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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26

4 Principal Opponent virtu.
M Ally Held . Prisoner at
Montevideo.
Minister Taylor Again Speaks
Regarding the Cuban
Situation.

'SS 1foNTEv1DEo, Uruguay, Nov. 22.-1t
sa1 rumored-and the rumor can be
4 IDLY traced to high sources--that the
Eesident ad interim, Senior eeustas. in
tends to establish dictatorship. He
( has taken extraordinary powers to pre-
went Q rebellion, and Monteyideo il
l6ractically under martial law.
Under the presidents orders troops
have occupied all the strategic points Of
tho city and the excitement is intense.
Cannon have been run into positions
overlooking the Plaza de Armas, to
II prevent the gathering of crowds there,
b and troops are now on guard all over
I the city.
In the meantime, President Ceustas
Z has placed strong guard around the
block in which is situated the home of
Senior Julio Herrera and Senior Her.
:rera is prisoner. He is Senior Ceus-
tas' principal opponent in the race for
4 president. and it is believed he is at the
head Of the movement which has for
\ its purpose the overthrow of Ceustas by
force. It is to prevent such q move.
ment that President Ceustas has taken
radical steps.
Senior Ceustas was formerly president
Of the senate, and when President Bon
da was assassinated took the presidency
ad interim.
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MUST PAY A ROUND SUM.

Travellers Company Indebted to the state
ofW.sconsin for Rack Fees.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. %. "A special to
The journal from Madison, Wis, says:
Under the decision Of Judge Siebecker
in the injunction suit Of the Travellers
Insurance company Of Hartford, Conn.,,
against Insurance Commissioner Fricke,
that corporation will have to pay the
state 81, 101.59 to continue its accident
businss in Wisconsin. Since 1850 the
Travellers company has, been doing .
life and accident insurance business
within the state. while paying only q
life insurance license. Commissioner
Fricke ruled that the company must
pay an accident az well as life insur.
ance license. al4.5
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
TAMMANY Is GENEROUS.

tbs Roor Of New York City.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The executive
committee Of Tammany Hall met during
the day and arranged for the annual
organization next month. After the
transaction Of this business Richard
Croker made q speech, in which be
asked the committee to subscribe olO. OOO
for the starving people Of Cuba and q
like sum for the poor Of this city. The
suggestion was promptly acted upon.
The Cuban check was handed to Seno,
Tomas Estrada Palma and other mem.
bers Of the junta who had called Il
seek the aid Of Tammany in behalf Of
their starving countrymen.
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lAAtp n0e9esAonts 8apSsA0A 81 = 81 Ne
h lesaiay e1 lIavnAa. s s4t
~ x61K, Nov. q. party ~ In
1r8Si ~ astaektd Tie spanilh outposts
lat Havana md Z sharp sngag emsnt fol-
.loRsd. The sounds 81 ASing canssd
|SrlAt sxc1tomsut 81 Havana, O. Il u
known that large rebel forces arc quar-.
tarsd near the,city.
Detatls cf the engagement ars not
known Int u 10 said that the insurgents
destroyed much property before snf.
acisnt Hpanish FORCES were concentrated
10 drive thsm away.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
CITIZENS WILD WITH RAGE.

Ind grant Iowans Eromisst 70 Mako II
Warm for Colonel Norman.
WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Nov. 40. Much
excitement exists at Cushing. The cit
liens held meeting to discuss the
wife murder, which occurred Saturday
last, and came to the conclu-
sion that Colonel Norman was
responsible for the husbands ieal-
ousy that caused him to commit the
deed. It was decided to tar and feather
aud ride him on q rail out of town il he
did not leave at once. Colonel Kor-
man gave himself into the hands of the
marshal, who has deputized 50 men to
protect him. Norman refuses to leave,
and trouble is looked for, as the citizens
are wild with rage.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
CORN MERCHANTS WON.

German Judges Resoind an Order Of tho
Berlin Police.
BERLIN, Nov. 22.-The action brought
against the police authorities in con-
nection with prohibiting the corn mer-
chants from holding meetings at the
Feen Palast, has resulted in a judgment
resembling the police order and mnlct-
ing the state treasury with the costs.
This constitutes decided check upon
the authorities and establishes the right
Of the grain trade to conduct its bust
ness in private hall which cannot be
subjected to the regulations and 70.
strictions Of the bourse law!
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LOOK OUT FOR wEYLER.

;Isadcn standara Warns she Spanish Gov
srnuasnt 10 TalEs Cars.
LonpoN, Nov. ". The Standard
warns the Spanish government that :
personage capable Of exacting homage
from such diverse elements a. the Car
lists, Advanced Republicans. Conserv.
Atives and workers associations, % did
General Weyler at Corunna, Is capable
OF developing into . popular hero who
may upset the government, and even
the dynasty. unless care 10 taken.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
TWEYTY-THREE INJURED.
workmen's Train ON . Coal Railros
Wrecked In Indiana.

workman's Train on . Coal Railroad
Wreoksd In Indiana.
BRAZIL, Ind, Nov. 22.-A serious
accident occurred on the Chicago and
Indiana coal railroad, nine miles north
of this city. The miners train on ita
homeward journey, bearing about 500
miners, was wrecked on the Gladstone
switch and TWO cars loaded with their
human freight left the track, rolled
down the embanktnent and lodged al
the bottom in q, ditch filed with water
to the depth Of several feet. Twenty.
three men in all were more or Less in.
jured, three Of whom suffered injuries
that will prove fatal. Eighteen Of the
injured persons live in this city and
five in Coal Blun. ss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
OPEN RATE WAR ON.

Wiseossin Central Makss : Hid for Chi
eago-st. Paul frame.
CHICAGO. Nov. S2.-The war between
the Chicago-St. Paul lines has COM
meDced. The Wisconsin Central has
announced that It will make an open
rate Of @ between Chicago and Sc.
Paul and Minneapolis to become enec-
tive ct once. This il cut Of $50
from the present regular rate. The
news. Of tho reduction was q surprise to
the competitors Of the Wisconsin Gem
trial. but they lost no time In declaring
that they would make the same ratssas
announced BY the Wisconsin Central.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
MYSTERIOUS DOUBLE MURDER
Two Wisconsin Children Found with
Their Throats Cut.

Two Wisconsin Children Found with
Their Throats Cut.
MILWAUKEE Nov. GA special to
The Evening Wisconsin from Ocono.
lnowoc, Wis, says mysterious double
murder was committed at that place
ut an early morning hour. Willie and
Lille Cornell, aged and 4 respect
lively, children of Ernest Cornell were
found dead in their bed at 6 O'Clock,
and their father. Ernest Cornell, was
found with his throat cut from ear to
ear, but still living. Cornell was abls
TO talk, but did not know whether
he committed the murder or not. John
Lewis, a boarder at Cornell's who hal
been drinking with Cornell, has been
arrested.
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Cuestas OfsofolmS the Intent ON.
MONTENEGRO, Nov. 22.-The greatest
excitement prevails here, due to the re-
port that Senior Cuestas, the president
:ad interim, has decided to declare him.
self dictator and dispense with the
services of the legislature. Senior
Cuestas, who was formerly president
of the senate and who assumed the
presidency Professionally after the as
sassination OF President Borda on Aug.
% last disclaims the purpose imputed
to him.
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Ysl,syv Fever q :. Fort.

Yoll0ws Fever at Q Fort.
WAaHINaToN, Nov. "a. elbow fever
has appeared at Fort Barrancas, near
Pensacola, Fla, but not In degree
sufficient to alarm the war department
officials, who feel that owing to the
lateness of the season there is little
danger Of q spread Of the disease. A
dispatch has been received by Adjutant
General Brock from that post stating
that one soldier had died from the. fever
but giving no details.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
Failed to Fix 3 Wax. soal..

Failed to F1x . Wage Scale,
P1rTsBuRa, Nov. 22.-Contraxy to al
expectations, no settlement of the win.
dow glass workers. scale has been
reached. The wage committees Of the
workers and manufacturers held two
sessions, but adjourned sine die with
the matter as far from settlement a. be.
fore the conference.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
Germ Considerod Dead.

Germ Considered Dead.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-There were
six new cases Of yellow fever during
the day and no deaths. There was an.
other cold morning and the GERMS
considered dead "a.
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sexer, = 1. Town. Mr.aI.. n

4 MELBouRNE, Nov. ss.-A dust ".
clone swept over the northwest portion
OF the colony on Friday evening. II
was especially severe in the Wimmera
district, where several towns were
wrecked, many churches and prominent
buildings were ruined, One town alone
suffered damage to the amount Of
$3.50. 600.
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shut Down for w.ot Of Coal.

shut Down for Want OF Coal.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.. Nov. 90. - The
scarcity of coal in the Mahoning valley
has been growing more serious in the
past week until it has begun to affect
the industries. The Finished Steel
company was the first to yield to the
pressure and was compelled to Close
down its plant.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26

CompStitor Prisonspa Arrive. "a
New York, Nov. 2S.-The steamer
Saratoga. from Havana, having on
board tho released members Of the Com.
petitor flibustering expedition, has
been reported entering the harbor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
Rus.ta and Japas It Peaoe

AusAR Au0 O6peb u P066os
ST. PETERSBURG, NOV. 22.-It 10 as.
serted in diplomatic circles that so far
from their being serious tension be.
tween Japa.l and Russia over Korea,
the two governments have arrived at .
complete understanding on the subject
and Russia 10 pleased with the terms Of
the convention. @ q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
Train wreokers at Work.

MIDDLETowN, n. z, Nov. GA
westbound freight train on the Erie
railway was derailed by train wreckers
at Sloatsburg! This is where attempts
were made last Sunday to wreck an ex.
press and freight train. The wreck is
thought to be- due to the same mis-.
creants who were unsuccessful on the
previous occasion. By good chance nc
one was injured. ~.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
CABINET TALKS CUBA.
Trestnent Of the Problem in the Presl
dent'a Message Discussed.

Treatment Of the Problem in tho Prosi.
dent's Message Discussed.
WAsH1NaroN, Nov. 22.-The cabinet
session lasted two hours and was de-
voted largely to q discussion of the an
nual reports Of the different members.
The more important reports from the
treasury. war and navy departments
have not yet been made public and
these were given consideration. The
two subjects which engaged the espe.
cial attention Of the cabinet were those
relating to the manner in which the
Cuban problem and the question Of the
finances should be handled in the presi-
dents message. The opinion was gen.
orally expressed that the Cuban dtua.
ton, as 1t affects the United States,
wasleyen more favorable than could DO
expected, and there was especial good
feeling over the release Of the crew Of
the Competitor. This and other con.
cessious we're interpreted as q genuine
feeling on the part OF
The segasta ADMINISTRATORS
to meet the wishes of the authorities Of
this country and bring the war to a
speedy close. II there was any doubt
expressed as to SPANS maintenance Of
this line Of policy it was not made pub.
lie, but there was no dissent from the
opinion thas as icng as that CT untry
should continue in her course of con-
Citation there was nothing left for the
standardization but 70 encourage IL.
4 wldo .ar:.it,.", =. ss: :1-.....ivn was ae.
ve.oped among the members Of the
cabinet rs to the policy to be recon.
mended on the financial question.
There wesa indeed almost as mary
views expressed on the details involved
in the discussion OF this question as
there were cabinet memters present.
The differences related, however,
largely to details. aud much of the con-
varsation turned upon the probable
difficulties of getting congress to unite
upon any line Of policy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
Backed ~ Unlimited European
Capital, Canadian Pacific
Directors
win Undertake the development
Of the Canadian Northwest
and Alaska.
Trading and Mining Enterprises
to Be Conducted on 4
Vast Scale.

Few YoRK. Nov. 81. Tho Herald
saws: Several of the leading directors
OF the Canadian Pacific railway. who
are backed BY unlimited English can
ital and have the promise of Nharsl
rights from the Canadian government,
have organised an extensive mining
company. which promises to eclipse
anything that was ever projected In
this country.
They will conduct mining operations
and various transportation and trading
enterprises on vast scale IN British
Columbia-particulariy In the newly
developed sections OF Alaska. Nas NOT
unlikely that they Will open up sections
OF the great Northwest.
This is the syndicate that Leutenane
Governor Mcintosh OF the Northwest
province. referred to when ne returned
TO New YORK from England:
MT. Mcintosh at that tune gave no
details, put SAID that some OF the lead.
ing English capitalists. including the
canadian facanc directors. nao deoaoeo
TO !auncn = great enterprise ior mining
gold ana other minerals. ana ne. aiso
SAID tnat very hkeiy tney wou1o 90
some railroad building ana open mp new
territory. He assumed that the new
road would DO operated IN connection
with the Canadian facanc.
John W. Maokay In Jt.
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Cause Of Katohaun's lssASn.

CHICAGO, Nov. 70. DIR. Neal has sub.
mitted TO the coroner 5 report ON the
examination Of the stomach and liver Of
John B. Ketcham. the wealthy clubman
whose sudden death under mysterious
circumstances, caused : sensation. Tho
Ssppet states that dsash was oaused
frodn salcoho lism and hardening Of the
wemaa Sentenced g Dsash.
OAYuoA, Ont, Nov. ~. Nxs. Adele
stssnaman was found guilty Of murder
ing her husband, and vas sentenced 10
be hanged In the courtyard Of tho al
..,is town cntJ IAN -. asoa
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Headauartere do 81 Rum.

Headquarters Go 70 Bu@Alo.
{ DULUTH, Nov. s2.-The purchasing
department Of the Northern Steamship
company, which has been at Duluth
this season, win follow the rest Of tho
general Offices TO Buffalo this winter.
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Dur,.,.,,,.s Sentences.

MINNEAPolIs. Nov. 22.-Aldsrlnau
Z In l.alh, convicted Friday of soliciting
aIb, mas 80 "a sentences TO, the pen:.
gtealiuly l.r "a ysars aud six months.
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'CabaIlero the Emissary,

taco do C,,ha uhara a uoor, l,oroa U.s.
nlacad AZ his disnosal. Ganeral Pando,a
naaca emissarv WAS also 4nrniahad n.
ficial docnments 3!
n rs
~ = - - az .s
u Denali ol tne Spanish com1nanoer
a. q RON Man1anlno oaoa1elo maze .,s
nus way secretly 70 the Sangnan, mus
where :, 1 & Sao. mas ms neaaqaa.-
sers' 1enela1 raIoo lnst. ' ocseu SaDai-
zero - one. S1enelaA 1saol = nlsn lssn l.
~ tne spanish arm ana 9 largo sum o.
money 70 % olst.ioutea among cue
~ o.ner lnseesenS ieauels -, .nas Pssrs 2.
uDa, a1' -. - S:asass !, :. . - a -
h;s sncceadinn in arrsno;no farms IN q.
n,aca Beside. this flah.liarn ~. IN.
strnn, al - in form tha in.nrrgant -. -.
that tha snan;ah anthor;tiae m erto,.oh
= ,,> hnra.., tha
mist 4 tha I =, q tha
,,a.sa 5000 +ha - ~
. 49, 4te, s.>1 -. -. -. 49,.
1850 .4leA.'
lfe''f 70 Aeep ON f'shtins'
Although Cabellere has not returned
from Santiago de Cuba, confidential
advices which have reached the Spanish
officials here seem to indicate that
Cabalero has SO Tar been unsuccessful
It Is understood General habl has 70.
Piled that ne believes IN successful
ending OF the war IN favor OF the insur-
gents Is approaching; that the Cubans
with the AID OF the United states, Will
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General pando " Commis ioli q sto
Nsgctiate With Insuldr,sI en q ~
to Tint End. i G III "
SeyeralS Schemes Have Been lrisd,
But E|u'l I, Without \ I 81 Apparent
Success.
Leaders Believe They Have the
Best of Il and Keep d 3.
Fighting. d

HAVANA, Via Key West. Fla, Nov.
B. General Pando started BY train
from this city on Saturday last In order,
according to the omcial announcement.
to take charge Of the campaign against
the insurgents. he was accompanied
by his fun sta6 and was escorted BY :
company Of artillery. But II l. stated
on very good authority that General
Pando has been commissioned By
Marshal Blanoo. the captain general, q
enter into communication with the IN.
surgent leaders with the view Of q.
ranging for peace. This statement Il
based on accurate knowledge Of I'll the
facts in the case. General Pando did
not leave this city until he had taken
steps calculated to further the project
which Narshal Blanoo has In view.
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kOreSpOndencya.
CHICAGO dnis Is maja 81

CHICAGO dnis Is msja 81.
Szanoioaa Redokcyo Zgody!
ia nizej pOdpisany proszs O umie.
s%zo1enie nioiejazej korespondencyi:
DziennM ChicdgoSki z dnia IL b.
m. mina& sic ogromnie z prawda; pi-
sze BOWEN, Re W przystani gdzie
rybaoy lowili ryby byio rybak6w
200. Jest to nieprawda, poniewaz
mas r bakow by3o tylko 38 a pomie.
dsy mimi mas dziewieoiu staryoh pc.
lakow, ktorzy sobie ma kawalek chile.
ba rybolostwem zarabiali rzeteluym
sposobem, boo p~rzeoiez ME motemy
w-zyscy pred koscio}em zeorac, ko
soiols zamiatac albo inne pos{ugi
kropidlarskie ozynic. bo oni mas do
tego ] tax ME d~opuszczs.
DAlej pisze DziennM ze Snyder
stwem, ze mas Rad nspedzil i PREY.
wr6oif P~orzsdek. l to jest KAN
stwem, bosmy MIC alego ME zrobili.
Rad tylko nakazai nam ustspic z
Przystani, cosmy dohrowolnie uczy
Mill tylko dw6oh szwed6w ME ohoia.
10 ustapi6, to ieh zmuszono do tego.
Angielskie gazety z wsp6iozuciem
pisaty o stsrych bisdnych rybaksch,
tylko Dziennik wyrazii sic nieprzy.
1woicie j re " derstwem, DO stoi ma
1oldiie kropidlarskim.
A Przewodcow kropidlarzy, co dra
Pienisdze z lu Ia wsrysoy znsmy.
u szaounkiem
Jan " Pokorny,
683 Noble al.
Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc Ola
kaadego metozyzuy ma stronnicy 8.
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Pc Pierwsze wystrzegac sic wszyst
kiego tego, co wyzsj podalem; pc
drugie trzynac dzieoi ma swiezem
powietrzu; kto mote MECH maleh
silva wyszle ma fanny. Kto ME mo
ae, to MECH 90 dzieh o lie to motli
wen jest, wywozi dzieci do parku
ma jak najdiutszy ozas a jeasli i to
jest niepoaebnem, MECH wynosi
daieoi pred dom i trzyma W chic
die nawet podc1as nsjwiekszy oh
gorsozek.
Holt m6wi: No matter how much
fever or prostration there may be the
diseases IF Summer oomplaint) al
ways do better if kept out IF doors
the greater psrs of day" Dzieoiom
nswet tym, ktore mogs jua chodzie,
ME powinuo sic pozwals6 ami Ohio
dzit ami biegac a trzymac je spokoj.
ME a'bo W w6zksoh slbo W hama
kach.
Ubranie powinno bye lekkie, je
dns s~ukieneczks Z h,neli lekkiej, to
dosyt, a jezeli one sic poca, to pod
spod MONA dac oienka lnisns Tub
p~srkalowa koszulke D4ieci trzeba,al.
DO ozesto zmyw 6 wods nap6l zmie.
szaua Z octem lnb jedna czescis alko.
holu ma ostery woody lub kspa6 pare
razy ma dzieh zawsze pred pokar
mem. Przedswszystkiem trzeba u
watac. teby nieprrekarmia6 dzieci.
Jak oziowiek dorosiy, tax samo i
dzieoko W czasie lata mniej potrze
buje pokarmu. Dlatego trzeba
zmniejs1y6 W czasie goraozki ilosc
Pokarmu a "a to przynajmniej 90
p6l godziny dawac wode przegoto'
wans. Kizde rozwolnienie chociaaby
naJltejsre, nstyohmiast trzsba usu'
mac. TIE same przepisy hygieniorne
trzeba zachowywae, aeby zapobiedz
cholerynie.
Daisy ciqy ndstqpD.
DR.. w. il. Seminouicz,
576 Milwaukee av., Chicago, Ill.
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u BremOnd Tex.

w doiu Gym msjs b. r. odbyi sic
Stub " katoliokim kosoiele W Waco,
Texas, pana Bronislsws Kochsuowi.
cza z Bremond z psnns Psulipa We
sierska z Kosse. Aktu slubnego u.
dzielR ksiadz A. Bsdelon miejsco.
Wy professor, kt6ry pred % laty
chrzcii Bronisisws W New Wsvsrly,
Walker Co., Tex.
Nowotehoom pouyslnosoil
Tatus.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

W "o1ooS U fhsJ ~ PoS~
wedz;6.
Czekam wiec.
Aha, idzie ktos!
Przechodzs Gale szeregi, I odnaks
z~wiazkows ma piersiacb. Jscys pro
mienni, radzi, weseli - po Polsku
m6wis panic dobrodzieju.
Al mi serce podskoczyio Z radosoi.
Prrechodzs ooraz inni ME znam
ich.
A tn ktoP
A zram lob; jeden wysoki j szozu-
ply, drugi niski a pskaty.
Pierwszy jak mnie zobaozyi, usoi-
sns} mi reke i rzekl:
- Siadaj pan!
O~bejr1alem sic, byi tam kamieh
Usiadlem wiec.
Ow wysoki m6wi:
- K&6oicie sic tam ma ziemi, ze
az tn W nieb:e siychac!
A ia pstr1e ma Mich ! patrze - I
wielkiej radosoi movie ME moge.
DO to ci panic dobrodzieju ten wy
soki dobrym i gorliwym patryota bya
zwiazkowym. On presto do raju
pos.edl - DO ma ziemi dosy6 ma
oierpial sie!-- przesladowano go tet.
- Idzoie tax dalai Bogiem, a
Prawda!-- Coz tam siychac? pyta.
A! p.aozs pc tobie kochany
panic; ca}y Zwialek nieutulony jest
W .alu. Tvs by} aywym Ola mas
p~rzykiaden. Ale pocies1a sic wszy-
soy, gdy i'm powiem, Re jestes W ra
ju.
- TAX powiedz i'm to, pozdrow
ich i NOW, ae ia ich zaklinam, ably W
pracy ME ustswali.
A ow msly j pekaty odezwal sic:
- a co tam robia tasze6y - a
sokolyP
! Kasze6y trzymajs sic CREEPY, a
sokosy rozwijsja siel
- Szkoda, re ME nam nowego
munduru.
- zychl hski, ojoieo sokoiow,
przyniesie ci mundur.
- Pewuie, pewnie, ale MECH on
iak najdlu1ej jeszcze ayje. Jua wo
le c~zekac.... To jest TAXA rec.
Tylko sic trzymajta pospoiem -
tax do CREEPY wszysoy.... jedno z
drugiem aoierze....
Maggie cos zaszumislo W powietrzu,
a stroz predko brame zamknsl i wyj
rzai okienkieu.
- Kto tor
A to kropidlarz!
Wieo stroz do niego: Co choeszs
- Chce wejsc do rsju, prosze Ia
ski waszei.
- A kto ty jestesf
- Kropidlarzl
Nam rezkaz k~roPidlarzy ME wpu'
szczac; ME ma tn ola was miejsca
Cosoie robili? Przesladowaliscie VIA.
snyoh rodak6w! Krzyt nosiliseis ma
Piersiach, a W sercu zgnilizne. Byli.
Sole jake owl celnioy i 'm6wilisoie;
Dziekuje OF Boze, ae ME jes,en
zwiazkowcem! Wy wiki W baraniej
skorze!
A 6w kropidlsrz ma to:
- Wpusoie mnie, wpusoie, toz mi
mowili, ze presto do nieba pojde =
jesli tylko ma piersiach ten kr1yt be.
de nosil, &c wieoej mi ME po.rzsba.
Ale str6z rozgniewsi sic jua j IA
wolal pc hebrsjsku:
LATCH gajhynom!
Co znaczy: idz do piekial
Idzie wieo niesaczesliwy kropi-
dlarz do piekls. Idzie q wzdyoha.
A ia "a MIN.
Wreszoie stanslismy priced ogrom
nina, czarna Drama, mad kt6rs wi
dnisi napis Z glow weaycb: Pc
rzuecie aoszeWq nadziGe!
Brrr! az ciarki pc mnis przeszly.
Kropidlarz zspukai.
Otworsyla sic Drama z trraskiem
wielkim i zaraz zsleciala mnie won
smoky ] siarki ! uti5szaiem przerazli
we jeki.
Wyszedi djabei, W oserwonyoh
pantalonsoh ] W niebieskim zakieci
ku. Mai Eogi ma Llowie, ogon diu-
81 ! koPyts siowsm wszyssko 90
POr1sdny djabei miec powinien.
Jsk tylko zobaozyi kropidlsrzs,
..u-ll ---l.-