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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
NAMED AS DEPUTIES.
SHERIFF-ELECT TlMME GIVES A
LIST OF ASSISTANTS.
EDWARD ABEL UNDERESTIMATE
While Albert Pacey, of Salem, Clarence
Crane, of Wheatland, and Charles
A. Tarbell, of This City,
Named as Deputies.

Sheriff elect Henry Timme gave out
this morning list of men whom ne
has chosen to act as his assistants dur
ing the coming year. They are:
For Under Sheriff-EdWard Abel.
For Deputies
Albert Pacey, of Salem.
Clarence Crane, of Wheatland.
Charles 4. Tarbell, of this city.
The Sheriff elect has decided not to
appoint any one as turnkey and his list
of deputies will be small and he an
nouDces that as much as possible he
intends to attend to the duties of his
office in person. In selecting his depu-
ties Mr.. Timme has used great caution
and the result shows that he has
placed splendid men in the service OF
the public.
Edward Abel, who has been named
for Under Sheriff, is undoubtedly the
best man that could be chosen for the
position and his appointment will give
universal satisfaction. During the
last two years Ed. has been the assist
ant of his father during his term as
Sheriff and he has fulfilled the duties OF
his office in such way that he has
earned the respect of all. The newly
appointed Under Sheriff has this in his
favor, that he knows how to handle
prisoners. His duties during the past
two years have made him we'll ac-
Quainted with all the chronic prisoners
and his acquaintance with tnem will
make his services very valuable to the
new Sheriff, and the public also will be
glad to know that he is to be continued
in office.
Messrs Pacey, Crane and Tarbell,
who are chosen as deputies, are we'll
known throughout the county and have
been endorsed by we'll known citizens
in their towns.
A. G.. Pacey is we'll known through
out the entire county and is one of the
old true blue Republicans Always in
line, he has rendered invaluable service
for the party and his fellow citizens,
both as an official and as a MEMBER OF
the rank and file.
The other country deputy, Clarence
Crane, is a very fortunate selection.
His appointment as deputy will insure
the proper enforcement of law in Mr..
Cranes district
Mr.. Tarbell, who is appointed dep
uty from the city, is too we'll known to
require any comment, but if his serv-
ices are demanded he can be depended
on to do his duty.
Sheriff Timme's choice of deputies
shows that good common sense has
been used, and with such able assist
ants we predict for him splendid
term in his official duties as Sheriff OF
Kenosha county.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
Distrust.


Go way white man! Don't you ahgufy!
Tze got my votin principles all settled
safe an sound;
/ made my 'pinions up as soon as 'lectica
time drew nigh,
And I doesn't want nobody to be miXin
'em around.
You dasnt jedge de possum by his smilin
in his sleep,
Nor de OF mule by de slowness OBJ his
walk,
Nor Mistuh Alligator by his melancholy
weep,
Nor a candidate fob office by his talk
Whichevuh side is speakin puts it all so
plain an straight
Dat he seems to leave de yuthuh in a
trance;
SO Z sides right wifi de fust one dat comes
stumpin froo de state,
An den I stays at home an takes my
chance.
Case you dasnt jedge de possum by
his smilin in his sleep,
Nor de OF mule by de slowness oh his
walk,
Nor Mistuh Alligator by his melancholy
weep,
Nor a candidate fob office by his talk.
- Washington Star,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
RARE SELF CONTROL.
Frank GandaII's Wonderful Freaks
of Nature.

of Nature.
Frank G. Gandall has lived in Min
neapolis some time, but not until about
two months ago did he discover his
ability to perform unusual things.
It is a we'll known principle of physi-
ology that in the light the pupils of the
eyes contract and in the dark they di-
late. Gandall can oppose nature by di-
lating his pupils in the light and con-
tracing them in the dark, or he can
perform this phenomenon with one eye
and leave the other in a natural state
Another pastime of this man is to put
needles through any part of his body.
It matters not if it be an artery or vein.
The hole caused Immediately closes up
and not drop of blood issues.
Another feature of which this phe-
nomenal man speaks proudly is his abil-
ity to put any part of his body into the
cataleptic state. For instance, he can
cause his arm to become so rigid that
two men cannot bend it. During his
state of complete catalepsy he is in a
semiconscious condition. Gandall's
pranks with his heart are sufficient to
make the ordinary man shudder. While
sitting in a chair he can cause his heart
to beat alternately slow and fast Then
with mighty effort he can make the
vital organ stop for an instant. This
cannot be verified by listening to the
heart beat, for the gurgling sound caused
browns the beat. However, by feeling
his pulse the phenomenon can be fully
appreciated.
GandaII is "a years old and is we'll
known in the city. His wonderful
freaks of nature are interesting to the
medical profession before number of
whom he has exhibited himself St
Paul Globe.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
TWO Pointed Questions Answered.

What is the use of making better
article than your competitor il you can
not get better price for it?
Ans.-As there is no difference in the
price the public will buy only the bet
ter, so that while our profits may be
smaller on single sale, they will be
much greater in the aggregate
How can yousget the public to know
your make is the best?
If both articles are brought prOmi-
nently before the public, both are GER
tain to sbe tried, and the public will
very quickly pass judgment on them
and use only the better one.
This explains the large sale on
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The
people have been using it for years and
have found that it Ecan always be de-
pended upon. They may occasionally
take up with some fashionable novelty
put forth with exaggerated claims, but
are certain to return to the one remedy
that they know to be reliable, and for
coughs, colds and Group there is moth
ing equal to Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. For sale by Starkweather q
Co. dwd31
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
How to Make Cornish Outlets.

Take some slices of cold meat, either
beef or mutton. Trim them into neat
shapes. Dip each into catchup. Sprinkle
with cayenne and salt. Boil some pota-
toes dry and mash them. Mix with
them little chopped lemon peel or Gu
cumber pickle, pepper and salt. Bind
with we'll beaten egg.
Cover the slices of meat with the
mashed potato, smoothing it into shape
with knife. Fry like outlets to gold
en- color.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
A FALSE STATEMENT.
Daily Gazette Misleads the People in Re
gard to Taxes.

Daily Gazette Misleads the People in Re
gard to Taxes.
In the Daily Gazette of Thursday
evening occurred the following:
Taxpayers will notice when they
pay their taxes that the state levy is
higher than last year. 1t will most
likely be still higher year from now" "
People who know and have exam
ined the tax levies made by the County
Board in the two years will need no
statement to prove to them that the
above statement is false and has been
made either through the ignorance of
the editor or with the av0Wed purpose
of misleading his readers. The facts
and figures show that the Gazette has
no excuse for its statement. The ap-
portionment for State taxes this year
in the county is $20,60606, while last
year it was $50, 484.83, a reduction of
SO, S7977. In the city the reduction is
not so large, the difference being
So, 736O4.
The tax levy made by the Board
this year is much lower considering the
fact that the Board have ordered the
construction OF new bridge in the
town of Wheatland and the repair Of
the county jail entailing the expendi-
ture of over $1,000, the tax levy still
remains $4,000 lower than last years
levy, as the following figures show:
Levy for 1897 1913 ----$ 1857, 619 50
Levy for 1898-'99- --.--- 5l,O86 O6
Making reduction of - S 6,533 IT
And considering the amount spent
for extra improvements, the pet re
duction will be $13, 733W.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
TO BEAT DEAD BEATS.
Doctors Will Formulate List for Self
Protection

Protection.
The Kenosha County Medical AssOci-
alton held their annual business meet
ing Friday evening at the home of
Dr. Ripley. The meeting was purely
business one and no literary program
was rendered. During the progress of
the meeting the doctors signified an
intention of formulating a list of " dead
beats" who are continually beating the
physicians of the city. No worthy
people will be blacklisted in this man
ner, but the intention Of the physicians
is to protect themselves from giving
their services free of charge to profess
sional dead beats. At the close of the
meeting the following officers were
elected for the coming year:
President-Dr. Windesheim.
Vice President-F. E. Andre.
Secretary W. r. Cheever.
Treasurer-Helen Harbert.
After the election Of officers the doc
tors enjoyed a bountiful supper, at
which Mrs. Ripley assisted her husband
in entertaining.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
Dreadfully Nervous

Gents:-I was dreadfully nervous,
and for relief took your Karl's Glover
Root Tea. 1t quoted my nerves and
strengthened my whole nervous sys-
tenn. l was troubled with constipa-
ton, kidney and bowel trouble. Your
tea soon cleansed my system SO thor
oughly that | rapidly regained health
and strength. Mrs. S. A. Sweet,
Hartford, Conn. Sold by Stark
weather & Co. tt
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
A Singular Accident.

A singular accident has been reported
from a chemical factory, where work
mans clothes became saturated with
dust from the grinding Of chlorate Of
potassium. A spark from the work
man s pipe fell on the clothes, when the
entire suit instantly flashed into flame,
producing fatal burns. Washington
Star
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08

Making o reduction of. s. 1888 IT
And considering the amount spent
for extra improvements, the pet re
luction will be $13, 733.77.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08

Sheriff elect Henry Timme gave out
this morning a list of men whom he
has chosen to act as his assistants dur
ing the coming year. They are:
For Under Shoriff-EdWard Abel
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
DEFEATED RACINE.
Belle City Bowlers Prove no Match for the
Kenosha Team.


Kenosha evidently has splendid
bowling team, for last night they met
and vanquished the Belle City Bowling
club of Racine, by score of nearly
500 points. The Racine club, of course,
was badly handicapped by playing on
an unknown alley, but the playing of
the Kenosha bowlers was so superior
to that of their opponents that it would
seem that they could defeat them on
any alley at any time.
A large crowd came down from Ra-
cine and the game drew large crowd
of Kenosha people as spectators.
Five innings were played, each man
rolling four balls in an inning. The
Kenosha club defeated their opponents
in every inning and in every inning ex-
cept the second, led them oy over LOO
points. The largest individual score
made by any Kenosha man was 81,
made by Loef in the fifth inning
Weed made a score of %, which was
the best made by the visitors.
The order in which the men played
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
TO TRAVEL BY LIGHTNING
Electric Railway From Milwaukee to
Chicago.


The Chicago & Milwaukee Electric
railway expect to double track its road
which is now running from Waukegan
to Highland Park. The remaining
portion of the line, connecting it with
Evanston, will be built early in the
spring. When completed the line will
be equipped with double track and
motor cars with baggage compartments
A local and through express service
will be operated and the power house
at Fort Sheridan Will be furnished with
improved machinery. With the ex-
ception of a strip between Waukegan
and the present terminus OF the NJ, r.
& K. electric road at the north limits
of Kenosha, the entire distance from
Milwaukee to Chicago can soon be
made by electric cars and it is not too
much to suppose that the Kenosha
Council will soon grant a franchise
through their city, after which the line
will be constructed to intersect at
Waukegan and form complete trolley
line eighty-fve miles long.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08
Libelous.

McSwatters-You don't have to use
any brain work in playing golf.
cSwitters-That' why it is SO pop
ular with society. Syracuse Herald.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08

Miss Edna Farr will leave Monday
for Germany, where she expects to
remain several years.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-08

baseless belief of his wife's sin; after
everything else has been provided
against, her simple honesty ruins him")
The discussion following the lecture
was unusually interes ing.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04

warty Przez siebiejeszcze wtedy, gdy
byf kanclerzem pahstwa.
Wybi}a nareszcie dla niego 60
dzina smierci. Po d}ugich cierpie-
mach ma neuralgje twarzy zapale
ME zy@, zmari przezywszy SO lata i
4 miesiace, pozostawiajac dwoch sy-
now: Herberta Wilhelma oraz cor.
ke Marie, .zamezna hrabine Rantzau.
Bismarcka zwano powszechnie ze-
laznym ksieciem. Nazwa ta sieya
1852 roku. W ktorym pozwany przez
krola Wilhelma Paryza, zosta{ mia
nowany prezesem ministrow prus-
kich. Wowczas to, podczas posie-
dzenia sejmu pruskiego, powstsi
Bismarck i wyrzekI te siowa: ,,Nie
Przez mowy i prze1' wiekszost glo-
SOW moga bye rozstrzygane wielkie
pytania dnia dzisiejszego - to bylo
w}asnie b}edem W latach IS4S i 40
ale przez kre,c 4 zelazo'.
Ztad powsta{a nazwa ,,cz}owieks
krwi zelaza", z niej - gdy Bis
marck otrzyma} ty;n} ksiecia dalej
rzadzi} krwia zelazem losami Me.
mice - wyros}a nazwa ,,zelaznego
ksiecia".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04

o tax, Galilejczyku, wzgar-
dzony Synu ciesli i tym razem
zwyciezasz moce ciemnoscil
Dumnie stale W progach
Erebu zelazny olbrzym niemiec
XII, ale i on spotyka wsciekfy,
zrozpaczony wzrok krola szata.
tanow, bo on wchodzi tam 2
niczem, DO i on ME byi W sta
ME oddac swiata ma usiugi bo
gov ciemnosci, zloayc 60 u
stop tronu szatahskiego W po
nizeniu i podfosci ducha, choc
moce piekielne wiozyfy mu W
usta i dusze haslo:
Sta pred prawem!
A gwiazda wolnosci swieci
coraz jasniej, a prawa ludzkosci
cafej, prawa kaadego czfowie,
ka, coraz potezniej przygniata-
ia brutalna site zwierzeca, scie
raja z powierzchni ziemi Shady
piekielnej dumy zelaznego ksie-
cia!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
Ksiaze Bismarck.

w sobote, dnia 30 lipca, zmar} po
dlugiej i bolesnej chorobie, ksiaze
cesarstwa niemieckiego Otto, Leo
pold, Edward Bismarck, herzog ma
Lauenburgu, byiy d&ugoletni kane.
lerz pahstwa, tworca cesarstwa ME.
mieckiego.
Urodzony 1go kwietnis 1915 T.,
W chwili gdy Napoleon l po raz o.
statni probowal u nog swych POLO
zyt GAIA Europe, Bismarck We krwi
swojej przynios} ma SWAT panied
owych burzliwych czasow, dumy
Wielkiego Korsykanina, W mlodosci
swojej jednak ME zapowiadal przysz-
lego meza stanu, ktory trzasl Gala
Europa. Syn dymisjonowanego prus-
kiego kapitana, mlody Otto spedzil
pierwsze lata dziecinne W ojcowskim
majatku W Pomeranji, nastepnie
zosta} oddany do szka W Berlinie.
| tn ma uniwersytecie W Goettingen
ME odznacza} sic wielka checia do
nauki, natomiast by} jednym zpierw-
szych W zabawach awanturach
studenckich. Jak powiadaja jego
historycy, W przeciagu kilkoletniego
Pobytu W Goettingen a nastepnie
W Berlinie, odbyi nj mniej nj wiecej
tylko p pojedynkow.
Po ukohczeniu uniwersytetu zdal
Bismarck egzamin pahstwowy u
rzedowa} W jednym trybunalow
berlihskich, a nastepnie jako refe-
rendarz W miescie AK la Chapelle.
Przeniesiony ztamtad do Poczdamu,
wstaph jako jednoroczny ochotnik
do bataljonu strzelcow gwardji. Po
ukohczeniu tel s}uzby przeniosi sic
ma wies, gdzie zyl jako obywatel
ziemski W przeciagu lat osmiu,
odbywszy W tym czasie dwie podro.
ze do Anglji Francji. Po powro-
Gle ztamtad s3uzy} jeszcze wojskowo
jako porucznik W pulku ulanow
lsndwery. Predko jednak porzucia
to siuzbe W lSl7 r. ozeni} sic pan
na Joanna Won Puttkamer, pocho-
dzaca ze starego szlacheckiego rodu
pruskiego.
Skojarzenie tego maizehstwa Jest
ciekawem, wykszuje bowiem sta
nowczosc smia}os6 Bismarcka, "a
powiadajace cziowieka niezwyklego.
Otoz, pa6stwo Puttkamer byli prze-
ciwni maizehstwu swej corki ozio.
wiekiem znanym hulatyki i avian
tur. Pewnego dnia byla mich Ia
bawa, ma ktora Bismarcka ME pro-
szono. Nsgle zjawis sic on ma sail,
bierze psnne Puttkamer pod reke,
przedstawis kolejno wszystkim gos-
ciom jako swa narzeczona j objasnis,
ze zabawa zostaia urzadzona dls
swiecenia tel uroczystosci. Zdumieni
rodzice panny, ME chcac robic skan.
dalu we wiasnym domu, przyjeli to
bezczelne wystspienie milczeniem /
zgodzili sic M malzefstwo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
Listy zO4nierza.
TX.
JACKSONVILLE, d. % lipca.

JACKSONVILLE, a. 2S Hpca.
Il obozu naszego laden puik ME
wyruszy} jeszcze ami ma Kube ami ma
Puerto Rico, przeciwnie przyby} nam
jeden wiecej, a mianowicie pu}k
bylego kandydata ma prezydenta,
w. j. Bryan'a Nebraska. Wszyscy
Poszlismy go ogladac jego srebr-
nymi ludzmi.
Niema widok6w, abysmy mieli
predko ztad wyruszyc, bo ze wszyst-
kich innych obozow pulki wyslano
tn owdzie, naszego - mic. Z te.
go Powodu najrozmaitsze plotki kra-
"a W naszym obozie. TAX nap. de-
mokraci m6wia, ze republikanie ME
chca, ably komendant naszego kor.
pusu, jenera} Fitzhugh Lee (ktory
jest demokrata), wyruszy& nami ma
Kube, bo znaj8c dobrze to wyspe
moglby zbyt predko wyrobic sobie
slawe reklame. Dlatego tez po-
dobno Przyssano puik Bryana do
naszego obozu, aby nami razem
siedzia}. z drugiej strony republi-
kanie twierdza, ze demokraci maja
juz dosyc zaszczytow, bo Sohley
Dewey sd demokratami, trzeba wiec
take da6 szanse republikanom. lie
Prawdy jest W tych plotkach Bog
raczy wiedziec, W kazdym razie ma
to, ze polityka odgrywa role W obec.
nej wojnie, many fakt W naszym
pulku. w kompahji NJ. byi zwy.
czajny sobie szeregowiec nazwiskiem
Mitchell, ma kt6rego ME zwr6cili.
bysmy moze wcale uwagi, gdyby ME
to, ze zrobiono go nagle o6cerem
u poczatku ME chcielismy wierzy6
ably szeregowiec, ktory jeszcze broni
ME umie dobrze W reku trzymae
mog{ bye awansowany nj tego nj
z owego ma ofcera. Ale fakt zostal
faktem przestalismy nawet mu sic
dziwic, gdysmy sic dowiedzieli, ze
ow Mitchell Jest synem senators
(Widocznie senatora Stan6w Zjedn
J. l.. Mitchell'a Wisconsin. p. r. }
wzdychalismy tylko czemu to my
ME jestesmy synami senatorow. A
moze to lepiej, bo takich synach
jeneralow, senatorow, ministrow
t. p. kazdy powiada, re wstapili do
wojsks dls karjery politycznej. Nam,
zwykiym szeregowcom, mkt tego "a.
rzutu uczynic ME moze.
w naszem zyciu obozowem zsszla
zmiana o tyle, Re chodzimy kolejno
strzelac do tarczy piec mil cd obo.
zu ] ze zaczynaja pojawiac sic roz-
matte ohoroby. Po deszczaoh nasta-
pity obecnie bsrdzo ciezkie upaiy /
widocznie to wp&ywa ma stan sdro-
via. Y jednej tylko kompanji g.
W szpitalu byio 26 iudzi. a dwoch
umario ma tyfus. w naszej kom-
psnji Jest tskze kilku chorysh, ale
ze TO polacy 50 tw.rdszsj nstury nia
inne narody, 70 smierc boi sic do
mas blizej prxystspic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
Mr.. 81.

TreSG: Siia pred prawem. - Ksiaze
Bismarck. - Listy zofnierza. - w
sprawie polskich ksie:y. Z cafej
Polski. z ziemi ojczystej. - Zabu-
rzenia W Brjahsku. = Przysziosc zie-
mi siofica. - Trzynastu Rob'nso-
now Crusoe. - Ze swiata. - Biuro
Zarz Centr. - Cd Wydz. Oswiaty.-
Notatki. - Odkrycie Ameryki. -
Cyrkularz MI. - Pan jeneraf he
Ouch Banka. - Wojna. - Lista no
woprzyjetych czionkvw. = Kores-
pondencje ,,Zgody". - Wiadomosci
Zw. - Lista grup Wv. - Kobieta W
Chinach. - o pielegnowaniu Memo
wlat. - Faraon.- Kronika miejsco-
wa. - W imie sfusznosci prawdy.-
Podziekowania. zawiadomienia | O.
gfoszepia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-04
Sifa pred prawem.

/ OTTO silly czlowieka, ktory
powy4sze sfowa bezlitosnie sto-
sowaf W przeciagu cafej swojej
karjery politycznej, ustapily
prawu snierci.
Bismarck umarf mimowoli
przychodza nam ma mysl sfowa
Syrokomli z iego Ody ma smierc
cara Mikofaja:
Umarf ludzkiemi ME zdeptany stopy,
Czyz go przezyfy swiete prawa Boze?
Il niedowierzaniem ludy Europy
Pytaja siebie: czyz on umrzec moze?
A jednak umarf. Z po.
wierzchni ziemi starty, W proch
bezwfadny obrocony, ley ten
olbrzym krwi i zelaza, leay ten
,,makler uczciwy' W interesach,
ME tyczacych sic jego kieszeni.
ley ten dobroduszny W pozy-
ciu domowem, a bezlitosny w
stosunkach politycznych kat
wolnosci postepu, a prawa
boae ludzkie przezyfy go!
Olbrzymia postac jego, ten
posag spizowy sztucznej wiel-
kosci Niemiec, ktory tax dunn
ME sterczaf mad Renem Vista,
grozac prawom, a hoidujac bru-
talnej sile, runaf w otchfa1 ME-
zgfebiona smierci, ale ME "a
pomnienia!
Bo sN lat ME zapomni tego
czfowieka. On holdowaf sile
pred prawem, ale prawo po-
zornie tylko ustepuje sile, bo
prawo wyrodziio sic z potrzeby
poskromienia, ujecia W karby,
brutalnej silly zwierzecej; bo
prawo jest wytworem cywili-
ZACH; bo prawo jest postepem,
a postepu zgruzgotac, cofnac
bezkarnie ME MONA!
Znajduja sic masy znikczem-
Male, o ktorych Boerne m6wii,
2e bez opieki policyjnej obejsc
sic ME mogs ktore owego OIL
brzyraa nienawisci reakcji o.
piakiwac beda szczerze, ale
znajda sic TED tfumy znekane,
odarte praw, wydziedziczone,
ktore nawet poza grob jego
wyciagna zacisniete piesci,
klnac prochy jegol
TIE to tiumy odkryja swiatu
dusze Bismarcka, zedra niej
biyszczace zbroje j Orderly, sza-
ty ksia4ece, urzedowa wielkosc,
a pokaaa butnego pomerah-
skiego junkra,na ktorego czole
wypisane byio krwia i zelazem
siowo: karera!
A wsr6d tych nieszczesnych
tfumow stanie narod polski i
uragowiskiem zawoia:
- Gdzie siia pred prawem?
Bo cot zdziafafa owa bru-
talna sta?
Poiaczyia Niemcy7 Me, DO
poiaczyia tylko koronowane
giowy niemieckie weziem idei
pahstwowej, gdy tymczasem
plemiona niemieckie pozostaiy