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The Portland daily press., 1892-06-03
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by CORES.
pondents of the Press.
Gray.

Gray
DRY MILLS.
[From Our Regular Corresponds nt.1
Mrs. VIM. M. Dow returned from Chi
cago Monday, May .30th. She brought
young child with her .that belongs to
her son, Lorenzo E. Dow, who lost his
wife recently.
Mrs. Clara johnson of Portland has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Melvin
Golf.
Fannie Quint is at home from DR.. Nc
Co1lister's, where she has been working
the past winter.
Mrs. Thomas Quint is at her daugh-
ter's, Mrs. Fields, at South Windham.
Sebago.
EAST sEBAGo.
Fitch Bros. have finished work in their
spool-mill
John P. Hill has returned home for a
short time.
Thomas A. Hill who has been WORKING
at Sanford, has returned home.
G. Z. Fitch caught four nice salmon
trout May 21st. They weighed 143
pounds.
Mrs. George Thombs has gone to Can
ada to visit her parents, whom she has
not seen for eight years.
BrownfieId.
Memorial Day was duly observed in
this town by Daniel A. Bean Post G.. A..
R., and the Sons of Veterans Camp
Jessie P. Sweat and citizens from this
and adjoining towns. Exercises con
sisted of an address by comrade Rev. E.
P. Eastman and comrade Rev. Mr..
Clough. Recitations and music by choir
and East Fryeburg band.
Notwithstanding the rain, the largest
crowd ever gathered together were pres
ent. Dinner was furnished by the wives
and daughters of comrades and citizens
in the Odd Fellows banquet hall. where
the appetite of some 500 were fully salts
fed. The address of comrade Eastman
was we'll suited for the occasion, and it
was listened to by the large audience
with the closest attention.
About midnight Monday, May 3Oth.
the church bell and steam whistles
sounded another alarm of fire. 1t was
first discovered in.the stable Of Wm. H.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the
registry of deeds:
Bridgton-Eliza A. Gage to F. A. Mitchell.
Nathaniel Potter to Frederick Fox S138
Deering-George T, Whiting to Annie M.
Whiting.
Tryphena Bryant to Albert W. Childs.
Albion Blackstone to Olena B. Godfrey.
Windham y John Garland to Thomas NJ
Douglass.
O. P. Chaf1n to Nancy Edwards. 1915.
Westbrook = Nelson Valentine to Dwinal
Pride.
sebago-George E. Fitch ct ais to John F.
Thompson.
Portland-Louis W. Bradstreet to Alfred E.
Freeman.
Marooney.
Charles w. Hodgdon to George B. Hodgdon.
$780,
Brunswick Douglass to Lindley M
Varney. g
Freeport-Anna j. Goddard ct ais to George
Fl, Jordan. 5000.
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Pythian sisterhood.

Damon Assembly, No. /, P. S., will
receive large delegation of visiting Sis
ters from all parts of the state Saturday,
June 9th. The meeting will be called at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. The work OF
the order will be exemplifed, after
which banquet will be served, followed
in the evening by the regular meeting, at
which will occur the nomination of Off
GERS
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A carload Of palmleaf
fans in the basement.
Parasols.
OWEN, MOORE & co.
MARRIAGES.

In Westbrook, June 2, by Rev E. M Cousins,
of Westbrook.
In Alfred, June 1, Fred G. Allen and Miss Ida
Leayitt.
In Saco, June 1, Ralph W. Morrow and Miss
Susie G. Leavitt.
In Bath, June /, Edwin H. Given of Charles
town, Mass, and Miss Sarah A., daughter Of
J. G. Minott Of Bath.
IN Bath, May 27, Andrew Kingsbury and Miss
Nellie F. Albee.
IN Dover, May "a, Madison j. Leavitt of Bid
deford and Miss Ilene Cook of Portland.
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DEATHS.

aged GA years 8 months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.1
In Kennebunkport, June /, Seth Fl. Pinkham,
aged Sc years months.
In Limington, May 21, El1nira, widow of Capt.
Joseph Small aged "a years 8 months.
In South Hollis, May 26, Hannah r., wife of
Edmund weymouth aged 80 years months.
of Cyrus Cleaves, aged 7e years nonths.
In Hallowell, May 10, Mrs. Rachel G. Dun
bar.
In HalIowell, May 10, Edward Gilman, aged
% years.
III Boothbay, May 20, Mrs. Hannah Day, aged
SO years
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CITY OF WEsTBRook.

VIM. Gilman of Cumberland Mills has
just returned from four days fishing
trip to Sebago. He succeeded in landing
eight fine salmon trout, averaging four
pounds, the largest one weighing seven
pounds. His son, ten years of age, caught
three of the eight.
A large stone watering trough is being
placed in the square.
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Bishop Healy's Anniversary.

The 18th anniversary of the consecra-
ton of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Healy as
Bishop of Portland. was appropriately OBJ
served yesterday. Pontifical high mass
was celebrated in the morning at 9
o'clock. In the afternoon the children
of the Academy and Catholic schools OBJ
served the event with pleasing exercises.
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Into Innocuous Desuetude.

Ira F. CLARK & Co. say in our advertis-
ing columns that they have their gun in
position and have knocked profits into
innocuous desuetude. Seekers for bar
gains will find the advertisement inter
esting reading.
The Portland daily press., 1892-06-03

These are the days that
bring the mercury and the
demand for Neglige Shirts
close up to the top limit.
1t brings Straw Hats and
the need Of thinner I'm
derclothing into activity,
and on the whole, the
warm weather is a good
thing for stores. You can
see more Shirts for sum-
nler here than in any two
other stocks IN town, and
whatever you want, what
ever your idea, we can
supply it, and for little
money.
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Boston & Maine

The following table, showing the saw
ings in interest to the Boston and Maine,
which will be effected from 1892 to 1899
inclusive, by refunding maturing bonds
at 4 per cent, is interesting:
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U. S. DISTRICT COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE wEBB.
THURsDAY.-Docket called preparatory to
adjournment of the present term.
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You'll need to take ad-
vantage Of every help to
comfort when the torrid
wave begins. Gauzy
Underwear is what you'll
think Of first, the place to
get it next, and-that's
here Of course.
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

The sale in Hats and Caps will
continue for a few days at the
special prices quoted. These
prices are away down and you
have only to look at them to see
what sacrifice it is.
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Call and get our Terms.

Two hundred and fifty converts were the
results Of the union meetings at the opera
house. A good many were young men and
women who have resolved to live lives OF
christian pietV.
George Bradley returned from an over
land trip to Oberlin on Wednesday, He
says the crops are looking fine and that
Sherman county has rs good crops as any
one of the counties he crossed.
Our streets are being fixed up somewhat,
they having been graded and are now being
filled in with brick and clnders. This is q
much needed improvement, and speaks
we'll for the city administration,
r. W. Finley, proprietor Of the Goodland
Touring mill, was in town Monday selling
flour, etc. This is the nearest mill and
merits the patronage of all the people OF this
section Of the country Banner.
John Nye was here from Chicago, Tues
day and Wednesday of this week. He was
enthusiastic over the outlook for crops In
the county. John is an old settler and de-
lights in the glorie' Of our great county.
Three steam threshers have already been
sold in Sherman county this spring. Agri-
cultural implements Of all kinds are In great
demand, and the harvesting of our immense
wheat crop would be an impossibillty with
out them.
THE REPUBLIC has been moved Into the
building recently occupied by the Farmer.
We are now on the main street and will be
pleased to see our old friends and patrons
at our new place of business. Come in and
call on US.
Miss Anna Richards closed q successful
term of school OF eight months, in district
II, Saturday, June 4th. She will visit her
MANY friends nh mt Wnak and thnO o. n
to the home Of her parents in the eastern
part of the state.
The meetings have been moved from the
opera house to the churches. The first reg
ular services were held Sunday last. The
churches have been greatly strengthened by
the revival meetings, and the good work
still goes on.
A grand ball Is advertised to be held at
the opera house Friday evening, June 10,
The walls that were wont to listen to Mrs
Wilson's melOdiOus voice for the past few
weeks, will now have change in listening
to the fiddle and the Gripping Of the light
fantastic toe"
We learn that Hon. Tully Scott of Oberlr
| Kas., mas withdrawn from the firm Of viii.
son and Scott, the partnership having been
| dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Scott
| having been several years receiver of the
ODerlln land office, emlnentlY, Is qualified
to attend to land cases, and we advise all
needing an attorney in land cases, to apply
to him, for they are sure to be benefited and
treated fairly. Mr.. Scott is gentleman.
AS we go to press the report by telegram
from Minneapolis is about as follows Con-
vention was organized bv the Blainites,
with Fausett of New York, as temporary
chairman, and the HarrisOnites secure the
| permanent organization with Mckinley of
| Ohio, Ms permanent chairman. The Blnin-
| ties adopt dilntorv proceedings and the com
mttee on credentials not ready to report.
| No test vote yet taken.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10
Resolntions of Resnect.

Whereas, 1t has pleased the almise and
supreme Ruler Of the universe In his Infinite
wisdom to remove from this earth our
worthy brother, George Montgomery, to the
throne above; and,
Whereas, stockton Lodge, No. 40, /. o.
o. +. does by his departure realize that 1t
has lost high and esteemed member whose
advice and wisdom was Il great help In the
early existence Of our order. And further
more we acknowledge that had 1t not been
for the untiring efforts OF Our deceased
brother in the early struggles Of Stockton
Lodge, No. 10, |. o. o. i E, it would not have
been kept in the fOurishing condition II has
ALWAYS enjoyed; and while at that time his
residence being u long distance away, the
night WINS never so dark, the storm never so
severe, but that the knock of Brother Mont
gomery could be heard ut the outside door
of the ledge; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That we, as Il lodge, and as In
diyiduals has sustained a severe loss in the
death of our brother, and that we desire TO
extend our sympathy to his near relatives In
their affection, and especially to his devoted
wife; therefore, be it
Resolved, That these resOlutlOnsbe spread
on the records Of stockton lodge and copy
of the same be sent to the family and friends
OF the deceased brother and also to Wallace
Lodge, No. 300, /. 0. o. f., Wallace, Kas.
(Signed.) J. n. SMITH,
J. w. CALENDAR,
}. q. SMITH,
Committee on Resolutions.
BY A. +. SHARNIAN,
Recording Secretary.
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In MemOrIam.

The following lines were written il
memoriam of Mrs. Olive Ackley, ageC
II, who died May Is, 1892.
We watched by her bedside through tn
night,
Her breathing soft and low,
As in her breath the wave of life
Kept heNying to and fro.
At last The Morn came, dim and sad,
nd chill, with early showers;
She gently closed her eyes In death,
Her waking brighter morn than ours.
Weep not, o! mother, lone and sad,
She's only gone before;
She's heltered in the SaviOr's fold
On the bright celestial shore.
Her life was brief, its closing short,
Seven days she suffered sore;
rhe struggle ceased, and she was free,
To suffer pain 10 more.
Dear sister, dry the bitter tear,
For all must surely die;
Prepare to meet the departed one
In mansions in the sky.
Husband. parting sore 1t was,
Bercft, indeed, and soon
Twas morning to you both awhile,
10 her, now endless noon.
We bore her sadly to the grave
On the prairies OF the west;
Her mortal form we buried there,
Her spirit is at rest.
Kind Mother, earth hath called her home;
Garnele ed the precious dust,
But Christ has bid her spirit come
To its eternal rest.
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A Sunrise,

One Of the most pleasant social events Of
the season took place at the home OF Mrs.
j. b. Shearer on last Friday night, at which
time about twelve of the ladies Of the
Womans' Relief Corps of which she is IN
honored member. 1t gave her complete
surprise by dropping in on her at O'Clock,
The ladies met to bid Mrs. Shearer last
good bye before her departure for Denver,
her future home.
The evening was pleasantly spent in social
conversation until 0 O'Clock when refresh
ments were served. Before taking their
leave Mrs. TAFT in behalf of the Corps In II
neat speech presented her with silver card
receiver as token of their love for her
faithrulness to the order. About 10 O'Clock
the ladies took their leave, wishing her
much happiness in her new home.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10
Licensing Engineers.

The question Of licensing engineers Is be-
ing so agitated in every state in the union
that within short time, fer the protection
Of human lives. 1t will be impossible fol any
one entrusted with steam to hold or secure
a situation without passing rigid eXami-
nation and ohtaing license. Stephenson's
Illustrated Practical Test has been pub
lished to aid engineers preparing to pass
such examination, and as 1t embraces all the
questions asked on the boiler, pump, engine,
dynamo, Corliss engine, ETC., 1t has already
met with such demand that 1t is now in its
fourth edition. This work, which only costs
100, can be obtained of the publisher,
Walter G. Kraft, 70 La Sale Street, Chicago.
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SATURDAY,.
at Mrs. Massepgi11's
Special Sale!

Millisack Is in town.
Mlllisack's for shoes.
Millisack's for ladies parasols.
Millisack does as he advertises,
Millisacks for childrens shoes.
BllllisaCk the wizard is In town.
For dress goods see Millisack's.
Milisack's for gents furnishings.
Milisack's for anything you want.
Go to the big racket at Milllsack's.
MiilsaCk knows how to buy goods.
Millisack buys everything for cash.
Millisack sells everything at bedrock.
900 dOz. eggs wanted at Millsack's
1000 lbs. butter wOnted at Mlllisack's.
Buy the Wittclshoier bankrupt pants,
70 cents and 81.
A beautiful selection Of lace pattern
hats at Mrs. MassengiIl's.
Saturday will be special sale day dt
Mrs. Mussengill's millinery store.
Screen doors, screen doors, for sale by
the CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY.
Cannon City, egg and lump coal sold
by Commercial company &. ii. AUsTlR.
The Chicago Lumber company has The
best and cheapest screen doors on the
market.
Here we are! It's spring wagons and
road carts this time Commercial COM
pnny. u. ii. AUSTIN Maragcr'
All who think binders are all n like are
solicited to call on Z. II. Barlow and
secure himself u complete binder for $780,
Here we are again with another sukey.
IT'S the old reliable Cdsady this time.
Warranted to do good work or money
refunded. @. II. AUSTIN.
Pocket knlves--the best 80 cent knife
ever offered to the public. Call at TIC
GOodland Hardware company and see
for yourself.
A full line Of repairs for Plano binders
will be kept in stock. Furnished free
for first season by GOOdland Commercial
company. u. ii. AUSTIN
A machine Of steel is a steel machine,
and made only by the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine company.
q. n. BARLOW, Agent.
When you get the Commercial com
panies prices on binders and headers YOU
will be astOnishe1 at the drop In prices
g. II. AUSTIN. Manager.
The Goodland Commercial compang
Is now prepared to give you prices Oh
binders, headers. mowers and rakes.
G. II. AUSTIN. Manager.
Wittelshofer's prices are our farmers
Safeguard. They buy III large lots and
have the stuff for all. Bargains, hence
their great bankrupt snap. 90 and sec
them.
Bessie II. Bedloe. Burlington, VT. haC
a disease Of the scalp, causing her bali tt
become very harsh and dry, and to fal
so freely that she scarcely dared tC
comb Il. Ayers nair yigOr gave her {
healthy scalp. removed the dandruf land
made the hair thick and glossy.
Not many physicians make greaI
I therapeutic discoveries. For the mos
part they content themselves with ad'
. minIsiering judiciously what Is pres
cribed in the books. 10 DR.. J. y. Aver
however, is due the credit Of discovering
that greatest Of Observation-Disclosures
sarsaparilla.
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Resolutions Of Coincidence.

VI
Whereas, It has pleased an allwise Proyl-
dence to take from our midst our brother,
Ned Il. Darling.
Resolved, That In the death of Brother
Darling the lodge has lost one Of Its valued
members--the family a beautiful son and
brother.
Resolved That we commend them to look
to him who has said, "lIe that belieVeih in
Me shall have everlasting life" That In the
dispensatiOn Of his Providence he d0eth all
things well. And we extend to the family and
friends our kindest sympathy in this, their
sad bereavement.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the family, and copy spread
on the minutes of the lodge, and copy
for publication.
BY order Goodland Camp, No. 24S S. of V.
Dated this eth day Of June, 1892.
j.. l.. JONES,
W. p. WARRfNER,
p. S. THOMAS.
Committee.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10
Tint New GasoIine.

Most gasoline's have a pungent ojof,
and will smoke while generating the
store. The new White Rose gasoline is
odoriess and smOkeless. II will not fZ
nor explode. It is not the product of
the Standard Oil trust or any other COM
bine. 1t is the product of the National
Oil company. The Goodland Hardware
company have it for sale. II is the most
economical OH to use. Give 1t trial.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10
School Report.

School report of district No. 10, for the
month ending June 3.
Number OF days taGght. .....,........" 20
Number enrolled. neutrality-suspicious.. IL
Average daily attendance. ....."... IL
Number of days missed. ............... 164
Number of cases of tardlness.. II
Names OF those not absent nor tardy,
Dollie Harrington.
Names Of those best in department,
Minnie Groves, Myrtle Edwards, DolllC
Harrington, Pearl Harrington, Bessie Swan,
Ida Wisbaum, Glen Adams, Clyde Groves
and Eddie Swan.
Names of visitors, Miss Lena Williams
and j. Il. Kimmel, county superintendent.
ANNA V. MCKENZIE, Teacher.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10
Cyclone at Jennings.

the reported cyclone a. Jennings was
nothing compared to The hurricane Of
public opinion that day bv day blows
people to Bartles' bakery and lunch room
where they lind safe retreat and plenty
of good things to eat. Il. j. Jones' old
stand.
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Married.

Mr., Edwin A. Penny and Miss Lulu
RuOn, at the residence Of their Methodist
pastor. in GoOdland, June 8. Mr.. Penny
and Miss Rulon are old residence Of Good
land and are too well and favorabIy known
IN sherman county to need comment. The
best wishes Of their many friends 90 with
them to their claim in the county where
they may be found at home after cate.
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School Report.

Report OF district No. IS, for the month
ending June2.
Number scholars enrolled. 10
Average attendence....'. 3
Scholarship. ....''''..''''.'''''''' "
Deportment.......s neutrality-suspicious." 81
Cases hardness. ...................... 2
Those not absent, Sylvia Cure and Lena
Wolfrom.
Those not tardy, Hannah Rohr, Rosa Nc
Millen, TheO. Rohr, George Lewis, John
Wolfrom, Otto Rohr, Henry Lewis and
George WOlfrOm.
Visitors, J. f. Kimmel, Genie Hedgpeth,
Florence Cure, Bertha Rohr, Mrs. Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedgpeth, Mrs. Wolfron, Mi
Cure and Erwin Lewis.
Lou HEDGPETH, TeaCher.
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Hain Hall

The Farmers Alliance Insurance COM
pany Of Kansas will insure your building
against fire, lightning and tornadoes,
aud your growing icrOps against hail.
8. W. HopNEY, Agents.
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Great reduction in prices Of lace hats
at Mr.. Masscngill's special sale Saturday.

Nearly all women have good hair,
though many are gray. and few are bald.
Halls hair remover restores the natural
color, and thickens the growth Of the
hair,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10
Warrant Call.

School district warrant No. q; registered
No. q, of district No. 81; date, May IL, 1891;
teacher, Mabel Mead amount, 80; Ii called
for payment. w. L. VANWINKLE,
Treasurer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10

A second hand Randolph header. Call
at A. q. Reynolds art gallery.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10

The Goodand Commercial company
pays the highest market price for grain
Of all kinds. q. II. AUSTIN, Manager.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10

The latest styles In children's sherred
hats and bonnets at Mrs. Massengilrs.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10

Buy a Mccormick Binder and save
your grain for ten years hence. Over
l2l 900 sold last year.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10

We handle the best lime, cement and
plaster. FOSTER LUMBER COMPANY,
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TIME TABLE,
Time table Of the Chicago Rock Island
Il Pacific railway Nc GOOdland, Kas.
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The Mccormick Is machine of steel
and its binder has no equal IN the world.
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George Hess keeps the FARMERS hard .
ware store.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-10

Ladies call aud see the splendid line
of spring jackets ut Wiltelsholer's,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-05-25
WIADOMOSCI MlEJSCOVE

Grzecznosc przedewszystkiem.
Charles Schneider stawal
wczoraj W sadzie kryminalnym
W Lake View pod zarzutem
rozboju zosta} stawiony pred
grand jury pod kaucya $500.
W ubieg}y poniedzia}ek "a
krad} on sic by} do mieszkania
pani E. Handrey pod nrem
1908 Wright Str. w}asnie wy
pr6znia} komode, kiedy made
sz}a pani Handrey. Widzac
juz skrzynke swa klejnotami
W rekach z}odzieja, PAM Han
drey trwoga zapyta}a: ,,Kto
pan jestes i jakiem prawem
znajdujesz sic W moim pokoju9"
Z}odziej W pierwszej chwili by1
zak2opotany, ale potem chwy-
Gil 20 ramie pania Handrey i
powiedzia} W tonic prawie po'
kornym: ,,Szanowna PAM, "a
1uje, re mi pani przeszkodzi1as.
Skoro panitylko zechcesz krzy-
knat, re zalem bede zmuszony
zabic pania.
,,Czegoz pan chcesz?"
,,Wszystkich kosztownosci,
kt6re pani masz W domu i pie
niadze, kt6re pani posiadasz."
,,Juz pan masz wszystko, ale
prosi1abym jedne grzecznosf"
,,Czem moge PAM s}uzyt|
,,Zostaw mi pan kllka przed-
miotow, kt6re So pamiatka po
mojej matce."
,,Prosze mi pozwoliG wszyst-
ko pani ofarowac. Sam nam
matke i ME chcia1bym naru-
szac tych pamiatek. zegnam
pania.''
PAM Handrey wtedy chcia}a-
grzecznemu z}odziejowi ofaro.
wac szpilke kosztowna, ale ten
jej ME przyjal i wyszed z u
klonem grzecznym. Zaledwie