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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-05

Christmas Candles. Toe per box.
Child's Sets. Knife. Fork and Spoon.
silver Plated. sc.
13-piece China Tea Sets. &c.
1Gpiece China Tea Sets, 5Dc.
A-piece Decorated Large Size Sets,
$50.
2t-piece Decorated Large Size Sets.
N.S.
BRASS DRUMS.
6-inch Brass Drums, &c.
S-inch Brass Drums, soc.
10-inch Brass Drums, Sc.
l3-inch Brass Drums. sl.25.
CHIMES.
Chimes, 15c.
Medium Size Chimes. 2sc.
Large Size Chimes. Csc.
DESKS.
Small Size, $780,
Medium Size, $3.50.
Large Size, 500.
DOLL FURNITURE.
Bureaus. 1oc.
Chiffoniers, &c.
Writing Desks. SO
Sideboards. 25c.
DOLLS.
AAAu DpNs, bis3QS LAcdus Win
Shoes and Stockings, I0c.
l2-inch Kid Body. Bisque Head, with
Shoes and Stockings, lsc.
13N-inch Kid Body, Bisque Head.
with Shoes and Stockings, &c.
13lx-in. Kid Body, Bisque Head, with
Shoes and Stockings, Moving Eyes, sc.
14h-inch Kid Body, Bisque Head.
with Shoes and Stockings, Sc.
1f4-inch Kid Body, Bisque Head,
with Shoes and Stockings. Moving
Eyes. Csc.
ls-inch Kid Body. Bisque Head, with
Shoes and Stockings. 4sc.
ls-inch Kid Body. Bisque Head. with
Shoes and Stockings, Moving Eyes,
Soc.
17-inch Kid Body. Bisque Head. with
Shoes and Stockings. 6Oc
16-inch Kid Body, Jointed B.saue
Head. Shoes and Stockings, Moving
Eyes. TIC.
2l-inch Kid Body. Bisaue Head.
Shoes and Stockings. Moving Eyes, SEC.
1s-inch Kid Body. Jointed Bisque
Head, CSC.
2S-inch Kid Body. Bisaue Head.
Shoes and Stockings, S1.3s
Dressed Dolls from &c TO $500 each.
GAMES
Baseball. &c.
Shop Boy. Sc.
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Childre1l'S
Coats.

Child's Coat, made Of fine quality OF
elderdown, with wide sailor collar. trim
med with white Angora. In cream. taa
and cardinal. price $is5.
Chifa's Coat, made in fine quality OF
eid.rdown. with large sailor collar,
finished with small gilt buttons, price
s2n.
Child's Coat. made in One quality OF
ese.erdown. with large sailor collar.
finished with rows Of narrow braid. In
cream. tan. pink and blue, at SOS and
$50.
Also a fine assortment in all the lat
est novelties. from $3.50, $50 $S.75,
s6eo, s1.5a, $50. $500, sii.5o to Sl3,so.
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At s35c.

Small 12-mo. bound in
cloth, ublisher'S price SOC,
our price 35c.
Opening OF Chestnut Burr.
Barriers Burned Away.
He Fell In Love With His WIFI
A Young Girls Wooing.
Elsie D!nsmore-
An Original Belle.
Slain by the Doones.
The Able Constan;in.
A Daughter Of Fife.
A Border Shepherdess.
Between Two Loves.
The Bow OF Orange Ribbon.
The Great War Syndicate.
Tho Stories Of Three Burglars.
Christie tombstone.
The schonberg Gotta Family.
Peg Wellington.
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Ladies' Purses and
Pocketbooks.

Real Seal Combination Purse and
Card Case. sterling silver corners. 81. -
Ladies' Leather Cola Purses, Isc, sc,
sc, Soc, sc. sLea. s.@. E-a S.7S.
Ladies Leather Combination Card
Case and Pocket Beck. in black or COZ
crs. SIC, &c. sc. SID. SIS. s.sa. SIS,
ss@ ss&, s1sa ST.. Saa
Ladies' Leather Combination Pocket
Books, with sterling silver corners.
CA xss. st-sa. s9.oe. s. 50. $3.50 10 s7sa.
LADIES' Leather Combination Poke.
Books. with fancy corners, re
Ladies' Fancy Coicred Leather Conn
ssnAskoa Pocket Books. with sterling
silver corners. SI@s. s@S S7s, Aa.
81 % 10 sSssA
Ladies Leather Cha,eisi1@ Bags. Sc,
sc. sc. 81. - 8. 70 sse. 8. ~
Ladies' Leather Shopping Bags, 3 &C.
ssS. ia aN.
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At 4 &c,

Large 12-mo., well bound
in cloth, publishers price
35c, our price l0c
The Tents Of Shem.
Birds Of Prey.
Driven to Bay
Tour OF the wor,d in Eighty Days.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under
the Sea-
Five Weeks In a Balloon.
MYSTERIOUS Island.
King Solomoa's Mines.
Romance OF Two worldA
The witch's Head
Allan Quatcrnzin.
Merry Men,
Kidnapped.
New Arabian Nights
House on the Marsh.
Bad Boy and His Sister.
Pilgrims Progress.
Buffalo Bill.
And many others
The Oxford Series, cloth,
gilt top. publishers price
soc, our price &c.
Count OF Monte Cristc.
The Three Guardsmen-
Twenty Years After.
Wandering Jew.
The Mysteries OF Paris.
Last Essays OF Ella
Emerson's Essays.
Children Of THE Abbey.
Msdcap Violet.
Dicks Sweetheart
Arabian Nights
Guliivers Trayeis
story OF an African Farm
The rfyirg putchman-
Vicar Of Wakefield
Tales Of q Traveller.
Vanity Fair.
Handy Andy.
SrancgAtaer's Chair.
Twice Told Tales
House OF the Seven Czeiss.
The Scarlet Letter
Thaddeus Of warsaw.
The White Company.
Uncle Toms Cabin.
Tom Browns School raya
Tom Brown at Oxford
Self Help.
And many more
cHiLDREN'S BOOKS.
f-susrsn's Illustrated Books. with
fancy board covers. 81. &c. Zee. lSc, sc,
Sc. &c, SC, &c. &c. &c, &C. sc 10 Wa
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Christmas Novelties.

Hundreds OF articles that make dainty. inexpensive
and appropriate gifts. The whole devoted to
display of these goods. Come and them. You are
sure to find just what you want on these tables.
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Toboggan Slide. SC.
Lawn Tennis. loc.
Go Bang, 10c.
Donkey Party, 1oc.
Yacht Game, loc-
Doninoes, 1oc.
Checkers, loc.
Lotto. iSc. !
Anagrams. &c
Peter Coddle. sc.
Snaps. Csc.
Polly Vents Cracker. &c.
Game of Golf. l5c.
Nellie BLY,, 15c.
Trolley Party. &c.
Watermelon Party. &c.
Clothes Pin Party. &c.
Me ,enger Boy. 2sc.
Be .'eep. Zoe.
Football. Soc.
Fish Pond. SOC.
Bicycle Races. Soc
Rival Policemen. 75c. .
Mansion of Happiness, 30
Mail or Express. &c.
Across the Sea, CSC.
District Messenger Boy, $1.oo.
Halma, 800.
Parcheesi. S1.oo.
IRON TOYS.
Locomotive Tender and Car, 15c.
IRON Tram anu passenger Lars, &c.
Medium Size Train and Passenger
Cars, 50c-
Large Iron Train and PASSENGER .
Cars, $Io0.
Hook and Ladder. $l.oo
Coal Cart. 800.
Police Patrol. $780,
Loaded Truck. $1.2x .
CHIMES.
Small Size Chimes, Ioc. .
Medium Size Chimes, $50
Large Size Chimes, SIC.
Baby Carpet Sweepers. 80
TOOL CHESTS.
Small Tool Chests, sc.
Medium Tool Chests, 6oc.
Large Tool Chests, 75c. I
Extra Large Tool Chests, 800.
BAGATELLE BOARDS.
Small Size, &c
Medium Size, SOC. ,
Large Size. $L00.
RUBBER BALLS.
Small Red Rubber Balls, iGc.
Medium Red Rubber Balls. "a
Large Red Rubber Balls. SIC.
TIN KITCHENS.
Small Size Kitchens. I0c.
Medium Size Kitchens, go
Large Size Kitchens. 5oc.
RANGES.
Small Size Ranges, l0c.
Medium Size Ranges, sc.
Large Size Ranges, Soc.
English Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set
decorated with spray In green or
brown. 100 pieces. N.43.
Blue Delft Pattern 112-piecs Semi
Porcelain Dinner Set, $3.50. .
Carlsbad China le0-pisce Dinner Set,
$Is.ss.
Haviland & Co.'S White China IN
Open Stock.
Banquet Lamp complete with etched :
globe. s1.s5.
Hall Lamp with ruby globe, $50.
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Infants
Baskets,

Infants Fancy Baskets, lined with
fine swiss ard lace over pink or hius
sateen. at $3.50. s4.sa and $s.7s.
Infants Handsome Hamper. lined
with fine swiss over pink, sis.oo.
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Christmas Gift Books,


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cloth, puphsner > pr1ce
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Elsis at viamede.
Elrie q Ion.
TIsie at the Worlds Fair.
Elsies Journey on Inland Waters.
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Boys Books.

Ivy - lOOOMSs
boys Books well bound
- cloth. publishers price
~ our price 55c.
rr,sner Girl OF France.
aaiing and Fishing,
Man-of-war Lsf..
me Merchant Vessel.
~ an Away From, tire Dutch.
War "Reminiscences
OF Dedd's schco,.
nv wild Tribes CT the Soudan.
Anneta, the Sioux.
rmany Present and Past
Egypt as Il Is.
And many others.
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cHiLDREN'S BOOKS.

S-hilaren's Illustrated Books. Wa
fancy hoard covers. b. x, isss- As. ~
Sc. 80, Sec, &c. &c, &c, &C. 80 70 e. 80
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New Books.


Dartel By Blackmore. $780,
soldiers OF Fortune. by Richard
Harding Davis. Es
The Golden Days Of -. By Kirk
Munro. &C.
The Narttan. By Du Naurier, ux
Queen OF the Testers, Max Pembes-
ton. tl-G.
The Choir Invisible, by James Lane
Allen. NS.
Equality, BY Bellamy. N.x.
Jerome. BY Mary z. wilkins, $13
The kings Highway. BY Amelia
8arr, N.t5.
The Two Captains, by w. Clark Rus
sell Sl.6.
man. 1.B
The Ian Maclaren Year Book, $f.0o.
The Potters Wheel, by Ian Maciaren.
31.0o.
And others.
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RELIGIOUS

IL took 10 gallons OF wine To serve tn
I 900 communicates az service held
by the Christian church at Indiauap-
oils Sunday.
In response TO a petition signed by
members of all the churches, Rev. II.
G. Morrison began "a meeting at Bow
ling Green yesterday.
The Tennessee Baptist State Conven-
tion, in session at Fayetteville. voted
not TO allow the introduction of any
resolution on the Whitsitt matter.
Dr. McGregor, Of Atlanta, who re-
Gently held a meeting at the Baptist
church, Danville, had IL additions TO
last accounts at his meeting at Yer
saillcs.
Rev. Henry Miller was on yesterday
train en'route to Middlcsboro. In the
last two months he has held meetings
at Ford, Valley View, Silver Greek
Chapel aud Silver Creek School-house,
Ia Madison. with a total Of 100 brought
into the fold of the Presbyterian
church. He will begin a meeting at
Kirksville the latter part Of this week
The Women's Parsonage Aid Socie-
" OF the NJ. +. church closed week
of prayer 10y special services Sunday
night, in which II ladies read papers
and others essays on the work, "a fol-
lows: Mrs. j. w. Bryant, Mrs. J. II,
Turner and Misses Sallie Lynn, Stella
Ripley, Annie Darst, Mamie Lynn
Fannie SpOonamOre, Jennie Lynn
Jennie Pence, Grace, Catherine and
Linda Grinstcad. The music consist
ed of special selections furnished 10y
the choir, with Mrs. J. II. Turner. o
Nichoasvillc, as organist. assisted by
/ j. l.. Ray with violin. On the whole
. it was very creditable affair and the
society deserves much praise and en-
couragement in its work.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-10-19

many Hall il To New York, ADD the
Old Ark is the Wigwam. 4. l.. An
dersOn will make the race for constable
against r. j. Hammond, whose name is
under the rooster. Mr.. IammOnd's
friends claim that he il AN easy winner.
A petition TO place the name Of Mr..
John Saunders on the ballot for magis-
trate was fled. The most sensational
petition filed aud one which will deal
CONSERVATION in republican ranks was
fled 10y Hon. Wright Kelley to make
the race as an independent candidate
for the Legislature with The picture Of
Abraham Lincoln a. his device. He
was the republican nominee for the
same Office in lS9j aud was defeated,
although Gov. Bradley carried the
county by 3j7. Kellcy's friends claim
that he was traded Oh aud they will
now support him against Marsee, the
regular nominee. IL il believed tha
his candidacy will weaken the republi-
can ticket.
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ED ROWLAND on POLK MILLER.

DANvILLE, Oct. l6.-Mr. II. f..
Smith tells me that you are going to
have my friend, Polk Miller, with you,
and | wish To say that he is undoubted-
ly the grandest entertainer it has ever
been my pleasure to see. | had him
here last year, and at my own home,
and il any one wants To enjoy good
laugh, go and see Polk Miller. | never
saw a man in my life who could tell a
Negro story, or portray the old darkey
better than he, and his banjo playing
beats anything you ever heard. | had
him full house last year. and have
already sold 200 seats for him for the
22d and will ill the house.
Ed >. ROWLAND.
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Retrenchment and reform seem to be
the order of the day everywhere but in
Lincoln. The Bourbon fiscal court has
reduced the salary Of the keeper of the
poor house from 800 10 $500, aud has
reduced the sum allowed the iailer for
experimenting the care of the court
house from 500 to SO. The appropri-
alton of $500 to supplement the salary
of the Commonwealth attorney was
discontinued.
John Sherman says the government
of Spain may have the right todemand
the return of Evangelina Cisneros, the
escaped Cuban prisoner, and the pun
i5hment of her American liberator, but
it is not likely the people would see
her given up without struggle.
President Patterson, of the Kentucky
State College, has denied the use of
the dormitory To Nuthall, Ward and
Lee, the three best men on the foot
ball team, which means that the Col
lege will have no team on the gridiron
this season.
William Campbell, an old soldier OF
Charlottesville, Ind, ate a piece of
bread literally covered with rough on
rats and fearing that would not prove
fatal ate lot OF Paris Green. He died
several hours later after suffering un'
told agony.
At Carlisle, Ed Crump, aged Ii, shot
Sam Wilson, the same age, in the alb
domen, from the effects of which he
died in few minutes. The youths
were enemies, but Crump claims the
shooting was accidental.
w. Ii. Hardin, of Woodgrove, o., is
the father of l3-pound baby, which is
perfectly formed aud which is appa
rently in the best of health. a silver
dollar completely hides the little
things face.
Friday Oct. -, has been set apart b!
the schools of Kentucky as day dedi
Gated to the memory OF Daniel Boone
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QuGGn & QRGSQGnT.

During and International Exposition Nash
U Tenn Iow special ag has been established for the sale of
tickets from Cincinnati and other rmiH points the Queen Ccea
Route
Tickets sale duly until further notice Chattanooga ti55
cuy trip from Junction City the round trip tickets being
good days other tickets, Nth longer limit $3.50
and at 80 % for the round trip.
These t The public 10 risd NIshe anil other Southern point
at offered Vibukd trains 1e class he
disposal Of ne passenger adnga pleasant trip, and enabling
10 rs y interesting scenery and important backgrounds and
Chattanooga lookout Mountain and Chickrmauga National Adj
Iry Park Tickets NastU 10 U The Centennial purchased
Chattanooga s3i0 round trip Ask ticket agea for ticket
the Q &c RonUte South or Write
JAMES ROY Agt. Junction CITY, or
W. c. RLNEARSON, G. u. A. Cincinnati
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.-Miss Sue Wo-
ner's birthday party given in honor OF
her little niece, Mae Baker, of Burgin,
and Marguerite Warren, of this place,
was quite an enjoyable affair. Miss
Jennie Hooker and Mrs. Wallace Var
non assisted Miss Emelyne Alexander
and Miss Sue in serving the little tots
Those present were Misses Marguerite
Warren, Katherine Reid, Annie l.
Cooper, Louise Payne, Lucy Lee Wal
ton, Elizabeth Higgins, Oracle Brady
Jen Saunders, Mary Craig Hayden
Martha Varnon, Louise Paine and Mae
Baker.
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President Spencer, OF the Southern
railroad makes thi, gratifying report:
During the year ISL new manufacture
ing establishments of various kinds
were located at points upon the compa-
ny's road. There have beel completed
during the year ON the lines Of the COM
pany cotton factories alone working
lG3. 900 spindlcs and 5000 looms. the to-
tai cost of which has been nearly So
600, 600, aud a, the close Of the year
there are under construction addition
al mills which will include 60, 800 spin
dies.
Three persons were killed and over "A
score injured in Robinson's opera
house, Cincinnati, during the perform
ance of Dangers Of Great City Fri
day night. The great central truss OF
the ceiling crashed down among the
audience, and it is IA miracle that many
more were not killed. OF the many
taken to the hospitals, several will die,
while others will be crippled or MAIN
ed for life.
yellow fever has made its appear
ance at Bay ST. Louis, Miss. Seven
cases and one suspect have been OFF,
cially reported. Except at New Or
leans the fever seems To be dying out
Tor lack OF material. At New Orleans
sunday there were five deaths and "a
new cases.
John Malloy, of Duquesne, Pa, pros
ecuted his eight-year-Old son for steal
ing So from him and the jury in its
verdict recommended that the court
reprimand the father and let the boy
go free.
Charles Duvall Decker, the n. y.
journal newspaper correspondent, who
rescued Miss Cisneros from spanish
prison, forged passport and sailed
from Havana, reaching New York in
safety.
The jury at Benton, in the case of
| Noah Franklin, charged with the muir
der of l7-year-old Daisy sullivan, re-
turned verdict of guilty and fixed his
punishment at life imprisonment
Al Hopkinsville Parker McComb
was given a verdict for $1,000 damages
against the l.. u y. for the loss of both
his legs, which were cut of by "A train.
The case will be appealed.
a Scott county jury gave Sam
Wright one cent against James w. Du-
vail, whom the former had sued for
$4,000 for charging that he had stolen
fodder from him.
An attempt was made Saturday night
To wreck train No. 3 on the l.. n N
near Lagrange. a young Negro, who
confessed his guilt, is under arrest
there.
n heavy snow-storm swept over
Southeastern Idaho.
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BIG DINNER TO BEGIVEN ATCAL
WIN WHITES.

10 ne Iull"r OF Tue lNlthl'E Jol hNNL
On Friday, Oct. -, there will be a
grand dinner at Calvin Whitt's on Ce-
dar Creek, about three miles from Crab
Orchard. Fontaine Fox Bobbitt is TO
speak on the past history of this coun-
try, and show who made it so great and
boundless and what party well-nigh de-
stroyed it. The candidates for county
offices are invited to be there in full
force and effect. Capt. Whit has an
inexhaustible well Of the purest water
in Lincoln county. Everybody invited
and especial invitation extended to
those terrestrial angels denominated
the ladies, in common parlance.
CALVIN WHIT.
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DELIBERATELY LIED.


MCKINNEY, oct. LEN reply 70 Mr..
j. NJ. Johnson's denial ! will admit
that he was not with the posse in pur-
suit OF the Negro who attempted to AZ
sault the girl but did give Upthegrove
the revolver and told him to kin the
rascal on first sight aud further stated
that he would stand between him and
all danger, adding he had less use for a
Negro than any man living. Mr.. john
son deliberately lied when he stated
that J. > Lee ever attempted to break
up republican dog fight on South
Fork.
To the people Of Lincoln: These are
facts and can be proven by l. respon-
siblc witnesses. My proof is ready
whenever he will pursue course To
clear himself
further state that Mr. johnson said
the reason he was now a republican Is
that the democrats knitted him too deep
the last campaign. j. =. LEE.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-19
".

Nastepca tronu ,jego towarzysz biegli z ewierc podziny DO
skalstym grzbieoie wzgorza'ooraz blizej s'yszac trsbk, ktore wcisz
gwaltowniej gwaltowniej ~wygrywsly alarm. Nareszoie znalezli
sic W miejsou, sksd MONA byao ogarnsc wzrokism GAIA okolice.
Ma lewo ciagnea sic szosa, "a ktora dok}adnie bylo wids6
miasto Pi Bailos, stojace "a MIN pulki nsstepoy tronu opromnv
tumsn pyiu, kt6ry unosl sic mad naoierajsoym re wschodu pre-.
ciwnikiem.
Ma prawo zi s.eroki wawoz, srodkiem ktorego pulk preoki
ciagnai wojenne maohiny. Niedaleko cd szosy wsw6z ten zlevs.
sic z drugim, szerszym, ktory wyohod.l Z glebi pustyni.
Ot6z W tym punkoie dzialo sic COS niezwyklepo. Grecv 2
machinami stall bezczynnie niedaleko poisczenia obu wswo.6r
leoz ma samem polaczeniu miedzy szosa a sztabem nastepcy wycis
gneiy sic o.tery gete szeregi jakiegOs innego wojsks, niby o.tery
pioty, najezone iskrzscemi wioc.Dami.
Mimo tardzo spadzistej drogi, ksste cw alem zbiepl do sweoo
odd.iaiu, do misjsos, gdzis stsi minister wojny, etOo.ony o6osr.ni.
Co sic to dziejeS.... zawoai grezae. Dlacrepo ira,
bicie alarm samiast mss.erowsc?
- Jestesmy odcieci - rzek} Herhor.
Kto2.... pre-. kogof....
Nass oddsisi pre-. try pu,ki Nisagsra, k.ors wys.,y . pu
wisO TAM, bli,ko suOsy, .oi nspr1yjaciel?....
Soi sam niezwycie.ony Nhsger.
zas-s.e sic as " TEL ohwili sa''sgss .rcn9 o:..la, s1r.ywi
do Grek6w, k~rryknsi obrapiwym giosem:
Ia nina ma tyCh, ktor'y nam nastspili d~rogsl...:
DOLBY wsjso mieczs. Naprzod potomkowie Achille,si.' -" -
zwrocl sic do swoioh aoinierzy. - Pokaamy egipskim krowiaruom,
Trsbki y.agrAiy do ataku. Cutery krotkie, ale wypro..owsue
'aeIegi greOkie posa'y naprz6d, wsbR sic tuman pyiu I krnyk ma
w pare minut Greoy 1nalszi sic wobso puskow sgipskish / -
rawshaEf sic
-Nsprzodi.... woiai nastepoa, bisgnso Z miso.sm W
GreOy .ni.yr ~wloOznis. w szersgaob pr.soiwnyob zroba sic
jskis rucb, przelecisi sinner = r6wniea zniay}y sic wiooznien.
Ko Wy jestesois, '1alshcyf....- Odsswai sic potssny
Naserca tronu!... odpowiedzisl Patrokles.
Cbwls chay.
Paski .rmii ~,chodnisj .volu. o.wor.y'y sic, j.k oisalie po-
dw6jne wrota, greoki oddzsi prsessed}.
(Cisg dslssy nsstspi)