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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
shot While Turkey Hunting

Mr.. John Bryan. a worthy citizen Of
the Onville neighborhood, in Stafford
county, was accidently shot few DAYS
ago, by Mr. Willie Goodwin, of the
same neighborhood. When the accident
occurred they were both out hunting
wild turkeys. very large gang having
been frequently seen in that vicinity
recently. DR.. H. Stone was called in
and after a careful examination stated
that the wounds we're not serions.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
SPOTSYLYANIA.
Items From the wilderness.

Correspondence of The Free LanceD
Wilderness. Va, oct. Is, 1899
The farmers are quite busy seeding
wheat. Most of them are behind hand,
there being only two-Mr. Richard
Webb and Mr.. S + Adams-in this
section who have finished seeding.
There was marriage in this neiehbor
hood last Wednesday, the llth. The con-
tracing parties we're Miss Laura Alex
ander. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs David
Dempsey. and Mr. l.. b Chewing, pros
porous farmer Of Spotsylvania. The
ceremony took place at home.
The parlor was artistry decorated,
aud promptly at eight o'clock the
bridal party entered As follows: Mr.
Drury Childress with Miss Grace
Chewing Mr. Fred Webb with Miss
Oallie Dempsey Mr.. David Bsame
with Miss Carrie Dempsey Mr. Stan
ley Dempsey with Miss Mamie Brame !;
Mr.. Leevant Chewning with Miss
Bette Dempsey Mr. Silas Perry with
Miss Lee Dempsey. Then came the
bride. handsomely attired in blue cloth
trimmed with white silk, leaning on
the arm OF the groom.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. f. II James, pastor Of the bride
The bride carried a bouquet Of white
roses the bridesmaids were dressed in
white and carried pink roses and ferns
After the ceremony sumptuous
supper was served The presents were
numerous, handsome and valuable
We wish for them a long life Of mar
ried bliss. Snipe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
The Richmond and Tiaewater Railroad

The Richmond ana Il1eWateI halIIOao.
1t is announced from Richmond
that a snificiency Of capital stock Of
the Richmond and TidewAter Rlilr ad
Company has been subscribed for to as
sure the building Of the road A meet
ing Of the stockholders has been cal
led for November ? IL will be held in
Richmond. and is for the purpose Of
organization An engineer corps will
be put in the field within week A
line will be run from Richmond
through the counties Of Henrico, Han
over, King william. King and Queen
New Kent Essex and Middlesex. T.
some point in Gloucester county on
deep water, possibly Gloucester Point,
and also to deep water terminus in
Mathews county.
The road will certainly be built, -
says Maj Miles NJ Martin. one of the
chief projectors Of the enterprise "The
money needed can be had. That is the
chief matter TO be considered when you
20 to build railroad We have got q
large amount and we can get the bal
ance as it is needed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
Death of Mrs. M. E. McMurran

Orange. Va, Oct. 17.-Mrs. Nd. n
McMurrau, wife of DR. f. M McMur-
ran, died this afternoon of paralysis,
aged about 90 years Deceased was a
daughter of the late A Thompson, q
former prominent merchant of Orange,
and was highly esteemed lady. She
had been partially paralyzed for IS
months, but WAS taken much worse last
Thursday A husband and one daugh-
ter suryiye her.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19

Rev. william E Evans, Of Column
bia, s. @, will, it is believed, be cal
led to the pastorste Of ST. Paul's Epis'
cppal Chuch. Richmond, Virginia.
irf the place Of DR.. Hartley Carmichael
Mr.. Evans was for many years men,
Der Of the Virginia Methodist Confer
euce, and was at one time pastor Oh
Park Place Church Of Richmond.
Tn 1888 he left the Methodist Church
and entered the Episcopal ministry.
Hs took church in Alabama and
from there went to Columbia Mr..
Evans is considered one Of the most
eloquent Episcopal ministers in the
South.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
All the Candidates at Stafford Court.

The gathering at Stafford Court
House yesterday was larger than the
usual court day crowd. All the candidates
for the Legislature were in attendance
as follows: Henry T. Garnett. of King
George, Democratic nominee; Thos,
W. Franklin, Of Stafford, Independent ;
W K Grigsby and Joseph Oawood, of
King George, Independents.
Congressman John f. Rixey and
Hon. 4 E Meredith were also present.
Full report in oar next Issue.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
TN THF CLERKS OFFICE q FREDER-
l ICKSBURG CIRCUIT COURT, VA.

l. lIhcDJ NJ NihNNAA NNSHAf 80
Jane C. Jackson, Executrix of Joseph 8.
Jackson,
Versus
T. Harris. Sheriff, administrator d. b. n
G. a. and d., Laura Thornton ana hsnay "
Thornton. Mary Elizabeth and John u, Eng
lIsh, heirs Of Thomas G. Beazley ana hary
Ann Penny; or, If she Is dead, tnen ner nelrsa,
names. number, ages and sex unknown ana
James' Charles Ovander. and perhaps otners,
the heirs of Charles l.. Beazley, unkno"n 70
oomplainant and Marthy Ann beazley' Anu
others. believed 70 be four or more, out
o Oeues nnmber. SC, unknown, the heirs OF
iohn e. Beazley, and John II. Mitchell ana
Agnes Mitchell, and. perhaps, others, IN
known. the heirs OF Angelina beazieyb VINO
married John Mitchell; snd the heirs OF susan
I Alsop. unknown; aud the heirs OF ferdi-
nand Beazley. number. names, ages, sex, &C.,
Unknown. but believed 70 be son and
daughter 10 Missouri; snd Agnes w. morton'
who was Agnes w. Beazley, and 4. +. lay
ton: and Victoria NEE Jones' and ;. a. Fair
lamb. her husband and sister OF Victoria.
name unknown, and others. All named, ex-
cept first aud last three. being the heirs and
In Chancery-0n Amended Bill In suits OF
Beazley VS.. Beazley. and Jackson vs.. Beazley.
The objects of these suits is for settlement
of testator's estate. sale of realty. payment
of debts distribution OF residue, OF oI'isioh
And il appearing by affidavit that all OF
above named and described parties, oeIen-
dants. are non residents OF TINS sIate' lex9ept
first they are ordered, on plaintin's motion.
10 appear 10 these suits after due publication
and hosting OF this order within the time
fixed by law, and look 70 their respective
rights, ,.., a.. ,so
TENDER, 1873.
JAMES P. coR5IN,
]. L. POWELL. p.q.
seps2 wlw
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
HEADQUARTERS for Building Materials.

keep all kinds Of North Carolina and Nlr-
ginia Lumber. dressed and uudrCssed, shin
yes, IAtns. sash. Doors AMI Blinds, Lime,
Crinent, Calcinc Plas.-r. flasterlng halr.
Buuding ami Paving Brick. Tin anu iron
RlOnny Cut and " ire Nails. all kinds Ready
Mtnud Paints and Dry Paint, Llnsccd Oh,
Turpentine, Dryer Narnish ami Lewis White
Lead, Paint Brushes OF all kinds, window
Glass ana Putty, Farm Wagons, Road carts
M Hrygics (. ID. COLE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
Mr.. O NJ. Moncure and Miss Fanni

Mr.. o NJ. Moncure and Miss Fannie
Orange were married in Washington on
Monday, after which they returned to
their home in Richmond The bride lie
the granddaughter Of Sergeant W. J.
Orange, Of the Third Police District.
Richmond The groom is an employee
Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19

Negotiations are in progress between
the Governments of the United States,
Great Britain and Germany for per-
manent settlement of the Samoan ques'
ton. Germany is understood to advo'
cate the PARTITION Of the islands among
the three powers interested.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
Entered at the Postoffioe at Frederioks.
burg, Va, as second. GLASS matter
Richmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.

Schec ale in effect October oh. 1899
TRAINS LEAVE FREDERlCkSBr kG
Leave Nortnwsrd.
5l2 A. NJ. daily.
9l6A. NJ. Daily except Sunday, local, TO
QuanticO only.
lois A. NJ. sundays only.
lL3S A. NJ daily except sunday.
i.51 L. NJ. daily except sunday. Does not
stop between Fredericksburg and Quantico.
US L. Nj. daily.
Leave Southwark.
6.}S a. NJ. daily. stops only at MILFORD
Ocew 'il and Ashland. week days. .uAAVs all
local stops Sundays.
las r. Nj. daily except sunday. MaScs all
local stops. ,.
ia 4. NJ. Daily except sunday. stops only
at Milford. boswell. Ashland and Glen Allen.
80 4. VI. DAi,y SLOPE only al Dos"cit ""o
Ashland.
B.44 4. VI. Daily makes all loca. stops.
Froderics sburk and kishmoud Aocomoda-
zion. Danny except sunday.
MRFes All loca. stops.
Leaves Frederic Ksburg at 60 A. NJ AT
FN.s Richmond - 4. Nj. Leaves hlchmoud
stPM NJ. Arrives Frederick suurg tJ /. VI.
" T. TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
x. + -. Myers. President.
u .. COX, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19

The plans for the three new battle
ships authorized at the last session Of
Congress will provide for the largest
aud most formidable vessels in the
navy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
A Card.

l take pleasure in announcing to my
friends and old customers that / am
now connected with the reliable, up-to-
date. business-like shoe firm Of Wallace
& 90 where l will be pleased to have
you call. Very respectfully.
p. NJ. Woodford.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
Executors Notice.
]. L. POWELL. p. q.
seps2 w4w

All persons having claims against tIe
estate of Charles Payne will present tnem 20
me properly authenticated Tor set.lemens,
and ali persons Indebted TO SAID esta'e WIZ
inaA' pay jams 4. PAYNE, Executor
oct,a.wtw Locust Grove, VI.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19

To The Voters Of stafford and
King George:
At the earnest solicitation OF the
voters of Stafford and King George L
hereby Announce myself an indepand-
ent Republican Candidate for the Leg
islature at the election on Tuesday,
November z, 1899. If elected l prom
Use to use my very best endeavors to
promote the welfare and interests OF
the people Of my state.
Respectfully,
Thomas w. Franklin,
oct. 20. 1899
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
The Grain Market.

The grain markets closed yesterday
as follows;
Ohicago-Wheat, Oct. 70H; May
7515; Dec. 72A Corn, Oct. 3l19
Oct oats, Az.
New York-Southern wheat, 20 to
n; Southern corn. 80 30 40.
Baltimore-S ,uthern wheat. 20 to 70 (;
Southern corn, 40 TO AN
Richmond-Wheat, So to "a; corn,
40 to 43
Alexandria-wheat, So to 70; corn.
40 to Al.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
LOCAL MARKETS

Wheat, e5 to 20; corn, 40 to 4S, meal 80
TO 100 per 100 poundsi oats, 20 90 20
fowls (live), 8 to e18; spring chickens,
70 Q cte. per Id. lard, 2
to 8; eggs, 10 to IS cts, butter utter
~ 70 20; hams, 10 to ~, Irish
potatoes DO IT, "A 10 to so; beef, 8 to 81 veal
{ TO AZ; Pork, 10 AZ hides
foreen) !, 8 to Z hides dry, s to 10 hides
green sailed. 2 to g.
SWool-Unwashed, 10 TO 20; washed,
% to %.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19

The only licensed Real Estate Agent in
fredericksburg, Va. 9S G street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-19
FARM FOR RENT !

100 acres, Good Dwelling,
Orchard with between 800 and
400 trees, Peaches and Apples.
Apply at once to
S. F. PULLIAM,
Parker's Va,
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE

Boston-Bert Seaboldt, a mining ex-
pert OF Salt Lake, was today refused
fused release on habeas corpns proc ed
ings brought to effect his release from
Jail. whence he was committed in de-
fault of $4,000 bail. He is defendent in
an action for $4,000 damages institut ID
by c. j. Wright of Boston, who claims
that he is entitled to commission on a
sale Of valuable gilsonite property in
Rio Blanco county, Colo.
Seaboldt Is the representative Of the
yners Of tho property and entered into
negotiations with Wright for the sale Of
the estate some time ago. Wright
spoke to r. H aud w. w. Coe OF Den
YER III regard to the property and sub
sequcntly the Goes, it is alleged, entert d
into an agreement with Seaboldt and
the estate was sold, Wright being left
out OF the deal.
r. H. Coe testified that Wright mis-
represented to him that he owned the
property and that no deal was made.
Seaboldt denies that he made any con-
tract with Wright. He is still in jail
Bert Seaboldt has spent considerable
time in Denver during the last six
months. On the occasion of his last vi it
here he was in conference with a re res
edtative of Joe Letter OF Chicago, who
was then figuring on the purchase Of the
very gilsonite properties mentioned in
the telegram. 1t was understood at
that time that Letters attempt to get
the properly had failed because he was
claimed to represent the various owners
OF the gilsonite fields next to the Utah
boundary. He is reputed to be worth
considerable money, being the owner OF
caluable placer bar in the Colorado
river Utah. A few months ago he was
in Denver to negotiate for the sale Of
this property to Denver syndicate.
The deal. however fell through. Mr..
Seaboldt is noted for his frank nature
aud those here who are acquainted with
him express surprise at his trouble in
Boston, They do not believe him cap
able of being dishonest. He is we'll edu-
Gated, having graduated number OF
years ago from Rensaeller college. He
has been in the West for fifteen years
and made his money by grubstaking a
miner in Southern Utah. His profess
ion is that OF mining engineer.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20
BRYAN AND M'LEAN.

Kansas City-Congressma Champ
Clark OF Missouri, who will go to Ken
lucky next week to stump the state for
Goebel., in an interview here today, pre-
dicted that Bryan and Mclean would
head the democratic ticket in 1900, il
Mclean wins out in the Ohio campaign
this fall.
Continuing to speak Of Mr.. Bryan,
Congressman Clark said he would sure
ly be elected.
"The sentiment with which that man
is regarded has become a religious fer
vor. l saw eomething at the Bland fun
eral that did not know had taken place
since the time of Jesus Christ" he con-
tinued earnestly. "Sam Cook and l
walked up the street behind Bryan and
if we saw one person reach out and
touch Bryan's clothes, we saw 500 do it.
To touch the hem Of his garment! To
talk about beating him! They might as
we'll talk OF a cart horse beating Zen
brock"
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20
WOLCOTT MAY BRING
CONVENTION TO DENVER.

Washington-The recent announce
ment that Hanna would call a meeting
of the national republican committee in
this city in December to name time
place for the next national convention
has awakened great il terest in the sub
ject.
Leading party men who have been
here within few days do not seem to
agree with the reported assertion by Col.
Dick that Chicago has the call. They
insist that Denver is going to give Chic
ago and all the other cities hard rub,
and number who have been investigat-
ing say that Wolcott commenced in
quiet way eighteen months ago to secure
pledges from committeeman in favor of
the Colorado metropolis.
He is credited also with having enlist
ed the support of many influential Rep
ublicans in all parts of tn, country and
it is claimed they have met with SO
much success that they will easily lead
all the other cities when the balloting
begins.
Wolcott and his friends urged that
not only is the climate Of Denver de-
lighttully cool in summer and hotel fac
ilities ample, but from standpoint OF
policy republicans ought to nominate
their next presidential candidate in
state which they claim can be swung
back into line, to say nothing OF the po-
litcal effects in adjoining states.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20
Election of Officers.

The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year.
Mrs. T. c. Hickman, president.
Mrs. r. Sanderson, vice president.
Mrs. j. w. Bucklin, secretary.
Mrs. L. s. Ramey, treasurer.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20

Judge e. T. Wells, Of Denver, is a
visitor to the city today. Judge Wells
is practicing attorney at the Arspahae
county bar and we'll known citizen Of
the capital city. Judge Wells is an
uncle OF Mrs. Paul Roberts.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20
About the Weather.
From Observer Stewart.

From Observer Stewart.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 6S degrees ard the minimum this
morning As degrees.
The forecast for this section is:
Fair tonight and Saturday.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20
Dentistry

At half price for 80 days. Best work
and best materials. First stairway west
Of the postoffice.
8. M. BRADBURY.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Post Office at Grard Junction, Colorado,
for the week ending Oct. Il, 1893.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20
BRYAN IN OHIO.

Columbus r. McLean's private
car, Ohio, pulled out Of Columbus at 2
a. IN. for Dayton, bearing the democratic
candidate for governor and others who
are to help to make the Bryan party on
the Ohio tour. Mclean joined Bryan
at Dayton at 7:20 u. M, and from there
the proceeded together on an itinerary
mapped out for Bryan, which will con-
sumo the balance OF the week.
Greenville-Bryan received rousing
welcome in Ohio today. The Bryan
Mclean special arrived here at $50 a.
m. Owing to the early hour, there was
no demonstration. When the hour for
the meeting came the party was driven
up town in decorated carriages with
bands and mounted escort.
At the decorated stand at City Hall
park Mclean introduced Bryan as the
nominee OF the Democracy for president
next year and the unchallenged leader
of the masses. Bryan was received with
ringing cheers and Mclean received a
hearty welcome.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-20

Anderson, Gust
Culberson, Chas
McCarry, r
Spencer, w D
Wheeler, w II
Edwin Price, p. NJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
s1RYl ATANhzY.
Pov7 = s., \
NAl TIE sTOsUNKoW
GALIcYJsKICH .OsNUTA.
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Giag dals1y)
Ale miedzy ch1opami by
jeden, Dymitr Wok, dawny formal,
dis pr6zniak i zawalidrogga, sKtory,
ozeniwszy sic 2 Tatialnnae, TnajpierV
mamk., nastepnie piastunka hra-
bianki Jadwigi, tylko z tego zyf,
co ona bad4 zarobi}a, badz przy-
niosfa 2 pa}acu. Ten, gdy kr6tki
cybuszek, ma kt6rYm fajka porce-
lanowa wisia}a, W gebe wetkna},
chetnie opowiadat co widziat lub
slyszal i cd niego to m6g} SIG
kazdy 1atwo dowiedzieG, 2 jakich
stron przyby} pan Atanazy Wo)-
ski.
-. 30 to trzeba wan wiedziet
= opowiada} niedawno W karcz-.
mic w6jtowi re wsi sasledniej =
re on nasz, swojak i TAXI sam
Rusin sprawledliwy,jjak my wszys~
cy, jeno W AmeryeIe zapomtnla}
movie Pc naszemu i teraz ami ami,
nj pies z niego nj baran, cato ia k
oi zacznie klad 20 amerykahsku,
az cz}owiekowi. :w}osy re stracha
staja ma g1o wie. Byfo Wolskioh
dw6eh, ten :starszy nazywa sic
Atan'a.zy, mtodszemu bylo ma imie
a*'.s"te go . ~. =. -. ~ =. ~ a
Euzebiusz. Ie ll ojclec byl u mas
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pradziad. Juz 81 B da1vient ]. da 'va
" skibniewica1ch byj}oo W *zwyczaju,
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jak kamien1 W Nw'odzie- Dlugo Q
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p5iis|6t. Tub szes6 lat, gdy pan Euze~
biusz byl juz u mas rzadca, a Was
ME wtedy urodzi} mu sig syn,
Wfodzimierz, zawo}a1 mnie raz do
pokoiu i, rzekf:- A wiesz ty, Wo}k,
gdzie sic moi brat obraca? Ia
.%%,t.- i..&:- -. 80 "n
zkadbym wiedzia}, prosze wlel i
mozncgo pana - odpowiedzia}em
- Moze starszy panicz pojechali
do Aneryskl, - ZggadfeS! - r14aadzca
zswo}a4. = Pan Atanazy jest W
rzeezy samej W Ameryce i musia}
sic tam wielkiego maJatku dorobit,
skoro przysfa4 mi ola oh}opaka,
patrz, lie pieniedzy! - To powie-'
/ dziawszy, pan ;rzadzca wyja{ z
s7uflady worek sk6rzany j z nieggo
vysyoaf ma st6l NOS dukat6w.
By}o ich tam noze p6}kwarty.
w TEN miejscu w6jt przysu~
nal sic do opowia dajacego.
/ co sic stale 2 temi pie
nl,s'dzmi? = zapyta}.
Ia CODY sic mia}o STAG?
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worka, potem worek schowa} do
ssuflady, tai lyle Wofk odpo..
wiedzia4, przyczem westchna1 gle
/ boko. - Czlowiek tam = mich
tadnego ME powacha{. Nied1uggo
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fornslesmn, do,p6ki mnie ME w
gryzl tenzav lol q !: lle q g ] kt6dff!!!
lioho vie zkad tu sis wis, vi.
d,zi ialea tedy nieraz, jak now.
rzaagdca pisl;wal dfugie listY, ktdr'
Mordko ma poczte wozi}, poten
zyd nam opowiada}, e szly on
d. Ameryki, do stryja Atanazego.
b ten .sYnowcem SIG oplckoWaIiK
Musia}y 2 tel Ameryki pienIadlttt
pprzychodzit, ale nowy rzadzca mic
Q TEN ME wspominal, DO ma gros2
okrutnie byl lakomy Sc. Tax
trwa}o blizko diva lata. Maggie raz
W nocy, gdy sic mkt ME spodziea
wal, zieeha} sam Atanazy, zabral
ch{opca Switaniem wywidz} go
do miasta. We wsi mkt Atanazego
ME widziaf, ia sam 0 TEN, re by{,
tZf, ,.4Zl 49,. IT III
~uslysza}em dopiero pc jego odjez-
die Jeden tylko grabarz,
Wasyl, gdy noc2 z cmentarza do
domu wraca}, zobaczy4 cos kleeza-.
cego M grobie Euzebiusza i jego
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ma cm~entarzu bylo cicho... Ora
barr %stanql, DO go zdja} lex o.
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wr6ci1, a krzykna6 mic m'66gg}}}, bo
mu jezyk W geble ko}kiem stanaa}.
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zapadnietemi -. Grabarz rusci{
sic chy{kiem, popod plotem i bez
tchu wpad} do swojej chaty. Bahia
musiala mu zaraz zielas uwarzyG, DO.
go straszne kolki spa%rly,bedak caly.
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tydzieh chorowa4 1edwie sic:
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fajeczka. Wypslifa, chclaf Ja wy
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il : D}ugie lata ME s}yszeliiSSmdiy5 AMI
Q: .mafym W1odziu, ali ali 8 j jesgeo
stryju, az. ci tn zn6w jakos pod
~ ! ft,avG ".
jesien zjezdza sam Atanazy z fa~
ktoramj, z inzynierami, majstrami
Bog tam vie z kim jeszcze,
Kupuje cd zyddw ca}azawiejszczyz-
ne i drugi folwark, co do niej
przytyka1, bury w~szystko, nawet
drzewa powyrabywa}, DO mu zawa~
] buduje swoja Ameryke. A
spie esq, !. SIC, jakby go kto pssdzi1.
Przez Gala zime zwozili materially
a ledwie sic troche ocieplifo, ~zaczeli.
murow6. Jak SWAT swiatem Mkt
ME widzial taklej fabryki
u mas. Ludzi tam by1o codzieh jak
mr6wek, pieniadze SHY i SLY; MIN
jesiei sic skohczy}a, wszystko bylo
gotowe. A podczas gdy injury sic
podnosii!v, Atanazy zarazem a
dill drzewa, r6wnaf pola j }aki, gdy
zaS druga wiosna przyszla. Amery-
ka calkiem juz tax wyg}adafa, jak
dis. Ale co go to kosztowa1o! Sam
sEysza}em, jak panowie " m~iescie
m6wili, re "a ten pospiech grubo