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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-12
cRETAN TOWN DESTROYED
Russian ounboat Khrsbry Bombsrds
Village Of castelli

fNlage OF OaStell-
Canea. Crete. Aug S.-The Russian
gunboat Khrabry has bombarded and
destroyed Castelu Ton the north coast
Of the Island Of Crete. about Is miles
east OF Retlmo) because insurgents
there opposed the landing of Rus
sian force 20 take over the customs
house A boat party. which was sent
ashore from the Khrabry. was repuls-
ed. whereupor the Russian comman-
der after warning the insurgents 70
remove the women and children, open
ed fire The insurgents returned the
fire with small arms wounding two
Russians. The bombardment contin-
ued until the village hOisted the white
dag.
There have been disturbances in
Crete for a considerable length of
time. the Cretans being in revolt %
obtain a greater degree Of independ-
euce than they now possess. Prince
George OF Greece is the high commits
sioner Of the island. having been nom
mated by Great Britain. Russia France
and Italy in 1895
The Porte recently sent a circular
note % its representatives ia London.
Rome Paris and St Petersburg on
the subject of the revolutionary move
meut In Crete. expressing the hope
that the powers would maintain the
status quo and re-establlsh order in
the island
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-12
Live stock Markets.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE higher: choice, $4,000. 65.
prime. S5.25G5.50 HOGS active.
prime heavy seas; medium. 81. 10
heavy Workers, So. 4O66.45: light York
ers, $3.50 $50; pigs, $6156625:
roughs, S4.50G5 %. SHEEP active:
prime methers. S5.25054O; common
s2M3; spring lambs. S4.5O06.75: veal
calves, $6.50Q7.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-12
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets.

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR steady.
winter extras. $3.50 $50: Pennsyl-
Vania roller clear. S3.76W3.9O; city
mills. fancy. S5.SOW6. RYE FLOUR
firm; per barrel S415. WHEAT STEADY:
No . Pennsylvania red new. size
CORN firm: No yellow. local. ga
64c. OATS steady; No white clip
ped. SEC. lower grades. Sac HAY
firm: No. l timothy, large bales.
$3.50. PORK firm; family. si7 BEEF
firm beef hams. S23024 POULTRY:
Live steady; hens. 15c. old ROSTERS.
sac. Dressed firm; choice fowls.
15c.; old ROSTERS, 9Ac. BUTTER
firm; creamery, 23c. per pound EGGS
steady; New York and Pennsylvania.
Gle per dozen POTATOES steady:
new, per hushel, 9Oc.@ Sl
BALTIMORE-WH steady: No.
red, S5iac.; steamer No. > spot.
re; do. new, 63d91c. CORN quiet;
mixed spot. 621sc.. steamer mixed,
size: southern. 6Oa65c. OATS firm:
white No. .. 37l5c.; No 3. S61l n SIC. !:
No. 4. S5d 35 Nc: mixed, No. 3 35ikc.
No. 3. 34S4 a 35c. no. 4, 5fit a 34ibc.
BUTTER steady; creamery separator
extras. 2lm p kc.; held. 16GfSc ::
prints. 20023c.; Maryland end Penn
sylvania dairy prints. l4c EGGS firm
fancy Maryland Pennsylvania and
Virginia, 17izc. West Virginia. f7lkc. !.
southern 16ibc. ppr dozen
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-12

Entered AZ the Post Once ~ Richmond. Va.
a. ss-,ond-class matter. q
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-12

All communications intended for publicatson
should be sent 80 as 10 resch as by wednesday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-12
TEENS M ADVANCE
ADVERTISING RATES.
EE-PosTAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER DE
DOMINATION THAN TWO GENTS NOT
RECEIVED on SUBSCRIPTIONS.

THE PLANT a. issued weekly. The sr,tacrsr-
ton prlco 81 fl.lo per year in advance.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
THE SENIORS
PLANTED TREE.
Was not on the Schedule
One Was Secured,
Nevertheless.
WITH MUCH CEREMONY THE SPEECHES MADE.

The senior class Of the high school,
yesterday afternoon unknown 10
others in the school. secured q birch
tree. previously arranged for, and
planted it with due ceremony in the
southwest corner Of tie school grounds.
The ritual observed was OF mystic
aaturc entirely bedttin@ the event and
mmor Of a sub,tantisl nature has it
that the ,apling was named after the
christian and middle names of one OF
the members of the faculty, and that
1t was christcued with bottle Of
pure frst-class. real, iull-hed9ed,
.Amboy-bottled unadulterated beer.
May the tree grow and spread its
leafy arms before the eyes Of future
classes and rebound 10 the crediJ OF
The elias, OF lH05. Drink it down
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
(RDEE MUST
N THE COST
MOTOR:
ID The Case Of HOICOmb VS..
Pardee Soon Reached a
Decision.
HAD DISAGREED BEFORE.

The jury in the Holcomb- Pardee
suit in the district court yesterday
afternoon rendered verdict'i in favor
Of the plaintiff, David S. Holcomh, of
u Dey street, New York, for the full
amount. $50 and costs The jury was
out but Il short time
Mr.. Holcomb sued the pardce Works
for the purchase price Of three
horsepower. second hand electric
motor.
The motor was connected at the To-
cal plant when purchased, and refused
to work after running but a few
minutes. Mr.. ffolcomb claimed that
it had not been set up properly.
Lawyer George j. Plechner was
counsel for Mr. Holcomb and J. +.
Stricken represented the Pardees.
The jury in the first trial of the case
two weeks ago. disagreed after being
oat several hours.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15

DR.. Frank {. Henry has been, on,
at least, is certain OF being, appointed
state health Inspector of the port of
Perth Amboy. He has not yet been
officially notified of his appointment.
The position pays $1,000 a year, and
the appointment is made for five
Years. Dr. T.. 4. Hults has held the
post for the term inst ended.
DR.. Henry'S appointment by Cover
nor Stokes was urged by Senator Jack
son and former Senator Strong. 1t is
given him partly in view Of his ad-
mirable efforts for cheap antitoXin.
DR.. Korn, who has been here for
several months, is the government
health officer. the two systems being
distinct
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
Accompanied by Alderman TOft
The Party Went TO PIaintieId
Yesterday
GREATLY IMPRESSED.
PIainfieId With Less Than $4,000
Population Far Surpasses Us
for Police System.
HAVE MEN ON RESERVE.
A Telephone System and Well
Equipped Station House Adds
to the Cpnveniences.
HAVE MEN ON RESERVE.

Mayor Brace. Chief Of Police Burke
aud Alderman loft made a trip TO
Plainfeld yesterday afternoon in DR..
Brace, new locomobile.
vi Plainfeld they met Mayor Small
ley the chief Of police and one or
two other officials. and had the entire
police system shown and explained TO
them
The impressions garnered were of
the most favorable character, and the
local officials were led TO wish that
the department of this city were.on .
similar basis.
To start With, Plainfield has nine
teen officers with a population OF but
Is. 000 or 10, W0
The lookup is entirely sanitary. It
consists. of eight or nine steel cages.
With an open space all the way around
the corridor. They can be easily
cleaned and they have AT all times q
free access OF fresh air.
There i, throughout the city a com
plete signal telephone system. The
boxes dot the city. one being located
at certain points on each officers beat.
From this box the officer is required
to call up headquarters as certain per-
iods. \ perfect record of the officers
whereabouts j. thus insured.
II the officer at headquarters desires
to communicate with the man on beat
he simply rings the box, and the pa
trolman see, a signal when he ap-
proache, the location of the box. The
signal Is thrown ont automatically 10y
the ringing Of the box.
The Plainfeld department also has
q fine wagon.
Chief Of Police Burke has asked for
the installation OF a telephone system
in his annual reports 70 the aldermen
for several year, past,
The local officials were shown
through the officers billiard room and
bath. The billiard table was purchased
by the officers themselves.
Two men are always kept at the
Plainfrld station house on reserve
The gentlemen were treated to a
light luncheon and were entertained
in hospitahle style.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
COMPANIES COMBINE.

Trenton. Apr. lj;--Articles of con-
solidation were filed in the secretary
of states Office yesterday merging the
New Jersey Steamboat company OF 10
Ecxhangc place, Jersey City, and the
Hudson Navigation company also OF
jersey City. The name Of the new
corporation is the Hudson Navigation
company and the authorized capital is
S4. 0Oo. 600 divided into 10, GOO shares
of par value of 800 each, all common
stock.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
CLAIMS THE WIRE.
Men Who Found the Coils Sold
Them for Sic.

It,, an i'll wind that blows nobody
good. Two 'longshordinen, while
dragging for the body of John Maloney.
off the N. Y. x y. J. Steamboat
dock, found two coil, of wire which
they sold.tos.a local electrical contrac-
tor The price received is understood
to he Sl0.
Now the steamboat company claims
that the wire was dropped from one of
its boats short time ago.
No trace has been found of Maloney 5
body 1t is thought to be still near
the shore, in the vicinity of the doc K.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
I'M Started for Newark With 5000
in Pocket 10 Buy Bar
Fixtures.
PATROL. HAS NOT BEEN HEARD FROM
Police 10 Begin an Active Search
for Hin Authorities in Cities
Notified.

Considerable alalrl is felt in tn j.
city in regard to me whereahout, ci
Thoma, T.. Famoat. OF 10 Market
street, who has now been missing
from his home Ior ten days
Mayor Brace ha- taken an active in
terest in the case and this morning
had 4 conference with Chief Of Police
Burke in reg ard TO taking some action.
While no rumor- on reports OF any
unidentified man being found or hurt
in this section OF the country. which
might be the local man. have been re-
ceived, it is possible that foul play
may have been met with.
1t is not believed that he has been
injured in travelling a~ he has hi,
local union card by which he could be
identified He has not heeu known
TO drink drop of liquor for the past
three wears. and ha, been very atten-
tive to his wife and children. He has
been employed for some time in !. NJ
Gleun's cafe. and but recently secured
license loi cafe of hi, own. He
intended to open ap shortly in the
Hess store at ) New Brunswick ave-
nue., and left town ten days ago for
either Newark or New York to pur-
chase fixtures for the place. He had
about 5000 with him.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
Had Three Bids to Choose From
To Put It in
Repair.
Vehicle Can be Used for Either as
the Case May Warrant A Handy
Wagon to Have.

The police committee of the common
council has decided to recommend the
purchase of the ambulance now al
Thorvald EInst's paint shop in King
street. it is up 10 Mayor Brace to APP
prove or not approve according to the
conclusions formed from his inspec-
tion Of the wagon today. Several of
the aldermen have looked the vehicle
over.
When the council received bids two
weeks ago for supplying It combina-
tion ambulance and patrol wagon,
three bids were opened.
Valentine < Weeden, of Trenton,
offered one with rubber tires for $40
without rubber tires, for $40.
George f. Ochner, of this city
offered Il ruhlpr-tired wagon Tor $49s.
J. H. Tyrrell offered the old ambul-
ance which has been at Ernst's paint
shop for u long time. for $50, Il, it
stands, and for $50, il put in perfect
repair.
II it is put in complete repair. with
now rolling gear, ctc.,-it should make
a very satisfactory vehicle for the two
fold purpose intended.
The council, committee meeting
last night crowded the hour of | l
o'clock.
The mayor and chief Of police made
two inspections of the wagon today,
and the mayor will send Il report 10
the council Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
INSPECTING
TUCBOATS.
Government Officials Arrived on
- a TuSbOat Today and Went
to Work.

Widespread changes in several par
ticulars will be made on a number of
tugboats in this port as consequence
OF the visit of government inspectors
TO this city today.
The life preservers received special
attention. One of the inspectors, who
gave his attention to the boye decks
and appliances, ordered number OF
life preservers destroyed, AS they did
not come up to the requirements.
Only those of block cork were left
undestroyed
1t is understood that, after May |.
life preservers Of material other than
block cork will not be tolerated by
the inspectors The preserves OF a
kind of dried stalks OF Il vegetable
growth and also those of grannlated
cork are not considered sufficiently
safe.
Tests with dead weights OF iron at
tached to life preservers, were made
in the water to test their percentage
of buoyancy.
The hull and boiler inspection also
consisted Of pains taking scrutiny.
Ir made the tugboat captains irrita-
BILE to hear the swish of tearing can
vas as the black listed life presevers
were ripped so as to render them cer-
tain of not being again put into use.
All the Appliances and fixtures on
the boats were carefully gone over and
inventolied.
The inspectors completed their la
bors for today about O'Clock, when
they returned to New York.
----
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
REWARD FOR DOC.
A. R. CyIe Has Lost a Valuable
Collie.

Another missing dog case in which
liberal reward j. offered has sprung
up in town.
This time the canine is young
bronze sable collie. 1t belongs to A.
r. Cyle. of 80 Fayette street. The dog
has unusually erect ears, ard Wore a
leather collar.
The collie was great pet. and Mr.
Cylc's family is especially anx ious for
its recovery.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
WAS LOCKED UP.

August Revis, who has been in the
police tolls several times although but
nine wears old, was locked up last
night at the request Of a woman into
whose house he had gone to seek a
sleeping place. He declares that he
was afraid to go home. He was this
morning remanded. He was one OF
the boys charged with cutting trolley
wires near the car barns.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
PARENTS SETTLED.

Pennsylvania Railroad Detective
John Gaflney, this morning. met the
narentS of the siA small boys who rob-
bed the freight station two weeks ago
and elected financial arrangements IN
regard to settlement OF the loss and
damage sustained 10y the company as
Il result of the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
REMAINS OVER SUNDAY.
LOngO Will Go to Prison Monday
for Ten Year Sentence.

New Brunswick, Apr. ID: Sheriff
Carman had intended to take Joe
Longo, under sentence for ten years
for manslaughter, to prison Yesterday,
but the youth pleaded that the sheriff
permit him to remain at the iai until
Monday, As he expected his mother
and sister on Sunday. The request
will be granted.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
BIG CREDIT HOUSE.
Perth AmhOy to Have a First Glass
Furniture Store.

One OF the leading credit furniture
firms of this section is going to open
4 store in thi, city. 1t is Leon
" .Roessler, ald it p nises to create
a mild furor with its advent into
local business life.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15

FL. LARKlNS 357 STATE Street,
Will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating or monthly pay
menrs. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-15
An UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL.

Perth amboy, April "A, 1905.
dcre mister Boyutn,
Ma ha, been using your red Cedar Shingles for
sum time: and says She will use other becus they
wear so well and cover much surface.
Il strikes they don't splinter much as
those from Jones and while ant stuck shingles
think yours the best yet
SAMMY SPANKED.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Miedzynarodowa wystawa to-
war6w zywych kt6ra sic
odbedzie W Chicago
cd 2. do 9 Grudnia.

,,Miedy narodowa wystawa to,
war6w zywych jest wykazem "
postepie chodowania zwi,rzat "
tym kraju. So tn kazdego roku
w~ystawione najlepsze produkta gu
stu i genieszu hodowc6w amery
kanskich, p}ody kt6re by}y rozwija-
ne przez 40 lat. Jaki 2rzyw'lej o"
siegnaG stvcznos6 z TENN ludzmi;
jaka zacheta do studyowanie wyni.
ka z ich wytrwania i po}aczonych
wisi}k6w. MIC jest to Driven IL
studenci szk6f %rolniczych z b'jska i
z daleka z swymi .nauczycielami
gromadza sic do Chicago podczas
tel wystawy towar6w aywych- Kto.
kolwiek uwaza znalesc ola siebie
nauke W tel s>kole okaz6w powi
MEN tam po~spieszy6- TAX, miedzy
narodowa wystawa towar6w zywjch
jest rzeczywiscie wielka szkof9. Po~
myslcie tylko co to znaczy ola se-
tex tysiecy farmer6w kt6rzy kazde
go roku ja zwiedzaja widz2 co
lch brac::a farmer>y i hudowcy re
wychowal'. ,Wiele ludzi
pc v>ieli p~ierwsze prawdziwe pole.
Gle co do wychowywania i produ-
przez zwiedzanie wystawy
Ona z tad dosta}a wielkie ozywie-
ME i zywotna si{e ola ludzi zajmu-
jacych sic zywem towarem W ca
lynn kraju.
TAME raty koleja North Wes-
tern z wszystkich stacyi beda og}a-
szane p6zniej'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
j. e. x. Arcybiskup Sy
mon w AmeryCe:

x. Arcybiskup Symon ma,
pisa} do je6nego z ziemian W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem list; z
kt6rego urywek podajemy:
Wr6ci}em nareszeie z tel
niesko6czenie d}ugiej podr6-
zy do Ameryki - i cd dni
Ipieciu jestem W. mojej, cha
tynce ma Via Giusi. W}6czY-
lem sic caiych prawie piec
miesiecy, dzie6 i noe, ME juz
lie k%ilometr6w zrobi}em ma
morzu j ma ladzie, przebie-
glenn psi Ameryki P6}nocnej
zwiedziiem 1853 koscioly pei
* i tylez prawie naszych
tam szk6f, szpitali, ochronek
ola dzieci widzialem million 2
z CORA rodak6w naszych,
wypowiedzialem 2 200 kazah
i NOV " rozmaitych okolicz-
nosciach g.. bylem " kohcu
tax zmietny, zmeczonY, wy
czerpany, ze musialem powie-
dziec sobie: Al tego dosycl
i uciekleml DO tel rozrYWali
mic No ose4ci, chcieli zebymm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Farma ma %sprzedaz.

W. Albercie, Mimi, 4 mile
cd polskiego ko6cio1a a Z
mil Cd miasta Foley, 280r a
pod p}ugiem, 30 ARROW
Taxi, reszta dobre drzewo ]
%pastwiska. Jest tn 100 klafet
gotowe do wywiezie-
MIA z boru, budynek nowy,
i wszystkie maszynny
do zniwa; 80 sztuk bydla ro-
gatego 3 konie Is SWIM, ku-.
~, gesi, separator do nlleka
wszystko co do gospodsrstwa
Wszystko sprzedam Z powo--.
;lu choroby mel zony. Zg1o.
sic sic zaraz pod adresem:
Antoni Byzewski
Gilman, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

wszystkiiet kol[o l ]
koscio}y polskje, q tych Jest
okolo 500, ME zWazali AMI ma
moi wick, ami ma zmeczenie
.brali mic przemoca j wozili
20 tych ogromnych pre-
strzeniach bez wytehnoiie9lnliia,
bez wypoczynku!
DIS Bogu dziekuje, re sic
to skohczy}o!
Pozawczora mia}em :audy-,
encya u OLGA Swietego, pre-
dstawii}em mu kr6tkie spra-
wozdanie z mojej misyi, Cd
lozywszy d1usze ma czas p6z-
Messy i zapowiedzia}em, ze
ma miesiac Tub diva jade do
Polski, odetchnac swojem ro-
dzinnem powietrzem. Ojciec
sw. powita} mnie z niewymo-
VIVA radoscia; rad by1 niez-
miernie z mojej podr6zy,
winszowa} mi jej, m6wi}, re
mia} juz z Ameryki urzedo-
we jakieS sprawozdanie z
moich prac i czynnoSci i
czytal je z wielkiem zadowo-
leniem. Bo tel i rzeczy sa-
mel Gala podr6z wypad}a
swietnie - Dy}a jednym
wielkim tryumfalnym po-
chodem. Vital mnie tylko
rodacy, ale tel i obey ME
tylko katolicy, ale i protes-
tanci.
Dzienniki angielskie, czyli
ameryka6skie, d}ugie pos
wieca}y artyku}y mojej oso-
bic i moim wizytom. Sam
prezydent Roosevelt wyrazil
zyczenie widzenia mnie i "a
prosii do siebie. Musia1em
przerwac wizyte, i stawic sic
do Waszyngtonu. Przyjecie i
tutaj by}o serdeczne - chwa'
lii przedemnq polak6w i pro-
sill o z1ozenie jego hollow
Ojcu swietemu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

wal przez dzienniki. Ale sta
rec ME znalazl W tym cz1o-
wiek,u zadnego podobiehstwa
z swym dobroczyhca. Uprze]-
mie jednak i grzecznie PREY
jail goscia i rzekl:
- Vice to panes mi pred
.dwoma laty tax wielka wy
swiadczy} przys}uge?
-. Rozun>ie sic rzek1 ]
wyprostowa} sic dumnie; to-
raz i pan mi mozesz wy
swiadczyc przys}uge, DO
mnie sic teraz okropnie lie
powodzi. ..~.
- Kochany przyjacielu -
rzek} nastepnie 6w starry IT,
rzednik bardzo by mnie Gle
szy}o, zebym panu m6g{ sic
przys}uzyc. Mech sic pan
tymczasem pred poludniem
u mnie zatrzyma, a poniewaz
teraz w}asnie jest czas snia-
DANA, to chodzmy do owej
gospody, do kt6rejS mnie
pan wtenczas z~aprowadzi1
wszak ian wiesz gdzie to
jest?
Me, tego ME pamietam
DO to juz dawno byfo.
Wtenczas staruszek
rzekl powaznie i surowo:
- S}yszysz m}ody cz}owie-
ku, lies sic wybra}; cheese
sobie zakpi6 re mnie, jabym
Gle m6gf oddac W rece poll
cyl. Ale poniewaz sic domys-
lam re znasz tego cz}owieka
kt6rego ia poszuku]e,> obie-
cuje ci, re miasto Gle wydac
dam ci sowita nagrode, je2eli
mi ~powies7, gdzie go znalezc
moge.
Robotnik os1upial i rzekl:.
- Masz pan s1usznosc.
Mnie com nikomu mig.
dy ami gors2a. ME daf ME
godzi sic z dobrego uczynku
mego towarzysza korzystac.
Ten kt6rego pan szukasz,
pracowaf wtenczas re, NINA W
tel same; .praccwni, ale teraz
jest prey wojsku W Afryce, a
to poda4o mi mysl, ably udac,
re ia MIN jestem; prosze pa
ma przebaczyc mi ten krok
nieuczciWy.
Starry urzednik ucieszy} sic
re wreszcie wpadf ma trop
swego dobroczy6cv i ma
tychmiast poczyni} potrzebne
kroki, ably 60 uwolnic cd woj-
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go "a syna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Dobry uczynek ME
ginie.

ginie.
Bv}o to W Paryzu. Wsr6d
najostrzejszej zimy s'edzlaf
starzec jaki6 ma rogu odlud,
nej ulicy. Mogfa bye godzlna
10 wiecz6r; ma}a liczba lu-
dzi, co sill tamtedy spleszy-.
Ii sic, by jak najpredzej DO
STAG sic do domu, zreszta
myself, re ten starzec must
bye pijany, kiedy W tak'm
mrozie siedzi ma ulicy. Gdy-
by sic jednak byli lep'e]
przypatrzyli, byliby zobaczyll'
re Jest trzezwy / poml mo
widocznego ub6stwa wyglada'
przvzwoicie, ale jak rzek}em
ME mieli ma to czasu.
Wreszcie szed} droga Jak1s
m}ody cz}owiek, splewa]ac
i pogwizdujac. Stanaf -przed
stacem i zapyta} co mu bra
kuje.
G}odny jestem 49, wy
jekna} starzec.
Temu MONA zaradzlc
49, odrzek} m}odzian. Oprzy-
icie sic ma mojem ramienlu
i iezeli mozecie chodzcie ze'
NINA.
Ten m}ody cz}owiek, ro-
botnik z]aprowadzi} starca do
gospody, bedacej W poblizu l
kaza} mu dac wieczerze. Sta"
REC jad} z takiem apetytem
re towarzysz jego, kt6ry z
rozkosza mu sic przypatry-
wal, musia} go upomnlec'
ably ME jad} tax predko,
DO sobie moze zaszkodzic. 4
Macie sfusznosc - od7
rzek1 starzec, a rrzytem ME
powinienem waszej dobrocl
naduzywat; DO muscle "a
pewne wiedziec, re ME nam
pieniedzy ma zap}acenie.
To mic ME szkodzl;
juz ia sic O to postaram.
Macie wypijcie jeazcze kle-
liszek wilma, potem :zaprcwa-
DE was do domu.
Mieszkanie starca ME by
10 daleko. Gdy juz przyszli
wziaf go robotnik "a reke l
rzek}.
Mnie sic dobrze. po-
wodzi, zaraoiam wiele Ma me
potrzeby a co mi zostaje ma
rozrywki. Wfasnie mann je-
szcze 20 fEank6w: miasto je
roztrwonic, DAM je wan, pro.
SEE, wezcie to, dobranoc!
To m6wiac, wcisna} mfo-
dzian starcowi 20 frank6w do
rqkl l sZyOKlm X sig
oddalif.
Starzec ten, kt6rego do
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glodowej i zmarzniecia ocali-
la, byl niegdys urzednikiem,
kt6ry ca}y sw6j majatek przez
z1ych ludzi utraci}. Mai W.
p~rawdzie bardzo bogatego
brata, ale ten wcale sic OF
ME troszczy} i W nedzy go
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