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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
HARpMARE BRIGHT.

The hardware trade reports business
good and with futures being received
in promising shape. Collections have
been good, with the holiday trade all
that could be desired. The demand
< for the past 10 days was for silverware,
cutlery, sleds,toy wagons, skates,stoves.
heaters. etc, and the mining machinery
trade steadily Improving, much better
4 Ia, n ynn n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
piles Cured In g to ii Days.

PAzo5 OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to Il Gays.
or money refunded.50c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
XMAS BUSINESS
SHOWS BIG GAINS.
Money Market Decidedly Lively
In Consequence All This
Week.
is MOST PROSPEROUS YEAR.

NJ - --------- !
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
LEFT HIS MONEY
ON BANK DESK
And When He Returned His
Roll Of Bills Had Dis
appeared.

r. H. Muneey lost about $115 in
bills Friday afternoon under peculiar
circumstances while making a de-
post in the First National bank.
Mr.. Muncey had gone to the bank
fer the purpose of depositing $3.50
and went over to one of the desks
to indorse a check for something like
$64, and after doing so, he took the
remainder necessary to make the de-
post in bills from a pocketbook.
After he had extracted the necessary
amount and laid it on the desk in
front of him. it occurred to him that
he had sufficient money in gold in
another pocket book to make the
deposit. and he left the bills laying
on the desk while he took this out
and went over and made the de-
posit. After making it he forgot all
about leaving the bills until Saturday
afternoon, when he went to pay for
purchase he was making at a
store. and then he ascertained that
he was without the money. He re-
membered then of leaving the money
on the desk. and made inquiries con-
corning it. but so far he has secured
no trace of it. He states that he
remembers seeing a party in the bank
at the time. and that he entertains
suspicion as to the identity of the
party taking the money. and that he
may take action with relation to 1t
unless the money is returned.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
BRYAN DENIES
GUFFEY STORY
Says II Is False In Every Par
tieulaP--HaS No Founda-
ton For Truth.

FAIRVIEW. Neb., Aug. 17.-Wm.
Jennings Bryan today denied that he
held out" at the national convention
in the case Of Col. Guffey OF Pitts
burg, because he had failed to re-
eeive a consideration OF $500, 900 for
the campaign fund to exert his in
fiuenee against Guney and his friends
In the convention.
The story denied by Bryan was TO
the effect that he had been offered
contribution to the campaign Of
the above amount II he would use
his influence to have Guffey and his
friends ousted from the convention,
and that he had promised to do 50
for this consideration. The story
then was fioated that the reason he
did not exert this influence to this
end was, because he did not receive
the money. The great Nebraskan
today denied the story in it entirety.
and pronounced it false in every par
tIeulaF.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
ATTACKS BRYAN
ON LABOR PLANK
Van Cleve Says Bryan Knows
His Platform Charges
Are False.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. flames
w. Van cleaye. president OF the Ma
tional Association Of Manufacturers,
today issued an answer TO a recent
reply by william J, Bryan TO an
article BY Mr.. Van Cleave q few
weeks ago, which pointed out certain
especial reasons why. according to
Mr.. Van cleave, business men should
vote against Mr.. Bryan. Speaking
today, also for business men. he
says that the injunction. tariff and
banking planks of the Denver plat
form assaiI the interests OF every
man In the country who is engaged
i'm any sort OF trade.
The falsity OF instinuation In the
Denver platform that labor unions
are outlawed.' Van CIeaye says, lis
shown by the fact that their mem.
Der continue in their regular en-
pigments on every workind day 10
the year in every town In the United
States. Every members Of the Lin
coin typographical union. at whose
banquet be was quest. on the even
ing before his formal notification OF
nomination, could have told Bryan
that there Is not vestige OF truth
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
MANY PERISH IN
STEAMER HORROR
Boiler Bursts and People Thrown
Into the Water

PETosREY. Mich. Aug. IL
Three dead bodies OF persons who
were victims of the explosion OF the
boiler OF the steamer Les Lana were
recovered from the waters OF Carp
lake today. many more are missing.
and It is believed that fully a dozen
persisted.
The cause OF the accident, which
was one OF the worst that has ever
occurred on the lake, Is unknown.
and the panic that ensued was ter
rible. Many OF the passengers were
on the deck at the time. and these
were hurled into the lake. and it
is believed that many OF them drown
ed before assistance could reach
them. A large number were In their
state rooms. and these were hemmed
In by the flames and had no way
OF escape and fell a victim to the
fire. Mrs. Isabella Laderia Of
Traverse City, Mich. is among the
dead. She met instant death. The
names of the other dead and the
missing have not yet been ascer-
tanned.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
BRYAN'S REPLY TO
VAN CLEVE LATER
Will Not Discuss Attack on La
Dor and Bank Planks at
Present Time.

sFAIRVIEW, Neb.. Aug. 17.-Wm.
jennings Bryan today declined to
make reply or to discuss the at
tack made upon him by James Van
CleaEe, president OF the National
Association of Manufacturers, but the
great Nebraskan may at some sub
sequent date make a reply to the
attack.
Van Ceaye in his attack made the
charge that Bryan knew that that
portion of his platform relating to
depOsitors and insolvent bankers was
false, and asked. Does Bryan know
that that vicious provision in the
Denver platform providing for pay
ment Of depositors in insolvent banks
would Denalize the honest and care
full banker for the benefit Of the
dishonest banker"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
CHINESE SOLDIERS MUTrNY
Join WarIIke Tribes in the Mountain
Regions.

Join WarIIke Tribes in the Mountain
Regions.
HONGKoNG, Aug. 1.-THE sol
diers stationed at Konghau, near WI
chow, who mutined last Tuesday and
killed their commander. because a
comrade had been arrested for
gambling. have Joined the Yaus. a
rebellious tribe OF the aboriglnes,
fierce and warlike. living in the
southwestern portion OF the province
OF Kwangtung. Their home is In a
region OF inaccessible mountains and
they have never been subjected to
governmental control.
Admiral Ii has arrived here In his
flagship. accompanied by gunboats.
torpedo boats and launches. Troops
have also been summoned. and the
country is In a turmoil.
The mutIneers are 1000 in number,
and after numbering their com
mander. pIllaged the villages. secur-
ing 100000 in money and withdrew
to the Taking mountains.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
YOUNG HIGHwAY1aEN
Rob a Man and Beat Him Into In.
senslbElIty.

sensIbflity.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. IL
William Lee was held up by two
I9-yeaF-old highwaymen last evening
and beaten into a state OF uncon-
seriousness.
Lee was on his way home at the
time, and when the two youthful
highwaymen called upon him to halt
he thought they were intoxicated and
walked on. They followed him and
REPEATED their commands, but he paid
no attention, and then they attacked
him and beat and kicked him until
he was unconscious. His person was
then searched, but the robbers found
but little money, and then left their
victim. He was picked up later by
persons passing and taken to the
hospital, and is still in a state Of
coma.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
WIRELESS TELEPHONE
Conversation Up to Seven Hundred
Miles Promised.

PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE naval lieu
tenants. Colin. Jeance and Mercer.
the inventors of a wireless telephone
apparatus. which recent tests have
shown to be superior to anything
existing, achieved remarkable sue
cess with their new instrument yes
terday. communicating with the
wireless station at Raj de Seine. de-
partment of Finisterre The officers
are confident that they can make
great improvements in the apparatus.
enabling the exchange Of converse
ton up to 500 or 700 miles.
Lieutenant Colon. the chief in
ventor, is a well known wireless ex-
pert. having installed the wireless in
the Eifei tower. which is one OF the
most efficient in the world.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECK
Spreading Rails Cause Of Wreck
Eight Injured.

&AN AMJAhC4s
VANCOUVER. B. c., Aug. IL
The special train Of Barnum &
Bailey's circus was wrecked last
evening near Port Kells and eight
persons were seriously injured and a
number received slight injuries.
The cause Of the wreck was the
spreading of the rails which were
unable to sustain the heavily loaded
cars. The menagerie of the circus
was on the front of the train and
escaped the wreck. but seven of the
commissary wagons were ditched. A
crew was set to work Immediately
TO clear the wreck. but they. were
unable to do so until this morning,
and the Great Northern road was
blocked all night.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
BUSINESS DISTRICT DESTROYED

Causes Loss of S1OO.OOO nj Tehama,
California.
TEHAMA. CAL, Aug. 17.-ThIs
town is without business center as
a result OF the fire experienced last
evening.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
1t was discovered at a comparatively
early hour. but the battle OF the fire
men to stay its spread was inenect.
ual, and before they were able to
get IT under control the entire bust.
ness section Of the town had been
destroyed 1t is estimated that the
losses will aggregate 100000.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
APT. HAINES
HEARING MONDAY
an Who Defends His WiRe's
Honor Son Of Well Known
Army Of1ceP.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Captain
eter Haines, Jr., together with his
other T. Jenkins Haines, was ar
igned in the police court here to-
y on the charge of numbering VIM.
Annis, advertising manager of the
ecreation Magazine at the Yacht
BIB float on Saturday evening, but
cir hearing was postponed until
bnday.
The two brothers were moved from
ing Island at an early hour today
I'm the Flushing police station
here they had been incarcerated
ring the night, occupying separate
Is, and their arraignment took
ice before Magistrate Smith.
ither showed any concern when
by were taken before the magis-
tie, but took the entire proceeding
cool and calm manner. On
eir way to Coney Island City, the
o brothers appeared as upper
rbed as though they were but on
pleasure drive and calmly smoked
Taretts as they looked out upon
curious crowd who had been
Fised of their removal and which
re anxious to obtain a glimpse of
em as they passed.
According to the statement of
aries H. Roberts. who was a wit
SIS to the scene, Captain Haines
BIT Annis in cold blood while he
s unarmed, and while his brother,
tn revolver leveled at Annis's
ends. made them stand back. Ac-
riding to his statement also the
ptain's brother admitted that he
d been trying to prevent him from
Ing this for some time. and that he
ally concluded that he was justified
d made up his mind to see to 1t
bit no one interfered. Annis after
Ing shot denied his intimacy with
captains wife, and stated that he
d got the wrong man. In Captain
ines reply he hesitated for
pment as though considering the
ssibility of this and then replied,
may have, but do not believe
Another feature that was made
own in connection with the case
pay was the fact that the brother,
der the name Thornton j. Haines,
S tried for the murder of a man
the name of Hannegin, II years
at Fort Munro. Va, but was ac-
tilted after a long and hard fought
title.
Father Known Here.
Brigadier General Peter C. Haines.
fher of the two men was stationed
one time at Fort Sherman. He
hs then captain of a company in
p Senond infantry, and is well
|membered by many of the pioneers
DO lived here at that time. In
81 his regiment was called away
d the Fourth substituted in its
bee
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17

In the pretenses that any act OF con-
gress or any ruling OF any federal
court ever forbade a labor union 70
organize, TO ask such wages from
employers as the union saw fit to
ask or to make any terms OF EN-
ployment which would be agreeable
TO both parties
Platform Charges False.
He then asks: Does Mr.. Bryan.
a lawyer. and as public man,
know that his platform charges are
false?"
He tells Mr. Bryan that the Ma
tional Association Of Manufacturers.
like the courts, has always recognized
the rights OF the union to get any
terms from employers in which
amieable agreement could be gained.
but that the association always OPP
posed the intimidation and violence
employed, he says. By some OF the
unions.
Does he personally favor the
legalization Of the boycott" Mr..
Van CIeaye asks. and he adds that
the country is Interested in getting
plain. direct answer from Mr..
Bryan on this point and getting IL
just as quickly as he can give IT,
Speaking Of the guaranty fund
which the Denver platform urges for
the payment OF depOsitors Of In
solvent national or state banks. Van
cleave asks: Does not Mr. Bryan
know that this vicious provision
would paraIyze the honest and care
ful banker for the benefit Of the
banker who is dishonest and reek-
less2 Can he not see that this
scheme would remove all the safe
fContinued on page fOuF.J
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
Eight Thousand Miners Out.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. IL
Reports from the bituminous coal
fields indicate that the number Of
striking miners is about 5000 out of
the 10000 of the district. 1t is
feared the strike viii be a long one
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
COMPLETE ROAD NEXT YEAR

Officials of Milwaukee Say Through
Trains VIII BE Running.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Aug. l7.-Accord-
ing To statement made by high
officials of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad, through train to
the Pacific coast will be inaugurated
by the last OF next year. The road
broke all records in railroad building
by constructing III bridges and 115
miles of track.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
CROWDS TO HEAR TAFT

Is Busily Engaged In Preparing His
Speech.
HOT SPRINGS, Va. Aug. lit
is expected that over 5000 people
will gather here on Friday to hear
the speech of VIM. II. Taft. the re-
publican nominee for the presidency.
Mr.. Taft is now buslly engaged in
preparing his speech for the occasion.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
Father Known Here.
NOTIFY SHERMAN
operations Completed for Event
Tomorrow.

UTICA. \. Y, Aug. 17.-Tomor-
pr is the day set for the notifiea-
IN of Jas. S. Sherman of his nomi-
Ition for the Office of vice presi-
int on the republican ticket by the
mmittee appointed for that pur-
Sc at the national convention. The
liens are planning for a big cele-
alton and the city is in gala at
Re, and every business house is
lborately decorated in honor of the
rasion.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17
Diplomat Is Transferred

LONDON. Aug. 17.-Fairfax L.
|rtwright. the British minister at
mich, has been appointed ambas-
bore at Vienna.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17

Joseph Latta returned today from
business visit to Lincoln. Neb.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17

The above is the latest photo
graphic reproduction of Kootenai
county's court house. Gaze upon
that old fire trap and contemplate
the loss from fire should such a
calamity overtake the people. This
is the picture. which the Rathdrum
Tribune did not publish in it's special
illustrated edition showing the public
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-17

CONTINUED on page fOur.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
OsiagnefOll Gel.

Pan E. Humphrey w1sscieie.a
wielkiego generalneggo s taklld v
Omega, O.,ijetp rszydentem kom-
pani telefonicxnejj " .Adans po-
wiecie jake Home Telephone Co.
Pike ppo,walatn, o., m66vi o Drs'
Kinga nowym wlly.1nna11a1kn Ocali3eo
mi EyGie raz- Ostate,cz.znl,ii,e zdaajje sie
tel 10 nolbii9o; 11ddajjee' ssiie 1e osiasgg-
neio Gel wyrruuggo'swGalfsuo niebe Z
pieczny korseh kaszlu gdy
.s lzEyyls,6fako INN. nsll.wlliicdlo-n Dral
KInga noRlzy wynala1ek dosiegnn9la
nietayIko ceIua u kasxiu, leok takiae
wyleczyl ohorobe gardlsas ppiuc j
piersi. Spr1edawane pod gRaran-
cy4 Y apteee u KnvlalseaWs6e-
SOC isl~Oe. Bufe1i n probe
daruO, Fl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
Ma sprzedak

259 akrowa farma, blisko
200 ARROW r6wntgo, l6O
ARROW pod pfugiet6, ogrodzo-
IA dobrym plotem;. zabudo-
wanna kosztuja do 5 tysiecy
dol. stajnia Gaia cymentowa-
IA. Pompa obok domu
|druga 2 wiatrakiem przy
.chlewie. DWir mile cd mia
Ella i Cd koscihla. Zglosi6 sic
ustnie iub pismiea1lie pod
|adresem: J6zef TomaszeWski,
Independence, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28

|%-EEu& EH~ @@NHS
przep}ynelam morze cd
rzekla Jadwiga. Wiesz u
by, v jakim kraju ia Was
civic bylam?
Wiedzialam, Panienko,
ale mi znowu nazwa wYszla
z g lowy. TAX sic ciekko to
~wy1nawiaio, byI to niemiec-
XII Wyraz Q lie mi sic zdaje.
Me, ME, " tym kraju
pc niemiecku ME m6Wia,
.rzek}a Jadwiga z usmiechem,
= ia by1am v Anglii.
I. I. W Angiii! = zawolafa
Magdalena z zdnmieniem. -
Jaka to daleka must bye dro-
ga tamdotad!. Zapewno ;estto
spiekny kraj?
|: 0 ME, Magdaleno, jest
to kraina, gdzie slonko rad
ko przyswieca, ale "a to GEES
ciej mg1a roztacza sic mad
ziemia i gdzie deszcze GEES
to podaja; gdzie ludzie ME
ro7 unieja ami naszej mowy
ami naszych mod16w, gdzie
kosci6lki ME So umajone
kwiatkami zielonemi; gdzie
Imienia Najukocha6szej ma
szej Matki W niebie z czcia
ME w~ymawiaja,A DO Jej ME
znaja; gdzie umieraiqcemu
ME zapalaja gromnicy, g!dy
umiera.
/. Ach, najdrozsza Panien-
ko, c6zescie to mieli do ezy-
anienia z TENN poganami? -
zapytala Magdalena.
Chcia}am matuchnie.
mdjej oszczedzic dslekiej, a
Gle zkiej podr6zy. Przypomi-
nassz sobie z pewnoscia, re.
brat moi Wlodzimierz uda1:
sic pred kilku laty do War
sza wy, gdzie chcial doko6-
czy6 nauk. Lekalismy sic;
bardzo, ably Moskale go ME.
przyaresztowali, ola tego'
CHI cielismy go ze szk6f ode:
bra az. Zanim do tego przyszlo,
WIodzimierza juz " Warsza-:
wi ME bylo. Wsr6d nastep-:
nycb dw6ch lat mic o MIN
ME slyszelismy; znikl jak.
kamieh we wodzie. Naraz
bylo to zesziego roku
~otrzymalismy pc raz pierw
81 list cd niego; Wlodzi-I
mierz znajdowa1 sic " An
gill, tam sieozenili mialuz
e6reczke. 4. Ale al. na ,n i
Ezaasa { .atrAaa. 4.
.xllsa=sii z ll'1, mn sig, ze.
s11n 81 g i'il aztb'lliusa. P 3, do
bra make, by pospieszyIaI
do niego, udzielila mu ostat-
egoblogoslawiedstwa j os
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
ROZDZIAL /.

Ma progu dworu ltak sic
nazywaja zabudowania pol
skiego dziedzica) zebraia sic
pewnego pieknego wieczor1u
W lecie " roku 1852 gromad-
ka dziewczat wlejskich, by
wedle starodawnego zwycza-
ju zlozy6 dziedzicowi z powo-
du uko6czenia. univ wieniec,
uwity ktos6w i kWiatk6w.
Wreczenie .panu wiehca
Jest wielkim zaszczytem
ola p~rzodownicy, to jest
tel, kt6ra ~dziewcseta u
powazniaja do wreczenia
wienca. Ola tego niemalo sic
zdziwily, gdv Magda; kt6ra
wybraly przodownica, miaia
" - -'-'8-"NE
zachmurzone oblicze i mimo
wszystkich- wysi1k6W rowe
selic sic ME da1a, Hrebia i
hrabina Pietruscy staneli u
wejscia palacu, by powitat
hoza %gromadke i obdarowac
ma1emi podarkami.
- Gdybym byla Wiedziafa,
re ty bedziesz przodownica,
Magdaleno, rzekla hrablna,
by1abym ] make twoja "a
prosi]a. Me zapomne jednak
O niej mimcs tego. Ma razie
mann ola ciebie bardzo mia
niespodzianke. Patrz tam ma
sail ogrodowej jest ktos. Po-
znajesz te osobe?
- O Boze, to parma Jad-
wiga? zawola}a Magdale-
ma, klaskajac z z%achwytem
W rece, gdy jakas mloda pa
nj, jak sic zdawa1o r6wna
jej wiekiem, zbliza1a sic kn
niej.
Byfy to. siostry mleczne.
Niepodobne, to prawda= do
siebie byly, ale przyjemne
wrazenie professionally r6ini-
&c, kt6re sic W mich widzia-
10. Magdalena mia1a zgrabna
postac, kruczy Who's, oko
czarne jak wegiel, cere twa-
rzy ogorzala, jak u cygangi.
Jadwiga zas oko ma wskros
niebieskie, Who's wijacy sic
koloru kasztanowatego, twa-
rzyczke nader delikatna US
MECH prawdziwie czarujacv.
- Chodz re NINA ma
pierala Jadwiga, ciagnac Ma
gdalene "a reke " strone,
gdzie sic W ogrodzie znaido-
walo ustronne miejsce, iak-
by stworzo,nee do mlarzeh.
Ach, Panienko, lak
wszedzie mi was byte hfak
rzekla 2 wzruszeniem Mag
dalena. -Jak golym i po-
nurym byl dom ten bez pa
.nienki1 A Panienka by1a tax
M aEE -A-s-ar+" 80 sy5a%4 s.Es Ss%.2EtS21 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28

T1oacalaaieggO. przeraza]4ccaals
maaon,ost poHaliiIlala mn do
bra make ~ loze bolesci j
lekarz o6Kiadczy1, 20 ME
mtoelliRs,1n, n a''lby m '11l' WYE
fdzaGMataa plakala j lkala,
10 pc azseroe krajalo. Dzien
! noe plakala, DO WyrzucalaaI
sobie, 10 synowi zdawac sic.
bedzie, il Q MIN zapomnla-
Ia, hub re mi1osc jej macie-
rzyhska ochlodia W obec ME-.
20 znacznie. Zdawalo sic iej,.
ze gdy lei tam ME bedzie,
syn umrze moze bez ostat-
Mich swietych S~akramenthw.
10 Magdaleno, bys wiedziala,
|jak mi ciezko patrzet na u
kochar4 make, schnaea WI
docznie z dnia M dzieh.
49, Cznjai ja to bardzo do
.brze, odrzekia Magdale-
ma, - Ivy, kt6re moja mat
ka wylewa dzieh ! noe, skra-
piaja jak ogieh ploDacy du-
SIZE moja.
- Lecz, m6wila Jadwiga
po przerwie, to mi doda-.
10 otuchy; osWiadczy1am
matce, re czuje sic dose sill
na i zdolna do pielegnowa-
MIA mego brata j dzieciatka;
MECH nj tylko pozwoli sic!
zastapic. Znal azlo sic wtedy'
pelno najrozmaitszych powo-
dow, Ola kt6rych wyiazd
moi mia1 bye niemozliwy;
ola iednych bylam "a mfoda,
ola drrgich "a n~iedosWlad-
Lecz j. obstaWafam
przy swojem, dodajac, ze'
brat ma obczyznie ME powl-
MEN umierat opuszczonyJ
przez swoich; a gdyby co ale
dai Boze rzeczywi5cie Pan
Bog " niezbadanych Swych
wyrokach miai 60 zabracz to.
go swiata, %zapewnilam, re
mloda wdoWe pc MIN ] ]e]1
sierotke ~przywioze re soba
do Senicy, jake naidrozsza
90 MIN pozostalosc. Bog bio
goslaWiI menu postanowle-
min; matka sic uspokoiia |
pozwolila mi pu6cit sic v
I jak sic ciesze, ze
sic tax stale! Wlodzimierz
nie umarl, ale lyle ! przy-
ehodzi powoli do zdrowia.
Anna, iona jego j il lak maj
troskliwiej pielegnowaiysmy
go. Nastepnie, popierana go-1
raco p1zez starych, dobrych
p,1r.z;yiaci6i OLGA mego, zwro-
CHAM sic 2 prosba do nasze-
60 pcsla, by Wyprosif q rza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
| pieezyStej BsrWi.

SO prysncze, wagryI lnne tym podobne wysypki, szpecace
tsarz Il cia1o. Jesli ~zaniedbasz ]e, TO 1e zuboSenia ME
ezystosci krwi ryniknaG mole eg1ema, salt rheum, hives,
oraz osasbienie j wyc1erpanie calego organizmu Zacznii
brat naszes lekarstwo: -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28

ydy sy,,, kt6reggo oplak iwaIa
sylu gorzkie,mii lam, stal
pred MIA. GodsieIInie dzieku1-
q B'ogu y ten Hielki do
.6d laski Jego. @, i mnloggh
BYE terauz zapraWde bar-
d IL, sscne6liWa, gdyby umy~
siu mego nie=zatruwalY kio-
poty, jake nj mnie dreeza-
JadWiga ME moggla pow
strzymac sic Cd Iez..
@ Boze, COZ to Panien-
ee brakuje? zaWoiala za-
.Magdalena, chWy-
tai4e ia "a reke.
~ Dobra Magdaleno, ia
sic ME skerze; MECH sic sta
EgMEFE- lEuEEL +. .E-- Ha-#-N $1,000
ME VIOLA Boza. Tvs jest jed
max ma zaufana przyiaci6ka q,
ma mleczna siostr4. toWarzy-
Ska 1nojej mlodosei; Tobie
opowiem wszystko. Pojdk
zl'mna, dowiesz sic pier
powodu mych trosk
1 nastepnie = dodaia z "a
.umieniona twarzyczka,
dowiesz sic 1eszty.
Gag dalszy nastapi