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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22
ANSTED.

Mrs. Amanda Hatcher died at
Lynch's station, where she had gone
seeking health. Her many friends
here were surprised to hear Of her
death.
Sam Clay has bought his daugh-
ter, Miss Florence an organ.
Mrs. Mite Rogers is visiting
friends in Virginia.
James Edmonds is on the sick list.
He is fithful Sunday school work
er and his seat hasn't been vacant
for years, il he was in town.
The True Reformers will have
their annuaT sermon preached the
second Sunday in September.
Miss Mary Baldwin is on the sick
list.
,Hany Clay is on the sick list.
Henry Warren has returned from
Virginia and reports good time
Miss. LuveBla Woodbridge and
Mrs. Sallic Jones, have gone to Rich
| mond for short stay. -
George Reayes is preparing tc
move to BeGkley where he has pur-
| chased a $4,000 residence in the
business part Of the town. Mr.. and
Mrs, Reaves will be missed here be-
cause Of their hospitality, but their
friends wish them much success in
| their new home.
! Mrs. Eldridge's father, Mr.. Roy
OF Meadow Creek, Is here on a visit
Mrs. Fanny Williams had as house
guest Mrs. Rebeeca Eldridge.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22
state Of West Virginia,
7-4-4t.
Kanawha County. IS


At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Kahawlpa
County, on the first Monday dn the
month Of July, 1907:
Katie Jefrtes, Plaintiff,
VS. In Chansery, No. 1495.
Kidd Jefries, Defendant.
(The object of this suit Is to oh.
tain q divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony.)
This day came the PLAINTIFF by her
Attorney; and on his motion, and
1t appearing by affidavit filed, that
the Defendant Is nonresident of
this state, 1t Is ordered that he do
appear within one year after the date
OF the first publication hereof. and
do what Is necessary to protect his
interest In this suit.
Teste: d, M. Shirley, Clerk.
]. w. Chappelle, Sol, &
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22
The Pythian Mutual Investment AS,

The Pythian MutuaI Investment AS.
,,. ISOLATION.
Notice OF Annual Meeting Of Stock.
holders Of the Pythian Mutual In
vestment Association.
Notice is hereby given that an
annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of The Pythian Mutual Investment
Association will be held in the hall
room OF building owned by said as
sociation and situate at the corner
OF Washington and Dickinson streets.
in the City Of Charleston, Kanaw1ha
County, West Virginia, July 30th.
1907, 1T 2 O'Clock D. M, for the pur-
pose of electfng directors Of said as
ISOLATION for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction Of such other bus;
mess as may come before said eAsso-
citation.
Given under my hand this the 1st
day Of July, A. D., 1907.
8. W. STARKs,
7-4-4t. Pres.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22
= ANDERSON.

Mrs. Irene Penick Murry, who has
been in Door health since her mar
riage in 1906, died Saturday Of last
week.. "
Mrs. hurry was the only daughter
of Mrs. Josephine Penick, and was
held Mn high esteem by her friends.
Since her graz alton from the West
Virginia Colored Institute IN 1903
she taught three terms, giving entire
satisfaction to boards Of education
and patrons Of the schools. Her last
school was at Tbayer, the home of
her husband. a. >...
The surviving relatives have the
sympathy OF the community in their
bereavement
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22
SYN IA.

Monday Mrs. s. Wright, Of West
Beckley passed quietly away after
an illness of several months. She
was buried here Wednesday at three.
Rev. d. G. Hunter preached the flu
neral. The deceased leaves a moth
er, four brothers, four sisters, a hus-
band and eight children and many
grandchildren, and host Of friends.
The most touching part Of the burial
was the. mother being laid lovingly
and tenderly away by her sons, who
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22
~ Notice to Take Deposftfons.r
To Kidd Jeffries. :

... TAKE NOTICE: That on the 10th
day of August.@A. D.: 1907, between
the hours of 8 o'clock A. M. and 8
O'clock P. NJ, at the law office Of J.
w. Chappelle, 604 1-2 .>Kanawha
street, Charleston, West Virginia, |
will take the deposition OF myself and
others, to be read dn evidence in my
behalf In a certain suit in ehancery
now pending In the Circuit Court for
the Count yof Kanawha and State OF
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22
NIIDDTTPORT, D.

Leonard Rttenhouse, Of Rendville
spent a few days last week with Jas.
Nick and family.
Miss Gretta Roberts, who has been
on tn" sick list. for the past week
IS much improved.
Quite a number from here attend.
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west vfreinsa, TIL which. / An, >p1ain.

West Virginia, Id, which / am>Plain.
tiff and you are Defendant. 49,.
II from any cause the taking OF
said deposition shall not be com.
menced or completed on. the day
aforesaid, the same shall be; con.
tinned from day to 'daU, or from time
to time, at. the same place, and be
tween the same hours. until the sa ne
shall be completed. r. -. $780,.
=. KATIE JEF'FR1Es, y
~ ,5.: BY Counsel. =.
r M HhnnnnlIn Gal =.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22

J. w. Chappelle, Sol
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-08-22

Miss r. A. Munroe left Monday
Ito spend an Indefinite time in Raj
The evening world., 1907-09-20
IKE HOPPER IS
FTER NJ 'CARTHY' 5
JUDICIAL SCALP
Letter Sent by His Honor
Boosts the Present Tam
many Leader.

ne Hopper. the ahirty per.6n who
has been trying TO boss thing. Ia the
rhsfty-nrr, Assembly District has a
grievance. He has discovered that City
Court Justice John Henry Mccarthy
has essn writing istserr TO friends ask-
ing them 10 support Bil.y wright who
10 opposed to the Hopper Abrams COM
btaat3on.
Tho Judge nas no right 20 90 that :
said Hopper to-day. 1T teopardires his
position VIII cab ths attention Of
.hs Bar Association to it,
The isttsr that has made nxe give
way To his feelings is as followsi
..My Dear Friend: Ny intention was
to call on you personally In regard TO
this matter. Owing 10 my mse.ng with
m anfnreaaan accident which confines
me II bone, am unable to do 90 ].
thsrsfors, address you this letter TO ask
rorr valuable support aad Assts.Anos II
behafS Of William J. Wright for cleo.
lion as leader OF this district.
or. Wright Is an old. dear ana val
The evening world., 1907-09-20

ned friend OF niins. In whom have th4
utmost faiul and confidence What.
eyer re promises TO do know he viii
make cyery effort 10 carry out lie i.
a merchant. carving % shoe oasi.
ncfs ON ore Hundred ana 1'w4.tr.ntth
street. ard tsfrrfore. p5rt,cuiariy in
leffsisi In tHs moral ami ou4aass Noi.
tHrs OF this district His activc ana un.
ursnx work as an organization Demo.
eth for the past twspy-one yeart
clearly entities Aln 10 the pos!tl3n for
which hs Is a candidate He is worthier
aud more emitted 20 your suppor, than
the other candidates Kindly do wha.
you can among your-TrTsras ~ !pdut o
them to sapeor. him
N you desire 10 see me or know trors
about Mr.. Wright sh1ii be very xlaj
te tSays you sail ~ my, residence aIl,'
cNanif&S. Yours most sincerely
JOHN HENRY M.G.1 RTHY.
Justice City Court
The evening world., 1907-09-20
He Had No Ress.

That Mrs. Crane was insane when shs
left her homo her husband and his
friends arc now convinced
The evening world., 1907-09-20
HIGH PR|[STESS
Of ANARCHY TO
Be BARRED OUT
Emma Goldman win Not Be
Allowed to Land in This
Country.
URGES ASSASSINATION.
On Way From Congress Of
Reds When She Preached
aReign of Terror"

!. Z
Emma Goldman, ne rsd' high pr1ese
sss OF Anarchy. Is to be barred from tn
unisod rtatss- An*rcnasS unnas,arab
Ss.sa sar.,.,nr .x-,bnvsst p~ruer, WIN
''a.s
afss ufsapss'-on any or M OF snsss
sssss.s -ss=.aiaL nrsa-and- -af eAaes
may be halted on her trtumpha, rsturx
ccssn the Iptsrpationh csnsress OF
Assarchisss In Axts.srdam.
From tnnsr souroas In ths Imrni-
xration BureaY IL was learned to-day
that this deo.sen and been reached
Z - tAe e.....snatlen es p-osd.nt
4 1sdKiuisy. which. the murderer at
trs6gtsd 70 the tnnanrnatory spesohss
sDf Rsd Emma. oonsrsss enacted laws
nessaas out AnA<nntsss who knocked
+ - eUr sa&As tos sdznissien
xaeon pars h&rs laaisd - sapprsss
xz.faAs preaohins OF tssTorism and
: destruction. Size hAs tar.ved ca small
frrsnfsonxnsuts and preached 10 isrrer
e ...ars,,c.. fr,,-r asri. tr.n ~. -.,,,S
n - Aotn es1s sne
re3an From hsr platforms Perhaps
nezas cxnc1is.on Will sssocssd whsrs Jan
49,. a. g.
Is Many Rcanone-
u,.,,,,. -..~.,,e ,..,,r
e. -A my IA - IN Htnef'oAn
Ecfiisan. for. she y RsaaAAu born and
sscorn.d 70 p.oosns a essa.sa Of any form
~ s...,.~-~r.,,.
Il I -
6ao has served n,,xosrosss rn4pon
Stsrraa. another cause tor S,tnx harrSd
kns.4
Y
eae can % stoVpod On ths Aa1ns
4 grounds Paula klarpcnbourx waa de-
tatncd. Tor Emma sc,r,d her affinity
s. =, ~. ,.....,s .,.A.
4 -.
{ RccsSman- altar DO had seryed his
term for trying 10 kill Henry G. Fr.ok,
.rd tn., .n,--r.s 49,. =. sr.-nany
The evening world., 1907-09-20

Btshop Rarry h&a been quoted as aAy-
tne thar no doubt presidsat Roosevelt
o. Rscreiary Loeb ordered The cocktails
which have bean making life unhappy
for Yice-PFasidsnt Fair banks. Thh
brought forth from Oyster Bay on
TUESDAY an inspired disclaimer from
Secretary Looo. who asserted that the
any credence,' and that neither the
Pres.dant nor hso Secretary had Directly
OF Indirectly ordsred anything OF the
kind.
Int teTvtswsd the Biss,op made cath az
70 the eorrectu 90 of his report OF What
the B3nhop said.
The evening world., 1907-09-20
OLD WALL FELL ON BOYS.
Csc L=a Hart. Ten Other. H.A Ma
row Escapes IN Hester street.

One boy was Injured and ten other
lads had narrow escapes from death
yesterday afternoon when tho wall OF
partly dismantIed building Mt No, u
Hester street fell.
Tho boys were playing baseball in
an excavation which haa bee made
whore tho building stood. The old wall
WAS left standing at one aide OF the
plot and suddenly I, fell Abraham
Trnnis. sixteen, of No. q Essex street,
Haa strlrck by some of III. debris and
fSee fTed pafnfaI fnJttfios.
The report spread that several boys
had been buried under the brick and
mortar. and gang OF workmen started
10 dig chem out After tho bricks had
been removed II was found that no ous
WAS there
The evening world., 1907-09-20
HE BEGS TO TAKE
W|FE'S BODY OUT
OF PAUPER GRAVE
She Deserted Husband and
Was Found Drowned Two
Years Ago.

! .John Cranes conscience has ceased
TO snaw a, his heart because he has a
last after two ysars OF torture. taker
| steps 20 remove the body of his wife
| from Poitsr's field and Et~s I; Chris
tisn burial, Crane lives at No. ee1 Eas,
Seventy hrst street. About two year,
ago Mrr. Crane lstt her home and hus.
band. and was not heard of until or
Nov. fs. lso& ahs was found dad In the
East River.
There waz trouble among me rsia-
tt~sa, Ar. Crane sayt. and Ehsa tbs
body was taken to the morgue. though
he Identified u a. Bridge; Crane, his
wifs, be d!d not claim II II went tn
cheap pine box TO tho paupsr's iazt
resting place en- Harris Island
7Theu II WIZ siIat John Crane begun
to suffer all the torznents Of he iost
He had loved hh wife. be saya, and
their naarrisd nfs had been happy.
Several children had been born TO than
and four now Ne IN Calvary Canister.
Sought Mlseina Wife.
After his wtte'a danappearsnos C-srs
souGh, daily for her. waiting ts1s morxus
and different hospttaiA Ths reAsca he
gives bar permitting hsr 20 b ssnk te
tanpsrs grave IL cas epoubss be says
hs bad with her relativsa
Dvssy day her faos hAuzsnsd h4m, end
he heard IA his cara constant Appeal
hcrn hsr 10 him 70 DO his duty b. her
rernaAnn
''oh. the dAys and nights I have suf-
fsred." he said 70 reporter. ssfitng OF
his woe. There hAs not been mo
msnt Of ssep for ma whan hays not
sssn my poor wife In my drsams. and
whom am awake hear her voice and
see her lips moving In prayer TO me
70 take her from that horrible place
whore SIZE now Les, and lay hsr BY the
Ads OF our ohilorsn.
He Had No Resi-
Z tried 10 think ! was only rsrvoua,
but could not deeeivs nayssh Evsn
the fac4s OF my children appeared BE-
fore me to reproach me. There was no
moment since that awful day. w0sn
tllrnsd from her In the fnorsue and
went my way, whtls stranssrs carried
her 10 tho grave But nnce / have
made UP my mind to do my duty feel
bottsr. Il IS never too l4ss 70 do right.
Grams last evening applied to tao
coroners erieo for . permit to take up
bis wtfe's body and remove Il He
made an sffidavi, detailing the facts In
the case. and It was said at the Coro-
ner's once that the necessary arrange
ments would undoubtedly be made AZ
once
That Mrs. Crane was insane when shs
left her homo her husband and his
friends ara now convinced
The evening world., 1907-09-20
COUNT SEATS ~ Y. DELEGATES

INDIANAroLrs. sspt %. : Judre
Hanna, OF tbs Marion County Superior
tseaft- Asla yas;s=dsF thai tha aisstts# Of
Jeremiah Mccarthy. Harry Ferguson,
n ooert Davidson and Frank webb as
deleza from local union No. o. New
York City, to tho convention OF de IN.
ts~nasional Association OF Brfcge and
Structural Iron Workers row In pcsalon
here, was regular. and that they are
entitled % their sssts
The evening world., 1907-09-20
The Clothes Show
Demonstrates the
Superiority of
Brill Clothes

Never before have the possibilities of Brill
clothes been so coneusivey shown as in the
Clothes Show that ends to-day
No other concern has eyer attempted such an exhb-l
ton II is doubtful il any Other concern could accomplish
such an exhibition.
In the Brill Clothes Show weEe exhibited oyer 40 dit
ferent models suits and oyecoats sesced from Bril-
regular stock
In the Brill CLOTHES Show were eEhbitti not The ideas
of man or organization but~tc IDEAS OF ten organiza
tons that dominate the clothing industry BY force Of nla
tive and achievement
The Brill Clothes~show proves that Brill stores carry
sizes than any other store in all the world and you were
of the thousands who attended the Brill Clothes Show
you realize this
Brill Clothes for Fall 1907 Acknowledged the Clothes
Show Press PUBLIC the modern, 1tS DIS
tnctve and finest tailored readyo-wear garments TO be had
sale in the four Brill stores
The evening world., 1907-09-20
$4,000 600 TO DEFEND a poer

ST PETERSBURG. Sept. sc.-peren.s
works costing sisoDtoo ara to De un-
dertak.n in Yladisostok and vicinity. In
oludlnf the construction or imms nss
barracks.
The evening world., 1907-09-20
BISHOP DENIES THE
COCKTAIL INTERVIEW
-
He Has Expressed No Opinion
on the Fairbanks-Roose-
welt Appetizer.

DETROIT. sept 1s.
To ths Editor Of Ths World:
know absolutely nothing aboa, the
alleged cocktail incident. and have ak
prsAssd no opinion whatever.
J. y. BERRY.
Bishop Of ths Methodist ES4soopai
Church
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

(Ciag ,dalszy).
/ V

(Ciag 'dalsZy).
"
w ogrodach N e r Q n a
Watykahskie pole ipag6-
rex po prawym brzegu RE
XII Tybru ME nalezaly po-
czatkowo do Rzymu. By{y
tam tylko cegielnie i chaty
ubogich robotnik6w ME
wolnik6w dopiero Agrypi-
ma za}ozyla tam swoje ogro.:
dy, kt6re pc niej Neron Q.
dziedziczy}. Ten rozszerzyf je
upiekszy1, a ma stoku pag6rka
zbudowa1. wielki cyrk do pu-
blicznych wy5cig6w W celu
bawienia ludu. Ola u{atwienla
komunikacyi z Rzymem zbu-
dowa} most ma Tybrze, INA
ny pod nazwiskiem mostu
Nerona. ~.
Gdy wskutek pozaru Rzy-
mu mn6stwo rodzin pozo'
stale be- dachu, odda} CO.
sarz swe ogrody do uzytku
publicznego, to tel> W CA
sic, kiedy sic toczy nasze
opowiadanie, obozowa}o tn
kilka set rodzin, mieszczac
sic juz to W osobno ma ten
eel z~budowanych barakach,
juz to W samym cyrku. Pu-
ste dotad ogrody zaludni}y
sic, a cesarz wiedzac, czem
sobie najlepiej lud ujmie,
dawa} cd czasu do czasu W
cyrku igrzyska publiczne;
wnet jednak i cyrk i ogrody
mia}y sic STAG widownia stra-
sznych okrucienstw.
Alityrus ME pr6znowa}; ma
podstawie oskarzenia, re
chrzescijanie So winni pod
palenia Rzymu, uda}o mu
sic z 1atwoscia uzYskat
skazanie ma smier6 kilku z
pomiedzy wyznawc6w Chrys-
Tulsa, lubo jednak okropne
rzeczy %opowiadali 6wiadko-
vie, Mkt temu ME wierzy{.
Lud by} przekonany, re Ne
ron jest sprawca pozaru, Po-
czeto nawet litowac sic mad
nieszczesliwemi ofiarami.
Musia1 vice, zatrzymawszy
oskarzenie co do podpalenia
Rzymu, uzy6 teraz drugiego
oskarzenia, re chrzescijanie
tworza tajna sekte, dazaca do
obalenja pa1stwa rzvmskie-
20. Ola takich zbrodniarzy
zadna kara ME by1a "a suro.
wa, to tel Neron popusci]
zupe}nie wodze sWemu pc.
pedowi do okrutniejsze me
Xxi ola skazanych.
TAX rozpocze}o sic pier
wsze przeSladowanie chrze'
6cijan, okrutne co do rodza
j6w meczarni i co do OIL
brzymiej liczby skazanych
Tacy, historyk rzyms K
powiada, re "ingus multitu
do, I'll. n~iezmieraa masa'
chrze6cVan 6miere ponios}a
Jest to. dowodem, jail
kr6tkim czasie mn6stwo Two
lennik6w nauka Chrystuso
wa zjedna6 sobie zdola}a.
w czasie pozaru stall 81
=.si pa1ac cesarski na wzg6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Zadziw1ajace leczente wy
sypki.


,,Nasz maly chopiec mial wysypke
przez pied lat pisze n 4. Adams,
Henrietta, Pa ,Dw6ch;naszyeh do
mowych lekarzy orzeklo il przy-
padek by} beznadziejny. gdyz piu-
ca zostaly n%aruszone' Zawezwalls~
my innych doktor6w lecz ME by1o
korzystnego rezultatu. Prey okazyi
czyta1ismy Q Electric Bitters; ku-
.pili6my butelke j wkr6tce 'zsas1uwVyazyy-
|lismy polepszenie. Uzywaliismy te-
90 lekarstwa. az kilka butelek EOS
ta1o zuzytych, gdy nasz .=clhloppiieeac
zostaf kompletnie ~wyleczony. Mas
Iepsze re wszystkich lekarstW, n
krew j utrzymanie zdrowia. GWa.
rantowane v apiece Mr. j. Kowa..
Wskiego. 5.. , !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

skad byl wspanialy Widok
ma Gale miasto.. lynn spo'--
sobem pole watyka6skie, a
przedewszystkiem cyrk ma q,
MIN polozony, stall sic miej-
seem, gdzie chrzescijan ira
como.
Gdy Faustyna wraz 2 o.
Gem opu6cila willie Puden'
ga, stall Eukarpus d}ugo je-
szcze pred Drama, patrzac
"a odjezdzajacym powozem.
Coz to mog}o bye, co go
do tego dziewczecia zaraz
cd p~ierwszego spotkania tax
pociaga}o, co dis szczeg6l-
niej tax slime wrazen ie ma
MIN wywsarlo? Me by}a to
mi}o6c; skadzez on biedny
wyzwoleniec, chrze6cijanin
m6g1 myslec Q po}aczeniu
sic z DANA wysokiego arysto-'
.kratycznego rodu, a do tego
poganka? Me, by}o to zupe}:
ME co innego. Widok jej
wywo}al W MIN wspomnie-.
ME lat dziecinnych. Mys-
la1 i mysla{ biedny mlo J.
dzieniec< i ME m6gl sobie
zda6 z tego sprawy, jaki spo-
sob w~spomnienia to MIA
sic wiaza6 NIGGA i marzac
tax, doszed1 do miejsca,
gdzie rzadsze zaro5le dozwa-
lalo rzucic okiem ma kam-
panic i wznoszace sic W 3D.
dali CORY. -*
Usiad1szy tn ma }aweczce
z darni i wspar}szy glove
ma d1oni, patrzy} zamys-
lony, ME wiedzac gdzie.
Pred oczyma duszy jego
przesuwa6 sic pocze}y obra-
~ minionej, a z%apomnianej
przesz1osci. Widzia1 salon
urzadzony re wschodnim
przepychem - ma sof1e sle'
dzia}a DANA - a rysy jej,
przedewszystkiem zas oczy
- znalaz} w}asnie podobne
u Faustyny. [ teraz przypo-
mnia{ sobie, jak go ia PAM
bra}a ma kolana, piesci}a i
c~a}owa}a, przemawiajac don
czule. Ale co m6wi1a? Pc
d}ugiem mysleniu przysz1y
mu wreszcie ma pamiec s}o-
wa W obcym, a jego macie-
rzy6skim jezyku wym6wio-
ne: "Drogie mole, kochan e
dziecie, moi Sadoth" I ukry}
twarz W d}onie, a strumieh
1ez .pop1yna} mt z oczu -
przypomnia} sobie obraz
swej matki.
1 P~rzypomnia} sobie dal-
see szczeg6}y z swej m}odo6-
ci. Ujrzal mezczyzne wynio-
s}ej postawy W l6niacej ,zbroii:
o obliczu 6niadem, z pe}na
czarna broda i: d}ugiemi,
kruczemi w}osami, siadywa:
on ko}o matki jego i czesto
bawi1 sic z mimi - tax, tt
by1 ojciec, ]ecz by]i i innj
ch&opcy, bracia. Zdarza sif
nieraz niejednemu mas, ~
we 6nie ujrzy drogie serco
obsoy, kt6re sic juz z tyn
swiatem roszta}y, Q jakiez DO
1osno wtodv nrznhI1dzanie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

cc,zzuc sic dawaI, 4 Eukarpus,
i plakal. Dopiero
sludzy Pudensa znallezli 60
i zawiedli do domu. Gala
noe ME zmruzyl Okla, ooraz
wyrazniej stawa}y pred
oczyma duszy jege dawnel
rozpoznawal dom
rodzicielski, z%najomych
rodzinne miasto.
Dopiero ma drugi dzieh,
dzwon wezwal mie-
szkafc6w domu ma wsp6l-
ma modlitwe, przyszedl do
siebie, odzyska1 dawny spo-
k6j i rzek1 W duchu: :
Czyzbym zostal chrze-
6cijaninem, pozna} mego Bo-
ga i Zbawce, gdyby mic
nlieszcze6cie ME e. zawiod1o, !. tn
iako niewolnika no Rzy-
mu, do domu Pudensa? Czyz
to ME 1aska Boza?
Tenn r"ozumowaniem US
pokoil sic, ale ME zag}uszyl
W duszy tesknoty j 2checi
dowiedzenia sic czegos VIE
Gel O rodzicach i rodze6stwie,
O ich losie.
Pewnego dnia rzek} Eau
stus BIO c6rki: D}ugi JUL czas
ME miala6 zadnej rozryw-
XII, pielegnujac chorego tive:
go OLGA. DIS wieczorem So
W cyrku watyka6skim well
kie igrzyska, p6jdz re mna,'
zabawisz sic troche.
z ochota p6jde ma kaz-
de inne przedstawienie, ko'
chany ojcze - odrzek}a Fa-
ustyna - ale tam, patrzee
ma te meczarnie chrze6ci-
jan, chociazby i winni by]i,
wstret, mic bierze.
- Ba! - rzek1 Faustus.
- Wzgledem takich podpa-
LACEY, spiskowc6w, gorszych
niz handy Katyliny,
ME MONA miec zadnej Ii
- Czyz sadziz rzeczywi-
scie - m6wi1a dalej Fansty-
ma - re oni So winni tax
okropnej zbrodni? Mnie sic
zdaje, re ktos inny chce So
pie W ich krwi obmyc rece
z why, ciazacej ma MIN
wobec ca}ego rzymskiego
ludu.
49, Obieca1em Alityruso-
wi, radzcy i oblubie6cowi
cesarza - zauwazy1 Faustus
- ME odpowiadajac wcale
ma zapytanie c6rki re dis
tam bede. Jest to bar dzo
%wp}ywowa osoba, ME MOI
ma vice }ama6 danego slo-
wa. A..:@,
- A! W takim razie be-
de ci towarzyszy6, ale rad
bym uniknac rozmowy z
tym. cz}owiekiem. en- zyd,
aktor, ma kt6rego obliczu
wyryte So mike jego sk}on-
no6ci, cz}owiek, kt6ry prz ez
zbrodnie sic zbogaci1 i ma
|}aski u cesarza, DO mu W e-
go wystepkach pomaga, jest
mi tax wstretny, re nieby-
|1abym W stanie sic DO niego
przyjaznie odezwac.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-22
Politicians Are Anxious Just Now.

Yes, the good, the bad, the cen niving, the cunning, the new, the ola and the curbstone politicians, are all laying their wires and from nov until the polls close on election day they will all have their Sunday school faces on while talking to you. Yes, their promises will be nun1ef- ous, their castles lin the air will pc most pleasing to the poor deiudea voters and also their henchmen. The beverages that will be dispensed so freely will be appropriated by all put the prohibitionist. The latter says iand he is right, tool the drinks given out so freely are nothing bilt hellgramite, and should be wiped eif the face of the earth. Yes, sifese, any drink that muddles the brain, in fact, makes a man soft and easy, IS N. G. Therefore we appeal to all men to try OUR drinks and see what 8 difference will be in your appear ance, and also in your pocket5ook after short trial. This week you get one 15-cent package of Washing Powder or three 5-cent packages with each pound of our warranted nice tasting 50-cent tea, and we beg of all politicians if they are near our store to drop in and drink some of our Buttermilk it's better than beer. We know it because former beer drinkers tel: us so, at