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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-21
THE COURT or INQUIRY.

KEY WEST. Fla, March 20.-The court
Of inquiry. according 70 Rear Admiral
Sicard, Will continue its work through the
coming week as it is not yet ready to
make a report on the Maine disaster.
The statement that Capt Albert s.
Barker carried the report to Washington
il officially denied. The object Of HIS
flying visit to Key West was not a;scer-
tanned outside Of official circles until to-
day 1t can be authoritatively stated
that Captain Barker had nothing to do
with the court of inquiry.
1t is impossible TO say definitely whether
any synopsis Of the findings of the court
up to date, has been sent TO Washington
The notion prevails here that this is prob
able, but no official confirma ZION is OBJ
tainable.
The two unidentified bodies from the
Maine brought here last night were bur
led to-day III the city cemetery with sim
pie services A division Of blue hackers
followed the hearae.
Col Fernando Salcedo. OF the insurgant
army. arrived this morning from Nassau
on the schooner Hattie Darling. with
q companion he left the shores Of cuba
IN an open boat. and after an eight dav
ten1pestuous passage they landed at Mas
sau. half dead from exposure Col SAL
cedo Is on sick leave. His companion Is
Continued on sixth Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-21
C. WOOD DALEY.
He Thinks the Second District is All
Right for the Democracy, but Says
He Would Not Be a Candidate If
Both Parties Asked Him.

Special to the Register.
Washington, ID. c., March 20.-That
brilliant orator and lawyer, c. Wood
Daily OF Elkins, was in the city yester-
day on legal business. He said he was
devoting little attention 10 politics
these days, but thought the Second
district could be relied on this fall for
an old-time Democratic majority I'M
less there was a great change in con-
ditions between this and election day.
When asked what there was in the
report that he himself would be can
didate for the Democratic Congress
sional nomination in the district this
fall, Mr.. Daley said:
Il wouldn't be a candidate for Con-
gress if both parties in the district
gave me the nomination"
Tom Keller. WLo was standing by
when this was said, remarked, laugh
ingly: well, Wood, you must be
feeling pretty big to talk like that.
1t takes a good deal of a man to de-
cline a nomination for Congress-.
mo, it doesn't, either Tom,' an
swered Mr.. Daley. "All it takes is a
little common sense. I've got a good
law practice and am doing very we'll
all around. If | went into politics
would have to neglect my practice, if
| didn't lose it altogether, and would
probably not make near as much
money as | am making now nor have
as good a time"
Mr.. Daley said that among the
names most frequently mentioned in
the district for inc nomination on the
Democratic side were those of Sam V.
Woods, OF Phi'lppl, the well known
lawyer, son of former Judge Woods,
and Col. John T. McGraw He. did not.
know whether oI not Col. McGraw was
a candidate but he had it on good
authority that sam Woods was out for
the nomination ir earnest
On the Republican side a new name
recently added tc the list of those
who mean to contest for the nomina-
ton with Mr.. Day ton is that Of Frank
NJ. Reynolds, Of Keyser But all the
advices received here from the Second
district indicate that the livelest fight
against Dayton will be made by Grant
Pitzer, of Martinsburg The important
fact in this connection has developed
that PitZer will have the hearty sup
port of George NJ Bowers, now United
States Fish Commissioner, for the
nomination as against Dayton. This
might seem to indicate that Senator
Elkins also was against the sitting
member. but this is probably not the
fact Mr.. Bowers is a man who is
quite capable of doing his own think
ing on matters Of this kind and so it
is not likely that the Senator is at all
concerned in the Commissioner sup
port of Pitzer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-21
INTERESTING
Bit of Ancient History, Brought to
Light by the Construction Of a
Lumber Railroad.

Special to the Register.
CUMBERLAND, Md. March 20.-By
the laying of the first mile OF a standard
guage railroad along Rich Mountain, by
Himmelreich q Company, the wealthy
lumber firm of Lewisburg, Pa, to inter
sect with the Roaring Creek & Charleston
road at Womelsdorf, W. Va, an interest
ing bit of ancient history has been re
vealed.
In a canyon through which the road
will run is the camp of Col Joseph
Friend, who was the fighting chompion of
General Washington and General Wayne.
The camp is in a large cliff of rocks, and
is sixyt feet long and twenty feet wide
and is perfectly dry even at this date,
and would shelter large number Of men
from storm and tempest. 1t is veritabie
arcade. surrounded by hemlock and
laurel The hearth stones ON which
Friend and his slaves did their cooking
lay there Just as they left them in the
morning days of the great republic. The
rocks are still black from the smoke Of
their camp-fres.
Col. Friend was one Of the pioneer res
idents of Randolph county, Va, having
located there just after the revolution.
His nearest postoffices at that time We're
Lancaster. Pa; Baltimore. and Rich
mond. There. was only one newspaper
published in territory embracing a
scope of country of two and three hum
bred miles. except the Baltimore Ameri-
can. He owned a large tract OF land
mean. where the town of Elkins now
stands. on which he erected fort for
the protection of the settlers of fayette
Valley. The Indians attacked him ana
his family in this fort when, assisted oy
his daughters and hunting dogs. he is
said 10 have killed six of thesn-
\ Col. Friend was chief Of scouts under
WAYNE on his expeditions against the In
dians IN Northern Ohio in 1884 He took
part in the great battles on tie Maumee
river. with the Shawnees ana Wyan-
dottes Ele died on his lands near fIkiIls.
and his remains rest there IN a Neglected
graveyard His property is now owned
by James Honkev and William Scott.
Capt John O'Rrien, who has the con-
tract for the building Of the new road
is the first man that has ever done a
DAYS work in that canyon since ths olo
pioneer left it, nearly century ago.
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NEW JERSEY READY.
The Oficers of the National Guard Me
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notified.

The OmcerS OF the tatiOnai Guard Met
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notified.
New York, March 20.-The COM
handing officers of the regiments of
the New Jersey National Guard held
a meeting at the division headquarters
of Gen. J. w. Plume, at Newark, to-
day. There were present Col. Camp
bell, Newark; Col. Hines, Paterson;
Col. Lee, Elizabeth; T. S. Chambers, of
Trenton, and Gen. P. D. Wanser, COM
mander of the First Brigade, We're
also present.
The general condition of the troops
was considered and all reported salts
factorily. 1t was the sense of the
meeting that, as New Jersey has no
coast defense between Sandy Hook
and Cape May, except four gun bat
terry at Seagirt, N. j., in case of war,
would have to take care of her coasts
with her troops the minute hostilities
were begun between the United States
and Spain. While no official order
was given, every man was quietly in
formed to be in readiness in case an
emergency should arise.
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MUNITIONS OF WAR
Arriving at Pensacola in Large Quantities.
Mounting Guns

at cusacOl3 IN Large Quantities
Mounting Guns
Pensacola, Fla, March 20.-Powder,
shot and shell continue to arrive here
IN large quantities for the forts and
batteries defending the harbor. Three
OF the eight big mortars for the new
battery on Santa Rosa island have
also arrived and they will be mounted
as quickly as possible. There is great
activity at Fort Pickens In addition
to the six and eight-inch rifle guns.
a 15-inch gun is being mounted on the
fort. Captain ]. w. MacMurray, COM
handing the two batteries of the
Fourth Artillery at Fort Barrancas.
has been promoted to be Major of the
Fifth Artillery. The work of deep
ening and widening the new channel
on the bar is progressing steadily and
the largest merchant steamships now
pass through it with difficulty. 1t is
expected that % feet Of water will
soon be obtained
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QUITE A ROAST.
Havana Paper Frees Its Mind Regarding
the United States.

Havana, March 20.-The Union Con-
stitucional in an editorial to-day under
the caption "Basta Ya," ct is enough,
calls attention to the presence in Ha-
vana of certain "lordly men who are
talking loudly, discussing Spanish and
Cuban affairs and criticising the gov
eminent"
It says: ''The action of these men,
the Yankee correspondents, who stir
up strife between nations, might, by
the lies they publish, cause innocent
Americans to be food for cannon in
the event of war. The Maine disaster
has been used as a text for foolish
stories about mines and also about
dungeons worse than the inquisition.
Under pretence of relief, the United
States surrounds Cuba with the yes
sells of her fleet and the lingo spirit
urges war The United States is set
tied by aliens, anarchists and the low
er classes who do not know the mean
ing Of real charity, their motto being
NV son, get money Honestly, II you
can; but at any rate get money Ihey
seek to inflict humiliation upon Span
ish honor and charity by their osten-
tatious contributions.
me presence VI luG flASdy ohN
the Almirante Oquendo has helped TO
keep the American jingoes within
bounds, and when the fleet of torpedo
boats arrive from Spain and Admiral
Manterola raises his flag here on the
great ship, Carlos ", all these men
aces inside and outside, will disap-
pear"
Consul General Lee to-day visited
the graves of the victims of the Maine
disaster in Colon cemetery. The
ground has been leveled preparatory to
sodding and ornamentation with
shrubs and flowers.
AS a result of the action of the CEN
trail committee of the Conservative
party in Havana, in urging all that
wing to take part in the coming cleo
ton, the local committee of Conserv-
atives in Cienfuegos, composed of
prominent men, has resigned in a
body.
The latest official advices from Gen.
Pandos forces tell of AN unimport-
ant skirmish with the rebels in the
province of Puerto Principe"
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A BATTERY AT GALVESTON

GALVESTON, Texas. March 2O.-Bat-
terry X, light artillery, with four Off
GERS and 81 men, Captain Dillonback in
command, reached Galveston this morn
ing and went into camp on the Govern
ment reservation, just west of the city.
on the Gulf Beach Battery K. is the
crack battery of the army, and it's full
strength is four officers and IS men,
four modern 3.2 inch guns and sixty
horses. The move from Fort Sam Hous-
ton to Galveston is a change Of station.
A company of heavy artillery from jack
son barracks at New Orleans is expect
ed tomorrow.
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WORKED ON SUNDAY.

Bethlehem. Pa, March 20.-The
Bethlehem Iron Companys ordnance
works were working to-day for the
first Sunday in the companys' history
Work on guns, carriages and armor
for the government was under way.
The plant is running day and night
and over 1000 hands are busy.
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AND PATRIOTIC"

Madrid March 2o.-El Liberal pro-
tests against the authorities stopping
kilograms to Spanish newspapers. 1t
characterizes such action as "a useless
procedure. because the Spanish press
is both prudent and patriotic.
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THAT MURDER CASE.
Poland Held for Trial, But His Wife Dis
missed.

missed.
Special to the Register.
Cumberland, Md, March 20.-George
Poland and wife, who were arrested
near Parsons, w. Va. a short time
ago, charged with the murder OF glri
1t was alleged they had gotten from
tle poor house, have been given pre-
llminary hearing. Poland was held 10
await the action of the grand jury, but
the charges against his VIE were dis
missed
A boy named Floyd Decker. it IS
said, swore that he saw the girl
whipped with a wagon whip and then
kicked out OF the house upon double
Dladed ak. He claimed to have seen
her lying dead in an apple cave the
next day. The neighbors corroborated
the boy about the girl living there at
the time of the supposed murder, but
the Polands deny that fact
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APPOINTMENTS MADE.

Special to the Register 49,
Charleston. W. Va. March 20.-The
Governor has appointed A. j. Sprald-
ing janitor of the Capitol building in
the place of c. N. Smith: Louis Shaft
or assistant ianitor, and W G. Morris
nieht watchman. to take effect April l.
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RECRUITS. AT COLUMBUS.

Columbus O., March 20.-Eighty. re-
cruits have been forwarded from the
Columbus post up to date for the new
artillery regiments, and as many more
are now at the post under instructions.
A high standard for enlistment is
fixed, and fully fourfifths of those APP
plying are rejected
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MARCHING ORDERS.

Burlington, VT, March 20.-Orders
which the officers do not make public
were received at Fort Ethan Allan yes
terday from Washington and prepare
tions for movement were begun. All
day yesterday and to-day every one
has been bustling shoeing horses Sc
curing camp equpage and repairing
tents. The rushing of work through
Sunday indicates very urgent orders
There are four troops of cavalry here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-21
PLEADS For CUBA.

RUTLAND, Vt, March Ex-senator
Proctor. Of Vermont has been asked by
Mayor Clement and several other citizens
Of this city to speak at a. public meeting
Tuesday or Wednesday evening on his
recent trip in Cuba. In a private letter
to the pastor of the Congrega tional
church received here to-day. the Senator
said:
For Heavens sake. place Cuba among
your first objects 70 charity, at least
now
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THE CENSORS SHIP.

LONDON, March 21.-The increase in
the severity of the press censorship. says
the Madrid correspondent Of the Times.
Is due to a storm OF contradictory reports
raised by the detention Of the torpedo
fotilla AT the Canaries. and for the fu-
ture it is intended to prohibit all tele-
grams relating to the hotilba or the gen
eral naval preparations.
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IP,J for the purpose OF
10 the latter a formal

surg, ~ for the purnose 1T
su ', to the latter formal
autonomy. The basis OF
my as outlined in the dis
pa \nes apparently found no cred
ence with the officials of the Span
lsh legation. They stated their
disbelief that conference on The
proposed lines was probable and
added that they had no info. ma
ton on the subject Minister Polo
Bernabe expressed the opinion
that me report from Havana was
unfounded. as he said the :ias!s
upon which it was proposed to
grant autonomy was absurd.
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N CONSULTATION.
The President and Cabinet Closeted for
Hours, Yesterday.

The Report of the Court of In
curry Said to Have Not Been Re-
ceived, But is Expected in a Day
or Two-It Will Be Made Public
as soon as the the President Has
Considered 1t, Probably Tuesday
or Wednesday = The Develop
ments of Yesterday.
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WASHINGTON. D. q. March y. For
West Virginia ard Western PenhsyNans,
gene rally fair. but parity cloueN weather.
slight southtasferly Mlnus.
For Ohio Monday. partly clouay
weather. slightly warmer IN northern
portion, light southeasterlN WINS,
NJ {. Schnepf. the Opera House drug
sst, made The following ohsefValonSsoi
the weather Yesterday a m. - q
Weather, cloudy.
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LITTLE WORK YESTERDAY
On the Wreck Of the Maine in Havana
Harbor.

A Great Entertainment for the
Benefit Of the Spanish Navy,
Which Melted $4,000 or S4O,-
OOO-The Work of Reliet-The
Peculiar Views of Capt. Wiley, of
the Wrecking Company - The
London Daily News on the Situa-
tion-Has a Poor Opinion Of the
Spanish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-21
TIE SPANISH PRESS.
The Leading Newspapers in Quite a
State Of Mind,

And Are Inclined to the Opinion
That the Government is Trifing
With a Grave State of Affairs, at
Home as Well as Abroad-The
Impartial Hints at Revolution.
Ironical Remarks Leveled at the
Ministry-Th Lee Incident d Dis
turbing Factor in Spain.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
vi.

W poiowie miesiaca Famenut (stycze1) zaczefa sic
wiosna. Caly Egypt zieenil sic wschodzaca pszenics, ma
czarnych zas piatach ziemi snuly sic gromady chiop6w,
siejacych lubin, bob, fasole jeczmie6. w powietrzu
unosil sic zapach pomarahczowego kwiatu. Woda bar.
do opadla / codzie1 ods1aniala MOVIE kawalki grunt6w.
Przygotowania do pogrzebu Oziris Mer amen Ram.
zesa by}y uko1czone.
Czcigodna mumia kr6la byla juz zamknista W bia.
rysy nieboszczyka. Faraon zdawal sic patrzec emalio.
wemi oczyma, a boska twarz wyrazafa smutek lagodny,
"a swiatem, kt6ry opuscif, lecz mad ludzmi, jeszcze ska
zanymi ma %utrapienia doczesnego zywota.
Ma glowie wizerunek faraona mial czepiec eeipski
W biaie szafrowe pasy, ma szyi sznury klejnot6w, ma
piersiach obraz czfowieka, k~leczacego z rozkrzyzowane.
mi rskoma, ma nogach wizeiunki bozk6w, swistych pta.
k6w / oczu, ME osadzonych W zadnei twarzy, lecz iakbv
wygladajacych z przestrzeni.
Tax opakowane zwloki kr6la spoczywaiy ma kosz.
townem iozu, W maaej cedrowej kaplicy, kt6rej sciany
byiy pokryte napisami, opiewajacemi zywot i czyny
zmarfego. Mad zwiokami unosil sic cudowny jastrzsb
2 ludzka gfowa, a prey lozu dniem i noca czuwaf kap-
Ian ~przebrany "a Anubisa, bozka pogrzebu, z glows sza.
kala.
Procz tego przygotowano cisski, b~azaltowy szarko.
flag, kt6ry stanowif zewnstrzns trumns mumii. Sarkofag
miai take formy i rysy zmariego faraona, byl pokryty
napisami wizerunkami modlacych sic ludzi, swietych
ptak6w, tudziez skarabeusz6w.
17go Famenut mumie wraz z jj kaplics sarkofa-
giem pr.zeniesiono z dzielnicy ~zmariych do kr6lewskiego
paiacu ustawiono W najwiskszej sail.
Sale to wnet zapelnili kaplani, spiewaiacy hymnv
zafobne, dworzanie study zmariego kr6la, a made.
~wszystko jego kobiety, kt6re jsczaly tax glosno, Re ich
krzyki siychac bylo az ma drugiej stronie Nilu.
- o PANEL. o panic nasz!.. wolaly-dlaczego mas
opuszczasz T.. Ty taxi piekny, taxi dobry?. Kt6ry tax
c6etnie rozmawisies z Mani, teraz milczysz i dlaczepol.
Przecie lubifes nasze towarzystwo, a dis tax daleko je.
stes cd ~nas2....
A przez ten czas kaplani spiewali:
CAdr>L uJa jestem Tum, kt6ry jedynym JEST.
CA6r III. Jestem Re W W ~pierwszym jego blasku..
Cor l. Jestem bogiem, kt6ry kt6ry sam siebie
stwarza..
chr II. Kt6ry sam sobie dale imis, a mkt 90 ME
wstrzyma misdzy bogami~
Chr l. Znam imis w~ielkiego boga, kt6ry tam Jest.
C2dr H. Gdys ia jestem wielki ptak Benu, kt6ry
pr6buje to, co JEST.
(Dalssy osg nsssspi)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

zadnych. Czterysta lat temu faraon Amenhotep
~ obaln wi1dss kaPlan6w, ustanOwiwszy wiars W ie.
dnego tylko bozka Re Harmackir. Rozumie sic, be drew
tel sposobnoSci zabral skarby re swisty6 innych bogow.
Ot6z wowczas, ami lud, ami wojsko, ami szlachta ME uieli
SIG "a kaPaanami. Coz dopiero dis, gdy dawna wiara
bardzo oslabla!..
Frosty kapfan Ely.
-. - Ale kt6ry pc smierci Amenhotepa w go zostal
W oczy kapfanowi.
Lecz Samentu odpowiedziai spokojnie:
Wypadek ten dowodzi, &c Amenhotep byl ME.
dofezhnym wfadcs, kt6ry wiscej dbaf o Geese Re, aniaeli
zaprawds, jestes prawdziwym medrcem,Lzekl
RANGES.
Do usiug waszej swiatobliwosci.
Mianuje Gle moim do~radca-m6wl faraon. No,
ale W takim razie ME mozesz odwiedzac lnnie pokryio.
mu, tylko zamieszkasz u mnie...
Wybacz, panic, ale dop6ki czlonkowie naiwya.
szej rady ME osisds W wiezieniu "a umawianie sic 2 ME.
przy1acl6fml pahstwa, moja obecnosc W pafacu przynie-
sic wlecej szkody, anizeli dobrego....
Beds vice siuayl radzil waszej swistobliwosci, ale
- potajemnie.. 80.
- l z~naidliesz droge do skarbca W Labiryncie2
Nam nadzieis, ae MIN wr6cisz, panic, Teb6w,
uda mi sic ia sprawl.
A gdy przeniesiemy skarb do waszego palacu, gdy
sgd potepi Herhora i Mefresa, kt6rych wasza swiatobi.
wosc moze potem ulaskawic, w6wcsas "a waszem pozwo.
leniem wystapie jawnie. 1 przestane bye kaplanem Sc.
ia, kt6ry tylko ludzi odstrasza ode mnie. ...
- ! ~myslisz, &c ~wszystko dobrze p6jdzie2...
Lycie stawiam!-zawo@a} kapfan.-- Lud kocha
waszs swiatobliwosc, wiec latwo go podburzyG przeciw
|zdradzieckimd ostojnikom.. Wojsko jest wan posiusz.
ne, jak zadnemu z faraon6w cd czasu Ramzesa Wielkie.
CO. Vice kt6z sic oprze2. A " dodatku wasza swisto.
bliwosc ma "a SODA Fenicyan pienisdze, najwiskszs 81.
ie ma swiecie!.
Gdy Samentu aegnal faraona, pan zezwoli} mu uca.
fowac swoje nogi darowa ciezki zloty la6cuch, tudziez
|bransolete, ozdobiona szaframi.
Me kaady dostojnik ~zdobywaf podobne laski W ca.
gu calych lat sfuaby.
Odwiedziny ~obietnice Samentu nova otucha ma
|peiniiy SERGE faraona.
/ Gdybyz udalo sic pozyskac skarb Labiryntu!. Ia
kich dlugow, poprawie dole ~chlop6w i wykupie zasta-
Iwione majatki dworskie.
A jakiemi budowlami wzbogaciloby sic ~pa6stwo..
Tax, fundusze ~Labiryntu moglyby usunsc wszyst.
rowujs mu wielks pozyczks9 Pozyczke trzeba kiedys
|spfacic wraz z procentami !, PREDICT czy p6zniej, oddac
W zastaw reszte kr6lewskich ~maiatk6w. Bylo to wiec
tylko odsunisciem ruiny, ale ME zapobieAeniem jej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

ry ma pofaczyc morze Srodzlemne z Czerwonem?
IMAM to sprawe. Juz cd kilkuset lat nasi inv.
nierowie obrobili ten projekt.
A dlaczego ME wykonano 60 dotychczas9
Gdya kapiani bojs sic, ably ME ~naplynsly do
E:giptu Judy oboe, kt6re mogiyby p~Odkopac naszs reli.
gle, a wraz z mia ich dochody.
- A czy prawda jest, co m6wif Hiram O ludach,
mieszkajscych ma dalekim wschodzie?
NajzuPelniejsza. Oddawna wiemy o mich ME.
ma d~ziesistka lat, a~zebysmy tamtych KRAKOW ME otrzy
mali jakiegos %klejnotu, rysunku, czy wyrobu.
Faraon znowu zamyslil sic nagle spytal:
Bsdziesz mi wiernie sluzyl, gdy zrobie Gle moim
|doradcs?
Sfuzyc beds waszej swistobliwosci ma zycie i
smierc. Ale. gdybym zostal doradcs tronu, oburzyli.
by sic kaplani, kt6rzy mnie nienawidzs.
- Me ssdzisz, ze MONA ich obaEc?
i bardzo fatwo!-odparlS amentu.
Jakia bylby tw6j plan, gdybym musial pozbyc
sic ich2
Naleasioby opanowac skarbiec Labiryntu-wy.
kladaf kapian.
Traflbys do niego2
Nam juz wiele wskaz6wek, reszte znajde, DO
wien gdzie szukac.
Goa dalej a-spytal faraon.
Nalezaloby wytoczyc Herhorowi i Mefresowi
process o zdrade ~Pa1stwa, "a taiemne stosunki z Asyrys.
A dowody?...
Znajdziemy je PREY pomocy Fenicyan odparl
kapfan.
: Cay ME wypiklyby ztsd jake niebezpiecze hstwa
ola Egiptul