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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
THE MlssloNEs BOUNDARY.
A South American Question 10 be Settled 3,
the President.

WASHINGTON. Dee 2S.--Somc spccula
| ton is going on in official circles over thu
" whereabouts of the commissioners of th'
| Argentine Republic appointed TO represen
that country in the matter of the settlement
of the Missiones boundary, which is il
controversy with Brazil. The Brazilian
| commissioners have arrived in New York
and are awaiting the appearance of the Ar
gentine delegation, which has been expected
| for some time.
| News of their leaving Buenos Ayres
reached the United States some time ago
and it is supposed they are spending the
holiday season in Europe. When they
come, arrangements will BE- made for pre-
sentng the merits of the controversy to the
| President of the United States, to whom
| the two countries have referred it for de-
cision.
The Missiones question revives memo
ries of the Spanish conquest. For l50
years the Jesuits enjoyed undisputed ascen-
dency in Paraguay. They reduced the In
dian language to a written idiom taugh,
the natives the rudiments of wood carving
and European agriculture, planted orange
groves, planted yarba tea, built model viii
layes. and governed the country on hu-
was ever done by Christian missionaries
than than that of the Jesuits i'll the Upper
Parana and in the region now known as the
| Missiones.
Whom the expulsion of the ,Iesuits was
decreed they offered no resistance, but
quietly left the country. In the course Of
single generation population of 10000,
employed in various industries. abandoned
the plantations and relapsed into barbar-
ism. Then followed the reign of mon
| ster and war of determination.
/ In heartrending struggle against three
| stronger states a supplemented people en-
dured manifold sufTerings for the sake of a
tyrant who had murdered his mother,
| brothers. rivals and allies. They fought
/ for their oppressor until he himself was
dead in the forests and three-fourths of
I their heroic warriors were slain.
4 The victorious coalition, including Bra
zil, the Argentine Republic and Graquay
retired from the old Jesuit mission groun
with an unsettled frontier question, which
continued to excite suspicion and Jealousy
during years of secret intrigue. The es-
I tablishment of the Brazilian Republic was
followed by an era of good feeling.
| President Feodoras minister of foreign
/ affairs, Bacayuva, went to Montevideo and
Buenos Ayres on mission of peace, and,
while the convention he made was subsc-
quently condemned by the Brazilian Con
gress, the question has been finally sub
mitted to the President of the United State
| for arbitration.
| A memorial of a former exercise of simi-
lar office existed in the opposite quarter ci
| Paraguay, where one Of the new cities u
nam Il Villa Hayes, in honor of the Ameri
| can President who acted as arbitrator ID
dividing the Gran Chaco between dispuiiap
| powers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
"STlLL IMPROVING, !"
Is Or. Johnson's Report From the
Bedside Of Mr.. Blaine,
Ihessh still Refuses 10 naks statsneat q
Prospects d Recovery.

WAsatSsros, Dec. as.--.Mr. Blaine
still shows an improvement. and today
throughout has been uneventful.N said DIR.
Johnston at 4 Z. NJ. when he had just left
the bedside of Mr.. Blaine.
The doctor has not vet admitted that Mr..
Blaine is affected with any specific disease,
nor can he be drawn into discussion as TO
the probability of Mr.. Blafne's recovery.
There were number Of callers at the
Blame residence today, as the interest IN
Mr. BIaiae's condition does not diminish,
Notwithstanding the reassuring tone OF the
family bulletins.
For the past few days matters in the
household have resumed their normal state.
As Iouc as Mr.. Blaine holds his own the
family is hopeful that his life may be spared
for long time to come.
All the lights in the house were extin-
guished at 10, except one gas jet in the
lower hall. which burned dimly. II was
evident that the household had retired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
A herald os ,h. u.r.., ye.r.

tByg and tle segment VIII ferIe.cnf the tenn Of
the ablJonrded pspi'iaviiy Of H5.',i;ers sioIpsch
i,ittcr-. fes opening Of the yese i-s will be .ig
uaiize1 l3 The appearance OF ffrsa Almanac u
The E,ttefs Witieh the sssss defty alton aud ne
tiDn u tlisg World fspous medicine viii BE- Iueidis
forth. Everybody should read II. The eaicndat
and astronomical eaieniafon- is, he sound IN Ibis
hsyiseare why's sstoai.bisaly accurate. and
fbe statistics Illustrations harnpr and other read
ing matter rci, IN Interest M full u profit. The
HO,tRtier Company, of Pittsburgh. Pa. pabl-b
il iefns ives They employ shan siSty hands
in me mechanical work. and more thaH eleven
months 50 tle year con.ao.f' - preparation.
u can be- obfsined. without cost of all druggists
and eeanlry deslers, aud I. printed In English,
t.eYfnss, French. Welsh. Norwegian, sweden,
Holland, bohemian and spanish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
A BAD FIRE.
II. L. Harvey & Cos Tool Shop,
With Residence Adjoining
Burned Early Mis- merains -uaabie 10 Learn
Gauss. lssses Or Insurance.

At 1885 this morning box Is sent in au
alarm which was quickly followed by a
second alarm. calling ont the entire depart
ment for a fire in II. II, Harvey 4 Cos tool
and machine shop-on the East Side, fe,tin-
gilrs Corner, corner Bangor and Lock
streets.
the tiremen turned out promptly. Pine
Tree Hose Co., located at fettengilfs Cor
ncr, soon had water. on the flames followed
in short time by the other companies.
When discovered the fire was in the
northern part of the huilling and rapidly
worked through the entire plant.
A few of.the hand tools were saved from
the south part of the shop, ba; almost
everything was lost. The entire northern
part IS destroyed and the south shop prae-
tically gutted,
la the rear of the shops ON Lock street,
was a residence owned b, Mr.. Harvey, AMI
occupied below by r. T.. Bur,iin AMI above
by George Simons, Burdin saved all his
household goods with somc breakage. 81
mons, it is said, lost quite portion of
his.
Mr. Harvey is in Boston, and no one
connected with the establishment could cs-
innate the loss or insurance, though il can
not bs below sl2 900 or SIS, 900. There is
said to be partial insurance at least.
The works were shut down for some re-
pairs ON the engine "Wednesday noon AMI
it cannot be explained how the fire caught,
as there was supposed not to be any about
the building.
The fire had got big start before being
discovered ani had practically got control
of the building before any water was pu,
on, so that the effective and prompt work of
the department is shown in saving what now
The blaze loomcd up in grand style and
called out big crowd even at that dis
tance with zero weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
JACK FROsIs MASTERPIECE
Grandeur Of Winter Scenery at Niagara Un.
equalIed in Ten Years.

NIAGARA FAILS, n. Y, Dec. 2s.--The
icy scenery about the falls is the grandest
in a decal The form alton is similar in
many respects TO that in the winter of 1873,
when the Princess Louise and the Marquis
of Lorne we're here.
The effect of the setting sun on the my
Rad ice tracings and stalactites is marvel
lousy beautifully beautiful. Prospect
Park. Gun Island AMI the end of Goat
Island is glitteriug mass, rejecting vari-
coored lights which dims the splenaor of
the many rainbows formed by the mist.
A peculiar atmospheric effect is produced
on the rapids above the falls by the steam
rising. as if from boiling springs. This
was caused by the extreme cold. The tenn
pcra,ure of the air ranged from ) degrees
above zero TO III below. while that of the
water was 20 to 10 degrees warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
NO TRACE OF POISON.


r,m>, Dec. 3s.--The report Of the au-
topsy ON the body OF Baron Reinach was
made public today, Il declares that no
trace OF poison has been found in the or
gpns. The conclusion reached is that the
death was due TO unnatlra; causes.
One OF the experts who assisted ut the
Kcinach inquest says the result may be u
surprise to every body. II he had TO make
an oath on the subject he adds, he could
not say that Baron de Reiuaeh was pois-
nncd.
The officials of the Government Toxilog-
ioal Bureau deny the truth of the figaros
story about the death Of Baron dc Reina'h.
They say the examination of the organs re-
moved from the haron's body win require
another fortnight at least.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
CROOKS ARRESTED.
Wanted for Horse Stealing Two Stolen from
South Paris. Maine.

PIrrsrirLp, Mass, Dee. 2s.--Cliief Of
Police Nicholson arrested here, this after
noon, j $. Cooke, 40 years old, alias J.
jenkins and W. J. Nice, wanted in Lynn.
charged with stealing two teams at South
Paris. Me-. July 2s, the teams being valued
at S225 each.
They were stolen by two men, and one is
now nnier arrest at Lynn. Cooke came
here in September and was employed In
Jones Sons & Co.'S foundry. He will be
held for the Lynn officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
RICHARD 8. KIMBALL DEAD.
Was Man Of Distinguished Literary Ability
Author Of 81. leger''.

NV York Dec. 2s.---Richard B. Kim
ball. the distinguished literary man. died
here today, aged 76. Ten days ago he com
pteted the most important work Of his life,
entitled ''iIalf Century of kecollections'
His first work, st. Legcr', appeared in
the famous knickerbot kcr Magazine more
than 80 years ago. This work was trans
lated into French, German AMI Dutch and
gave the author commanding rank among
American ac,hors. Dr. kImball was bora
in New Hampshire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
the NEW GOLD oIeeIsGs.
A Sun Reporters Information as to the Best
Way to Reach Them.

san RArAkl, Utah. via Green River
Utah, Dec. 2S.-A reporter saw Jack Sum,
mer here with Major Powell's party through
the Colorado canon in 1869. lie said hs
had just sold gold claim in the Henry
mountains, called the Bromide for $40 900
This was not a placer. He said the last
placers were about 20 miles below the
mouth of the San Juan Oh the Colorado.
1t Was impossible to get in from the Ari
zona side, even if the Nayajos were willing
except by packing over the snowy Navajo
mountains But no man who knows tn,
Navajos will care TO invade their territory
and this rush of people to the lower Sar
Juan will only increase their jealousy.
There are good places, he says, in Cres-
cent Creek, which flows from the Henry
Rrange to the Colorado. All the eastern
slope of the IIenrys is full of gold. The
only silver mine in the district is on ;hs
west side, near the top of the range. II
runs 10 ounces of silver and II per cent
lead. ASSAYS have been taken from the
Bromide running as high as $4,000 to
the ton.
Ben IIite, who is with Summer, says the
greatest unknown gold fields in the work
are down the Colorado The Henry Noun,
tain district is 80 miles, the White Canon ol
Dandy Crossing is / 10 miles, and the lowcl
san Juan 80 miles from the Green River
station on the Rio Grande Western Rail
way. He says that there is good wagof
road nearly all the way.
If the best placers are ON the upper Sar
Juan, then the route via Green River woulf
lay across the Colorado at Whites Camp OF
Dandy Crossing, keeping well to the wes
| of the San Juan river until the Box Canor
is passed. which is said TO extend - to 10,
miles up from its mouth.
If, as these men say, they are below th'
San Juan, then the crossing would be mad,
ut llitc's or at some point below, keepin.
well into the Colorado, and crossing ih'
San Suan near the junction with the Colo
rslo. Same say the best way is to keep tt
the south of the Colorado down to the Ere
mont or Escallente river, as the big river Is
known to be much more accessible from tb'
southwest side.
So far the roads are perfectly dry, am
the ground is not even frozen. Horses anl
wagons are being shipped to Green Rivel
station, and preparations are making TO take
people in by this route. Were it not for
the snowy Lasellc Mountains to the eas
this nigh, be tassep for September day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
BAIL REDUCED
For Mrs Makepeace. Charged with Murder
From $4,000 10 $1,000

DEpnAu, Mass. Dcc. 2s.!n the Nor
folk superior criminal cUnr' today. Mrs.
Anna VI Makepeace. charge1 with man
slaughter in killing her husband. Clarence
y. Makepeace. at Avon. sept. -. 1891, in
whose casc the jury recently disagreed on u
verdict had her bail reduced from 5000 10
S2Opt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
Wrecks on Nova scotian Coast.

HuiFAx, y. >. Dec. FASHIONED
Flora Dell, of Northeast iIarbor, Selbaroe.
Cape Negro for Halifax. ran ashore al
Moose Harbor las, night and probably will
be total loss. She has a "argo Of herring
Schooner Willie Craig. Cape Breton. fur
Halifax. il reported wrecked at Little liar
bor. near Ship Ifsrbor.
She was owned by Edward Dauphine oi
this citv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
FORD RE-AhReSTEO.
Discharged on Charge 81 Completely With
irving. but Agaiain Custody.

PuRrLANp, Dec. 2s-Clarence Ford
was before the Portland municipal court
Wednesday morning. eiarged with com
plicity in burglsries with Irving ard receiv'
ing stolen goods.
The evidence being ,sficient ne was dis
charged, but was Immediately rear rested
by nited States authorizes and brought he
fore Commissioner Bradley on the charge
of roobing the postotfict at Gorham on the
night of Dec 10Th. His examination viii
take place next Mond@, anil Ford ~a'
bonnd over in $1,000 and committed tc
Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29

Waslifscrox, Dee. 2s--Pensions aaTe
= O, grated the following residents OF
Maine
Original. Daniel Mason, Amos snckney
Alber, p. Smith. Albert t. Lyshon- ii'n"'
thy Call. Wm. wetzel. David T. Curtis
additional, Edward D. Farney, Georgt
Romeo. Patrick O'Snlllvan; Increase james
A. Cunningham: original, Widows, etc
Rebecca VI. Bctfs {motherl, Elmira 4
fvshon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
CHOLERA RIOTERS
Tried in aussia-Eisht 10 Die 81 &c. Other
Sentences--25 Acquitted.

ST. PsrsnsnuRs, Dee. 2s.--The court
martial in Taskend has passed sentence ON
the leaders in the cholera riots on July q
last. Seventy men were tried. Eight were
sentenced to be struggled; four TO loss of
all civil rights aud deportation 10 Siberia
for life 3S to long terms Of imprisonment,
and 20 were acquitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
KEvANS RELEASED.
Dublin Authorities Find He was Not Con-
cerned in Recent Explosions.

DfGLiv, Dec. 23.-The authorities after
making L most searching investigation OF
the movements for several days past OF
kevans- the man arrested on suspicion OF
being concerned in fine recent explosion
here have found t'm; the story he told is
true in every particular. The inquiries re-
seaIcd thar the man had not been near the
scene of The explosion and he was released.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
McEvAN GUILTY
of Murder Of Wife and Sem
fenced to Death.
Dublin officials Find That kevans,
Charged With
The Recent Explosion, 10 Innocent aad ns
10 Released.

GLASGOW. Dee 2s.--Sailor McNeilly
who accompanied the alleged murderer,
William Mcl.yan, TO his home one night in
last October. along " i,h the unfortunate
woman, who was murdered and horribly
mu,ilatcd during the night, was today ac-
quilted of completely in the crime.
McfNan was tried on the charge OF mur-
der today and found guilty. He was sen
tencetl 70 death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
SCHOONER MATTE C. eAsT0S
Abandoned At Sea After Heavy Gale Crew
Landed at lewes. DEL

LEwEs. Del. Dec. 2o.--The crew of the
schooner Matte G. Easton, with a cargo OF
1000 tons of coal, from Baltimore TO New
York, landed here today having been taken
off by the schooner Annie ConaDt, on the
2sth inst, when the Easton became water
logged, about 900 miles south OF Cape
Henry. and was abandoned in sinking
condition.
The Easton was badly damaged by a gale
and sprung leak. The crew were nearly
exhausted and some we're slightly frosf-bit-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
In Session at Oitawa-Address Of Welcome
by Lord Stanley.

OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. 2s.--The annua
meeting of the Geological Society ui
America opened here today in the railwa,
committee rooms of the House OF Com
mons Governor General Lord Stanley
delivered an address of welcome. Papei'
by the Fellows Society of the United States
and Canada were read.
The officers elected include; President
Sir ]. William Dawson, Montreal; vice
president. G.. {. Chamberlain, Chicago
second vice president, Prof. Stevens, New
York; secretary, II. l.. Fairchild. Roches
ter, n. Y; treasurer. J. c. White, Nor
gantown, W. Va.
This evening public lecture was givef
by Prof. W. J. Niece, Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
UmsRlA SIGHTED.
The Moravia Saw Her Dec. 21 sicamins Along
at Usual Rate.

NV YonK, Dec. 2S.--'rhe steamer
Morayia arrived tonight anil reports that
December 2l NJ 10 A. NJ, hat. 70, lon.
3s Gj, about three miles distant. she sighted
three mastcd and two funBellel steamer
lbeyo doubt the CunarJ steamer mbrial
bound west and going at her usual speed
directly in the Liverpool track.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29

Or any other similar epidemic, the bloo'l
aud the whole system should be keF ~
healthy condition. II yon feel worn oa'
Or have ..thaf tired feeling in the morning
do not be guilty Of neglect. Give immediate
attention to yourself. Take Hoods ssrsa
pariIla to give strength, purify the blood ans
prevent disease.
IIoe.rs Pills cure liver Ills ja1ndiee. iii
iousness, sick headache. constipation.
a&wfoirmchd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29

vii eprr your cough md eold
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THE NEXT CABINET
As is Row Made Up by Outsiders Tor fres'
den.-Eiect Cleveland.

washington. Dee. 2S.-The star says
The slate as thus far made mp is saii Ia
he Dickinson, secretary of state; Tar
lisle, secretary of the treasury Gray, Det-
ware, attorney general: Lamont, secretary
of the navy; Morrison. secretary of the in
terror.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
STRUCK BY TRAIN
And Probably Fatally Inlarcd-Accident al
Westbrook, on Maine Central.

PogrrASp, Dee 2s.--A deaf and dumb
man named Bean of Winlham was struck
by a train on the Maine Central near West
brook. His skull was fractured and he
was probably fatally hurt. lie is now ut
the Maine General Hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
THIRTEEN DEATHS
Have sIready Resulted from Arsenic IN Goa
viets rood al Helena. Mont.

I.rrrtF EerK. Ark, Dec. 2s.-Three
o,ore cos,iets, victims of the mysterious
poisoning at Helena. died tlis nlorhine'
making iS in all who have died since me
arsenic was uaixed with their fupi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
$4,000 ,.e.nsiaY Fire al ssat.ssi'l., \ G

AsuEvuLK, Y. G.. Dee. as-f1re 4,
Statesville. DESTROYED ss5,vb WORN Q,
buiilinrs. Including the Carolina hoaei ans
business block and Ststessilie afi'iois (
The fire is .aisi TO be incentnrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
FLOOD IN CALIFORNIA.
Damage at Sacramento and San Joaquin Val
Ieys Estimated at Over $1,000. 900.

SAS FRsNois.o, Dec. 2s.-Reports from
SACRAMENTO and San joaquin valleys show
that the damage by the food will 60 above
81 100000. Capitol City is safe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29

Besras. Dec. 2r.---For New Englxnd !:
Thursday, fair, slight change IN sempera'
turp: vest and northwest winds. Friday.
fair warmer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29

N,rick, Mass, Dec. 2s.--Riehsrti Hayes
4 Sons. shoe manufacturers, have assigned.
Liabilities, $40, 600: assets, stock and ac-
nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-29
puslap Nov 4 Free Man.

BosToS, Dec. 2s.-Laie this afternoon
Governor Russell signed the pardon Of
Dunlap. the Northampton bank robber.
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FAN a.p xAanea.
tseai fssseass.

wAsmSsros, Dew. es.-for Maine
Fair, northwest vindt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
WlARUS

nlezdrewe, an,zefi iamy
bestyl drapieznych. I'd zimna
mniej NIGGA sic uchronl6, ich
pozywlepie wystarcza zaled.
vie. by sic utrzymali prey
zyciu.
%Statystyka wskazuje nam. re
przecieclowa dtugoSc zycla robot
nlka jest o trzecia Geese, czesto
nawet o poiowe krotsza, n,z ludzi.
W dostatkl op}ywajacych, z tego
samego narodu i W tych samych
warunkach kllmatycznycn zy1a-
cych. A coz to wydziera zycie
Nboglemu, do kt6rego on ma prawo,
jake syn iednei matki? Ot6z mic
rnnego, jak praca, g}od niedosta-
tex, ktore zwoIna Jego organizm
podkopuja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
s. 100000 90 55Oo0.
4kACCIE "a WIARUSA
Podr0z baIonem.
lCiag dalszy.)

TAX soble lechall przeszfo
poftorej godziny. Naraz spostrzeg}
Ferguson W oddali las. Gdy s1on
do niego dobiezy, niezawodnie sic
mledzy drzewa schronl, a wtedy z
balonem bedzle zle, DO sic O drzewa
rozedrze. Me by}o tedy innej ra-
dy, iak kotwice cd sionla Cd
dzielic.
= Ryszardzle ,strzelai!- rzek1
do pr%zyiaclela.
Ryszard strzel14, a mlerzyf w
heb s%lonia, ale kula odbi1a sic O
heb, zadnel ME zada wszy ranY, A
strzaf Mai nadto ten skutek, re
sion MIN przeStraszonY splesznleJ
bledz zacza1.
- A to ci twardy }eb!-mru-
kn21 J6zef.
RYszard gnlewaf sic, re sionla
ME zrani}. Wycelowa} tedy pono-
wnle, a teraz w box ~strzeli1.
Sion rykna1 okropnle l Jeszcze szyb.
ciej biedz poczaf. :
Me ma rady -odezwa} sic
Jozef, wldze, re MUSIC wan do
pom6dz, panic Ryszardzle.
Obaj tedy ma Freeman zaczell
strzelac do sionia, a ten ryczaf,
lecz ME pada}, tylko blegf jak
wsciek}y, ku lasowi iuz niedale-
klemu.
-Jezell 60 pred lasem ME u
blJecie, -odezwat sic Fergusson,--
MUSIC przeciqc llne.
Ryszard J6zef pallll jak do
tarczy. Naraz Sion skoczy4
gwaitownlo a balon wstrzasna{ sic
wielce. FergussonowI wypadla sic.
kiera z rak | spad}a ma ziemie.
PobIebli vszyscy, DO liny, ma
ktorel kotwica wisla}a, odwlazac
ME szfo, a przerznaG jei nozem
ME spos6b. Sion zas ME pada1, lecz
pedzl} a pedzi} coraz bllzej do la
SUI.
Wtem stana} i podni6s} feb l
traba machna} W okofo. Pan Ry--
szard %skorzysta4 z tel ohw1ll i
wsadzii mu kule"w oko. Sion rY-
kna} strasznie l upadf ma ko-
lana. .
-Teraz W serce!- ~krzyknaf
Ryszard iuz postal kule, kt6ra
w SERGE sfonia traf1a i z nog 90
zwaliIa.
J6zef spuscnf sic zaraz pc lime
ma zlem1c, p6znlej 8 0wl sladf tez
Ferguson Ryszardssoo
Jozef zabra} sic do wYkroje
MIA re slonla nalprzedniejszych
acknowledged kawafk6w. Ma
stepnie roznlec,f ogleh l piekf tie
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