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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Governor Names Delegates.

Salem-Delegates to the first Ma
tional Conservation congress to be held
at the auditorium Of the Alaska Y ukon-
Pacific exposition, Seattle, August 20,
p and 2S have been appointed by Gov
erno- Benson as follows: J. n. Teal,
chairman Oregon Conservation COM
mission, Portland; Edward b. Meal
lister, dean OF the School Of Engineer
ing, University OF Oregon, Eugene
George NJ Cornwall, editor Pacific
Timberman, Portland; ". K Newell,
member state board OF horticulture,
Castor; and E ". Wright, editorial
writer, Portland.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
viii Visit Hood River.

Hood River-Several hundred Of the
most prominent residents of the sgri-
cultural colleges and experiment sta
tions Of the United States, accompanied
by their wives, will visit Hood River
valley, August q. The party will
leave Portland by special train and will
be met at Hood River with automobiles
and carriages and be given drive over
the valley to witness the splendor of
Hood Rivers orchards. 1t is planned
to serve the guests with a genuine
Hood River luncheon, in which the
famous Gravensteins will form prom
inent part on the menu. The distin-
guished visitors will be guests of the
Commercial club while in the Apple
city.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
LUMBER CUT HEAVY.
Ns~ Mil AZ TTIlznOok Turns Out
$1,000 Feet Per Day.

TiIlznook-The Tillznook Lumber
Manufacturing eoupzny's new ssEuiI
II this city Is turning o1t 50. 600 feet
OF lumber daily most Of which Is being
used for building purposes IN and
around TillamooE City The company
vzs organized BY George B. Lamb,
Cz-i Hzberiach. Il. 7. Bolts and Fred
C. Baker. and TIE sxSuill has ST IDEAL
location. being 81 the head OF nzvigz-
tiou and right II the heart OF TillsmOok
county and city. It took over S40, 600
for is site, buildings and machinery.
The mill has two large high-pressure
boilers. Two engines, large circular
ssEuil and pony mill, with plsners,
box machinery and dry kiln sni en-
pIoys about 80 men II Is entirely 10
cal capital 81 the back OF the new Ell
tsru-ise-
Several shipments OF spruce have
been sent 70 Portland or the steamer
Argo, which docks 81 the company's 8
warehouse In HOgua-ton slough This
il a. fzr a. steamers csr 90 inland in
TillsnoOk county, which Is at the
bridge or the road going north The
company has obtained the rights 70
boom logs on the east side OF the bridge
IN HOquarIon slough, where several
million feet Of logs can be stored. 4
cut was made from the slough 10 the
end Of the log slip, the government
6redge being used for that purpose.
Th4 Pacific Railway & Navigation COM
Pauy viii run spur from the depot
along the waterfront OF TillamOok City,
the track running on the north side of
the saEuill and through the company 5
lumber yard. This will give the Tilla-
nook Lumber company railroad and
shipping facilities on its own prop
erty. The new sawmill mas given the
city a steady monthly payroll of about
$4,000, and as soon as the local demand
for lumber diminishes it will De in the
market for export lumber.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
TWO TRAINS CRASH.
Over 40 Hurt in Wreck on Denver &
Rio Grande Road.

Colorado Springs.-Ten persons are
dead and others expected to die, be-
tween 40 and so are injured, three en-
gines are in the ditch, two baggage
cars, including the contents, are
smashed, and several passenger coach
es are badly damaged as the result OF
a headon collision between east bound
passenger No. and west bound pas
senger No. l on the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad, near Hustled, Is miles
north of this city at 10 :25 Saturday
morning. The wreck was due either
to misunderstanding of orders by the
driver of the first engine of the north
bound train, or to his having mistaken
switch engine standing on the siding
at Hustled for the train he was to pass
at that point and which he later
crashed into.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Big Deal in Fruit Land.

Hood Rivera large land deal has
just been consummated here by the
purchase by ]. E. Robertson, Alex S.
Reed and j. NJ. Culbertson. local cap
italists, of 500 acres OF unimproved
fruit land from the Stanley-Smith
Lumber company. The tract, which is
considered one Of the best in the val
ley, is situated six miles west of the
city, and sold for S57 an acre. 1t is
the intention of the purchasers to cut
it up in small tracts A large spring,
which has been mentioned as possible
for water supply for the city, is sit
uated on the land.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Wheat-Bluestem, 96Ge7c; club. 81
G92c; red Russian, 80(d9Oc; valley,
sl@s4e; 4G-fold, 92G9Sc.
Barley-Feed, s26; brewing, s27
per ton.
oats-s2s@2e.5 80 per ton.
asy-Timothy, Willamette valley.
sl2Gl6 per ton; Eastern Oregon, si7
ais; mixed, SIS. 50G16 so; alfalfa.
$3.50; clover, s1l@13; cheat, $3.50
1450.
Grain Bags-51s each.
Fruits-Apples, new, s1M2.25 Der
box; pears, sl@1.75; peaches, 5Ocd
81 per crate; cantaloupes, s2M2. so
plums, 35c@S1 per box; watermelons,
A@1 &c per pound; blackberries,
81. so per crate.
Potatoes-75cGs1 per sack; sweet
potatoes, 4@4 5sc per pound.
Onions-Sl.25d1.5 80 per sack.
Vegetables-Beans, 4G5c per pound
cabbage, 1@1 5sc; cauliflower, 6OcG
s1.25 per dozen; celery, 75@s5c; Gu
cumbers, 15G25c; onions, 12l@15c;
peas, &c per pound; radishes, 15c per
dozen; tomatoes, 75c6s1. so per box.
Burter-City creamery. extras.
81 &c; fancy outside creamery, 27LM
80 1sc per pound; store, 2IG22c. But
ter fat prices average 1<c per pound
under regular butter prices.
Eggs-Oregon ranch, candled. 26k
M27 &c per dozen.
Poultry-Hens, 15c; springs, 15c;
roosters, Sd1Oc; ducks, young, 12A
@l3sc; geese, young. 90I0c; tur-
keys, Zoe; squads, s1.75@2 per dozen.
Pork-Fancy, 11@11 1<c per pound.
Veal-Extras, 91s@1Oc per pound /:
ordinary, 7Gse; heavy. 7c.'
Hops-19O9 contracts, 21M22c per
pound; 1908 crop, Ice; 1907 crop, l2c:
1906 crop. Sc.
WOol-Eastern Oregon, 15G23c per
pound; valley, 23G25c; mohsir, choice,
24G25e.
CsttIe-Steers, top, $3.50; fair to
good, s4@4-25; common, So. 75G4
cows, top. $50; fair to good. s3G
3-25; common to medium, 50. 5O,G
ITS; calves, top, so; heavy,
S. 3-50G4; bulls and stays, So. 756
3.75.
Sheep-TOp wethers, s4-25; fair to
good. s3-5OtGS- rs; ewes, 5zc less on
al grades; ysariings. best. 81; fair to
good, $S-5OG3- Is; spring lambs, s5.25
G5-50.
Hogs-Best, ss-75; fair 10 good,
ESQ; stockers. ssG7; China fats,
ss.75g7-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
CHAPTER VII

Nnen / awoke in the morning | was
more than half Of the mind that bad
dreamed OF the lightning's singular MIC
tures, or at least that, being suddanIv
startled from sound sleep and dayzIad =.
successive flashes and stunned by the
roer OF thunder. my imagination had
Played some trick on me. Anything eIsa
seemed TOO remarkable to be believed Ys,
could not quite convince myself tbot 7
nao not seen the tormented schooner the
ianoins on the beach OF the long boat. the
n'arcn INTO the pines, and the final mic
inre OF that tall, gaunt figure gazing sea.
ward. ! could not believe that INV imagi.
naIion or my dreams could be so vivid as
my remembrance Of those scenes.
/ questioned Charles closely at breat.
iast as to how he had passed the night
II seemed that he had slept stolidIv
through all the uproar Even had ba not
ne would probably have seen nothino for
ms room was at the back of the bouss
Inc storm continued, though with Ias.
seneo violence After breakfast van-
TIRED out, dressed for a wetring ana
went hrst to the place wbere AZ
nemcered. the long boat had been beach.
60 Ine waves bad done away with All
traces OF the keel Then followed ss
nearly as l could the path which the
strangers had taken to the Mines. ~.
the wind and rain had oblitersta5 ths
footsteps, II there had ever been srv
mere. poked into the pines, only to
. orencned by waterfalls for my pains
Inc mystery was as deep as ever when
! nnaily desisted and went back to sbe,.
Arter some thought, determined IN
keep my secret TO myself Charles wouId
respectfully listen to my statement bu,
Without further evidences be would b
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
BRITAIN LOSES GRIP.
VIII Accept American Domination TO
Save Empire.


ChzutauquA, \. Y, Aug. l6.-The
British empire IN monentsry danger OF
destruction 81 the hands Of Germany,
and ready, merely for the asking, 70
accept the dominance Of the United
States and see the empires real seat
Of authority transferred 10 Washington,
is, according TO Colonel 5. 5. Mcclure,
editor of McClure's Magazine, the sit
ustion which is now confronting the
country's statesmen.
Colonel Mcclure called the parting
OF America from England in 1776 6
disastrous mistake, and read q state
ment from Lord Roseberry in which
that statesman predicts that, II Eng
land and America had not separated 81
the time of the Revolution, the seat Of
the great British empire would have
already been transferred from the Brit
ish Isles to what is now the United
States and those islands would have
simply been the sacred historic shrine
OF the great world empire of the Eng
lish-speaking people.
The United States should secure
the dominance of the British empire, "
continued Mr.. Mcclure, for the ask
ing The present situation of England
and Germany is that Of two farmers
living side by side, enc of whom is e
first rate prizefghter, has trained his
people to be prizefghters and says to
his neighbor, who has been peseeably
engaged in cultivating mis- estate: i
want some of your property and I'm
going to have it. The possible de-
struction Of the British empire, which
this means, is the most terrible prob
lem before Us today"
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
IRRIGATION PROGRESSES.
Big Tract Being Placed Under Water
in Rogue River Valley.


in Rogue River Valley.
Grants Psss-Construction of the
gravity canal and high line irrigation
bitches which are to bring water from
Rogue river TO the arid lands in and
around Grants Pass is progressing
rapidly. The most difficult portion Of
the gravity canal, that near the power
GAN, was attacked with two powerful
hydraulic giants. By this method the
cemented ground and huge boulders
were. easily removed. The gravity
canal is II feet wide at the bottom, Is
feet at the top and feet deep.
Two high line bitches have been con-
structed, one on each side OF the river.
These will irrigate all of Grants Pass
and much of the country adjacent
to this city. The south bank ditch
will reach and cover the orchards and
farms Of the Fruitdale district. Money
for the undertaking was entirely sup
lied from Grants Pass.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
New Antidote for Poison.

Seattle, Aug. 16.-Electricity has
come to the bat as an antidote for laud-
anum poisoning. William McGregor,
q Scotch seaman, was picked up uncon-
scious in the street last night At
the City hospital it was found that he
was suffering from laudanum poisoning,
but black coffee and drugs forced into
his stomach failed to revive the pa
tient- Finally the X-ray was suggested,
and 1000 volts were shot into Nc
Gregor's body. In an instant Nc
Gregor came to bis senses and jumped
from his bed.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Biz umatilIa Land sale.

Athena-As further evidence of
the producing qualities of Umatills
land, Joseph Key has just paid SIS, 600
for 160 acres of wheat land, with or
dinary improvements. The land was
owned by Donald McKinnon and is
about three miles from Athena. Mr..
Mckinnon, pioneer rancher, and fam
lily will move to Alberta some time this
fall to join his children, who moved
there some time ago. John McKmnon,
his son. sold ranch of 160 acres last
year to Joseph Shreod for sI05 per
acre.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
PlaYing safe.

The undertaken was witness =.
court. After 1t was all over ne say
to the lawyer: "Allow me TO tnAl,
you for your kindly considefaliO'I
You handled me gently during 'n'
cross-examination."
''Oh, that's all right" replied 'n'
lawyer. You see, / don't know no.
soon you might be handling me- %
thought it good idea to play al.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Eugene Gives More Money.

Eugene-The third day of the active
canvass for funds for the railway from
Eugene to the Pacific coast resulted in
total of $4,000. The work Of the
three days has amounted to s12, 900
and the committees are gratifed with
the progress that has been made.
Those in charge do not doubt that the
$50 900 required will be raised. The
plan to build TO the coast and then cor
meet with Coos bay by coast line is
r-ceiving good support here.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Sand Island Is Gold Mine.

Tne Dalles-Two notices Of location
Of mining claims have been filed with
County Clerk Angle. The claims are
located on an island near the mouth OF
the Deschutes river. Hugh Ritchie
files on 20 acres in the name of the Red
Wing Placer Mining claim, and Emma
5. Ward files on 10 acres in the name
Of the Columbia placer claim. The
island contains so acres during low
water. Mr.. Ritchie asserts that his
claim assays 80 cents gold to the yard.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Smallpox in Chile.

Santiago, Chile, Aug. 16.-Thers
are 34s smallpox patients in the Iaza-
retto. The authorities have dictated
severe measures to avoid carrying in
fected persons in public coaches, and
have also prohibited the exposure Of
smallpox corpses IN churches for fune-
raj services and their accompaniment
to the crematories- The land inspec-
tion board has discovered an Illegal
disposition Of lands to Japanese col
ony and has forbidden the sale.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
CHAPTER VII

must have been asleep for some tims
when e sudden sky-cracxinz crash ~
thunder brought ne wide awake An n,
s-incSive movement made M iumn an, :,
bed and 20 10 the front window rb;ch
looks out upoo the sea The blsrknss.
Of the pit and only the roar o. -.
wares against the cliff! Then rb;Is I
peered into the night came a s..b -.
lightning. rsvealing the beach sn5 81
wares and the open sea with s-a--,s--
clearness- The scene was ova- {, 80
time Il takes to tell il, but | had So
sonetning-e long ships boat. oer-bI.da-
flashing. half way between the Hvb, -
the Shifting Shoal and AIss,sir Ts..
followed bisekness. and another crasb -
the sky's guns
waited my eyes trained on ehs s,,.
enc again cane The fash, and nov o-,,
near the shoel, l saw long hl.cr
schooner. bare Of canvas. pItc5inS a.
mad n The mol Of an angry SEA sbs
was nor OF the Snoei-shs might - -.
distance OF it-but she was ,sstir.
very nasty squaM Darkness &C.,
pea, more Lightning. and now I sau 80.
me long ooe'- shooting furiousIy ana.
ward was heading towards NJ vss -
Ing straight for the beach as fas. a. =.
wares and the Oerzmen could drivs -.
Another lifting Of night. and / saw, ,sti
s-4o-ks seemed strangely, uucznn;I- .~n
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Barber Shops Cleaner.

Salem-The state board of barber
examiners has submitted it's annual re-
port to the governor. The report shows
total receipts from January 1, 1909, TO
June 80. 1909, of 81, ,1O0-25; cash on
hand June 80, ss3s-43. The report
states that throughout the state the
law is being better observed and all
barber shops are being conducted un-
der better sanitary conditions than ever
before.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Earthquake in Japan.

Toxic, Aug. ia disastrous earth
quake shook the japanese provinces of
Nsgos Saturday and it is feared the
list of casualties will be heavy. In the
province Of Omi, 400 houses were rsz-
ed No particulars regarding the num-
Der killed are available, az all comnu-
nicstlon las been cut of.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
Homeiike.

The Jolly Bachelor-You must isA
little homesick since you moved in''
this neighborhood. "a
The Merry widow-Not BIT ~
my new neighbors snub me jusI
they did where / used to hve.-Oiee
land Leader.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
EImira Will Aid Road.

Eugene-The citizens of Eugene
who went to Elmira in the interest of
the Eugene & Western railway were
well received by the people of that 10
cality, and several thousand dollars in
money was promised the promoters of
the road If it should go through or
near Elmira- Labor and supplies were
also promised by citizens VINO are anx-
iols 70 secure the road.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-19
A Marrow Escape.

Tom-How did you come out o. :"
church fair last night7
Jack-d came out with nickE
just enoush 10 pay my car fare -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
W1eczory Il Starego
Kuby.

Trzeba nam, mill przyja"
c;ele, dis ~odpowiedzie6 kilka
slow Jankowi z pod Sztumu
i Cypryanowi z pod Che}mzy,
ably ME myself, re my trzt ]
Lubawiacy: Starry, Dydak i
Kalasanty ME many serca
do ludzi. Naiprz6d mile im
pozdrowienie, a potem co sic
tyczy rzeczy samej, to my Bel
ME many zadnej niecheci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

czaniem, boo j bez ~wyw1asz-
czenia wszystko p6jdzie glad
ko ~ iezeli niekt6rzy z ma
szych tax dalej gospodsrzy6
beda. Pc stu latach ME be-
die panicz6w zlych ami ma
lekarstwo. Sami sic wywla-
szcza!!...
Idzcie do domu panowie,
a ty Dydaku pisz mole
sic upamietaja, dop6ki czasl.
Napisalem, lecz 2 ci4zkiem.
screen
sluga
Dydak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

49, . ,S.=. r. - -444--.-.
jest, ze pod Lubawa "a ko-
ledzie i PREY poSwieceniu
domu pewien gospodarz
przegra1 W mauszla az 20 ma
rex czy]i niespelna y korcy
zyta! Oh ,zle i niedobrze die
je sic ma swiecie! AZ czlowie-
ka strach bierze, re j u mas
ziemia sic zatrzesie pore
zywcem take niecnoty!...
R e p. K q SANITY, ciez Il }.
wzdychajac, ! starry KEluba
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
powaznie ma to:

powa7nie ma to:
Ha, jezeli tax jest miedzy
nami, toe oczywista rzecz,
ze nam trzem wypada zro~
bic najprz6a wniosek, azeby
jak n%ajpredzej na}ozono pc.
.datek ma ,,mauszla" j IA ma
piwne dawanie kielnerkom,
przynajmniej 80proc. Cd sta,
a potem drugi wnjosek do
kolonizacyi " Poznaniu, ably
sic niespieszono 4 WyWlasz;s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20
Zabija ably Wstrzymac
WrOga.

~Najgcrszym wrogiem Johnas
Deye-z GladwlD, Mich. Cd IL lat,
byf ciekacy wrzdd. zaplaoi{ on do
khtorem przeszlo 8s40O. 90 bez ko-+
s&ESrEG.E&N
rzysci. Lecz Bucklen.a Arn;kowa-
mas. mss6 zab,ia wrz6d j go wyleozy1a.
.L[eosy febryczne rany, wr1cdy,
1wysypki, soellny, reumatyzm, Me
;sawodaa na lhrutmoroidy, spsrzenia,
sItrulPpgg, sksaleczen.ia ] oadoiski ase:
Hap,tece y. KoNaleRsk iiisgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

CQOIOWd1O. NdUnl0ul1 ~ w
upadku. oswiaty nalezy u
patrywac ostateczna przyczy-
ne rozstroju Eewnetr2nego
i upadku rzeczY pospo}itej
Po]ski.
Bardzo mile wrazenie wy.
war}o ma s1uchaczach wysta-
picnic kwartetu, kt6ry od~
spiewal "Witaj Majowa Ju-
trzenko" "Orze1 Bia1y"
Pan Jan Guzi6ski nastep.
ME wystapi} z odczytem ma
temat "Konstytucya 3go
Maja". Przebieg swych wy.
wod6w. podzielit ma tray
czesci, ma easy W przeded~
niu konstytucyi; uIozenie
c~a}kowitego projektu. uchwa-
lenia i ogloszenia tejze; i
skutki jej, ko1czac Konfe-
deracva Targowicka j jej
piekielna prace.
Pan. Dob'zynski sprawl
mia niespodzianke wystepu'
jac z recytacya poematu
"Zie]one Psy Nienawisci"
pi6ra jednego z tutejszych
student6w. Mysl czerpana z
Maeterlincka byia oddana W
formie satyry z wielka DO.
"a "nastroju" symbolicz-
nych obraz6w uietych W
"karby" nieokreslnosci i
~nieuchwytnosci tax re tylko
by}o MONA odczuc (?) ale
ME zrozumie6 mv6l przewod-
MIA.
Pan Mjcha} Gluba nape}-
nil sale swa mistrzowska gra
ma skrzypcach. Ma SPECIAL
ma %pochwa}e zas}uguje lego
w}asny utw6r "Dumka.'
Pan Jan Herek z praw-
artyzmem i sobie
w}aSciwa ceche odspiewa}
barytonem solo "Podr6z ma
Sybir"
Ostatni ma programme p.
S.. Pa}ubicki ,wyg}osi] z
okoliczuo6ciowa mo-
we, kt6rej watek - "Kon-
to spuscizna zdro-
wotnych mysli i zbawien-
nych plojekt6w, kt6re by}y
stan1e wyratowac Polske z
i roznies6 slave i pote-
sc jej imienia, gdyby ME:
kt6rzy zaprza6cv spo}ecze6-
6wczesnego ME by]i u
podlili ducha, | zaprzegli
sic do wozu wrog6w ojczyz~
ny i c;agneli konstytucye
ku zniszczeniu a Ojczyzne
do upadku, lecz:
'*Przyjizie czas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- laur z krzyza wyrosnie
Tu}acze znow sic zbiora ma pahska
wieczerze
Jak kiedys aposto}y Chrystusa
radosnie.
My Polske powitamy! i Polak
zabierze
M;ejsce miedzy ludami i ma
si}ach dzielny
Jak diva razy zrodzony - bedzie
niesmiertelny."
Jeden z obecnych
Nm.
Wleczory u Starego
Kuby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-20

" kSlaz9, cZy uIdold, Wy
szlachcic, cry nieszlachcic,
ley to pan :czy dziedzic, czy
|gospodara, CIV sluga, czy
kmiec czy robotnik, czy
ksiadz, csy nie ksiadz...
wszystkich szanujeny, jezeli
So dobrymi i zacpymi ludz-
mi.
Pocozmy vice utyskujemy,
|gdy wszystkich milujemy?
Utyskujemy }ajamy nie
|ludzi, ]ecz niecnoty.
Rabie kto W niedziele drze-
wo lub kaze ALDO dozwala ra-
bac, niecnota jest, czy on
hrabia cry CHOP. Jezdzi ktos
W kapiele ME 2 potr2eby,
lecz ola zabawy, niecnota jest,
czy on sz]achcic, czy nieszlach
cic. K raWcrje W dzieh Pan
ski, niecnota jest, czy on mai
ster czy czelainik. Zgrywa
sic .ktos W karty ia setki
marek, niecnota jest, cry on
ksiadz, czy gbur. Procesuje
sic kto6 i wi6czy blizniego
pc 'sadach o bagatele, niecno-
ia jest, czy on Piotr czy
Wojtek.:...
Take jest nasze zdanie
a jezeli panow.e Jan i Cy-
pryan podobnie mysla, to ich
mianujmy honorowymi cz}on
kamj naszego towarzystwa.
Czy zgoda panowie?
Zgoda! odpowieiziaf p. Ka-
lasanty i ia Dydak....
Ale... wtracil p. Kalasanty.
Co ale? spytaf ciekawie Sta
ry Kuba.''
Zgoda, rzek} p. Kala sa rty,
lecz tej. niecnoty "a naszych,
"a wiele. kamia sobie
W Berlinie, jak 500
milion6w podatk6w wyskro-
bac, a Mkt dotychczas ME
ma .mYsl na}ozenia po-
datku ma ymauszla". Otoz /
przyjecha} pewien asan z
pod Kasina d. Lubawy z
marek W kieszeni, ably
zakupi6 sobie W tel okolicy
karczme lub handelek - i
miedzy ,,zb6jc6w" tt.
rece szuler6w cd ,,mau
i tax grail, ze az 1000
mr.. posz1o do biesa. Pono
telegrafowaf do zonusi O ma
deslanie jeszcze 500 marek
ina ubicie handful" Czy je |
otrzvmaf i tez przegra}, ME
wiadomo. Lecz 7iadomo, ze
z tych szuler6w z Ia
w%spomina}, re. mu
ty]ko 800 marek odebra1 i
wielkiej krzywdy ME zrobi}, |
a drugi szuler z pod Luba wy
mu 500 mr., reszta
podzielili sic inni. Jest Pc
npiekarz" i nszewc"
cd ,,mauszla", kt6rzy prowa-
dza sw6j proceed er PREY kar.
tach jak p'jaki czychaia ma
niebaczna ~,,ofiare".
Albo czy to niecnota, re
przyjdzie z pod Lubawy
.w6ch panicz6w j przepija W
z us}uga ze6ska Is
szampana, a panicz
r}aci kielnerce ma ia
100 mr.. 3 gdy kelnerka