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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Vera yioleta, Boquet des Amous,
Lilac de France are the latest ant
best odors In handkerchief extracts,
PARLOR DRUd STORE,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

j, g, White Of Chicago, western
agent Of the American Refrlgerat.
Ing Company, is here for the pur.
pose Of locating a ware house IN
this city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

j. f, Johnson, route agent Pacific
Express Company with headquar-
ters at Little Rock, is in the city
today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Orders will be taken for Col, John
Hallums Biographical and Plcto-
rial History of Arkansas, at j. s.,
Ragland's, Price, $3.50, G2l
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

The. Governor of Arkansas has
offered reward Of 5000 for the
arrest and conviction of parties
composing mob in Calhoun
county, who hung the Ware broth
ers without giving them trial.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Rev Arthur Highly and wife left
yesterday for a lew weeks vacation
in the Northwest We hope their
stay will be beneficial aud pleasant
to them
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
Notice

Watches, clocks, icwcIry and
type'writem repaired and work
guaranteed at Sig, fleehts, the
reliable ieweIer. 6 l8 If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

The ladies' of the W, G, \, u have
furnished nice porlors, and will
serve cream and cake tonight at
their hall, Go out aud patronI2e
them,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

1t is reliably reported that Texar-
kama is to have two more papers in
the near future, which will make
six in the CITY, OF course the mer-
chants and business men will be ex-
pected to patronize and keep up all
(Y) Of them, Truly it will be a big
load Tor them to carry
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

The most fragrant and lasting
handkerchief extracts are found at
the Parlor Drug Store, II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
The Best.

Pure, white CASTLE soap at zoe
per pound SMlru DRUa Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

AS will be seen elsewhere, the
architects, Messrs Kendrick and
McSweeny, are advertising for bids
on the house of j., Lawson This is
to be a two story building, to occu-
py the corner lots on State and
'Frigg Streets, Every day new two
story buildings are being erected
Mr., Hovey has again appeared in
a third term hat" The Major
says he knows a good thing when
he sees It, and when he bought the
hat, he did so for the purpose Of
letting the sun strike the top aud
glance Off He sayslt Is a sun light
ming rod The hat is rather high,
and we think he should cut in the
middle aud divide with bis ticket
agent, Godbold
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Notice, tosubscribers Of "a Diary
Of An Old Lawyer" by COL John
HaIlum: The books have come and
will be delivered within the next
ten days, Please be ready to take
them, Mrs. JOHN HALLUM,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

If you have a wheel" not in the
head, but one you ride, go to the
Cosmopolitan tonight and hear wheel
talk, Sam Solinsky will be there and
play 'humpty dumpty" to amuse
you while speeches are being made
by his side partners Mccartney and
Kane
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Those beautiful silycrbelt buckch
at F, H. Schusters always please
tn Oladlcs, Cal and see them.
1925
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
Building in Texarkana.

STOP paying rent and build you Il
home in the Loan Association,
Small monthly payments, For par.
ticuars see VIM, A, Bomar,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Superintendent Rawlins, of the
Cotton Belt Telegraph service, has
returned from Pine Bluff
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Miss Mary Hatton, a teacher in
the deaf and dumb asylum at Little
Rock, is visiting her sister, Miss
Hester Hatton, AZ Mai, j. NJ Me-
Gn's,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Tom Gates, ESQ., 4 popular young
hotel man, who was formerly con-
nected with the various hotels here
Is now with the Cosmopolitan.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

FoR SALE, CHEAP, Good Durham
milk cow Apply to
JNo, A, CArPREY,
73 I'm National Cotton Oil Go.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

They are repairing the furniture
factory building and machinery, and
will soon have it going,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Talk up the Board of Trade, get
the old members to pay up their
dues and enroll new ones, and let
us march on TO progress.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

The Wheelmen of our city will
hold meeting at the Cosmopolitan
hotel parlors tonight, on business OF
Importance to them
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

pIB HVUHIi
The money broker-business strictly
confidential
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
I'HE TEXARKANTAN
F. G. W00TTEN, City Editor.

FIG. W0OTTEN, City Editor.
. ..--
I. -o-;>A.L- II 1--we.
For the best cigars call on Koer-
ner & Co., 212 State Line Avenue,
Don't fail to see the nice assort-
ment of wall paper at
4-5 LEMLY's
See the big bargains offered at
Briley's old stand by p, A, Turner
Big bargains in the Briley stock
for this week See new nd else
where,
The prettiest and latest in tan
shoes and slippers at A, S, De-
Lamar's. 6 30
Buy the ever popular Standby
Cigar" make by Koerner 81 Co., 212
State Line Avenue. G24
-
An elegant line of wallpaper with
ceilings and borders to match, at
4-5 LEMLY's,
Patronize home INDUSTRY Buy
your cigars Of Koerner q Co., man
ufacturers, 2l2 state Line Avenue
If you want shoes, the best shoes,
and at prices IN keeping with the
times, call at A S, DeLamar's shoe
store. 6 80
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Ragland has a new drink, 1t is
pepsin soda aud will cure indiges-
tion, Take a treatment at his soda
fountain, &C tt
Orders will be taken for COL John
Hallums Biographical and Plcto-
rial History Of Arkansas, at j. s.,
Ragland's Price, $l5O G2l
Mr.. j S. Ragland has just recelv-
ed a sample copy of "a Diary of
An Old Lawyer" by Col, John Hal
lum, Orders will be taken by him
for the book, at $3.50, G2l
-a.as 4.aln
People go to grocer for grocer.
les. If you want shoes call at
DeLamar's Broad Street shoe
store, He keeps a iull line Of ladies',
gents and children's all styles aud
prices. 6 30
.-'-a -
The Floral Stsoelation will meet
in regular session next Saturday
July 20, at ! p m, Business of inn
portance to be transacted, The di
rectors will meet at 5p, m, for the
election of officers,
r -~-----------------------
Awarded
Highest lI0nors Worlds Fair,
DIR.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

We buy ana sell country produce
II MoonE a. WELLS,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Go out tonight at the W, G, T, U,
hall and hear the balcony concert,
by Texarkana Band,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

No need of going to Dalby Springs
60 to Sam Raglands Tor ice cold
Ddlby Springs water, III
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Call and see the fine line Of hair
brushes and handkerchief extracts
at the Palace Drug Store, G.2l
The herald., 1895-10-17
THE GENERAL RECEIVES
Enjoy able Social Function in
Military Circles
THE SURPRISE ANTICIPATED
General Last Had Read II in the
Herald
The Brigade Commander Called Upon by Big
Portion of His Officers and Ten.
Speeches and Refreshments
THE SURPRISE ANTICIPATED

General G. F. A. Last received such of
the officers and men of his brigade as are
stationed in this city at his residence on
Hill street, near Tenth, last evening. The
affair was in no sense an official func-
ton.
Shortly after O'Clock Companies
A, G and T of the Seventh regiment
the regimental drum and bugle corps,
and the signal corps formed at the
Broadway armory and marched thence
in com mand OF Colonel W. q. Shredder
to the Last residence. Arrived there. the
battalion, which was in fatigue uniform,
formed companies front and were halted.
The unattached cavalry company CT the
brigade, recently formed, had preceded
the foot soldiers. The organization was
intchargs of Captain J. B. Lankershim,
and was in civiliansattlre, their un iforms
not having yet arrived.
1t was intended to have made Of the
affair a surprise to the new brigade COM
mander. but the facts were given to a
reporter on Tuesday, and were by him
published in Tie Herald of yesterday
morning. 1t was we'll that this had &C.
Cured, as General Last had intended to
be absent from home last evening.
General Last was not in the .nerriest OF
moods when bis officers and men lined up
in front of his house. He had earlier in
the dday assisted in paying the final trl-
butte TO the late police officer, John F.
Mcguire. But he received his visitors
The herald., 1895-10-17
$4,000 WORTH OF SOLID S0LED SII0ES n+ 5=%@5aS

with warm cordiality. Three times three
were given to the new brigade COM
mander and then Colonel Schneider, upon
behalf of the officers and men of the gal
liant Seventh, welcomed General Last into
the fold. The latter responded feelingly,
SAYING among other things that he in
tended to do his share to make the whole
brigade credit to the citizen soldiery
of the state and to bring about this re-
suit he knew that he might at all times
depend upon every one within the sound
of his voice.
The mental part of the programme at
an end. General Last invited his visitors
inside his home, where refreshments of a
more substantial character awaited all of
them. The affair lasted nearly two hours
and has gone far toward proving to a
large part of the brigade that the new
isadier-general is eminently the right
man i'll the proper place.
General Last has issued his first official
order. 1t is rs follows:
Headquarters First Briagde, N. G. c.,
Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. IA, 1895.-Gen-
eral Orders, No. 8.
Pursuant to general orders, No. IA, A.
6. o.. l hereby assume command of the
First brigade. n. G. G.
Headquarters are hereby established at
the armory of the Seventh infantry, 62l
South Broadway, Los Angeles. Cal.
Captain II. D. Alfonso. adjutant Sew
enth infantry, is hereby detailed as act
ing assistant adjutant-generaI.. Until
further orders all communications will lie
addressed to him at 334 Com m erciaI street,
Los Angeles, Cal.
The new general says that the names of
his staff officers will not be ready for an
nouncement inside OF ten days.
The herald., 1895-10-17

Tolls up to the stand and gave him warn
ing not to repeat his offense. After a
little scoring the horses got away and
went even TO the quarter in O:36H. Here
Nellie w. broke and lost ground, Thomp-
son also gaming half length on Paloma
Prince and going easily in first place.
The half was reached in :11A with the
horses I'm the same position. Around
the turn Belle W. gained slowly but at
the head of the stretch was still three
lengths to the bad. Cornley made fine
drive of Nellie W. and she gained stcadi-
ly. At the seven-eights Paloma Prince
went up in the air and Thompson led
Nellie W. half length. Nellie w. gained
but could not make up the distance and
Thorn pson won by short head. Time
2:22
Fourt, heat--Tnompson had the pole
and on the start went to the front. Nellie
W. close up and .Paloma Prince trailing
them. At the half the positions were
the same but on the turn Paloma Prince
went into the air and the leaders gained
30 much ground tnat he was distanced.
Nellie W. could not hold out and Thomp-
sol won out easily. Time 2:23H.
This finished the race and gave Tliomp-
son Fl rst money. Nellie W. taking second.
1t was hard blow TO the talent Who had
backed Nellie W. heavily for the race.
But Thomps never broke once and his
steady trotting gainst Nellie VS. cratic
performance was what won.
The next race on the programme was
the 1927 pace for three-y ear-olds, for a
purse.of $40N. There were six entries
Roam Wilkes, Jennie Nc, Ed Lafferty,
May milford, Babe Marion, and Hal Cor
bett-all of which started. In the pools
Roam Wilkes was barred. Babe Marion
selling for $40 and the field fetching $4,
starting at S6 ,and working down to $4.
First heat-TLe horses got away 10 a
rather ragged start, with Hal Corbett on
the pole and iE front and Roam Wilkes
on the oIstioe At the quarter in 80 sec
onds flat Hal Corbstt led with jennie Nc
close up and Roam Wilkes. Ed Lafferty
May Milford and Babe Marion in the Or
der named. The h alf was reached in
:06A, and Corbstt still led, but Jennie
Nc had dropped bacA: and Roam Wilkes
and Babe Marion were moving up. As
they swung. into the stretch the three
leaders were on even terms, and came
fast. Roam Wilkes dew away, but Babe
Marion was after HIM and they came ul-
der the wire Roam Wilkes first, Babe Ma
rion at his shoulder and Ed Aafferty a
good third. Time, 2:l5h.
Second heat-The horses got fair
start and at the quarter in 33A Roam
Wilkes led with Ed Rafferty,. Hal Cor
pett. Babe Marion and Jennie Nc close
up in the order named, May Milford lay
ing back. At the quarter pole Babe Ma
The herald., 1895-10-17

The Bellevue avenue electric line will
commence operations on or about Octo-
Der 25th aud arrangements are being
made to celebrate the event with speeches
and pyrotechnics.
The herald., 1895-10-17

Superior Judge Williams of Ventura
unity is in the city in attendance on
the supreme court.
The herald., 1895-10-17

rion broke, and it threw her out of the
race. At the half Wilkes still led with
Hal Corbett at his wheel and Ed Lafferty
and Jennie Nc holding their own. On
the turn the leaders came closer together,
and when they swung into the stretch
Roam Wilkes led by scant half length
from Hal Corbett, while Jennie Nc led
Eu Rafferty, about the same. Rafferty,
broke and Jennie Nc went after Hal Cor
bett, but she couldn't catch him, and
they finished Roam Wilkes first, Hal
Corpett second and Jennie Nc third. May
Nutwood just got INSIDE the flag, but
Babe Marion was distanced. Time, 2:1SM.
Third neat-The third heat the horses
got gooo start, and sailed away to the
quarter in 49, Roam Wilkes was in the
lead, Hall Corbett at his traces, Jennie
Mack close up. Latferty brooks and fell
back, May milford bringing up the rear.
This potion was held to the half in
:10L, when Ed. Lafferty commenced to
move up. At the heau OF the stretch.
Wilkes still led. with Corbett coming
fast. and Jennie Nc and Ed. Lafferty two
lengths behind fighting for third. Roam
Wilkes won out handily with Hal Cor
bett good second. Ed. Lafferty beating
Jennie Nc out forl third place. Time,
1922.
Roam Wilkes won third money, but
Babe Marion threw her supporters down.
She breaks paddy when she does go up.
an! it takes all day to get her settled
again.
This ended the days programme. For
today there are good races on the card,
notably the 2:15 pace and the 1927 trot.
In the former are entered Chehalis, OF
finger, Ketchum, Rory o. Moore and other
speedy ones, while IN the trotting races
there will be Zambro, Mojave. DR.. Puff
and such.
SUMMARY.
Running race, half mile and repeat,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

niecierpliwie wyczekuje. w
llscie tym doni6sl tel senate
rowi 0 dotYchczasowym wy
niku zabieg6w. Osobno zas
wysla} rapport 0 potyczkach !
klesce zadancj Kurdom rrzez
sw6j i C~zerniowskiego oddzia]
.Sprawozdanie podnosi}o mia
nowicie chlubnie odwage !
d~eterminacye Czerniowskicgo
kt6ry istotnie z podziwienia
godna energia przyczepi} sic
do Kurd6w, dwukrotnie W
miejscu ich osaczyl iprzyczy-
nil sic do ich rozgromu.
Romeo czesci pierwszej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
PkACIC "a WIARUSA!
Legtndy 0 hatce Boskid.

X.
w kazda sobote must cho'
ma chwile jasne s}oneczke
z}otem okiem blysnac, chot
|jeden promyk must strzelic I
nieba i spas6 ma ziemie ME
bieskim usmiechem, by
wszystkim dzieciom rozjasnic
oczeta i wszystkim matkom
rozpogodzic twarze.
w kazda sobote sam Pan
ezus kaze cho6 odrobine
slonka rzuciG ziemi, DO kiedy ma
niej dziecieciem przebywa}, to
Macierz jego PREY zdroju CO
rano giez}eczka pra}a ola
Swoiego Syna i sama one
suszyla ma slonku, ably Die
ciatko ma Swieta niedziele
bia}oscia szaty jasnia}o "
kosciele.
Brala anio}6w zazdroSc Q
te prace, lecz sic ME smiaiY
sprzeciwiG Panience, wiedzac,
ze dziecku kazdemu ma ziemi
naj]epiei sluzq macierzyhskie
rece i laden aniol matki ME
zastapi...
w kazda sobote, czy lima,
czy latem, must sic slohce
u6mieehnae mad swiatem, by
ma pamiatke Jezusowych
latek, b}ysnae pogoda W sercu
ziemskich matek.
W wlelkanocna must tez
niedziele, chotby W najgorsza.
s}ote, cho6by szczelina przez
najgestsze chmury przecisnac
z nieba swe %promienie zlote,
by Matka Boska na roach
rozpieta, mogla wysuszye swa
zas}one $wieta.
A ia zas1ona dusz pocie-
szycielka, sierotkom " niebic
Ivy ociera z oczu i W niej ma
ziemie schedzi W odwiedziny,
DO kiedy SWAT ia ca}y matka
zowie, musi iak matka mad
tym swiatem czuwaG i W swej
opiece chowae go matczynej.
Gdyby ME Ona, poplecz-
niczka ludzi, Bozy gniew
zatracilby ziemie ola grzechow
ktore Adamowe plemie, jak
brzydkie chwastY Cd wicklow
rozsiewa.
Fly Ouch te chwasty roz-
plenione zrywa rzuca W
niebo z uragliwYm usmjechem
jakby sic Bogu chelpil ludzkim
gretchen.
Ale ma niebie Matka Ito
sciwa, modlami swemi gniew
Bozy usmierza i swoja dlonia
gdzie moze zaslania to miejsce
" ktore grom kary uderza i
choe "a ludzka nieprawosc
zasmuci, wciaz ufa jeszcze, &c
sic SWAT nawroci.
Byla juz chwila rae zaguby
bllska...
Bywalo. strasznie broili
ludziska jake powodz wez-
brady ich why, bryzgajac
szumem piana poo niebo.
SWAT sic zepsowal zbrodnia
Ii niecnota, Ouch ludxki grzez.
ma. coraz glebiej " bloto, W
cxlowiecsych sercach lsgiy
sic gadxiny.
Ia au1o bylo Bo2u tel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

swawoli.
Vice jak ME wstanie re
swojego tronu, iak ME
namarszezy grozaych brwi ma
czole, re z Mich piorun6w
blysne}o tysiace, az Gale
niebo zatruchlalo drzace
wszystko zywe zmartwia}o ma
dole!...
Nasta1a nagle cisza wielka,
gfucha.
Zleknione niebo, trwozna
ziemia s}ucha, . W %grzmotach
samych zabrzmi wsrod pre-
stworzy, takiemi s}owy po-
tezny CLOS Bozy:
= Ludzie, win waszych
dopelnieniona miara j
wyczerpane zrod}o nieprawos-
|ci!... chcicliscie kary, vice
sic spe}ni kara, be- milosier-
dzla bede i litosci, ma ziemie
wasz2 srogi glod sprowadze i
grzesznych razem z grzechaml
ich zg}adze!...
l )ak powiedzia} Bog. =
tax bylo.
Wonczas strach wielki padi
ma ludzkie plemit; okrutna
playa stratowa}a zien'ie, s}once
ia zarem zlewalo dnie Gale, a
njebo bylo Cd goraca bale.
Powiedlo wszystko W ok6l
i zmarnia}o, nawet zdziebelka
trawy ME zostalo, nawet
listeczka ma drzewach W tel
suszy.
Lany i pola mialy barwe
p}owa, Jak ma pustyni piasek
wypalony,..
Znikaly zr6d}a, wysechaly
rzeki / koniec swiata zdal sic
niedaleki, BIO ludzie marli z
i pragnicnia i jake
suche ga}ezie zczerniale /
pokrecone Cd suszy i spieki,
nagle i W kurczach
e}odowych wiiac sic strasznie
.hwytali ustami spalona ziemie
zamiast p%ozywienia.
Pan Bog odwr6ci} Swe
swiete obltcze i ME chcial
patrzee ma meki grzesznik6w.
Ale patrzala Matka BOA z
nieba: lica lei badly, SERGE
drzalo " Ionic i zal ia wielki
zdjal mad dola ludzi, kt6rzy
mieli wymrzee
5miercia.
Patrzah z n1eba smutna
strapiona, iak zalekniona 60
biah, i mad ia ziemia ma
meki skazana, cichemi }zami z
zalosci plakala.
A mracy ludzie podnosili
glove i nagle W dusze wesz}a
i'm otucha..- mole Bog jekow
presb ich wyslucha,
mole przeblagac da sic
zagniewany. DO OTTO kazda
litosciwa bezka, kt6ra uroni
niebieska, spadajac
z CORY W dol, ma ziemskim
prochu zmienia sic nagle W
ziarnko grochu, a
groch ten zaraz rozrasta sic,
Plcni i ludzic pray MIN wstaja
sill i'm nagle wraz
( zycicm przybywa.
- Blogoslawionas Mako
litosciwa!...
Bog Ojciec spojrzy, us}y-
e~,,,,c,v rlocxr ~ > 1zioLc,v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

Tabaka jest .dzcnnie polska, zazy-
wana przez lud polski pod zaborem
prusklm, szczeg6ln,e W dyecezyach
pelplinsk,ej l gniezniensko = po-
znahsKlej. Fabrykacya odbywa sic
W sposob starokrajsk1.
Mona j. dostaG we wszystkich
pierwszorzedDych handlach tabakl
/ cYgar = oraz W polskich grocer
mach. Ktoby jei zas u s'ebie ME
moze dostac. n1echaJ sic zg}osl
wprost do fabryki. pod adresem:
~CENNIK PROBKI wyse1a
sic bezp}atnie. = KtobY sob1e ~.
czy} mice u siebie zapas moiej
tabaki ma sprzedaz, chetnie z MIN
zawre stosunkl, udzielajac mu znacz'
nego rabatu czyl' zarobku.
WOLFF
Dubois & Willis ave.
Detroit, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

[blizszych ME m6g} da6 via
domosci. Moze dow6dzca
hY}by m6gl objasnie. dokad
ia uprowadzono, lecz pad} on
z reki Szamy(a.
Widzac bezskutecznosG swo
ich zabiegow, Achmet odda]
rozb6jnik6w wrece Kozakow,
sam zas zaia} sic rozeslaniem
ma wszystkie. strony poscigu,
Tymczasem nadciagne}y tel
inne oddzia}y zwabione odg]o'
sem strzal6w, i tych czest
Achmet wysfa} W pogoh. Do
po}udnia W wiekszej czesci
wr6ci}y pomeczone patrole,
poszukiwania byiy bezsku-
teczoe, ksieznej ME MONA
by}o odnalezG. Szamyl by} W
rozpaczy, lecz ME tracii
nadziei.
Achmet przygnebiony ma
g}a w~iadomoScia 0 porwaniu
Arany odzyska} W czasie po-
goni / utarczek z Kurdami
sprezystos6 rzutkosc.
Me zniecheci}y go bezowocne
wysi}ki, ME zdo}a}y go
zbic Z tropu niepomyslne
wiadomosci, kt6re odbierat Cd
wys}anYch patreli. Ami
Sladu, ami znaku mowili
Czerkiesi, obeznani dobrze z
rozmaitemi sposobani Kur-
dow, zacieranja "a SODA swych
Poki jednak Achmet
mial %pewnos6, IL Arana jest
W Kaukazie, a te mial,
pestanowil ME ustawaG W
lsilowaniach. WszakzezWielk
ksiaze ssawi} mt 500 zo1nie-
TIA, dostateczna to sila. ably
orzetrzasnaG GAIA okollce. A
gdyby liczba zo}nierza okaza{a
sic niedostateczna, w takim
cazie zaaada ich wiece3. Szamyl
wtenczas ME ustanie W
1si}owaniach, gdy sic dowie,
!e Kurdowie zdolali z Arana
p%rzemkna6 sic do mora. On
sic uda "a mimi do Turcyi
sam be- zo}nierzy, chyba z
Hassanem tylko, ma kt6rego
wyzdrowienie ma pewno liczy}.
o! gdyby Hassan byl zdrow
i prey MIN, pewnoscla
bylihy juz odnalezli slad
Kurd6w. Dohcy jego il
Czerkiesi doswiadczonYmi
byli ludzmi, Obruczew bystry
dow6dzca, lecz coz to znaczy}o
wobec Hassana, kt6ry wyszedl
z szkoly wielkiego Szamyla.
L MIN razem przebywa1
wszelkie niebezpieczehstwa /
z MIN razem pieraz obmysli}
plan, iak wybrnac z niebez-
matni. P6ki Hassan
ME wyzdrowieje, wszelkle
wysilki beda bezskuteczne, pc
jego przybyciu sprawl inacze)
Tel mysli uparcic sic uczepil
Achmet. edno 60 tylko trapi-
10: przeciez Hassan m6gt
umrzet z powodu RAINY: Me,
to niepodobna! Twarde zycie
ma starry, ME z takich ran
sic wyliza}. Me be- s}usznosci
przywiazywai Szamyl wielkic
nadzicje do przybycia HASA
ma. Hassan mial DUO znajo-