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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
NOTES TAKEN FROM THE Lee.
TURE ON TUBERCULOSIS
BY DEAN WHITE, OF
The TERINARY
COLLEGB, o. =, U.

It Is ain obligatory disease, that Is,
II is one whose. germs require an
animal body In, which to develop
Or multiply. Animals that are af-
iected by the disease are: cattle,
hogs and ldCwisH Sheep ssate almost
never infected. horses hardly !, ever;
dogs, parrots and pets sometimes
When the germs are ejeSted from
body into the sunlight they are
destroyed iulffteen minutes tAit when
they are allowed to, be deposited
In dark damp stables they live for
several hours This explains why
stables should, be well lighted and
well ventilated.9 Y
There should BE at least 4 81. IT,
of window space per COW, the WIN
dows- being rather long perpendlcu-
larly so as to allow the sunlight 10
travel over as much OF the floor
space as possible during the day
The disease is contagious; but
coutaglon owing to the manner In
which the germs are developed. de
pends upon the opportunity for in
fection. An infected animal throws
fl the germs In four ways; first in
Importance, through the excrement.
A COW never spits. She coughs up
sputa into her mouth, but immedia-
tely swallows, thus Injecting the
stomach and intestines. Second-the
germs are thrown out through the
nostriis.{ ~ Third through the udder,
Fourth-+wfth the urine .tR
An animal gets the disease in one
of five ways. First4through Yhe
mouth the germs are taken in whh
the food SecondAby breathing.
Third-through wounds. Fourth
Through ,the udder. When COW lies
down in dirty Injected stable, ii lis
possible for her to contract the dis
ease by the germs getting into the
teat canals and thence into the
milk. Milk affords an excellent
medium for the germs to develop in.
An animal may get the disease
through COTTON.
How can you tell when COW
has the disease? At first there are no
symptoms; the disease Is local; q
diagnosis would involve organs that
are not available for examination
such as the spleen. liver, etc. When
the disease shows symptoms, 1t has
become general. OF the animals
showing symptoms 80 per cent have
II in the lungs.
The general symptoms are spells
OF continued coughing; rattlmR
noise is heard inside when your
ear is placed over the animals
lung cavity; the hair becomes dry;
the hide is bound; the bowels are
affected by diarrhoea; the udder
becomes enlarged; little Jumps form
inside OF IT. but they do not break
and run as garget does; the mann
mary glands become enlarged; these
are two In number and are situated
up and at the rear Of the udder.
Sometimes the animal is reduced In
flesh, but not always. One OF the
Grand Champion steers at Chicago,
when slaughtered, was found to be
badly Infected
How is one going to tell when a
COW has tuberculosis? Tuberculin Is
used for this purpose. The next
letter will explain something about
this material and how II Is used.
F HARRY n. CLARK.
Winter Course Student in College of
Agriculture, 1908.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Gov. Harris Appoints Democrat.

Columbus, o., Nov. 25.-Willlam
Rusler. former Democratic represents
tive from Allen county, was Tuesday
appointed by Gov. Harris as trustee
of the state institution for feeble
minded youth to serve out the unex.
pired term of former State Senator
Robert Mahaffey of Allen county, de-
ceased. The term will end April O.,
1909.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
CHARGED with Murder Of Husband,

Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 25,-Mrs
Georgiana Sampson, widow OF Harry
Sampson Of Palmyra, who died on
November / as the result of gunshot
wound, was on Tuesday formally ac.
cused of the murder OF her husband
and placed under arrest. Sampson was
nephew of the late Admiral Samp-
son, who commanded the American
fleet at the battle of Santiago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Punches Didn't Hurt Him Much.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov 25.-Fred
Bradley, the Boston heavyweight
pugilist. who was injured here in a
bout with AL Kubiak of Grand Rapids,
Mich, Is improving at the hospital
The physicians say he will be out Of
the hospital In few days. Kubiak is
in Jail.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Ran on FraternaI MvstIo clrol..

81 Paul, Nov 25.-The license OF
he Fraternal Mystic circle Of Phila,
delphia to do business in Minnesota
has been revoked by the state insur-
ance commissioner. The reason is
found in the allegation that the order
has been using its mortuary fund to
defray expenses.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Murdered BY Polsoned Pie.

Evanston, Wyo,, Nov. 25.- Mrs.
Michael Marialaky. wife OF a ranch
man, on Tuenlay killed herself and
two children and attempted to murder
three other children with pie poisoned
with strychnlne. The act is believed
to be the result of domestic unhappi.
ness,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
More Van vIlssinaen indictments.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-Three additional
indictments charging forgery were re.
turned Tuesday against Peter Van
vlissingen, the real estate man now
serving an indeterminate sentence in
the pen at Joliet Prosecution is op.
tional with the states attorney.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Col. MsckIey Dead.

Columbus, o., Nov 25.-Col Ell
Maelsley OF Greenville. who had been
visiting for the last four weeks at the
home OF his daughter Mrs. G. l.. Dow.
Ter, died yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
eatun Dam osmsae slIuht.

Panama. Nov. 25-Lieut. Col
Goethals, chief engineer of the Pan.
anna canal, says that the. damage done
10 the Gatun dam was of small conse.
querfce.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Barred IN MIohiaan.

Lansing. Mich, Nov. Insurance
Commissioners Barry Tuesday revokcf
the license Of the Ohio German Fire
Insurance Co., OF Toledo. to transact
business In this state.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
Fulton Dry.

Columbus, o.. Nov. 25--Fulton coun
y yesterday voted dry in a local op
ton election by a majority of 946
Twenty,four saloons were wiped out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
ohio Insurance Company Barred.

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 25.--The
license of the Ohio German Fire In.
surance Co of Toledo, o., to do bust
ness In Indiana has been revoked by
the Indiana insurance department. q a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25
EIsphant's Wejahs.

The normal weight 81 an elephant.
when full grown, is 1000 pounds.
The smallest seen iis r, adern times
was "Lilli," srmatran elephant,
which was only a yard high. and
weighed 172 pounds. u
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25

"Daily Daily except Sunday.
All trains daily except locale xy~
Jos. and 10.
/, Phone 34s. - =
b. y. EEBERaAbn. y
Ticket Agent
FOR further ssfornation regarding
rains. call Information operator.
sither phone, Z
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-25

Even delicate glass can be safely
Mashed In very not water III slipped
3 edgewise what To- Eat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
A COMMON ERROR.
The Same Mistake l. Made by Aian9
Albuquerque People.
1ts a common error

Its a common error
To plaster the aching back,
TO rub with liniments rheumatic
joints,
When the trouble ome from tn.
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills.
And are endorsed by Albuquerque
citizens.
Ed. a. Reilly. living at 513 w. Fruit
avenue, Albuquerque. n. NJ, says;
For pain in the back or any trou-
bles which arise from i%rrigularity OF
the kidneys there is, i'm my opinion,
no mediCide equal TO Doan's Kidney
Pills. The value Of this remedy was
first proven to me about a year ago
when they SO quickly relieved me of
an attack Of pains across my loint.
Since then I have scarcely been with
out them and they have never failed
to give the desired results. My advice
to all complaining of backache or
fault with the kidneys Is to take
Doan's Kidney Pills. They are what
they are recommended TO be and a
trial is all that is needed to prove
this"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the neme-Doan's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
EXPERIENCE
SINGING INTO
~PHONOGRAPH
Jose the Contra Tenor Tells
of Lonesome Solo Into a
Horn Sticking Out of the
WALL At the EIkS' Theater
Tonight,

Richard Jose, the contra-tenor who
stars tonight at the Ellis theater in
the popular fe~ce comedy, Don't Tell
My Wife arrived at the Alvarado
last night accompanied by his wife,
Arthur Hill, Miss Hayward, Miss How
ard and other members OF the com
pany. In an interview last night Jose
among other things give an entertain
ing account of his experience singing
into a phOnograph.
Secret" exclaimed Jose. Its the
most secret think in the world-for
the singer. You're locked all alone
with the band in a big bare room.
Your back is TO the musicians and
your face to "a bleak, blank wall
through which protudes a solemn
horn. Into this co%nrivance you sing.
Not a sou in sight. A ben rings
That's to get ready. Mouth to
the horn and hands down; for the
receiving instrument is $50 sensitive
that if YOU moved your sleeve against
your coat the sound would register.
Somebody outside the room presses
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
nlffccti,e No,cmbcr 8, lOOs.)

lIIICCtitc NONcmDtr 3, IUUS.1
Frum the East Arrive, Depart
No. I, Southern Cal Express. T;f5 y $3.50 .
No. 3, California limited .,.,1e;20 ltQ0 y
No. Z. North. Cal Fast Mail. 1865 p 1885 a
No. 9, lei T.. Is Mex. city Ext, II. 80 12;2s a
From the West
No. 2, Chicago Fast Mail 80. soc si25 a
No. 4, Chicago Limited $500. $500 $40 D
SO S. chit & Kan. City Esp. Gi0p 7t25 p
Pecos Valley Traias-
So. S1t Amarillo. Roswell and
Carlsbad ........... 3jb0a
No. Sl2, From Carlsband, Rns-
we'll and Amarillo ..ii;55p
From the South
'No. 10, chi Den. & X. C. Tx s;3Da zoos
sNo 10 connects ot Lany with branch train
for Santa Fe and stops ali an local points In
New Mexico. 4. 10. PURDY, Agent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30

rule more severe than those caused
by the fire damp. These experiments
viii lead to a more careful watering
of the mines and this it is thought
will be a big factor in reducing the
mine death rate.
From unofficial sources m the
estimate that the number Of men
killed this year in the mines viii be
from 500 10 1000 less than in 1907.
this providing there is nc unusual ac-
cident during the closing month of
the year. Even with as disastrous a
month as December, 1907, in which
700 men were killed in four eXplo-
sions, the number killed this year, it
is said, will not equal that for the
year before.
This large reduction in the number
Of men killed is due, it is believed, to
the agitation that followed the big
explosions last December, decision OF
the government to probe the causes
Of the disasters and the experiments
already conducted at the experiment
plant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
TO FIND CAUSES Or
EXPLOSIONS
Formal Opening of u. S, Geo
logical Survey Experiment
Station at PittSburg viii Take
Place During the Week,
Geological Survey Bulletin)

.GIpnlHRifAI Survey Ruliatin
The formal oneninq Of tbo Vnitad
States geological surveys expcrirnrnt
ef,tion at pittsb1rp pa for tho M
y~estigation of mine exnIosions viii
t1ka nI,cc Becember Ri in n RES
anra az several b,,ndrad invita- cuaets
aiming whcm win ne membo, s If con-
gross scientific mon coa1 mino ou,n-
ers ana onerators stata uine insnac-
tore ana officers ard members of tho
United Mine V-orEors renresentina
tbe miners II is ,lsa ,xnacted mai
<. crctarv Garfield un5cr whose oen-
orr direction this ooVe nu,ant s~tation
was established win bo nresert
The statiop has boap in .rcrattop
for several months ana in tbat tf,no
q hor of compliments have hoo,
,,,do which tond 70 chow tho meth.
obs nv which the death rate AMONG
American miners can he reduced Al
The nresent time If is tho highest Of
mn III coal nroducing countries in tbo
world asa in every ZOO mon em-
pIoyed In Ellronean countries where
similar Governmental stations havo
been esta blished the rate has beeu
lowered from one as high as tbc nres-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30

You viii miss the musical treat Of
the season Dr. sou fail 90 hear the Jub-
lee singers at tho "a T. chulct to-
morrow evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
BIG SMOKER AN
ATHLETIC STUNTS
At ARMORY
Interesting Program to Be
Given by Annoy Board to
Athletic Club This Evening,

A smoker and athletic exhibition
which promises To- be- wen worth at
tending will be held at the big ma
tional guard armory tonight given by
the gentlemen Of the armory board
To .the members of the Albuquerquc
Athletic club. Tho committee on ar
engagements has ben doing some rustl-
ing and has prepared "a fine athletic
program. Prof. w Kennedy viii
give a bag punching exhibition. fol-
lowed by q lively fencing bout he
tween Messrs. Lane and Davidson.
Dcschler viii give "a horizontal bar
and trick ring exhibition and Taylor
and smith will engage Ia a wrestling
bout. after which the "Crcole KID"
and James Watson viii give a six
round sparring exhibition. A fifteen
round spar between Prof. Kennedy
and Fred Layingc viii end the pro-
gram. The exhibition begins at g
o'clock sharp. a big base burner has
placed In th' HAN so that il viii
be perfectly comfortable.
Major 3. Ruppe requests that per
who have ordered membership
tickets call on him and get same.
The Dedication.
The formal dedication OF the ar
morN. recently postponed. viii be- held
'n Thursday night of this week. De.
'ember 3. and viii be an impressive
CEREMONY at which Governor George
'urrv. Territorial Secretary Nathan
lana. Colonel p. C. Abbott and other
rfHrfafe rrfHH .. rlr...n4 A. -trr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30
GROWING PECANS ON
ON THE PECOS
Various Kinds of Nut Trees
viii Be Set Out in Next Few
Years Under the Carlsbad
Project,


Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Carlsbad, n. NJ, Nov. 27.-The first
consignment of pecan trees has lust
been received. Seeding pecans have
been tried and they have grown we'll.
but the Seeding pecan is as uncer-
tain as the Seeding peach. as to what
it will be. 1t may produce a very in
ferior nut, and it takes a dozen years
en- more after the tree is planted to
find out. The budded or grated Pc
can. on the other hand, will begin To
bear as early as the apple and the
product is of known variety. The
climate in the Pecos valley is mild
enough to grow various varieties of
nuts. and it is likely hat under the
Carlsbad project various kinds Of nut
trees will be set out i'm considerable
numbers in the next two or three
years. like the chestnut, the walnut.
and the pecan Though the almond
tree grows here successfully, it blooms
too early as a rule to make a sure
crop from year to year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30

PAZO OINTMENT D. guaranteed to
cure any ease of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding piles Ga 6 %
"a days or money refunded soc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-30

Dine al the Columbus uotci-youu
be- in good
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21

+kraju u Kubanczykami Fl
.lipihczyklz,aaI,m1,ii ayyd dam y 17,l'r
Ormianami, I1landczy.-
kami j .innlymi: ,obecnie pre-.
70 i. j Plo1lla aa.ls.l'l mt HE lp " len
BY odmawia6 W
ezydentsoaWiadezy go6ciot:.
vi, Is zastanoWi sie mad
~otrzymanemi rezo'lliucyami.
-.-A..:sz
LAX EI q. m. Z, Dc
|Grovera CleVe1anda :nadesia.
no 2 konwencyi gubernato.
row rezolucye = uboleWa.
MEM. IL on. %zpoWodu choro.
by ME moze " Hiej Wzait u
Ale Cleveland mic ME
%odpowietziai i.zdaje sic, ze
ME byl " stai1ie odpowie-
dziec. PAM e4eYe1andowa
swoja droga rozsyla biulety-
ny stale donoazace, zjej NAL.
zonkoWi sic polepsza; ubo-
cznie jednakowoz dowiedzia-
no sic ze Cleveland znajduje
". stanie jakoby straci1
apetyt, sypia zo,7obudziwszy
sic bywa rozdTaznionym. Me
opuszcza 16zkai ME przyjmu-
je zadnych odRiedzin.
aer.e N2-HF E+ "a - 80 ~ E.hEE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21

WASHINGTON, Prezy-
Roosevelt udzielif W ze-
sziym tygodniu audyencyi
Wiel. Ks Wojciechowi Fur
manowi, proboszczoWi para
I'll 6w: Kazimierza " Chica-
q. g, Rt6ry doreczyl najwyz-
szze Sd Representatives. VIA
..dzy wykonawczej kraiu rezo-
1ucye przyjete na Wiecu pro,
.testacyinym v Chicago wraz
= rezolucyami podobnemi v
iinll1nnlycch niastach przyiete'ml1il.
KS. Furman ustnie uzasadnil
rezolucye, objssnil tre6c
tych,z,ei wykazal, ze rad
amerykahski uz okazywall
.nieraz iva sympatye naro-
dom uci5nionym Tub uldzielaallf
impomocy, . ia doW6d przy-
facial mim1oWaIniie sie tego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21

RS .tftlAEtt S&S %-aEs-EZs...G.tI
CHESTER, DWie
nauczycie1ki przejechaly sic
tramwajem, skt6ry byf pod
k%ontrola . a.maezy stralku.
Ten 1 {; .. tax 4 rn I e
.dzieoi 4szko1ne,ze postano,
why TAX diugo I ME uczesz-
czac do. szzklooly dop65ki rada
szkoina ME usunie.z p'osad
te nauczycielki, zOd dw6ch
tygod1T1ifztlff,wa tn straik perso-
nalu %tramii'Waiajj66W. Ludno6c
miasta jest po stronie straj-
kujacych. Me div vice, 70
dzieci ida " pare 2 rodzi-
CANT s:z.
Zdaj!e, sic, ze nauczycielki
beda''z posad usuniete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21

PA. Ma
Tor Rahburn~ zodble-
ia prawie codziennie anoni-
move }isty cd ,.Czarnel re-
XII, W kt6rych bandyci gro
ia mus snieunikniona 6mier-
cia, jezeli ME spefni ich "a
dania. Nv ostatnich dniach
aresztowano < tn smezczyznQ
nazwjskiem Harry Leonard,
kt6rego pewna dana 2 wyz-
szegotowarzystwa oskarzyf"
@ uknuty" przeciw niej "a
MAR wy}udzenia pewnej su-
my pienieznel. I'm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21

q. - + 49, ,..E&# ~. Mt.a4-- .s# s-s@. gGh g..
ST, LOUIS, NO., W La
paddle zazdro6ci niejaki S.
Schneider wylal spora doze
kwasu karbolowego ma twarz
zony, poczem reszte zawar-
tosci flaszki w.ypi1.W dodatku
strzeli1: do siebie z rewolwe-
ru Obydw6e hzabrano do SIP
tala, gdzie lekarze orzekli,
ze Schneider umrze. iona
za6 jego utraci}a zupelnie
wzrok, ] twarz ma zeszpeco-
.na ma Gale zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21
Z mad Cz,alrnego NORA.
Wrazenia 2. pobytu " 0dessie.

Gdzie mas .niema? Gdzie-
kolwiek zajrzet " g1ab cesar
silva, wszedzie napotkac moz-
ma mniej lub wiecei liczna ko-
Ionic polska, a znamienna
cecha kazdej Jest zawsze. ten
|liryzm :uczucie iamy6li y ma
szych wychodzc6w, tax natu-
rainy chyba j sym(9pl;atyczny u
.tych, co znajiuja sic nieraz
bardzo daleko Cd metropolii
i %nieutulnie tesknia "a ), po-:
wrotem nafojczJany lono"..
Niedawno los:y zaaglnaty mic
ma pewien Iczasado Odessy,
gdzie. polska kolonia nalezy
do najliczniejssych " g1ebi
0 ~. Il. -----.N=r-E sg-S -E-'E.lE-Ea- - e
cesarstwa, gdyz :reprezentuje
przeszlo 80 tysiecy naszych
wsp6{braci. A ma oparzzytem j
tradycye historyezne polskie,
gdyz, ME m6Wiae juz Q tenn
20 historyk Maryan Dubie
cki dowodzi, IL Odesa byla,
niegdys osada polska, male
zaca. do niejakiegos Kociuby,
pred Polska dotar1a tn juz
Litwa: Olgierd 2 Witoldem ma
znak zwyciestwa= konno ".
jezdzali W Ozarne morze, a
Wladyslaw Jagieilo posyla}
stad zto5e ma galarach Gre
Ekom.
Pr6cz togo Oldesse u5wie-:
Gil d}uzszym swoim poby-
tom ieden : trzech kr6l6w
naszej poezyi, Adam Mic
kiewicz, q go6eili r6wniez j
dwaj pozostali: SloWackii Fra
si6ski.
To tez mic dziwnego. 70 DO.
o}ebszam .weirzeniu to
mieiscowei kolonii wynosi.
my korzystne wr'azenie, a
pojedy6cze epizodYi usterki
BLEEDING zaciemniaia Bic Wsr6d
kolorytu tonu pol
skiego zycia - Odegsle.
Przekonaiemss Size temsdo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-21

|wiecei. .Smutno mibyY1o ia d
|widok tegc blizkiepo miroz.
Ebitka. kt6rv ostatniasiu a ni6.
|Iaczno5ci stargai zsaarpal,s
|rozDlywaiac sie Il ginac boz
nonrotnie wsr6d obceeo
|otoczenia...
naatohno1om don;oro; no
o;aosn,an i ns;z;1naIn;a;,v
nnio,,Nl IA, I, ], ! nolsL;,,ny.z
!, La.,c1,,a v;;a,;.l
a,sa.as la,.a1a u -;
!, a;,,.,-oxn;o; = rozh;taL ~;
:,l-aa.l,. 90 .ra1a
= n1. ~ 80
y.
py1o = sail, 'luae'u ]
gu uoo'n''ao si7 - 1 ~
guz'e ouDyMa' s'9 speA 80
z'ozony ~ 'ou.1
Wek: 1ao'oAa"' u,.p ~. 80
u1,o!, = l1opo 80. C
po 60 :
'n'.1a' 49, 81:
"oa'. popi -
w;downi. wvhncha,a 90 chwile
.LaaLadam;' szczarapo. Memo.
hamowanapo sm;ach,,. 4 Wi
.daf hv1o w6r6d niaii.m}odziez
.Lodo,n;cka atnav,,;aca.. =
Odoaai4 ; anrdntv 3 h;alvch
wvkniazonvch krawatach i,
!; odkwietna szatv robotnika .
r65na warstwv Katapoi;rva
sno}oczno.razam nhok s;abia
zrzeszone tenn, co ola kazde-
go Polaka swiete j drogie.
|mimowoli cisnely mi sic ma
panied slowa Konopnickiej,
specyalnie ola uDomu pol.
skie go" " Odessie wypowie-
diane:
tn sic kazdy Oiczyzny
uczuie dziecieciem,
Tu imie mai.
wyzszem zakleciem.
Tn czczekcie Po]ski-be-
dz;o sztandarom ;has.om
tn serca p}ona6 beda uczu-
ciem niezpaa}em
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fesionalny> zebrak, Tomasz
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VIC. niewidomego, odzyskal ma
gle sluch i wzrok, gdy sedzia
Wells skazaf go W sadie mu-
nicypalnym IA 60 dol. kary.
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diego, uslyszai zebrak, wy
ciagnat 2 kieszeni $50 " bank
odliczy} $50 j zapla..
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wa wydana ma jego nazwisko,
ma sumo $1452. Bogaty ze-
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to zebra} droga ja'muznl,y,.
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