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The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

And then if Hot Springs can develop some good golfers look a the oppor- tunity that is opened for some presi- aenial appointment.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

The scramble for a vacant seat on the United States Supreme Court bench should not be conducted pub- licly
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Buy your wood and coal from the Ret Springs Wood and Coal Yards. Telephone, 73 and 195. Il. c. Bondu rant s-2s If
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

But with real business interests be- hind the interurban line who knows the good that could be received from such a proposition.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

All the water you want FREE at simanton's Mineral Spring, 1l0 Ra- vine, near Park avenue ear line.
 Helm
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Those doubting that the Business Mems League will be formally opened this winter are in error.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

What about thanks for the passing of that local strife that kept the com munity stirred for three years.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Before election it is who they are: after election 1t is how, and why they are what they are.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Pittsburg is kicking on the taxicab late, and kicking good and hard; at first it voted 1t first rate.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
FOR SHERIFF.

The Sentinel-Record: wish to make the announcement in your pa per now that am going to make the run for sheriff of Garland county. Full particulars and announcement will follow in a few days.
 Yours,
 w. A. WOODCOCK.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

A holding company that holds in these days of peculiad finance is sure ly possessed of mightygrip.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce M. s. Cobb, as candi- date for prosecuting attorney for this judicial district, subject to the action of the democratic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

According to the Washington Her aid the price of peace Is a set of furs in some families.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

The growth of the industrial train ing idea is one of the marvels Of edu- cational progress.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce the name of Judge Henry Evans as a candidate for re election to the office of circuit judge in this judicial district. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Jackson y.ple, with it's big winter race meet. Is making strong bid for northern tourists. and will get men
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

See the new toys and dolls al. smith & Milan's, s27 Central avenue, phone 63S. 10-15-u
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
APPEARING OLD
Acts as liar to Proftnblo Empios
 v.aanf.

-f~F-"-~@~~ ~----Af~-%
 xaenf.
 You cannot afford to rrow oi1. Ia these days of Strenuous competition Il is nGcuseu4y 70 maintain, as long as pDssih.e ones youthful appearance. It is Esap0ssible to do this without re- taining g luxurious growth cf hair. The preaence Of Eandrufr sndicntes the rweaenee cr borrowing germ which lives anG inriyes on fhc roots of the hair unsii lt causes tatai balances. Hewh% Y Terrielde n the onls known destroyer or this rest an6 it ia a7 eifcc- tiTe as it is delightful 10 Gsc
 Herpicfs7n r1afes nn elegant hair dress lne es ses lDandTnh cure.
 Arccpt ra subStltute-there is none. Sold be lendirg drgeEssts Send 1oc. in stamps for sappse to The Herpicide O.. tnrseatf 1tirr
 Jackson's Pharmacy Agents. Two sizes. soc and s1Oo.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
FoR PRosEcurINo ArroRNEY.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce the name of TAE. Ruther- ford as a candidate for prosecuting attorney of this judicial district. sub ject to the action of the Democratic primaries,
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Of the Tive ones but the inyalids
 sull come our way
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Lives have been saved because some one could not sing the old song at certain times.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

That big season anead Is another Incident not to be overlooked when of fering thanks.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

These customs steals were accord ing to custom; There can be no doubt about it.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

It is denied that the underiakers' union is behind the football college organization.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Tall; Talk about about ibieaof,ed flour ifas turned the tide from that same varI- ety of hair.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Evidently the man who can hit the ball Is in high favor with the p'esi- dent.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Having seventy heads Standard oil necessarily got it in seventy necks.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

ARLINGTON HACK STAND, OF. PoSITE ARLINGTON HOTEL. CAR RiAGE CALLS ANSWERED PRoMP RIAGE GAL Is ANSWERED P MpTLY DAY OR NIGHT. OZONE 1916. LEE MAYBERRY, PROPRIETOR.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Comparisons of bull fight records with football contests is hardly fair.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Count Boni is looking for new wife. It is quite like the Counts nerve.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Be thankfa for the future in .,rss- pect.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Plenty to be thankful alons weather lines.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

There has been a whole lot of Hello talk" about that merger.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

It looks like-weather for Thanks giving.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

There is talk of inviting President Taft to Canada
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Wildt dDoul LHahkS IUf tlle paSSinS of that local strife that kept the com. munity stirred for three years.
 Pittsburg is kicking on the taxieab iate and kicking good and hard; st first it voted 1t first rate.
 A holding company that holds in these days of peculiad finance is sure- ly possessed of mightygrip.
 Those doubting that the Business Mems League will be Formally opened this winter are in error.
 Before election it is who they are; after election 1t is how, and why they are what they are.
 According to the Washington Hee- aid the price of peace Is a set of furs in some families.
 The growth of the industrial train- ing idea is one of the marvels Of edu- cational progress.
 Lives have been saved because some one could not sing the ~old song" at certain times.
 
 These customs steals were accord ing to custom; There can be no doubt about it.
 That big season anead Is another Incident not to be overlooked when of fering thanks.
 It is denied that the underiakers' union is behind the football college 
 Talk I;sis about bout 5ieaoiied flour turned the tide from that same varI- ety of hair.
 Evidently the man who can hit the ball Is in high favor with the p'esi- dent.
 Having seventy heads Standard oil necessarily got it in seventy necks
 Comparisons of bull fight records with football contests is hardly fair. Count Bom is looking for new wife. It is quite like the Counts nerve. There has been a whole lot of Hello talk about that merger. There is talk of inviting President Taft to Canada.
 It looks weather for Thanks giving.
  Be thankfrsl for the future in .,ass- ,ect.
 Plenty to be thankful alons weather ines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
The HindOo Mother.

The relation of a Hindoo husband to his wife is not like a contract sane toned by the court of justice, but it is a permanent spiritual relation which binds two souls together. A wife is re- garded, therefore, as a true helpmate in the spiritual progress of the soul life of her husband, while a faithful husband is considered to be the great est blessing in the earthly and spiritual career of his wife. When she becomes a mother she represents divine mother hood and holds a unique position in the household
 A Hindoo mother is actually wor- shiped as a living goddess by her chill dren. The children are taught to obey their parents implicitly and to serve them like earthly deities as long as they live. To support the parents in their old age, to look after their vel fare and to fulfill their desires are the duties of children in every Hindoo household. But a mother is considered to be greater than a thousand fa- thers."-Swami Abhedananda in Good Housekeeping.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
The Chief and the Missionary.

Once upon time a great preacher game to the camp of the Muskogees md had a powwow with Chief Tune ehichee The great preacher insisted upon leading Chief Tumechichee to the cross, saying: "It is too bad to have no religion. have and to spare. Come and be a Christian, and, To, you will be great in the land. Pray, and the Great Spirit will hear you and grant your prayer. You and your people shall not want anything" The old chief listened attentiveiy and an- swered: "I do not like your religion. It makes an unworthy man too fa- miliar with the Great Spirit, and too much praying may cause one to ask for too-much. Before you came to my camp I and my people believed the Great Spirit would continue to take care of us, as in the past, and our faith is still unchanged. We can not embrace your religion" So say ing, the old chief retired to his wig wam.-Eufaula Journal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
Ruf1furd B Smith 1o?2 Main St. DEPARTMENT STORE 89 Fairfield Av.
 1.-THE STORE ART1cLEs
It is not often that our Coupon Sales fall flat. Our sale of vests two weeks ago did and we only sold a few. Now we intend to sell them and have named the price that will do it.

all the reluuves must touch the body or they will be haunted by the ghost of the dead forever after. A superst1- ton not so local in its observance is that of beginning no task on a Friday. The writer recently encountered girl who, receiving notice to change from one room to another on Friday, insisted upon doing it on Thursday instead. But the most curious instance of super stition-and this, too, is met with much nearer home than Devon-is surely that which prescribes that when, say, do mestic servant has broken a piece of crockery she is bound by fate to break two other pieces. So far is this idea carried that the writer knows a case where fowerpots are kept for the spe- cial purpose of being broken to ap- pease the fates.-I1ondon Chronicle.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
An Irishman'. Reason.

Sheridan Le Fanu once asked an Irishman what was the English of "Carrigtuohil.'
 q never heard any English or Irish name upon it. only 'Carrigtuohil' alone" was the reply.
 'I know" said Le Fanu, fit has no other name, but I want to know the meaning of the name.'
 "WeI, now, your honor," he replied, only 'CarrigtuohiP alone"
 "I know 'carrig' means a dock," per sisted Le Fanu, "but what does touhil mean?"
 well, now, your honor, it's what l can't tell you why it's called 'Carrig- tuohil,' unless it's because MT. Coppin- ger lives below there in Barry's court" !"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
Big Tailed Sheep.

A species of sheep in the east. com mon in Syria, is so incumbered by the weight of its tail that the shepherds fix piece of thin board to the under part, where it is not covered with thick wool. to prevent it from being torn by the bushes, etc. Some have small wheels affixed to facilitate the draggings of these boards after them. The tail of a common sheep of this sort usually weighs fifteen pounds or upward, while that of a larger spe- cies, after being we'll fattened, will weigh fifty pounds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
MISCHIEVOUS BOY
 PUT WORKMAN'S
 KNEE TO "THE BAD"

John Chittem of Seaside Court, who 1s employed by Burns & Bassett CO, called on Prosecuting Attorney De- dAney this morning and complained that he had been unable to work for the past week because Wallace GiEeo, an eleven-year-old neighbor of his, in- eEsted upon using the side of the Chit Of q handhaH court When MT. Chit tenn tried to persuade Gflleo to seek another playground. little Wallace be- wAn a bombardment with stones. and ls 1e Sn!ttsn gForsd TRlnf-.bie j-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
FAIRFIELD
Meet-Liquor Cases Settled -Squatters on the Beach-Fresh Air Children-A Little Party Prize

The regular town meeting of the Se- lectmen was held yesterday afternoon at the Town house, a week earlier than usual, owing to the fact that next Monday will be holiday. Only the regular routine business of the month was transacted. Town Treas urer SwitZer was present.
 There is a rumor that Judge Perry expects to be out of town for the sum- mer, not returning until about the first of October.
 The two liquor cases, brought against men who were indicted for selling liquors without a license in the Lenox Heights district, and which were to be tried yesterday afternoon at the Town hall, were settled out of court by Prosecuting Attorney clitus Kin ,r Trs, .ssr
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
Special Matinee Excursion.

The every week day matinee excur- sions on the steamer Park City are proving popular this season. Many se- lect parties are taking this trip to Port Jefferson, thereby enjoying an invig- orating sail across the sound where cool breezes blow. The steamer leaves the wharf at the foot of Fairfield ave Bridgeport at p. m. This is an ideal half day outing for everyone in the family
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29

the knee, he has been enjoying the hot spell within doors. Mrs. Gilleo, who is Salvation Army 1assie, appeared in defence of her son. Attorney De- Laney reprimanded young Gilleo, and now MT. Chfttem goes to work unmo- tested.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
superstition of Devonshire,

Devonshire is known to the world for its superstitious usages, which defy all efforts to uproot them. To name only one example. when g person dies
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29

To be thrown upon ones own re sources is to be cast into the very lap of forfnpe-EEapklin
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
Uczmy dziecinasze czytac
pisac / movie pc polsku!
TO O,\l0:|
- g !. !:
s$ss&

w czwartek zaprzysiezono
nowego p!rezydenta Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. Narodu ma
te uroczystosc zjecha1y sic
setki tysjecy, niestety pogoda,
ME dopisa}a, j wielu cieka5
wych ME widzialo i ME sly
sza1o teggo,: po 60 ] b'yli do 9
Washingtonu spieszyli,
przysiegi Fpanas w. H. Tafta.
Ciekawi go6cie z ca1ej a
meryylki stall pomimo wichru
zimnego i:sloty ma madame
u wschodniego wejscia do
Bialego Domu, gdzie wznie-
siono obszerna scene pod
golem niebem ola uroczyste-
go aktu zaprzysiezenia Kon
stytucyi przez nowego Prey
denta, Cd wczesnego rama,
lecz komisya inauguracyjna
bala sic wystaWiats pa ME
beszpiecze6stwo zaziebieniua
sic pana Tafta j innych do
stojnik6w narodu, przeto ME
%pozwoh}a ma ceremonie pod.
golem niebem. Ceremonie
.',d sic v sail lseeEnn|agtorsklieeii,
= publiczno6c zawiedzionta.
rozeszla sic, szemrzac, e
bedactw Rzymie, papieza ME
sWidziaiia.t ssA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

Cd kilku lat ME schodzi
.ze szpalt pism wszelkich Cd
.cieni walka Q rewizye taryify
celnej. Pred wyborami je-
siennymi wymagano cd kan
'dydat6w, ma k~ongresman6w
otwartego oswiadczenia, cry
"a. g. "a; "a z,mmiana taryfy; wszyyscy,
rzecz prosta, o%dpowiadali
twierdzaco, teraz zas koDgres
odwl6czyl 2 dnia ma dzie1:
spe}nienie przyrzeczenia, az
sic sesya sko6czy}a, a pod
.tym wzgledem zostala tylko
obietnica, il ma nastepnej
sesyi snapewno kopgres tary-
"a sic zajmie. Zobaczymy!. /.
Me zapominajmy przeciez
ani na q. moment, ze obecnyy
ex-prezydent I. Roosevelt,
jako prezydent radzil, BY ME
ks,o,n1.gyrl:ee's, a abb. 1ra.czej ko i IS
sya k,ongresowa taryfe ukla-
dala lecz, ably Y tym ce4u
ustan1,o,Wsic s. k '1lr's 4 ludzi
f%achowycb, polityc,;z,nlie nieza-
Cd, Cd ziaspdellnleej party,
bezstron 81. ]. D.. Nj Nisst e y. u Y
takiej komisyl
.pono zn6W ME zgadza SIZE
:konstytucya. IAN R 1l,t
S-altniezaWoldlnie dobrzsWiieaat e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
BIRE;M|oiFltD, Tex.

Dnia !: 22'8go lutego b. {. po-
.z|e'g!naf sie B. Z tyr SViatem e 81.
SMichai "a L4eamahski. $. /. NJ.
Felhalfiurodzil sic wroku 1853.
" WliIe j IS. ksies1ttWie POI
|ha6ykliem.
~ " ro 'Eps 1887 opu6cil .. swe
psiczy5te9s est stropy y ud ! IS sic i! e:
imorka % Am cry re ma
jf'; jjse ! g : !kz na " lyle q. pie ll.iys
[ ~ 4 PIE LIZ rag' cen g IS iona 1'1l'il s.. q
brae, z ']e'tt ia tymnc t:i;asl,q
y ]! krajq Sam ct e s. przYb!ysW 4
|ggdolzl!ilet |0 Y y kEr lt'tt p za g II. s 'E6
Aalp ,'llla 5 make picnic W.
sl4ls Pc 81, zone I SIX. kar IS tso 'll.l.9l|ep !
Ploprzybyclu zzony praco
IiWlaalnll e ra q, isako d'1li,erl.zsalWcy
81 farmni.a ' ggldlSie 4. sie aIdorobiillil.
niece .gg 10 sss. i 4 kIuppni s d z
'na w I ! /, s Is $ aa~ s. #
4 lYnks,
nj ,dtlllpgo iedLn,llaalkl. - a,zzcszil.a6 Gle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

sIS&jaH&sE ENIfTsp
.dl i1l1't; 7 e'lil, W'yd1saie' ,,oWai 20
.tezna orgga'ln;iEzzscey g try ralay
wiecej pieniedzy ma admin.
:stracye, to fatwo zrozunIiec.
jak sic oWa nwielko66'
przedstawia v VI autentycznych
Wyzej przez mas przYtoczos
|nych cyfrach. Ale lu lli,
chorujacy Nd WielkoSt umie.
ia zawsze zachowac poor
Iweso1osciwobec n%iepoWodze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

Niejednemu sic am ME
zaWodnie z.sbie,r1'alto ppeo1lrtzz,aadt]Inniils,
ma glo5ne wypowiedizzelnllllee .
swego ME nl,ii1el'sz'ad1Io ,olll ,s,lIe.l, Eia,, ty 4 9
nikt Mo wiedzisatl. wla6c ~
k &, 1'1ql wine ii pr:zypisaat;; cz !
pr,o9r,,olkzlooWg'i pogot1dyy, c'zy .i tez
pogodle samei. Prorok bo-;
wieml byl ~przep,oWgiedlzial Jas
ny, pogodny zdzieh, tymcza-
SEM dzie6 okazal sic slotny,
mrozny j ponury.
Prorokowi pono zarzucali
jedni, 70 klama1 q pienia Z
|hotelist6w restaurator6W
fdrudzy,. ze albo ME INA SIC
na SVEN rzemio6le, albo BY
ME traezwy, inni za6 posa-
Idzali pogode o sprzedajnosc:
ze sic niby zaprzeda1o pre-.
ciwnikom p. Tafta. Smiesz.
nym m6glby sic wydawat
taxi zarzut, gdyby ME ter
fakt, ze ostatnimi easy bar
do wiele m6wiono " Wa
shingtonie Q niebezpiecznen
zmniejszeniu zastep6w tame
policyi j jej bezradno6ci, =
nikomu ME wierzono OF
czasu przewietrzania publicz
nego stechliny W departa
mencie pocztowym j W in
,nych departamentach. To-
tam pono jakis bezboznil
!powievdzia{, re. " Washingto
ME ami Panu Bogu wierzy'
ME MONA, coz dopiero. pc
godziel /
Zle to swiadczy o rzadzi
ii urzednikach narodowych
ale jake ME wierzye takin
pog}oskom, gdy sic patrz.
ma to, iak "a pieniadze wdzie
raja sic jedni ma urzedy, d
Isenatu lub. kongresu drudzy
1 Nowy nato dow6d mann.
W Wlseonsln1e,ii lam Lam staI4q1
szek Stephenson przyznaf!!s Isl
publicznie, 20 go ponown7
|ob6r do ssenatu zarwal ii
przeszlo sto tysiecy dolar6w
la do lie tysiecy dolar6w tel
pan pclityk sic ME przyzna
publicznie? o innych twier
Ida, jak Q Clarku 2 Monta
my, ze ich krzesla senator
skie kosztowaly miliony
Czyz take kupowanie god
1no6ci ME. musi za ,s';s n
kazdego myslacego czlowie
|ta'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

Jak to ME dobrze spieszyc
sic chocby v najlepszej my
Sill Ro,sya zawarla pok6j 2
Japonia, " chwili, kiedy ro-
syjskie wojska zadnego ME
mogly wykazac zwyciestwa
ami ma MORN ami ma. ladzie,
" chwili, @kiedy Japohc2yey
parli armie rosyjska coraz
dalei ma p6lnoc kiedy juz
wszyscy oczekiwali lada d 1lj'
depeszy, ze wojsko rosyjskie
" spuch rozbite, za af niby
" sama pore, by uiSc osta-
tecznej kleski j haniebnego
[sromu,, ale Kuropatkin twier-
dzistanowezo, :ze: sic zbyt 2
pokojem pospieszyli. Ku-
ropatkin, ten sam, co to 2
poee;zatkiem Wojny dlwi} so
BID Z Japohezyk6W chciaall
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11
NASjI GEM

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowanis
.bonamentu W1ARUsA nastepuja cy
mas; agenci mieiloowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk ~ :.
COLUMBUS, Nebr., w ktor T~arasnsI
FRIED. N. Oak D.. F.. Szarkowskif 4.
GRANVILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Grubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Jan Rombalski ). 4.
~ F" Michal Mishs :
Melen, Wis. Teofi: Derd9wsk .s:o ! j
MARLIN Tex. 81 Gorski i@'@fF W.
NANTIcOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. +, F. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski 81
ST ANNA, MINI. Adam Waldowsh .'
GREENHOUSE. MINI, A.. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW, N. D. Teodor Wysoeki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-11

- =. /.
i'm ma v}aspym zagonie stu
zylo, DO pc peerrqul. latach, to
Jest W roku 1900 zabra} mu
Pan Bog 2 tego 6Wiata zone,
2 kt6ra przesz}o 20. lat zylii
bezdzietnie..
Zap}akal wtenczas s. p. Mi
chal, bo uczu} sic ma tel OBJ
Gel ziemi bardlzoo osam t,tl|
ny.
Lecz 20 ME !, l d1obtrze czlo.
wiekowi 1yc samemu ma a,
swiecie, tax ttez j s. p. Mi Mi
cha}, pc paru miesiacach
samotno6ci, obejrza} sic "a
przyszla towarzyszka zycia, i
". kr6tce takoWa znalazl, DO
|jedna z tutejszych.. c6rek, Te-
resa Bossak, widzac W MIN
czlowieka auczciwego, Chef.
nie mu swa reke oddala i
przez dziewie6 lat zyli
przvkfadnie, g%spokojnie i W
miiosci ma]ze1skiej, Bog
malze6stwu temu b]ogos@a-.
will, obdarzajac ich szescior-
glenn pQtomst wa, to Jest 5 CO
krek i jedneggo :syna; najstar'
see liczy 8 lat a pajm4odsze
niespe1na rok.
S. p. Miehala iu5 Cd roku
bardzo ME dpmagaf ma zdro-
wiua dnia 17go 3utego, prey
po6wieceniu naszego koscio-
la, gdzie bra}sezynoy udziaf,
zaziebii sic j. powiedzis1, 70
juz teras umrze. Kazal do Sic
bic zaprosi6, kaplana kt61y
go. ma dIoge ..wiecznozci
przysposobil.t A. widzac. ten
sluga Bozy u tel schludnej ale
ubogiej familii niedostatek,
obdarzyl ich Sparu dolarami,
chociaz ma maj niezbedpiejsze
potrzehy ". chorobie.
S. p. Micha} naleza1 do
Tow. N. Imieniia Jezus, kt6-
re pod1ug swej konstytucyi
zaje}o sic ma sw6j koszt 20
grzebem, nadto pozostalej
wdowie wyplacilo 25. dola-
row po6miertnego.
S. 3. Michaf by1 dobrym
parafialnlfiinrem, pracowitym
gospodarzem uprzejny COS.
ciinny usluzny Ola kazdego.
Mech MI ia ziemia obca
lekka bedzie j MECH odpo-
czywa v pokoju.
LEIGH.
T. S. Naostatku dziekuje
p. p. Jakubowi Biellamowi-
czoWi j J: F]7'ranciszkoWi Kotu-
laakkoWi, % cho 'eill .. 81 piano.
vie ME g y naazem Tow.
|. tto,jednsk ostatnliego VI fss
~ raczyli n;eboszczyka cd Cd
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ko5cio1a.
I sic tn osiedlilem blis-
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:. :. jednaK ME oSmielilemn,
sic . tych stronach mic pi-
sac, dop6kad ich dokladn1e
ME zbadalem, abym nikogo'
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dis mann lyle przekonania,
e kto to przybedzie q far
me .ea kupl, ten sic nlezaWle-
die DO ME ma rzemie6lt
nika mad r6lnika mo-
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lem rz7mieSlnikiem, przez
Is lat mieszkalem W mics
Gle Winona, tam dom lem
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t,ego fachu rzenieSlnikiem,
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nov nov i c : ! . wszyscy ma
ia fanny '; ]. y i.budynki, rozmaity
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