davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12
John J. Jenkins Ctop) and James A.
 Hemenway.

Among the statesmen whom Mar. tin M. Mulhall, confessed lobbyist of he National Association of Manu- lecturers, declares were influenced by the N. A. M. lobby are James A. Hemenway and John J. Jenkins. Hemenway is former Indiana sen- ator: Jenkins a former Wisconsin .epresentatiYe.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12

There is not any virtue the eXer- else of which even momentarily Will not impress q new fairness upon the fea eatureS.-RuSlIin.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12
Auto Livery.

PHOENIX TO GLOBE $11.90
 via Ray Junction on Arizona Eastern. Railroad autos meet all trains from Phoenix at Ray Junction for Globe daily; leave Phoenix a. m.. arrive Globe D. m. For further informa- tion call at or phone Hoffman Cigar Stand. tel. HIS. street number 21 North Central ave. w. P. Kelsey. Mgr, Globe. Ariz If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12
RSETIEEE.

NU BONE CORSET-Des!gned and fitted according to the individual needs of the figure Comfortable, hy- gienic and stylish. Helen Jennings,
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12
CHIROPODIST
Stables and Corrals

GOOD HORSES AND RIGS - For hire and for sale at Corral prices. Commercial Corral, E. A. Starr x Co, Props. Phone 17OS. IT
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12
UNDERTAKING AND EMsALMING

EASTERLING & WHITNEY-Un- dertakers and Embalmers. 213 West Washington st, Phoenix, Arizona. if
 MOHN, DRISCOLL X MAUS.-Un- dertakers, Embalmers and Funeral Directors, 11S North Central ave.
 Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12

on; each occasion Bender has gone in willing to pitch his arm off if neces- sary to bring victory to his team.
 One year ago it was whispered about the circuit that the big Indian was sliding and that his days in the : shade of the big top were numbered But the reason was not that his pitching arm had lost any of its cunning. = His whip was still as re- silent as steel spring but the body behind it, and the mind, were rapidly refusing to do their work because of the Indians inherent taste for the much-loved fre-water. As a re- sult his playing was mediocre.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12
Special Notices

YOUR CARPETS cleaned on the floor. Phone 733. Sl
Arizona republican., 1913-07-12
27th. 1913.

VIM. F. THOMAS
 Clerk By c. F Leonard, Deputy Clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
TRUE BILL FOR
BABY MURDERESS

Minneapolis, Oct S.--Mrs. Ida Michaud
lockwood, indicted today on the charge
Of murder in the first degree, will to-
morrow, in charge of two officers, attend
the funeral of her uncle, John NIichaud,
who took his own life last Sunday.
Meanwhile William Norman, who took
advantage Of the distrauEht condition Of
the woman and encouraged her to break
her marriage VOWS, win have been taken
to the ,penitentiary at Saltwater to serve
an Undergraduate sentence, the maximum
Of which Is three years.
The Maximum Sentence. IL
Norman pleaded guilty today before
Judge Moyneaux to information charging.
adultery. The court gave him the maxi.
mum penalty allowed by law. In the mean
time, % men, composing the grand jury,
listened to the story Of witnesses weav-
ing about Mrs. Lockwood the chain of evil
dence on which to base an Indictment,
conviction on which means life sentence
in state prison. 5G Ell
In the city Jail the woman for the first
time heard OF the death Of her uncle, John
Michaud. She bore up under the news
with fortitude and asked that she might
be allowed to attend the funeral. Plans
are being arranged SO that she may, In
custody of officers. be taken to the home
of Theophile Michaud. 3435 Colfax ave-
nue. north, TO attend the service and then
follow the body to the cemetery. John
Michaud Is believed to have killed him
self because he was unable TO bear tho
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
.LUIHERANS TALK
over ! R SOCIALISM 81 ! { \ |,

|, Fargo. Oct. Addresses by Dr.. !. NJ.
Elmquist of Minneapolis and Rev. w. K.
Beck Of Zrmbrota, Mimi. featured the
session ,of the english Lutheran confer
.ence meeting in this city Tuesday even
ing. There was a large attendance.
/. Special music by the choir was a pleas
in gpart of the program and much inter-
e,lssion. The session opened with vesper
By Rey..,G. II. Trabert, p. D., and after
each, speech there was a discussion led
by one of the pastors present.
An Interesting feature Of the session
last evening was the reception rendered
the visiting pastors and their wives and
the visiting delegates to the conference
blythe. ladies Of the church in the church
parlors. az musical program will form
part Of the entertainment at this event.
The reception willstake place at the close
OF: the etening session Of the conference.
orpheus 70 sing.
Another feature Of Wednesdays SEES.
siois of the conference was the singing
BY the Orpheus Singing society Of Fargo.
Rev. Carl Roth talked on the religious
situation abroad. The church and Social.
ism were the theme for q discussion this
afternoon. .s &
The eighteenth annual gathering Of
the central conference Of the English
Lutheran church convened In st Marks
church Tuesday morning ct 10 . clock wit
q devotional and confessional. service.
There was large attendance from the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
APOSTLE OF RAW !
FOOD EXPLAINS
BELIEF / | ] :. II: Of SECT

Minneapolis. Oct. Minneapolis has
in its midst today George J. Drews, D..
Al. Which latter is not a nickname: it
is title. It means doctor Of alimentation.
There-you've guessed It; this Is a story
OF the raw food cult. n
Doctor Drews is the chief exponent Of
the cult. Also he is Its inventor. At least,
he says he is. Of course this takes no
account Of Bosco. But>it presents Doctor
Drews as inventor OF "Apyrtrophy," and
also as devisor Of raw words as well as
raw foods Swords snatched bodily from
their primitive state in the Greek. and
served without garnish other than the
,infired Anglo Saxon pronunciation. And
he made his own degree, brittle, which.
ever you prefer #
And hooray! All believers in raw foods
win meet Wednesday evening at the West
hotel for banquet Of foods all unsoucA-
cd or unframed by any straying heat
waves The usual menu for such ban
qlet DR.. Drews gives. II.
Here's What They Eat:
For a drink we use the juices OF fruits
any fruit or any combination OF them.
he says. '"Then there is. what call q
'synede. Tho beginners might call It a
salad. but as salad means sailed food \
and We abhor salt In any form, | pre-.
fer this word 'synede' instead. For a din.
ner it would be made q chopped green's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09

together. # you want top AMI layer
o. honey like mernguc. M"
ut is just a science, this business Of
eating right. We call it 'apyrtrophy The
woman who would ordinarily lie called
cook. the one who prepares the food for
her family, she is called g Htropb.' DO you
soc" sa,d DR.. DreWs, that. is the root.
1t Genes from the Greek. n,atle:. all these
words myself. They lit our needs nxaetiy
Then the man who directs the fo,as With
a view to curing disease &c il; a ems
restaurant serving lnaookec foods is a
cutropheon.' = Il
Questioned about existing ''cutrophe-.
ons' DR.. Drews told Of man in Vest
crn city, whose name he had forgotten,
who is said to be doing wonderfully we'll
as a ''troph.''
How to be an Apyrtropher. ~ s..
When once you become {" convert to
the doctrine Of foods eaten only as ma
ture prepared them restaurants present
no difficulties, says the inventor Of the
doctrine and most Of its vocabulary. Yes
terday, in your city. ! went 10 LUNCH With
another gentleman, /" he says and this is
what we bought. It was a splendid meal, !.
too. We ordered for two, six bananas, one
pound OF malaga grapes, two heads of lett
;tuce. 10 cents worth Of nuts. which made
an ounce apiece for US, and some paw
paws n
What more could one want than that?"
DR.. Drews says that "Apyrtrophy" is
his life work. in pursuit Of which, spread
ing the practice Of eating carrots in their
natural state. drinking fruit juices and
vegetable infusions instead Of coffee, tea
or other condensed drinks. and urging the
necessity for doing away with the gas,
range and the evil that in It lies, he will
give "a. series OF lectures before he leaves
the city. X sufficient number Of women
want to learn the new recipes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09

shredded roots an cut-up fruits. mixed
together with ground nuts. Any nuts are
good If they have not been baked or
steamed, as some Of them are before be-
ing put on sale. Personally, I prefer pea
nuts, so nutritious and. so very cheap.
Greens. such as the tops Of beets, dan-
delion leaves, endive. lettuce, all Of them
are delicious, simply delicious, and as
sure you Of great s-Rutritive, value They
are much more valuable than the roots,
for they FURNISH the healing properties
which are an important part Of our man.
ner of eating. !
Sure They l.aave Dessert.
Then we have ka relish tor dinner 1t
resembles "a dessert somewhat. but we
put it next to the last instead Of last,
1t is made of q mixture OF acid and sweet
fruits and is extremely palatable. To make
it you would use an ounce Of honey for
each dish. Sugar. or salt? Oh, never! ssu-
gar is bad and salt Is worne. II you nuts,
have the sweets 4here are maple syrup,
the juices Of sugar cane or sorghum.
gets near heat, or honey, all very deiic-
ious, and so very nourishing.
And. of course. there. must be bread. 4
went on the chief exponent OF the calt,
land we have good bread. fine bread.
It liz made Of rasins and nuts chopped
together and then run through q roller
or wringer to make 1t hard pressed and
thin. No one could ask for any bread
better than that It y very rich and very,
nourishing. Drawn food is mach like il
only 1t is not pressed. so 1t is eaten with
q spoon. Sometimes we serve the Drawn
food as q breakfast food
sf And Pls-ReguIar PIE: I,
And. we have pie. too! Real pie, far,
more delicious than the combinations Of;
dough and fruits and; sugar yt:, general
" set; OUR pie has y lower cruz. o. this
paste such as we make the bread Of. 1!',.en
the ming is Of fruits ana s,,uts Chopped
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
ACCUSED or WIZ MURDER.

Dallas, Texas. Oct. S.The case Of
Raymond Drouilhet, indicted on q
charge Of numbering his wife. was
called in court today for trial. Mrs.
Drouilhet met her death in her home
on August 81 last. During q quarrel
it lis alleged iDrouilhet hit his wife
over the heart with his fist. She died
almost Instantly The husband fled
the city and was arrested several days
later at n emple
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
SCHOOL AND CONVENT pHpi.
IA IL cArEn s{s

:EssB birmingham, Ala, Oct. S.Archbis.
hops, bishops and clergy Of the Catho-
lie church took part today in the for
NAL dedication here OF the Blessed
Sacrament Academy and Perpetual
Alteration. convent. The ceremonies
were the most elaborate of the kind
ever seen ID this city. Bishop Allen.
Of MOBILIZE presided. !. an 3s .2s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09
sorrow Of his niece's arrest and confess

CHINESE FREE CAPTIvES.
!: Washington, Oct. 8.-rhe
: Chinese bandits holding for .
etsn missionaries prisoners at
: Tsaoyang, finding, themselves
: surrounded by the government
!: soldiers, consented 10 negoti.te
for the release Of their eaptives,
!: according to a cablegran, from
: III: American legation at Pek- :
+ irg.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09

The cost of afises each yesr s. one
half tie cot az al the new sbuildings
erected y 8 yeal M u. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-09

, start, delegates from most Of the churches
in the Northwestern states responding to
the roll call.
Conference Sermon.
Rev. James r. Beates, president Of the
conference, and who presides at this
gathering. preached the conference ser,
! mon. The morning service closed with the
administration Of the Holy Communion.
The afternoon session was taken up
mostly by hearing the reports Of the Off,
Gals and committees of the conference.
Reports filed by lay delegates were also
heard at this session. The sessions of
conference are held In the auditorium of
the church.
/ + Women Meeting.
The eighth annual convention Of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary
society, opened it's first session Tuesday
morning at $3.50 O'clock. This is a section
of the English Lutheran church and the
gatherings are being held in the church
parlors. The devotional service was fol-
lowed by roll call and reception Of dele
gates. Mrs. w. s. Ulrich. wife of the To-
cal pastor, greeted the visitors welcome,
and the response was made by Mrs. L.. F.
Gruber Of Minneapolis.
Reports from the president and other,
Officers Of the society were heard at this
session. The various branches OF the mis-
sionary field submitted their reports for
the vast year and the work was shown
to be in fourishing condition. In the
afternoon several interesting papers were
listened to by the delegates and visitors
present. II.
e q = q = & q = q I" = q q = q =
= MExIcN GENERAL TRAITOR :
: Mexico City, Oct. San un- !:
:: confirmed report tonight was =
= that General Trucy Aubsrt, =
= who, with 1000 men left saitli. 4
+ 10 three weeks ago, TO march
+ to the relief Of rorresn, has =
= gene over to the rebels.
a 4 4 = q = q u q - q - q q q 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
BUIesci " zUI[&dkn.

Jsxth bezuetannie czhljess bole-
Sol y zolad DIX u, .twoja waltro5ba albo
nerkis " niepoffzadku zsn.ed ba.
ME mote slppfrow a11it wodniasopuch:
Hing clborobe in1beateslk, c,ulkrow8 che.
robe Tub chorobe Brlgbt'a. Tysiaca
polecsja Electric Bitters jako mai
lepsze lekarltwo ma zof dek i
krzyze q. J.. Alstone, Z Raleigh,
n. G., kt6ry cierpiaf ma bolesci 10.
}adka j krzyza, pisze: Mole nerki
by}y " nieporzadku a watrobs ME
pracowa}a nalezyc:e. Cierpia1em
wiele, ]ecz Electric Bitters polec.,-
no mi : polepszy}o M SIC "a pier~
wsza dawk4, Tersz sic ezuje jak
.nowo narodzony. "Polecane przez
NJ: }. kowalewskiego, aptekarza
advertisement. }
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
Uczcie sic pc angielsku

Wyuo1ymy Was listownie,
W Naszym wolnym ozasis, "
trzech mies'aoach, nietylko mo-.
wic,. czytat ! pisac po angiel-
skn, lecz W oiagu nauki przes py.
tania i odpow:edzi kt6re twicze.
MA lpreparowane ola katdego
ucznfa z oaobna) zawieraia. pozna.
jenny vase zdolnosci stan l dora.
dzamy instruktujemy Was sto
sownie. Przez &C iestesmy " MOI.
no6ci pokazac VAN najs.y osza j
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzen,s
a prawdziwa ehet jak. i ~zaufanit
do naszej melody w}a6nie " oiaeu
naukl SIG ~poka"uia
Plszcie iprzskonajoie sie o naszei
n,ezr6wnanej prawnle %zastrzezonsj
metodzie. Pred wstepne -ekoye
wysy}amy kazdemu zupe}nie beg.
p}At1,e. w razie gdyby6cie tako.
va nznali Observation-Disclosures to
przyna;mniej ME bedziecie AMI je-
dnego eenta stratni. Adresu;oie:
Narod0wa Szkofa Jezyk6W
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO. ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
"Olej NoWaka"

rozszerzy}a sig po. calym kraju. z ra-
dosci2 tel witanym jest " domach tax
bogatych. jakotez biednych l cieszy sig
" Mich ciegse goscin4 DO powoduje u
tych. kt6rzy 60 uzywaja niezwyk}e i ME-
dor6wuane skutki
Ma BOWEN jakby cudowna si}e mad b.
lem l chotby ten byl najsilniejszym. to
ustepuje JUL pc pierwszem utyciu tego
lekarstwa ! tax; obolenie znika, a opuch-
hzna klesnie sig schodzi zupelnie. Ma
jec tylko jedne butelke tego lekarstwa,
uwolnic Gig MONA be- k%opotu / straty
czasu cd Reumatyzmu. Gosca. sztywnego
karku sztywnych przegub, Wywichniecia
It'll p. o lem wszystkiem przekona Wa
] butelka :
sprzedawany We ~iszystkich aptekach 1
q agent6w: lub tel. posy}amy poczta "a
n~adessaniem 2sc hub SOC do: Jan Nowak
Co.. 10 III. / Ashland Ave, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
CZystOSG

0A]0 oV"NS " -
jest najpierwszym warun-
klein doskonalosci stanu
zdrowia, Severy Myd}o Lecz'.
nicze Sk6rne (Severa's Medi-
Gated Skin Soap) jest najlep-
Sym sposobem %utrzymania
sk6ry W ~czystosci. Je6li uzy.
wac go regularnie, take za~
burzenia sk6rns, jak:: prysz-
cze, wagry, ~czerwonost, pla.
my i wysypki ~najrozmaitsze
bardzo rza1ko ukazywat sic
beda. Sk6re uw}osi9na u
trzymuje ono W czystoscl
doskona}ej i wolna cd }upie.
~. Pod kazdym wzgledem
godne jest polecenia do ka-
pania i mycia %niemow1at,
poniewaz zapobiega tworze-
niu sic fuszcski ma ciemie-
niu, j strupk6w ma glowie, q
tax zaprzanin innym doleg.
liwosciom wieku: %niemowle.
.cago. Cena 25lcent6w. w ap-
tekach. W. r! Severa CO.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
KaeZol / Such0ty.

Kaszel xazieb1,enie skoro sanied-
bane. 1awrsxe sprowadza ~n,ebespie.
1!opctY p'ucne. Najrozt'op-
niojsz4 rzecsa Y prsypadku sas's-
bienia jest nsbyd butelke Bra
King'i New Discovery. Polepszee
ME nast4rl - pier~ssa dawka Y
kohou kassel ,st4pi. q. H Brown
uscadine, Ala. plsse: MoJa 20.
ma lexsla y i6tkutx powodu ustas
~ieznego kasslu, ! ia szczer1e Tie'
re, e gdYbY ME dr'a K'nga New
Discovery. jpa by dis ME 4yss.
.Zhank prx4S oaterdkiesci trey lata
|iako mailepsxe .lekarstwo ma kas1el
i .4z,esbisnIe. Cens SCOT t1.to. Po-
leoSne prxex M. J. Kowalewskiego,
aptekarsa. (A0v,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17


PAM Katarzyna Hall po-
wiada: ~Utrzymywa4em dom
przez Is lat, jestem matka
czworga dzieci, ! niechcia}a'
|bym utrzymac domu bez
Holister'a Rocky Mountain
herbaty. "Madra kobieta, dla-
'czego? Wepedza .choroby,
sprowadza zdrowie i szcze-
scie ola calej familii. Jest to
swiatowy przyprawiacz zd1o:
via. W apiece Brown'a.
Adv. rti 81 ment
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
U6mierZanie Bolu
PrZeZ Is Lat,

Lekarstwo. tt6re ciagle zyskuje ma Pc.
kupie i wp}ywie i to v czasach, Y kt6tych
lyle lekarstw patentowanych Jest og1a-
szanych, must mice szczeg6lne l niezwykle
wlasnosci. Uznania u4ywajacych re sku.
tkiem togo 1ekarstwa utrwalily temu ME
zachwiana r~eputacye. Z togo tel powodu
nazwa fep0 Grodka .- :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
INA mute: Pile Kuba").

Now Kuba do Micha1a,; -
Pos1uchaj sasiedzie, ~
Wyrzek}em sic alkoholu,
Dobrze mi sic wiedziel
Kto alkohol pie,
lego we diva kije, i
Lupu cupu, cupe, 1t,pu,
Mech W trzezwosci zyjel
Pi}em dawniej, piiem codzieh,
Szynkarz zbieral grosze,
iona, dzieci W domu p}aczae,
Marty g}od pc trosze.
Kto alkohol pie, it'd.
DIS ME pije, miast zydowi,
Crosse sk}adam zonie;
w domu szczescie j dostatek,
Zgoda, mi}osc p1onie.
Kto alkohol pie, it'd.
Vice CT radze, moi sasiedzie,
Wyrzec sic wyskoku =
Zaieczam ME pozalujesz,
Nigdy tego kroku. !
Kto alkohol Pile, it'd.
Hej rodacy, czas najwyzszy, +
Wyrzec sig pijahstwa,
W kt5rem gina i marniej3,
Rodziny i panstwa.
Kto alkohol pie, it'd. !,
Pill nasi pradziadowie, \
Cnoty potracili, ,
My wyrzeczmy sic pijahstwa, !.
Bysmy je wskrzesili. \
Kto safkoho4 pije, it'd. \
Ola Ojczyzny bracie trzeba i
isc ma szahce owe, - Y
Ably hydro, CO ssie nar6d
Wezesnie urwac glove. N
Kto alkohol Pile, it'd.
Coz pic? pytasz = czysta wode,
Nap6j A%damowy.
Teh najlepiej rzezwi poi,
Me zamaca g}owy,
Kto afkohol Pile, \ Il
lego we diva kije,
Kupu cupu, cupu fupu, q
Mech W trzezwosci zyjel
~ M'edzy ma'tonkaml.: ! "
iona: Czemu mi sic tax przygla
dasz?
MAJ: 30 tax slicznie wygladass. kie
dy masz usta zamknieto. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
kTO

Do Ameryki przyjechales pc pie
niadze. Me zbogacisz sic jednak mo-
zolna prac9 " fabryce, ami W podzie-
mach kopalni. Najlepszem mielscem
do robienia pieniedzy jest tam, gdzie
So pieniadze, to jest W HANDLU.
Handlowiec zarabia wiecej W ciagu
Ndnego tygodnia, anizeli robotnlk
y ciagu calego roku. Najwieksze Tor
tunt am~erykanskie 2 handful powstaly.
Polska Szkola Handlowa nauczy Gle,
jak handel prowadzit, a dobrze platna
posade dostarczy ci ara po skoncze-
niu nauk. Pisz pc informacye. Adres:
POLSKA SzKOLA HANDLOWA
MSS North Ashland AVE.. Chicago. Ill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17

: Dwaj Wiglp6lnieyj' =
+*****+**+**++++* evil *++* ***af$*+s4+s+*+*++ *+~4
kazda zbrodn1a wykryte sic Y czasem.
****s** ns rf
POWIESC LUDOWA .
POWIESC LUDOWA.

pisywa} to, co ci powien
Wei OTTO te wielka ksjege
pred wielu laty kupi}em j
ma ten eel. z poczatku zapi
sywa}em wszystko bardzt
starannie, ale potem sprzyk'
rzy}o mi sic, nakoniec rzuci'
lem ia W kat, a ma MIA wszy'
stkie pi6mid}a, ktore do mnie
przychodzity z sadu albo z
poczty.
JAS otworzyf kslazke. By.
10 W niej tylko ma pierw
szych kartach 2%apisywal,e j
juz przesz}o czterdzieSci lat
up}ynefo Cd ostatniego zapi
su.
49,
= Panic, - rzekf Jas -
to bedzie trudniejsza praca,
ni3 paszenie trzody. Bo trze.
ba bedzie przeszukac Gaia to
gore papier6w, ally wszyst.
kie kwity i rachunki upo.
rzadkowac.
- Dlatego tez ME chciafo
ml sl9 samGmu ZaCZynac tel
piracy i wzialem Gle do pc
pocy. Zacznij vice zaraz, a
gdy sobie ME bedziesz m6gI
dac rady, pytaj mnie sic. Mo-
ia pamiec jest bardzo dobra,
to ci objasnie wszelkie wat
~pliwosci. ~
To sm6wiac Kulig wsta},
ubra} sic, wzia} laske i po.
W zwyczaina droge -.
do karczmy.
Jas siedzial zadumany mad
papier6w i ME vie
cd czego poczac, ma
koniec namy6li} sic, roz}ozy}'
z kazdego roku pod}ug dat
umieszczonych ma kwitach
i dopiero tax porzad-
wszystko zapisywat
wziawszy W reke HAWAI- pa
pieru, ma kt6rym Kuliga
niewprawna reka by}o napi-
cane: oMateuszowi Stredel
10 talar6w; Mateuszowi IL
i diva miechv zyta"
it'd. Jasia dziwi}o to ME ma.
10, 20 Mateusz Stredel, ojciec
Walentego. cz}owiek tax sta
ry, ubogi, tax wielki mial
kredyt u Kuliga, lecz ME
mv6Ia} dlugo mad tenn, pre-
ciez to by}o zupe}nie obojet-
mem ola niego.
Dawno juz wszystka cze-
'adz udala sic by}a na spo
czynek q Jak siedzlal jeszczee
porzadkujac powierzone SO,
bic papiery. z tych przeko~
nal sic, 20 Ku!ig rzeczywi6cie
kilka zhacznych sum pow.
byl zapiacii. Mako.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
Gag daisy.

mug 'uo I0h"0 Aoo oA0uu'
dzjesiat, a on ME 1nysli wca
le q smie1ci, - rzek} JAS
ftrzydzie6ci lat po&yjecie jesz
cze z pewno6cia, wtencza'
dopiero bedziecie mieli ste
lat, a przecie3 wielu ludzj
JUL wiecej niz sto lat pre-
zyli.
Jas przyni6s} byl kawa}ek
MESA, kawy i buick.
Ca}y dzie6 przezy}a babka
i wnuczek bardzo b1ogo j
wesolo, tylko ma chwile "a
sepila ich czo}a chmurka
smutku, kiedy ma wielkie
pro6by Jana pokaza}a mu
babka 6w kawa}ek szaracz-
kowego sukna z rogowym
guzikiem.
JAS przvpatrywa} sic z u
waga temu drogiemu szczat-
kowi i przez kilka tygodni
stale zn6w zywe w%spomnie-
ME przygody dziadka W jego
umySle.
V.
Gdy Jas powr6ci1 cd bah
XII, zawolano. 60 do Kuliga,
kt6ry dzisiaj mic poszedf do.
karczmy, ale sied2ial " ma.
tel izdebce obok sypialni,
pred bi6rKiem pe}nem roz-
maitych W nie}adzie po;zu-
canych j pogniec1onych pa
pierk6w.
- Chiopcze, - rzekl do
wchodzacego Jasia - zobacz
czy potrafisz p~rzyprowadzic
to wszystko do }adu. Cd
czasu jak to przeklete pisa
nie weszio W zwyczaj, oszu-
kuja cziowieka ma wszystkie
strony. Zadais, ably powt6r-
ME rachunki dawne popla-
cone, a gdy kwity zagubione
przychodzi egzekutor i chce
tantowac.
Dotychczas ME dopu6ci}em
nikogo do moich papier6w,
bowiem, Is nam samych o.
szust6w okoto siebie, kt6rzv
tylko swego patrza zysku,
Lecz ciebie pozna}em, les
uczciwy chiopak, i ola togo.
mianowa}em Gle moim pisa.
rem. :.
:, Uczynie co. bede m6g}
- rzek} JAS nie6mia} - ale
lekam sic, 10 do tego ME wy
starcza mole w%iadomo6ci.
w szkole siedzialem wpraw-
die pierwszym, jedrakze
clIodziiem do ln'iej zhyt kr6t.
10, abym sic mogl byl wiele
nauczyc.
Umiesz al nadto, - cd.
powiedzial Kulig wyma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
Dziafa "natychmiastOW o.

VIM. Rademacher, 30 W. 2ga
ul. og}ssza, re POJEDYNCZA
DAWkA }~agodnego buckthorn
bark. g'yceryny, i,d., g1y zmie-
szana W Adler-i.ka, nlemieckie le-
karstwo ma appendicitis, leczy IA
pchanie Tub gay " zo}adku ~
PEkN1E. WieIu ludziom W Wiz
non'e ono pomog}o. (ADv),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-17
POtrZeba.

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