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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
Goe. After Negro.

Deputy Sheriff A. Sid Cowin left here today for Covington. Ky, to bring oack James Hardy. negro boy, who IS charged with murder in this county. Regulation papers have been secured from the Governor of Alabama and will be presented to the Governor of Ken lucky to get the prisoner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
pnrinr pnfI rnreA.

In order to pay their poll taxes and thereby qualify themselves to partici- pate in primaries and elections this year. many citizens of Jefferson Coun- ty crowded at the ofiee of the Tax Col
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
Weather ContiGtIons. (EOF PnEt 2A EInlirs !

,rr , IVs tsSb $* Adoufssl
 The low barometer area noted as off th coast Of the Carolinas yesterday has move, northward very slowly, being now centra ued unsettled weather with rain from esster, Georgia north ito Maryland and rain or snoy m western Georgia, western North Carolina ana eastern portions Of Alabama and Ten. nessee; Elsewhere, generally fair weathe prevails under the influence of areas Q hlgh pressure over New England and tn. north slope of the Rockies, the latter show. Ing considerable strength. causing lowe temperatures over Montana and the Dakol tas, though temperatures have risen siightlj Tn nearly all other districts As this sref or nigh spreads southeastward. It vii tonight and fair weather Sunday. l.. Temperature and precipitation as rsportsi by the Weather Bureau For selected Southl ein statior@ f"' 'rg 2f hours sn,Iine T a m January 27, 190e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
When neaI Fame Came.

tke government of the people, by the people, and for tn people ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28

New York. Jan, 27.--Flour dull unchanl Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude nom nal; yellow 33@33h@
 Coffee, spot Rio steady: No invoIe 7-l6c; mild firm! CordoVa 9% @12%c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
LINCOLN'S SPEECH AT GETTYSBURG
 DISAPPOINTED THOSE WHO HEARD II
Clark E. Ca in Address Before Illinois State Historical Society Throws New Light on Famous Two-Minute Grafton
 on the Battlefield

soma other distinguished personages, and for the members of the Board or Commissioners The procession was delayed for some time by people pres sing forward to shake hands with the President after he was mounted upon his horse, which continued until stop ped by the marshals
 ''President Lincoln, as we moVea slowly forward sat at first upon ms horse, handling the reins of the bridle in the white gauntlet gloves he wore in such a stately and dignified manner as to make him appear Commander Tn Chief of the army and navy Of the United States, which he was. Before we reached the grounds he was bent forward. his arms swinging, his body linn. and his whole frame swaying from side to side. He had become so absorbed in thought that he took little heed of his surroundings and was rid ing just as he did over the circuit in Illinois during the years of his early practice of law, with his saddle bags, which contained all of his possessions, dangling upon each side of his horse.
 'sThe exercises were opened with an invocation by the Rev. pr. Stockton, who was, I think, then chaplain of the United States Senate. Letters of regret were read from Gen. George G. Meade, who commanded our troops in the great battle and was still in command of the army at the front; from the venerable Gen. Winfield Scott, and oth- CTS, after which MT. Everett was in- troduced and began his oration."
 Famous Address Delivered. -- MT. Everett spoke for two hours. and MT. Carr analyses his address minute Iy, closing by saying that he held the breathless attention of his audience MT. Carr continued:
 "At the close of Mir. Everetts ad- dress solemn dirge written by MT. B. B. French especially for the occasion, was sung by hundred voices. after which President Lincoln was introdue- ed to the great multitude.
 When the President thus appeared it was the first opportunity the people had to really see him. There was the usual craning of necks. the usual excla1 nations of down in front the usual crowdlng to get places to see, and much confusion. He waited patiently for the audience to become quiet, ana there was absolute silence while ne aGoke He began un those high, piere- ing tones, which the people or A4AAiois had so often heard. to which he held to the close His was voice which, when he made an effort, could reach a great multitude, and he always tried to make every one hear He held in his left hand two or. three pages or manuscript. toward which ne glanced but once. He spoke with deliberation, but could not have continued more than three or four. some said two minutes
 Disappointed in Speech.
 50 short time was MT: fLincoln before them that the people could scarcely believe their eyes when he disappeared from their view. They could not possibly, in so short time, mentally prasp inc ideas that were con- veyed, or even their substance. Time and again expressions of disappoint- meut were made to me. Many persons said to me that they would have sup-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
(lINcTNNATT pROVIsTONs-

Cincinnati Ohio. Jan. 27.-Flour quie wheat steady 91 e 92c; corn quiet 45c: oe steady 3S 033Ikc. Provisions firm Whiskey. quiet Sl. 29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
TREAsURY BALANCEs

Washington. Jan. s7.-Todsys treasu balances, exclusive of the gold resery shows available cash balance Si4o.ss8s1e sold s7T1sL4s7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
NEW YORK PRODUcE

T Indicates trace of precipitation.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE, Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-28
. Indicates risA Indicates faiL
River Forecast.

River Forecast
 (For mex: two davs) The Cooss and Alabama will continue fall very slowly or remain stationary. 7
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-02

Drei 6e{ hporeue nit elmer fleiuen
flaid de Gbambsrlain's Geibpeh,
2bolera un6 Durdfau : QlsotStn
Ron Gbolere 1r1orbus eebeiIt.
Ger 8. 80. JUmler Siebtotuer,
gIta., ersablt etne Griabrnna Die &c
mod1te. pabrenb er als @eIHwores
uer in elmer @UrbuuteriuAlne tn
g0worbsoiae, areisbappthnot bonn
9reiye @lebpurne, Gla. fieurirte. @r
sooi. .UGbrenb iG bort mar, nB td]
etpos frti6es unb aud @nrf' Gletl@
6os BEL mir @botera WtOrbns IN iebt
Sdlimner Surm ueruria4te. SO
sablte ara eienO unb ididte naH et'
ner oetpiien Gbolera ; @eoisin, ltati
Dsiieu IanOte mir Der Gpotbster etns
SIoSrbe gbomberlain's 2eibueb, Gbo'
Zero uu6 9urdtau.WtebIsin nit ben
8emerteu, Dab er bns @eluaulGt'
hattie, mir abet In 5ulee oer Sr'
brobtheit cieies SeilmIttels, OOraose
mir Iebteres su ididen, b. CT ItI
SeEeu uufeblbare Sur earatttirs. SO
uobm eirs 9oIe buuer pnc fielte y
NH miuuten beRer. 0ie itpette
SaIe heilte mid ednslidl. 8tpel
@itaeSGworene litten IN oerlelosf
SSs,ss nnb cine IanI un6 3tuattatc
Gent Slal9e bette tirls que p's''
8am gertanf BEL Batter Bros
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-02
f4IoB bIe neier..

BON d Il en- Sobrta 5 nirO
in DeutI1ldRb ttitmunb mebr GreilDilD
fur ben photographer iiH. Gin
rsres @sIeb gum rSdaB am
sisenen Bible lit fotpeit bOrbsreitet III
ldngen @srbunetangen antiden BOLTS
pertretung un6 Regierung, 6dB ca nit
nod elmer tlrSen NerItGnbisung Be-
BARI bic bstm WisbsrsuEammentritt
bes Hei9stnses 81 srpurten 1T. Damn
brdu9t Ii9 Riemanb msbr unfrettpila
Zig pbptosrapbiersn obsr ittu 8ilbnis
obne feline Grldubnis berbrsttsn ldiIen.
Hur Der Rifter uRb Stuatsdntpalt
biirfen bic Bilber @srbG9ttger aud cbs
ne berer 3uitimmung berDffentltdItn.
Gin tleiner Streit III nod, Oh niir gee
gen gep0bnli6e @erbre9er ober au9
geger ,,poIitif9e Werndhtige' dlfn bsrs
fabren tuerben barE GOnf barf tpsSsr
Der Ihbenbs nod Der tobte sdittets
Stadfsbiirgsr, Der NIT ben @erid1ten in
Srieben Iebt, ietne Stelsrn besablt uno
Die Obrieteit ebrt; piber Nillsu se'
tntpft, nod uuf BEN llmtpege Der 81
luRration bpr bic augeu Der Mtts
bifrser gebrd9E tperStn. Seber fat forts
an 6as urbeberreht an feinem eisenen
bolben Sd. tuoppn feline @inpilltguna
Gin 8ilbnis Deber perbreitet nod
5ffentli6 dusgeItellt Derben burf. uRS
70 se6Drt IS ii9 aud. Sb bic @sib'
geber unTeres 2anbes ben Mutb bobsr
perbsn, BEN BON 9eutf9lanb eesebe'
men 8siTpiele nud3uubmen2 S4Der'
lid! @as iollte bic selbe prelfe uni
ibre geiitis unminbtssn 2sier begin.
men, obne bic 8ilberdeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-02

Mr.. E. R. Rachel, who lives at Falfurrias, Texas, planted S
acres of beans in February this year, and marketed his crop the first
of April. The acres of string beans netted Mr.. Rachel $4,000
per acre, or $4,000 for acres. On 2 acres OF these beans he had
watermelons planted between the rows, from which Mr.. Rachel gath
cred a carload of melons that brought him $1,000. In addition, he
harvested 700 pounds dry beans that sold for $40 90, making a total
Of $4,000 for 2 acres and $4,000 for 3 acres, or S745soo total re-
cGpts off Of acres, and this is only one crop, as he was through
harvesting by middle If June, and 2 to 8 crops are raised by Mr.
Rachel on this same land in one year.
For an experiment, Mr.. Rachel used on a Il acre of Onions,
1000 pounds of Commercial Fertilizer, costing him SI.75 per hundred
bounds. or SIo.5 for the half acre. He secured a yield of 1880
bounds Of Onions. He marketed 227 crates, which netted him
S2so II and sold locally, 100 pounds at cents per pound, making
III. 90. This makes a total ~ofs25f75 for a u acre of Bermuda
Onions.
On is acres he raised and sold : carloads Of watermelons at
an average Of SII2oo per car, and 200 bushels of Sorn at SO cents a
bushel, making a total crop of S884oo on 10 acres. This was raised
without irrigation or fertIizing.
He also rented for the Spring crop season, 20 acres Of land
at $500 per car, furnishing water, which he says was done at a cost
not to exceed $4,000 for the season. This item Melted him 100000.
All the above string beans, corn and waternelons were raised
without irrigation, and with the exception Of the "a acre of Onions.
all Of these crops we're raised without feIilizing. On all the ground
above, there is growing now, fine crops of peanuts, ~caulAower, egg
plants and other vegetables.
The following will show what the land of Mr.. Rachel has
brought him the first six months Of the year 1906
52H ACRES. UNDER CULTIVATION.
Melted in Beans, i. ~. II. ....S 62soo
5Acres Il Car Watermelons s. ;. .......! +. II2.oo
Zoo Pounds Dry Beans, -. ...... -. 1000
u ) Offertiized and irrigated onions Melted him 2sLoo
II . Onions without fertIizing netted him
SEg44 100000 per acre, -. -. 4. 100000
10 , OF Watermelons and Corn netted, -. ~. 8S4.oo
20 j Rent at $500 per acre, -, -. :. -. 10000
s21s Total s4soa7s
The above earned with one series ofcrops on land that win
grow 2 and 5 cropsin one year This land cost Mr.. Rachel $500
per acre 2 years ago. QUESTIONS What is the same worth today9
Do you want some Of The same kind of land at $500 per
acre7 We can sel.itto you, in any amount on easy terms. Write to
MI. E. R, Rachel at Falfurrias Texas, and he viii give you all the
n information ~ ask him 83#WM MH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-02

nit Der srfotgrttd Bee
tubigten 2egung beg 6ern'
Iprt9tabsls bur9 BEN 8ObenIee stDis
I6en Triebri6sbdTen in @irttembtre
uno ROpuusbprn in Der S6psi5 1T Elm
@ert BON peittrdgeubsr 8eoeutuns GEE
.I9uffen. Oas Gabel bisnt our Gra
lei6terung unb Grreiteruns BEG 5erns
Ipre6psrtebrs bon 8%iirttembers unb
aud BON 9obern nit Der S4tpeio u1n
bilbst Elm pi4ttges @lieb Der 8ertsbrs'
nege spiI6en 9euti9lanb unb Der
S6peiS. nit @rFOls pirStn Sprs9s
prpben aud nab Berlin d%useeoebnt,
@ieIes Sernfprc9 : 2abel bur4's
! .I6pGbtI6s Meer" 1T etne Der eriteN
6erdrti9en ginri6tunsen in 8innsn'
Ieen g%uropa's. ltnIere ameritaniiAe
8innenIeen absr tennen nod feline berr
arti0s ginri9tung. Sn Der 8e5tehurt
aIfo seiet Ii6 biz jest I4DGbiter uni
16peiaerif6er llnternebmunssgetl
BEN ameritanii9en iberlssen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-02

Rad elmer umfrdge bes
4dsrbau : Departments III Der Dertb
Der 6armlGnbereien in ben @ereintsten
Stadten in ben leBten fiinf Sobren I'm
nabeSu 40 prO3ent geitiesen. Die
srSbte @ertbitsieuns bat NIT 40.3
9ro3ent in ben fIbIi6en Mittelfoaten
Itattaefunben, bi9t burauf folet Der
@eIten NIT 40.2, Sie Iiibntlantii4e
@ruppe errei9t SO; am ssrsueiten mar
bic Steiseruns in ben norbutldntii5en
Gtdaien, lpp lie nur 1876 betrug. llhs
ta ben beti9isbensn alaffen bes
Sarmbstrie6es baden bic 9auntpclIs
Gdrmen nit 1872 prO5ent am meiitn
an @srtb Susefi6fnmtR, banad tpfnintti
bic 6eus un6 @etrsiSG : Bdrm NIT 35,
banR bic @isbSudt ! Sarm NIT 34,3
grOSent 9uRabme ouf ben adet; bic
Rets ; pFlanSunsen ftehen init 1922
bersst9nst, bic Sabat : pflaa5IngeH
nit 32.1. Die Garmen nit uIlgtmtis
mem 8etrttbe baden cine Steisernng
BON 30.1 gro5ent erfdbreu, bic Sbts
Iarmtn BON 26.7, bic Dairp 2 Gdrmen
bon 258 SrOSent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-02

giRt5abrit Faf atbtttss
lpe rtr6 am /. GeptembH III Sons
cine Il bdut (sSuru) srri9tet. Sds In
tsrnatipnale Bureau Der 9idmdntdrs
better beTtIcB bic Grri9tune elmer
fbnbitaIsR Sdbrit t~orpordfiDer Dirt CUR
8eI6Gftisung bon arbeitern, bic aus
SoItbaritdtsgriin6en drbeitsIos geipors
ben finb. 0as 4ntpsrpener Sbnbitct
Dotierts 10000 Granten Sas Nmit.r.
banner 10000 GrdnteH fir bic Sdbrii.
Der @runbgebants biefer Ginri1tuna
1T nidt neu. Wun Fat audi in Deuti6s
lamb in Der INSTRUMENTATION Sabats
tnbultrie bic grThsfnuug, baB 9rbeiter,
bic mad etntm @treif an ibrem glrs
b%eitsorts ni9t msbr untertommsn
tonntsn, i'm @srein nit @lei6geIimHs
ten bic groSuition einfd9 TelbIf IN bic
9dnb nabraen. Mllerbings fiub iibsr BE
Rentdbilitit folder ltnternehmuugsp
in Der brsiten SeffsntIifteit nur me-
nise, tuenn aud geraOe feline ungiins
fttsen ReIultote betanRt seluorbsH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-11-02

Grdnfret9s RuItusmtnk
er, Der Go8toIiF 8rtanb,
bat uuf Der Ronfersu3 Der lInterriGtss
ligu in Fingers redt nette S6be auss
seIpruden. @as fdSnIts, mas e. seltis
Ftet, lit dber unItreitig bic pbraIe:
.Eur Der TT nabrbaft Menl6, Der fem
GebirH frsibGlt BON ben 9orurtbetIsn
Der Geheimnille unb Dogmen. unb
|bisfer Msnf9 TIT fi9 feIbf
@ottl" 9rdnfeHDer 8eifdIl Der Ntrs
Fommlung iebte bier eth. 8tsber bat
es ntlr ben ylIsbtrmsnT9sn' RieBfdes
aeaeben, Der Meni1 8rian6s III ober
alei9 .@ott" 8ridHb III aud Der 2eis
ter oes Observation-Disclosures, bic
Qeuie, bic ibm 8eiFoa tldtfhten, Ttnb
8cltsfaullebrer. Die Sueenb syrdHIs
rei@s piro i'm Slime Der gbroie Der
MenTd TT IeIbf @ott+ ersooen. lln6
Der mann. Der IoIHe Mnfi6tsn psrtriit,
bat aas gteb gema9t, bas bic tutbos
hide Rirde liberal bon benz Gtautt
trennen mill!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

|Pa1aszom, pahstWu Cic'hleer-'
skim, padstwu 2. G6rskiml1,
pa6stwu Kwiatkowskimm, pan
gtwu "a. Cicherskimi braciom|
EGreciewiczom q gosciinlln1nosc
|ich wzgledem mnie podc''za 'a'
mlojego pobytu v M lar r IL
Wszystkim serdeczne stare
polskie przesy}am: Bog "a
A daj Boze Wan sic
.odp1aci66 " Fremont!
Pan Antoni Pa1asz kupuje
Fwielka farme " Fremont "a
300 Golar6w; jestto praWie
najpiekniejsza farma ma CITE
rech dzierzawc6w, bardzo u
1odzajna; oby Mu Pan Bog
da} ten interes jak najpredzej
Za}atwie!
Bywajcie zdrowi, drodzy
Bracia do mi}ego widzenia.
Wasz zyczliwy przyjaciel
a Jam p: Ian,
|. -. ~ Fremont. Tex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
PODZIEKOWANIE
.-: Duluth, Mimi.

Prose- o }askawe umiesz-
genie W ,Wiarusie" haste
pujacego podziekowania.
Dnia 5 Sierpnia odby1o sic
wspaniale uroczyste poswie-
Genie naszej. novel swiatyni.
Dzieki niniejszem sk}adamy
WV. Duchowie6stwu, kt6re
mas zaszczycic raczy}o swa
obecnoscia, dzieki i iowa
rzystwom kt6re brady udziaf
W tel uroczystosci. Przede-
wszystkiem nalezy sic podzie-
kowanie Rodakom naszym
ME tylko z zachodniego koh-
ca, ale i Rodakom naszYm z
Superior, Wis.,, kt6rzy tax
licznie zebrali sic W tym dniu
i przyczynili sic ME ma}o do
uSwietnienia tel uroczystosci.
z Towarzystw innonaro-
dowc6w zas}uguje ma podzie-
kowanie Towarzystwo W}o-
skie, kt6re da}o dow6d, ze-
smy dzie6mi jednej Matki
Koscio}a Rzymsko-katolickie
go. - Staropolskie przeto
wszystkim Bog zap}ac.
Wks. Pro6oszcz
K. 6lerzputowskl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
FREMONT, Tex.
dnia 4. Sierpnia 1906

Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Prosze O }askawe umiesz-
genie paru slow z Fremont,
Tex. we ,,Wiarusie", k6ry
ma wielu czytelnik6w W tel
oko}icy, i tax zaczynam mai
prod cd farmer6w. Roboty
W polu prawie kazdy juz "a
przesta}, a by3o jej prawie
diva razy lyle, co przez diva
lata poprzednie, a to z przy-
czyny wielkich deszcz6w W
Lipcu. Rosie zielsko, ros}a
ale takze bawe}na i wYros}a
niebywa}a, DO cd ado 5 stop,
a jeszcze rosnie, tax re dol
die miejscami do Z stop.
Nasta1 Sierpie6, ludzie sic
cieszyli, re nastapi susza, ale
iak wida6, deszcze tax samo
beda pada6, DO juz. czwarty
dzief jak codziennie deszcz
pada, a ten wr6g nieszczesny
naszej piracy BIOL Weevil"
ma dobre wzial sic do piracy
i juz prawie po}owe kwiatu i
paczk6w zatru}, a gdy mu
zabraknie tych, to. sic wezmie
i do doros}ych ,,bolls", kt6re
juz zaczynaja pekac. TAX to
by}o W roku 1908, kiedy to
niekt6rzy farmerzy zebrali z
so akrowej fanny pc trey
male ,,bele", a re stu ARROW
6 do 8 ,beli". Kazdy vice
b}aga Pana mad Pany o mi
1osierdzie, ably oddali} te
kleske, a ma to najlepsza jest
susza; zeby ME by}o wiecej
deszczu choc diva m;esiace,
toby moze nastaly lepsze
easy ola mas rolnik6w. Co
sic tyczy kukurydzy, to ME-
kt6rzy zbiera obfity plon ma
ziemiach czarnych, ale. ma
piaskowych tax samo niedo :
pisa}a i kukurydza, wiec by
}aby bieda niejednemu, alec
zdajmy sic ma Pana Boga;
to on to z}o Cd mas oddali,
boz kto W Bogu ufa, ten
nigdy ME zginie!
Nowin u mas ME brak, DO
ludziska sic zenia, to Jest j 0
czem pisac. W parafii naszej
1go Lipca zawarte zosta}o
ma1ze6stwo miedzy Janem
Szyzdkiem, synem W. Szyzd-
ka, a parma Jadwiga Kepif--
ska, c6rka naszego Prey
denta grupy 1913 Kazimierza
Kepi6skiego j dalej ~. Lip
. ca, miedzy panem Kazimmie-
rem Lukaszewiczem, synryea'mlnl
w. AukasieWyiiclzsa, pannl1na l 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

MARLIN, Tex.
9 Sierpnia 1906.
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa
Wiadomo kazdemu, il z
dawna byl TAXI zwycza], re W
wolnych chwilach lu1dz'e po-
swiecali kilka dni ma odwie~
dzenie swych krewnych zna~
jomych; a nawet | 0 kilka set
mil. bardzo slusznie, IL W ta~
kich wolnych chwilach jedni
drugich zaszczycaja od~iedzi~
nami, DO po calorocznem ME-
widzeniu sic zawsze przyjem-
ME Jest spedz'c pare dni W GO
scinie ma p~ogawedce u do
brych przyjaci6}.
TAX tel i ia kazdego roku
poSwiecam kilka dni ma take
odwiedziny swych krewnych
| z%najomych zamieszka|ych "
powiatach. I W bieza-
Gem roku ME omieszkalemn
zapomniec o takich chwilach,
kilka dni poswiecit na.od
;wiedzenie Polak6w ma Woo
tan Wells / W Bremond, Tex.
Ot6z dnia ago b. m. ma]ac
chez zbadat blizej stosunk1i
wszystkich tamtejszych bracai
Polak6w, wybralem sic BRYCE
czka W podr6z, DO Wootan
Wells / Bremond jest mic
zbyt daleko odlekle cd Mar
lima, DO .tylko 1Scle mil. to
tel. chcac zbadat dokladnieE
Gala przestrzeh tel okolicy,
ME wybra}em sic koleje tylko
bryczke' W tr6ike o 5tej go
dzinie po poludniu.
Droga byla sucha | rowna
zeby / .jaje pc niej kulat. to
by sic ME robbie. 0 godzi-
ME pol do 7me) wjechaliSmy
do niezbyt duzego m~iasteczr
ka Keaken, bylo to polowa
drogi cd celu naszej podz6zy
mieliSmy jeszcze godzine
pol do jazdy, slodce juz sic
chylilo ku zachodowi, mie-
siac W pelni uka K; cal: sic ma
horyzoncie nIebiesklm a VIE
.trzyk pieknie z :poludniowej
.strony ~Powiewal, vice przy
takiem ~powietrzu zwolnilismy
iazdy. ably sic modz swiezem
powietrzem rozkoszowac. a
plrzytem mice wiecej sposobr
nosci do przypatrzenia sic u
rodzajom.z Jake v tamtejszej
okolicy farmerzy mala, ] jaks
sic zdaie, IL ma tel sc c:;a|llIet:jj pre-
Ystrr ;ll=:t, jail i; d dale % o 'lks mo-
'glo sieggnatf, sa dlo s. ) s.5s dobre
,u,r,1o',dlz zaj s.':sl1 'zEl'e:s',ll yjnl. rok y
. tym samnym czalsie Sby'la
wiele okazalsze bawelna / ku-
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" T -T $500 "a TTT7T- 80 1T7TTTTI.:
KY cclhllodzie przyje,c;ht'aslllli
smny do mlejsca gdziee; par, Ian
Ian dzierzawi obszar ziemi.
:niedllalleko fanny Pr. 1.-two
~. Sa tam " tych mnieeJscach
dobre grunta jak wi
dat tamtejsi tar.merzy porobi-
dobra korne. Dojezdza-
jac do celu naszej podrozy,
musieliSmy wjechat do mia-
steczka zwanego Wootan
Wells; Jest to niezbyt wielkle
miasteczko, znajdujace sic W
powiecie Robertson, znaiduje
sic W pieknem polozeniu, So
tam lecznicze woody, to tel
chot ME wielkie, jest tam
wiele byznesist6w. Polak6w
niema W tenn miasteczku, tylko
jeden, ktory utrzymuje fabry-
Ike do oczyszczania bawe}ny
lGin). jest topaz NJ. Skaru-
piehski, przybyiy niedawno
z Houston, lex, cieczy sic
bardzo z poparcia przez swych
rodakow, CO sic chwali tam
tejszym farmerom. T..
Grunta kolo Wootan Wells
So przewaznie zo(to ptasczyste
lecz urodzajne, W okolicy jest
osiedlonych DUO farmer6w
jak: Ignacy G6rski, M. Cor
ski, M. Klos, W. Widucki, J.
Knast, S. Suchowiak, J. Ku"
blcki, M Lechowski, l.. W.
Pisarz, S. G6rny i inni. Kaz-
.dy.z tych tosiada gruntu Cd
no do 200 ARROW ! dobrze
i'm sic powodzi. Urodzaje W
okolicy Wootan Wells, ME
So nadto! dobre W tym roku z
powodu d}ugiel posuchy jaka
tam %panowa}a, lecz kazdy
Jest zadowolony z takich u
rodzai i dziekuje Stw6rcy mai
wyzszemu "a szczodre ]aski
jake cd niego odbiera. - O
godzinie 9 tel stanelismy kwa.
terra u padstwa M. Lachow-
skich, kt6rzy jeszcze ME spa-
Ii z powodu. IL mieli iuz GO
Sci, pahstwo A. Krysihskich,
.przybylach JUL dnia popfzed~
niego, z Martina do swych
tesciow. Dnia nastepnego POI
jechalismy wszyscy do Bre~
mond, mielismy tylko try
mile drogi, to tel wnet zaje-
chatismy do tego s}awnego
miasta Bremond. ktore liczy
okolo $500 mieszkahc6w. lecz
jest dosyc handlowe lnteresa
prowadza tn przewaznie Po-
lacy. Miasto samo by]o by
dosyc piekne gdyby W MEM
zalozono inny porzadek; u1ice
So bardzo niskie i piasczyte,
a do tego ley ma ulicach
mn6stwo porozrzucanych sta
rych gazet i rozmaitego inne-
go brudnego papieru, kt6ry
wiatr unosi po wszystkich
zakatkach m'asta, a gdy far
mer jedzie W dixie konie, ta-
kowe sic splosza z powodu
unoszacego Cd wiatru pap:e-
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