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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
woman Lies 4 Brattleboro Home.

Mrs. Elias Fowler, aged 90 years, who
was one OF the earliest persons to apply
for admission to the Brattleboro Home
for the Aged and Disabled, died at the
home last Thursday afternoon. She fell
and broke one hip about year ago, and
her physical condition resulting from the
accident, combined with her advanced
age, caused her death Mrs. Fowler was
born in Marlboro, May q, 1877, and was
daughter OF Emory and Melinda Pratt.
Her maiden name was Almira Pratt. At
the age Of 20 years she was married to
Elias Fowler, of Halifax, and went to
that town to live. After Mr.. Fowler's
death, February -, 1872, Mrs. Fowler
went to Brattleboro and took up nurs,
ing, remaining at that occupation until
falling health obliged her to abandon It..
Then she returned to Halifax and was
there until eight years ago, when she
became an inmate of the Brattleboro
home. Mrs. Fowler is survived by three
nephews.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
woman Dies a Brattleboro Homo.

DR.. Luther Stowsll Arnold, aged 70
years. Of Londonderry, died Saturday,
November %. in the year 1865 DR..
Arnold associated himself with his faith.
er, Dr. jeremiah Arnold, in the practice
his death. He was elected to represent
the town of Londonderry in the state
legislature in 1850. For many years he
was an active member Of West River
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05


A snug little house in fine, healthy
"To be let--at very delicate rate,
state.
1Tis a Bachelors Heart, and the agent
is Chance,
Affection the rest, to be paid in advance.
The Owner, as yet, mas possessed it
alone,
SO the fixtures are not of much value,
but soon
twill be furnished by Cupid himself, if
Wife
Take a lease for the term Of her natural
life.
The tenant win have few taxes to
pay.
Love, Honor and (heayiest item) Obeyl
Az for the good win, the owners inclined
TO have that-if agreeably settled, in
kind,
Provided true title BY proof can be
shown
TO heart unencnmbered, as free as his
own.
So, Ladies, dear Ladies, pray do not
forget
Here's an excellent Bachelors Heart
To be let.
Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
srlrr or OHIO. cIrv oT ToLEDo. !

Frank j. cheney makes oath that ne = sem
gcr nartner Of the firm Of r. J. Cheney 6 Co.,
doing business In the City Of Toledo. county
and State aforesaid. and hat said firm VIII pay
The snm OF ONE n UNnRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
nv theus Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
- FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed IN my
presence. thie eth day Of December, A y 1851.
A. W GLEASON.
lSEAL) NOTARY RuRLtJ
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
aets directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
AZ the systom. Send for testimonials free.
f.. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
TAKE Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
JOHN BRGSA,
JOHN y. RRusA,
LUIGI @ BRUSA,
CAEsARE BRUSA.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
w. &. N. Cruiokshank and j. A. Cumming. do
ing business under the firm name Of Cameron
Il Cfuickshank is this day dissolved by mutual
consent y A. Cumming buys the interest q
W. G. IL Cruickshauk and Will continue the
business J. A. Cumming will pay slt bills
and collect all debts Ct the old hfm from ana
after this date
nated at Websteryiiie in the Town Of Barre,
VT this the end day OF December. A. .. 1901.
W. c. II. CRuICkSHAHAs
J. A. CUNNING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
A Dangerous Deadlock.

that sometimes terminates fatally is the
stopage OF liver and bowel functions.
70 quickly end this condition without
disaqreeable sensations, DR. Kings New
Life pills should always be your remedy.
Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory in
every case or money back, at the Red
Cross pharmacy. 25e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

lie niAuufitttnesss
me ladies' who have used Seubfo'a
aafplcids speak ~ 4 ia the Highest
terms. for w. quick effect ID elesnslHa
he scalp ~ dandruH and alfa Or IS "a
eoIltnct a. general taif-aressnf g
mates no acain feel fresh and G ai'aYk
hat itching which taf1fur VII eases
yowbro'a Herplglde effectively gaFe
iandrur. a. u DESTROYS the Germ fhat
'ausoa a. The Same germ eauaea hair e
nll out. ana later baidnessi in killing &
Iorrlclde stops failing hair and prevents
aaldnesa II = also an ideal hair dress
nw. for n lends an arlsiocratie charm e
~ hair that Il quite distinctive, aoia
by leading druggists Send ioc. n stamps
lor sample 20 The Herplcida Co. De
Two stnes--go cnnta ana SEE.
r. A. Drown. Special Aren't
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

lodge. r. a A. a., holding II different
periods many Of the Offices Of the q.
caniration February !, 1905. DR.. Arnold
suffered a paralylle shock, from which
he never fully recovered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
when Vermont Sanctioned Lotteries.

A book which is becoming rare and
which i interesting especially to stu.
dents Of Vermont photography IL owned
BIZ BENJAMIN Bolton Of Montpelier, who
received II from me late George w. Boil
ton. his father. 1t is History Of the
State of Vermont from It's Earliest
Settlement to the Close Of the Year
1882, by Zadock Thompson, A. b.,
author Of the Gazetteer Of Vermont,
Burlington, Edward Smith, 1888" writ
ten to meet the acknowledged want Of
a concise history Of Yermant, adapted
Ia the use of the higher classes in the
schools, as well as for general reading
In the appendix appears a list OF twenty
four lotteries for special purposes sane
toned by the state legislature. One
Of the objects was to build a court
house in Rutland, another was to raise
money to reimburse a citizens loss
from fire. he
In 1880 there were seventeen banks
in the state and the total capitalization
was ST $50 600 Today there are fifty
one national banks with total capitals
zation Of S5,750,00D and forty-six
savings banks with deposits Of many
millions. Tn 1891 the population Of
Vermont was $3.50, and in 1880 il was
20s,67o. Iii 1900 Il was 34S,63l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
woman.. Good !. ork !. MaIl carrIer.


Miss Anna Benson. Of Rockingham,
has just completed fifteen months ser.
vice as carrier on q rural free delivery
mail route without being absent a single
day except for the annual vacation. She
lives four miles from the Office In Bel.
lows Falls, which distance she drives
every morning and night, beside driving
twenty-six and one.half miles over her
trip. making thirty.thrce miles a day.
She & an excellent reinsman and keeps
three good horses. Miss Benson Is n
graduate Of the Bellows Falls high
school in the class Of 'o3. She q
also a graduate Of normal school In
Northampton. Mass She had taught
senool since graduating until little
more than a year ago, when she was
appointed q rural carrier and has per
formed the duty 40 faithfully since that
the neighbors set their clocks by her
because she Is 50 punctual. She usually
makes the trip IN FIVE hours. She Is =
member OF the Pleasant Valley grange
Of Rockingham and several other organi-
cations, both musical and literary
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
Public Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copaytner~
shin heretofore existing between john brusa
Of Mortified and John Il. Brusa, Luigi g.
Rrusa and Caesare Brusa of the City OF Barre.
under tho name Of the RFusa Granite CO.. IL
this day dissolved ~ mutual consent. The
business viii be conducted as Barre by the
said John B Brusa, Luigi Brusa and Caesare
Brusa under the firm name Of Brnsa Rrothers,
and they will pay all debts and collect all bills
due the firm,
Dated at City Of Barre this Goth day Of No
's''' JOHN BRusA,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TVS TrxHs Uiii puhiian wAnts. Last and
Pound. Tof sale. To let etc,-sneft aaFsfttse-
uants--at toe rate az four ilnes for twenty-five
cents for me nrst inseftloa asa ave ceae Tor
oach subsequent ineoruoa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
POULTRY

WANTED BEST prices on 2oo POUNDS spring
cbiehen delivered about last week ~ Decem-
her 6npiy atf9 Harrington Ave, Barre, zl3i2
ron sAI,E--B ooth' s Barred Plymouth Rocks
Is pullets. few tine eockeiels my mems IS :.
49,, street. i99u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
IOST AND F0UND.

.oer- several sheep from John Hoods pas.
49,, & orange. Marked 4. h. 4. Notify 4 r.
4iilofson, washington, W &iti2
TosqA bakers order book on Msin street.
rto9sr nlease leave al ftaliRa bakery, Granite
street T. EegroaL sAsts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

NOR RALE CHAP. AZ alad shni deliver
wnpa vita. = A. ~ 0naden, u Highland ave.
nue., hsue, " 4s1E#
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

TO RENI-Desifahie tenement nyp rfras,
eas range. electric ilRhu ana hath. inqulft a.
= MefetAnt street 1fu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

TO RENr-To The right parties. cottage
hisuse with all tho modern Improvements
spring water. Inquire of 4. 4. Dodge. corner
nr0ok and Seminary street Anu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

STORE HOusE-Any ono Wishing = good
clean place 70 store their caffiagcs, eieifhs,
land, "a south Main street Tclsphone ring
al cutI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

TO RENT-Two small tenements Ia block.
low rent Hot and cold sAtsr and All modern
eonysniences. Inquire a smith Bros ~ Ne.
Maln street. nif
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

TO HKNT-Tsncment az 80 Para street fivp
foun1f, Fss hight and gas siote. Hard woot
hootE city and spring Naf1f. hoacf conntf-
tons. for further Information sAll on The
premises o. AZ - Prospect street. i'u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
WMIARD LIN
Boston Queenstown. Liverpool

Fast Twin Screw Mail and Passenger Steafhs
Ara, II. go tons; 600 feet long. Remarkable for
steadiness Rooms upper decks amidshipss
ID rfect ventilation.
sAxONIA. Dec. "a, Feb. 4.
AlVERNIA. Dec. 10. Jan. Fl, Feb H.
pans, eailings. etc the Cunaru y. ). Co., Ltd.
iae state st.. Boston, Mass, Chas p Summer,
Agent or 20 local agent ,. y. Billiards.
Steamship Agency. Miles Block, Barre or New
IAnRdon Block, Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

TO RFNT--A down stairs tenement n eve
rooms At 50 per month"; 10 Him street IN.
qulre ao4 Eaat street OK on thc promises. ipstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

tuh hALt liure. hainets alN norse waH.
~. liufte d fishf yran Ola. ueiffs lta
ptludas % euuHd anH Nnn Wufkrr Will trN
ne hafsp alone 4 dtfiIfd. Price luN. iruuliu
Il nnee ~ 40. TASK Place, - fafA Aitffit
hsggu, w. sliu*
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

To nfNT~ Cnfnforlahie trnfmfnt 81 ola
f0oms and panty IA sitl.pcf mnnih On up-
snd avenue. Apply % y y iuttin, telepa enee
sli.A sstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

Choice horse hay
Mixed hay for coua
A raiatuaH, any quantity.
Green geese.
small ihicksns iasi tight for broilsrp
A.w. Af.LES. sannsslds Para
Telephone IA MI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

ron HAtK-n outthold furniture. consisting
pf qukftsIed pak chamhff tuit nnu 80 y
disnrs aud Other useful hontthnlu articles
Aiso an ldisun Photograph win ~ records
Inquire 80 - summer ttlfrt ftiu
fon sAt.k-Nics looss BAY both coarsa aus
me. ofdofa MAJ 10 itff a. nouuen a Lyon's
store % with NE a. q highiaaa AEauur. q
csfietou. Atu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

TO nENT-A downstairs tenement ~ foar
large rooms a. 4 pantry. with electric llghw. at
Kirk street. on Aver Rent eiioo Inquire
81 Mrs. A. Mathicson. Wendell Places on
fremont Ia the ID. A. Ferry Real Estate
Agency lg7tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
ABOUT The STATE
Items Of Interest Cleaned from Our
Exchanges.

Chemists Al tbe state laboratory ~
hYgle1s. Burlington, aTe examining SOW
burlington markels and found 70 be
diseased.
s. T. Chamberlin u Wilmington, sags
be- very distinctly heard The notes 81
robin, the morning ~ November eai
IN an apple tree near his house.
Sewer work AZ Woodstock has been
finished for the season, 3,3as feet Of
PIPE connecting with the system put IN
several years Aeo having been laid
Two Pennsylvania acr0bata, claiming
that they were engaged n DO an act
Il least one week IN a Rutland theatre.
are now suing for che recovery ~ 5000.
Their weekly stipend wa Ia be 500,
they say, bat following one performances
they were told they were not needed
longer.
Vermont soldiers home, Bennington,
last week. William Gilbert of Guild.
ford. Mass, and William Hunter II
Springfield. Mas. The former was a
member % a Massachusetts, regiment,
the latter served In Company !, Tih
Vermont Volunteers, during Che Civil
Wer.
William c. Horton and Harry L. Pipre
nFattlsbofo bird lovers. have llsi o.
100 distinct species seen by them In
nattlehoro tnia year. The tide 81 biri
migration begins early IN March and
gradually Increases IN volume until the
last ~ June. II srta southwark che
last 81 the summer and Il now practical
II a an end until spring.
The international Paper Co, has NO.
titled is men A. Bellows Falls that Il
intends 10 shut down indefinitely three
81 iis machines for tbe making Of heavy
paper This step win be taken about
January and thirty'nve men viii be
throNn out Of employment thereby.
The increased cost 81 production owing
10 the adoption Of the three tour system
Is given BY the company a. the eauie
for this step.
An immense amount n work Il be.
ing done AZ the wanihstiquet Trout
clubs preserves In perue. over 5000
having already been spent on the dam.
The flow win be over one hundred
acres and as the fishing rights on all
The inhowing streams have been ac-
CURED the success Of the scheme Is
assured. Only one ses share Is allowed
"a an Individual. and the stock has
been largely subscribed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

MAPLE srnAn fOk sAlk A lsa hpn-
aftd fouHds 20 sh1lcn nlapIe fufal lHlur lI'iH
sac II r Laird aicuafa m f'Ianfs' t|sn ~
taH q eslliue ~ So, "A IfanAlln siTett. IL q
X b Terry ~ ile Afellll Nils, Bars. ~.
ffits fff iN-rpuiA pail. si.2k 4tN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

TO RENT--A warm barn on currisr street
Apply 20 Il. s. currier. issu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

rTgAR SALESMAN WANTED Experience
unnecessary. $4,000 per month ana expenses
peerless cigar Co., Toledo, y. NstS*
WANTTD.-A furnished room IN tho vicinity
~ raunn street school, where parties Will nH
sntlli@ w oare fora little girl few hours each
dav Address Mrs. Florence rage AZ LORDS
ALLEY. A1'sA
WANTED Ten or u horse power electric
wotor n Fernandez Graniteyille, w l4Gtf
o. sgTvr r. Five or six kits cf stone cutterS
toals CHAINS. blocks, Jacks, bars. ete What
nave vou eotY Name price, q Box, y,
Barre, vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

ron SALE or TO RENT-Neariy nsw cot.
taee. finished IL natural wood. Hard wood
fnofa Large Earucn and hen house. kent
cheap. Cali az ~ Church street I4u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

Chemists a. tie state laboratory II
bygle1s. Darlington, are examining SOW
burlington markeis and found 70 be
Hl.na.na
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

10 lgfsNT-A dowa stairs tenement Of hre
rooms az 10 Elm street. Inquire az -N last
street. OF on premises. Rent ti2oo issU
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05
F0R sac.

FOR SALE--A pair OF horses. Work {
drive. T. Richie, Thurston Place. 2i6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-05

ANY one looking for quarry land IN Wood
bury that has beon worked some would 90 well
by caliing on Kenneth Nicholson, this
city. nou
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

szc66diesiaty trzeci n'iikkogo
juz ME poc;agaja, ale. " swoim
czasie mocno s go g. szzu'l VI
vice wolf bye ostl oeznym, |
tam i'm wierzyl"! -
Mail on 2 powodu togo poly
c u: nazwiska k}opot i
fras,unek W swoim CT aisle
niema}y, mianowicie' gdy u
umarl jego rodzony wuj, kt6-
ry zostawi} .,,fundusz" ma
L;twie. Ten wuj by} czlo-
wick madry i ,,takoz" os-
trozny, tax nawet ostrozny,
10, gdy zachorowa}, chciat
koniecznie jeszcze "a zycla
.a4% + s E"&si
mice spiisan,y akt zej6cia. /
ne to, jak ,,bumagi"::nie be-
da " ' porrzadku, zaraz wszy-
stko rozdrapia". Me MONA
mu bylo zzadna miara wytfo~
10 aktu zejzcia !; "a a
spisywa6 ME podobna'
ko6c6w jednak ,,bu'
m d zostawil " takim po-
+, 10 cos tam tylko
%,,zachwycili", ale wszystko
.rozdrapac ME mogi. Nato-
Mast, jake trudno by}o po-=.
tenn {, dochodzic spadku cz}o.
.wiekowi, .kt6ry ma Litwle
.byl skazany ma 6miert'i mu'
sial ukrywat sic pod zmie-
onem.nazwiskiem gdziein-
dziej. szczedoiem by} W Grod-
ME. synowiiec, pc rodzonym
.bracie, Tadziuk, kt6ry ca}y
odebra}, poczem do
Kr6lestwa przyjecha} i 3D.
dial uczciwie, co sic nalez alo.
-Dlatego ko6c2y} opo~
wiadanie staruszek ia
pana prosze, ably pan
nikomu ME powiedzia}, ami
jak sic teraz nazywam. A to:
by, .%conajmiej, zaraz odobra-
Ii to, co Tadziuk tn 3D.
WHO'LL.
- Tos pan by} jednak
skazany ma 6mierc W sze6t~
dziesiarym trzecim p spy
ta{em.
49, Kto "a Murawiewa ME
byl skazany, to przedtem
|juz by} powieszony.
-Jakto
TAX. Jechaf ia raz z
)zydkiem do oddzia}u i z pie
niedzmi, al tn mas napad}y,
panic, jakieS marudery kozac-
Ike i obu powiesili. No
szcze6ciem niespodzianie
nadszed} pan Narbutt, koza-
k6w.rozegnali, a mas odcieli
Il odzyles pan
J Spojrzaf ma mnie, jakby
ze zdziwieniem, re z Us
:, %cz}owieka, kt6ry pisze ksiaz
XII, mog}o fwyjsc r6wni
. glupie pytanie.
- Toz gdybym ME odzy:
tobym z panem teraz nj
gada}. :
el.. - Prawda, prawda, al
}, 1jakze to by}o?
) - Zydek, co mial ciens1
szyje, poszed} ma tamte'
} SWAT, a ia, co mia} grubsz'
g wr6cil - m6wil powo
starzec. - Byl tez tam PR
- todd1;o1o ;odon ondvy nnodx
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
HENRIK SIENKIEWICZ.
Wonn
(Ciag dalszy).

was uoAoAJ/"
Zwr6ciIem uwage IA ich
liclbe i ma okaza}a wielko6c
niekt6rych, o widoczzn1iie' u u:cci i &
szy}o %staruszka, albowiem
rzek}: >s:&.. y
Ell ! daleko szukac ia.
kiej drugiej dzwonnicy Ia
kich dzwon6w. One to, pa
ME takoz najwieksza moja
pociecha. Me moge powie-
dziec... tn ludzie dobrzy,
spokojny kat jest, fundusik
male6ki - tn u. zzanliizzy'll CLOS i
obejrza} sic dookola Jest,
ale czasem, to tax teskno,
re i zap}aczesz, a ME sptynie
ci za}o5c 1zami, to ci ~jeszcze
teskniej.
- Rozumiem, rozumiem...
49, To tax, panic, jak by
wato zima pc lasach ": sze6c-
dziesiatym trzecim roku
Przvkryjesz sic " nocy Ks:
zuchem, pod6cielesz sic p}a-
szczem, twardo ci, pod6cie-
lesz sic kozuchem, przykrY-
jesz p}aszczem, zimno ci. /
tax z1e i tax niedobrze. law
wsze ce6 dolega! 30 co swoje
katy, to: swoje. >Juzci j tn
swoi. Ale, inszy cho6 do sa-
siedniego powiatu polezie,
to JUL mu obco, a tn, panic,
daleko, daledo!... Vice jak
cz1owiek sobie pomy6li, re
juz nigdy W zyciu ME oba-
czy nj tamtejszego pola, nj
boru, nj chaty, nj cz}eka i re
ME tam pod krzyzem kosci
jego spoczna, to jakby mu
kto reke pod zebrasw}ozy} i
SERGE 6cisnaf. Me ci6nij-ze ty
zalu, ME ci6n}j! DO i tax Ia"
ia juz cisna.
- A dzwony - zapyta}em
49, to dlaczego pa6ska poole.
cha?
- Dlaczego, ze CLOS dzwo'
now, idzie, panic, daleko
IA wszystkie strony sic roz'
chodzi, Ludzie go ju2 nil
siysza, a on leci leci pre-,
po%wietrze, DO take juz MI
pozwolenie, zeby al do nieb'
dolatvwa}. No, to ia sobi'
my5le, ze jak zamre, to m
2adzwonia, a jak zadzwonia
to Bog mi}osierny MIN dusz'
ma sad wezwie, moze jej pc
zwoli, zeby Z tym OTTO CLOSER
poleciafa ma nasza Litwe
pobujaFa mad MIA choc 4 die
mex, joke ia siwowronk
nieboga albo ia jask6lka,, c
Az "a NORA przylatujt
Bog mi{osierny! pozwoli che
pozegnac... /
tn umilkl, tylko wyp'
kle oc7y EASILY a.. q mu jazz
mgla,::a mnie mimowoili PR
SLY ma panied stesknio'
sIowa Mickiewicza:
1.-two, ojczyzno moja,
jeste6 jak zdrawie, !.
Tie Gle trzeba cenio, ten 2 t.
ko sic dowie, Oh !
Kltos Gle stracil::.
pootteem1 zaczal 81 Z, pprzzyl
trywaa6 sie.. .dEzaWonnot1m,
". dzwonach istotnie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

cd ziemi ku niebu.
- Czy wszystkie tu-spy~
ta1em po chwili maja swo--
je imiona? q, ~, @~- . (
- Me odrzekf dzwon~
nix wielkie nlaja, ale male
ME maja. Ten naiwiekszy ma
.zzywa sic Jan. I 60, panic, "a !
CLOS. Jak jeknie. tn az vie.
ia zadrzy i wszystkie kawki
i gelebie, choc cd ma}ego
do togo zwyczajne, zrywaja
sic 2 .dachu IL zalamk6w.
Ten drugi ma ma imie An.
drzej, ale dziady, ME WIEN
dlaczego przezywaja 60 ,Bam %
A to ma1a sygnatur-
ke to ia sam przezwa}: Terka.
Dlaczeg6z tax?
Staruszek u6mie chnal sic
jakby = pe,wnem zawstydze'
MEM: :.
- lnnemu toby ia togo ME
powiedzia}, DO to jako6 DIR
VINO gada6, ale panu do wszy-
.tkiego trzeba sic plrzyznat.
z r6znych ia tam >piec6w ja-
dali ma Litwie i ma Zmujdzi,
vice czas jaki6 to ia miesz,
kali W Wi}komierzu. A bYla
tam wtedy parma Terka Slep-
6ciowna, tax cudnej urody,
10 chyba takiej drugiej Ii, zie'
mia ME :nl,,o'si}a. I mic jeszcz Q
u,1roda, ale j CLOS miala, wszyst
ko, TAXI ze jak sic odezwa}a,
tax ty cz}owieku, presto ME
wiedzia}, czy to s~kowronek
zaspiewal czy grzeszna du-
sza ludzka ~przem6wi}a. Pan
ma by1a z wielkiego rodu i
" funduszem", c6rka pana
marsza1ka Slep6cia, tax choc
ia niby i szlachcic, gdzie
mnie tam by}o do niej: OF
jakby ,,gwiazda" ma niebie
pokocha}! Patrzy} ia tez ma
MIA tylko z daleka, jak ma o.
brazek. Ale jakiem tn po
szeSdziesiatym trzecim PREY.
ljecha} a pierwszy .raz to sy-
gnaturke us}ysza}, tax ma}o
sic SERGE we mnie ME skre-
clio i wraz ia zakrzykna};
-panna Slep6ci6wna To
dlatego nazwa} ia ia: Terka
Wszystkie one mile duszy
l. to dzwony- ala ia sy'
gnaturka %najmilsza:
j A lyle jeszcze parma
|Slep5ci6wna
- Me by}o kogo pytat,
,|jeden, kt6regom pyta}, :ni|
wiedzia}. Pewnie "a MAJ pc
sz}a, moze lyle, moze umarfs
ale jezeli lyle, to must 81
i take zmisne}a. Czterdzies'
: kilka lat doda6, to juz nj
. to. F." -. +
Of Tu westchnat cicho l.
!. milk}. ..
Ma zegarze wiezy uderz,'
la trzecia. Zeszli6my ma d
: IA poniewaz staruszek n
y chcia& przyjac odemn:
'-jako cd cz}owieka, kt
le ry o Litwie pisat, zadne
go nagrodzenia, vice zap1
y si1em go ma dalsza gawed
do pibliskiege.kupca.
s.. #T rE s# ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
SCOTCH COMING
7 TO VIRGINIA
Commissioners Koiner Informed
That Two Families Are En-
Route for This State.

Commissioner Koiner was very much
elated over the immigration question
yesterday when letters reached his, Of
flee saying that a number Of Scotch
families were en- route to Virginia.
One family is composed OF eight chill
sdren, six sons and two daughters, and
another is made UP ofi,four girls and
three boys. 1t is likely that they will
settle In. this State 4, @
The representa- tiveys Of wealthy
scotchman IS pm hissway to- New York
to investigate the most desirable place
OF settlement and the coming of large
! party will depend upon his report. The
father of four sons. who has consid-
cradle property, has offered to buy a
plantation for each in;.the Southern
States. and Mr.. sKoiner. has his eyes on
them. st8i5
These Scotch" he said, "are thrifty
to degree. They are hard workers,
they save what they make, and are
| tirst-class citizens. It is worthy OF
note that the ten thousand. dollars an:
proprlated in the interest. of immigra-
ton has been more than repaid, for
| a sum greater than that amount is
now invested in the banks OF Virginia
by the new settlers"