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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08

Referring to The number of judges In
America. Mr. Choate said he could not
see how Ct could be possible for @ men
10 conduct the legal business for eighty
millions of people
Bnnalo. y. Y. May s-The Lake carriers
association tonight abandoned its effort
TO settle the dispute between Contractor
William J. Connors and he grain shov-
elers The state board OF mediation and
arbitration viii remain here Tor some
time to investigate the grain shovelinr
business and ascertain what truth there
Is in the charges made by the men CON
cernng the abuses OF the contract sys-
tenn. The board however, has lost horo
of ever being able 10 bring the contra ,-
tor and the men together.
This hopeless situation was brought
about by the action OF the striking gran
shovelers union I'm rejecting the PROPOSE
tion submitted by a joint committee OF
the state board OF mediation ana arbi-
tration. the lake carriers association, the
merchants exchange and the unit ID
trades and labor council and agreed Ia
by Mr.. Connors. The proposition was the
result of a conference among the rep
resentatives OF these organizations which
lasted from II o'clock In the morning un-
an lato In the afternoon. Connors was
called before the conference committee
ana requested 10 state what concessions
b would make the men. Mr.. Connors
said he would 10 anything that was fair
but he would refuse TO abandon his ion-
tract in compliance with the request of
the strikers
At O'Clock tonight Mr.. Conno|s pro-
position was laid before the grain shov-
elers union. At that time 1000 of them
had assembled at the hall The prppasit.
ion was To the effect that Mr.. Connors
would agree to abolish the sa 'oOr boss
SYSTEM that dummies would not De
placed on the pay roll that q reprea n
tatlve citizen OF Buffalo would be at
polntcd with power 20 investigate an
complaints made by teh men in the fl-
ture and that the men would receive
$i.S5 pen 600 bushels which was the scale
fixed last year.
President Mcmahon declared ip,me-
diately after reading the resolution. that
he rejected # and would not sIom a.;
10 the men. Tho committee of labor men
who had conferred with Connors aud tho
board OF arbitration urged him % permit
the mon TO vote on the proposition, bat
Mcmahon refused. Instead he walked TO
the front Of the stage ana said:
- fake proposition has been submit
ted to us by the lake carriers association.
As Il provides for continuance cf the
contract system, I have rejected u IN
your behalf"
Tho grain shovolcrs chccred iha 3n-
nouncement enthusiastically Prls'deat
Mcmahon then announced that Tue ucn
would have nothing more 10 do wl.l The
Lake carriers association hut w1ui light
the matter out on the docks.
u was announced tonight tha. the
monthly men at the clevaors ana the
coal beavers on the coal docks would so
out Monday. This viii add ncariy2 900
men to tho ranks OF the strik-~' There
o. undoubted evidence thlt men are 20
be brought here by Mr. Connors fvam out-
side towns and n this ls done SO iDus
trouble is cure 20 follow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08
Officials Arrested

Wardner ldah0. May 6-Tho nrst SION
l""Htd rmoy.ug the county orlollf af
0hoahono county yho are accused of b.-
ing ln sympathy with the rioters. was TAX
'n today oy tle state. assisted by tba
United state troops whoa sheriff Jnm.a
ID. young ana county commissioner Wi
u'" boyIo were arcest,3 by order of the
state tor Sinclair. who repres.nfe
P'Feinor ateunenbcrs. iu Shoshone couu-
iy. sheriff Young ana Commissloner
lipyi1 were placed n tho siook3d, with
AJ other prisoners PROCEEDINGS Tor Me
r'moYd OF these officers from ogce
"ill h' commenced ON the grouud that
they a.dcd and abotted ths riot last SAT-
uri1y Coroner France. by ealulnry reg.
Waiion becomes acting sheriff.
citizrua and bus slnos8 men htra are uI-
most unanimous ln favor of tha esiab-
ishmeui of military pos. n ths Coucr
b'Aleue district Hs q means 0f Drotoc-
u1u 1sut Ono r.1t.ou element. but
General Merriam believes che state auth
'rHe should provide protection tor ths
mime owners.
apcakus of the matter General Msr.
ullm 300 tI.re Hera sray, dlfdcuiues Loo
tne "1y af establishing permanent ml-
starry po Hera Th. constitution ~ tha
United Saetes do not contemplate nat
,h. federal soyernmont shau Intervene
.u state affairs until the state hls ex-
hausted every resQures of so'f-prJ-ec-
ion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08
A Great
Live Stock Journal.

THE PRAIRIE FARMER-a
weekly Agricultural and Live
Stock Journal-one dollar a
year 1t is admittedly the lead
er Of the agricultural and live
stock journals of the United
States, 1t covers the entire
field of agriculture, dairying,
live stock breeding and live
stock feeding. II is edited for
western farmers and stockmen
who carry on diversified work,
in fact it is the farmers news.
paper The regular subscrlp.
tion price is one dollar year,
but in order that every one OF
our readers may get it next year
we will send il a ful, year with
the Weekly Leader for 70 cents
This low price may be with.
dawn anytime; we request ouI
rea ders to act promptly Hand
in your orde or send il to us.
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Bond Case Nan he Settled

Chicago. May o. special dispatch 90
the Tribune from Osc,qla. No. Gays:
st Clair county judges may soon be-
able to come in out of the brusch without
falling Into the h1nls of United States
morshals ana being draegel ON to Kansas
iiy to pass Che remainder of their official
DNstanca in jaH.
The hsht between che citizens OF ST.
clair county aud the holiors of tho rail-
road bonds issued by the county 20 years
aEo was brought Within tht range OF com
promise today delegate convention
bold iu the opera house ln Osocola l7s
repr, scutadvcs of tho tax payers In every
township decided by vote oi 90 to So
to permit their county judges to submit
tne question 0l compromise Oh the debt
to a. vote of the people This proposition
TO- the electorate looided upon by the con
venuon gives the judges and peola some
discretion
II provides that the question voted upon
shal Doe this.
shall the road bond dc be compro
missed for 23l,oOOg'
The amount owed by The people OF tho
county on judgments rendered by the Unit
ell States supreme court Is N.JO0OO0. Tho
dclcgu,cs. however, concluded that Az
would bo better Tor everybody and give
tho Judges q chance TO sleep IN doors once
more, it the debt were settled Therefore
they voted to compromise by paying l2sl,-
OV, ur Out one sixth of the amount
claimed by the bondholders.
When the bonds were issued in 1870.
there WIS some opposition 70 them.
Judges who issued them afterwards took
to the brush, not to get away from Unit
ed Stntes marshals but from the people.
Four years uter q tax lev was made 20
pa the Interest on the bonds At was levi
ci again n 1915, 1876 and In lSI7. The
n'ght after the county court made ths
levy iu h1 ciuzetns seized tho court
records and destroyed tho pages on which
the order Tor the levy was written ana
'tr burned .he book in the public SQUARE
Tho county court cous.sta OF a bench
'i three Judges but no court has ever
been elected that would make the levy
since h" ana no person has ever haa
the hardihood 90 bId on property offered
for sale for taxes
Ever since 1857 The judges have been pas
sing their rms of office either Ina ian
or boo -ne caves aud forests of me county
aA successive judges have been lnial
ihe present bench ia hiding out. holding
c'url m ihc woods. armed ana determines
n'l '' either obey the court or 10 to lau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08
Chiekasha Damaged by Storm

WIchlta, Kans-, MAY 5-Meager reports
reach here Of terrific wind storm that
caused great destruction az several points
IN southern Oklahoma. The most serious
damage Is reported at ChlcKa -ka. Tonga
va and Anadarko.
The storm struck Chlckasha az $3.50 In
the AFTERNOON and destroyed that part
or the town north OF the Rock Island
railroad shops. sixteen buildings We're
blown down and the roof was torn from
the railroad round house. Sixteen Injurrd q
persons have been taken from the wreck
up to 6 o'elQck but only one death has
bean reported j. "a. Murray a railroad
man was dead when taken from the
wreck OF 4 building.
RumOrs OF greater loss OF life are
heard. but cannot be confirmed There Ia
only one telegraph wire out OF Chiokasna
an there IL little chance OF getting a
list OF the injured tonight
The storm came from the southwest
preceded by heavy hail and followed hy
a food % rain The pain OF the storm
Nas straight dOgu Chickasha avenue me
main street OF tho town and nearly e.
cry building on the street was either
/ wrecked of unroofed ana the contents
exposed 10 rain
dispatch received in Wichita from
Tangawa says that IA Canton township
is miles east great damaga was done by
a tornado. The family OF j. H. War,
took refuge in a storm cave which b.
came So heavy from the CONSTANT rtiI
that It Cell in killing three nr'nbers o
the family. The houses OF j. r.. Toule
and s. Saunders We're blown % piece
and Mrs Tounel vas badly hurt
or the damage at Anaarko nothing
definite can be known The Rock Islam,
extension up the Canadian valley Z
AnadarkO ts reported washed out a
three places and traffic Is blocked,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08
hOnse. Na.. writes

"For six years I had
an obstinate, running
ulcer on my kle,
which at times caused
meintense suffering. 1
WAS 80 disabled FOR n
long while that / was
wholly unit for busi-
ness. One Of the best
doctors treatednie con-
stRntly but did me no
good. I then tried va
rious blood remedies.
without the least hene-
ilt ;. 5. S. was so high
ly recommended that
I concluded 90 try IL,
and the enectwas Won
derful. IL seemed to
get right az the scat
OF the disease and
force the poison out,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08

st. Louis and San Francisco r. +.
The direct through ear route 10 points
in southwest Missouri, southern Kan
Texas.
The most dhect route to ST. Louis
end the east Kansas CITY and the
northwest. Double daily vestib..I,d
trains. Free reclining chair cars; ob.
seryation and drawing room sleeners.
Harvey dining halls. Ask the nearest
ticket agent of the Frisco line for full
particulars, or write, BE DUNN.
~ +. q +. A., Oklahoma CITY, o. II.
BRYAN SNYDER, q. +. A., st. Lonis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08
Running Sore
OnHiS Ankle.

Obstinate sores and ulcers are sure
sign that the entire circulation is ia q
depraved condition. They are severe
drain upon the system, and are con-
stantly sapping away the vitality. In
every case the poison must be elimi-
mated from the blood. and no amount Of
external treatment can have any effect
Mr.. L j. Clark, Of Orange Court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08

and was soon completely cured"
Swift's Specific drives out every trace
of impurity in the blood, and in this
way cures permanently the most obsti-
nate, deep-seated sore or ulcer. It is
the only blood remedy guaranteed
purely vegetable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08

SOUTH EAST AND WEST.
Arrive Leave / Arrive Arrive
No. Guthrie Guthrie Is City Chicago.
q5 5.4O avn $40 am 600 pm q.43 am
NS flO pm i.0ipm $3.50 am 1000 Pun
80 8.2O ann Local Freight
i20 ll.lh am Local Freight.
SOUTH. SOUTHEAST AND WEST
Arrive Leave Arrive Arrive
No Guthrc Guthrie FtWorth Galves'n
IO5 t.i5 pm 1873 pm 0.95 pm 9.O5 am
fO5 lO.lf pm n 10 pm S;Oa am g.35 pm
t23 % am Local Freight.
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SPECIAL PROVISION WILL

BE MADE FOR THE EN-
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Railroad Time Tables.
souTH. EAST AND WEST.

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A. =. Il =. +.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08
SUTTON'S
GUTHRIE MAR lie WORKS

REMEMRER This advertisement
- : W IN = =, is OF interest TO you
who have friends resting in the tomb.
1t is a home establishment shipping
direct from the the quarrie, marble
and granitel Foreign agents show
You large, hre picture aud ask you
to sign a binding order for a poor de-
sign and grade al double price, cover
in their wages and expenses. Nearly
ali the work ia the Guthrie cemetery
WAS done by US
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08

Guthrie Lodge No. ., l. o. q. T. meets
Monday night of eaCh week at7 30, Visiting
ODD Fellows always welcome
W COOPER, N q
G w BRUCE, Secretary
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. Guthrie Lodge No. p X. of +. meets every
Monday at PM In their nall in the Vic
tor block corner First and Harrison. visit
ing knights are always welcome.
CHAS. POND, G. c.
G. A BYEltS, NJ. of L. and X. OF X =
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ROLLMENr OF SUMMER
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For any further Information address
j. II HOLDEN. Tranic Mgr,
South McAlester, l. z
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Guthrie Lodge No. ,, A. IT, & A. NJ. Reg
Llar meeting third Wednesday evening In
each month at O'Clock All brethren cordi-
ally invited TO Attend.
H. +. ARDERY, Sec.
G. II. WILLIS w. NJ.
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SCHOOL STUDENTS ON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-08

Guthrie Camp No. g. WoOdmeu OF the
World meets every Monday night In the X.
of l.. hall Visiting WoOdmen are welcOm e
j. B. TOWERS, Clerk.
WIN GREGORY. Con Com
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Guthrie lodge No. I, A. o. Y. W , meet
Thursday evening of each week at 1880 in
Victor block corner First and Harrison.
Visiting Workmen always welcome.
T. B. SARBER, NJ. W.
C. j. TUOHY. Recorder.
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SOUTH soUrnEAsr AND WEST
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03
MfasfeczkO FOLEY
(BENTON 20 MINN)


Miejscowosc Foley znans jest3szz
.ielkleJ pasIrowej plly5Bracii! Foley
Parowa plfa zatfudnia SO lul 4
rznie 10000 stop drzewa ne dzsieehfl
klupujac je cd farrmerdw.
Jest tam take jul 6piechrz AZ AZ
80 tysiecy bnszli, jest duly store
generality, wygodny hotel. dobry
.dworzea %kolsjowy katol:ck kof-ss
c;6l.
A puwstaja diva n,we ceglane5
dony. jeden ma store, drugi =
bank, cegIany miyn ma 100 beczek,
oraz wypozYczaInia pojazd6w.
Z.emla " okolicY nalezY do
nal Nlecei urodzainych W ca}ej
Minnesota. W poblizzu znaJdu]a sig
polskle osady polsklg koscjo}y.
Foley po}ozone jest mad koleja
Great Northern ley prawie ma
po4owie drogl 2 Minneapolis do
Duluth, Ktoby sig pragoaiw tenn
mlasteczku Tub W okolicY os,elliG,
nlecbaj pisze ~%zgledem b.izszYeh
s'czeg6}6w pod adresem:
Z. T. GRADY, Foley, MIMI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

I1es ~ Mfyn !
mad Cz z,,.ril,i
, &ls@ |
iClag dalszy.l
:. S,czeSliw,,.aa vs.. rze q ~
Iowoll Ka;iaka. ona mole
s2at!
Bab,ia rzucita szytkc spoj~
rzenie ma d.34ca Cd strachu
~dziewczyne j zap> talA:.
Dr1ysz, dziecko?- Coz
mi 1nasz do powiedzenia?
- Muse do ciebie samel
movie, - odpsr}9 Katinkf.
- tn moglybysmy bye
zdradzone.
- Weid5, - rzrA}a Sa-
marya. Ale wolno, bo spial
Szybko weszla katinka do
pokoiu kt6rego drzwi Fam
kne'a srmar,a, zasu~ ajac
srygle.
Prey wejsciu Ka5ink1 Nero
poczaE silnieI warezet, lecz
zobaczywszy dzie~cz>ne "a
milkl zaraz i poczal sic 1as:c.
Poznal t., kt6ra schr> mia
jego pana
Przyciszonym glosem 70
czela mowic Samarya do suei
wnuczki, ably ME pr1cbu'>ie
Spiacej.
C:zy ME slyszala$ Is 0
ha}asu ma dole? zapyta}a ka-
tinka.
TAX s}yszalam OF
parla babcia - ale zdaje mi
sic Jest to Borys, kt6ry poo-
wr6cil re swyms ludzmi.fC>
dobrze mu posziy intere q?
- O, moi Boze, w.
rzekla~ z bolesc'a Katin>a
zalamujac rece = ojciec ~ro
Gil z ludzmi; ale ia sic strasz-
ME lekam! Hrabi:aa mns'
natychmiast dom ten opusc't
to zaraz Z dzieckiem i re
psen! " tel chwili mus sic
oddalit, inaczej jest zgubio a
49, Lecz jak ia wydostac 2
teeo domu? - Radzs pom<z,
mako!
Brwi staruszki namars:czy-
..s- a."-.. . LIZ.
]y sic, podczas tel Kati"ki
mowy; czasami rzu ~ pre-
lotny wzrok ma h'abre {, 500
czywajaca W giebokim she,
potem zapyta}a:
- Czemuz ia biedaezka ma
sic oddalic?
= Poniswaz zginic, jesli
ia tn znajd7, odrzek}a
, Katinka. Ach, ty mic ME
wiesz, mako! Ojciec j Ct
... -E-H& ....a. =@H. .# g@r ri
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

d# III 5a#3s sEl Ms8& #S 5H @89fkA
Bra z;aapla ;'l "A wziecie i udllIzziigaa-
u ~, Y n wsy 4 pl,rII,sit 4'1V1I c ;sz:s1'e { ioh
r I, y, . AL; All 41' Sic sI 81
turkot. P 4, 1, h ! iia al mrltyna,
sranela kareta. : kt6c'lrieli wy
skoezyI mi'iezczyzna Y sile
wieku. Borys, poznal Y hin. MIN
ksiecil Kasankowa. uchylil
czapki.
- Cszlowieku, co sic stale
: ksiezna - zawolal ksiaze.
Jest W tym donlu,
odrzekl Borys. ~wskazujac
reka IA mlyn. Zostala IRA
mona!
Jakzescie mogli ma to
pozwoliG?
- Me jest to nasza wilma
Ks'ezna PAM, rzuci}a sic sauna
W niebezPieczehstwo.
Ksiaze, ma chwile plzysta-
nal, a nastepnie rzek}:
N~iezreczne chiopy,jezeli
stan ksieznej aiebezpieczny
= umrzecie pod knutami!
Pc tych slowach, vpaal do
chaty.
kadna podzieka, mruk-
nal mlynarz, narazallsmy
wlasne zycie, a ty mas cheese
h,t,mi nklaGafI
Ksiazc tymcSasem, otwo~
rzyl drzwi, i znalazl sic PREY
lozu ksie3nej Zofi, kt6ra Q
lyle juz przysz}a do siebie, re
moeia mu opowjedziet, Q
wypadkach roieglej nocy.
Pc krotkiel mar: die 2
siostla, ksia&e odjechal wsaz
z siostra do Wasilogrodu i
zawezwaf doktora, ably opar
trzyl rane. Okaza}o sic, ie rama
ME byla ciezka, ksiezna
wnet powr6ci}a do zdrowia.
Petronow znikna} bee wiescj
a dopiero po dlugiem szu-
kaniu, znaleziono zwloki W
leslie, kt6re rozpoznano jake
zwloki ksiecia Petronow, ME
tylko po sukniach, lecz i
kosztownosciach W Mich pozo-
stalych.
.Przypuszczano ogolnie, ze
ksiaze padl oaara wilk6w,
kttre sic W leslie W wielkich
stadach znajdowa}y,
Ksiezna ?etronow udala
ogromny zal po TAX dotkliwej
stracie, a chcac go lepie]
jeszcze upozorowat. wypra-
villa wspanialy pogrzeb.
lCi4g dalszy nasszpi.}
znnTcvwn = gr75,A /, Tr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

s aaSssiH s tssBsssss 5sSs III
-
Hrs 'ilnl eh5o 'snrr'i a5Sto ssiysza lam
5s.=-:- l|'93z IS /
---.s5l l5ak Jest, 3 4 PrrzeedI
,hN s
! Dia czego 5.5s.
iva tyslace ruol'! SEN
tch Pros'ta! oi yys
am to!
- hslezna tu! oapar1a.
d est Postrzelona, o rlc:lee
2 Przynlosf ma pol zyWa 40
1omu.
~ Fonuro sPoglaaafa Przea
staruszka.
- hslezna fetfo s "
nolm domu? - zapytafa do
oitnfel.
lax, Jest dolne]
'tancy1, odPowleoz'a'a IA
:.nkka, m ! drze GAIA ma sama
nysl, re ojclec moe sic do
nyslee, 2e hrablna u COY
ne ukrywa.
~ Me, n'gdy! = z%akl'nai'
'le stare. = AAch, kfasanka
Y molm domu, a syn moi
jej us}ugach! 4.
- DaJ temu t,raz poko]
mako, pros'ia katlnka.
Myslmy raeze) ]ak rato-
vac h'a5lnz! = Czy sfyszysz
dotosne glossy: Ach,
c sis dziejt? - Ratub o
'atuj, roatk,!
U do}u daily sic siyszec
slime glossy, wkr6tce potem
'krzypne]y drzwi.
w minute slychat by}o
kroki po schodach.
Kat'nka wylek1a sic
vielce.
O Boze! ;eta}a,
mi juz nadchodza! = @
mako. ratuj, ratu,! !
Nero pozna} r6wni1z cos
DO podnlos} glove !
'wr6ca sic kL drzwlom,
oczynajac warczet.
Mako BoaSa, biada'a
rzucajac pe}en
'tosci wzrok ma mr. % ne
Ia toruszy'a sic, ]akby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

4#s$SSsgSass ssa 99sssSsssaMs #S8 baM# sssS8 sa ri SSaS@SN#Ns $#SgEss
Nam ~. gose 81 eIagna \
|dil;altletjj B l3s'1lys'.Il ! 11I5I
AZ nam rowniez! -5
odpaarl;a salni;ary,a Il zimno.
HI; ze .z:,l|t' ,1rlie,lnjte I a. i. sz'poasIiald lz,|s.
Borys IA make, kt6ra w
dawala m y. sic dzisiaj bar
do ostra,
! Nastala chwila milczenla
po clla;zs k 81 o i5,l l,''lj sic
#obserwowali.
W kohcu zapytala Sa-
marya: - kt6z Jest gosciem
mano evna
Ksie1na Petronow.
rzekl Borys.
TAX = Goblet, nrzvszia.
Nd ND; dach7 zanvta}a
49,, , oc1,. "a; uniewem
|zah}vs}v.
W teize chwili Borvs czu}
sic nieco zanienokoiony,
straszna. surowa twarz matki
przestrasza}a 90, ale 90 chwi.
III rzekl. -ksiezna lest rama,
orzvo;os}em "a do domu
nr, wiz bez zmps}6w inotrze-
h,,;e n. ME; snokoiu ! onieki
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e,,ro,uezv wvra twarzv .natki.
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nod,1 ;aeooze Kat;nka
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Iani glosniiejsszeeggo o 'll'll 7 CIV;
lad1;a chwila MONA b,yIo c ,,t
1k l<a, "a zas,pu,t'ikii,;a.n',ii,e:.. 5I1i
LLecz wnet odszedl ow
cllowiek ode drzwii. ..Es.
Katinka czula sic swoob,oed--
nielsza. Ma ehwile nieszc:ze
scie %przeminelo.
Ale natarczywiej niz pred
tenn zaklinala Katinka babeie,
l=ss~sTf @$% #.+-@-%-"- sH-.as Ert~snF M~-a& -=rF@E
by myslec Q srodku ratunku;
(jakby hrabine, jej dziecko
PISA ztad ~wyprowadzit.
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Iczyta sranouczo:
Idz dziecko ! przypro-
wadz OLGA, Borvsa! Music
Z MIN movie!
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tala przestraszona dziewczyna.
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posaukam.
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