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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

Tnc thirticth annual New Mexico
fair n first state exposition, not to
mention the grand statehood celebra-
ton, win begin just one week from
tomorrow, Monday, October 8.
This is getting in perilously close
Quarters. The fair management real
,Zcs this fact. and everything is "a
luzz of preparation at air %headquar-
ters in the Korber building and at
Traction park, where preparations are
being made TO house the largest ag-
g%regation OF livestock. including
blooded horses, dogs and chickens
ever gathered together in one town in
the southwest. The poultry show es-
lecia'iv is growing So fast that the
iatr association has 10 step lively to
Keep up with the proposition. Yester-
Gay word was received from Colorado
That a bird fancier is coming with n
whole carload of chickens to display
al the fair here. This will be 100
count 'em-i00-coops Of chickens,
including some of the classiest fowls
tnat ever cackled. This assures more
than half a thousand loops of fine
poultry for the exhibition. making a
livestock display i'm itself. that viii be
worth the price of admission several
ifines over. In this connection IL Is
eil to repeat that all exhibits must
pe IN place in the poultry show not
later than IL a. M. october 3. eN-
nibitors. however. being allowed until
p Do. M. in ease OF unavoidable delays.
There viii be also displays Of An
CORA aud white rabbits. Belgian hares.
peaiowls- guineas. japanese pleas
ants. guinea pigs. prairie dogs and
pigeons with prizes Ia an these
classes G. II. Rhodes OF Topeka.
han-. viii act as judge in the poultry
nov. q its success viii be largely
cue to the work OF superintendent
John Rcuh. No entry fees are charged
az ihis exhibition aud q splendid list
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

and every display and hat any mer-
chant or business man of any kind
who is LEFT out of the big show VIII
be behind the times. During The past
few DAYS a large number of addi-
tional floats have beer arranged for
and his parade viii make all former
attempts look ike spurious imtta-
tons. Ernest Landolfi, i'm charge of
the Calithumpian division, has Sc
cured a number of prizes from bust
ness men the past week for the win
ners in this spectacular mounted divi-
sion Of the pageant.
For the trades and industrial divi-
sion of the Montezuma parade prizes
VIII be given as follows.
Best trades display .........$ $4,000
Most artistic and beautiful float $4,000
Second prize $500
Most comic or burlesque float :. $500
These prizes to be awarded by a
committee selected by the fair assoc
citation.
Montezuma Bail.
Everything in connection with the
Montezuma ball is coming on splen-
didly," said A. b. McGaffey yesterday.
Mr.. McGaffeY has charge of this bril-
liant social event Of The fair season,
which is also the big social event Of
the year in New Mexico. For brill
Iiancy. attendance. and beauty of APP
poinlments. il win break all records
this year.
The Auto Parade.
One of the most beautiful show
features of the downtown program of
the week is to be the Illuminated
floral auto parade Friday, october Z,
charge OF "a committee headed by
Col. u. X. q. Sellers. The ladies' aux
iliary committee, Mrs. L. II. Lester,
chairman, has been very busy design
ing and assigning decoration schemes
for the motor cars and aiding in the
of preparing the decorations.
The Art Department.
None of tho innovations in the fair
his year has proved more popular
rom the start than the competition IN
lass Horticulture, pantry stores,
,rt. handicraft and textile work, n
lmateur photo work, ana this display
viii be the mecca for hundreds at the
air grounds.
II is under the able supervision Of
Edward W. Roberts, the well known
lrchitect, and art connoisseur, who
las been extremely busy since the
was first planned.
All entries in this display must be
made with the superintendent before
10 a. M. october 3. Each entry must
be- the work OF ana amateur, profess
ionals being barred. Each entry must
be- either framed or mounted on
cardboard. and the name of the sub
ect given with the entry. There is
no entry Fee. Special awards will bc
for the first. second, third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

of trophy silver cups and other prizes
viii be awarded.
DOG show booming.
Entries are coming in every day in
The big first annual rennel show and
there win be a collection OF blooded
dogs at Traction park next week that
viii astonish the natives. There is no
longer room for doubt that the dog
show and the poultry show viii be the
two big and move features of the eX-
position. DR.. George w. Clayton OF
Chicago, H.. is the judge in the dog
show. and G, NJ. Gilbride, superinteil-
dent. with DR.. William Belden as vet
c~rinarian i'm charge IN case one of the
disulav dogs is taken with a stomach
ache or otherwise mcapacitated to
appear at his best. Between fifty n
a hundred handsome and attractive
special prizes are offered in the ken
mel show and the hundreds of thor
ouehbred animals on exhibition VIII
include some OF the very finest speci-
mems in the west.
Fully a hundred Albuquerque dogs
are assured for the exhibition. nearly
that number being already entered,
said f.. s. Spindler. superintendent OF
the bench show. yesterday. w shall
have considerably more than that
number Of local dogs by the time the
show opens. and they are the PICK OF
Ai-buqueruue's CANNES. The entries
from outside are also beginning to
come I'm rapidly. and viii be coming
in up to- the dag of the opening. for u
is a practice with the more expert
enced dog fanciers and exhibitors 70
send them iu at the last minute.
l. NOur I1oat Ready
The committee in charge ot the
Montezuma parade TO be held Thurs
dav Of air week. ~ consisting of
John Borradaile. O.. o. Cushman. a..
p. Iearnard. Jacob Korber and d. A.
AIatson. Is trying TO round up an be
lated business men who have failed
10 get their floats ready. and All such
are exhortcd to remember that only
one week remains 20 prepare each
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
WATER USERS WILL
BLOW IN HERE
EARLY TODAY
Ell PAS0 AND MESlLLA
VALLEY BUNCH COMING
viii Give Band Concert at Az
varado Between 1880 ana
$3.50 Before Leaving for
Pueblo ON Special


The bis siX-car special excursion
train To the irrigation congress at
p,.bl. .,rryb,r so.,r,l
'
W''ola users lI'Hn ~ 'a"' A''
cruces aud the Mcsilla valley win arr
riyn I'm -Albuauorruc enrlv this morn
~. r, .t
'"N ''''''s "i'''
which Hctofnllblles the CROWD RON
the southern RIO 1rnnde valley VIII
give o concert at the Alyarado nee
tween 1880 aud $50. previous 10 the
departure of the special Tor the north
at about s:45, Tho delegates VINO go
20 Pueblo To look after the rights oi
New Mexico 20 the waters of the no
Grande and 70 take q iall out OF the
Colorado crowd include the most rep
resentative men from the south tnu
of the valley. Thoy represent the
commercial clubs OF El Poso and Las
cruces, the Elephant Butte Water
Users Association ol Las cruces and
the El Iasn valley Whter Users AS
sociation OF 81 paeo Tile crowd viii he
Joined here Hud at points further north
las quite "a numher of Delegates Nh"
VIII help to make % Noise for New
Mexico 40 the congress The people
of the city should turn out as iar as
possible this morning 90 give the vis-
TORS % royal reception o. assure
them of the hearty sympathy ana coz
operation ol the people ol Che upper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

oau flHe frum one 81 Inc banks unless
the American flag Was hoisted above
lf for decorations of the Mcxicen Gene
teunial celebration In Tucson, Charles
AIzemora. an old-time soldier ol Fort
Lowell now Twins az Guaymas Mex
Insisted until the American flag
raised twenty years g Alze-
mnrH then in the army. held up n
N.vIcau parade until tho American
Tn. MAS carried nf its head.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
CLANCY TO SPEAK
At UNIVERSITY
ASSEMBLY
Republican Idea Of Making Of a
Constitution 10 Be Subject Of
Address at School IomouOW,

Attorney General Frank W. clancy
win address the student assembly ia
Htdcy haIl at the University Of New
Mexico and republican idcas as TO the
'ffhe Making 90 g Constitution, pre-
seuting the republican idea of "a ON
stitutiDn for the ness state OF New
Meyirf and republican ideas 10 TO the
best features which should obtain in
the state government. Mr. Clancy
follows II. H Ferguson who spoke "a
week. ago at the assembly from tho
democratic viewpoint. The public is
invited 10 attend the address tomor-
row. the second in @ series of talks
by public men On the problems which
ront the new state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

fourth and fifth best photos in the
various classes. First and second
prizes are to be awarded for the best
exhibits in all classes Of the art dis
play, including cut flowers, ported
plants, cooking, painting, drawing,
wood and metal work, china painting,
needle and crochet work, embroidery,
etc.
$4,000 in Racing Prizes.
It is now apparent that the field in
the big horse racing tournament VIII
far excel amy previous event, and the
horsemen are promised the very best
n fastest program ever seen here.
with $4,000 offered in the purses, a
big stake and one that assures good
racing, Jake Levy is superintendent
of the harness and running program
and j. w. Brauer of Colorado Springs
is the experienced starter,
1t is unnecessary to refer to the
rest of the splendid program of sports
aud amusements. The Parker Car
nival company, one OF the best in the
world, viii amuse the pleasure seek
crs each and every minute. Just TO
remind you of the good things that
are coming. there is the daily balloon
ascension at Traction park. the fiji
teen-milc Marathon. entered by the
~flcetcst Indians i'm the southwest the
tennis tournament under the auspices
of the Albuquerque Tennis club, with
II. b. Jamison, AS superintendent,
"A fine silver trophy. kick-the-
stick races and other Indian sports
under the able direction Of Prof.
julius Staab. the best ball tournament
ever attempted. with half a dozen fast
teams, william A.. Keleher, superin-
tendent, and John Mullion. the West
ern Lacquer. as umpire. There viii be
cowboy relay races, motorcycle races,
automobile races and other races, in
Guiding nearly every kind Of race
known 10 civilized man.
Products Display.
The display of resources will be
complete ana comprehensive this year
with good displays of fruit, vegetables,
minerals and what not, from
every county. showing what strides
New Mexico has taken in the past
year in the development of the arid
and the utilization Of her re-
The fruit exhibit will be es-
pecially fine.
It may be worth while TO again call
attention TO the following rules gov
exhibits and prizes
Exhibits.
The fair grounds VIII De open Tor
The reception OF stock and articles. ON
Saturday. October /. All exhibits and
must be in place h5 DO O'Clock
o. m. Monday. october 3 with entry
cards attached. except as otherwise
provided.
Exhibitors must see To- thc delivery
Of their exhibits 20 the superintendent
n the appropriate department % %
J
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

1t Is announced that at eight o'clock
headed 10y the Mexican military banI.
the visitors viii march In "a body to
the Commercial club building wncrc
they win be addressed By Colonel w
S. lIopewell. chairman of the board
OF control OF the SiXtcenta National
irrigation congress here in 1905, and
prominent in the work of the con-
gross. The people should turn out
handsomely to greet the delegates at
the train or nc the club aud snoW them
that albuquerque is with them 60 tho
finish.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

PALMlLLA COMMODORE
Airedale Terrier 10 be Ex-
hibited at Kennel Show by
E. S. Spindler. Register
ed number 37067; sire
Champion Commodore, OF
Clipstone K Clipstone Co
bait. Fought q bear at age
Of five months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
TIlE ECONOMIST
SCHOOL HOSE SPECIAL

Children's Black Ribbed Hose, a splendid wearer,
for boys heavy ribbed, and for girls fine ribbed fast
black, sizes E to to 9 IL
Special, 2 for Csc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

Tie Home Restaurant has moved
10 ifs new home. mex door TO First
National Brink on Gold Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

The Home Restaurant opens its
door. for dinner tonight. Music in
aftendanrc. Next % First National
Bank. cold Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25
WITH ANNUAL FAIR ONLY WEEK
DISTANT, TRACTION PARK IS
BEGINNING TO LOOK BUSY
FINAL PREPARATIONS RAPIDLY
BEING MADE FOR GREATEST
GAY CARNIVAL OF THEM ALL

Whole Carload of Chickens Added to Poultry Show at One
Fell Swoop; Horses Are Coming in, Prize Dogs Are Barking
and Side Show Spieers viii Soon be Doing the Same; BuSI-
ness Men Urged TO Take Advantage of Short Tine Re-
naming 10 Prepare Floats for Gorgeous Pageant Of the
Late MOntezuma.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-25

The only Home Cooking In tlic city
at the Home Restaurant. Gold Ave,
next 10 First Naii0nfl Hank.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-20
e. Kinkade. Of Tulsa. was here on

p. Kinkade. of Tulsa, was here on
business today.
Your complexion is now best for
photos. Fowler. 2S7-S
Robert Haynes was here from Grove
yesterday afternoon.
]. J. Fitzgibbon. of Tulsa, was in
the city this morning.
X. ]. Montgomery was here this
morning from Centralia.
Miss Edna Gin went to Joplin. to
day, for visit with friends.
w. d. Steele came up from Sapulpa
last night, on a business trip.
A, H. Carl and wife, of Welch, were
visitors in the city last night.
Oscar C. Schmidt of Fairland. was
visitor in Vinita this morning.
]. w. Ridge Of Coffeyyille, was
transacting business here today.
Daniel Long. of Wyandotte, was
ltransacting business here today.
Theo. Hayden, a banker of Tulsa
was here this morning on business
Mrs. j. M. Young returned to Alton
this afternoon, after a visit here with
relatives.
William S. Shoemake and wife oi
Claremore, were among the throng Of
visitors here today.
C. C. and w. A. Jenkins, the well
known citizens of Bluejacket, were
/ in the city last night.
Cards have been issued for an af
ternoon party at the home of Mrs. w
Houk, early next week.
d. NJ Marrs left last night for Kan
sas City and will go to Guthrie anC
Enid for few days business trip.
New four room house to lease O.
rent Water and gas in house. Clos,
in. Fowler, the photographer. III
1t is imperative that business mel
and property owners of the city bt
present at the railroad meeting to
might.
Miss Grace Frogge, who has beer
visiting Mrs. Catherine Frogge, lef
this morning for visit with relatives
at Sapulpa
Mrs. ], w. Sims entertained tn,
twentieth Century club yesterday af
Iternoon. There was a good attendance
and the hours were very pleasantly
spent with fancy work.
Slater Mcclure left today for /
months visit at San Antonio, Tex
During his absence. Mr.. Hurbert will
lbe at the shop and will ably TAX,
care of the sign painting business.
HELP WANTED good woman t
care for two children and do ligh
house work. Six dollars per week
Phone 1853. Mrs. Seymour Riddle.
| It is imperative that business mel
land property owners of the city b,
present at the railroad meeting tc
might.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-20

business.
Alfred Post was here from Joplin
last night.
c. G. Roberts was in Alton on bust
ness today
J. C. Payne came down from Joplin
this morning.
Seymour Riddle left last night for
Tulsa and Nowata.
Miss Leila Slough returned to Blue
jacket this morning
Lou Bordenkircher went to Mus
kogee this morning.
Miss Ella Kincade was here from
Tulsa this morning.
w. H. Mitchell came down from
Seneca this morning.
Mrs. John Gunter has returned
from a visit in Texas.
Miss Mabel Miller returned from
Muskogee last evening.
K. W. Stryker has returned from a
trip to Oklahoma City.
Miss Louise Graper returned from
Pryor Creek last night.
Mrs. M. G. Williams of Alton is
visiting Mrs. Will Walkley.
The Circle Club met this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. P. w Bonfoey.
Mrs. ]. S. Burns and Miss May Hol
land went to Muskogee this morning
John Thomason is able to be down
town today, after a few days illness
The City Clerks office is being NOV
ed today to the Auditorium building
R. Il Reamer, brother of w. ]
Reamer is here today from Kansas
City
Mrs, A. H. Goodykoontz returned te
sapulpa, this morning, after few
days visit here.
Earl Johnson returned to Pryor
Creek last night after a visit here
with Joe Wheat.
Mrs. M. =. Milford and daughter
Laura, returned this morning, from 6
visit in Kansas.
q. j. Carter of Fort Smith, specia,
agent for the Security Insurance com
Ipany was in Vinita today
w. H. Blankenship of the Mode
Clothing company, of Carthage, was
i here today. en- route to Tulsa.
It is imperative that business mer
and property owners of the city BIZ
present at the railroad meeting to
night.
FOR SALE Modern six room
house. Half block south of public
schools and block west of South park
C. Fl. Reidemann. 22st
Misses Lena and Flossie Cannon
who have been visiting the family D
lsC. H. Goodpaster, will return tt
Springfield, tomorrow
Mrs. O. L. Rider entertained th,
Bridge Whist Club yesterday after
noon at her home on South Adair
The prize for the month past wa
awarded Mrs. ]. H. Butler
Special this week, 1915 and f5t
embrcideries only 10c. 25c corse
cover embroidery only 19c. See on
10 and zoe glassware and China bar
gain tables. The Fair. 234-
w. L. Lyons, constable, returne'
last evening from Muskogee where h
arrested VIM. Arthur Hunt. colored
wanted on fraud and forgery charge
Hunt is said to be the chief of th
gang that has been defrauding th
people of this section for scme time
| 1t is imperative that business me-
and property owners of the city b
present at She railroad meeting tC
night.
/ WANTED-MEF TO LEARN BAH
BIER TRADE. Few weeks complete:
Time saved by steady practice. Care
full instructors, tools given, diploma
granted. Wages Saturdays. Position
waiting. Splendid demand for gradl
ates. Write today. MoIer Barbe
College. Kansas City, Mo- 23s-
have purchased the Vinita Baker
and am prepared to supply all kind
OF fancy bread and pastries. A
bread made by machinery. H. Fischei
Phone $50. 2s3-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-20

We have not an inferior article to offer
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-20

and up-to-date and this is to be the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-01-20

best and greatest sale we have ever
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01
Do braci rodak6w!

D0starcZamy wszystkim
cierpiacym najlepsze or.ygi-
maine medyCyly gwaranto-
wane prZeZ WysOki Rad
w W~asZyDgtOnie.
Naszemi specyfikami wy
leczyli6my tysiace z po6r6d
rodak6w, cierpiacych ma
nerwowy B6l g1owy (neura.
glia), zawroty g}owy, wypa-
DAME wlos6w, 1upiez, zapale-
ME oczu, kataraktY, b6l gar
d1a, przeziebienie blony
krtaniowej, chroniczny ka-
tar kisZek i b6le zOfadka;
malarye, ziemnice (febre),
chorobe merck i watroby.
Nasza wylaczna SPECIAL
'nOScia leczenie chor6b kO-
biet najbardziej zastarzalych.
MezcZyzni NIGGA nam
zaufac greedy mfOdOSCi.
-. Najwiekszym wrogiem:
ReumatyZm, hemOrOi0y,
tasiemnik.
/ Vice poc6z d1uzej cierpie6?!
Udajcie sic do mas, zaufajcie
nam a podziekujecie j
drugim nasze lekarstwa pc.
lecicie.
Nieprzyjacielem dZieci:-
glisty. W dniu jednym u
stapia pc zuzyciu naszego
preparatu.
Wielu cierpi ma zests rza1e
|rany, wyrzucajac ostatni
grosz, bYle bye u1eczonemi,
Napiszcie do mas!
Najbardziej wyszukanym
specyfikiem Jest Benignina,
kt6ry zgoi wszelkie wypryski,
piegi, chrosty, wyrzuty wa.
trobiahe ma twarzy W pre-
ciagu z dni.
Zony, matki, ojcowie! Vie
le rodzin nieszczesliweml z
powodu OPILSTWA jednego.
2 osobnik6w. u mas jest ola
Was szcze6cie i spok6j ro-
danny, ME zwlekajcie,
lecz piszcie.
Szczeg6lnie sic ~polecamy
MKODYM PANIOM i 3.
~BALBIERZOM z naszym:
Royal danderine, Princess
liquid powder, Royal violet
cold cream etc.
BITTERS wyrabiany "
naszej fabryce powinien sic
znajdowa6 " domu kazdego
Polaka, jakotez polskiego
salunisty. Panom SALUNI-
.STOM pr6bki darmo. Jestto
jeden z rajlepszych dotych.
czas znanych bitters6w 70
%}adkowych.
Prepsraty nasze So wyra-
blame wed}ug przepis6w mai
lepszych STA
ROKRAJOWYCH.
Me badzcie samob6jcami
w}asnego zdrowia. Rozsze-
slave Imienia Pol
skiego!
Uczciwi Agenci tylko Polacy. u.
poszukiwani
{,,ksv,t, atsdys.aa Spdla
Inn ~ ~ @..~x I'D . E%":. t& 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01

!, RI
na noe przyjec;e. Tylko, ze
.zdaje sic bye Krzyzakiem do
dal dow6lca.
KrzyzaI odrzecze Wizgird.
ten zaeiety wr6g nasze ziemi
ale ME, On o goscine prosi a
kt6ryz Litwin, by tez j maj
srozszego swego nieprzyjacie-
la, a nawet Niemca, odpe-
dill kiedy sromotnie Cd swych.
podwol, gdy tenze prosi Q
przyiecie? ;dz vice czempre,
Downato, przyprowadz
tn nieznajomego rycerza.
Me jest to mic nieprawdzi-
wego W tych s1owach, DO je-
zeli dis jeszcze panuje "
Litwie 6wieta cnota gokcin-
nosci, jakze6 tenn wiecej daw-
nj Litwini te cnote spe1niali.
Nied}ugo drzwi sic otwo~
rzy{y, a do swietlicy wstapi}
rycerz olbrzymiej postaci, W
zbroi, odziany
p}aszczem dfugim, bia1ym, ma
kt6rym by} wyszyty wielki
krzyz czarny. Wzdrygna1 sic
Wizgird, spojrzawszy ma to
god}o, W kt6rego imie }u-
plezki zakon pustoszy1 dzier.
zzawy Litwin6w i zamienia}
ich W niewolhik6w. Ale to
byl go6c, vice 6wieta osoba,
przeto tez poweta1 Wizgird z
siedzenia i uprzejmie powi~
tai. Krzyzaka. Spojrza}a nan
Danmi}a i " tel chwili po-
blad1a, DO zdawa}o jej sic, ze
to by} rycerz, O kt6rym 6ni
Ia W nocy..
Przyby}y gosG }amanym
litewskim oznajmi}
ze jest rycerzem krzyzackie-
go zakonu i re, odbywajac
podr6z jake pose} do ksiecia
Wito}da, od}aczy} sic cd swe-
go orszaku zab}adzil W leslie.
Nastepnie przeprasza1 Wiz
girda, re jest tax natretnym
ale ciemna noe i nieznajo--
nose okolicy zmusi}y go do
tego kroku.
,Odpowie ma to Wizgird:
,,Szczesliwym sic czuie, re
moge pod moia strzecha u
czcic goscia! DO b1ogos}a-
wie6stwo niebios spoczywa
ma tym domu, kt6ry kryie W
sobie go6cia!" Potem prosll
Krzyzaka, ably zasiadl ma Ia
wicy prey ogniu i odpocza}
sobie. Ten jednakze wprz6d
sic przystojnie lit
i powiedzia1 i'm Kill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-09-01

slai, ze czas juz, ably posz1a
"a MAJ.
Byt to iesienny Wjecz6r,
gdy " g}6wnei 6Wietlicy gro
du zawilejskiego zasiadf Wiz
grid obok p1onacego ma ko-
mimic ognia, a tuz PREY MIN
zasiad1y c6rki i s}uzebnice,
przedzac kadzie], DO W owych
czasach navel ks ezniczki
ME wstydzi}y sic szycia, pre-
dzenia i t. p. niewiescich ro-
bot. Ogie6 trzaskat ma ko-.
mimic, a wszyscy byli po-
W milczeniu.
Danmifa byla jako6 smut
ma, zamyslona, DO dziwny sen
przesz1ej nocy. Sni1o sic,
iej ia wid@iafa dzielnego ma
koniu rycerza, a obudziwszy
sic, ME mog}a tego ryrerza
.zapomniec. Wtem nagle well
Ia iskra, si}a ognia wyrzu
coma, pad1a ma posadzke. RE.
cze Wizgird: Ri, jeszcze po-
do5no dis dostaniemy 60
Sptone}a ma to s4owa
Danmi}a, co spostrzeg1szy
zawo}al:. Cos ty dis
taxa zamYslona, Danmi1o?
sic kogo spodziew'a}a,
a zreszta, kto vie, moze pre-
czuwa twoje serduszko ko-
go6 mi}ego." M6wiac to Wiz
grid, mia1 ma my6li Wojdy}e,
syna poblizkiego sasiada, kt6-
bardzo wpad1a W oko
Danmila.
Pc malej chwili ozwa}a sic
trabka ma wiezy, a wnet przy-
byl do 6wietlicy dow6dca
stray, ~oznajmiajac, re jakis
rycerz uprasza o goscinne