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New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
FIRE UNDER A QUARTER OF A MILLION
Almost Panic Among Tenants in Building
Containing Bank Branch.

Fire threatened the building occupied on the
street floor by branch of the Twenty third Ward
Bank. at No. $50 Boston Road. yesterday Con
sterraton little short Of panic was created among
the thirteen families who occupy the rest OF the
building. Smoke drove all of them TO the street il,
various stages of undress. escaping to adjon-
ing houses by way of the roof others going down
The hTe escapes and the majority staggering
ner, who lives on the first floor attempted 10 make
his escape through window. and was severely c1,t
the right hand.
In the safes and vaults of tho bank were cur
rency and securities TO the value OF $4,000 ac-
coTdng to reports about the building The fire Ncs .
in the basement. II did through the floor Ia
the hanks quarters. though heavy safes were
diIe ny Over ths part OF the basement where the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
OSLER DEFINES TIEUvS.
Issues Statement to Correct Hisun-
derstandings.
GB1 TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1RrxE.I

Baltimore, Feb. 26.-Dr. William Osler In re-
ply 10 the various criticisms and certain mis-
statements made In connection with his recent
assertion in reference to the limit of mans util-
ity as a creative genius. tonight gave out the
following signed statement:
nave been SO msquOted in the papers that I
should like to make the following statement:
FIRST did. not say that men at sixty should
be chloroformed; that the point in the novel
TO which | referred and which the plot
hinged ~
Second-Nothing in the criticisms have shaken
my conviction that the telling work Of the
world mas been done and is done by men under
iorty years of age. The exceptions which have
been given only Illustrate the rule
Ihlrd-lt would ba fer the general good if
men at sixty We're relieved from active work
we should miss the energies of some young old
men. but on the whole IT would be of the great
est service TO the sexagenarii themselves
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
Public Notices.

CTPREAIE COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
~ First Departmcnt-In the matter Of the application
of the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company Tor tbs
OF three Commissioners 70 oeterne sh re-
port whether railroad ought TO be constructed and op
PIJBI1c NOTICE Is HERxBT GIVEN that. pursuant
amended the undersigned Hudson and Manhattan Rail
road Company will apply to the Appellate Division Of the
Judicial Department term thereof 70 be held az the
House, at Madison Avenue and
25th street Borough OF Manhattan. in the City OF
New York Friday the 10Th day of March 1893 az one
O'Clock afternoon soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard the appointment OF three Commission
above entitled matter 10 determine ana report
said Appellate Division after due hearing whether the
railroad OF Railroad Company ought to be construct
operated The papers upon which the aforesaid
Company. dated February 1905 and the
acCompanying the same all Of which in
Once Of the CLERK OF the said Appellate Division on or
1905 and in addition thereto such other
shall be presented 20 the said Court by the
description Of the route and general plan OF con
OF said railroad form hed
synopsis of the said route: From the state ne under
the Hudson River to Street: thence West
Street to COrtandt Street. and thence aswary under
Cortland street to point at or near the westerly line
Church Street: and thence curvtng NOrthwardy
private property and Dey street 10 Fulton Street
and thence WeStwardly under Fulton street and West
Street River the state line. with a
subway for foot passengers under Dey Street from the
terminal station a Church Street Broadway
under Broadway John Street.
The object aforesaid application Is obtain
appoint nen OF Commissioners shall determine after
oilroad ought he constructed and operated shall
the evidence taken said Appellate Division
IL in OF the construction and operation Of said rail-
road this Company will ask that it shall bel shall
of the property along the lines
said Railroad Company.
HUDSON AND MANHATTAN RAILROAD COMPANY.
by w. G. McADOO. President
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
TO CONFER WITH HEDLEY TO-DAY.
InteTborough Employees Threaten to Strike
Unless There Are Concessions.

More STRIKE threats were INDUCED in last nigfV
10y The members Of the Manhattan Division nj tbS
AHalgamated Association OF Street and EIcctri,
fN1li"aN EuiployeS in they arc not sarisfAd
WITH the result Of conference which is 70 80
pace to-cay between tho grievance cornmjftee
a-H General Manager Hedley Of the Inter Iorn,,ob
i.EiI Si.2ihpany, 5,resleent George e Pepper of The
concessions for them. and at the conference ~ d..
ne VIII Try 10 get slight advance in wages for
me tlcket agents. ticket choppers conductors and
g13rds ano 4 reduction IN their hours of work
re neN scneduie which the motormen are in
teTesied IN was into effect in the s,It,y+-,-
To-Day. bur there were some doubts yesterdav sc
- ~ffthe II would be ready in time as II neans
q complete reconstruction Of the trips The mo-
tormeh say that trouble will follow II they do NOT
Ret the rests guaranteed them in their agreeuen,
with the company.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
ANNIVERSARY OF METHODIST CHURCH
Forty-Fourth Street Body Observes Day with
Special Services

The Forty-fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church celebrated its fortyrst anniversary yester-
day by special services. In the morning the Water
Street Mission conducted the services and In tho
evening the Gospel Band of the Paterson Young
Mems Christian Associa ton.
The church has had a successful year and
the congregation yesterday showered congratula-
tiOns upon the pastor the Rev. George W. Ciunton.
who. although handicapped by lack of funds has
accomplished much In his four years ministry in
Guiding the organization of a Junior Epworth
League, a prosperous Sunday school and the Fire
side Club. which appeal to the social side of the
younger element of the congregation.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
FIGHT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BILL.

1t Is believed by many persons at Newark that
the proposed passage of a bill by the legislature
aboishng capital punishment a penalty for
murder may be thwarted when the legislature
learns that there at present in the county Jail
fourteen persons under Indictment for murder
awaiting indictment, or under sentence Of death.
1t Is the largest number that ever I'm that
institution at any tins. Murder has been com
mitted so often lately near Newark and the muir
derers have so often escaped the galowS or even
life imprisOnment. that the residents startled
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

A great line.
Once more we've taken our i'm
porter's surplus of 80 and rs cent
fancy Isle and cotton socks.
Added every pair of fancy 80 or
Is cent socks left from last fall and
winter.
$1,000 pairs all told, and not a pair
among 'em worth less than 80 cents.
We don't mind whispering that last
time we did this over 10000 pairs got
a footing the first day.
25 cents.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s s42 1860
Warren st. 18th ST. Sind st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
FIRST SERMON IN NEW TABERNACLE
Formal Dedication to Take Place in Broad.
way Next Sunday.

Although the formal dedication will not occur
until next Sunday. the Rev. Dr. Charles F. Jeffer
SON the pastor preached the initial sermon YES
terday In the new Broadway Tabernacle 55th-st
ana Broadway With the exception Of the big pipe
organ, which is still TO he connected, the audi
torlum has been completed and every seat down
stairs and in the three large galleries was filled
The music. which q feature of the openinp
services. under the direction of Summer SAT-
ter, the organSt. III
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Sunday, Feb. 2s, 1905.
ARRIVED.


steamer Etruria 'Br' Potter. LIVERPOOL February IS
cabin and 51 steerage passengers. mails and mdse.
Steamer La Bretagne u'rl Poncelet Havre February
cabin and l.OO steerage passengers mails
Arrived at the a 1880
Steamer Rosalnd tBrl Clark, st Johns. y r, Feb 81
and Halifax -. BowrinS & 90. IL
1dse. Arrived y
Steamer Aurora tNor), Domingo
February 13 and Azua II. Hugh Kelly & Co. with
sugar Arrived al the Bar at l
steamer Hubert tBrp. Good. Maranham January s
Ceara 20 Manaos February s. Para IL Barbados Is
TO Booth q GO. with passengers. mails and mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar 2;3O p m
Steamer Santurce, Frederksen, MRyaguez February
Arroyo IL Jobor l6. Arecibo IL and rs
the Bar al i30
EasIficlu Jones HsltInora Fehriarv
to Frederick r Rohl, ballast
Lampasas, C;aIyeEtoD Erahruarv
Key West II. 10 Charles Mallory & Co with pas
sNngers and mdse Passed I'm at
Steamer Algonquin, Staples.
and Charleston "a TO William CLYDE & 70 viii pas
sengers and mdSe Passed In Quarantine at 1888 p m
S'nIner Princess Ann. Tapley. Newport and
tok, 10 the Old Dominion steamship Company
senGeTs ana mdse. Passed in Quarantine al geo u M
sandy Hook, !. Fen 26. a.30 p m--Wind northwest
strong breeze; clear
Steamer I~Xss panl for Horten; Britannia dam.
Nideo Rnenos Ayres etc: Newton tBrl Manchester;
MaIanhense d'rl. barbados. Manaos Vaderand
lHelsl Dow. ana Antwep Hamilton, Norfolk New
News. NOngthellO
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
R. G. A. DoNNELLY SERIOUSLY ILL
Quartermaster General of New-Jersey Has
Brights Disease and Heart Trouble

Trenton, \. J.. Feb. es.-Richard c. A DonneII,
ss,artcrnlaster general Of New-Jersey is seriously,
III at his home here He has Brisht's disease and
heart trouble. and his death may occur al any
moment, the physicians say. General Donuellv IL
Sixty-four years old IIe served with Neg-Jer-
soy regiment of volunteers in the Civil War He
served two terms as Mayor Of Trenton. was twice
elected to the House Of Assembly and I'm 1882 was
hoseU Commander OF ahe Grand Army ~ ,tbe
Republic. Department Of New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF

the Secretary. Washington February - 19O5.-NO-
hereby that sealed proposals viii b. received
the Treasury Department. Washington. u c. until .
o'clock T NJ Tuesday. the 2sth Of March. 1908. for
furnishing cloth be the officers and
I. : Proposals Will also
be received until the date and hour for furnishing
O the OF the above
OF stamped spreai eagle design legend. All
information the specifications both
caps insignia will be furnished upon application
this Office. Division Of Appointments. The bids be
addressed to the Secretary OF the Treasury Washington
c. sealed and endorsed Proposals for Caps
Insignia L Customs Service
tSicnedl l.. NJ SHAN
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
LAST WEEh OF
Grand Opera season I904-1s05.

Under the direction OF Nj. Heinrch C7n-isd
This Evening. : ROMEO ET JJLTET-TF
E,amcs Jacoby. BaUesueS'er. Sa.exa Pancoa Ic1--.a
Bars. Farvis Muhlma1n. EsEue Conductor Frark1
WeG. Evg. Mar J. at s-DIE FLEDERM4T-S l.
brich. Alien. Walker Dippel. Goritz R4iss f.-s.--
Mdhlmaun H@nseleT Conductor. Franko --'
Thurs EvE.. Mar 81. 30 Special Psrf7-ns,..
DIE. MEISTERSI%G GER, Alien. Jacoby- pt--q-sI--
Van RoOy. Goritz Blass. Reiss. MuhIu.snn Cor 49,
Special Prc~s-s1. $50. s. &C.
Fri Evg. Mch Sd. at S. Last Suhscrlpelon -
Grand Misceilaneous Bill Beginning wi-h scene ?
J'ANNII-EF,IA RDSTItANA- DE NaccfF rscoh~
Bauermester. Bars. Begge; followed 81 ACT ~ -
Ia GIOCONDN- Eo-dica. Homer. ra-ls9 Csi--is,4t
Dufriche. followed by NCTT III % IT. BARBTFPE ~
SINIGIIA- SeubricE- DippeL Rossl. coneIudi1r r,,s
act l. f PAGIIACCI Al.en- Caruso. Sc0tti Psiss-
Parvis Conductor Nigua
sat ATTN. Mch- .. AZ 2-TOSCA Emma Ea7,s-
Dippel SCotti. Rossi. Dufr~he. Bars. Conf Vsr-s
SAT. Evg. Mch. 2. Popular Prices ar {5-Drz
WALKU ERE Walkrr- Freus-ad Homer. Bu-TS-aII.-
Van ROJy BlaSs. CoBductp~. Eerrz
WEBER PIANO USED
PLACE THEATRE Evr- a, r..,
STA r y GA G VI T. 7, BON y To-ni-bt T...
& We'd. Erckmann-s C0-a-liv % z Z q \ % n -
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Queenstown, Feb 90 m-Sailei steamer ,,ar,rt,
g tbrl war; uron l@verpoon. New-York
southampton. Feb 20 Arrived, New V,rl
- erts. New York via Plymouth Chcrbours
Trieste Feb = Arrived. SIpvonta tI$r, T,rr
New York wa Gibraltar ami Naples frr Finrr. ,s,5
proceeded. '''''-' "''''
Fune 2i-NrrVed steamer T-ftc,ta n, r..-.---.
NeH York wa Trieste tand sailed Tor Palermo
and New w. ''''''''
Grr,dlar lee 26- Passed steamer Algeria tTrl GEORGE
Marseiis9. Leshorn and Naples for New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
Proposals.
THE INTERIOR,

OF THE INTERIOR,
- Washington. D. C. February IS. l9O5.-Seaied pro-
posas duplicate) OF frame build
houses teachsrs residences
the following in Alaska Carmel bristol
Bay), SedOvia Cook Iuletl, KOdiak)
also Yakutat, Haines, KilinoO Wrangs Jackson
in Southeastern Alaska viii be received the Depart
until O'Clock .. m. Saturday April l.. l9u5
and will be opened immedla ely thereater in the pres
OF such bidders d 10 The Eight
is reserved reject bids received Blank
forms o6 proposal, embracing specifications be
telned application the Department. Com,
missioner Of Education, showing details
may be Inspected Plans specifications also be
seen ana obtained from Frof William = Kelly, az Sitka
Alaska Juneau and Douglas from Livingston r. Jones'
Of Juneau. and from L. Commissioners Ke-chi-
kan. Wrangell Skagway., Seward and Valdez. Alaska.
Z. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

York CITY February % 1905.-Sealed proposals. in
triplcate, will b. received here until O'Clock Nj,
March "a 1905 and then opened for furnishing and de
eTns to the Quarteruasers Department either the
Philadelphia. Boston New York Chicago or san Fran
cisco DeDOts: Fur Caps Linen Collars. Jean Drawers.
Winter Drawers White Cotton Gloves Bucskn Gloves,
Yellow HOrsehiSe Gloves Chambray Shirts Russet
Mattress MOSQUITO Bars. Bed
sheets Pillows Pillow Tent Pins Trumpet Cords
Dark Blue cloth, Blue keTSey. White Facing
Cloth Buckskn GauntIets Information and blanks
for bidding furnished appa L.
right reject accept all proposals.
thereof Envelopes containing proposals should he markell:
Proposals for clothing Equipage Materials to he
opened March 81. 1909 and addressed to BINCi-
HAM Mat a MI. L A. Depot O ".
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise sunset m Noon age "a
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook Gov. Island 2:22 Hell Gate 4:15
P.M-Sandy 230 Gov. Hell Gate 4:47
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
rGUSTA ARSENAL. ATGTSTA "a

Feb. 27. 1905 Sealed proposals, in duplicate sub
conditions. will be received here until
r NJ on 60 1915. the purchase OF condemned
ordnance giving quantities
etc had application d. \. LYLE. Lieut.
Col. Ord Dept. COmdg
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool. Feb 2S-Arrived
HoRarth. New York. 26th
deiphia. t'mhris tRr,.
Sueenstown Path sailed.
Iarty. 81 John. y b.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

steamers Armenian 6Rrl,
Merton ,Rr,, Damn, Phila-
STEPHENS New York via
steamer Lake Erie (Rrl,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Washington Feb n, 1aO5.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will this office until II O'Clock noon March
1goJ furnishing six hundred OF eight inch
cast pipe. Specifications and blank OF
proposal may be obtained this Office. HENRY F.
MCFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. JOHN RIDDLE.
om
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
Concluding. General Davis says:

Casting up the matter in all it's phases I
would say that while this discomfort exists, and
certainly will exist, probably for long time
with respect to some of the employees yet the
larger number are not unreasonabl and accept
the situation; they know that the government
is doing everything possible to make their lot
pleasanter and they are Loyalty working and
carrying out their contracts.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
CONTRACTORS wAGoNs-sEALED PRO.

posals in trIplicate. will be received the ofHc,
OF Isthmian Canal ,mmissiCn. Washington, D. c.
until $500 o'clock P NJ. the 2Sth day Of February.
1908. which time they will be opened in public
furnishing Five i5) contractors Wagons Further
particulars be had application the ocs
The Isthmian Canal Commission. Washington. d c.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

BOREK. Czasy napoleo6-
skie pamieta Tomasz fMusie-
lax, kt6ry urodzi{ sic W Co.
rekwicy pod Borkiem i to W
roku 1898, dnia 9 stycznia.
Pamieta dotrze wojska ma
poleo1skie, nawet opisuje ich
umundurowanie. Przytom-
nose ma z~upe}na, tylko jest
gluchym, Gala zine ley W
l6zku i modli sic, za6, Gale
lato robi miot}y, sam chodzi
do lasu pc brzozowe ga}ezie,
szybko chodzi, s1owem ma
sw6j wick posiada ~niezwyk1a
si}e. Pobiera renty 10 mrk.
miesiecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

PLESZEW. Gospodarz Je-
drzejak z Jankowa wracal
wraz z IONA swa pow6zka
ztad do swej zagrody i zabra}
sasiada Spaliniaka. Niedaleko
Jankowa dogoni} go gospo-
darz Dwojak z tel samej wsi.
Ably sic ME pozwolit wy6cig-
nae, podciai Jedrzejak swego
konia i W szalonym pedzie
pad} z wozem ma lezaca PREY
5wir6wce kupe kamieni. W6z
sic p%rzewr6cit i przykry} ja-
dacych, przyczem Szaliniak
zosta} trupem ma miejscu,
Jedzejak zas tax ciezko sic
porani}, ze lezy be- nadziei
zycia, jedynie iona jego wy
sz}a z tel przygody O lyle
szczesliwie, re tylko lekko sic
porani}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
ZE SLASKA:

GLIWICE. Panne famine
O~ma6kowska, redaktork e
.,Glosu Slaskiego", skaza} tu-
tejszy sad ma 80 NIX. kary
lub 10 dni aresztu "a obraze
ziandarma Michaelisa, jakiej
prokuratorya sic dopatrzy}a
W korespondencyi, nades1a-
nej temuz pismu o obcho-
die weselnym, kt6ry 6w IAN
darn dozorowal. Pisa1y o
tenn takze gazety niemieckie,
ale i'm prokuratorya procesu
ME wytoczy}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

rosyjski czy 40 lat rusyfika-
cyl przsz szkole wyda}y inne
owoce mad op6r j nienawi6c..
Pisma rosyjskie powtarzaja
list Sienkiewicza, kt6re wie1-.
kie wywar} wrazenie.
Donosza z Petersburga,
10 Rad chi6ski zamierza
zwr6ci6 sic r6wnocze6nie
do Rosyi i Japonii z-pro6ba
O zaprzestanie dalszych kro-
k6w wojennych. - Chiny
m~otywuja pro6be swoja tenn,
re wojna juz dotychczas wy
rzadzi}a krajom chi6skim,
zw}aszcza Mandzuryi, ogrom-
ne szkody. W ko}ach poll
tycznych przypuszczaja, re
Rad chi6ski podejmuje STA
rama to W porozumieniu, a
moze nawet ma zadanie ro-
syjskiego stronnictwa poko~
jowego W rzadzie.
Aresztowano spraWce "a
machu dokonanego ma guber-
natorze Wiberga, Mjasajedo-
vie. Jest MIN niejaki5 Matti
Reinikka. Strzela1 on do GU
bernatora try razy W biurze.
Rany gubernatora ME So ME-
bezpieczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

PIkA. 2 tutejszego wiezie-
MIA wy}ama1 sic i zbieg} kry-
minalista, RADIUS S%zarlowski,
skazany ma lat IL do domu
karnego "a usi}owane zab6j-
stwo i rabunek ma osobie
handlarza mas1a Dracka z
Frankfurt mad Odra. Dziw-
ma i niepojeta zaprawde jest
ucieczka opryszka, jak tenze
m6g} niepostrzezenie przepi-
}owac CRUDE kraty u okien
cell, precise %podw6rze stree
zone przez str6za z czujnym
psem, przedostac sic przez
wysoki muir, cicho, spokoj~
ME, bez szzlestu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
Chicago & Northwestern.
Odiazd pociag6w
NaEWschdd.

Przybycle poolag6w.
Re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger (daily) ..--. GAS a m
Minnesota passenger lex S)...... . ....'''.. 1870 pm
Min, s. Oak. mail and pass lex S.. -...--.6;so p m
Re Zachodu.
Min. & Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. .. 11;4o a m
Local passenger lex 81 ...".."". ..... s'45 p m
Dakota mail and passenger daily. .....o3o p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
z GALICYI.

WE LWOWIE zmarl W
IS roku zycia znany artysta
rzezbiarz, S. p. Tadeusz b.
race. Pochodzi} z rodziny
orude6skiej, szla checkiej,
osiad&ej W Galicyi cd XVII
W. Kszta}ci} sic W sztuce
W Krakowie, nastepnie W
Momentum, gdzie uzys-
kali medal srebrny "a stu
dyum konkursowe p. t., ,Woj-
ma"
Ma wystawie miedzynaro-
dowej W Berlinie W r. 1890
Original wzmianke pochwal-
ma "a kilka swoich prac. Cd
znaczyl sic szeregiem popiers
medalion6w, pomnik6w i
rzezb alegorycznych. Ws}awi}
sic pomnikami: Jana Sobie-
skiego we Lwowie, Chrzanow-
skiej- W Trebowli.
S. p. Tadeusz by} tel tw6rca
nagrodzonego IA konkursie,
ogloszonym przez polak6w W
Ameryce, projektu pomnika
Tadeusza Kosciuszki Otrzy-
NAL on i nagrode "a ten pro-
jekt, kt6rego ME wykonano
jedynie 2 powodu jego wiel-
Ikiej kosztownosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
z POD MOSKALA.

KODZ, Donosza, re W Kill
ku fabrykach robotnicy po-
nownie zawiesili prace.
- z Warszawy donosza,
10 w4adze ~pozwoli}y ma odby-
Gle wieca W sprawie deputa-
cyl, kt6ra byla W Petersbur-
gu.
- Sienkiewicz og}osil W
Petersburskiej nRusi" list
otwarty " sprawach szk6l-
nyoh. Sienkiewicz pyta .rzad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
x D000D00000O0
9 WIESCI z OJCZYZNY 9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
z POZNANSKIEGO.

JAN0WIEC. Syn pewnej
tutejszej uczciwej rodziny
robotniczej uda} sic pred
mniej wiecej 10 laty ma OBJ
czyzne, a poniewaz pc SVEN
odej5ciu wcale sic do rodzi-
COW ME zg}asza}, ola togo ro-
dzice sami prosili. go kilka-
krotnie, l%istownie, ably tel
da} zna6 sobie, ale wiado-
mosci zadnej ME sodebrali.
Matka, kt6ra milczenie syna
najbardziej bola}o, wzie}a sic
vice ma spos6b telegrafowa-
la mu re ojciec umar}, ale i
depesza ME skutkowa}a. Przy-
puszczali tedy stroskani ro-
dice, re syn musia1 umrzec,
ojciec jednakze W smierc ME
wierzy} i wymysli} inny pod
step. Matka odwo}ujac sic ma
telegraficzna wiadomosc O
6mierci OLGA donios1a synowi,
re W spadku ola niego costa
viii ojciec tysiac marek i jesli
ich ME odbierze osobiscie, to
spadek 6w przypadnie jego
siostrze. To pomog}o. Czu}y
syn zjawif sic osobiscie W
kr6tkim czasie / ma sw6j
wstyd przekona} sic, re rodzi-
CO zyja i So zdrowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

Dziewcze
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