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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16
wEsTMNsTER,MD.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. l6, 1910
TARIFF TINKERIS

With Taft pulling one way and Roose-
welt the other its predleament recalls
The unfortunate position Of the in
dividual who stood between the devil
and the deep blue sea.' L may pull
out, but it appears to us that the
present depression 1t Is occupying
vii prove to be its political grave.
For half century tie bnlWark Of
the G. o. p has been the protective
tariff. For unnumbered years the
Democratic party, standing for JUS
tee, has fought this robbIng of the
people in the name of the law. But
Special interests and Big Business
prospered while the individual suffer-
ed. and with their III gotten gains It
vas an easy matter to buy elections.
IN order that the licensed stealing
might continue. But the recent tarifi
bill, was too much for long suffering
and patient people to endure It was
the last straw, anu tie weary back
Ihat for years has been supporting the
load of tilted husbands. steam yachts.
and the other extrayaganees of the
women of our trust magnaIes. broke,
aud with its breaking came the open
Ing Of the people's eyes TO their
wrongs. With the knowledge that fol-
loved has come a popular uprising
and the days Of protecting particular
interests, is closing. a. the sun of the
eIgh tariff sinks behind the tumult in
lie West.
This statement Ii justified by prea-
ent conditions. Years ago the contIn-
ually increasing cost Of living,
cost of clothes. cost Of machinery.
cost of food. cost In fact Of
al the necessaries Of existance,
compelled the people. forced the
public. to realize that something was
wrong. This something vas found
10 be the tariff and the adept and pill
ant Republican managers promptly
promised its revision.
Aud how this promise xaa kept Is
III
Il vas raised on everything man has
u have: on Injuries 1t vas duly
skipped or lowered After this work
.ss completed to the satisfaction Of
the trusts a Jelly Ash President COM
nlaeently signed and approved il and
vent out over the country calling Il
the best tariff bill ever written This
Nas a year ago. but the cost Of living
has since increased. and The public
has discovered that 1t va deceived.
an1 now the President declares that
the tariff bill which he approved Is
bad In places and that Il must be
patched
Ten years ago. the Idea Of Repub-
Ilean, much less a Republican pregi-
dent. intimating that the sacred tariff
Yas not perfect would have been con-
sidered sacriligious and the high
priests of protection would have lift
I'd their lilywhite hands IN horror at
me thought of such ImpIety. hut
they now see arising the record OF
insir stealing and In sight Of II are
mid and timid ana We have the chief
ii them all, the complaeent Taft. say
Ing II Is bad
Wien sailor begins 10 fnrl his
. sails. 1t Is positive proof thai he fears
the storm. and when the President
recommends that thepreEent IarIff bin
he patched. It lie conclusive evidence
that the old suit of sin l. nov worn
out. and that the c. c. P Il IN desper-
ale straits. And this i where 1t
should be for of recent years II has
been simply party of plumber and
peIf.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16

Have you heard the news from
Vermont American Sentinel.
Why yes. d you II gave great
Joy to n Democratic heart, and Incl
dentally must have given sorrow 10
the proteetlonlst and the standpat
Republican. M this question asked
in ignorance. or Nss lt the inyoiun-
tary outbnrat Of IN afflicted and puf-
tured spirit
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16

Nearly 5000 babies died n New York
during the month OF July and the au-
lhorIties are alarmed. Roosevelt
should advocate the preservation of
lie instead OF devoting h energies
against race suicide.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16

Allegheny county has Ind - much
trouble bout the roads being I'M
proved By the Roads Commission. that
consideration was given - he sug-
geatlon that its Grand JuTy Indiet the
members of II. Then work began Inn
medIately on It's roads.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16

u tournament held N Queen Annes
county. the knights preferred playing
base ball TO browning the queen and
maids. This is reflection upon
either the chivalry Of the men Or the
beauty Of the girls. Which
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16

That tips are wages has been de-
eIded b the appeals court Of England,
The case came before i n : claim
made under the workmen.z eoInpet-
zaIIon act, In behalf Of : waiter who
"a accidently killed IN dining car.
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LOT NO4.Sl.00.

This of the largest lots containing mems women's
and boys shoes An especially good assortment Of mems
shoes for either dress everyday Not pair WORTH
less than 2 % but you take your choice for s69
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LOT NO.3,s1.4S.

Mems Womens boys and girls Shoes all feathers every
pair worth from 81 70 to e. 90 your choice for 81 49,
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Mems and women's fine and work Shoes made from the
very best feathers tanned These extra good qualities
both black and TAM and would Be cheap $3.50 but
samples you take your choice for S1.98
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LOT N0..Sf.lO.

Womens misses and chidren's and boys shoes grand
opportunity get good supply of school Shoes all styles
and feathers for dress rough button bucher and lace
styles. Al worth 81 so, any pair in this lot for s1.19
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Womens misses and childens shoes for dress or school
wear pair worth at least Il % choice of this lot
for
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Mems high top shoes laced boots good high tops in the
best feathers in black and tan. size only Regular 81 90
high top shoes for 1896.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-16

1t is good time for the Democratic
party 10 heed The admonition Of The
old Prophet 10 ancient Israel. AK
for the old paths and walk therein ]"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28

|cyla, csyby spozymek bel
tax pretko; teraz mi poviec
cry cl,to pamieta tax rych-
~ spo:ymek ia, teraz ty
ua mnie patrzysz jak vol ma
nowe wrota, . jezyka tobie
" gebie zabraklo - ale oneg-
.daj, gdy mi Sc do kurnika
dosta1o tedy on cy latal jak
kolowrotek, q teraz cy scerp
- ME odpow iadasz DO ME
mozesz. A teraz znoWu kie-
dy6 drrga kometa ma przyc
to znowu cos bedze, mole
sic obrocy " te druga stro.
ne"
Ale DO tez spozimek byl
piekny, ciep}y isuchy to tez
ma polacb jeuo. sic roilo j
kazdy sic spieszy} z siewem
zbuza; ale luz nieieden wspo-
mina1 zeby tecza deszczu
przyszfa co tez IA. kwiet,
MIA Cd rama sic pocze}o chmu-
rye a Cd obiadu zacze}o pa
dac i padalo Gale poobiedzie
doskonale. a przytem pare
razy z~agrzmiato, a nccy
wiatr sic obr6cil z p6}nocno
zachodu i nawiedzi1 mas ta~
XII 6nieg i mr6z, a blizarda
TAXA, re niespos6b cd
czwartku az do poniedzia1ku
wieczora snieg sic wali} jak
z miecha, a wicher okropny.
To tez sic porobi}y zaspy, ma
10 j II stop, ME by]o sic
MONA z cha}upy wyruszyc;
kto mia} W budzie co do je~
dzenia i do palenia ten byi
szczesliwym. Drzewa wszyst-
kie juz by}y zielone, owoco~
we jak: jab}ka 6liwy, wi6nie
i inne wszelkiego rodzaju ia
cody, to ]uz wszystko kwitlo
a obecnie jest wszystko
zniezczone, zmarzle. Pcczty
niedostalismy W sobote, a
kolej take zablokowana BY
Ia. Bodaj tez to ma tvm swie.
Gle, jak to jest wiejskie
przyslewie re, narodzli sic
syn bozy q co rok to gor7ej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28

kawskim, ze sic mieszai4 "
nieswoje sprawy; i.piszace-
mu to NIGGA jeszcze palce
przyskrzynic ale bardzo
prosae icb OTTO, zeby mieli
respekt ola mnie, be jam
jest "prosty CHOP" j znam
sic ia pisaniu jak wiki "a
gwiazdach. Ale chocbyi wy.
st6sowali jaka cieta odprawe
ola mnie to chetnie Wszyst-
ko przyjme j rzuce ma drugi
raz pi6ro " kat.
Dziekuje wszystkim szan.
korespondentom, kt6rzy pi
sza O swoim powodzeniu do
Wiarusa, z kad sie .mozemy
dowiedziee o stosunkach j
zyciu naszych braci polak6w,
a szczeg6lniej pan Ormuz "a
sluguje na pochwa1e i posza-
~nowanie, DO jest ME tylko
dzielnym korespondentem a.
le i dobrym poeta, kt6ry tax
piekne wiersze pisuje do
Wiarusa, przytem widac, re
jest to dobry katolik j dziel-
nv polak, kt6ry Una obowiaz-
Ii swoje, kt6rego obchodzi
wszystko co nasze GO pol
skie. Oby6my wszyscy byli
jemu podobni; pana Or
muza zapraszamy, ably PREY
sposobnosci zechcia1 odwie-
dzi6 i nasza Ossde.
S~zanownemu Wiarusowi
dziekuje serdecznie, &e nam
uzycza miejsca " swoje po-
czytnem pi6mie, ola naezych
correspondence; take "a
swoje rady i wskaz6wki ia
kiemi mas zasila, oby zyi nam
iaknajd}uzej. las wszystkich
braci rodak6w zachecam do
abonowania Wiarusa, juzto
ze Wiarus idzie prosta droga
! jest pismem przystepnem
ola kazdego.
Zase}ajac serdeczne pozdro-
wienie ola wszystkich czytel-
nik6w Wiarusa " og6le ola
wszystkich bracj polak6w.
w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28

lecz v Bogu nadzieja. 4
moi sasiad to TAXI wielki, IS.
ami go sic tknii, DO poWiada:
"a wichita, q ME m6wi6l ia
tego, re jak ia druga kometa
przYndze, re obrocy SWAT "
druga strone, a czy SO ME O.
br6cyl? chto to kiedy widzal
taxa blizarde i lyle 6niegu,
q TAXI mr5z kiedy juz wszyst-
10 zelone jak wesr6d lata; a
co to ptactwa zmarnialo z
lglodu j zymna, wszedzo pei
no ley a ~najwiecy tych car
nych "black biz De" a moja
stara ia tax krzyczy al "
niebo glosy, DO zaea}a sobie
troche pasternaku, q tam ia
ki smiot smiegu jak CORA,
vice go ma stracony, DO "a a.
sekurowany ME by} - a ku-
"a co sedzala ma jajach zlaz-
Ia, a jesce jej ME ma.
A nasz Wiel. ks. proboszcz
to tax Jak ma wlosku re ME
zostal gdzies " preirach
przez ca1y ten BLIZZARD - DO
pojechad do Geneseo fur
manka pomoc Wiel. KS. Wal
dowskiemu W odpu6cie i slu-
chaniu %spowiedzi, a we
czw&rtek Ago wybral sic z
powrotem do domu, a cd pol
drogi JUL sic spotka} z desc.
czem i zmok1 doskonale ale
jednak szcze6liwie przyjecha.
Ii do domu a jest 81 mile.
drogi - aptak to niejednego
zlapalo.
Snieg naturalnie juz zgi-
nal tylko zaspy gdzie6 jesz-
cze lea, ale p. znowu wiatr
z p6lnocno-zachodu vial a
tax Jimmy, re rano % go cieplo-
mierz wskazywa1 II wyzej
zera; a teraz Jest Ottawa, ze
ma go}ej z;emi to zasiewy u
cierpia. A jezs]i sic ME pre-
wr6ci to 24go rano be lie
mr6%, a term)metr b. lzie
wskazywAf ma zero polling
togo zimaa, ale moze Pan
Bog zmieni IL hedzie leplej
JOL. GRUBA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28
s. Oak
Szanowna Redakcyo
Wiarusa!

Prosze umiesci6 pare slow
z naszej oko]lcy: Spozimek
rozpoczal sic nadzwyczaj r.y-
chic DO trawka sic zieleni,
drzewka tax owocowe jak i
inne rozpuszczaja, lecz. 5go
kwietnia zimno i mr6z - a
moi sasiad to taxi wielki, re:
ami go sic tknij, powiada: "a
widzysz bia}ko, kiedym cy
ia mowie1 re kometa swia-7
tenn obrocyla tos sic zemie
smia1a, a teraz co - zeby
kometa swiatem ME obro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28

ale pow6d ciszy m0gge wytlo-
maczyei ak d &! Ite moi chop
ski rozum siega:n 0tfz.sburzaa q.
wielka|z hukiemI seskotem
przeszia mad nami.i zabieraiac
wszystkoe co ejsta1o ma pre-
szkod1e chciala nam j poczy-
tnego Wiiarus,a zabrae; ale N.Y.
Smy sic sop '. iak moglii
trzymlaalES lIEl ttzesac sic ze stra-
chu Wsssarusa-4no IS jak s
oparlin a"burza: szcze6liwie
przeszla' 30 oparla5aeie jako Q.
g16wny port Galwestonie
i tam sic rozbi}a tracac swoja
moe, a-my6my dzieki Bogu
ocaleli szcze6liwie i Wiarus
chociaz sko]atany pozoeta}
miedzy mani, vice tenn sill
niej bedziemy 20 trzymac a.
by nam go nova burza ME
zabra}a.
Teraz nowu ", obrone
chcia1bym wziac pana "Poz~
na6czyka" Szan. "Ormuzo-
wi" cos W tel sprawIe wyt}o-
maczye, lecz prosze obu ably
mi palc6w ME przyskrzynii,
re sic mieszam jak plat W
Credo.w nieswoje rzeczy:
Ot6z W mr.. 81. Wiarusa z
roku 1902. szan. Ormuz "a
rz1ca panu "Pozna6czykowl"
i dziwi sic, re on, piszacy
1adnie i poprawA ie .po pol
sku, zaraz ma wstepie obawia
sic czegos jakoby ms}y "a
GEEK >szk6lny, kt6ry ma W
sk6re> dosta6 "a. zjakie6 pre-.
winienie - ot6z i ia szan.
Ormuzowi: tel syrawy tax
pro publico bono ME moge
wyjaSni6, ale gdyby szan.
Ormuz byl }askaw kiedy 3D.
wiedzic nasza osade, to bym
tax ma ucho GALA te sprawe
w~y6wietli}. lyle tylko po-
WIEN szan. Ormuzowi, re ma
swiecie dzirja sic rome spra.
wy j ME jedna rzec2, kt6ra
pam sic widzi jasna i czysta
innym znowu ia eama rzecz
sic widzi cjemna j brudna.
20 sic tyczy pana "Poznah-
czyka" to on ME lest bynaj.
mniej zajeczego serca, ami
zaczkiem slk6lnvm - ow~
SEEN, prawdziwy to 3po]ak
patryota, prawy katolik ME
obavja sic TAX ]ada czego -
ale "a niekiedy mocy przed
kt6remi sic bac potrzeba
chociaz O czysta i s}uezna
sprawe, i trzeba niekiedy "a
milknaG i ME dolewae oliwy
do ognia DO by tenn wiekszy
|by} pfomie6. TAX Same byio
i z bojaznia "Pozna6czyKa".
Vice szan. Ormuz uwzgle-
dni "Pozna6czykowi" re by}
W strachu kapany, DO tc by
la sprawl o kt6ra potrzeba
by}o sic strachac.
Dalej- szan. Ormuza pisze
W tej samej korespondencyi,
re gdy znajdzie HAWAI- czasu
to pie omieszka. odviedzic
mas tn rodak6w W Brennan,
ale sadzac z ,opisu szan. "Or-
muza" ohawia sic: abv 90 Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28

-
Wiel. ks. St. Cynalew,ki
sam osobi6cie przejechal te
ziemie " szerz j " dluz, to
ziemje zbadal j m6wif, 10
to jest najlepsza ziemia jaka
mu sic traffic widziec pod
.czas swojoj podr6sy pc Sta.
zach Zjedn. . jest to ka-
plan, kt6remu zaufac- moina
ma i kt6ry sobie Wzial "a eel,
ably mas tn braci polak6w,-
a szczeg6lniej jednostki, roz-
rzucone pc calych sta
mach, zlaczyc " jedna wiel-
ka kolonia, aby6my sic ME
wynarodowil1. Geese mu i
s}awa "a to.
Nauka W naszej szkole pa
rafialnej juz sic zako6czyla,
z powodu re teraz rodzice
maja " polu bardzo pima
prsce, wisczdzieci, st6sowne
do togo i'm " tel piracy pc.
magaja, Dzieci przez ten kr6t-
XII czas zhacznY zrobi}y po-
step " nauce, a do zawdzie-
czenia many panu L. Gle
s~zykowskiemu, kt6ry sic sta
raj @ lie by}o " lego mocy,
aby tylko dzieci nasze mai
]epiej wyuczy6.
Pan Cieszykowski jest to
czlowiek bardzo inteligentny,
.bystrego umys}u i bardzo
przyjacielski, vice tez przez
ten kr6tki czas: iaki z Mani
przebywa zjednat sobie
wszystkich tutejszych roda-
k6w. Panu Cieszykowskiemu
nalezy sic wd [z Egg W.
mamie z naszej strony "a tru-
dy jake podjae Ola naszych
dzieci i dla mas jake organis-
ia. Ia to wszystkie jego tru-
dy ola mas podjete, sk}adam
mu jak najserdeczniejsze
stare polskie Bog zaplac."
Pan nauczyciel : kilkoma
rodakami nosiji sic z mysla
urzadzie jaka maj6wke ola
dzieci, DO to najwieksza ola
nich uciecha j maja chez do
!alszej nauki; ale jak sly.
cbsc, maia bye przeciw to-
mu jakie6 przeszkody, vice
maj6wka pewno do skutku
ME pszyjdzie.
Nasz Wiel. KS. proboszcz
NJ. A. Dabrowski ma mas W
kr6tce opuscic, a do mas
przybedzie i obejmie piecza
mad Mani nowo wyswiecony
kaplan Wiel. ks. Micha1 Ia
Dor. Wiel. ks. Dabrowski
ma objac piecze mad parafia
skladaiaca sic 2 r6znych ma.
%rodowosci, a %poniewaz Wie).
ks. proboszcz w]ada Wieloma
jezykami, vice bedzie bardzo
st6sowny do tel parafii, PREY
tenn tam znaidzie lepszych i
z~yczliwszych parafian jak u
mas. Oby mu Pan Bog dopo-
m6gl jak najlepiej. Ny z ma
szej strony skladamy najser-
deczniejsze dzieki Wiel. ks.
proboszczowi "a wsz ystkie
truly, kt6re ola mas pc ijaf i
"a opieke mad nami. Oby mu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28

gdyby do mas przyjecha! to
MECH sic bynaimniej ME o
.bawia, DO tn nasi rodacy ME
|tacy> pochopLi dc bierzmo-
wanna owszem, tn nasi bra
|cia polacy prowadza sic wzo-
rowo zyja " zgodzie !
mi}o6ci i dalecy SO cd bierz-
mowanis. Tu ga prawie sa-
mi Puxna6czycY, a chociaz
mo via re Pozna1czycy mai
gorsi ale chwa}a Bogu tax
zle z nami ME jest, owszem
pozna1czycy jest to ludek
spokojny i cichy vice W tel
sprawie moze bye pan. Or
muz zupe}nie spokojny.
Co sic tyczy "go]arzy bez
myd}a" jakoby tn u mas byli
to ia ME WIEN, DO co ia wi
dziaiem, to tutejsi golarze
uzywaja do golenia myd}a;
bye mole. re jaki pokatny
golarz gdzie sic u mas znaj
DUE kt6ry goli bez myd!a, a.
lie TAXI sic skryje "a kulisy
a przytem ludziska wiedzac
re jest to fdfszerz z daleka
90 omijaia.
w ko1cu 0 lie sobie przy--
pominam, szan. Ormuz pi-
sal, re tn many wolno6c j
swobode do pisania, 70 nam
tn Mkt kaga6ca ME zaklada
aby6mv milczeli jak II Mos
kala Tub u Prusaka hakatys-
ty. - Bravo = brawol ia
sam bym juz by} przyklas-
nal szan. Ormuzowi gdybym
sic ME przekonaf, ze czasem
i ma tutejszei wo]nosci "a
wie66 sic MONA, re i tutaj
choc W dalekim Texasie, jesz-
cze czasem hakata mole do
siagnac i cze7tokroc cz}owiek
~najniewinniejszy chwyciw.
sly "a pi6ro, piszac sprawy
|jasne i prawdziwe, ME raza
CO nikogo nabawi sic nieprzy~
|jemnosci i must chc3c ME
cbcac przyjac do c2asu ka-
ganiec milczenia.
Szan. czyte]n;cy ! czytel-
niczki Wiarusa czytajac ten
moi opis tax zagmatwany,
pokiwaja sobie giovanni po-
wiedza, co to "a jakis niedo-
warzony przyb}eda ma pisar-
czyka zakrawa, a abecadla
dobrze ME rozumie. S!uszna
prawda, i ia cam namysiiw-
sly sic, inaczej mole ME po-
staple - a prawde mo WAC,
bardzo by mi sic szko}a przY-
dala, DO powiadaja 10 i mai
slawniejszy i ~najma3rzejs sly
professor uczyc sic must do
(smierci; a coz dopiero ia,
kt6ry AMI ME by}em "a po-
|mocnika pisarskiego. Vice
prosze szan. czytelnik6w o
pob}azliwo6c, DO jak JUL ma
wstepie zaznaczyfem ME jes'
tenn kszta}cony ma literata.
U mas teraz wszystko zyie
nsjlepszem zyciem i wszyst-
kie p}cdy ziemi kt6re tn
|rosna, a kt6re r6lnik rzucil
W ziemie, szczeg6lniej wszyst-
ka ogrodowizna juz jest "
pelnym rozkwicie; ziemniaki
;nno mo rzvuo ;,,S h,Iz;o "a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28

jem sic uporae. Nadmienic
tn nusze ze baWelna terra a.
dose dobrze p1aci, cd u. do
1A centa funt stosownle
do gatunku- tax samo j
kukurydza 90c ! uyzej "a
buszel. SWINE tez tn dose:
dobrze plaza -=od8 do 85c
font; a troche dalej Cd mas
we Ford Worth maja placic
lie funt. Jaja plaza leraz
przecietnie 15c, a dawniej
placily rs i Soc j W og6le
wszystko co tuteiszy rolnik
wyprodukuje moze W tych
czasach dosy6 dobrze spree
dac;-w tych czasach movie,
DO dawniej, pred kilkunas-
tn laty, to ami po}oVy tego
"a swoje produkta ME do
stall co teraz.
Vice jak widzicie szsn.
czytelnjcy i u mas " Texasie
MONA sobie ma kawa1ek
chleba zarObic j Texas ME
Jest. tax dziki AMI taxi CORA
cy iak go sobie niekt6rzy W
p6fnocnych stronach wyo-
brazaja. Owszem Texas jest
juz dose zamieszkaiy i to
przez spokojnych %obywateli.
Reprezentuja Texas rome ma.
rodowo6ci: Anglicy,. IrIand-
czycy, Niemcy - s1owem:
MONA tn s2otkae prawie kaE-
da narodowos6. I mas Pola-
k6w jest tez kilka osad oh
siedlonych, z kt6rych 0 pa
ru jui wiedza szan. czytelni-
cy z opis6w szan. korespon-
dent6w W Wiarusie, II niekt6-
re jeszcze spia sobie spokoj-
ME, ale bye moze re ! tam
tejsi bracia rodacy sic ockna
z letargu i dada O sobie via
domo6c. Piszacy ich tez zu~
pe1nie zostawi spokojnie, DO
to ME Jest jego. zadaniem,
jedno, re tamtejszych stosun-
k6w dobrze ME Una, a potem
sic boi ably mt pa]c6w ME
przycieli, re sic MESA W ME
swoje rzeczy.
Powietrze tez tutaj jest
przyjemne tax zima jak j la.
tenn, i mic jest tax goraco a.
by ludzie umierali Cd pora-
zenia slo6ca lax 20 duzyoh
miastach, ma p6}nocy; zie-
mia tn jest dose dobra i zu-
pelnje wyzywi tutejszego rol.
nila. Ale abyscle sZan. czy-
telnicy ME myself, re Texa>
jest kraina mlekiem j miu-
dem p1ynaca = vice zapew-
MAN, ,ze i tutaj pieczont
golabki ME przyjda do CAB
ii, j gdyby kto stall re zalo-
3oDemi rekoma, to mu mic
samo ME skapnie = DO juz
tax Pan Bog postanowil "
1'pocie czofa bedziesz praco-
wal ma kawa]ek chleba",
m6dl sic czlowiecze i pracu
q Pan Bog CT %dopomoze.
Ziemia tn jest W Genie, cd
rs. do so dolar6w "a ak;er,
st6sownie do wartosci: jak
lepsza Tub bl'zej PREY mics
Gle to wiecei trzeba zaplacie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

supplisd BY Hamilton. Who was assumed
20 be profitang BY the alleged speculation.
Hamilton had indeed given money 70
Reynolds. but the money was blaOkmail
enacted by that psrson. who had long
besn mari complainant. To protect his
honor as public officer Hamilton elected
20 tell the story Of his connection with
Mrs. Reynolds and made q public state
ment without reservation. Muhlenberg
and VenAbles were convinced and apollo
gized. Monroe. however. maintained his
original view that Hamilton was guilty
Of malfsasance In ofilcs. This led 20
q heated correspondence and demands
from Hamilton that Monroe should re-
tract. which after much delay he reluo-
family did. Even then the question Of .
duel was raised. The copy OF . challenge
written by Monroe but never sent has
been preserved.
Many yoars Afterward, when Hamilton
had been In his grave Q long time and
Monroe and Mrs. Hamilton were aged
people. Monroe paid her q visit. The in
terview Is reported by her nephew. then
a lad OF IS:
had been sent % call upon ny aunt Hamilton
one afternoon. found her IN her garden and
WAS there with her sAhing. when her naidservant
came from the house with Q card ~ was the
card 81 James Monroe. She rad the name and
stood holding the card much perturhed. Her
voice Sank and she spoke very low. she always
did when she was angry. what has that man
rome IN sec me tor'- escaped nom her. why.
Aunt Hanlton,- aid l. don't you know It's
MI Monroe. and he's been President and he IL
visiting hero now In the neighborhood. and has
been very much made NJ and invited everywhere.
and -. ! suppose. he has come 30 call and pay
his reSpects IN you After moments hesitation
I will see him" she said The maid went back
20 the house my aunt followed. walking rspidly
] after her As she entered the psrior Monroe
rose She stool IN the middle 81 the room facing
him She did not ask him 10 II, down. lie
bowed. and addressing her formally. made her
rather . se' speech that it WAS many years
since they had met. that the lapse Of time
brought its softenink Influences. that they both
were nearing the grave. when past differences
could BE- forgiven and forgotten. In short from
his point " view, = very nice. concnAtNry. well
turped lttlr speech. She answered stiiI standing
and looking A. him: Mr. Monroe. n you have
come - tell mo that YOU repent, that sou are
sorry. ycry sorry, for the misrepresentation and
the ISLANDERS and the st0res you circulated against
my dear husband n you have come 10 Sav thls
! understand ~ Rut otherwise no lapse al time
no nrnrncSs 20 the grave. makes any difference
Without a word Monroe turned. took
up his hat and lett the ROOM