6w nauko-
wych wazny ok6lnik W spra-
vie wykladu nauki religii ma
Litwie, Ma p%odstawie ukazu
tolerancyjnego poleca i'm wy
k}adac m1odziezy szk6lnej
katechizm, historye 6wieta
ko6cielna W tym jezyku, W
kt6rym dzieci mod}a SIG "
domu, a vice pc polsku luh
20 litewsku. Dzieciom zas,
m6wiacym pc bialorusku
pozwala sic %t}6maczyc wy.
klad: po bialorusku. Gdyby
70 strony zarzad6w szk6:
czyniono co do tego przesz'
kody, maja ksieza kapelan
zazalic sic u w}adzy wyzsze
j donie66 Q tenn swemu ar
cypasterzoWi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26

JEST DOBREM Ola dziadka ]
i dla kazdego AZ do dziecks. ORA
Piotra Gomozo jest zastossowaanpe
do kazdego wieku zycia j do wszy-,
stkich wypadk6w kobiet j meez.,
czyzn. Odm}adza ono, starego !
czyni s1abego silnym. Zrobiio sobie
przystep v tysiacach dom6w jake.
lekarstwo familijne j zyskuje. coraz.
wiecej przyjaci6l. Me jest to le~
karstwo apteczne, dostarczaja go
wprost ludziom wfasciciele Dr..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., ll2 -
lls So. Hoyne ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26

W I 7 FALLS, Mimi.
umarf Antoni Domisz, ojciec
J6zefa Domisz a ME matka
jak mylnie by1o podane W o.
statnim nun'erze Wiarusa, CO
nlnielszem prostujemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26

Cincinnati, o., Buffalo n. vi
Atlanta, Ga, La Crosse, Wis
Texarkana, Tex, San Francisco,
Cal (Pis7cie do kt6regokolwiek T.
powy7szych miejscowosci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-26
POtrzeba M1Odzie1c6W

do ucZen1a SIC te1egra1UWan1a
i rachunk6w kolejowych.
$50 do 500 miesiecznej pensyi
pc zdaniu egzaminu Tub ME zadamy
mic "a nauke. Robotnik6w potrzeba
wielu. Nasze szee6 szk6l SO maj
wieksze " Ameryce So endosowa-
ne przez kazdy urzad kolejowy.
Najlepszy Gas do rozpoczecia jest
era Piszcie DO katalog. !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-31
=: CM,10s and Odd111eS.
81 lis passing straneei'
A QUEENS COLD CURE.
= Ills passing stransei''

II\/OU have cold, eh? said the physician. "Wel sup
-: pose give you the prescription that Queen
Elizabeth used?' -. .H~:
He took down an ancient folio.
cdr: William Bueyn's prescription for cold, which
Queen Elizabeth used all her life, this, he sad
20 'Take numegges, the root called dornike which the
apothecares have setwal gatanga mastke long pepper
the bark Of pomecone Of Mellon of baze maroram,
dill spknard wood of aoes cubebe cardamon ced
Of paradise) lavender penroyal the bone Of harris
heart grated CUT and stamped and beat your spices grossly
in Put in ambergrice and musk of each half
drachm Distil this in simple aqua vitae, made with
strong ale in serpenne To tell the virtue Of this water
against cod phlegme, dropsy heaviness Of mind coming
of melancholy, cannot well at the present. for it is too
great
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A SIMILAR SENTENCE.

JUDGE WILLIAM L. PUTNAM Of Portland, Me-, said
. recently anent ar unjust punishment:
"This case brings to my mind quaint old story that
I upon the other day in history Of the kings Of
France.
'tThere certain rich who said unkind and
unchvalrous thing about poor daughter The poor
waited the rich man, and took him to task where
upon the latter with rage seized heavy club,
and at stroke put the poor to death.
'fFor this crime the rich tried His wealth.
this happened you must remember centuries
his favor and the sentence imposed that he must
not sell fruit his shop for the space Of three years. Had
he been fruere in this punishment there would have
been some hardship But he not fruterer at ALL He
baker,
fe'The murdered poor had young soldier in
the kings army. When the soldier heard Of his fathers
killing of the ridiculous sentence given his slayer he
FASTENED home, mad with He went straight to the
rich house, bade him defend himself best he COULD
and after brief struggle avenged his fathers death with
the death of the rich baker,.
- seNow there great todo The youth thrown
into black cold dungeon It would have gone hard with
him contrived, somehow other to lodge
peal with the king: ~ =.
1he king investigated and then summoned the prisoner
and his heard the whole story from the rich
bakers insult the beginning to the rich bakers death at
the end.
s.I understand' king said finally that the baker
killed this young soldiers father. What punishment
melted out to him for that crime?''
< He condemned, SIR said witness, to refrain
from fruit selling for three years.
tWell then' said the king snce this young soldier OF
mine killed the baker, condemn him to for three
not to cobb]e Shoes"
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