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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-29
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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-29
Evans, Son 70 Work.

Lieutenant E. T. Evans, son of Rear
Admiral Evans, has been ordered to
duty aboard the battleship louisiana.
He will go west in about two weeks.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-29

spain's king is the only ma 5a,a
who does not sign his name ,-s 3
ments and edicts. His s's
simply oYo. ell Ray, the kin7
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-29
SPERRY IN COMMAND
ADMIRAL SUCCEEDS THOMAS
On ATLANTIC FLEE,
Rear Admiral Thomas Has Put in az
Years in Naval SerVice-Admiral
Dayton Was Technically in Control
of Both Fleets for a Few Days ow
ina to His Ranking Sperry.

Rear Admiral Charles Stillman Sper-
ry, returned within six months from
a mission of peace as one of the Amer
lean delegates to the conference at
The Hague, has assumed command OIL
the strongest force of fighting ships
assembled in the history of the nation.
Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas, who
succeeded Rear Admiral Evans as COM
mander of the fleet, hauled down his
flag from the truck of the Con-
necticut and 10 minutes later Admiral
Sperry was received on board the
flagship with the salutes and other
naval honors BETTING his position. The
ceremonies were carried out in brief
est possible form and in strict ac-
cordance with naval regulations. Ad'
miral Thomas, who had had actual
command for only six days, although
he served for many weeks as senior
officer present during the enforced alb
sence of Admiral Evans, issued nc
farewell address.
Although still an Independent force
to all intents and purposes the AT
lantic feet passed technically anC
temporarily for a few days under con
| troll of the Pacific fleet. Rear Admira
l Dayton, commander in chief of the Pa
cifc fleet, outranks Admiral Sperry
1 and as soon as Admiral Thomas blu,
flag was run down on the Connection
{ he became senior officer in comman'
? of the combined fleets.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-29

Mothers will and Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing
syrup the BEST remedy TO use for their chill
lren during the teething period.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-29

Secretary Cortelyou's ave ray.
dour is getting streaked VIII
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27

needed. We folks out here have done cleaned up and have our premises shining, and now If we had street car line into town we would feel like We lived in town for sure.
 De Thompson is setting out strawberry plants this week on his place.
 Fred Raedels came near having d serious accident Sunday morn ing i'll jumping from the steps Of the Cannon Ball while under headway near his old home south of town. He lit on the ground alright but the force of the moving train was so great that before he could fully control his limbs he was hurled to the ground face down, but luckily escaped unhurt. Fred, to save walking from the depot back a mile has been in the habit of getting off the train Sunday mornings while passing his place and while III motion when lie comes up from Fayetteville.
 Bro. Seantling says that he had rather live here than ally place he has ever lived, says he feels so good of a morning when he gets up that he hardly knows what to do with himself. Such testimonies from new corners will do to go on record next.
 Don't Worry has an almanac of 1888, twenty years ago Easter Sunday of that year was the 1st day of April, weather clear and fair. and high barometer.
 DONT WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27

which was caused by burn when child. She Is one of our most popular young ladies and We are very sorry ot her misfor- tune but glad to learn that she IS getting along nicely.
 Miss Grace Nein has returned home from four weeks visit at Fayetteville.
 There is to be pie supper at the Methodist church Friday night, March 2. The proceeds will go to the Rebecca lodge.
 Ulmon Phillips of Fayetteville is visiting his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Cannon.
 Some of the young people here attended pound supper at Polk Phillips Saturday night.
 Mrs. Emma Hayward visited her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. kei- ley, near Sprlng Valley last week.
 Ida and Jesse Cannon are vis- ting home folks.
 Misses Grace and Enla Clark visited their sister, Mrs. Chas. Bevins of Sons Chapel Friday.
 John Culwell of Fayetteville visited friends and relatives here Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. NJ. Clark spent two days in Fayetteville last week.
 Earlie Oxford bought team of horses recently. He says lie is going to make crop for him. self this year.
 r. Mayes Is doing some work on his farm this week.
 Tom Clark is we'll pleased with New Mexico. He Is think ing of making his home there.
 No news of importance this week. People visiting and talk ing politics is all we hear. I hope after the election news will be more plentiful.
 INEZ.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27
GOSHEN.

March 23.-Tom and Dick Frost took a load of wheat to Fayetteville Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Dodson of Huntsville visited relatives at this place the latter part of tile week.
 Mrs. J. C. Anderson and her daughter Jessie of Fayetteville, visited the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clark last week, the latter being very i'll but is re- ported better at this writing.
 Miss Ethel Mayes has returned from Fayetteville where she has been to have an operation per. formed on her crippled arm,
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27
WESTAFORK.

March 2. ThoS. Stockburger. wife and Maud Hughes went 10 Greenland last Sunday to visit Jake Yoes and family
 Bessie Harden returned from Doxey, Oklahoma, last Wednes- day where they went on business and to visit friends.
 Grandma GloYers sister from Sherman, Texas. is making her visit.
 Chas. Karnes and wife are the happy parents Of baby boy, mother and baby are getting along nicely.
 Preparations are being made to have Easter exercises at the Methodist church.
 Gertie and Carl Cannon re- turned from Elkins last Monday after visiting relatives at that place.
 Grandma Dav1ss son-ih-iaw of Ft. Worth, Texas, by the name of Brewer, made her q visit last week on his way to Missouri.
 Fife Little left last Monday for It. Gibson where she will join her husband and reside in the future.
 Grandma Northern and daugh- ter came III from Chelsea, Okla homa last week. The former will reside at this place but the latter will return to her home Monday.
 Tilla Fitts and children came in Sunday from Wagner, Oklas and will make her home with Mrs. F. Northern.
 H. W. Stewart, who has had charge of the Harden hotel for several months has turned 1t over to the owner, Mrs. B. Har- din and is moving into the J. A. Walkers property.
 Mrs. Hampton of Springdale is visiting Mrs. N. Stanberry.
 H. W. Stewards COW is the mother of triplet calves.
 Mrs. Hattie Partridge of Brent wood was Tn town a few hours last Monday on business.
 Thos. Everett made a business trip to Bonanza last Tuesday and returned the following day.
 Some are planting corn.
 There IS fine prospect for an abundant crop of peaches.
 On account of lack of inter- est the "Old Maid's Clubp has been dropped.
 C. FUN.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27

 JOHNSON.

March Miss Ethel Pinson. of Alma, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Malcolm Jackson.
 T. F. Black left Thursday for Ft. Worth. Texas, where he in- tends to spend few days. MT. Black is local manager of the
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27

All things come to him who waits even the aims house and potter's field.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27
Heigbborbood Mews.
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

flowers.
 There must be something very alluring about this train ',hop- ping" business. Boys surely don't know how dangerous II IS, or they would quit It, and it would seem that the sad accident of Saturday night that resulted in the death of young Jones of Springdale would cause every boy who knows q bout the accident to quit square of and never more to attempt to .hopa another train.
 Ouince Brown las rented seven acres of ground from Sam Stokes and will plant 1t Ill corn.
 Don't Worry helped D. Plum mer set half an acre in straw berries Saturday afternoon. He set the Auroma, the plants were from Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Miss Lula Raedels and Mrs. NJ. Murphy spent Sunday with Mrs. ]. l.. Maine, and John wouldn't take q hoss for his twin boys.
 E. ]. Tea1e Lad business in Fayetteville Saturday, going down on the noon passenger and returning on five ?. III. train.
 Mr. Burton, the new owner of the Judge Wilson place bought of A. ]. Patton, has moved i'll and will be one of us, so we wish him well in his new home. Mr, Burton and family hail from Kansas City, Mo.
 Mrs. Hattie King made our home q pleasant call Saturday afternoon.
 Furry No. , took everybody by surprise, twas pretty pinch ing but did no harm to the fruit, thank the Lord, aud we may have two more cold snaps before we can feel safe, one between the 1st and 10th of April, the other on or near Easter, but we hope no harm to the fruit crop may be done
 Grandma Goodpastor has gone to Joplin, Mo, to visit for a time with her children who reside at that place and also at Webb City near Joplin
 One afternoon first of last week man came along hunting two small boys that had ran away the day before. We had seen them pass going towards Spring dale. He said he thought they were headed for Missouri. The man was tired from riding and said he would go back home. We told him as the boys were so young they would be likely to re- turn to their home in few days, so Friday noon here they came on their way back home. The gentleman said he lived south of Johnson but We didn't learn his name.
 We are thankful that we live in country of so few storms.
 Grandpa Phillips plowed his orchard on his 9Oth birthday which was Friday of last week, tbe 20th.
 It would seem that most of the correspondents to The News had gotten to be only occasionals in place of regulars.
 If you want to see Northwest Arkansas in her glory just take a trip through the country in about two weeks from now.
 Mrs. Earl Simons called on her friend, Miss Maud Smith Mon- day afternoon.
 Hope your suggestion i'll last weeks News to clean up will be
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27

A man isn't as anxious to be right as he Is to have others think that he Is right.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-27

| Oli tAAN A1odiiC 4hI lll' Ills l'idIit suspended operations last week.
 B. Y. Sherrod was the guest of Hugh Lichlyter last Friday night. Mir. Sherrod resides over at Mayfield, but returned recent ly from an extended trip through California and intervening states and territories.
 Mrs. 5. F. Johnson spent sev- eral days of last week with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Mayes, at Springdale.
 Mrs. P. Kennedy has been spending couple of weeks visit Ing relatives and friends up near her old home in Eastern Kansas.
 Hal and Albert Crum stayed away from Johnson only few days after making their arrange nents for an extended sojourn in "heap better country than this i pile of rocks.
 John Arnett, of Frederiektown, Mo, was visiting relatives here several days of last week.
 Robert Parish, IT.. is building barn on hls farm beyond Stony i Point.
 The stray horses over at George Stype's belonged to farmer who lives away down by "Hog Eye. This place has an- other name, but all the old timers, who freighted across the mountain long time ago, knows where Hog Eve is located.
 The ''speakin at Elm Springs and Springdale were at- tended by several local Democrat ic brethren last Friday and Sat urday.
 The regular meeting of the local sub-order of the 4. II. T. \ will be just=once q month, on tile third Saturday night.
 Farm work k going fnerrily and the only fear for good crops and lots of fruit Is the coming true of George Austin'S reiterat- ed predictions about the thua- der in February causing big frosts in May.
 Dr. F.. P Cowgirl has sold h1s house and lotto Hugh Liiehlyter and k preparing to % away out to tlle promised land, in New Mexico.
 The Ozark Lime Company has been employing a number of new hands since the rush ot spring building has caused such a de mand for their fine grade of lime which IS being shipped to num- Der of states of the great Miss issippi valley.
 The gentlemen who were drill- ing for oil near Springdale some time ago are How over on the Ewalt farm southwest of John son, where they will drill a couple of wells for Mr. Ewalt.
 Uncle John Grebe, of Sulphur City, was driving young mule out to Johnson last Friday eve ming when freight train fright ened the mule over by the Cres- cent Lime kilns causing d run-a- way which demolished the bug gy. tore up the harness and broke two of Uncle Grebe's ribs. He Is all aged gentleman and the in- juries and shock resulting there from have kept him laid up since Friday. He IS at hls sons, George Grebe, who resides near Johnson.
 Mastin Burnett, a former John son citizen, is' away out in Mon- tana in a very preearious condi- tion from the ravages of can- cer on his face. He has tried all known cures, but nothing has checked its progress.
 MULKEEPo. |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
Nainowszy europejsH
!. G.
!. wynalazek

ma wzmocnienie j utrzymanie
w1os6w.
Opisz stan w1os6w W lakim: o.
:beonie 50, jest to g76wna zasadpe do
poznania j odgadnienia siabosci.
Jezeli wfosy pelzna albo znajdu-
je sic 1uska " g}owie, prosze wy
.czesawszy suche wlosy prsTsfad,
ola zbadania.
Jezeli chcecie mieG leki dobre: j
skuteczne, odnie6cie sic. wprost DO
muie, a pc uzyciu tychze doznacie
nlezawodnych skutk6w. d
Interessnci zg~FsszajacY sig do
mnie; winni adresowat:e !,
Prof. j. NJ Brundza, Specialist.
Broadway & South sth5stS5,
.: Brooklyp, New. York
Powyzsze lekl SO znane tylk0
mnie samemu, wazadnych akladacb,
togo ME .maja. Wszelkie Informal
eye darmo. Setki tysieoys ros'nai-
.tych }ysych, kt6ryn, to lekaqrst1wto.
.pomogfo, zawdzlecza:jja: 20 TAX;
wie]kie dobrodzieistwo. %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15
Ma sprzedaz!

. -n-#us .. y -,
Dobra 100 akrowa- farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 akr6W pod.
plugiem, reszta b6r j past
wiska. Dom du-
~ nowy chlew, dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydia i s koni j O.
ko}o 100 ton6w siana, r6z-
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
w,szystko v najlepszym po-.
rzadku. Tylko % mili.od Wi
nony. Blizszych szczeg6l6w
u w}asciciela J6zefa Sunni
skiego " Bluff Siding, Wis :
#s. o. E... rHF 49,. .s+r e. -=HT.. = FIJI .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

B6g ; Nbq, xs,skeczka do naboa
rozmiar 34xY44 Gala. 80. 10 sil5c
Ch,oola Bogu, zbi6r najletszego
nabozenstwa j pie6ni kose,.lnych,
. rozmiaru 4x24 cali........ 45c
Lh,eatu B gu oprawna " sk6rke z e
z}oconym tytulikiiem, ziooone
brzegl.. 6oc
srasa Bggu, Y ozdobnej bia}ej
oprawle z .klamerka, ,zlooonle
brzegl. $l.lO
Chuofa Bogu, cprawna v miekkas
skorke re z}oconym tytulikiem,
~zfocone brzegi.. sso
sCh,oata Bogu, oprawna v miekka
ssk6rke, re z}oconym tytulikiem j
zameczkiem wewnatrs "a ok{adce
!. krzyzyk 2 perlowej mac cY l.60
sSkarb duszy-Zbi6r najlepszego ma.
bozenstwa j ple6ni k~oscielnych,
ksiazeczka dla-mlodziezy, opraw"
ma " angieiska sk6rke, z zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze'
81 ..S35c'
Ssar6 duezy-oprawna " angielska
ak6rke, = zloconym tytulikiem,.
z4ocone br. egi..:...:...., 500
Skar5 dus@y- oprawna " -miekka
sk6rke 2 z}oconym tytnlikiem,
z}ocone brzegi............ coo
Skar6 duszy-w miekkiej oprawie
z z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegi.. coo
Skar6 duszy- oprawna " sk6rke.
z z|oconym tytulikiem z okuciem
izameczkiem m, zlocone brzegi coo
+.
Skar6 duszy-w ~eleganokiej sk6.'
rzal'ej oprswie,. z zloconym ty-
tQ)ikiem, z1ocone brzegi... SOC
Wy6orek ozy!i krotkl sposoo naoo"
6ni, oprawny' v sskl'651r1kse ze sloco-
nym tytulikiem, ozerwone brze*
3hc
cone braeel. : obrazkiem ma o.
k}adoe ! sfouonvm tyytulikiem $50
= sI6rLa IN.
cana ~ ID; = x}ooonvm twin.
i;h;om . oknn,em ..mac,.
Lon :. >sfc
:. ~
W!YYbortE--oPrawnY v miekkae skor
kg : zfoconym tytullklem 10000
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

49, &H9sss1aS " so
-. III
Pe;m na6oSeAs .,oo ~ ..ozdobnej
4 miekklei sF6rkowej orrawie 2
,aocopym tytuiitiem, zlocone
brseggi ]. 81 ,;1;,. !. i. 80 ); yl.so
Gsos Seyca-Zblor modl6w pie6nl
ola dusz, pobo5nych. r duzym
drukiem) oprax sk6rke. z
z}oconym tytulikiem. zFocone
brzegi.. SOC
Gtos Serca- 2 duzYm drukiem.
oprawna " sk6rke,Sa okuciem !
zameczkiem, z zloconym tytuli-
KEN, z}ocone brzegi.. $500
4niot Str,oa Chrze6cciiaslnii1na Katclika
zbi6r modlitw i pissni s}ukacy
ola dusz poboznych rozmiaru
5xy4 call4w sk6rkowej olrawie
re sioconym tytulikiem, ztocone
! brzegi... 90. .;.::.... $40
Aniot StroS-w sk6rkowej oprawie
z okuciem i klamerka, re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brze~
8 gi........ $500. ...... $l.OO
An;dt Str61-oprawny " mocna
francuskaa sk6rkee, gietkie ok1ad,-
ki, zlocone brzegi, re 'z}oconym
tytnlikiem ;. -. .:$l.25
.Anio5t Sn0a-oprawny ~. moona
francuska ek6rke, miekkie ok}ads
XII, zlocone{ brzegiS Se s}oconym
tytuliggiem ........... $3.50
sWybor najosobliwszyoh naboienstw
piesni, ma duohowa pooieche i
.puzytek ludzi poboznych z .:r6z.
nych kslag zebrany; oprawny "
sk6rke, Z kolorowym obralkiem
/ ma ok}adoe 4, z}ooone brzegi lgru
by druk) ................sl.0)
Wybor oprawny W sk6rke : oko-
clem .klamerka, z}ocone brsa4
/. gi (gruby druk) 1880. $l>oo
Wianeh lk ! .oEci NaiewietsN59e9; Nary
Fanny z r6xnYch nabOzehstW u.
witty, oprawny W sk6rkee,: zlocoa
ne pr, egi, z z{oconym tytullkiem
okuciem klamerka.-....$l.2j,
Dunina Ksiazka do nabozehstw :
dla* wszystkioh katclik6w, opra
VIVA " sk6rke. %z{ooone brzegi z
zlet onym tytulikiems.. .. lib
Z6iorek m1odl1w Ola scz1onk6w A.
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, o.
prawny " sk6rke angielska.
ozerwone brzeggi, z :zloocsonym ty-
tulikiem $50. $l.O
Ks. L Got11vnego wyk1ad Ewange~
lii i:Lekoyi'ns niedziefel swieta
ksiazka do oswiecenia ] zbudo-
wania duszy ohrze6ciahsko-ka-
tolickiej, 2 gruntownrm wyjas-
nieniem roku koscielnego, naj-
Sl6wnieiszych obrzeddw ko6ciel-
nyoh, mszy: swietej, ~nabozehstwa
,domnweg0: .a,dla ohofych. drogi
krsyzo~ej, jakotez z%Ycinrysami
Swietyehs p aniskkiicahi, s}sczczonych
I. mianowicie przez lud .polsko-
katolick,, " czarnej @oo1pfawie ze
zfoconym tytuliklem. . !. $3.50
Zywoty S,ciietych .Elalskiich ma
ma wszystkle dnie roku, podlug
najwiarogodniejszyoh zr6de}, wy.
ietyob z dzie} ojoIw j doktor6w
ko6ciola sw. opraoowaln1ei pod}ug
ks. Oioa o. Bitschnaua, 2 n,
wzgiedniem swvietych pahskioh,
kt6rych wydalak 'zlemias polska
al do najnowszych czasow. 2 $
kolorowymi sobrazkkamii pre-.
sz}o 800 drzeworytami. Najnow-
sze wydanie poprawne. w piee'
knej oprawise ~: $500
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-10-15

:udziiaslee. zlote saan AM VISA
Ozone perllam,ii d:[,r1o1gim1llii. /. ]sa-
mieniami.
Lecz Polak " owych CA
sachl chotby sam u k.siazlae
j kr'6l, ME m6g4 sic diugo
oddawa6 wywczasom ! zaba-
WON, 30 to byly easy wo4
jennie, a nieplr'zi,yjaciel byl
zawsze .przede drzwiami!
!. " Wielkopolece ME usta-
wa}y rozruchy i grabieze.
Zabral vice dzielny Jagiel}o
SODA Jadwige i poczet kra-
kl'owskiego rycerstwa j pole
chal do Wielkopolski " ce-
lu pogodzenia zwaznionych
stronnictw. Gdy go atoli ME
chciano wpuScit do Gniezna
zaczeli ludzie jego grabic do
bytek ludu. Szlachetna j. Ii
to6oiwa kr6lowa Jadcwiga, vi
dzac place. j narzekania bed
nych wie6niak6 wstawi}a
sic zaraz "a mimi u. mezia j,
..Sprawiedliwy kr6l kazal tez
zwr6cic~ chlopkom zabrane
.bydlo; 4 Jadwiga mimo to
.dilo1sd:la1als y lubotlleWtaniieg1m,: ,,sz,'ko1
.,dy sie wr6ca, lecz lzy, kt61
- Fr..El yr! ESsE.9.E.St -, go ~ Es.Ea:2.,- p IT. :
i 81 AZ ! NJ : I. !: :.
%s;'p,a|'m,,o:iieftajetie sob i,e. mill al: !e (:
Itelnicy piekne to slowa: pa
mietajcie, 10 ~poklsyWdzone-
go czlowieka MONA wyna.
grodzic ziemia, pieniedzmi,
maiatkiem, itp., ledz Mkt
ME zdola odszkodowac. MI
:wyllallno.y'eh1 }ez,. doznany'ch
Eoierpiehl
Personal---very. wreszcie Wie]
1kopolan,. lmtllusiaI. jjie,to,ba6 Ja'~
giel}o do L][iitwyj, g'dzie go
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logo sercu Wilhelma.
'Ofiiara ia Wdkiecznem g.
chem rozb,rlzm p 30 ca
III pols /, iimie kr6lcwej Jad-
wigi W ,limllas1wiano ? cacia j u
wielbien1Iiiem. Jedsn=z paszych
pOet6W OdzYwa sle:
Ild ! pronienn. mse.en 'nri
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2 wlars' y s~o1s 'eps's ools'
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s.:. ;,s.s. s.zs.. IARtl
- - n; ! 60 Tis'Es7 - a.,
ldTzeWa, pod kt6rlem1 siesmol,
dlil ksaluial fala,zzygl;w'ylnn Boz
gon. . Litvin6~ panowalllll||
take srogi zWyczaj palenia.
~ at q Z, s,aabranych y vol !;
ME niewolnik6W wraz : Is ksoh.#
! nj s.bt.oia| IL! :czaz Z /. At6 81 { 2.
z KraioVydhl hoi,zk6a. Vie
rzyli tel oni " malehkie
po u " Tobotae'lh. ID
|dziomr'. p,o,imagajaoe dulehy,
lEkLtl6;rym d| /. jadlo. j nappo-
je. Zsnatury byli Litwini u
parci i skryci, tenn wiecej,
|gdy sp,e>lltnl,iano na nich gw,'al.
Ity, jakich dopuszozal bic "a
Z. - sA=E#S 5&aE*Ht *|%-'2fz# - Sf:%H ESE#5 ~ r.e
kon Krzyzacki, kt6ry pod
pozoren1 nawracania ich no d
.wiare 6wis.t.a, Bill, gnebil,
mordowal ! krad}, q co ME
m6g} zabrat, to pail; plone-
BY niec wsiei miasta lit t
|skie. To tez p%rawdziWem
szcze6ciem Ola Litwinl66w BY
lo, Is sic ioh ksiaze Jagie}}o
|dal ocbrzcic i ze Z MIN IA
przyjechala tax 6wia-
tobjiwa i dobrotliwa PAM,
jaka byla kr6lowa Jadwiga!
| w Whine, stoiecznem mic
I6cie Litwy, %zgromadziio sic
wielu polskich i litewskich
=paa pa. i tutaj naaradzali
Isle mad zaprowadzeniem11
chrze6cija6stwa. Ma bloniach
|przed misstem schadzal sic
lud;; naaucz;aali 80 chrzescijad-
,s,c,iY1 y. kapl Isl kae.hacsala !. go ! sam j
Jagie]4o do wyrzeczenia SIC
starlych bog6w: zapobiegliwa
za6 Jadwiga, zabra vsAy 2 So
.ba : polski obfite zapaay o
koauch6w, .wstaz6k
paci6rk6w j r6tnycb 6wie-
cidelek d n,iiee,wie6cjego str'otj.
il potrzetbhych,. rozda1wala
j. hojna, 9. reka litewskiemu
ludtl,o,lwi, ktt6rY siie, atoli dlugo
opiera}.
Dopiero kiedy kr6l Jagiel-
Is kaza}' zatlae ogie6 swiety,
[poraba6 balWany, po5cinac
swiete drzewa ] p~owywracac
pogahskie Swiatynie, wtedy
Litwihi przekonawszy sic, 70
Itch bogowie HE pom6cili tel
zniewagi u;znaIi potege
ehrze6cijald6skiego Boga. 20
wyuczten'iiu, ich paciie'rza j
gVie d przy I ( ola Ia wiel-
kii,ej liczby, chrzcili ich . kEstie-
10 6wiecona woda oddzia-
lami, nadajac ka5dej groma-
die imia kt6rego zswietych
+ Pa q 15l! .i!'l's. -. =
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