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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
MILITARY AND CIVIC pARanr
~" OF tho Celebration in Hono- ~ A.
miral Dewey at =, ..

81" o' tho Celebration in Honor of A.
miral Dewey Mt 81. Lou,..
ST. LOUIS, May THE celebration y,
noiior OF the visit Of Admiral and Mrs
A,c"ey to st. Louis was practically con.
ciuded with military and civic parodo
including organizations from all PARTS
ol the state. In the evening the admiral
attended meeting Of the military order
ol the Loyal Legion, of which he has
oech member for over 20 years. but
'hls was purely an informal affair.
given III order to allow some Of the AL.
ihiral S old friends an opportunity to
meet him again.
Inc parade was witnessed by hun.
oreds OF thousands Of people. who gave
inc admiral an enthusiastic greeting all
along the line of march. The day was
Ideal, hardly cloud hecking the sky,
While just enough wind was blowing to
temper the warmth of the sun and keep
nuttering the thousands Of flags with
which the buildings along the line Of
march Were decorated. Excursion trains
by the dozens brought in their loads Of
out Of town sightsecrs and for hours be.
lore the parade was scheduled 10 start
the miles Of streets in the business dis.
trict over which the admiral was to
pass We're packed almost to suifocation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
CHARGES AGAINST GATES.
Steel Nasnate's Hearing Begun Before q
New York Magistrate.

Steel Masnate's Hearing Begun Before 3
New York Magistrate.
New YORK, May "A hearing of the
case Of August Lamb against John w.
Gates and a committee of the American
Steel and Wire company. on charge
that Mr.. Gates had violated the penal
code III making false allegations regard.
ing his company, was begun during the
day before Magistrate Zeller. The
hearing is 10 compel Mr.. Gates to show
cause why warrant should not issue
for his arrest. Mr. Lamb acted as his
own counsel and Delancey Nicoll ap-
peared for Mr. Gates. Mr.. Nicoll
moved to dismiss the complaint on the
ground that there had been no offense
within the provisions Of the penal code.
He claimed that the newspaper article
complained of was a general statement
Of the condition Of the steel and wire
trade and not of the American Steel and
Wire company.
Mr.. Lamb said that he proposed to
show that the newspaper reporter who
wrote tue article was sent for for the
purpose Of Mr.. Gates' own gain. He
argued that even if the statement did
not relate specifically 20 the business OF
the company, the statement wAs inju.
rious to the company as Nr. Gates had
stated that the company controlled
nearly 9S ,lsr cent Of the business. he
alleged that the statement in whole was
absolutely false.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
INSURGENTS STRENGTHENING.

General Otts Lat Report says the Lead
~rs Ar Giving Up.
WASHINGTON. May THE war de-
rartment has received the following
from General Otis:
april captures from enemy. 80 pieces
artillery. 1919 rifles, considerable AM
muni,ion and large stores. During
earlv portion II month the enemy WAS
active in Northern and Southern Luson
and some Visayan islsnds. Our re-
ported losses FOX tho month are Is en-
listed men killed, officers and - en-
listed men wounded; ruM0red recent
loss in Sanar OF " killed and number
wounded not yet reported. This is due
TO small detachments scousin8 in the
mountains in the interior OF the island.
The enemy losses officially reported
were l.72l killed, wounded and cap
tnred. Leading Nipinos express con-
fidence in the early pacificasaon Of the
islands. They say the war has ter
minated. Leading insurgents are sur
renderlug
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
HELD Up A TRAIN.
Highwaymen Rob the Passengers ant
Compel Them TO Jump on.

Highwaymen Rob the Passengers and
Compel Them TO Jump on.
TACOMA. Wash, May 7.-AftoS rob.
blng Ave passengers on a Northern Pa.
cite train near North Yakima. six high.
waymen compelled their victims to
Jump of swift moving train that they
themselves might be secure.
When the conductor and brakeman
returned from the front end, they COM
pelled the passengers 70 line up with
arms lifted The robbers then went
through them. securing watches. rings.
and nearly $3.50. The victims then
were made t. jump, the robbers shoot
ing at them and pounding them over
the head with their guns. Fred Booker
and John Cleman We're shot, but will
recover. The passengers walked to
Rosa station and wired Sheriff Tucker
At Yakima. who organized posse and
started in pursuit.
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konerts and His Entire
h. Evidently Moving on
That Place.
- Lose No Time in Fol.
;rc Up Advantages So
Far Gained.
1Je Intends to Clear the
For General Buffers
Advance.
Nav lord Roberts 1,

l. Nav Lord Roberts Ia
I losing no time in following up
,,,,al advantage gained by the
1, :. Frankfort and his whole
,naren,ly moving Oh Winburg.
8. mentioned i'll Lord Roberts
70 the war Office as Meal.
conno, be found OH the maps.
llkely that it Is a cable error
! H.. ltop." General Ian Ham.
81. - be midway between
md Winburg and has thus got
Wmburg and General Oliyier's
i from Wepcner, which is oc-
Taaba Patchoa. Between
rem. Iadybrand and Winburg
.ry i rough and suited for the
~. % the British are liable TO
,;sral.y harrnssed before they
!, .,ronghold. Experts differ
e.her Lord Roberts is bound to-
:. ns.adt or in tho direction of
In. The latter place is the ter.
4 ,he limo joining with the
,...- nd at Van Rccnans pass.
capture Of that place would
nmYel the Beers to leave
,.n,Aars range and thus open
:r neral Buffers advance.
..,h Will have to repair the
iyt- The Vet before the railroad
Irau5ltort and Winhurg be-
,al4lle
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
GERMANS ACTIVE
Vigorously Engaged in Carrying
Out Their Plans Of Organi.
zatiOn in Brazil.
Economic Conquest to Be the
First and the Moral Con.
quest to Follow.
German Capital Used in Build
ing Railways and Financ-
ing Industries.

BREMEN, May 7-German coloniza.
tion schemes in Brazil are being pushed
with considerable vigor A syndicate
OF German and Belgian capitalists has
commissioned German engineer to
survey railway line in South Brazil
between San Francisco and Blumenau.
along the 1tajahy valley, where there is
colony Of $1,000 Germans. The length
OF tho railway when finished will be
about 50 miles.
Or. krauel. who at one time was Ger
man minister to Brazil, says that for
the purpose Of carrying out its oversee
policy Germany requires, in the first
place to make an economic conquest Of
Brazil. The moral conquest will fol-
low. He shrewdly denies that Ger
many has any
Political Designs on South America,
but says that in order to have a firm
foothold in Brazil. Germany requires to
extend its ship connection on the ANA
zon river from Para. at the river mouth
to Manaos. which lies in the center Of
the river traffic
Germany must also establish a bank
at Para and have foeter steamers be-
tween Europe and Brazil. German
capital must build the Brazilian rail-
ways, or at least participate i'll their
construction. German capital must
finance the industries Of that country.
DIR. krnuel al>o advocates the estab-
lishmcnt of a syndicate for tho purpose
Of absorbing the State Central railway Of
Southern Brazil and for pushing col
onlZing plans.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Wolcott Of Colorado Temporary and
Lodge Permanent Chairman

Lodge Permanent Chairman.
NEW YORK, May Joseph H. Nam
ley Of Maine was at the Fifth Avenue
hote! during the day aud had talks with
several local politicians concerning the
seating arrangements Of the Philadel-
phla convention To some Of the local
leaders with whom lie talked Mr.. Man
ley stated that il had been practically
settled by the national Republican
managers that senator Wolcott Of Colo.
RADIO would te temporary chairman Of
the convention and Senator Lodge Of
Massachusetts permanent chairman. 1t
had also been settled that Senator Fora
ker OF ONO should make the speech re-
nominating President Mckinley. Mr..
Hanuas plan IL was further stated,
was 10 hrinS Governor Roosevelt for
ward 10 second the nomination. but the
governor has not yet consented to make
the sccondlug speech.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
yPEp on THE. VET.
Advance Guard Eighteen Miles
North Of Isrnnhfort.

Advance Guard Eighteen Milcs
North Of nrnndfori.
b., May The mounted III.
~ Lord Roberts. among
liz Canadians. have pick
]. rees on the south bank Of
r., - miles north a Brand
b. ad Of Lord Roberts col
k..-~ advanced 80 miles from
F..lg III two days. or % miles
mfontoin. Little powder
k. Tie British work WAS hard
j. ,ae l}oors retiring out Of the
~ British shells. The CORE
!, sapp.ement Lord Roberts
al,gt with few details.
3. Fl, nch's cavalry are sweep
country northwnrd. The ex-
/ Is ta1t the infantry advance
u,.nucd toward kroonstad.
= w prisoners were taken and
! no aet pursuit was attempted
T. greatly chccrcd London.
t,-, II has not been received
'He rapture that attended the
1c,~, u Lord Roberts.
I. Hunters crossing tho Naal
srioa brings the relief Of Ma
. Iallcs beyond, almost within
.h.u interval.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

Thousands Of Oricntals Rushing Across
the Water to America.
TACOMA, Wash. May 1.-Oiiicers ot
the steamship Tacoma. just arrived from
Yokohama, speaking of the great num-
Der Of Japanese iiockins TO the United
States and British Columbia, say ii was
curr,nt talk in Yokohama that there
would be 80, ZOO Japanese to leave their
native country for British Columbia
nlonc this summer. and 1t Is believed
IN, number coming to the United States
iii -, enormous. The steamer Tosu
Mara il now due on the sound with
I 600 Japanese Oh board, and the Daily.
yos,ock. one Of the Tacom" hners' VIII
he here in few days with 800 more.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
FOUR TOWNS TAKEN.

Two Companies Of the Twensy-stath In
fan,ry ou the Island of Masioduque.
MANILA. May 7.-CNlonA hard1n s
cx.,edition recently landed two com'
uuies Of thr Twenty ninth infantry on
the island of Martinique. The Troops
have already taken four towns without
onposition, the fcw armed insurgents
encountered taking to the mountains
Leaving one company as q garrison the
expedition proceeded to Masbete. ihe
cable TO the southern islands is broken
and details of the recent lighting are
NOT obtainable at present.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

t"ToN, Cape Colony. May -
F. '-ineh wire gun opened uncx-
J on the Bocr laagcr at II dis
seven and u half miles. throw.
F'iound shells with wonderful
& and causing n hasty retreat of
|sa'FN The bombardmcnt con-
AZ all points by howitzers and
KS supported by two companies
auhSter regiment, the Beers be.
''A from shelter and their guns
Pa' out of action.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
ORDER A LOCKOUT.

Ruildcrs' Club Of Kansas City fiRht D"i'"-
ing Trades Council.
KANSAS CRY, May THE Builders
.,,,h has voted to order lockout OF all
mechanics affiliated with the Building
Tr,des Council. The lockout will throw
. 600 union carpenters. painters, stone
masons and other mechanics out OF en-
,,lnymcnt. A majority Of the 1000
t;unors. hod carriers and quarrymen
,rho struck on May day are still out
n,ho strike will not interfere with work
On the convention hall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

j. q. Hood, justice OF the peace,
Crosby, Miss, makes the following state
ment II can certify that One Minute
Cough Cure will do all that is claimed
for it. My wife could not get her breath
and the first doee relieved her. 1t has
also benefited my whole family" 1t acts
immediately and cures coughs, colds
cronp, grippe. bronchitis, asthma and all
throat and lung troubles.
Cook & ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
FOR FENIANS.

'"ary Authorities Mt Winni-
!, peg ON the Alert.
! rh'' s,n' Man, May 7.-Rumors OF
,r,, lated Fenian outrnges have put
military authorities on tho
H. =" extra guard has been placed
magazines at Fort Osborne
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
''y Intended For Schrelncr.

"''y Intended For Schrelncr.
iowN. May 1.-The South Afri-
~, .N' says that a policeman who
Premier Schrciner's
:, nus been shot, adding that the
!, '' was smoking a cigar Mt the
.poh which fact is based nh as
mat the bullet was evidently
W. = ior the premier, who is al in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
The ,lacey Has Been Floated.

LouRESZo MARQUES May THE
American ship William H. Macy, Cap
tain Groth, from Vancouver, before re-
ported as ashore at Brockburn shoal,
and to whose assistance the British war.
ship Forte was sent, has been hoated
and has entered the harbor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
FOR 4 COOPERATIVE COLONY.

u,v Tract Of Wisconsin Ian" so'' :"
Polish Corporation.
MILWAUKEE. May What tis known
os Ellis Junction, Marinette county
Wis has been sold by II. Zeck OF Mari,
n.t,c county to the polska Industrial
.a,,,nony The village is suburban to
Cr;vitz and is included i'll a tract OF ~,
nnn ocres The tract will be colonlzed
by cooperative community OF fo'es
from milwaukee,, Chicago and the OLD
country. The transfer includes houses
sawmiils, general store and ali the 11m' ",
,ar;ry interests on the tract. Inc
amonnt of money paid for the tract IS
not stated, but is estimated ~ oons
oroblc over 100000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

New YORK. May THE British
steamer Quito has arrived here from
(ireenock. She is chartered to load n
ull cargo of food supplies to famine
sufferers in India. Most OF this cargo
is now ready. The Quito is new
steamer of 1857 tons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
Mate. River Flood Substding.

DENVER, May 5.-The Hood III tlle
p,.,,o river. caused by the bursting OF
49, nonver Union Water company's dl'
w. ..;no dam ON Goose creek. is subsid-
NO At this point. The total loss from
.ne .s '.osh;nr out of railroad tracks. de.
struction Of bridges and flooding o.
ronches and gardens is estimated ~
$40. .OOO.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
hamilton Mt Nnlwclkct.

poN' May lord Roberts re-
'le war Office. under date Of
'F'' May 4. nS follows: "Ham-
1'ancod today to Nalwelkct. He
saeed with tho enemy through.
:. !, march, He speaks in terms OF
y ne behavior Of tho troops, cs-
hroadwood's brigade Of cavalry
mounted infantry"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

Middlc-of-ths- -Roadcr- Control the stat
Convention.

Mtddlc-oi-ttAs- Noadrr- ontroi tAe Statc
Convention
FoRr WORTH, Tex, May THE
Popullst state convention met here and
held a very stormy session. j. II. MAJ
let, a pronounced middle. f-thcroadcr,
was elected chairman The Cincinnati
faction or anti. u.fusionists was largely i'll
the majority. The anti-fuslonists
adopted resolutions recognizing the
Cincinnati convention "as the only reg
ular and authorized Populist conven.
ton" and instructed delegates TO attend
it. Samuel Vans Of Fort Worth and J.
n. Mallct of Johnson county were
elected delegates Mt large. They were
instructed To vote for no man for presl-
dent and vice president who Is mot a
straight Populist
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

ster, a diamond broker, have secured
plunder valued at nearly 100000. The
booty consisted Of diamonds, pearls,
sapphires, rubies and large assortment
of miscellaneous jewelry, besides a con-
siderable quantity Of old gold.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

p,rrspuRG, May IA combination
70 known as the American Sheet
Metal company is being organized with
- oa,,;tal Of 81, 100000 and meeting
OH No held in Canton to complete the
.,;,ot;on. w. The combine takes in %
corrugated &c iron and cornlce plants
trr,nghout the country, the total num-
her being 35.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

.a'rracks and other precautions have
neen taken to insure hot time f,1 fo.
1en.ah or any other maraudcrs. IN
military circles the need for watchfni
ness Is said to be necessary, as Winn;
peg is regarded among the Fen;on ~ a1a
meh' as a most favorable point for at.
tack or outrage. az
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

Science has found that rheumatism is
caused by uric acid in the blood. This
pos,on should he excreted by the kid
neys. Foley's Kidney Cure makes them
WE'LL
CHRIS. SCIIUTz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07
The Most stubborn Coughs

resulting from an attack of lagrippe OF
heavy cold, must yield to the wonderful
healing properties Of Foley's Honey and
Tar. which strengthens the lungs and
makes them sound. Nothing else as
good.
CHRls. SsHUTz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-07

Eye, ear, nose and throat specialist
Mr.. Preston at DR.. Clough's Saturday
May 5.
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C,..,.rs Get 800, 900.

Cu1cAGo, May Porch climbers IN
q raid upon the home OF NJ NJ M"h'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Me dOsyG jest bye pijakiem, azeby bye ME.
smierteInym.
Nazajutrz, " civil. kiedy s}o1ce miafo
sic ku zachodowi, rzadcy p%rzechodnie bull.
waru Maine zdejmowali swe kapelusze pred
przejezdzajacym karawanem starego stylu,
Ozdobionym trupiemi giovanni, piszczelami i
lzami. Ma karawanie zn~ajdowafa sic trum
ma przykryta bialem suknem, ma ktorem ma.
szyty byf wielki krzyz czarny, podobny do
umariego, lezscego z wiszacemi ramionami.
Ia karawanem szedl pow6z kirem okryty, a
W powozie jechali: ksiadz W komzy i kos.
cielny chlopak W czerwonej czapeczce ..
Dw6ch grabarzy, W szarym mundurze z car
nemi ozdobami, szlo pc prawej i Level stro
ME karawanu. Z tyfu szedf starry kulawy
czlowiek W ubraniu robotnika. Orszak pc.
suwal sic W strons cmentarza Vanguard.
4 kieszeni kulawego czlowieka wygla.
dafa raczka cd mlota, ostrze cd dfuta i para
obceg6w.
Cmentarz Vanguard stanowil wyjstek
miedzy cmentarzami Paryza. Mai on swoje
osobne zwyczaje, tax jak miaf swoja brams
i furtke; starry ludzie cyrkuiu, uparcie try.
majscy sic starych slow, nazywali to Drama
powozowa i Drama piesza. Bernardynki. be
nedyktynki Petit Plcpus otrzymaly pozwole.
ME grzebania swoich umarlych W osobnym
hqonu WlCOAOioLl, q " OlatCSO, &c SIuuI
ten nalezal kiedys do zgromadzenia. Takim
sposobem grabarze, pefniacy ma cme Itarzu
sfuzbe wieczorns latem i zima W noe pod
legal osobnym ~przepisom. Bramy cmenta
ROW Paryza zamykaiy sic W tel epoce o "a
chodzie sio1ca, a De robilo sic to z rozporza
dzenia municypalnosci, cmentarz Vanguard
musial przeto stosowac sic do niego tax, jak
wszystkie inne. Wielka i mala Drama, byly
to dwie kraty przytykajace do siebie; obok
mich znajdowaf sic pavilion, zbudowany przez
architekta P~erronneta, a zamieszkany przez
odzwiernego cmentarza. Obie tie kraty "a.
mykaly sic niezmiennie W chwili, kiedy sion
ce znikalo poza kopula Inwalid6w. Jezeli
kt6ry z grabarzy zapozail sic Ia cmentarzu,
pozostawal mu w6wczas tylko jeden srodek
wyjscia z niego; karta grabarza, wydana mu
przez administracje p~ogrzeb6w. Rodzaj pusz.
XII do list6w znajdowai sic W okienicy okna
odzwiernego. Grabarz wrzucal do tel puszki
swoja kar's, odzwierny usly szawszy to, pc.
ciagaf sznur i furta sic otwierafa. Jezeli ME
miaf swei karty, na6wczas wymienial swoie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
WIKTOR HUGO.
POW IESC.
TOM iii.
<Cf-- I.-
(Ciag dals.y.)

Ksisdz odmawia modlitwy, robi znak
krzyza, kropi swiecona woda i zmyka. ia
z~ostajs sam z ojcem Mestienne. To moi
przyjaciel, p%owiadam wan. Jedno z dwojga
albo ME bsdzie pijany, wtedy powiadam mu:
Chodz maple sic, dop6ki Bon Going ieszcze o.
twarty. Prowadze go, pole, OLGA Mestienne
niedlugo trzeba polo, zawsze jest napoczsty;
zostawiam go pod stolen, zabieram mu jego
karte, azeby mode wrocic ma cmentarz wra
cam bez niego. Macie w6wczas do czynie.
MIA jua tylko re nina. Jeaeli zas jest pijany,
powiadam mu: idz sobie! Zrobie "a ciebie.
On odchodzi, ia wyciagam was z dziury.
Jan Vatican wyciagnaf do niego rsks,
ma kt6ra Fauchelevent rzucil sic z rozczula
jacem chlopskiem wylaniem.
= Rsecz postanowiona ojcze Fauchele.
vent. Wszystko pojdzie dobrze.
Byle tylko mic sic ME zepsufo po'
myslal Fauchelevent. '
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
ZGODA.

oIZW hluCIcm ,.SI6ooiA WyCuOOZA, liz pa
cil pietnascie frankow kary.
Cmentarz ten re swymi n~iezwyklymi
przywilejami, wychodzacymi poza obrsb re.
gully, zawadzaf symetrji administracyjnej.
Zniesiono go wkr6tce 20 1880 r. Cmentarz
Montparnasse, zwany cmentarzem Est, ma.
stapil pc MIN i odziedziczyf 6w znakomity
szynk przytykajacy do cmentarza Vanguard
i majacy "a szyld pigwe wymalowana ma
desce, z napisem: Pod dobra pigwa; pc jed.
nej stronie zatem byfy stoly pijscych, pc
drugiej groby. Cmentarz Vanguard MONA
byl nazwac cmentarzem zwiedlym. Wycho
dzil z uzywania. Pies1 60 opanowywafa,
kwiaty 60 opuszczaly. Mieszczanie ME bar.
dzo sobie ayczyli bye grzebanymi ma Waugh.
rard; czuG to byfo ub6stwem. PEREZ achaise,
to CO innego! Bye pochowanym ma Pere La.
chaise, to tax jak mice mahoniowe meble.
Pc tenn sic poznaje elegancja. Vaugirard,
byl to sobie szanowny cmentarz. zasadzony
jak dawny cmentarz francuzki. Ulice proste,
bukszpany, zywotniki, ostrokrzewy, stare
groby pod starymi cisami, trawa wysoka.
Wieczorem wygladafo to tragicznie. Byly
tam LIME bardzo ponhre.
Sto1ce ME bylo jeszcze ~zasz}o, kiedy ka
rawan z bialym cafunem i krzyzem czarnym
wjechaf ma ulice cmentarza Vanguard. Ku.
lawym cz~fowiekiem ME by} mkt inny jak
Fauchelevent.
Pogrzebanie matki Crucifxion W lochu
pod oltarzem, wyjscie Cozetty z klasztoru,
wprowadzenie Jana Vail IAN do sail lunar.
lych, wszystko sic odbyfo bez przeszkody i
nigdzie sic mic ME zdarzylo.
Powiedzmy mimochodem, &c ola mas po.
grzebanie matki Crucifxion pod oltarzem
klasztoru jest rzecza najzupefniej bfaha. Jest
to jeden z owych bled6w, kt6re podobne SO
do ohou;1, VoHo~-oo Io~rk1r - -.
ME tylko bez pomieszania, ale nawet z zado.
zywaja ,,rzadem", jest tylko ~mieszaniem sic
iacem dyskusji. Najprz6d regula; a co sic
tyczy kodeksu, to trzeba pomyslec. Ludzie,
r6bcie prawa lie wan sic podoba, ale zacho
wajcie je ola siebie. Myto ola Cezara jest
tylko pozosta}oscia Cd myta ola Boga. Panu
jacy jest niczem obok zasady.
Fauchelevent mocno zadowolony, szedl
spiski, jeden z zakonnicami, drugi z o.. Ma
deleine, jeden Ola klasztoru, drugi przeciw
menu, powiod}y sic oba razem. Spok6j ia.
ma Vatican byi jednym z owych spokoj6w,
kt6re sic udzielajs innym. Fauchelevent ME
wstpii jua W powodzenie. To, co pozostawa-
10 do zrobienia, by}o juz niczem. Przez diva
lata spoil byf z dziesiec razy grabarza, pocz.
ciwego OLGA Mestienne, pucufowatego cz}e.
czyns. Graf ma MIN, ma ojcu Mestienne. Ro.
biz z MIN, CO chcia}. Narzucal mu swoia wo
le i swoja f~antazje. Glowa OLGA Mestienne
stosowafa sic do czapki Faucheleventa. Eau.
chelevent czul sic najzupelniej bezpiecznym.
w chwili, kiedy orszak wkroczyf ma
droge prowadzsca do cmentarza, Fauchele
vent szczesliwy, spoirzaf ma karawan zatari
wielkie swe rsce, m6wiac p6iglosem:
= A to dopiero sztuka!
Nagle karawan stanaf: z~atrzymano sic
pred krata. Trzeba byio pokazac pozwole.