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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01
HIS BRAINS
DASHED OUT
Awful Death Of a Locomotive Fire.
man.
was LEANING OUT TIE WINDOW
When a North.bound Train on
the Maryland Division
Struck Him With
the Above
Effect.

When train No. 45 left this city to-day
over tho Maryland division of the p, w.
s. B. Railroad Frank Parrott, engineer
was at the lever and Richard Beck was fire.
man. When tho engineer stopped at
Prices to fill tho water tank he was hori.
fed to find that he had no fireman
aboard
When the Maryland division train ar.
rived hero ut ll2S tho passengers reported
that when coming around tho curve north
of Stanton the corner OF the smoking car
struck Becks head which was leaning out
the cab window. Parts Of his brains were
scattered about the passengers in the
smoker, and the side of the car was
smearcd with blood and hair when tho
train reached here.
Beck was about 80 years Of age and the
father of four children and daily expected
another happy event in his family, His IA
Their was expected to arrive from Germany
this morning to pay Beck visit Beck,
who resides at III Eust Tenth street, was
badly scalded one time by tho bursting OF a
boiler near tho Jackson and Sharp Com
pany's works.
Deputy Coroner Chandler was expected
to bring the remains to this city on tho LIZ
train, but he did not do SO. Owing to tho
delicate condition of his wife, tho railroad
people do not know how to break the sad
news to her and her children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

Tho White Crook, with its gorgeous
scenery and pretty girls, is the attraction
at tho ijou. The company play a. IL poput
lar prices. and us the company Is OF th4
best crowded houses should prevail.
Tho company is here for the balance of tho
week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01
Can't attend Them All at Once.

woman In town"
"You don't mean it,"
Fact. She belongs to no less than
IA women's societies New York
Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

llideous Oliver-IIairy Haggard sale.
dat he wns no good bcggn, and dat he
mus elder work or starvc.
20 Moldy Miko--Where did dey bury
him!-New York Sunday World. i,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01
MARRIAGES..

KENNY REYNOLDS = On Wednesday.
Sth 1890. by Hov. d X. Miller in thames
Wiliiam q. kennev
PhHa papers please copy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

Try bottle of Taylor and Fuller, on's
diarlAOca mixture, guaranteed to cure.
Made and sold by ", u.TAylor BOZ King st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

Magician Kellar has undoubtel claim q,
the titlo Of the most advanced student a
Oriental occultism and Hindoo magic, N
any magician in the world. During bin
engagement In this city he will expl9it
some of tho most marvellous claims of thh
theosophists of India, and will mater!aliah
men and women out of thin air, in the
glare of u big electric light. His prograrla
this year Is replete with startling phend,
mona. kcllar will be at the Grand Opera
House one night DOLLY, October 9th,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01
AMUSd M EMIT S.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Stowe and Company's Incompatible.
"Unclc Toms Cabin" was given at ths
Grand Opera House last evening by an ex.
trcmcly clever company, before the largeal
audience that has attended this commodt-
Gus amusement resort this season, thus far.
This price seems to keep It's hold on the
dramatic loving public, judging from THO
enthusiasm shown during the perfor-
nance last evening /
The management of the Opera HOUSE
will present to his patrons on Saturday
Night Oct.3 Miss Dolla Fox and her large
comic opera COMPANY in ono OF her moot
successful operas, entitled "Fluer de Lls'f
The opera Is said to be stronger than Ting
Little Trooper which was received With
considerable favor last season. Miss Fog
is also reported to have stronger part tn
this ovoru. Tho lbretto Is from the French
of Chlvut and Dim. The words and lyrioAA
are by j. Cheevcr Goodwin. The music I
by William Furst. The scenes are laid an
st. Claude, France, during the era OF Loul
is XIX.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

V/OU DON'T WANT TO
I miss seeing our new stock
Of Big and Little Boys Fall
Clothes.
We let ourselves loose at the
beginning of the season, and
the music Of our bargains in
Suits, Trousers, Oyercoats and
Refers floats upon thoAutumn
air.
Boys Suits 4 to Is years,
the small sizes have deep sailor
collar, handsomely braided, the
larger sizes are plain double.
breasted.
Blue Flannel Suits Sl25
Mixed Cashmere Suits 81 70,
Blue Thihet Cloth Suits 5000
Black and Blue Cheviot Suits
sl.00, s., s. 80 and IS.
Homespuns and Cassimcrcs in
neat figures and Plaids, $50, &,
s. 90 s., $3.50, ST. a 50 and S..
Finest WOrstcds, TriCots and D.
agonals, -, s45O and S.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price, and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Max Ephraim, Prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

Why weary your thrJt and yatlrnar
wl,h that Yretphej oyu IA w4.n.a bogtlo
N DR.. bol''s Cough Syrup ~!!l cure you
p.'DpIy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

\. Il have uEoa saiyanon Oh Tor frosted
fvst aud laoka9ht and found II to be the
ggOt raIusdy on snftA Miss Maggie Nledcr,
OIL, Pleasant Wsstu0relspd ~ Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

An interesting road race recently took
place between James W. tustcr's bay
mare Kitty, ngel 6 years and Robert
Morrlsons, chestnut mare Gilli5ylll
maid, Before the race took place the bctt
Ing was ! to / on the maid and to G on
KITTY. The owners Of both mares were
Oh the sulkies and both detcrniucd TO win
IL possible Kitty took the lead from
Delaware City but was passed by the
maid at Glasgow.
Despite Jim's best efforts he could not
come In sight OF Bobs mare at Newark.
He could bear the cheers of tho admirers
of Glllisville maid but knew her pace was
TOO quick to last, He cyunted rightly
for Kitty overlook tho maid and passed
her at Christana
Tho heavy roads were too much for the
maid and Kitty passed under the wire at
New Castle IA sure winner,
nlYest 'rday Harry Wh,tonan, on the
part of Morrison, lodged al objection
against Kitty, but The county committee
ignored the cJntcst and awarded the
premiun-the nomination for Levy Court
Commissoner-to Foster Foster some
Cine ago had been ruled off tho track
after running in the Jail Wardens' races,
and Whiteman considered that he was
not entitled to the prize, us he made sew
oral bad breaks
The Union Republican Party Stakes
over tue Fourth district course for Levy
- Gpurt honors
Jas ". Fosters bay mare X tty by Handy
Nlodresor dam Lyoryboiy, bv Claymout
Robert M0rrison's chestnut mare Gilis.
vile Maid. by Wilson's Pride, dam Daisy
Bulk, by fhrrstOH's Ideal ....,......... =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-01

.a Gh 4ss. " Gi:2So,5,agssSW 1sshS4
No l.p. " sixth street To Mrs Mary b.
White, wlIVw 81 Norris White, for q 100
As No, SO RodGG street fer Howell z
England to Prank 2 ,Kc!t'cw00d for saQ0y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

the Daily GRAPHIC, together with the money for two mon tn $ subscrip- tion in advance for each subscriber.
 This entities Miss Etta Mehlinger to $40 Defiance bicycle made by the Monarch Cycle Co.,, of Chicago. This is one of the best firms in the bicycle business, aud all of their wheels are standard make, equal to any on the market. Forty dollars a month is pretty good wages for a little girl, aud Miss Esta is to be congratulated.
 Her wheel has been ordered and will be here in few days. She deserves much credit for her energy and industry, and she will soon re ceive her just reward. We trust Miss Etta's new wheel will afford her as much pleasure as it affords the GRAPHIC to present it to her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

 and easy to operate, is true
 of Hoods Pills, which are up to date in every respect Safe, certain and sure. All @% druggists. 25c. c. I. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass. The only Pills to take with Hoods sarsaparilla.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

man and a descriptive writer of almost National reputation, Mr Hal David. Of Mr. David former issue of the Fort Smith Times says: ''Mr. David is a descriptive writer of no small merit and is one of the few Southern writers who has gained a National reputation. ?
 The above compliment to MT Davis from the Fort Smith Tiimes was just after he had concluded a write-up of Fort Smith in a local competitor, the Eieuator. We mention this merely to show the difference between Fort Smith and Pine Bluff journalism.
 MT. David also got up in 1893 8 special edition for the Waco (rexas) Day Globe. Following the issue of this edition the Day Globe said of MT David and his work
 sIn MT David the Day Globe found that rare combination of an admirably efficient business solicitor and descriptive and business writer, having competency for this special work to adegree not possessed by any other man we have known. More than this, in him was found Q gen ntleman and man whose integri ty and personal qualities have made association with him agreeable and satisfactory beyond any anticipa- tions, making his engagement and stay here an episode of grateful memory. Ia commenting him to newspaper and business men else where, if there were stronger words that could be used in his behalf than those above, they would certainly be used; and in considering his career, business and personal, if he shall achieve the measure Of the friendly wishes formed and held for him by the writer he will have little to com plain of in what the future brings him,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05
Who Did It.

Want of space precludes our ans wering Mir. Hal David's brutal de- fense of himself which appeared yesterday. It will be taken care of i'll due time. In the meantime in another place will be found some re- marks touching the hammer in which this Yankee sharper is trying to play our people, Saturdays Commercial.
 For the benefit of the editor of the Commercial and all concerned, we take this occasion to state that Mir. Hal David had no brutal defense" or any other kind of defense in the GRAPHIC. The article to which the Commercial alludes was headed "Sour Grapes" and was written by the editor of the GRAPHIC, who ac- cepts full responsibility therefor and the consequencesC any there be) thereof. If it was brutal" it was because the subject made it so. But it was not intended to be "brutal:' it was intended to be an expose of the hypocrisy and insincerity of the editor of the Commercial who brought Mir. David here to do the work for the Commercial which he is now doing for the GRAPHIC, and for which he is now being so round- ly abused.
 And furthermore, Mir. David is not Yankee, but native of South Car olina. And if he is trying to play our people" he is only doing that which the Commercial has already done, for it will be remembered that the Commercial itself is guilty of the crime (if it be d crime) of issuing a trade edi- tion and now it threatens to play our people, with another one.
 1t is also a little strange that it should require three days time for the Commercial to answer the article aforesaid. 1t requires only a few minutes to tell the truth, but several days to perpetrate a plausible false hood
 This article is also written by the editor of the GRAPHIC and we trust the Commercial will be able to ans wer it by the time we shall have re- turned home from Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05
UP. H5I DdJYD.

Mr. Hal David is a man small of stature and of rather modest pre- tentions to have acquired so much notoriety in this community in so short a time. Mir. David, like mil lions of others, is engaged in the laudable task of bread winning. He is private citizen and seeks no great public notoriety. The swell ing emotions of ambition have never carried him on to giddy heights of great fame. It is an old saw that some men are born great, others acquire greatness and still others have greatness thrust upon them. But Mir. David has never won the distinction of a Major or a Colonel. The war had passed away and Gen. Grant had declared peace at Alp pomatox before he ever saw the light of day. He is not one of that class whom some poet describes in the following couplet.
 "He who fights and runs away,
 Lives to fight another day"
 But Mr. David has had fame thrust upon him-at least so far as this community is concerned. But it is a fading fame-an evanescent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

THERE is nothing compulsory about the GgApnIo's coming special edition. Every man is free moral agent and eau act in the premises according to his personal and indi- vidual judgement. It is simply re- solvel its self down to business proposition. The GRAPHIC willissue a special edition for general distribu- ton of at least ', 7,5O0 copies setting forth the resources, industries and business enterprises of this city and county, and the question which ad- dres sses itself to every business and rrofessional man is, not such an enf
 of f1ircot and Eaateriai vRiu}
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05
WILL GET A WHEEL.
Miss Etta Mehlinger Wins a Graphic
 Bicycle.

Sometime ago the GRAPHIC made an offer of bicycles for subscribers.
 For a different number of sub scribers to the Daily or Semi w eekly GRAPHIC we offered wheels of various grades and value, according to the number of subscribers secured. The announcement created considerable interest and emulation among the boys and girls of the town, and a number set to work at once to se- cure the required number of sub seribers for wheel.
 But of the number that started to work only one did not become dis outraged and remained faithful to the end. Several went to work and secured number of subscribers but turned in and quit before the requis- ite number of subscribers had beed secured. One boy explained it as fol- lows. Nearly everybody in town takes the GRAPHIC and don't know where to find anybody that don t. '" He turned in and quit, as did several others.
 But not so with Miss Etta Mehl- inger. She canvassed the town throughout, and her diligent efforts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

fame. This fame is co-equal only with the circle of the limited circu- lation of the Pine Bluff Commerctal Out of that circle he can walk in the brief space of few hours. Then his fame becomes a thing worthless and vaIueless.
 The source of Mr. David's local notoriety and fame is due to the fact that he has been employed by this paper to get up a special edition of the GRAPHIC. "In regard to David, he is all o. K. Make the best con tract you can with him. That was the opinion of the editor of the Commercial of Mr. David when the former was endeayoring to employ the latter for the same service for which he is now engaged by the GRAPHIC But since he went to work for the GRAPHIC David is all un-O. K.-in the opinion of the Gommefctal man. Therefore, he has been bounded, libelled and slandered by the Commercial for a week. The ''sour grapes are very sour, and as contracts roll in for space in our special edition they become the sour est of the sour to the emerald-eyed editor of our evening contemporary.
 But back to David: his Gaiioth is not worth a pea-pod.
 Mr. David comes to Pine Bluff with the very highest letters of recommendation and indorsement; he would not have been employed by the GRAPHIC for any service if he had not. Among these letters of indorsement are letters from Mr. J. ". Gardner, of the Texarkana Dem- oerat; E. J. Senter, of the Fort Worth Gazette, E. A. Burnett, of the Cairo alletin; Peytoa Brown of the Austin Statesman; Fred Chase of the Galveston Tribune, aud about fifty others that lie upon our desk. Mr. David has been employed by the above gentlemen in a similar capaci- ty to that which he is at present engaged on the GRAPHIC, and we have samples of his work in this office which are subject to the in- spection of any who desire to make it.
 Finally, we desire to say that Mr. David is not fakir (the GRAPHIC does not employ fakirs); that he is not Yankee (having been born in Charleston, $. O, and that he has demeaned himself in this communi- ty as a gentleman, which is more than we can say for the course or conduct of some of his traducers.
 The fact of the business is that the Commercial is hitting at the GRAPHIC over Mir. David's should ers-venting its spleen and pro- fessionaI jealousy-without the courage to come out and make an open fight, or the manhood to acknowledge it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05
Epilepsy 20 Years. Cured by Dr. Miles Nervine.

A few years ago, Mr. [. ". Gallaher, was an extensive, successful expert manu- facturer of lumber products. Attacked with epilepsy, he was obliged to give up his busi- ness. The attacks came upon him most in- opportuneiy. One time falling from carri- age, at another down stairs, and often in the street. Once he fell down shaft in the mill, his injuries nearly proving fatal. Mir
 Gallaher writes from Milwaukee, Feb 16, 'o5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

If you want an expert to examine your wheel talk to Mr. Winkler, at Hotel Trulock. W. E. OWEN & Co.
 6 2Sdtf <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as seeond-class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05
No Criipe

When you take Hoods Pills. The big, oldfash- toned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to pieces, are not in it with Hoods. Easy to take
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

All kinds of summer drinks a Mitchell's. F dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05

PINEBLUtF. ARK. JULY ]. 1896.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05
STORIES OF THE TOWN.

Pine Bluff is q city that can furnish anything that is called for and espee- ially people who are ready to argue any question. No learned polemic need come here and rest i'll the de- lasive belief that he can find no ono to meet him. Why, our citizens love to dispute sU much that even broth CTS grow warm in the mere disscuss- ion of simple thing like the cur rency question.
 The following story is told Of Gen eral H. k. and Major N. T. White whose views differ widely on the monetary question. Fiat money" was the bone of contention.
 "Tal," said the General, would be glad to have the government de- clare turnip greens legal tender"
 Judge Merritt rose 60 remark that he had known of cases where greens were used as medium of exchange.
 The Major said that he was not in favor of the vegetable legal tender, "but, he continued, Il do want q medium that people can get hold of by honest toil.'
 "No," answered the General, you fellows wouldn't be satisfied with anything. If greens were legal tend. CT you would be bowling for the free and unlimited production ofcabbage at the ratio of 16 to l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-05


 A convention pilgrim had little tilt with his wife today as to how one should behave in the Windy City.
 Jack, said she-it will be safe to call him Jack here-''Jack. re- member when you get to Chicago you are not in Pine Bluff. Don't go around the streets in your shirt sleeves"
 If they nominate Teller" the ubiquitous politician replied, "I will go without any shirt at all'
 One feryent prayer at least as- cends to heaven for Teller's defeat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02
Geese druga.
ROZDZIAk |.
Domowe zycie W Thoresby
Hall.

Dw6r W Thoresby pred
stawia} typ doskona}y owej
architektury, kt6ra dotad
imieniem krolowej Elzbiety
oznaczamy. Zbudowany W
kwadrat z jednej strony
spadzista laczka prowadzi}a
ku stawom, z drdgiej geste
szpalery przysparzaly cieniu
chlodu.
Okno g}6wnei sail ma
osciez bylo rozwarte, W MIN
pracowala pilnie m}oda osoba,
zwracajac sic raz Pc raz ku
lezacei obok niej postaci. Ma
nizkiem pos}aniu spoczywa}a
biedna kaleka, wychud}e rece
bez zajecia opada}y, wyblad}a
twarz i capable oczy swlad-
czyly 0 d}ugich i strasznych
cierpieniach. kagodnie odpo-
wiadala ma niespokojne
spojrzenia obecnych Dobrze
mi teraz zupe}nie, siostrzycz.
ko. ME troszczcie sic Q mnie.
C.zyz doprawdy spotykamy
sic znowu z Marya Thoresby
dawna nasza zna1oma?
Wesola panienka wyros}a
ma powa1na niewiaste =
starsza cd lat swoich. Ma )ej
twarzy wyryly sic sladV
nieiakiego cierpienia. Straclfa
make 20 dlugiej 1horoble'
Hlt. E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02

Miej litost, Alicyo! ME
przymusiIem jej! csyni to z
wlasnej woli... Zostaw mi
dzieh ieden - godzine -
CIV mnie s}yszysz, Alicyo?
TIE byly ostatnie s}o~a,
i 20 chwili z jekiem rozpaczy
ducha wyziona}.
Izabela dos}ysza}a, zrozu-
miala wszystko = i dziecko
Alicyi ME znalaz5o sfewa
pociechy, ami modlitwy, ably
umierajacego zachecit do
polecenia sic milosierdziu
Bozemu. MAJ wyprowadz'f ia
Z zalobnego pokoju, us}uzne
rece zdjely z niej skrwawlone
szatv, i do spoczynku zlozyfy.
Atoli SERGE W niej zamiera}o
trwega wstrzasata ca4em ]ej
iestestwem. Nareszcie uspo~
koila sic w objeciu ma}zonka,
edy ten do nie] powr6cl},
wydawszy st6sowne rozkazy
co do pogrzebu OLGA. ME
zadziwi} ia spok6j jego "
strasznych chwilach, &C
dopiero przebytych: tera7
spodziewala sic wybuchu
sierocego zalu Pc o]cu, ktory
go namietnie kocha}. Ale ME
pierwszemi jego snowy byte
wesole p%owitanie:
Cd razu tedy zostaia$
hrabina Beauvlle, piekna moe
oblubienico! ME ma luz die
mas obawy zagranicznyct
poselstw. Ma m~iejscu o]ca
zasiade w Radzie kr6lowe]:
Izabela zadrza}a ma te
cyniczne wyrazy. A jednak
to byla prawda. Pa}ac ,bedac,
dotad jej wiezieniem, cd dis
do niej naleza}. lzabels
de Isle by}a hrabina Beau
vile.
Koniec czesci pierwszej.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-02

przeciwk6 Were naszel
swietej ze odtad wszystkiego
spodziewae nam sic trzeba.
- Biedna Marya Stuart!
wtracila Blanka; ola niej
dobrze, re sic wszystko
skohczy}o. smier6 skruszy]a
jej wiezy i wolnose jej po-
wr6ci}a. Ale iak jej musialo
bye bolesnie umierat be-
Sakrament6w: zaiste to by}o
najsrozszem re strony Elzblety
okrucienstwem!
Lord Clifton otrzymal
szczeg6ly 0 ostatnich chwilach
biednej kr6lowej, rzek}a
Maya: wszystkie nader
piekne i budujace. Gdy sic
dowiedziala, il kapelana do
niej ME wpuszcza, chociaz
znajdowal sic W zamku
Fotheringay, napisa}a do niego
proszac, ably czuwa} przez te
noe Gala z MIA "a MIA, pragnac
zastapic %spowiedz, kt6rej
odbyt jej wzbraniano =
nareszcie oswiadczajac, jake
niewinnie umiera i o roz-
grzeszenie preszac.
Atoli pociecha niezmierzo'
ma ]zgotowana ola niel by1a.
Ojciec swiety, przeczuwajac
zawzietose nieprzyjaci6}, kt6rzy
LA otaczali i koniec, do kt6rego
zmierzali, przes}a} iej niedawno
Przenajswietsza hostya W
W z}otej ukryta puszce, z
pozwoleniem, aby W razie
smierci, gdyby je) odm6wiono
duchownej pomocy, sama
mogla sic niebieskim zasilat
%pokarmem.
- Ach! CO "a cudownY
przywilej! przerwa}a Rlanka,
Sadze, Re zadna reka ME
wieScia ME dotkne}a Przenaj.
swietszego SACRAMENTO, oc
czas6w swietej Klary, gdy ts
z monstrancya wysz}a naprze'
civ wrog6w, Nov dalej
opowledz mi wszystko.
Ot6z W poranek dnia
SGD Lutego powstawszy
bardzo rychlo, ukry}a sic VI
SVEN malehkiem oratoryum.
Mkt tam "a MIA wejsG ME
smial, wierne sluzebnice
pozosta}y u SAM tylke
aniolowie byli swiadkami tej
~ostatniej komunii swietej
us}yszeli gorace jej modlitwy
- Co "a uczucia musia}y
na6wczas MIA miotac! wtraci}a
Blanka. Moze zwracaly sic
do krolewskie] uroczystoscl
kt6ra otoczono jej pierwsza
%komunia. Ach siostro, jak
pieknie jej sic naowczas
SWAT przedstawia}. jak zycie
usmiecha}o; ktoby wtedy
byl m6g} przewidziec podobny
koniec?
- Prawda, odparla Marya;
z}anana ma duszy i ciele,
zdradzona jake krolowa,
opuszczona matka, smutna
wdowa, zwarzona pred
czasem. Odbieg}y ia naraz
wszystkie ziemskie pomyslno.
Sci; utraci}a dostatki, korony,
przyjaci6}, kr6lewska swiet.
nose francuzkiego tronu,
wiernost obludna ojczystei
Szkocyi!