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Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
WIscoNslN REPUBLICANS.

State Convention. VIII, Meet ut DIilwau
Pc. kees August %. .r.sj.g .
MLwAuKEs, July s8. The Republican
state central committee met in this city
to set date for the state convention.
After considerable discussion, it was de.
cided that the convention to nominate
candidates for state officers should be
held in Milwaukee, Wednesday, Aug, %.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
The Phonograph Sold.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Joseph Lippin-
cott, of New York, has bought the bust
ness Of the Edison Phonoeraph company,
with all Improvements by Mr.. Edison
for fifteen years to come, for over 81 900, )
600. Mr.. Lippincott has also become sole
ncensee of the American graphophone,
and has organized o company to intro
duce the machipes.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
ERMINE FOR FULLER.

His Nomination a. Chief Justice Con-
frmod By y Majority of Twsnty-one.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-The senate in
secret session confirmed the nomination
Of Melville W. Fuller to be chief justice
of the United States by Q majority of q.
Melville Weston Fuller, of Chicago,
was born in Augusta, Me-. fifty.fiYe
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Fish for the Northwess.

WASHINGTON, July l8.-The United
States hsh commission WHY dump over
1000, 600 Dotomac shad into the Missis-
elppt ffver this summer. Tbs plant Of
4fb1 hss proven useful and prolific. Carp
WIN also be made part of this years
plant In Western and Northwestern wa
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Gen. Frer,aoa,t 81, the List.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The senate by
yote of 20 to 81 has passed bill placing
John G.. Fremont on the retired list of
the army as major general. Five Demo-
cratic senAtors-Butl Call, Gray, Glib
SON and Hearst st-voted for the bill.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

WAsH1NsToN, July 18.-The secretary
Of the interior has appointed commits
sion to negotiate With the Ute Indians
concerning their removal from South
west Colorado to some other locality.
There are $50 Indians In that tribe.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

years ago. His
mother was Cath
crime Martin, q
daughter Of Chief
Justice Martin.
NelEilie W. grad
uated at Bowdoin
IN 1893 and began
the study of law
In the Office of his
uncle, George n.
Weston, at Ban
gor. He began
the practice of his
profession in An
gusta in 1855.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
CENSUS IN 1890.

Congressman Cox Estimates it mt Sixty
-.@ four and Half Millions.
WAsHlNaroN, July a8.-congressman
Cox, who has made close study of the
census In former years, estimates that
ths census of 1890 will show a popula-
tion of about g. 500. 600. 49,
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Twenty were Drowned,

LONDON, July 21.-A Dispatch from
Adelaide, Australia, says that the British
ship Star OF Greece, Capt. Narrower,
from London. has Been wrecked In Adm
yer bay, ald that twenty passengers
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
arewers E1ectioi,eer,nr For ARE Drys.

CIscINNATr, July sl.-The defeated
striking beer brewers, controlling 1000
votes, have resolved 10 work for the Pro.
hfbitionistg
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

cotton ties on the
free list was voted
on separately and
passed; yeas, ITO;
nays, l32. The
vote ON the meas
ure as q whole
then taken result
ed: Y Q IS, 1872;
nays, l@.
Bliss, Sowden,
Greenman, Merri-
man and Abbott,
Democrats. voted
against a the bill.
Nelson and Fitch,
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
teachers win 1rees II r..hv,,,..

SAN FRANCISCO, July 90. At meet
ing OF the newly-eleoted board Of the
National Teachers association 10 was de-
cided to hold the next convention at
Nashville, Tenn, provided proper ar
rangements could be made Tor aceommo-
dations.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

Some time later AExvMA9 W. FvxxA4
he went 70 Chicago and there soon Sc
cnred q lucrative prastics. In 1861 he
Was q member OF -tEe state constitutional
convention, in 1850 chosen to the nli-
nofs legislature; was o. delegate to the
Democratic national conventions Of 1854,
1872, 1870 and 1880.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
n,c ri.I, Afser conIey,s na,t

NEW YORK, July ga London tele-
gram to Rickard X. Fox says Smith
accepts Conley's challenge to fight in
England or on the continent for el, 900
to e2,O00 side, Smith giving Conley
G1OO for expenses.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Drove Maud &. In a.1e Ia.

NEW YORK, July 23. Maud s. wal
driven out to the track at the Gentle
mems Driving park and put to sulky,
and John Murphy drove her mile In
1;12lx.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

NEwBuRG, N. Y, July . .--E. p. Roe,
the distinguished author and novelist,
died at 10 q. N. His death was caused
by neuralgia Of the leaEt.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
TARIFF AND A JUSTICE.
CONGRESS MAKES A RECORD FOR
ITSELF THIS WEEK.

Fullsr's Nomination ~ Chief Justice Con-
firmsd by the sepate---dills' Revenue
Reduction Ell Passed by the Heuss.
WARRINGTON, July . Every seat in
the galleries was filed when the house
was called to order, and there was Q
much larger attendance Of members than
usual. The Mills revenue reduction bill
was called up. The paragraph placing
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
win starve Out the Chinch Bugs

SPR1NGFIE1D, Ills, July l8.-The farm.
ers of Crawford county have resolved
not to raise any wheat, barley or rye for
the next three years in an effort to ex-
terminate the chinch bug. The farmers
will exert their influence to that end
with the farmers of adjoining counties.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

STRATToE, Neb., July "A dynamite
bomb was found on tbe burlington and
Missouri railroad track. The bomb was
an ordinary gas pipe, fifteen inches long,
filed with dynamite with fuse at
tached
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
sixty Kiiied in Rats,s.

SnLA, July y1.--It is reported that the
Shinwanis have killed sixty men sent
with an envoy from the Afghan COM
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

JUDICIAL oFF1CERs:
.C.L. BRowN, District Judge.

JUDICIAL oFF1CEHs:
H,x. G. L. BRowN, District Judge.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Gao. IT, MUNRO. Sheriff.
K c. usLaEsoN, Treasurer.
SAMUEL LARSON, Clerk DistrictC
Gsa. NJ. GiLrrKkE, Auditor.
L. II. wsIlIseroS. Rccisser OF DEEDS
GKo. f. DARLING, Judge 81 Frooa'e'
). A. FLAHKRrY, Attorney. ..-,- .-.
II. l.. HuRLBuRD, Coroner.
DIT. WHEATON, Surveyor.
w L. CoLYHR, Court -omml ssioner.
WV. g. BIckNKLL, County supt. Of Schools.
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
N, II. SPuRR. President.
& &. HtHs1sS v. MsuSeuAs, Councillors
Jso. d. GsLLRsriE, Recorder.
W MUxao, Treasurer.
HnSRr aUIoaMs pss Jusstcssof the Peace.
d. wHsATor, Assessor.
A. E. ANDERSON, Marsnal.
CHURCH DIRECTORY:
oosoRraArroxA1,R Rev. ]. B. Fairbsnk, Faster.
Nsruoorsr Rev. %. r. Robertson. FASTER,
Ros.H CIrHoLlc Rev. Geo. Gaskell, Priest.
A. J. Anderson, of Scandia, Faster.
CIVIC socMTIKs:
A.F.SA.. M-Golden eheaf Ledge Ne
1,T, Meets 1st and Sd Saturdays Of each moath;
WV. GR1swoIp, sec'y.
G.. A. r.
q. \, ]. D,srtuu, Post, No. 80. meets On .
ss.nnr nni Foarth Fridays OF ossh mos IN
"' "'>'''0'N p "' Mr. srunr. Com.
H. T. BEvANs, Adjutant.
A. 0. U. W.
Norris I.pi<e. No. s.. Meets each Taesdsy
''e J. D. GILLEsrIs, NJ. W.
w. H. MILES, Recorder.
SELECT KNIGHTS, 4. o. U. W.
s.ott Legion. No. 1s. Meets at its hall the
j. D. GILLEsPIB, Com.
". H. MILES, Roc.
DIVISION NO. /, A. o. H.
Meets second Wednesday Of each month";
In lss hall, at 1880 p NJ xa,xx.. pr.,t.
4. \. FLAHERrT, Rec. Sec'y. -. r.. 2
FATHER MATTHEW, C. T. A. SOCIETY
Ne, 100 of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Society Of America. Regular meetings hEst
and third sundays IN
Assumption Church, Immediately aftsf
vited P. A. MCCARTHY, Prsss.
e. p. O'BRIBN, Sec'y.
MT. LEBANON r. A. CHATTER, No. ".
Meets first Wednesday OF each month.
JOHN HOUSE, p.
l.. H. WELLINGTON, Sec'y.
BETHEL COMMANDERY, U. D.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Meets second and fourth Mondays OF each
month, d. 4. SUTHEHLANp,- =; "
0. e. HANSON, Rec.
/. o. o. F.
crystal Lodge, No. 139, meots At its haIl On
Monday evening of each week. 49, :.
a. DEKAr. n. q.
c. A. PEPPER, r. S.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
fsrants Rall 4 Permanent fninnction

CHICAGO, July aS.-Judge Blodgett is
rendering decision in the Bell -Cushman
telephone case. Bell asks perpetual
injunction, and the tenor of the decision
indicates 1t will be granted.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Republican Headquarters Selected.

NEW YORK, July l8-The national Re-
publican committee selected the four
story brick house at No. OIL Fifth avenue
as headquarters. They will move in as
soon as the building can be gotten
ready.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
Head Of fhs oransemen.

LoNDoN, July lH. ---fhe Earl Of Erne
has been elected grand master of Orange
men throughout the world.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

That we are prepared to make Complete and Reliable
Abstracts of Title to all lands = '#,
Make Loans on Improved Farms at Lowest Rates Of
Interest with privilege of paying up installent before due
Insure your Life Or Property against Fire Lightning Hail
Cyclones Tornadoes Windstoms in Old Reliable and Fine
Tried Insurance Cos, and give you time pay the premium
until marketed Our companies ssae only the
most liberal policies. ~.-..~1 6sf:s ~
We will sell you Improved Unimproves1 Farm or a
Business or Residence Lot almost any payment
and at hard times, bedrock prices :yNE
We will draw all kinds of Deeds, Mortgages sand other
Take acknowledgements of Soldiers Pensst Free
of Charge. ~.--..,: .-s-. tI&aMN r. rs
We respectfully solicit share of the pubes patronage
and guarantee honorable dealings to ALL All business conf
dental. --. p A. McCARTHY a. CO
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

d. J. Johnson's tailor shop at Farm
ington was entered by burglars and
robbed of $40o worth of cloth.
The Democratic convention to choose
delegates to the State convention Win be
held at Bird Island On the 26th.
A family in North Minneapolis in
cludes o female child completely COW
cred with singular growth Of hair.
Ear s. Scott, of Duluth, was nomi-
mated forscongress by prohibitionists at
Fergus Falls, no other name being pre-
sented. So SE-..- z IT,
The Pipestone fire department held q
tournament assisted by companies from
Brookings and Elkton, Oak. A ball was
rendered the visiting firemen.
James Printz, Of Darwin, was acci-
dsntly killed at Caws' ranch by the pre-
mature discharge Of gun In the hands
of: a man named J. II. Doherty. s-
The Otter Tail County Farmer has
again changed hands, Messrs Salvage &
Lambert becoming the editors. The poll
tics of the new change 10 not known.
Thursday evening Mr.. Dunham, of
Burlington, Iowa, lost his pocketbook,
containing $500 and valuable papers, al
Winona. It was returned to him by the
hackmar who had driven him from the
station.
A sensation not on the bills was en-
acted at wedding in Elizabeth. The
minister was about to unite J. J. Plom
and Mary Sigmunstad, when q discarded
lover put In an appearance with re-
yolyer. He was elected from the house
and the ceremony concluded.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
MINNESOTA NEWS NOTES.
Several csses Of diphtheria are re
ported &t Pine island.

Several cases Of diphtheria are re-
ported At Pine island.
The new DemocratiS daily at Duluth
will be called the Duluth Daily Demo-
crat
The Republican club of Winona held
q meeting last night, And were addressed
by d. q. Vance on the tariff.
The silver-plated spout 10 she spuntain
presented to the city Of La Crosse by
George w. Peck has been stolen.
By the explosion Of dynamite cap a
16.year-old boy named Hanson, Of Evans
vile, lost thumb and forefngef.
Thomas Mcdonald, OF Shieldsville,
was viciously attacked by bull AID had
the flesh torn from his right side. He
viii recover.
James PrentH, of Litchf1eld, was killed
In claim shanty near BEafnerd by the
accidental discharge Of q rifle In the
hands of q companion.
A small worm has been discovered in
the vicinity of Pine Island that greatly
resembles the army worm of the East,
which has caused such widespread de-
struction.
Miss D. 2. Young, Of Faribault, was
going 10 the house Of sister but few
rods, and noticed o man approaching
from the opposite direction, but had no
fear. When the man passed her he drew
sharp knife and stabbed her in the left
side, inf1icting a painful but not danger
Gus cut. Her screams frightened the as
sailant and he escaped. .-..
A-S EE-
Work will soon commence on a new
s00-b barrel Touring mill at Little Falls,
to be completed this fall.
Lars Berggren, tried at Alexandria for
the murder Of his wife, was acquitted, no
evidence being produced that could con-
vict t.F*
The Minneapolis and st. Louis depot at
Mankato was robbed of a small sum of
money. The thief is known.
Alexander Bixby committed suicide at
Rush City by blowing his brains out in
the card room over McGuire's saloon.
A young man named John Gibbs was
arrested at lie Suenr in box car,
charged with robbing the depot at Mad
ison Lake. -a.
Herman K arowits was arrested at Ap-
Appleton for stealing three horses
and setting fire to to the barn of his
father at Lucas, Lyon county.
Mabel White, q little daughter Of
William White, who worked In the glass
block store, Minneapolis, while playing
with matches set fire to her clothing and
was so badly burned that she died.
The board of trade efforts to effect
harmonious action between the Brainsrd
council and Mr.. Kindred will probably
be successful, as the council has asked
for conference. The impression pre-
wallis that the council will Eecede from
its action in relation to the electric light
franchise. ."3
A young boy, about 10 years of age,
jumped on train at Tower to steal q
ride, and as the train was passing down
the grade below the depot the hoy saw
the conductor and jumped of, Rndihg on
the rocks below. He was picked up hor-
ribly mangled and bruised, and taken to
the hospital. His injuries win likely
prove fatal.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

During the absence Of w. D. Morgan,
Of Albert Lea, burglars entered his house
and stole $45 in money.
H. Carney has taken possession of
the Mankato postaff1ce. The old force
will be retained for the present.
An unknown man was run over and
killed by st. Paul q puluth train be.
tween White Bear and Gladstone.
During the past year thirty-six patients
were treated at the Red Wink county
hospital, the cost Of maintenance being
| 81, ,361.53.
George Scherer, member of the Wi
mona fire department., was accidentally
run over by hose cart and had both
legs badly crushed.
In fit of rage Edward Coombs, a
farmer living near Winnebago City, ter
ribly beat his wife and made her take
| poison with him. At last accounts both
were still living.
Within the past two weeks two vacant
houses and FIVE barns in Faribault have
been burned, and at midnight Friday an
other house was added 10 the list, and
Saturday uaorping the barp attached 10
the American horse was burned, together
with an adjoining stable
]. Hegland, of Preston, was arrested
on warrant sworp out BY Andrew
Larson, charging him with assault
in the second degree. The assault was
committed some three months since,
and larson states that be was Kicked in
the thigh SO az to be Crippled for life.
Il
Peter Nayiski. o farmsg from Kastro-
ma, Russia &as ayfebtad In Duluth
pya Russian detective, who had traced
him to this country. The prisoner
is principal witness tn o murder case In
the country from whioh he came, and
came to this country to escape testifying
in the case. He has consented to return
with the officer.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

CRYSTAL Lodge, No. 13s. meets At its hall on
Monday evening of each week. 49, =
'i'' a. DEKAr. N. q. T
G. A. PEPPER, r. 5.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

-
VIII be open as follows: "Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from to 6; Wednesday
evening" to 9, and Saturday evening, 70 TO-
j. D. GILLESrIR. Librarian.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

Mt. LEBANON r. A. CHATTER, No. ~.
Meets first Wednesday OF each month.
JOHN HoUss, II. P.
III. WELLINGTON, Sec'y.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
I. o. o. ]

Meets second and fourth Mondays OF essn
month, d. 4. SUTHERLAND =, " ;
.. e. HANSON, Rec.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

FATHER MATTHEW, C. T. A. SOCIETY
Ne. 100 of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Society Of America. Regular meetings hEst
Assumption Church. Immediately aftsr
Mass. Visiting members respectfully In
vited. T. A. MCCARTH1, Frsss'
e, p. O'BRIRN, Sec'y.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

DIVISION NO. 1, A. o. H.
Meets Second Wednesday OF each month
In its hall, at 1880 p. VI. -,.
4. A. FLAHRRrT, Rec. Sec'y. r..
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
CUITRCU DIRECTORY

CoxaRga ArIoNAL, Rev. J. b. Fairbank. ras'er
Tnruoorsr, Rev. ID. r. Robertson. Faster,
RoMAE CATHOLIC, Rev. Geo. GAekeI, 1rios..
s.IyoIxAyIAs Nv vAEaRLLoAL LUFHnHAN, Rev
A. J. Anderson, of Scandia, Faster.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25
CIVIC sOCMTIKB :

SELECT KNIGHTS, 4. 0. U. W.
Scott Legion, No. 13. Meets at It's hall thc
frst and third Fridays OF each monsh. /;
J. D. GILLEsPIR, Com.
W. H. MILES, Roc.
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

9Eo, II. MUNRO, Sheriff.
X, c. usLaEsoN, Treasurer.
SAMUEL LARSON, Clerk District Court
Gso. NJ. GiLrrH An, Auditor.
l.. II. WHI1INaroN. Register OF Deeas'
GRo. +, DARLING, Judge 81 Prooats.
s. A. FLAHKRrY, Attorney. ...,-
II. l.. HuRLBuRD, Coroner.
D.. WHEATON, Surveyor.
w, L. CoLYsR, court, Commissioner.
Wx. G. BIckNRLL, County Supt. or benosis'
Morris tribune., 1888-07-25

The Pipestone fire department held a
tournament assisted by companies from
Brookings and Elkton, Oak. A ball was
rendered the visiting firemen,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-29
POsZukiWanie.

Szonownq Publicznost upra-
SIAM ~uprzejmie o taskawe podanie
mi dok}adnego adresu p. Wojcie-
cha Balcerkiewicza organisty
Wrzesni kt6ry W March, r. b. do
Pittsburgh Pa, przez w. ks. Mis-
kiewicza ma organiste powo}any
zostai.
Event.. radze p. B%alcerkiewi-
czowi, ably celem unikniecia wszel-
kich nieporozumieh podai adres
swoj.
Jozef Berfus, =. Jewasihsli
1O4 Essex, New York N. Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-29
stafem opryszkiem. Musiafem

okazywac che6 do tego RE-
miosia, ably mi zaufali. 20 rae
pierwszy to dis zostawill mnie
samego. DIS vice i'm ucieke
i podam ich do sadu. Trzeba
vice copred-ej uciekac, ably
co nieprzewidzianego ME "a
sz}o. Cheese isc re mna, to
sic spiesz.
Erwin ucieszyf sic niezmier-
ME z taklego obrotu rzeczy.
z ca}em zaufsniem .polecif sic
swemu przewodnikowi, kt6ry
ola bezpieczeas:wa zsbraf re
SODA strzelbe i poteln szybko
poczeli ucieka6. Erwin ledwie
mogf zdazy6, sill sic ]ednak-
lie 1ak m6gf, ably coraz dalej
bye cd jaskini zboJeckie]. Mad
rankiem re wschodem sfonca
wyszk ma obszerny gosciniec,
z ktorego ujrzeli JUL wie2e
miasta Gerbsalu.
Wszedtszy do miasta, Ry-
szard skrecii do rzeki i stanat
pred ma}ym domxiem.
- To moe mieszkame -
rzekf - a ia jestem 2 profe-
syi rybaklem. No, bylo sic
kllka tygodni zbojca... Ale
teraz wnijdzmy do izby.
Tu pc przywitaulach W krot-
kich opowiedziach. co sic sta
TO, Ryszard wzial na siebie
suche rzeczy i zabiera} sic d.
wyjscia.
- Sfuchai - rzekf do Err
wilma - zatrzymaJ sic tn, pc.
XII ME wroce. Ide teraz wprost
do sada, ably doniest o zboj-
each. Zapewne j ciebie powo-
}ajq ma swiadka.
Ryszard wyszed}.
Erwin, ktoremu sta wianie
ste do sadu wcale ME byfo pc
mysl1, wyszedf "a Ryszardem,
! poszedf ma miasto.
ROZDZIAf TX.
Miasta ME widziaf jeszcze
nigdy Erwin, gdyz hrabia bic
rat go wprawazie ma polowa-
ME i do lasu, ale nigdy po-
miedzy ludzi, albowiem wstrzy-
mywaio go cd tego podobieh-
stwo wyrazne chlopca dc ME-
go. A podobieEstwo to tax
by}o wyrazne; re niktby tax
iatwo ME dat sic byf omylic,
jak jego niepodejrzliwa iona
Erwin pamietal bardzo do
br11e nazwisko ulicy j numer
domu, ale gdziez tn ia utica?
Me }atwo mu to byto zna-
lez&, ME znajae stosunk6w
mieiskich. Pcstanowif vice sic
dopytac.
DIS wfasnie byi poniedzia :
lex i pefno robotnikow ma u
leach, ktorzy, Jak to zwykle
hywa, swletowali jeszczc. Pred
jedDym domem stat wysoki
me1czyzna. Byt to Urban.
Cd czasu, kiedy pieniadze
przestaly dochodzic reszta
rzeczy poszfa do domu zasta-
wnego, Urban musiaf sic jac
rcboty. Szlo mu to jednak2e
bardzo trudno. Ale przeciez
cos zarabiaf, szkoda tylko, re
ju3 W niedziele cafotygodnio-
wy zarobek przepada1.
| dis byfo TAX samo. Wczo-
raj W swleta niedzlele wszyst.
ko sic przehulafo, a dis pa
swiety ponledzia1ek ME ma
mic a Jednak wedfug ivy
czaju do roboty isc ME trzeba
Stat tedy namyslajac sic, ia.
kindly sposobem wydostat
gdzie &ilkanascie grossly. Ale
chocla3 glowa uuu Cd rysle
mia pekala, 2adnego sposobr
%wymysIl6 ME mogl.
w tenn nadszedt Erwin.
- Me m1ulhvs mi nan no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-29

DZ IECkO
PowiesG Obyczajowa z naszych
czas0W.

POwiesG ObyczajOwa z naszych
czas6w.
(Ciag dalszy).
- Trzeba Ryszardowi per-
eva odfo2yG = rzek} herszt
- cap ten zapewnie ME ma
10 wymarznie i wymoknie.
Kiedy sic wszyscy najedli,
kazaf herszt zawofac Ryszar-
da, a ma warte poszedf tym-
czasem kto inny.
- Ryszardzie rzekf
herszt - "a pol godziny
wszyscy odeidziemy, tylko ty
sam ma stray pozostaniesz.
Obchodz okolice, a miej uszy
otwarte. Gdyby jake niebez-
pieczeEstwo zagra1a}o, daj
znak ia piszczalce. "a to do
staniesz tel pewn4 Geese zdo-
byczy, jaka przyniesiemy.
Ryszard sic skfenif z po-
dziekowanlem i zasiadf do ja-
dfa, kt6re mu zbojcy przyrza-
dill.
Ia pol godzipy zb6icy wy
ruszyli ma zdobycz, a Ryszard
zaciagnqf warte.
Erwin odetehna} %ujrzawszy
sic sam, i kiedy W miejsce o.
gluszajqcego wrzasku nastqpi-
Ia cisza.
- Podziemie TO - rZekf
do siebie Erwin - 4nusi "a
pewne mice i drugie wyjscie.
Jezli je znajde, to ia czwora-
kach uda mi sic uciec owe
MI Ryszardowi.
Pozostawszy ;eszcze czas ME-
jaki, nabraf odwagi i wszedf
do jaskini zbojcow, gdzie sic
ogien jeszcze jasno palif.
Ma talerzacb i miskach pei
no jeszcze byfo resztek miesi.
wa. Erwin co aywo wyclagn4i
reke pc ME, ale rownie szyb'
ko re wstretem ia cofna>. Mi
me straszliwego gfodu ME
m6gf sic przezwycie3yc do
zbojeckiego .jadfa. Nstomiast
ujrzawszy W kac;e chleb, "a
pewne reka zhojecka ME pie
ozopY, porwal go i z wilczym
apetytem zajadsse poczaf.
Nasyciwszy sic niecco, poc7af
szukaG drugiego wyjscia. ale
naproano. CO.. tn poczaG? ME
podobna przecie1 Ryszardowi
biedz presto ma karabin. Coz
tn vice poczac.
: Jednakae ME dfugo pozosta,
wa1o mu czasu do namysfu,
DO Ryszard wszedl do jaskini
i zaczaf sic strzepywa6 z desz-
GU.
Byf to przypadek, kt5rego
Erwin ME przewidywaf, vice
krzyknaf przerazliwie z pre-
strachu. Ale i zbojca ME ma
10 sic przelakf, pos}yszawszy,
ze sic tn ktos obey znajduje
Zobaczywszy dopiero, 2e to
chfop!ec odzyskaf te przy-
tomnosG.
= Ma rany Boskie, ktos ty
jest, chtopcze, i co Gle tn
przyniosto? = zawolaf Ry-
sZard.
Erwin zamierzaf poczatkowc
da6 zbojcy wszystkie pieniadze
ably tylko uratowaG nagle 2y'
Gle. Ale ujrzawszy Jego fago
dina twarz, zmienii cafy plan
= Ach! - rzek1 pfaczli
vie = pos1ano mnie do mia
sta, a "a sic W leslie zbfakaw
sly, tn szukafem schronieni,
ma noe.
= Txoje szczescie, lie eli
zbojcy ME zlarali. Byliby eli
obdarli, a do tego by}bys mt
stat oddac ostatni grosz, jak
masz jesz.;ze PREY sobie. Mini
ME potrzebujesz sic obawiad
WHO'S z gfowy ci ME spadnie