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Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
A SERIOUS INJURY.
In Which Skillful Surgeons May Save
 a Life.

MORALES, Ariz., Jan. 3.-(Special Dispatch to The Republican.)-In a quarrel here last night Juan Chenate shot Rufino Mabante.
 The ball entered to the left of the navel, piercing the intestines. Drs. Welles and Chenoweth removed the intestines, sewed up where the bullet penetrated the large intestine in four places, and returned the intestines to their place, sewing up the incision.
 The man is resting easy and may recover.
 The two men were joking each other about woman. Both got mad and above is the result.
 Chenate gave himself up to the off cers and is in jail.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04

mails across l,he Mexican border was isued today by Postmaster General Wilson, providing for fast exchange of the mails of railway postoffices of the United States and Mexico. This does away with the stopping of mails at the postoffices of both countries along the line.
 Mail allowed to pass without inter ference is restricted to unregistered letters, postal. cards and periodical publications and all postage is requir- ed to be prepaid in full.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-An i'm portant order for the expedition of
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
DEFENDING THE COAST,
Senator Squire Pushing His Fortifica.
 tion Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Senator Squire has called meeting of the committee on coast defense of the senate for, immediate consideration of his bill on Notifications and coast de- lenses.
 General Graighill, chief of engineers United States arm, will make his state ment to the committee as to the needs of sea coast cities and his ability to erect necessary Notifications if the ap- propriation of $S7,OO0OOO shall be made, as called for by the bill of Sena- tor Squire
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
TARIFF AND SILVER.
What Warning Senators Will Insist
 Upon.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Re publican members of llhe senate con- mittee on finance have discussed the tariff bill at length. They had before them all the amendments which had been offered in the senate and devoted themselves especially to considering the feasibility of so amending the bill as to insure it's passage. It was sug- gested that some of the western Re publicans, led by Senator Mitchell of Oregon, would demand the restoration of the full Mckinley duty on wool and the senators concluded to investigate the probability of strengthening the measure by complying with the demand. They gave like considera- Ition to the known wishes of others and without deciding upon any changes concluded to get all the light they could obtain before proceeding to any definite course of action on the tariff.
 While the silver members of the committee have not decided upon the exact phraseology of the substitute which they will present it is under stood that the wording in general way will follow that of the amendment offered by Senator Jones of Arkansas, and the resolution introduced by Sena- tor Vest.
 The first section of the Jones amend ment will be changed so as to provide for absolute free and unlimited coin age of silver at 16 to 1.
 Another provision of the substitute will look ito the issuance of silver cer- tifcates on silver dollars to be coined under the first section.
 The issuance of bank notes of de- nominations of less than $10 will be prohibited.
 The secretary Of the treasury will be directed to coin silver bullion now in the treasury for the purpose of reduc- ing treasury notes issued under the act of 1890 and provision will be made for The redemption of greenbacks in either gold or silver.
 The committee did not conclude consideration of the bill. The failure was due to the fact that the silver ma ! jority of the committee was unable to agree on the terms of the substitute which they propose to report for the house bill. The members favorable to silver, including Voorhees,, Vest, Jones of Arkansas, and Walthall, Democrats, and Jones of Nevada, Populist, were 1 in conference an hour before the full committee met, but found the task of preparing a bill to which all could agree somewhat more complicated than was anticipated and were con- pelled to ask for more time.
 It was made apparent, however, that the differences were not radical as it is still believed by the majority that there is no insurmountable difficulty in the way of reaching an agreement on the section of the bill providing free coinage of silver.
 The Republican members were in conference several hours, devoting the greater part of the time to the tariff bill on the lines of work on that bill done yesterday. The Republicans are disposed to give more attention to this measure than the bond bill. They consider the latter measure has heen virtually taken out of their hands. as the majority is against them. but con- sider it possible that the tariff bill can be so modified as to get through.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
THE VENEZUELAN COMMISSION.
The Full List of Names Finally An
 nounced.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-President Cleveland has announced the appoint ment of the Venezuela boundary con- mission as follows:
 David J. Brewer of Kansas, justice of the United States supreme court
 Richard H. Alvey of Maryland, chief justice of the court of appeals Of the District of Columbia.
 Andrew D. White of New York.
 Frederick R. Coudert of New York
 Daniel c. Gilman of Maryland.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
AN AGED MANS CRIME.
Held to Answer Charge of Attempted
 Murder

PRESCOTT. Ariz, Jan. 3.-J. H. Muse, aged 75 years, was held today under bonds from Jerome to appear before the grand jury The charge is assault to commit murder.
 Muse is a resident of the Verde val ley and formerly a Mormon bishop New Years day he shot a young man named B. M. Butler in l5he leg over 8 land dispute.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
NEW YoRK's MINING EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Arrangements are practically completed for the open ing of the new mining exchange. All classes of mines will be listed. A party of western mining men will come on special train to attend the opening and will bring samples of ore valued at $1OOO,OOO. The date has not yet been decided on.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
IN THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan 3.-The session Of the house today lasted five minutes. The journal was read and approved. A message was received from the sen- ate and the house adjourned until Monday next
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
INTERNATIONAL MAIL.

It Will no Longer Be Delayed at the
 Border Line.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04

It may be the winter of your discontent: So do not let your money be mis-spent, But bring it to Goldberg Bros., with good intent And we will give you goods we represent.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-04
A RICH GOLD STRIKE.

NASHVILLE, Ida, Jan. 3.-A rich strike of gold ere is reported to have been discovered at Coal Creek. Much excitement has been caused by the dis covery.
The Republican journal., 1896-07-23

for speckled trout, while the over hanging
banks enabled us to approach them I'M
SEEM One favOrite spot we named the
Grotto. and to me it seemed the most
weird and vet the most fascinating place
| ever visited. 1t was situated just at the
base of the mountain, and was deep
channel OF basin several rods in extent.
The earth seemed washed out clear down
to the bed rock. At the end next to the
fountain was a fall over ledge some
sixty feet high This pool was overhung
by huge trees, which formed perfect
covering, through which no sunlight
could penetrate in the summer when the
trees were in full foliage.
The only safe way we could enter this
was either to follow up the stream from
below, or climb down the slippery rocks
of the cataract above, but when once
reached, it seemed SO weird and lonely,
the murmur of the water sounded so wild
and strange, that one would almost feel
that COLLINS were concealed within its re-
cesses. l was conducted for the first
time to this place by my eldest brother.
1t was in the early part of June, and we
were out for few hours fishing. We en-
tered the Grotto from below, and for
some little distance picked our way along
through an almost subterranean passage,
cautiously holding on to the rocks pro-
jecting from the side of the embankment.
When we reached the pool at the foot of
the fall, we were shut out from sunlight.
Every sound gave back an echo which
struck us with nervous dread, as | had
never before had the meaning of an echo
so personally and forcibly impressed upon
my mind
My brother, though at first inclined to
test my courage by uttering strange and
uncanny noises, noticed my white face
and trembling limbs and at once reassur-
ed me- and allayed my fear by proceeding
at once to adjust his and my fish rods,
selecting new silk lines with strong gut
and flies, telling me to have ready the
landing net, and he would soon show me
a sample of the residents of this pool.
At his first cast, as the flies gently settled
down on the stream near the opposite
bank, there was a swirl in the water, a
zip of the reel, as the line spun out few
yards. Then steady strain as the trout
settled to the bottom of the pool, and as
my brother expressed lay there sulking.
But the constant strain on the line soon
brought him to the surface again, and as
the pool was too small for long runs, it
was with great difficulty that taut line
could be kept upon him.
He was safely landed, however, after
fight of about five minutes, and tipped
the scale at three pounds. AS had never
had any experience in fly fishing my broth
er decided that this would be a good OPP
portunity for me to take my first lesson,
so, after he had landed three more trout,
he tied leader to my line and l cast my
first fly. Something caught on my hat
and singing pain in my left ear made it
strikingly evident to me that something
besides a trout was hooked. My brother
remarked that the cast was not bad one.
and proceeded to detach the hook from
my ear.
The Republican journal., 1896-07-23

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. ALI Druggists.
The Republican journal., 1896-07-23
House for Sale.

A story and half house, pleasantly located :;
fine view of Belfast bay; ten rooms all finished,
fine cellar, city water in house nice garden under
good cultivation, apple, pear, plum, shade trees
etc. Nice neighborhood. Inquire of
M. c. DILWORTH.
Or c. B. HALL, Main St., Belfast. aft
The Republican journal., 1896-07-23
Freedom Notice

We hereby give notice that we have gilea
son, FRANK A, FUTILE. his time durr'
minority and shall claim none of his earning.
pay none of his debts from this date
Belfast. July Is, 1896.
3w29- MR. and MRS. w. c. TUTIlt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
ci.lel pan Feae ,kel sprzedaf
,uz -du3o p%rzestrzeni pod
rozmaite fabryki.

WEDROWKA &ydow 2
Rosyi i Krolestwa Polskiego
Jest ME mala. Komitet funda-
Cyl barona Hlrscha oglasza, 70
z Rosyi cd l stycznia do 80
paziz: 1895 r. wywedrowato
do Ameryki l9 tvs. 8ydo", z
tych co procent z Rosyi, a 40
procent zKr6lestwa Polsklego.
W powyzs:ej liczbie jest 1892
rzemieslnikow, reszta 2y]e z
handful i roznoszen;a towar6w
Bardzo mato ich zg}asza sic Q
pomoc, wieksza Geese zao'
paurzona " srodki materyalne,
wystarczajace i'm TAX d}ugo,
dop6ki ME wynaida sobie
zajecia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
Iekarz d O. n o y !. ~

Lekarz d WIZ
zawodne sp0sobv domo~
niego leczenia rozmaityct
ocaz opisanie rozIna'tyr
leczacych vrze2 PrzyJact.
AOSCl . . . . f. =
20 y1nszow q ola
COW ;nnych dr. glch os6t
? roroctw ON c ma d J,
Lowell re sabv, 10 svbilii, Ksie-
dza Mnrka Wernyh"ry j innyck.
o. roku SIS priced N~ar"dzeniea
Chrystusa az do po&nych wiekb"
senn;k czyii Wr6&en1e se SNOW,
Ma przeszio 1860 przypsdk5v
siusacc, z r6znych starodswnyek
ks'ay zebrunv ......-... ID
ROZMOWA pOLAKA z Kaszube
4IsTORYA. 0 GRZEGORZU.
kt6ry przcs II lat pokusowaa
przykuty do ska}y. Piekno
wzrusza;ace opowiadanie Ola iu-
1UCHARKA POLSKA l AHK-
80
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli sku-
tiki ME ,ostuszehstwa, ksiazka q
peinie ncwo ! LrekciwIe ufoEons
TRABIA PAROBKIBA d kmist
MA
)~POWIADANIE PODROANEGa
O %strasznle dziwnem io&u...l0
iAKLETA DZIE ..1o
3ARTEK EATKA....o....-.b
21eSni Polsk i e, sebr.ns afa
Polonii Ameryce przez WI
Dyniewicza....-.... ....25
?raw dzlwy Persk Ole
gipsk; S enn X. = ~oajpsw-
Messy sposob wysranla ns Ia
tcryi wadlug kombinacyl siyn~
nych maglk6w i profesorow ma-
tematyHi OrIice itp.-tuiz'eA Wy.
jawienienie tajemnis sp"sdh, ia
kich uzywano " staro&> t"oSef
do przepovjadania i wroaeaia
przyszto5ci.-Z pr~zeszfo 200 O.
b:azkan.i. Dosfowny pr~earus
S+nniAn drukowanego u arse
karin Un'wersytetu Jagze'loA~
aG3e5o VI KFako wio.... SO
lAn.i iadnej dzie1czynie- 10
PC s:"A6 kohcu ayeia e,fass
9ouLskis.s ,.... -lG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
W LISTOPADZIE

aresztowano 8 studentow
akademji rclniczej wPu{a wach.
rzekomo "a wielka (zbrodnie!)
propagandY patrYotyczne]
wsrod lndu. Mfodziehcow osa-
dzono W cytadeli warszawskleb
gdzie wiesc O Mich przepadfa.
Jeden z mtodziencow, Hryn1s-
wiecki q Litwy, krewny ks.
arcybiskupa, ktorsge to
Moskale wyguali. zdrow
supefnie = nagle umari "
poiowie grudnia, a gazety
rzqdowe rozg}osiiY, ze sic sam
zamo;zyt. ole chcac MIC jast
nj pic, a rysy zmartego mlaly
niby wyra2sc zskamlenla1y
up6r i z%acietos6. Tymczasem
szydfa z miecha pocsynaja Jul
wychodzi6, DO Mosksle pray
bylym ma pogrzeb rodzicom
ME pozwolili sic zbli@yc dc
zw1ok, ami ich przebrac " ipne
nbranie. Z tego ME trudno sic
domysliG, ii m}odziehca zamor'
dowano W cytadeli. Taxi los
ju& niajednego spotka} Polaka
ga, ,zbrodnie' mi}osci OJczyany,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
Il u<;ha,'k,
POLSKA I AN
~ SKA
zswierajica
kilka set

pzepis66w kuchaTskach.
'is m}odych mezatek, kucharek
..spodyn ma TAME l smaozne przy-
',adzanie rozmaltych pot1aw, q
'>czega]n,e zup, sos6w, jarzYn,
,o1raw %m'esnych i postnych s
:w1yIednieniem potraw polskioh,
o,anuwlc,e ~barszczu. b,gosu, FRA
5w, hak6w, j pleczywa amerYkah-
Aitgo jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, PIES, it'd.
so 6.
Mo1no te 1siq1&e dostat &c ksis,
jarna II. DERD WSRlL3F-w
WEnona, MINI r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
0 PlEKNEG0
S-ni1 f0HiasQiaeh.

Il a w lera:
/. Papuga, p~ow,astka.
;. Palma Kwletnlowa, powlastka
3. Smutne skutki n,emadrego fglA,
powlastka.
I. NieuczYnnosc, pow,e6d.
5. Przeczucie, powiastka.
8. LudwiKa . Helena, powletA
I. Ziot6wka, powlsstks.
8. Try przy.ac,o}ki, powiastAA-
CENA 80 o.
e ksi4zkf dostat v ksss
DEkDO WSKLE4O 4
Mum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
Pokka led hloSkaIem,

~POSZUKIWANIE SPAD-
KOBIERC0W. Prokuratorya
W Kr6lestwie Polskiem og|asza
" Warsz. CUB. WED. (nr. l z
(r. b. o waknjacvm spadku DO
Ludwiku Sliwowskim, zmarlYm
" Warssawie dnia 5go listoi
pada 1878 r. W razie niezglo-
szenia sic ~wy]egimltowanych
spadkobierc6w W ciagu 6
miesiecy, rzeczoua tsukcesya
przeidzie ma wlxsnosG skarbu
panstwa.
W LODZl obok przemvs}u
tkackiego i zaczyna wzrastaG
przemYsi innych ga}ezi. Pc
wstela coraz move fAbryki
jsko to-: maszyn i narzedzi
T luiosychl, prsetwor6w che
micznych, wyrobow najroz-
m~aitszych przedmiot6w z
metalu i drzewa ma handel.
Du3o fabryk ma powstat "
okolicy W!skitna, gdzie villas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

Vadis". 7 eraz $ k Q II
czywszy q, wye z
Ida 70 q d {
o o / u d o e a n
cyi i. Zanim przyjedzie ne
miejsce, zanim pare kartek
napisze, zanim nam je poczta
przyniesie do Warszawy,
uplynie dni kilkanasole, W
ciqgu ktorych ME bedzlemy
oglaszali Quo Vad;s."
Icy wolno mice pretensya
( do Sienkiewicza, re tax
pisze, a ME inaczej? Chyba.
ze sic ME ma pojecia Q
tw6rczosci artystycznej, AMI
szacunku ola niej. Artysta ME
lest rzemieSlnikiem, cd ktore-
60 MONA kupic "a op}ate;
sam on take nakazac 60
sobie ME mole bez szkody
ola dzie1a. A kto VIOLA ma
mistrza, zeby sic pospleszy{'
DO jemu pilno, obraza sztuke
i bluzni tw6rczosci. Arcydzie}
ME powinno sic traktowae tax
jak szwaczki traktuja romanse
Cock'a. Ponad ciekawosc
kohca powiesci STAG ma
czesc ola dzieia talentu. Kazdy
rozdzia1 Quo Vadis posiada
lyle pieknosci, re kto praw-
dziwie kocha sztuke rozumle
ia, silniej bedzie odczuwal
wrazenie obraz6w juz pezna-
nych Cd goraczkowej checi
poznanja dalszych. 30 jest
sic czem napawaG W co
wpatrywac i CO podziwiac W
kazdej z tych seen wspania
1ych i Z tych klasycznle
wyrzezbionych fgur. Sto1 sic
pred niemi patrzy sic
zapomina o poprzednich 1
dalszych.
Do tych jednak czytelnik6w,
kt6rzy ME moga opanowac
ciekawosci i kt6rym pilno do
kodea, zwracamy sic Z proSba,
ably przynajmniej tnie posa-
dali mas 0 rozmyslne
przed}uzanie druku Z pobudek
wydawniczych. Nigdy kartka
rekopisu Sienkiewicza ME
czeka ma druk; przeclwnle
,,Gazeta' zawsze czeka ma
kartke.
Drukujemy zaraz wszystko,
co Sienkiewicz napisa}, ale
ME zmuszamy go do pospie
chu, DO rozumiemy, re sztuka
ME znosi pospiechu wiekszego
mad ten, do jakiego sic
poczuwa artysta i re ola
literatury i ola sp6}eczehstwa
lepiej jest, gdy W wolnem
temple dostana dzie}o be-
skaz, niz zeby i'm pospiesznie
rzucono lichote. Pospiech
zostawmy tym autorom, kt6rzy
zdolni So plodzic lichote.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

ma wspanialszej oprawie,
bez okucla) 2.oe
6.Anio{ ssr6z Z, opraw-
ny W sk6re s5cel&
O.. Historic blij-
na Ola dis /, uzywana "
szkof2ch pu. skich W Cali.
oyl, ~polecosla przez rs.
Aard zna'a Dunaiews kiego So.
kATEHI2M
LICK tn'fyJ -...-.--..
moe" onraw!e-....-14
kATFHIZN RZYMsKO- RATIO
LICKI (v.sRszy) " mocnoj =.
praw
DZIEJE STA REGO l NOWEGO
~TESTAMENTU, mocnej Q.
prawis nrharbego)..... 40
OZlEJE NARODu PCLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARZ POLSKI, J6zefa
eOSREDNIK POLSKO AN
GIELSKl - czyIi kslaska de
nauki jezyka angieiskisgo IS
zbi6r Piskni Ola szk6s poi.
skich W Ameryce, utosyi byty nz
qczyciei W Chicago Franciszaa
Zabka
6 r N t = Pslsk . ataso
ma przez Tendozege Sierocihskjs,
go, prnfesora jezvka polszisgo !
litc~ratnry. DrukowaRa ola szk8
Folskich " Ameryce & wydani,
~tl4ynnsteg~, " mocnej eprawa
6 lemsnt.r:NM ally cyl
Piermsza Eauka Caytania, Piss
lila RachowaaiA, przss w. Dy
nlewlcza.
Nv mecnej eprawis-
HISTORYA STANUW ~ EDN
CZONYCH.. ...........-.75
OF u nowefy, pow,est
moEAlna bardzo, wzruszajaca Z
starr1ytnych czaso~.--....30
- ta sama W mocnei oprawl" ~
zioeonym tytuIik'6m.~..... so
3 oles{aw czyii Dalszy Cha. &c
nowsfy; tiomaczen'e przez ks
tA anna " mocnci opra WE
Listownik Polssn-Amerykat
hi. t PodreczniC Z" w:erajac:
Nauks pisan,a l;std~ golow+
wssry list6w, " ~.1ystKich r1r
padkaoh &ycsa ~.eP
aysza Tieze wsr6d Jesors
Gepia prxez Alaksandra Broni.
kowskiego. Powies5 siow;ahsks
Z pierwszeI poiowy eXl w'ekt
?smi etn,ki Makryny ME-.
c~zy~lawaklej, ksienl Razylianek g
, W Marye, powieso da
wnych = czasow polskich prza1
FIR. Xaw. Acknowledgements,
Ia sama W mooney oprawie 81
sfccorym tytuIik1em..........7o
nix l., Dunk! i A rye
Marc d o " Q, " mocnel opra.
wie................. ...........2o
d g >Mraga Powiastka his
torryczna Z ziemi kaszubowskiej
przezJozefa Grajnerta II Rycyna
................ .............. 10
3artoszG 10 k j ozyli 8
statnie uszlachcenie (Nobili,acya
Ustep z dziejow 1894 roku.
tzcma rycinami......~.......1o
S s q 0 b yusz Powlet6
p7erwszych wicklow c~hrz9scial
silva. Przez t!umaczae Gnowefy
Koszyk kwiatow................3o
q storyao rycsrzn ziotoskrzy
d1ym,2o porowanej dztsEicy
lrog;m klejnotsn zfotym Ian
ku.Opowiodziat L. Dan,elski..1o
"a Q ty dw6r powiese przezWa
issegobnzihsk'ego ,,nocno oprax
ma 3 ztoconym tytulikiemS1.75,
o,powiesc 2 dziejow PolsEs
przez FIR. hr. Skarbka " mouno
oprawie, se z}oconym tytuIikien
u y q hansen Nowy, ten !.
diugim nosem czy'i dsiwaczns
podr64e / 6gle................--1D
{ wiatPreryi miedzy Indyj-
czykami ,powiet6 zrcnodpie-pos
xoceei Amerykl Oh. A. Murray
prsetaaona na polskle przex 5ez
ia Bortkowskieg", mornsl Q
pravle ze sfoceaym tltui'hiss
) | u bK T. | . W y K i W-z.s
s Kwie,nia j Boi.sia. Sn,a
kroI Polski, pr,ez A'eaar)
Bcdnaa ski-g. -. II
k0za LeSna ~,-s hi,
ameryknhsAich
rrorOctWH . u>,
rahstwach. y ktor,en
niesskajA, i koiciels R=ss,is
<'o .........s.s ,,...~. ......a lVe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
Jak Sienkiewicz
pisze?

Czytajac dzie}a nasze;
trolley literackiej, Mickiewi-
GA, Krasihskiego } S}o-
wackiego, nasuwa}a sic nam
czesto mysl: Mkt ich ME
przescignie. Bodaj to prawda!
HenryH Siehkiewicz, chociaz
wiersz6w ME pisa}, wyla} W
proze tax cudna poezya, tax
nam pieknie przedstawls
nasza wielka przesz}osc, re
wielu wolf jego czytac dzie}a,
anizeli poezye naszych
mistrz6w. Jak Siehkiewicz
pisze. GAzETA PoLskA tax
opisuje:
,,Sienkiewicz, zeby pisa},
must jednoczesnie drukowac.
Pomys} p%owiesci nawet jej
szczeg6}y ma on zawczasu
gotowe W g}owie, kiedy
przychodzi pora wykonania,
ma pierwszy f%eljeton zdobywa
sic si]a wolf; nastepne narzuca
mu %obowiazek. Gdyby ME
ten obewiazek naplsanla
oddania kartki do druku,
Sienk1ewicz poprawia}by ia
przerabia} bez kohca. quo
Vadis" zacza} pisat W listo-
paddle roku 1894, a W kohcu
marca roku 1895 GAzETA
PoLsKA mia}a do rozporza-
dzenia kartke rekopisu, wiel
kosci jednego f%eljetonu. TAX
on ten poczatek uk}ada},
przerabia}, zmienia} ma inny,
chwiejac sic wahajac. Gdyby
zreszta ME nasze naleganie,
%zmienia}by go i przerabia}
moze do tel chwili.
Juz ,,Hanie" pisa} Sien-
kiewicz do feljeton6w z dnia
ma dzieh. w ten sam spos@b
potem ~powsta}y try wielkie
historyczne powiesci. TAX
samo by}o teraz PREY Quo
Vadis." Ktoby chcia} cd
niego dosta6 ca}y rekopis
wiekszej powiesci, nigdyby
jej ME zobaczy}.
Naturalnie PREY takim spo'
sobie pisania MUSIC sic
zdarzac pauzy. Pisarz wielkj
ME zawsze jest pisarzem
}atwym, przeciwnie czesto
arcydzie}a powstawa}y praca
d}ugich wysi}k6w. lie lat
Goethe pisa} ,Fausta?''
Sienkiewicz, piszac, pracuje.
Dzie}a jego ME So to fajer-
werki natchnienia, lecz mozol-
ME wykuwane W twardei
bryle talentu posagi. Pracuje
mad mimi d}ugo, powoli, W
poole cola Ma dziele ME
znac wysi}ku, ale pisarz czuje
go ma sobie. PRAGUE i donna.
je znuzenia. Musi wypoczy.
wac, must zmieniac miejsce
piracy. Prey tych wypoczyn'
kach i przejazdach nastepujs
chwilowe przerwy w druku
powiesci.
Zeby tylko Q Vadis'
movie, zacza} te powies<
Siepkiewicz w Warszawie,
Pc dw6ch miesiacach pisanis
wyjechal do Kaltenleutgeber
i wtedy mielismy przerwe
pjerwsza. Z Kaltenleutgeber
pojecha} do zakopanego
tam pisa} dalej, przysy}ajat
nam codziennie rekopis'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
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IVORY listow,
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