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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

violent velocity until at least four hun
dred fathoms had run ont. Then It
stopped short. The whale was sulking.
For twenty minutes we waited, keeping
strong aud steady strain on the line.
The five boats were now pretty close to.
gether awaiting developments. Tho
whale was, as near as ne could Judge,
about under our boats bottom, having
dived down nearly perpendicularly. At
last there was suspicious slackening of
the line. We realized that she was com.
ing up to blow.
"Look out for her. boys; she's rising I"
was the NEXT shout. And she rose with
vengeance, striking one of the boats
with her snout, capsizhg it and hurting
the crew into the water. The harpooner
in another boat got his iron in, Selling
comparatively quiet opportunity. The
blow OF this second harpoon acted like
the dig of spur in the flank of n vicious
horse. Madam was off on the rampage.
And pretty chase she led us, going
at furious rate for quite half an hour,
with all hands huddled together in the
stern sheets as far aft as they could
crawl, in order TO keep the bow of each
boat as far out of water as possible. The
boats are constructed for Just such an
emergency. An ordinary ships boat
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

What nice large old country Russia
is, to be sure, observes the Chicago
Herald. A recent ukasc condemns telc-
phones as dangerous to the State"
But it is only in bleeding Poland that
the order for their suppression is to be
enforced. In Warsaw the police have
been directed to remove them from all
restaurants, coffee houses, liquor saloons
and other places of public resort. When
ever any fellow wants to find out how
free America is, let him study the vaga.
ries of Russian tyranny.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
THE WINTER FIELDS.

Winds here, and sleet, and frost that bites
like steel.
The low. bleak hill rounds Under the low
sky.
Naked of look and fold the fallows lie,
Thin-streaked with reager drift. The
gusts reveal
By fits the dim, gray snakes of fence that
steal
Through the white dusk. The hill-foot
poplars sign,
While storm and death with winter
trample by;
And the iron fields ring sharp, and blind:
lights reel.
Yet, in the lonely ridges. wrenched with rain,
Harsh, solitary hillocl,s, bouad and
dumb
Grave globes. ciose-lippcd beneath the
scourge and chain,
Turks hid the germ of ecstasy, the sum
Of life that waits on summer, till the raiI
Whisper in April and the crocus come
-Cndries q. d. Roberts, in the Ceatury
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
Tobacco Smoke and Meat.

Smokers, bewarel for once again SCI
ence has found weak place i'll your az
NOR. This time it is NJ. Bourricr, the
French scientist. who has been on the
warpath against you, and after great
number of experiments he has solved the
question as to whether tobacco smoke
has an i'll eject on meat. The results of
M. Bourrier's investigations are some
what depressing, not only TO smokers
themselves, but also to all those people
who are apt to buy their meat from n
butcher at whose establishment smoking
is not prohibited.
In the first instance, NJ. Eourrier made
handsome present of two pieces Of
fresh, raw meat, which had been fumi-
gated with tobacco smoke, to 4 dog.
The dog, however, would have none of
it till it was daintily wrapped up in Il
thick layer of minced meat, and then the
foolish animal grecdily devourcd the
morsel. Result ut was the dog that
died" Next piece of veal and piece
OF horseflesh were fumigated in the same
manner, and two rats were invited TO
partake Of the delicacies. Which they
did, and persisted.
Experiments were made with boiled
roast, grilled and stewcd meat, and it
was ascertaired that the less the meat
was cooked the more it was liable to abb
sorb and retain the poison. Thus, what
M. Bourrier calls ''bifteck saignant, - and
what in this country would, perhaps, be
better known as s'undcrdone beelsteak, -
proved very liaLle to take the infection,
while boiled and salt beef was less sus-
ceptible.-PaU Mall Gazttte.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

The first grain elevator in ST. Peters.
burg has been officially opened and
blessed by the clergy. So much has
been written about the necessity of grain
elevators in Russia that this beginning is
considered an important event-in fact
30 important that the Minister of Com
.munications and numbers of Senators
and high officials were present at .the
ceremony, and no fewer than three extra
and special trains were run from town to
the new port, where the elevator is
situated, for the convenience of the 200
o. 900 persons invited This elevator is
on large scale, capable of dealing with
$4,000, 600 pools Of corn during the
navigablc season of the Neva. 1t will
be great boon to the grain shippers, as
hitherto there has only been a small float
ing elevator at Cronstadt, belonging to
the English shipow-ars, Messrs. Wilson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

under such circumstances would >tc very
apt to swamp. Well, rs l '~as saying,
after We had scooted ior several miles al
this break-neck speed Mrs. Whales ef-
forts began to weaken. She came to u
standstill, and then, after short inter.
val, during which we got couple of
lances into her in vatal spots, she went
into what whalemen call her death furry
lashing the water into fury with her tail
aud performing soloes marvellous gyra-
tions and evolutions The boats kept
away at Judicious distance.
"WOndcr if she's gon' to sound?"
And that was really IL question of vital
importance. il she decided to do the
dive act Il second time the whale was
lost TO MS forever. Many whale has
saved its blubber, but not its life, by
pointing its snOut for the bottom in its
death agonics. The popularity of dy.
ing dive being that the whale doesn't
come to the surface again, probably for
months or years and possibly never.
This whale, however, was built on
different lines. She died Mt the top OF
the water Ikea lady, causing us all to be
very thankful to her, us in duty bound.
We coiled up the lines in their tubs aud
hauled the two boats close up alongside
the whale anc waited. Our ship was
hull down to the eastward. and in the
light wind that prevailed it would take
some time for her to run down upon MS.
We had no fear Of the ship missing us,
for we knew that sharp eyes had watched
our movements from the crow S. nest, and
that our course had been accurately OBJ
served.
Meanwhile, what had become of the
calf.
don't know. My opinion is that the
whale swallowed its calf to save il from
us. 1t was only 81 small specimen, and
US this mother whale had outlet of large
size the feat might not have been I'M
possible.
Well, i'll good time the ship came run
ming down on us and by and by got along
side Of the whale. We were very anxious
about the fate of the boats crew hurled
into the air by the whale, aud our first
inquiries were concerning them. They
had been shaken up aud ducked, but
otherwise were uninjured. The boat was
too badly shattered to he used again,
md she was worth at low estimate
5000.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
"Abraham's Oak"

The old oak ut Mamre in Syria, or, MS
it is known everywhere, "Abrahem's
Oak" is one Of the most famous and
venerable trees in the world. 1t is rcver-
cnced alike by Jew, Christian and Ma
hometan, for it is supposed to mark the
spot where the patriarch pitched his tent
in the desert. There is superstition in
Jerusalem, and in all the country about,
that whoever shall cut or injurc this tree
will lose his frst-born son. So for CEN
turtles it has been allowed to toss its
gnarled and contortcd limbs in the gales
which sweep from the Mediterranean
over the Syrian plains Garden anu
Forest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

Stanley's work in Africa is of higher
value the more one hears Of it. 1t ap-
pears that among the things, he has set
tied are these The Congo traced from
the sea to its head; discovery of the
watershed OF the Nile and the Congo
systems; almost absolute proof that
Lake Victoria is the largest body of
fresh water in the world, and that the
ancient "NIountaius of the Moon" have
their equivalent name in the modern
huwcnzorc, the highest peak of which
he estimates to be IS, 600 feet in altitude,
and which is entirely snow capped TO,
1900 feet.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
0LD-TIME WHALING.
PURSU.r OF THE DEEP-sEA LIE
GALATIANS DESCRIBED.
Graphic Account of Voyage an a
whaler-lkiiling u Whalc-Cut-
ting In and Trying Out
the Carcass.
"Thar' she blows!"

"Thar' she blows!"
"Sperm, too, at that"
"rhar' she brcschcsl"
Such was the cry all OF US aboard the
old bark Abijah Adams, of New Bed
ford, heard one morning. ia 1854 from
the lookout in the crows nest. Precious
good news it was, too, for we had been
cruising the Pacific Ocean many weary
weeks and never whale had we sighted.
Tho Apijah Adams was as stauuch Al
vessel as ever hoistcd sail. She was
thirty-iivc years old, and no worm had
Ger worked his way into her solid live
oak i.!a"ks and timbers. She smelt
sweet of whale oil, every foot of timber
in her being saturated with that odorifer-
Gus and money making product. Pctro-
lcum hadn't been discovered in aay guam
titles in the days am telling you oc and
the whaling men we're looked up to and
respected.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

Our captains were lights of the church
when they were ashore aud the old New
England merchants were proud to enter
tain them anti give them their daughters
III marriage.
As soou rs the welcome sound of
Thar she blows!" came from the main
topgallant masthead all was hustle and
activity. The watch below tumblcd III;
on deck. The whale was only about
two miles distant to iccward, and after
s1uaring the yards to rnn toward it, omr
boats were got ready for lowering
When about hrlf mile to windward of
it the mainyard was backed and the bark
hove to. Then our five boats were low
cred an1 we pulled toward the whale,
which was lazily floating and giving suck
TO young "oalf" whale. The mother
whale of the sperm variety is very de
voted 20 its Offspring, and will fight saw
ngely to protect it.
Thus we knew that n hard tusslc was
i'll store for as and that we should have
to Use the greatest warincss in approach
ing Madam Whale. Ii once she caught
sight OF us with those small green eyes of
hers in all probability she would attack
us, and IT we were struck by her head or
lashed by her tail we all stood Il rood
chance Of eating our supper in Davy
Joncs's locker. The sperm whale is the
only variety which has teeth in its for
midablc jaws, and il has been known 20
Use them with very bad consequences to
whale boats crew.
''Pull eaSy!' shouted the boat stecrev
as We got within II couple OF cable
lengths Of the whale. The harpooner
had hold OF his ''tosglc IRON with Il
good hard grip. We were steering for
the stern OF tie whale, aud every now
and again We could see ore OF the
''iiukes' of her powerful tail charming
the water with slow and majestic stroke.
We knew that in few minutes, if we
had luck, that enormous tail would be
lashing the waves with savage fury.
A few more strokes of the oars and ihc
boat steeret put the how alongside OF
Mrs. Whale She had been too busy
fondiing he: cxlf to take any notice Of
ou' presence.
"Let her have it, Jack" Yelled the
boat sieerer, and before the words were
out of his mouth Jack had driven his
iron with t.rrilic force into the side Of
the immense hast
''Stern, NIL" was the next command
and the OFFS bent as vita brawny arms
and the crew backed Lne rail boat on,
of the reach of that ,e,riul flukc, one
stroke Of which might send us all to
perditoe. With rush and Al snort
through her blow holes the whale began
to 'sound, as the whalcmen call driv-
ing.
The line rushed on. of the tubs with
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
PITH AND POINT.

A grave subjcct-A corpse.
The king of beasts never rcigns but
he roars.
1t is wise fool who knows enough to
keep it to himself.
If riches have wings, we wish they
would occasionally fly our way.-Epoch.g
Even the most poverty stricken hotel
proprietor is independent Laurence
american.
The consumer may consider himself
lucky if he gets milk of the first wataI
Troy Press.
Many man has cast shadow ON his.
life 10y standing in his own light. -Phihl-
delphia Inquirer.
"Why do you suppose the tramps go.
away from the snowballs "-lMew YoIb.
SIN.
The clearinghouse keeper who givgs
her boarders oleomargarinc instead &C
butter provides them with the Fat nf Tie.
land.
As soon as man gets the fire built
and the room warm his wife comes along
and wants to lair the house. "--.ttchiso,i
Globe
The rooster is one Of The most tidy Of.
all the members of the animal Kingdom.
He always carries Il comb with him.
Merchant Tiureic'.
A iireproof pocketbook is one of t.,
latestinventions. It is prooabiy intended.
to prevent money from burning hcles in.
the pOt.kots or the n,vuerc
Fifteen apples, fourteen pes,
Sixteen doughnuts, one whole cake
Johnnie ate, yet Johnnie cries:
hence doth come this stomach acl.el
-NeD York Sun.
Bobby-"My father is politician and
has lots of influence" Jimmy-"That's.
nothing. My father isn't :. politician.
and he has lots of influenza. "-Pittsluro
Chronicle.
Willie Cumso-''Papa, why do they
call the lecturer "the silver ton:,ued
orator" Cumso-"Becausc he gets $3.50,
for working it an hour and a half. -
Nnnsey's Weekly.
He-''Why should yon be so angry
at Inc for stealing JUST one little kiss?'''
She-''Any self-respecting woman would
be angry at man WHO kissed her Just
once.-Dwmatic Critic
Servant-"Boy wants to see vou,.
num-" Mistress-''Has nc got bill in
his hand?" mo, num-" "Wcl. theH.
he has got one in his pocket. Eend him
away. . Teaonine's Ne,cS.
Here is IL kink 20 straignten cut
ontradction vast:
How is it that in making Shoes
The first thin. is the last
-LippianoI.
She-"you are such solitary man,
Mr.. Sibly, l should think you would get
lonesome" He-"Oh, no. enjoy
being by myself" Sic (thouchtfully)-
II don't see how you can. "-Bnrlington
free Press
Don't kick too hard against book
agents. They have their uses Perhaps
but for them your front t,oor wouldn't
lie open once Il month, nor YOUR best
pailor get :: breath of fresh air once
quarter. Breeze
Before 1 CO." he said, III broken
tones, 81 have one last request to make
of YOU" Eyes, Mr.. Sampson2' said
she. when you return my presents
please prepay the express charges. can
not affora to pay any more on yonr ac--
count. "--f6rpe,''s Basar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

e, The total eclipse Of the sun recently
was observed by the United States SCI
entitic expedition at ST. Paul dc Loauda,
west coast Of Africa. Seventy pictures
were taken before and forty after totality.
The sky was clear during the first part
of the eclipse, but aftcrward obscured.
The observations we're considered to br
fairly successful.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

SAccHAnIN enough to take the place
of five thousand tons of beet-sugar has
now been made in Germany. Though
not food and condemned as injurious
by eminent medical men, it is used in
the preparation of fruits and the pro-
duction of sweet liquors. France, Italy
and Portugal already propose imposing
Q tax on it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
Girl Bride, Boy Groom.

The Tangiers Jews (wEo number some
$4,000 have no objection to the presence
of strangers at their weddings, and thus
a good opportunity is afforded of seeing
the ladies in all their glory, though many
of them need nothing to enhance their
great beauty. Much money is spent
over these weddings, and the dresses of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

In 1912 what is now known as Gin
duenza" was known then as "Tyler's
= Zip" Tyler was President of the
~ Cited States, and just,.efter sh@tyetoed
WI 'e "Unitcd States sapafg ,ahiip'i this
he ca'cmic swept S sE z !sSSatay and
ctua,. called "Tyler'ss erip. a a'ii''; 10 20 q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

the bride and her attendant ladies are
often very gorgeous. Many of the brides
are mere children, some of them marry
ing at the age Of eight years. The
illustration herewith is picture of a
nine-year-ol bride and seventeen year
old husband.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

WI. Fgeles.on. the Kansas Moses OF
the exodus from South Csrolia. has suc,
ceeded so far in leading 800 colored PEG.
pie to the colony in Oklahoma.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

A London Journalist is proving himself
wise father. He is educating his son
to be cook as he finds. that the culinary
art rnys better than the learned profes.
c,ons
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07

Berlin contemplates holding World
Fair in 1891 to celebrate the centenary
Of the late Emperor Williams birthday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
Berlin is lighted by electric lights that
only cost fifteen cents per night.

In four years about IA, 200 new manu-.
featuring and mining enterprises have
been organized in the South, and thou
sands of old plants greatly enlarged. -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

~. = WASHINGTUN, Lee. q.
came into my car at Richmond di not see
you until you stood at my feet, looking up
to me SO sweetly that did not know but a
little fairy had come in through the window.
But when picked you up and ybu gave me a
Hlss, then knew it was real little girl. The
you ars big girl, and when 1 go back to
Indiana to live you must como to see me,
and l will show you that have not for.
gotten you. The little doll which you will
lind In the box with this letter is. for you.
and hope You viii think it is pretty II
the doll could talk she would tell you Kew
much 1 love to De loved by tho little chill
dren. Affectionately yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
A Doll From tile President.

Wien President Harrison passed
through Richmond, Ind, en- route to
Chicago, to attend the opening of the
Auditorium, n little four year.old girl
was lifted into his chr, and with Il kiss
presented him with dainty knife. She
afterward received the following letter,
intended to arrive Christmas Day:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-03-07
CURIOUS FACTS.

From twelve to fifteen;deer day are
killed Along the line Of the West Yir-
ginia Central Railroad. H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26
Ogfoszemie gaxeciarsH1ie.
679 Milvaukee Ave. Chicago III.

(Newspaper Advertising
Wysz}o juz 175 wydanie tego
dzie}a, ksiazka o 200 stronnicach.
Mona tam znalezc tytuI kazdej
gazety wychodzqcej Stanach
Zjednoczonych, majaceJ pod}ug
american Newspaper Directory pre-
szfo 25 tysiecy abonent6w Z wy
szczegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
ogfoszenia. Podaje takze liste nal
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie,
majacych lokalnych a%bonentdw
najmniej 5O0O-tudziez liste wszel-
kich innych gazet oraz warunkl,
W jaki spos6b MONA W Mich mai
tanlej ~og1aszat, Wreszcie wskazuje,
W Jaki spos6b najw1ekszy zysll
MONA clagnqc 2 pieniedzy / t. d.
i t. d.-Ksiazka ia kazdemu ma
zadanie przesfanq bedzie darmo,
tylko koszta przese]kl go cent6w)
trzeba poslac W znaczkach pocz-
towych pod adresem: Geo. P. Ro-
we'll & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
York c., n. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

tutal dobrze jake zaiozyciel
plerwszej polskley parai' W
Philadelphia, czego dokonaf
pod przewodnictwem drogiei
nam sw. pamieci Ks. q. Ka-
them. Ten tel obywatel zaraz
pc powrocle zabraf sic znowu
skrzetnle do podnieslenia ma
szej osady przez za]oaenie pol
sklej kapeli. W tym celu u.
da1 sic do Wlel. ks. W. Ma
fusecklego, | przedstawlt mu
swoj pro]ekt. K. Maiusecki,
bedac wlelkim milosnikiem
spiewu i muzyki, chetn1e po-
part pro]ekt zafozenia polskiej
kapell - mysl zostafa w pro.
wadzona W zycle, i many ma
dzleje, re w krotce nasza ka-
pe1a zagra: ,,Jeszcze Polska
nlezgineta."
Jeden z czlonk6w polskiej
kapeli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

PLACCIE ia NVIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Blaine i Cukier.

Wedfug uchwafys kongresu,
cukler ma bye zwolnlony cd
ella. Temu sprzeciwiaf sic Sc
kretarz spraw zagranicznych
Blaine, a obecnie w liscle do
exmajora Cony usprawiedliwli
swoja otozycya.
Blaine pow;ada, he ME
sprzeciwiaf sic zwolnleniu Gu.
kru cd ella, }ecz sposobowi W
jaki to ma bye uczynlone.
70 znles1eniU eta, bedzie do
stanow zjeduoczonych prey
wozone cukru "a bIisko sto
mil!onow dolar6w; lyle vice
pieniedzy zarobia inne kraje
cd mas. Nalezaio wee zadaG,
ably te kraje zniosfy clio cd
produktow roInych i wyrob6w
przemyslowych Stan6w lie
dnoczonych- talk, ably pienia-
DE wydane Ia cukier wracafy
do kra)u przynajmnlej czescio-
wo. W tym celu nalezaio z
kra)aml, produkuiqcymi cuNier
do wywozu, zrobl6 odpowie
dnlq umowe, i znlesG clio Cd
cukru przvwo2onego tylko 2
tych KRAKOW, ktore W zamian
znlosa clio cd pewnych pro-
duSt6w Stanow Ziednoczo-
nych.
Blame mowi dale), zie przez
zmnlelszenie, Tub znieslenie ella
% pewnych towar6w, W o.
statnich latach Stany Zjedno-
czone wyselaja corocznie
przeszfo $50 mlllonow dolarow
wlecej do innych KRAKOW, W
zamlan zas mic ME dostaia -
owszem MP. Niemcy wzbronify
przywozu MESA wieprzowego
Cd mas W swoje grantee, a
przez tal1ie postepowanle kra]
ubo2eje.
Blaine zakonczyl list sfowa.
mi: Stany Zjednoczone sa bar
dzo bogate, ME talk bard:o je-
dnak, by mogfy take prezen-
ia robic cOrocznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26

syp;afni, sta1o jeszcze, rozblte-
ma srodku poko)u.
TAX zginqt syn wyrodly,
ktory mnle zemste poprzysiagt,
"a 10; ae bronitem pokrzyw-
dzonej matki lego. Zemsta,
]aka ola mnie otmysllt, dla
niego samego stafa sic zguba.
BledneJ matce przyzEano ca
ty ma]atek. lecz czy sic z
'ego cieszyfa: Watpie!
PKACCIE IA VVIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-26
wv Z: SC
L PolskIej Ojczyzny,
Xcnnsc Po}skie z pod zabO
EVH H'ruskhegO,

Nowy 7omyA dina % maja.
Deszczc zrzadzi4y W okolicy DUO
szkody- " wielu mlejscach wy
gnlfy perki i j%eszcza raz beda sa-
Ozone. TAX samo i re swiezemi
plantacyaml chmlelu sic stafo = i
te n%alezy ma nowo rosadkami oh.
saddle.
Ss1q@h. w Blskupicach umar-
Ia Slostra Mi1osierdzia J6zefna
M azurowsk a, Wincentka 2
Prus Zachodnich. Zmaria liczy4a SO
lat a % by}a W klasztorze. Przez
Is lat przeby1a w Bytomiu.
Tur=e IA Slazku. Czterdzlesci
diva clafa dziewczat, kt6re W dniu
1Sgob. N. ma Turmlazfy, juz odna-
leziono i pochowano. Jednego cla-
Ia dotqd odnalesc ME bv1o MONA:
Wrazenle plerwsze Juz m1nefo.
mlasto rozpaczy zapanowaf dis
smutek cichy, kt6ry pewnie ME
talk predko ust2pi: Odra p}ynle spo-
kojnle iak dawniej, pc mleiscu,
gdzle W jednej chwill czterdziesci
] kilka pe}nvch zycia i nadziel
dziewcz2t, zgine}o w nurtach wo-
dy. Divine to losy ludzl ma tel
zlemi, a nlezbadane SO wyroki O.
patrznoscl. Pomiedzy otiaraml byfa
take d%ziewczyna, kt6rej Stub miaf
sic W tych dniach odbyG. Cia}e
]e] znalezlono poi Dziergowlca-
mi.