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The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21
A Monster Railroad Deal.

Aspecial dispatch from San Fran cisco to the Republic says: Some weeks ago the statement was made in the Examiner that the southern Pacific railroad company intended absorbing on May 5th next, the Atchison Topeka G Santa Fe sys- tenn. This was promptly denied by the officials of both roads. This journals original informant now reiterates his utterances and says:
 "As I believed it before, 1 am cer- tain of it now. Matters have pro- gressed so far that the Santa Fe directors could not prevent it's con summation even if they were so in clined The system has long been a formidable competitor of the Southern Pacific and the latter com pany has had this step in view many months. IL would be hard to imagine a more favorable oppor- tunity for the consummation of their purpose than now, when the stock of the Santa Fe system is depreciated to a mere fraction"
 He concludes by saying, this is only one feature of a deal by the Southern Pacific, which will startle the railroad world in the near fu- ture as 1t has never been startled before.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21
Proposed G0al Syndicate.

The Monongahala River coa! ope- rators are discussing the formation of a pool, and will try and induce all of the small operators to unite with them. The proposed combina- tion will be on much the same prin- ciple as the old coke syndicate. Each operator will deliver his coal to the association, which will dis pose of it. It is proposed that the
 following prices shall be established as a basis above the mining rate : First pool coal, $1.70 per 100 bush els; second pool, $50; third, $1, and fourth pool, soc. The figures are to be added to the mining rate,
 which is at present Sc, or s per 100 bushels. The present unsatis- factory condition of the market, it is claimed, necessitates such a course, and the operators say to continue to pay the present mining rates, with the prices low and over stocked ports down the river, in- sures loss to them.-Bradstreet's.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21
F0rgeTies by Wholesale.

From 8 Silver City, New Mexico, dispatch of the Sth, we gather the following particulars of numerous forgeries committed by Jared H. Kenyon, alias L. B. EIwood, alias John H. Andrews, which have come to light in the last few days. Four drafts, aggregating $10,000, were presented to the Silver City Nation al Bank by the First National Bank and promptly rejected. They were in favor of Jared H. Kenyon, and were sent from q San Jose bank for collection. Six other drafts have been presented here, amounting to $11, 900, to which John Brockman's s name was forged. Several smaller forgeries are also reported. All were in the same handwriting.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21
Privileges and Elections.

Washington, D. C., March 13.- The Republican members of the Privileges and Elections Committee held a conference this afternoon for the purpose of determining up- on the future procedure of the com mittee with regard to alleged South ern election outrages, but, without coming to any conclusion, ad- journed until tomorrow, when the matter will be further considered. There was some discussion in re- gard to the calling up in the Senate of a resolution similar to that pro- posed by Senator Chandler during the recent session of Congress di- recting the committee to investigate elections in Louisiana and other Southern States. It is possible there may be speech made in the Senate before adjournment on this topic, but as the Senators are gen. erally pretty we'll fagged out 1t is improbable that any election rule will be pushed to a vote, as it is thought it would certainly give rise to prolonged debate which might keep the Senate here some time.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

SECRETARY TRACY sent a telegram to the Commandant of the Mare Island Navy Yard, desiring to know the earliest possible moment the Iroquois and Adams could be placed in commission for sea service. These ships are now at the navy yard out of comm1ssian, having re- gently returned from the South Pa cifc station. It is understood that they could be made ready for sea inside of the next forty days, and work will be pushed at once.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

Wm. Munds, a heavey stock rais- CT in the Mogollon was in the city this week, having made large ship ments of beef to California. He brings a fiattering report of the stock interests in this section. The losses so far this winter, he says have been almost nothing and stock is bound to be in splendid condition in the spring. Mir. Munds is firm in the belief that COWS will be COWS before very long and is of the opin- ion that growers arc on the eve of a great era of prosperity.-Hoof and Horn.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

A Milwaukee dispatch of the 18th says: The Chinese are leaving Milwaukee. All the Chinese laun- dries in Walnut street and vicinity have been abandoned. Sam King Lee, well-to-do Chinaman, who has been aiding his countrymen, received 8 warning advising him and his friends to get out of the city. ':
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

The new county of Coconino hangs fire in the Council-deser- vedly so. Perhaps it's friends might get ii through if they would amend itso thatits eastern boundary would not extend beyond the limits of Yavapai county. The injustice to Apache county by an endeavor to cut of nearly thirty miles of it's western border, become manifest to right thinking men who had the final disposition of the case.-Ph@- nix Tribune.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THE Smith bill to exempt rail- ways, that may be constructed in this Territory, within the next five years. from any sort of taxation is a good one. Now, Mir. Smith, please supplement the above bill with an other, exempting newspapers, sa- looms, churches, bunko -steerers, and other monopolists, and this genera tion will call you blessed.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THE Tombstone Epitaph says the bill requiring foreigners to have naturalization papers before being allowed to register, is q step in the direction of election reform. The law as it formerly stood, allowing
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

No SOONER did our Jimmy" get out his little "pop," and begin sQuar- ing himself for biz, than blufIing. clustering Bismarck crawled into his hole, and had the whole stop ped up with his Samoan Dummy.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THERE is no doubt, says the Phe- nix Gazette, but that the richness of the Harqua Hala mines is now fully demonstrated, and that in 6 short time there will be town there rivaling Tombstone in its palmy days.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THE bill requiring registration every two years, and limiting the right of franchise to the precinct in which the voter resides or is regis tered, is a good law and should have been upon the statutes years nmn
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

NEAL Dow has just published a letter in which he says that "the grog shops in Maine keep on pretty much as they did twenty years ago"
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

MR. GLADSTONE has written a long letter, in which he reviews Irish mat ters and the recent developments in the London Times fasco. He says every one able to read and interpret
 If the times, must clearly
 ~hich inc present
 1lle" must nec-
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THE bill making 1t a trespass to "close herd" stock on another's land, recently passed both houses. This is "class legislation" in favor (?l of sheep.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

PEOPLE who shoot at random, should be careful lest their bullets may lodge in some brain more val uable than their own.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

A. c. WEBSTER, a prominent mer- chant and business man of Phoenix was drowned on the 12th instant, while crossing Salt River, near that Dlace.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THE dull, monotQnous and sick eping thud of the guillotine, is be- ginning to be heard throughout the land
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

4 MOB two thousand strong re- gently raided, and completely de- molished, nearly all the Chinese laundries in the city of Milwaukee
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

aliens to register on first papers, was direct bid for corrupt and un scrupulous practices, especially in towns along the Mexican line.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

JOHN ERICSSON, the inventor of the monitor, died recently at his home. The government could do no less than erect a monument to his mem nrU
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

SAM JONES, the redolent blather- skite, is just now bowling his vitu- peratiVe slang at Californians.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THE Coconino bill is likely to be smothered in the Council, notwith- standing the efforts of wet-nurse Finn.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

AUGUsTIN Rico, committed sui eide at Yuma, by shooting himself a few days ago.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

OUR Territorial menagerie will cease its farcical exhibitions on or about the 21st of the current year.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

Mrs. Frank Leslie dresses her feet as carefully as she does the rest of her person, and always has her shoes made on the Spanish last.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

JAMES G. BLAINE will be sixty six years old in 1892.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

IT IS either Wolay or Wilson, Christy or Christ, or some other man
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THE Tucson Citizen scooped in the pot.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

St. Johne, ThCreday, March 2I.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

THE House passed the bill re- ducing the road tax from $i to $2.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-03-21

pay.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

SPEAKING of the late General Har-
tranft, "He was one of the finest
men," said Ex-Governor Curtin the
other day, that ] ever saw ia the ser
vice Through me he was offered a
full Colonolcy in the United States
service, which he refused 10 take. al
though ] begged him TO do So. He
would not, and ne did not take II. He
was q singuarly rcticeut man, anil
modest and retiring vithal. but as
brave and gallant soldier a. ever
faced the fires of battle. lie was "a
man OF whom very few anecdotes are
told, and my "Reminiscences are very
few, and / 10 NOT nov recall aus Of
them Tie was Of reticcut retiring
nature except Boo battle aud tbru d.
was "a whrhofse. and always Boo foat
40 che enemy so Drawer soldier over
faced bullet Auecdat,. ~ h.m ma.t
necessarily De- mainly uf a mhhH
character a1 auf r.uuaal auI 49,
utHIt tHneH amaae thr mmI.r E.
p. mrHt aaI mt u t. mraI
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

ELIZABETH LIsKE, Russian / years
old, already six feet six riches in
height three feet eleven inches round
the chest, is the latest thing out in
giants. The doctors say she will con
tinue to grow in every way for some
years vet.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

A PROMISING start has been made
with the movement to erect a monu-
ment to Cen Hartranft at Philadel-
phia, by means Of dollar contributions
from members and ex-members of the
National Guard in Pennsylvania.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

THE largest collection of coins in the
world is in Vienna. They are placed
in the Public Cabinet of Antiquities,
and number over 1875. 900.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

THERE are four men at Old Town, a
suburb Of Fernandina, Fla, who make
their living out of sharks. They cure
the hide, fry out the oil, and use the
pulp for fertilizer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

CoRN-CoB pipes have become SO pop
ular that a farmer near Washington,
Mo, recently sold 100 bushels of corn
for $50 and got S27 for the cobs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

The widow of the late King Luis of
Portugal will receive yearly allow
ance of $4,000, which will be reduced
one half if she lives abroad. Of
course she has decided to remain in
| lisbon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

IT is calculated that 10000 gallons
of wine is drunk at the communion
tables of the various religious bodies
in America every year. All the wine
contains alcohol.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES has re-
fused to write a poem for a prominent
magazine. He said that he felt that it
was time for him to stop.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

VICE PRESIDENT MoBroN calls his
new apartment house in Washington
the "Shoreham," for the village in Yer
mont opposite Fort Ticonderoga, where
his father was a minister and where he
was born.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

THE Woman's National Press Asso-
citation proposes to erect statue to
Mrs. Il. b. Hayes in Washington.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23
world.

LORD WoLsELEY has accepted an
invitation to be present at the unveil-
ing Of the statue of Gen. Lee at Rich
mOnd. Va.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

A NEBRASKA Justice has discharged
a man accused of stealing an umbrella
on a rainy day on the ground that he
acted in self-defense.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

THERE has been constructed in the
United States this year 3,312 miles of
railway, l, 1853 miles in the South.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

A WHEELING boy dreamed he was
Jack the Giant Killer, and punched his
sleeping brother in the eve,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

A NUMBER of Arabs attired in their
native costumes have arrived in De
troit, and will make that city their
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

A MAN in San Francisco laughed so
heartily at one of his own Jokes that he
fell to the floor dead
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

PERSONS living near the sulphur
springs of Uwchland, Pa, have lost
the sense of smell.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

QUEEN VICTORIA is said to feel very
much hurt because her books have
never taken high place in the literary
world.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

The population Of Berlin has reached
a million and a half.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23
EHGLET6.

AMERICAN wild turkeys nave been
successfully acclimated in Austria.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

a LANcAsTHE COUNTY Pennsyl
yania rcu,iouor doving ~lla month
recently boosted 10 "a stranger that he
could set more fence than amy man ju
The county Whom his pension was
stopped lace learned that tho stranger
was O Government detective sent %
investigate bis case.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25

ME tamowac odptywu i uniknac
powodzi ma przvsziesc."
Ma innem mle]scu pisze ten
sam Przyjaciel:
,,Cesarz Mai Poznaniu taxi
przypadek, re gdy go wieziono
fodzia przez W Garbary, i6dz. ude-
rzyfa o jakas przeszkode i mocno
sic przechyliia. Cesarz wyskoczyi
natyehmiast z fodzr i stanaf pc
kolana w wodzie. Minister Herrforth
ms ~jeszcze jakis drug, wysoki
arzednik wypadIi w wode i zma-
czall sic ma cafcj osobie. - Handel
kwiatow Kwiatkowsklego o6arowat
cesarzowi ma Powitanle p~rzesliczny
bakiet z konwali,, zrobiony tax
pleknie j kunsztownie, 10 cesarz
kazaf 60 %starannie przewiszc do
BerliRa ola pokazania c~esarzowej i
tamtej szym znawcem."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
Parcelacye ma
sZubach.
IA

Majatek Kliczkowy, W po-
wlec'e chejnickim, zostaf roz-
parcelowapy; pomiedzy inny-
mi kupit parcela paa Owsia-
ny z Czerskiej para6i. - We
Wielu %parceluje pan Wnuk
Won Lipihski gospodarstwo pc
Rogali. - Nauczyciel Temp
ski z Karsina rozparcelowat
gospodarstwo 90 Dacie mic
dry Wielem a Karsinem. Fol
wark Zamos6, W parafi vie.
lewskiej, takze ma bye roz-
rarcelowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25

rabina Bernstein W Wroc4awlu, o
ktorym W ostatniej correspondent
cyl pisa}em, aresztowany zostaf,
poniewaz So poszlaki, IL sic dopu-
SCH czm6w niemoralnych.
w Domas}owicach, powiat SCI.
borski, zaczadzif sic gazem wegla-
nym %nauczyciel. = Syn mfynarza
Silvia W Raszowie PREY Opolu IL
lat LEGACY, bawi} sic nabita strzel-
b. i przez n~ieostrozhosc zastrzeli4
syna chafupnika elastic, ktory u
Siwca s1uzy4. w Kr6lewskiej HUI
Gle poswiecony zosta4 katolicki dom
%sierot, z%budowany re sk}adek do
browelnych. Obecnie znaiduje sic
tam % s%ierot; miejsca jest ma $50.
w Seifersdorf pod Grotkowem
porodzi}a zena robotnika 4 dzieci,
dziewczeta, kt6re jednakowoz Kill
ka dni pc narodzeniu sig poumie-
raty. z Krolewskie] Huty uda1 sic
pred 4 miesiacami robetnik do A.
meryki; teraz powreci} zbogacony
wprawdzie doswiadczeniem, lecz u
bozszy o koszta podrozy.
Nauczyciel Jeziorowski z BIZ
belly, osadzony przez sad W Bito-
miu ma 5 lat ~ciezkisgo wiezienia "a
czyny memorable, kt6rych sic W
% przypadkach dopusci} ma dziew-
czstach szkolnych, Sad " Klucz-
borku skaza} kupca Pawlika z Ry-
czyny ma 1 rok i 3 miesiace, TAX
re "a przekroczenie przyzwoitosci.
F! Gospodarz Kaczmorek must "a
poniewieranie swojej zony % roku
W wiszeniu posiedziec.
w Mikofowie karaf ojciec dziew-
cze swoje i tax nieszczesllw1e je u.
derzy} W twarz, ze jej lewe oko
wybi}.
w roku zesz}ym wywedrowa.
10 z Szlazka W kraje zamorskie O.
sob 224o. q innych pr%owincyi Q VIE
lie wiecej osob udafo sic W obece
kraje, z niemieckich KRAKOW byte
ich 8o,671. w Sorau w Kuzycach
skaza} sad postora Szulce "a przenie.
wierzenie 1000. m. koscielnych
pienledzy ma II roku wiezienia.
w Zgorzelicach c6rki pastora
Hochszych, Marta i Mafgorzata, II
i IA lat liczace, skazane "a roz-
liczne kradzieze ma 9i7 miesie-
cy wiezienia.
Hrabia Oppersdorf W Gl6g}ow.
ku, znany z dobroczynnosci, ola.
rowa} ubogim miasta 1900 marek.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWlE!

Dr.. E. G. WESTA sRODEK
MA NERWY i MOZG, gwaranto-
wane tajemnieze lekarstwo ma hy-
sterya, zawrot W g!owie, kenwul-
sye, mrukliwos6, nerwowa newral-
gia, boil gfowy, nerwowa prestra-
cys, pochodzaea z uzytku alkohe-
lu lub tabakl, bezsennosd, prey
g%neblenio ulnysfowe, rozmiekeze-
ME mozgu, prowadzace do ebtaka-
MIA, i do nieszezeseia, rozpaezy i
smierei = powodujaee rychte ze-
s%tarzenie sic, niepfodnose, utrate
sify u obojga pfci, mimowolne u
piawy cAorobe zwana Sperma-
t%horrhoea, bedaca skutkiem mad
uzyela mozgu, samegwaftu i in
nych tajny CHI %grzeehow. Ka&ds pu-
defko zuwiera poreya ne jejen mic
siae. S1.OO podefke, Tub 6 pudsiek
Ia $500. Prsesefa sic poezta, kte-
IA oddaje ~przssefke, skoro wartosc
przestiki bedsie jej zapfacona
Gwaramduaens No. IA 6 paa-
defek,
BE to wyIecza kazdy przypadek.
Prey ka&dcm zam6wieniu, jake
e%trzymamy ma 6 pudefek, z dofa-
ezeniem $500, peslemy zamawia-
jacemn nasza pIsana gwararcya,
IL zwf6clmy pieniadze, jSzeli le-
karstwo nasze ME wykuruje. Gwa.
rancye wystawia tylke
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
z G6rnego Szlaska.
Dina 8 marca 1889 r

DA1A Aooc
w Raciborzu wychodzi cd 1
kw~ietnia diva razy tygodniowo ga
zeta polska Mourning Raciborskie. Jest
to pocieszajacy objaw, gdyz dowo-
dzi, re pomimo przeszk6d i uci-
sku lud coraz wiecej okazuje "a
mi}owania do czytania gazet ksia-
EEK. Okolica Raclborza jest polska,
wsie zamieszkuja gospodarze ma
jetni i jest nadzieja, re Mowiny sta
ma W kr6tkim czasie ma silnych
nogach.
Ufan S W i a d a czyscif W dniu
26. b. M. konia swego; koh ko-
pna} go i ma miejscu zabi}. Sad W
Raciborzu skazaf streczarke Anne
Pytlik ma II roku wiezienia "a to-,
re ~s}uzaca Mikolsz z pod Rybnika,
kt6rel s}uzbe mia}a wskazat, pre-
h%andlowa}a do Wsgier, do domu
%rozpusty.
w dniu 26 b. m. ~odjezdzafo
z dworca raciborskiego $50 os6b
ma role W niemieckie okolice.
Pred dwoma tygodpiami udzie-
liz ksiaze biskup wroclawski 81
Klerykom wyzszych swieceh kap}ah-
skich; trzecia tylko Geese, t. ]. IL,
m6wi pc polsku. w maju przybe-
die ksiaze do Kluczborka i Koz-
la celem bierzmowania. Odbywaja
sic W pomienionych miastach juz
teraz narady, W jaki swietny spo-
sob go prz,jac.
J6zef Stateczny, gospodarz 2
Witos}awic p. Kozlem, udaf sic do
Wenecyi W W}oszech, gdzie syn
jego u Fra~nclszkandw ma ksiedza
w dniu Is b. N. wyswiecony
zosta}. Z Tworka, Biemkowa Ra-
ciborza w~yjechato kilka osob do
' ziemi swietej. Zaeny kandydat ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
Cesarz Wilhelm
w POZnaniu.

Czytamy W toruhskim Rzy-
iacielu z 2 kwietnia:
CESAR Wilhelm II
przyby} z%eszfej niedzreli rano o
godzinio 7mej do Poznania, a
uczynif to magic ma wiadomos6 0
wielkiej %powodzi, ktora znowu to
nieszczesliwe miasto nawiedziia i
jest rownie wielka jak roku ze-
sziym. O zamiarze cesarza dowie-
dziano sic W Poznaniu dopiero W
sobote p6znym %wieezorem i pry-
watnie tylko. Znac Se cesarz chciai
przybyc W ciehesci j ME pragnaf
%okazaiogo p~rzyjeeia, jake Re Jechat
tylko ola przekonan1a sic o wiel-
kosci n~ieszczescia i ola pocieszenia
nieszczqsllwych,
CESAR przybyt W towarzys-
twie ministra spraw wewnetrznych
i 2 adjutantow. Ma dworcu zebra
10 SIC mimo tajemnicy j wczesnej
pory dose publicznoscl. Przyjmo
wall cessrza ma dworcu n~aczelny
prezes, komenderujacy W Poznaniu
general, prezes policyi i ~pierwszy
burmistrz poznahski. Cesarz ws;adf
zaraz do powozu i pojecbat do mia.
sta brama berljhska. Ma sw. Mar
cinie wstapif DO szkoiy, gdzie kwa
terra ola biedak6w powodzia z
mieszkah wygnnnych. Tam kilka
ninut zabawiwszy, pojechaf cesarz
utica mfyhska, berlihska, przez
plac wilhelmowski i pedg6rna utica
W miejsca JUL zalane ma ulice
Strzelecka, gdzie wysiadf i pc
ussawionych ]pomostach nrzeszedf
al ma Wielkie Garbary, zkad iodka
pojechaf al do mostu ChwaIiszc "
sklego. Ia mostem spotka1 zwy-
czajny furgon wojskowy W drable,
ma ten VS. adj i poiechat az ma
Srodke, p~rzejeztzaJac 20 giebokiej
wodzle. Ma Srodce byt IL powodzran
W szkole, dat dla MICH 500 NH
rex. Re Srodki pojechnt do wiel.
kiei sIuzy ~fortecznej, potem do
fortow, a ia forcie Winiary kazaf
zaalarmowaG wojsko. Wrociwszy
do mlasta, byk ma placu aziaiowym,
ma %ratuszu, Il potcm odbyt przeglad
zebranego ma aleJAch wojska i wnet
pc poludniu znow odjechaf,
,,Dla biednych powodzian
wielka ztad pociecha, DO tus2a
sobie, Ze wfadze zaJma sic ich
loscm goraco, gdy taxi dal przy-
kfad cesarz. Ola miasta W ten. ma.
dzieja, re cesarz powiedzraf, IL
trzeba bedzie poczyniG zmiany "
budowlach fortecznych, ably wodzie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-25
su wygladala sic tylko W r6zne

81 "ygladala sic tylko W r6zne
strony alei...
N%areszcie brzydal wstai.
Podaf jej reke, ona wyclag.
nefa ku nicmu swa dion, on ja
pocafowaf, uktonit sic i poszodt
nucac:
~ ty mu w~ierzysz bledne dzewice
ty mu wierkysz OF! OF!
Me wler&aj mu!..."
Obejrzaf sic, przesfaf jei reka
cafusa i znikt W zakrecie alei.
Ona teraz byta bardzo zamyslona,
al wreszcie przJszedt Romeo.
Ona go zaczeta znow dis
piescic, eciska6, catowac...
On chciat dotknac ustami lei
szyJkI, gdv W tenn n sic wstrzas-
nefa cafa spojrzata w gore.
Bec!:. ia spadfem.
Lezafem nh jej biafem ciele,
W koronkach stanika, czufem re
ml dobrze, ko|ysafem sic noszo
ny oddechem W gore ma dot.
Wreszeie potoczyfem sic da-
lei, dalej!..
Szepty ich zmilkty - zdawa-
TO MI sic, he on odszcdt, ale ona
siedzia}a jsszcze...
Ola czego?
Minefa d1uga chwila.
Ora sic poruszyta ma fawce,
ia potoczyfem sic i spadfem W
a&urowa, pohezoszke.
Zaczepifem sic o iedna z nj
tex i siedziafem cicbutko, spokoi-
ME, ably ME spasc ma ziemie.
Przyznacie, Re to wygodna 70.
zycya?...
Nareszcie ktos siadt kofo niej
DO zaczety sic szepty, smiechy
wesole j klasky 20 reku...
W tenn uczufem, Re ME utrzy
mann rownowagi ma nitce i spad
ne, gdyz ona sic pochylila i pc
ehwilt ~usfyszatem ~klasniecie cafu
| 6a.
To Romeo p~omyslafem i jed
n%oczesnie stoczy}em sic gfebiej
ma sama jej stope.
Ona uczufa moja osobe ma swo
jej n62ce, widac zadrasnaiem ia
DO zawofafa:
Och cos mnie kasa...
Gdzie, gdzie, kochane mo-
je? ktos pytat.
- OF tu...
W tel chwili spad1em ia z'e-
mic, strzaenlety reka okryta piers
cienkami.
Le$e W pyle, ale wole bye
tutaj nil TAM.
Co sic z mimi stale dalej -
ME wien.