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The times., 1898-05-12
FOR sALE-coUNTRY PROPERTY.


FOR SALE-Handsome suburban residence miles
from Washington; fare sc; lot G0x129 IT.:
7-roorn house. stable, woodshed, lawn grapes,
fruit, roses to burn, hedge fence; model home;
see photograph and owner, 525 10th NV.
my1I3t-em
FOR SALE-A beautiful Groom cottage in Brook
land, d. c.; 5000 less than cost if party
pay $500 in cash; cellar; hot and cold water;
bathroom; shade; chicken house; large lot and
good porches; trifers need answer. Address
BR0oKLAND COTTAGE, this Office. myl1 -2w-em
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
One of the handsomest dwellings in the State
of Virginia, situated in Loudoun County about
five miles south OF Leesburg. The mansion is
a large, double brick, with stucco about 100
1T. 'front.' with large porch and columns. and cost
over 500, ,000 large lawn with beautiful old
oak trees; good orchard and one of the
finest gardens in the country, which, with the
pasture land, comprises about 60 acres. This
place must be seeen TO be appreciated Price,
S25, 600. For terms etc, apply to H. R0ZIER
DULANY, 1920 + st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
my6-6t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

ST. LOUIS. May IA construction
train and train bearing officials Of the
road colilded on the vandaiia at O'Clock
this afternoon, two and half mics east
OF Coilinsyfile. No. Two On the construc-
ton train were killed outright. another
died a few minutes later and the fourth
late In the afternoon Twenty others were
injured. five OF them seriously.
The dead are: William Montgomery.
James Pope. bingham IL: John Martin.
Charles Criil0n. Smithboro. III.
Seriously injured: John C.ieke, John
Ross. John McCabee, Charles Thornason.
Matthew Maioney. Fifteen are cut and
bruised.
The collision occurred in deep cut The
construction train had been ordered TO
repair the damage done TO the track by
the recent heavy rains. and was backing
eastward az the rate of fifteen miles an
hour. The special was coming west az
eleven miles an hour. bearing General ST.
perinterdent Miller and osaer officials OF
the road. who were 20 inspect the work
done by the construction train. Suddenly.
without warning. the two trains came to-
gether. the engine OF the special train
tearing It's way through the cabooSe and
one car OF the construction train with
death-deaiing effect The injured men
have been brought 10 ST. Louis The en-
gineer and fireman OF the special ESCAPED
by jumping. and none Of the officials were
injured.
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piasards printed sor posting n shs ree-
snurznss % the cry whsea empicy fhesr
memksex9 CanvzxzsrB have visited EzM-
ser Of The YAEtau-znts, With tie r1rcose
Of placing TIE Hgns n ths ws1SowA In
rsany casex me committee was faso<ab2y
reeesvex, ard in osasss the matter VAS
zaten E-Ser s6vsseneas- The rzzcArds cal
ATTENTION 70 ire fact that usssCn cocks are
employed at tie place
Tas Carg@zts-g Jnt2z 3 greatly .Eter-
esss4 "a the efforts rBt forth by t1e parent
asrszoz 70 enforce the ezght-AoEr labor law.
Tnsre IN considerable building e progress
e. seattle Just soU. bat mechanics afs
sleatssal Wages rule IS high - $z-B per
day. the work usually being Fine hours-
II = Ea6srssoo1 saat some o. tae ezrpe5-
fers favo< accepting less wages Tor an
ezxn.-ho9r @ay.
TIE brewers Of ttse city have recently
escrraetsS sBeEr contracts vita the Seattle
h-ezerses for the ensuing year. Ali Of tas
rs-eagazsrssrts we're effected without dis
eoys5 or srse4lon. /. is stated by members
Ct TIE gEsoa th8s tbs best q feeling Pee
xaas The minimum wages Pad 70 TIE
brewers ia ss@ per ze<k-
TIE Bakers fTnsoa las arranged 70 Sc
care UNION fas<ss % ne placed CT 81
;ss.sf,r made bread sosd IN l5a city, TIE
"A bszs have been secured through TIE Ia
terra tsoxs3I Ersen.
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moss upcn the trigger. but Ne msght pos
SHY have q xreas run ~ inck- It he
wins. 70 much The h<sser. If Ne .aSes. then
the sakfrg on Is ~ Monte Carlo Instead %
a. hogzs.
4 Garden Pounded On . Rock
before I leave hin sitting alone II the
warm sun Across the bay there Is the
beautiful sn3neacs upon which Monte
Carlo stands. he Speaug9ss. as X = locally
called. IL Is a. green and bright SPOT
as you could fni II the wide world AID
nature seems 20 have poured her favc-s
rpoa - But one moderate lifetime ago
that green mound was a mass o. bare,
broken rock. without a single blade OF
grass % the shade o. tree or bush. IN
the frss quarter O. the present century
this whole region. outside the towns.
though settled for a thousand years. Was
stiI wild and ieSolase. In ISIS tire first
passabie road between Monaco and Men
tone was made a continuation % the old
Roman road from MarssSIies 20 Nice. That
cur through the edge OF the rocky hill, and
70 continue the Improvement Count Rey
had an army ~ italian conviets brought
hare. and they gathered Gp earth wherever
they could find Il and plasesrsi X over
the Spelagues rocks. and made them green
and beautiful II Is in that convict-gath-
cred earth that the flowers Of Monte Carlo
are now growing, ana nature hEiG HoShsEg
TO do with II beyond supplying the foam
datyon.
NJ las. word n this little kingdom shah
be on more Cheerful. and hornelike sub
Jet. to-wit- the Kentucky boy who is
packing my trunks for Italy. He has been
faithful 20 the end. and his bluegrass 6ia-
iect more musical than the hand over IN
the pagoda- But he has the negro dialect
so thoroughly that he never could speak
real English. and I have watched him
with some interest TO see what effect II
any. that has upon his French-no1 only
In his talking with me in French. bEt
when I have heard aim taking with
Frenehmen fresh from Paris. And I car
not see that Il affects his French in the
least Sounds that ii seems impossible for
him TO make clearly In English ne makes
without difficulty n French. And the
effect 70 very curious in talking with him
IN both languages. He has had good teach
ers and speaks excellent Partisan French
one minute. and the next minute ne SAYS
TO me in cototonfeid English: Dem boots
vet: dey's net done gwinter shine. sah."-
New York Times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

MILWAUKEE May z1--TAa t-arsr.-
slaeEsa3 freight tzzreau csszr9sssas 4 -
weeks SsSsS5E to-day. VALE Nasas-e -
esai VAS given o1- as - ne gssai-t a e.
meeting e IS aushars.assvsfy asarres 49,
a decided advance n AsS2s.c rates. trrs.1.
ing al ports II China and Japan. WIN y.
irrsns3 sssly made by 1hS association IA.
Will also result II TIE putting ID ce tr.,..
continental rates e tAks caa7s-y. Nm. !. q.
understood thar while less than cs- -
rates VIII he advanced from 8 to a -
cent over existing rates. tram Neg Yars
Chicago. ST. Louis ard Milwaukee IA -
Pacific coast. shs Middle West sees M
not suffer. FOR the reason tAa. uzss- -
new schedule al rates that are aswx.-s
q. ali wll. be raised proporsiseatasv -.
all Eastern paints. where thsy fur v.....
have been practically the sane a. -
rates fruai Tie Middle West To tae Pa,ss.
coast.
All rates 20 pO'nss N Asa are sxr=s
from New York BaxtoR. PhilaaalnA,.
Chicago. Milwaukee. St Louis ana Al -
way territory, va San Erzneisca. -.
general advance viii be from % "a m -
cent
II was also decided :. this r-ssss,. !.
advance TIRE, tAgouga rates z, aaa 49,
Great Britain and the eonssnenr -
Asiatic territory on ali commodities 49,
usually 20 via the transcsrsinsasal -
lines. across the United States. as arss~~.
THE Sgsx canal water rOase. which ~ -
the longer and requires much rso-s ,s,re
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s~asr"t orsantsstton Iaaor.~s Lew.
Is Arbitration mn

More than ordinary Interest hss hes,
snaa.ieSted * late ~ tbs ulenhers 81 me
western Central Labor Union whirh
meets every "Wednesday evening" "a,
O'Clock. at Ne is2s This4 avenue Y-bs. 49,.
Esmsstion Is composed 81 DELEGATES fv,-,
al OF the subordinate unions IN tha eftv
Usually the attendance Is large. ruangry
from twenty-five 20 thirty delegates
Al the hast meeting az the central a.nfa-
which performs the faneians of trades
assembly or council Of other cities. ere ~
she man topics OF discussion Was .ha b,fl
recently introduced in the aatioaa. Iex.s.
Iat0Te by Congressman Lewis l. provides
for abe creation Of boards OF arhttrats,s.
organized sitter the manner 81 the Federal
courts. Each state is to hsee a regeres
Who IN csSs % dispute bessetu err
rioNes ana employers. Ia 10 Arhstra.s we
difference. Il requested 20 DO 50 by o,,A
party or she ether. The referee - ear
powered 70 call In ere repres sentative 81 ire
employers and one ~ the employees The
eHaea - elective. 4 beard az apRsats =
provided for certain number 81 states
comprising a circuit. The anton votes! AZ
Enforcement Of the bill.
While ali OF the building trades ara rer-
resented in Tire central organization. II hss
been determined 10 refer matters connect
sa With the trades % a special committee
composed Q; Representatives 81 .he various
sah-eTEsfe-zatiesss- This committee has AZ
ready f@en arsan.sesi sEd 49, settle ais-
passs aFss-ng between contractors ard
their crnpsores
Ihs Cocks laloa has had naEnbe. Ut
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TIE city CT Seattle has occupied coz.-
s1eraDie Seortson OF the time OK fGs courts
ard tas county cisrGs ONCE during ths
past ~e@x A large n1TntsSr Of cases snsca
had BEEN ia course % litigation hare been
completed zgs3 thirty decisions were ren-
a~red In fayor 81 the citr o. account o.
Oh street grade cases. amounting 10 ~
Taroasn Pratt Il Riddle, the special al
tosueys fe~ the city IN these cases. tns
fc..owing were finally closed and dscress
taken a. follows. Florence street. sias-ss.
Dexter street, cases. &&ssls. fsslsr ave
nue.. cases Slsl. 10: Jackson strssss Z cases,
fzlssT: South Eleventh street. cases.
sazssss: Terrace street, . cases. G.elss:
south Tenth street. eases. Gs.A: Banner
street, sis3 n. Hyde street. : cases. S2Ss-sf:
Lake View avenue. casea. N.sS4.A: South
Eighth street, t2Es7. Baker street. si-5s:
Jonss street, Sig,.Z; Canal street, $if.ts
barclay street. 3isi.si: Rainier street,
3l4S1.
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MARSHALL. Nc. May Si,-~At TIE morn
Ing session az the Cumberland i'reSbxte-
rjSn general usbly today greetings
were received from the Northern Assem-
bly,, at Winona Lake, Ind. referring 20
Hebrews siii..i. A suitable reply was
directed sent. Rev. w. IL. Black. n. D.
presented greetings az the pAn-prsShy-
iey.aa alliance. Denver Gel. was chosen
as the nexs place of meeting Of the assem-
hv.
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The department Of biology Of the Uni
ysrsity OF Washington has received from
Mr.. f. w u. Holbrook very rare ana
valuable specimen OF the spider crab
the third In known possession in the world,
one beng in the British museum at VIC
toria and another in the Smithsonian In
ssitnssoC al Washington The specimen
SAINT 10 the University of WaEaington was
bought by Mr. Ho.hrook from fisherman
VINO caught IL while taking cod OF Port
Madison.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22
TWELVE Young MEN IN rRorp..
Arrests Follow Disclosures ef ~
Young Cofored Girls

Special Dispatch TO tbs Pos<-Trsef..rps.r,
SNoHoMiSH. May st.-Ssx yornx -
were arrested hsrs today and SIX ~.
ara wanted The arrests were nsade -
account CO disclosures nns3s by sva -
named Adeii- who were cserrrastfsss :, -
reform school a few DAYS ago. ma -
are young cosered girls about fhirss..
years OF age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

SAN FRANCISCO, May si-The -
Midas. now cut ainety-ssyen dzys A.
Nagasakf TO the Columbia r.ver. has u.
most been given up as lost Ga q
s.h Instant e.gh.y-sive guineas was ~
c.oSsng rate for reiusssrance IN Lontsea. h
IS feared that the Midas was caught h a
same gale as caught the wsnscost -
went down.
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DEATHS.


AURORA. q. May .1--EEon. Resshen
Cannon. f3rmAsrly Well known shronrhouf
me state as leading politician. IL a<aA
AGED -. He Is credited with having rseee.
aized the great ability Of James A. Gar.
field and having brought hin 70 she trcr<
in ro,itics
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Appeal Z. Dismissed.

OLYMPIA. May e1.-Tne supreme con-,
has granted the motion to a.srks ~
appeal IN the case of John and Hefmau
Winters. respondents. vs. Crays Harho,
Boom Company 81 al. appe.laztS frou
ChehaMs county.
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ST. LOUIS. May .i,--Tae catho,ia
kHsghts and Ladies' et America have I'm
tsAea their biennial convention and elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
tao years:
supreme spiritual adviser Most Rev.
Archbishop j J. Kahn. Of 81. Louis. sa-
pFeue president, Chariss O'Donneu. az
Chicago: FIRST vice president James II.
Cvlmley. az Detroit: supreme secretary.
J. J. Duay. az Memphis supreme treas
uT@T. Mrs Mary = Sheridan. Of Louis
vale, supreme medical director. WILLIAMS
Is. Daherty, NJ n. Il Louisville
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LIMA. Peru. May 2. via GalvessoaL :
The Chilean national guard. charged vtsh
the defense &C the CoriElssra, viii Z. .
Announced. ~ called into service. IA
guard numbers $500 men and win snaA6
the available total OF tina army aGaQ
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y y
over last year. The item OF unrestricted
iegaeies had been used for current ex-
penses under permission :rom the last
assembly.
The hoard has permanent funds amount
Ing 10 81. 81. aia. only the income from
which Is used. The beneiciaries OF fha
board are scattered all over the country.
ard the board maintains also 4 home al
Perth Amboy. y. j.
During the afternoon session the report
OF the board OF publication vas read. az
follows.
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Rev. antony Case.

SANTA ROSA. May Si-Rev. Arfunv
Case. pioneer Baptist minister Of Mn
resoia. died here today. aged - He had
founded a number OF educational snssstn.
siaas in eastern towns and WAS a scho,sr
of repuss in his denomination
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ASSEMBLY WAVED PATRIOTIC
Cheer Mention e2 An
slO- Americas Alliance.

wISosA LAKE. Ind. May 2i.--Tcday
the Presbyterian general assembly resolved
itself into patriotic mass meeting. En-
thuaasm ran high- Sentiments expressed
;ayorabiy 10 an Anglo-AHeriean alliance
were vociferously chesre6. and the follow
ing resolution vas adopted:
Resolved. That the Presbyterian church
IN the United States iadorse the wise and
patriotic course pursued by the president
IN the conduct OF the war. and hereby
pledges 10 him, and 10 the army and navy.
CUR sympathy. our prayers and our sup
port"
A supplementary resolution introduced
by George r. Pentacoss, of YoBkess. ~.
Y. recognized the sympathetic expression
ef fellowship on the part of the British
peop.e in The present erAsss, based upon the
so.idNy Of the Anglo-Saxon race ard
expressed the heartfelt desire that all Old
anirsos.tses, heretofore ex.ss!ag between
this and tbs mother country, be buried
under the new and rising tide of biocd
kinship, and that henceSorth the two great
countries might be united in an !nd!so.u-
bis relation tina. should stand for unver-
sal peace and Righteousness.
Or. Charles Work. OF Cincinnati pre-
sided al the afternoon meeting. He said
that the Presbyterian church must lie trua
10 It's traditions of liberty.
One hundred years 81 freedom are look
ing down upon u.s." he exclaimed. Loyal
~ 20 the Cuban cause In loyalty 20 God"
speech was made In behalf OF the
coiored people by Or. David Brown, a
negro from South Carolina. Rev. Theo
y. Burnhsm. OF California. told OF tho
work done on behalf CT the sailors In the
navy At Mare Island, and as he sat down
DR.. Cock called for three cheers for the
"Webfeet and the jackies ALL
One Of TIE features Of the afternoon was
a speech OF the Rev. J. NJ. Barclay. of
Detroit, whom DR.. McCook greeted as a
Johnny Reb." He dwe.t upon the pres
ert patriotic ties uniting the North and
South. slorying in the fact that the frs,
blood split in the present contest was that
OF the South. and that IL was mingled with
Northern blood on the deck Of the Win
slow OF Cardenas.
The report OF the board OF relief for dis
ahied ministers and the widows and or
phans OF deceased ministers was submit
ted. The report showed that SIS names
are carried on the roll. Among them wera
Sis ministers. forty-two widows ard TWEEN
ty-nlne orphans The average amount OF
annual payments was Sas. Last year tbs,
board reported deb, OF So, sil: this year
a working balance OF ss.sa9 This is due
20 the fac, that esl2 churches have con-
;rihute1 To the need Of the board being
an increase CO 5st over che number OF
churches giving In any previous year. The
receipts fer is91-sS were:
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CONCORD. y II. May sl-Chlef Ius-
ttse A'on<o 2. Carpenter. O. the New
HAngsSa.ve supreme coGrs. died a. his
rsS,ae.cs here To-Day. o. para,ssax
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Home of the Ruiers.

The Monaco peninsula stands car In . the
sea more prominently t3ssn any other point
aiouS 7ass coast. and monarch with the
fort-hn1lding fever could hardly have failed
to select i Ter site. with is rocky hsis hts
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noss upcn the trigger. but Ne nsght pos
SHY have great run 81 fnck- It he
wins. 20 mach the h<ster. If ne .oses. then
TIE taking on Is a. Monte CARO- Instead o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

Chlopak wiedzial, ae ju4 ME wykrsci se cd modlit.
Wy; w'sc aoy 1ak nsjpredzej wyrwac sic .nowu ma pod.
|Worse. wzni6sf poboznie ocsy j rece do nieba i cieniut.
kim q krzykliwym giosem, prawif zadyssany:
Dziekuje CT, dobry bo4e Amonie, ses tatks chro-
nil cd prsyg6d, a mamie dat ps.enicy ma placki.. 1 jesz.
ce co., Ass stworsyl niebo i zemis i ses1al iej Nil, kt6.
~ nam chleb ~przynosi-. I jeszcze co.,. Aha, jua wieml
l 1eszcze dziekujs CT, &e tax pieknie ma DIVORCE, Re rosna
k.wiaty, spiewajs ptaki 4e palma rodzi slodkie daktyle.
A "a te dobre rzeczy, kt6re nam darowales, niechai Gle
kochajs wsszy.scy, jk j;s, ichwals lePiej ode mnie. bonn
= ze dsieckol-mruknsl pisarz cd bydla, sc6ylo.
ny mad swoim regestrem.- lie dziecko, niedbale odda.
je Geese Amonowi..
Ale faraon " czarodziejskiej kuli ~dostrzegl zupe3.
csyny, jk skowronek wsbifa sic ku niebu trzepocac
skrzydfami, wznosila sic coraz wyzej j wyzej, az do tro-
nu, gdzie wiekuisty Anon, z rekoma ma kolanach, "a.
gisbiai sic W rozpatrywaniu swojej wiasnej wszechmocy.
fotem wznlosia SIG jeszcze wyzej, al ma wysokosc
giiowy bostwa i spiewala mu cienkim d~zieciscym glosi-
= A "a te dobre rzeczy, kt6re nam darowales, ME.
chat wssyscy kochajs Gle, jk ja....
Ma te slowa, pograzone W sobie b6stwo otworzylo
i pad z mich ma SWAT promie6 ~szcssscia. Cd nieba
do ziemi zalegla ~niezmierna cisza. Ustal wszelki b6l,
wszelki strach, wszelka krzywda. Swiszczsey pocisk "a.
wisnaf W powietrzu, lew zatrzymal sic W skoku ma lanie,
podniesiony xii ME spadl ma plecy ~niewolnika. Glory
zapomnial o c~ierpieniu, zblskany W pustyni-o glodzie,
wiezieh o ia6cuchach. Ucchla burza stane}a fala
mossks, gotSws .atopie okrst- ma caaej ziemi ,apano-
|giem, znowu podnioslo promieniejaca glove.
Faraon ocknal sic. Zobaczyl pred SODA maly sto.
lk, ma MIN czarns kule, a obok Chaldejczyka Beroesa.
= Mer-amen- Ramzesie-spytal kaplau-znalalzes
~czlowieka, kt6rego modify trafa do podn6Aka Pred
wiecznego.?
= Tak-odparl faraon.
Jestze on ksieciem, rycerzem, prorokiem, czy
moze tylko zwyczajnym pustelnikiem?'
Jest to maly, szescioletni ~chiopczyk, kt6ry o mic
Amona ME prosif, lecz "a wszystko dziekowaf.
= wiesz, gdzie on mieszkaa-pytal Chaldeiczyk.
Wien, ale ME chce wykradac Ola siebie potegi
iego modlitw. SWAT, Beroesie, jest to ~olbrzymi wiz, "
kt6rym ludzie miotajs sic, jak piasek, a rzuca mimi niesz-
czego ia ME potra6e: kr6tka chwils APPOINTMENTS spo-
koju. zapomnicnie spokoj- rozumiesz to, Chaldei.
czyku2
Beroes milczal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

o wschodzie slo1ca dwudziestego pierwszego Ha.
tor, do obozu mad Sodowemi jeziorami, przyszed}z Mem.
rowac do Libii i stanaG zalogami W ~miastach, reszta zas
armii egipskiej, wraz z ~ksisciem, miala powr6cic do do
mu.
Woiska okrzykami radosci powitaly to rozporzs-
czynal i'm dokuczaG. Pomimo dowoz6w i z Egiptu, i z
upokorzonej Libii, ME bylo nadmiaru lywnoscf; woda
W studniach, napredce wykopanych, wyczerpala sic; Ear
stoneczny wypalal ciala, a rudy piasek razil pluca oczy.
zoinierze poczsli chorowac ma d~ysenterye i zlosliwe "a.
|palenie powiek.
RANGES kauai zwinac ob6z. thy pulki ~rodowitych
Egipcyan wyprawl do Libii, zalecajac 1olnierzom, ably
lagodnie traktowali mieszkahc6w nigdy ME wf6csyE
sic pojedy1czo. Wiasciwa zas armie skierowal do Mem.
fsu. zostawiajac mais zaloge W forteczce i hutach szkla.
nych.
. d~ziewistej rano, mimo spiekoty, oba wojska by
f jz " drodse; jedni ma p6inoc, drudzy ma ~po{udnie.
W6wc.as zblisyl sic do nastepcy swiety Mentesufs
i oswiadcsyl: .-Ig.0
Byloby dobrze, gdybys wasza d~ostojnosc m6gl
wcsesniej dojechac do Mem6su. W polowie drogi beda
Vice moi oiciec jest cisako chorya--zawoaa
Kapian schyll glove.
Ksiaze zdai Mentezufsowi naczelne dow6dztwo.
proszac go, ably W nicsem ME zmienial juz wydanych
rozporzadze6, bez naradzenia sic re swieckimi e~enerala.
mi. Sam sas, ~wziswszy Pentuera, Tutmozisa i dwu.
dzlestu najlePszych iezdsc6w asyatyckich, wyciagnistym
klusem pojechaf do Memfsu.
W pisc godzin przebyli polows drogi i, jak zapo.
wiedzial Mentezufsa, znalezli Swieze konie nowy orszak.
Azyaci zostali tutaj, a ksis2e re swymi dwoma towarzy-
szami nova eskorts, po kr6tkim odpoczynku, pojechal
dalej.
Biada mi! : ieczal ~elegancki TGtmozis Me
dose, ze cd pisciu dni ME kspis sic ME znam r6zanego
olejku, ale nadto music odbyc diva forsowne marsze W
jeden dziehl. Jestem .pewny, ae gdy staniemy ma miei-
scu, zadna tancerka ME zechce ma mnie spojrzec...
Cones lepszego cd nas2-spytal ksis2e.
Jestem ~watlejszy! : ~westchnsl Tutmozis.- Ty
ksiaae przywykles do konnej jazdy, jak Hyxos, a Pen.
tuer m6glby podr6zowac nawet ma rozpalonym mieczu.
Ale ia, TAXI delikatny...
zachodzie saohca, podr6ani ~wjechali ma wysoki
pagorek, zksd roztoczyi sic niezwykly obraz. Zdaleka
pred mimi widac bylo zelonaws doline Egiptu, a ma jej
tie, niby szereg czerwonych piomieni, jasnfaiy ~tr6jkstne
piramidy. Trochs ma prawo cd pyramid, r6wniez ida
wafy SIG pionsc wierzchofki pylon6w Memfsu, owinis-
tego W niebieskaws mgfs.
Jedzny, jedzmyL.-nalegal ksisse.
w chwils p6zniej, znowu otoczyla ich ruda pusty-
MIA znowu ~ssjasnial sznur pyramid, dop6ki wssystko
ME rospaynslo sic y bladej pomrooe.
Daisy deg sassspi)