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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
THAWING BY ELECTRICITY.
The New Method of Dealing With Frozen
Water Pipes.

Profs Wood and jackson, of the uni
versity of Wisconsin, the discoveries of
the process of thawing out frozen water
pipes by electricity, have issued pub.
lie statement saying that they wish to
place no restrictions on the process, but
dedicate it to the public. The new pro-
cess has already been put in use success
fully in a number of cities of the North
west, and will no doubt be used in Man
kato hereafter. In view of the practi-
cal Importance of the process, we
give our readers an account of the first
notable experiment, made at Water
town, Wis. OF this Prof Wood says:
Assertion of street main 800 feet long
between two hydrants was frozen Wa
ter flowed from one of the hydrants.
but not drop could be obtained from
the other. A computation of the re-
sistance of the pipe showed that VOL
age of 100 would be required to force
sufficient current through the pipe to
remove the ice. Two 25-kilowatt trans
formers were connected in parallel and
the secondaries joined to the two hy-
drants by very heavy insulated copper
wire The primaries were fed with a
f,OOO-volt alternating current. No wa
ter resistance was found necessary for
with the secondary short circuited di
rectly through the pipe the ammeter
showed that the primary was taking
but thirty-five amperes Since but $50
amperes were flowing through the main,
current not much heavier than we
have been using for thawing service
pipes, considerable time was required
to effect the thaw In about two hours,
however, the water commenced to run,
and in ten minutes more the ihydrant
was spouting water half way across the
street. A voltage of 200 in the secon-
dairy would not have been too much in
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
FEDERAL JURORS.
Grand and Petit Lists for the Term at
MankatO.


The following is the list of men sum-
moned to serve as federal jurors for the
term of the United States courts which
will open in Mankato, March %:
Petit Jury-David Sparrow, Rices,
Michael Kennedy, Beardsley; Joseph
Matz st. Paul; f w Wadsworth,
Minneapolis; j EmilP Peterson, Manka-
to; A Borneman, st. Peter; E Ford,
Preston; George H Cunningham, Stur-
geon Lake; Olavus Reed, Springfield;
Ezra Fifeld, Preston; Samuel Magow,
Morris; Thomas Alton, Alexandria;
Thomas L Corbett, Detroit; Peter Peter
son, Glenwood: V McGetrick, Red
wood Falls; H B Inmdahl, Warren; G
H French, Sank Rapids; w E Madison,
Worthington; ] E Dayton, Gaylord; w
A Hammond, Wells; Fred w Flanders,
Warren; w L Hunt, Audubon; Nick
Weyler, st. Paul; John Gill,gan
Adams. A Geese, Aitkin; j P McQuil-
Ian, Aitkin; James Heating, Wabasha;
c c Blackwood, Hastings; Michael
Lux, ST Paul; J B WEIGH, Donnelly;
Alfred Martin, Madelia; Edwin M
Connor, Minneapolis! Patrick II Gro
gan, Grogan; John Dresser. New
Auburn: G L Bassett Clayton; II P
Woods, Sank Rapids; G. H. Barry.
Minneapolis; J G Fowler, Mankato; j
- G DePoe, Olivia; Fred A Hodge, Pine
City; Richard Hazard, st Paul; Will
liam Schwartz, Amboy; Freeman
Keene. Duluth; H A,ISharrocks, Stacy;
William Gilbert, Buffalo; Frank Pat
terson, Sanborn; A R!Williams, Leroy;
] A Eberhard, Mound Prairie; James
L Fitch, North Branch; OS Houlke,
Mortified. ..-. ........
Grand Jury-Charles A Pierce, Du-
luth; John Evans, Caledonia; F G
Lyons, Madison Lake. John Kelly,
Beaver Falls; John Roman, Worthing-
ton; ] F Sullivan, Saltwater; A G An
derson, Carver; w Lyman, ST.,
Mortified; Frank Morris, Mantorville;
John Fitzgerald, st. Paul; Owen Beard,
Delavan; Thomas F Slevin, st. Paul;
Charles Sievert, Wells; Robert S Prit-
chard, Mankato. E Westlake, ST.
Paul; Charles T Dinner, Argyle; j R
Simser, Blue Earth City; August Witt
sach, Cologne, P P Veins, South st
Paul; E O Barnard, Northfeld; John ]
Healy, Steele Center; Frank Wieder-
hold, Miesville; Frank W. Cray, Belle
River
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
MOTHERS
FRIEND

Is the one and the only preparation
that is safe to use. 1t is liniment
that penetrates from the outside.
External applications are eternally
right. Internal medicines are radi-
cally wrong. They are more than
humbugs-they endanger life.
Mothers Friend helps the muscles
to relax and expand naturally-re-
lieves morning sickness-removes
the cause of nervousness and head
ache prevents hard and rising
breasts-shortens labor and lessons
the pains-and helps the patient to
rapid recovery.
From a letter by Shreveport, La,
woman: 81 have been using your
wonderful remedy, Mothers Friend,
for the last two months, and lind 1t
just as recommended.
Druggists sell 1t at 81 per bottle.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co.
ATLANTA, GA.
Send for our free illustrated book,
"Befere Baby is Born"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD.

B D Pay has received a letter from
Los Angeles, Cal, containing informa-
ton of the death of Mrs. DR. Jones,
who died recently in the hospital at Los
Angeles, Mrs, Jones formerly resided
in this city, Her husband died here,
and afterwards she went to England,
then came back to Minneapolis and fin
ally went to Los Angeles. She left
Mankato about ten years ago, and will
be remembered by many of the older
residents. ..~
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10

this case, but it could not be had with
the appliances at hand Prof. jackson,
who has computed that 800 amperes
should thaw six inch pip, in about
half an hour. A smaller current ap-
Piled for a-longer time accomplished
the desired result but it would scarcely
pay to work with much less than $50
amperes in the case of a pipe of this
size.
The great demand for information on
the subject has led President Adams to
issue circular offering the free services
OF competent engineering students to
assist throughout the state in the work
OF opening up mains and already num-
Der are out. In Madison about a dozen
pipes a day are thawed out. President
Adams circular is as follows:
In view of the great inconvenience
experienced by people in many portions
OF this state from the freezing of water
p1pes, 1T Is thought that the following
| othclal information may be of service
The method of thawing frozen pipes in
vented or devised at this university has
been shown by experience to be gener-
ally efhcac Gus The university desires
that this method should be of the larg
est possible service to the people of the
state The process, when it is properly
used, Is entirely safe and expeditions
| and permits the thawing to be accom-
pllshed without In any way disturbing
the streets or lawns 1t is necessary
that localities availing themselves of
this offer shall have proper sources of
power. If it is preferred, competent
| instructor will be sent from the college
of engineering TO instruct in the opera
| ton of the method; this offer being sub
Ject of course, to the limitations of our
force.
The source Of electric power which is
| required in thawing service pipes should
be capable of producing 800 amperes of
electric current with pressure of from
90 to 60 volts This power may be oh
tanned by means of an alternating cur
rent transformer connected with cleo.
trio light lines or any other similar
source. Whenever several pipes in a
city are frozen, we advise that the wa
ter works and electric light companies
be asked to join in the effort to tacili-
tate the work Of thawirg. In Madison
the cost of thawiDg service pipes is ordi
narily between b and $40 per pipe AL
though up to the present time exper.
fence has been chiefly confined to service
pipes, the method is applicable to street
mains in case sufficient power is obtain
able. 1t has been computed that seven
ty five horse power is requisite to thaw
out within thirty minutes frozen main
six inches in diameter for distance of
100 feet For longer distance CORES
ponding power would be required. 1t
is ordinarily found that the time requir-
ed for thawing any length of pipe less
than 200 feet does not exceed half an
hour after the electricity is applied
For assistance from the university no
other charge will be made than the cost
of transportation, subsistence and lodg
ing.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
ANNUAL MEETING.
Library Board Elects Officers fol
Next Year

The annual meeting of the library
board was held Tuesday afternoon, and
DR.. NJ. B. Wood was elected president.
w. D. Willard vice president, and J. G.
Thro secretary.
The annual report of the librarian,
Miss Minnie McGraw, was read. II
shows a large increase in the use of
books and in the number of people
patronizing the library
The terms of Gen, Pope, L. A. Lin
der and Dr. ]. A. Hielscher will expire
next month, and the mayor will have
the appointment of their successors
John &. Noe has been named for Gen
Popes unexpired term, and will doubt
less be le appointed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
RESOLUTIONS
Of Coincidence Adopted by Blue Ear h
Camp No. 100, M. w. of A.

WHEREAS, Blue Earth Camp No. 730
Modern " oodmen of America has been
visited by that grim messenger, Death,
which has removed from among us a
true and loyal neighbour. in the person
of w. l. PINCH, who was in life kind
and generous and trusted friend to
the order, and as a parent he was kind
and indulgent and ever mindful to make
provisions for those dependent upon
him, and
WHEREAS, The aff1iction was made
doubly heavy TO the three little children
by the irreparable loss of their mother
also thereby being left among us
orphans, in the fullest sense of the word
Therefore be it
Resolved, That we, as members of
this camp, extend to those bereft
children and relatives, our heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence. And be it
Resolved, That this camp guarantee
to these three orphan children our ever
watchful care and protection; and be it
Resolved, That the charter of the
camp be draped in memory of this sad
event for the period of sixty days; and
further be it
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be sent the children, that they
be given to the two daily papers for pub
LEGATION, and that they be spread upon
the records of the camp.
Judge Shissler Wednesday afternoon
united VIM. W. Clemens and Ida Lieske,
both of Madison Lake, in marriage.
John Davis, of Cambria, was in the
city Tuesday, and received his money
for the right-of,way of the Mankato &
New Ulm railroad across his ten acre
farms
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
INDIAN LAKE.

Indian Lake, March S-Joe Kern is
hauling wood for Mr. Donahoe,
Mr.. Donahoe, who was injured in a
runaway last summer, is recovering the
use of his leg, but his hand gives him
some trouble yet
James Watts is on the sick list
1t is reported that Len Fon Fosters
children are sick with the measles.
Mrs Earl Palmer, of Fairmont who
has been visiting her parents week
has returned home.
Pete Austen is helping Mr.. Garberg
cut wood.
Adelbert Veigel has been hauling
stone for the culvert near the Whit
taker switch.
Mr. Beeler, the Sunday school mis-
sionary, visited the Sunday school
Sunday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kid
der, March Z, son. All are doing
well.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
Be Careful

No woman can be too careful Of
her condition during the period be-
fore her little ones are born. Neglect
or improper treatment then endan-
gers her life and that of the child. 1t
lies with her whether SHE shall suffer
unnecessarily, or whether the ordeal
shall be made comparatively easy.
She had better do nothing than do
something wrong.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10

) AROUND THE COUNTY. 5
~~~~NA
GARDEN CITY.


Garden City, March IA temperance
lecture, under the auspices of Bixby
Camp of M. w. A. will be delivered by
Prof E. w. Parker at Woodman hall
Sunday evening, March 18th. A special
invitation is given all organizations in
terested in the great cause of temper
ance.
Mrs. John Stevens, Ada Jacobs Liz
zie Dnffield and Mrs Frank Fairchilds
were Mankato visitors Tuesday.
Ella Buckles is home from her school
near Good Thunder for a vacation.
Prof Chas. Sandberg was in Mankato
Saturday.
Will Thompson, of Amboy, was a
visitor in town Saturday.
The Bethany Reading circle meets
with Miss Myrtle Oliver Saturday
Mrs. A NJ Kendall has been quite
sick with the grip.
Early Sunday morning Mr. Van
Syckels' house burned. and all it's con-
tents. Mr.. Van Syckel is in Wisconsin.
Earl Mills ana Monte Piper spent Sun
day at home.
While working in the woods last
Thursday. Berley Rush had the mis-
fortune to break his leg above the ankle
Gaylord Lamb, of Mankato, was in
town last week
Rose Wilson returned from Iowa,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Norton returned
from Wisconsin Saturday.
Mr. Blanchard and family have moved
to Lake Crystal.
Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Clough were in
Vernon Friday.
Matte Rolands, of Lake Crystal, is
visiting in town
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shaver, a
girl
Mrs. Ida Terry is visiting in Wells.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt
gratitude to the many kind friends and
neighbors for their sympathy and as
sistance in the death of our beloved
husband and father. /, ...... .. s..
IDA BURRILL AND FAMILY. e.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10

Mrs Holmgren's father who broke
some OF his ribs sometime ago is i'm
proving, ''' 81 '.''',
Remember the election next Tuesday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
Notice.

' March 8, 1890.
L hereby give notice that l have
given my son Roscoe his time. and I
will pay no debts contracted by him,
GEO ~. CONKL.fNG.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
Farm for Sale.

Eighty acres in Sec. 35.. Lime town.
with all improvements, for sale, In
quire at Stahl House. ..,4 .......-...,,.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
A NEW TRIAL.
Christian JOhnson's Verdict Against the
Omaha Road Set Aside.

Judge Severance has granted new
trial in the case of Christian johnson
against the Omaha road. The jury re
turned a verdict against the road for
81, 500, and the road asked to have the
verdict set aside and judgment render
ed for the defendant, or else that new
trial be granted on the ground that the
verdict was not supported by the evil
dence and because of errors of law dur
ing the trial.
In granting the new trial, Judge Sew
erance accompanies his decision with a
memorandum in which he takes occa-
sion to observe that the jury evidently
thought that the evidence did not war
rant verdict for the plaintiff, as it
only awarded 81, 500 for the cutting off
of boys foot perhaps thinking that
the foot would soon grow on again
Judge Severance has granted the
motion of Attorneys Somerville and
Randall to vacate judgment in the
Chadbourne cases.
A petition for the condemnation of
the right of way for the Omaha's
branch line from Madelia to Fairmont
has been filed at St. James.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10

fresh packets of garden seeds postpaid for
41cts-no better seeds sold at any PRICE Ihls
colectioncannot be broken or any variation ssade;
II. n. Roberts Supply House, minneapolis, Tlinn'
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10

kA4d HJal
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22

|jednak prawdziwe. Cierpienie spofecsne ME sna vie
ku. Niedawno temu ~czyaesmy ME widsieli procesu
pewnego Dumollard, sieroty, kt6ry sostal bandyts
kt6ry cd pistego roku sycia, jak powiadajs ofcjalne
~dokumenta, bsdsc sam ma swiecie ,~pracowal ma fycie
j kradp.
Posyiano Cozette "a sprawunkami, kazano jej "a.
miatac pokoje, dsiedziniee, ulics, myG nacsynia stofo.
we, nawet nosiG ciezary. Thenardier'o wie uwaaali sic
W prawie tax postspowac, tembardsiej Re matka, kt6
"a zawsze jeszcze byia W M. mad M, saczela lie pla
icic. Dluzns i'm byia jus IA kiika miesiscy.
Gdyby ia matka wr6cila do Montfermeil W ko6.
leu trzech lat, ME byfaby wcale posnafa swego dziecie
cha. Cosetta. tax swiesa i i.dna 2. prsybyeiem swo
|iem do domu, byia teraz chuda i blada. w ruchach
|jej byf jakis niepok6j.- Skryta! m6wili Thenar
|dierowie. Responsibilities ~uczynila ia kl6tliwa a
nsdza zrobila brzydka. Pozostaly jei tylko piskne o.
csy, ma kt6re smutno bylo patrzec, DO przez to Same,
te byly tax wielkie, wisksza W mich ilosc smutku by.
10 widat. SERGE sic rozdzierafo ma widok tego biedne.
go dsieciscia, niemajacego jeszcze lat ~szesciu, jak tree.
sac sic pod staremi lachmanami podziurawionego pf6.
|cienka, ,zamiatalo ulice zima, przededniem, ~trzymajac
W swych malych, czerwonych rsczkach ogromna miot
fs i majac Icy W wielkich oczach. Mieszka6cy wsi ma.
sywali js Skowronkiem. Lud, kt6ry lubi przenosnie,
obdarsyf to nazwa to mala istotks, ME wiekszs cd pta-
ka, drzaca, przestrassona, trzesaca sic, kt6ra W domu
i we wsi pierwsza budzila sic CO rama, kt6fa sawsze
Prsec switem spotkat nozna bylo ma ulicy lub W pc.
Tylko Re biedny Skowronek nigdy ME spiewal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
III.
Madeleine.

Byf to czlowiek majscy koio piscdziesieciu lat;
W twarzy miai TAXI wyraz, j~akgdyby go zajmowala
~wyiscznie mys jakas; przytem byi bardso dobry. Oto
D1iski szybkim p~ostepcm przemysiu, tax szczss
.liwie ma lima drogs wprowadzonego, M. mad NJ. stale
sic punktem snacsnych interes6w. Hiszpania, kt6ra
zuzywa wiele dzetu czarnego, corocznie robifa tam o.
|gromne zam6wienia. w handful tym M. mad M, wsp6l-
|~ubiegalo sic prawie o lepsze, z Londynem i Berlinem.
Dochody OLGA Madeleine byiy tax wielkie, ze W dru
GIN juz roku m6gl wybudowac ogromns fabryks, W
kt6rej miescly sic dwie Obscene pracownie, jedna Ola
msaczyzn, druga Ola kobiet. Kto tylko byf giodny,
m6gi udac sic tam j bye pewnym, ae znajdsie ~zajecie
j chleb. Ojciec Madeleine wymaga} cd me2czyzn o.
|choty do piracy, cd kobiet csystych obyczaj6w, cd
wszystkich uczciwosci. Rozdzielif pracownie dlatego,
seby rozdsielic plcie Aeby kobiety dziewczets mo.
gly poEostac c%notliwemi. Pod tym wzgledem byl ME
|ugiety. Pod lynn jednym ME znaf tolerancji. Suro.
wosc ia jednak byia dosyc usasaduiona, tembardziej
ae M. mad M, jake miasto garnisonowe, obftowaio W
|czssts sposobnosc do sepsucia. Zreszts prsybycie je
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22

Thenardier, jeaeli mu wierzyt, byi niegdys col.
niersem; sierzantem, jak powiadaf; prawdopodobnie
odbyf 1915 +. !, jak sic zdaje, ~sprawowal sic walecz
snajdujsey ss mad sly nfiisam M. by, slu.js do / jsdn ses'a |.
|jego csyn6w wojennych. Wymalowal 90 sam, DO
wszystko umial robic pc trosze, ale lie.
Byia to epoka, W ktorej staroaytny romans kla
sycsny. naprz6d jake Clelia, q potem ius tylko jake
ny, z~essedlssy z panny Scuderi ma panis Bournon Ma
larme i z PAM de Lafayette ma pania Bathelemy Ha.
dot, rozpromienial csufe serca odzwiernych Paryza, q
nawet pustoszyi jego okolice. PAM Thenardier by
Ia W sam rae lyle inteligentna, by mogla czytae taxi
troche m6sgu, kt6ry posiadala; to jej nadawalo dop6-
ki byla mlods, q nawet troche p6zaiej, rodsaj posta.
wy samyslonej wobec meta, hultsja obdarzonego
pewna przenikliwoscia, urwisa uczonego, z wyjstkiem
gramatyki, nieokrzesanego, a jednocseanie sprytnego,
Lebrun'a we uwszystkiem CO sic tyczy pici", jak 20
wiadal W swym sargonie, byl glupcem supeinym. 10.
ma byla mlodsza cd niego o lat dwanascie lub pietnas
Gle; poaniej, kiedy wfosy romantycsnie Placssce Ia
|cssfy siwiee, kiedy z pod Pameli ukazala sic Megiera,
Thenardier byla jus tylko gruba, zhosliwa kobieta
kt6ra n~aczytafa sic gfupich romansow. A nigdy bee.
karnie ME czyta sic glupstw. To tea starsza jj c6rka
nasywaha sic Eponina; CO do ~mlodszei. o malo bic.
kas pomyslna dywersja %sprawiona romansem Ducray.
Duminira dostaia tylko imis Aselmy.
Zreszta, powiedzmy mimochodem, ME wszystko
Jest smieszne i sztuczne W tel epoce, do kt6rej robimy
|tutaj przym6wke, a kt6rs moznaby nazwac anarchia
Union chrzestnych. Obok pierwiastku romantyczne.
Nierzadko dzisiaj spotkac mona pastoral woi6w, 20
wiacego sic Arturem, Alfredem lub Alfonsem, i vice
hrabiego = jezeli 50 jeszcze wicehrabiowie nosza.
cego imie Tomasza, Piotra lub Jak6ba. Tia zamiana
Union, nwykwintne" ola plebejusza, a wiesniacze ola
arystokraty,j Jest niczem wiscei jeno WREN r6wnosci
Niepokonana sta nowego powiewu przenika wszsdzie
Pod ia pozorna sprzecznoscia ukrywa sic fakt wielki j
|d~oniosfy: Rswolucja francuzka.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-22
KSlEiA v.
Staczanie sic.
Historic postepu W wyrobach czarnych re skkfa.

Historic postepu W ~wyrobach czarnych re skkfa.
Tymczasem ca sic dziafo z ia matks, kt6ra, jak
ssdzili mieszka6cy M~ontfermeil, opuscila swe dziecisa
Gdzie ona byia? CO robiia2
szha dalej ~przybyfa do NJ mad M. Bylo to, jak prey.
pominamy sobie, W 1918. Fantina ~opuscila swe 70.
|dzinne strony pred dziesieciu laty. Powierzchownosc
NJ. mad M. zmienila sic. Podczas kiedy Fantina wpa.
10 sic coraz lepiej. Prawie ma diva lata przedtem do
kona3 sic W MEM jeden z owych przemystowYch fax
tow, kt6re zaliczaja sic do wielkich wypadk6w ma
fych okolic. Szczegd to waany ssdzimy, &c naleay
pom6wiG o tenn obszerniej, moze nawet zaznaczyc ten
|fakt.
lem W M. mad M. bylo nasladowanie daetow angiel
skich i czarnych wyrob6w szklannych niemieckich.
Przemysl ten zawsze ze szedf, a to ola wysokiej ceny
surowego materjalu, CO oddzialywalo ma robots. w
chana zmiana zaszla W tel produkcji nczarnych wyro-
bow. Pod koniec 1915 r. jakis czlowiek nieznany
|przybyl do miasta i W MEM sic osiedlil; po niejakim
czasie powziaf mya u5ycia do tel fabrykacji gumy la.
nosci zamiast lutowanej blachy, blachy o ko6cach zbli
|zonych tylko. Malutka ia zmiana r6wnafa sic rewo-
lucji w istocie, malutka ia zmiana o~gromnie zmniej
szyfa Gene surowego materjalu, CO pozwolilo najprz6d
podniese Gene piracy, dobrodziejstwo Ola okoicy, pc.
wt6re ulepszyc wyrob, korzyse Ola spoaywcy, potrze
Gle sprzedawae t%aniej, potrajajsc przytem doeh6d,
Izysk przemyslowca. A zatem ma jedna mysl trey re
~zultaty. w niespelna trey lata tw6rca tego ~procederu
zostaf bogatym, CO jest dobrze, i wzbogacil wszystkich
dokoia siebie, CO jeszc1e lepiej. Byl on obcym W tel
~okolicy: o pochodzeniu jego mic ME wiedziano; o po.
%przednich latach aycia bardzo malo. Powiadano, ze
przybyl do miasta 2 bardzo mals kwota p~ienisans;
kilkaset frank6w ~najwyaej. lynn to szcsupfym kapi
talem, oddanym ma usytek szczssliwego pomyslu, PREY
~porzadku rozumie, dorobil sic maiatku dla siebie
sprowadzil dobrobyt ma Gala okolice. Ia przybyciem
lswojem do NJ. mad M. miaf ubranie, rugby j jezyk 70.
botnika.
Podobno tegos dnia, kiedy nieznany nikomu
wchodza do miasteczka NJ. mad M, W wiecz6r grudnio
wy, z tlomoczkiem ma plecach i kijem cierniowym W
rsku, wielki pozar wybuchl W domu gminnym. Me
anatomy rzucil sic W ogieh i z MISREPRESENTATION
wlasnego aycia uratowal dwoje dzieci; byly to dzieci
~kapitana aandarmerji. Pc tym wypadku ME przyszlo
nixon ma mysl zapytac go o passport. W6wczas to
sic o jego imieniu. Nazywaf sic ojciec
Madeleine.