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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
Masters Sale.

DY VIRTUE of Decree of the Court Of
u Common Pleas for Sumter County, IN
tne State Ct South Carolina, in the case OF
Jchu F McHair and Phiiander PeaEsoi, CO.
partners trading as MeNair Pearsoll,
agairs. Benjamin N Carpenter, Robertson
Gator. William J. r. Waters, Willism h
PaQon. ] H. Pagon aud FraukIin P Gator,
the !sst Eve trading as Armstrong, Gator and
Company and r. W Hicks will sell at
public auction, TO the bighest bidder, at the
Court House IN the city of Sumte:. in said
County aud State, on Saledsy ia January,
lscl, neioE the seventh day Of ss!d month,
Ut ,be usual hours of sale, the following de-
scrleed real estate, to wit:
.sAil that lot of land ip the town of
Mayesv.le, in the State and County above
written, conveyed by William H. Rembert TO
the SAID B a. Carpenter by Deed bearing
de,e The twepty.tbi.d day of April, 1897,
aod described as follows Situated 90 West
Main street 10 said town; and ffonung on
West Maiu street ehout twenty-five fee, (25),
little :. ore or less, and ruos back the saIoe
width for sz,y feet, little more or less. aud
is bounded as follows: On the southeast by
Wes, Msu street 10 the aforesaid ,own OF
Mnyesy:!e on the southwest by lot OF Em'
ma ! Wilson formerly J. G. AcCalls iot) !;
or the por,hwes. by land OF Sue Wither-
spoon j: and on the northeast by lands OF
Rouert Singetary and Sue Witoerspoon.
Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser 10 pay tor
payers and revenue stamps.
n. PRANK WILSON,
Master for Sumter County.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
DEAN WANTED IN NEW
YORK

Charleston, Dec 20-Edward 0.
Deao, formerly reporter on the News
aud Courier. is il trouble in New Y York
a warrant for bis arrest has been issued
By the coroner, charging him With hsv
ing cruelty treated an insane paticns 10
Bellevue. He vas discharged frou the
bospita! and when the cause was taken
op by sae coroner. 10 Investigating the
patieot's death. the warrant for the
three purses we!e issued Deans bone
is 10 Spartaoburg
Wbeo Dean quit the newspaper busi-
ncss two years ago be 9en' TO Alaska
to dig gold aud since then has bad s
varied experience His friends here
do not believe tee charges nade
against him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
50, 900 Horses and Mules.
BRITISH ARMY IS MAX
ING EXTENSIVE PUR-
CHASES.

Kansas City. Mo. Dee % Captain
Hsygate, OF the British army, is par
ohasiug $4,000 cavalry borses and
mules for the British army in South
Africa
BE came h.re more than year age
to Guy horses aod mules. but was
ordered home short time ago How,
ever. the unexpected renewal CT
bossii,ties has made the purchase OF
moro borses and mules necessary.
AS fast as the aniuals are inspected
aod bought they Will be aeot to New
Orleacs aud shipped to Cape Town,
Durham and New London on British
transports. come of which sre DOW On
their wey to she Uaited States
Oac ship load of the auimaIs will be
taken to South Africa by Lieut. David
Moberly, leaving New Orleans soon
after Jan lss. Lieut. Mobcrly said {:
..B7 the time the horses and mules are
lacded 10 South Africa they oost the
British government $3.50 bead That
is large price for az splmal which
will be 6s for service only elk weeks.
Most Of the animals die because OF the
ohapge 10 climate. They nus: GROSS
the equa.c: 10 going to South Africa
apd the beat Of the tropics killa them
rapidly. Tie average death rate on
sbipboard is 80 to the thousand. Forty
DAYS after borse is purchased io
Kansas City it is landed 10 South
Africa. So great is the demand for
horses a, the froos that it is impossible
70 give them the oecaed rest after
landing before putting them ioto
service, wisb tie result tba, they 5000
die.
.Since the beginning OF the Boer
war Eoglapd has purchased over 100
900 head of horses aud mrles 10 the
UDited States. Il required IS ships to
caery tbeu from New Oslesus to South
Africa. Government transports will
be kept very busy from now carrying
the horses whiob Eoglaod will need 10
South Africa. which have been ordered
purchased in the Uoised States
Badeo-Powell has $4,000 mounted
police aud it is proposed to mount So
900 of the imperial infantry. England
hes discovered that her soldiers must
be mounted to be able to cope With the
Beers. who get over the country With
alarming rapidity
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
Next Reunion 10 Memphis

New Orleans. Dec. 22-GeD Jobo
B Gordou. commanding the y G. V
has issued a general order appointing
May % aod Two days following as toe
time for the next aouual reunion of the
Veterans The order reads ss follows
General Order No. 249: l The
general commanding announces, tho de
partnent commanders ooucurEiae. that
on accoun, of the urgent request sod
iasis:suce Of 'our host. the next noual
meetiog and reunion of the UoiFed Coz
federa,e Veterans. wbioh is to be held
in the city of Memphis. Teno.. ~i'l
take plaoe 90 May %. 20 .od 30, 1901.
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
respectively
q With pride the geuersl CON
handing also announces thai l,30o
camps have now joined tho Association
aud applications received at these bead
quarters for papers for over loo more.
BE u-ges veterans everywhere to seno
TO those headquarters Tor organ'zatloe
papers, fo,m camps aud joia this Asse
cia,ion, 80 ss to assist in carrying out
i;s benevoleot. praiseworsby ADD patti
otic objects
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
Murdered by a Drunkard.

Wasbiog:cu. Dec % -Fraok a .
Norris. OF Ohio, auditor Of the war
department. was shot and Instantly
killed abous 2 10 o'clock this afternoon
by Samuel Macdonald, also of Ohio.
recently a disbursipg clerk G: the
treasury, 10 the formers Office, al the
Wiuder building. % 18th street.
MacDona afterward shot himself and
also siashed bis threat With q pep knife.
Auditor Morris was c'oseted aloue With
MaeDonald wbeo the shooting occur
red, ADD 10 Trying to make bis escape
Macdonald also attacked the 1aicbmao.
Thos Cusick, with the butt of bis
revolver. He was arrested while lcav-
ing the building. Before oaing taken
into custody. however, be shot himself
10 the stomach aud also made 90 Ugly
cash in his throat with small pen
kpife. When the officers arrested h'm
he was heard to exclaim 81 did it.
know I am dope for. y
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
THE ENGLISH VIEW.

London, Dec. 24.-The Times in
an editorial on President McKinley's
decision to submit the Hay Paunce
fote canal treaty TO Great Britain re
proacbes him with shifting dap-
gerous responsibility" on the British
government and says:
"Tbe president must bear the re.
sponsibility for any friction that may
ensue The amended treaty is bar
gain to which We cannot agree and
to which no reasonable American
who takes the trouble to reject upon
our eide of the question can expect
US to agree
"Wben Senator Lodge announced
that Americans expect Europe to
keep OUT of America he forgets
that England is q great North Ameri
can power and means to remain such
power
IF the Hay Pauncefote treaty is
not adopted in form acceptable to
us, we shall stand quietly upon our
indubitabIe rights under the Clayton
Bulwer treaty. rights which cannot
be affected by any action the Amefi,
can senate may choose to take. +"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
Masters Sale.

DY VIRTUE of decree Of the Court of
- Commou Pleas for Sumter County, ic
ne State of South Carolina, iu the case Of
Robert ninkins, in his own right and as
administrator of the estates of Willamette
Dinkius, deceased, and Frances L Dinkios,
deceased, respectively; Florence '. Jennings,
Ida v. Ives and Sarah R Burkest aesiost
Winfield s Dinkins, Walter ]. Dipkins and
Nary e. Jennings, will sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder at the Court House
10 the city of Sumter, in said county snd
State, 90 sale day in January, 1901, being
the seventh day of said month, al the usual
hours of sale the following described feei
estate, to wit
"a ,rac, of 6fty-two and one hslf acres CT
and in Sad county, adjoining land Of Mark
Reynolds Florence V jennings, Jaoe Browo,
Paul Reese, Porter Chapman aid lands said
to belong to church said tract Of land
being 10 Sumter County in said State.
Terms Of esle cash. Purchaser 20 pay for
papers aud revesus stamps
q. FRANK WILSON,
Aas,er for Sumter County.
Decemhef l., 1900.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
HAS GIVEN BOND.


Yesterday WD B. Sai.s, ubo some
tine ago killed Howard Alleo here,
beiog sobee qneut!y arsa,ed bond 10 ;he
srn of S2.50o by Jodge D. a. Tovo-
sepd. upon p'ima fac,e p'esen'ssleo
Of the case by h.s attorney. Col ?. h.
Nelson. managed 20 give his pond and
vas released from the coou.y Jail. He
hss gone to Birmioahan. Ala, to speod
the holiday season With relatives
Smith w.s stranger 10 this part OF
the cocotry, and bis friends At bone
seot the full amount of The bond 10
cssb, which vas deposited. securing his
release The State
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.


It is not. necessary fer 80 to send
statement 70 each individual cab
scriber whs. is. indebted to us tor
subscriptions, as the label shows the
time to which each one has paid.
Examine the label on your paper and
if you sre ia, Arreare please call and
settle at yoar earliest convenience
If 1t is not CONVENIENT to call ia per
sep send thauaeuey. BY bank draft.
registered letter or post office OF e1
press money esder.
The amount due by each one is
email, but the aggregate amount due
as is large. cad this is tue reason
that We expect our subscribers to
make settlements. We have carried
some OF these subscription accounts
over from year to year as an accom-
mediation to cor subscribers, but we
cannot do 90 longer as there is now
no excuse for con payment With COT
ton selling for fen cents aud over.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
ouEsraaN As>wEKED.

Yes, Angus. Fe;..se. ssi;i has .aei iasses; sale
Of any medicine in sae c;v'iized void ioaF
nother. aad g,aao,oo,aefs neves thought of
ssing auythieg c.se for Indigestion or bilious
pess Doctors were scarce. sad they seldom
heard Of appendicitis. nervous pros'r'tlon OF
near, faiiur-. etc. Ttey Used August Flower
20 e,esn out tie syesem aad s;oa fermentation
of undigss,ed food. regulate the action OF eoe
liver. s,ima.a.e tie nervous aud organic acton
of the system. sad that is all 'aey took ~hen
feeling dull aud bad with headaches and other
aches. Yea only coed few doses OF Green's
August Flower, 10 liquid form, to make you cat
ss6ed there is nothing serious the matter With
voa. For sale by A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
THE BANK OF SUMTER,
SUMTER, s. C..
City and County Depositary
MONEY TO LEND.

WE are prepared to negotiate loans OF
w improved faruirg lands in Sumter
and Clarendon Conn.ies on long time 10
auounts Of $500 Aod upwards at: seven per
cent interest, sod With 90 expense to the
borrower except C smali brokerage commis
sion We can also negotiate loaus in any
amounts At per cent on te.ns to auit The
borrower Apply TO LBE6 NOISE,
Dec l9-2m Sumter, ) u
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
RULE OF THE WICKED:
Dramatic Vlndtcation of Rev
Len. G Broughton.

Atlanta has been stirred up tor some
months past over the persistent attacks
"ev. Len 6 Bsooedson. 90 Mayor
/ ,ydwsrd for drunkeOoess. Bsougb
too has been mskiug bis charges from
the. pulpit. snd Woodward aud bis
friends have been entering persistent
oenials. A recent sermoo by R.r.
Mr.. Brougbtop seemed to reject upon
the whole Atlanta police board BY
Invitation of the bosrd, Rev. Brough
ton appeared before it last Monday to
repeat bi. sermon sud to specify bis
charges against Mayor Woodward
Mayor Woodward was expected to be
preeeas to defend himself. TIE Aslao
ts Daily News. of Tuesday. thus dra-
mstioally describes the maooer in
which Rev. Mr. Broughton was viodi.
ca.ed:
Plots 10 oovels aud dramas were out
done by strange aud strisicg coioci-
dence which occurred within the stone
wallis Of the city prison.
Rev. Len G Brougtton who bss
persiateotly preached against Mayor
Woodward in pulpit aud press. was be
fore the police board oo the second
aoor Of the prison, repeating word for
word his sermon on ..Tbe Rale Of the
Wicked" in which be charged the
mayor With drinking at the race track
Tie sermon was on the text: Proverbs
XIX, 2, "when the wicked rnie the
people mourn y
At the very climax of the serncn.
While the minister and hundreds of
spectators in the court room were
wrought up to the highest pi:cd of ex.
citeuent ever the dramatic scene and
the sensational charge before the board,
street hack stopped g. the maio en-
trance of the prison 40 cfioer 10
blue uniform ard FURNISHED buttons
stepped from the hack and assisted ao
unsteady prisoner to alight. Prisoner
aud officer struggled up the broad stone
steps under the glare of the electric
light aud entered the prison Office.
..Les me 60. l tell you. the prison
or demanded, in thick tones at the desk,
"Let me go. l must get before that
police board up stairs spd make the
fight Of my life''
Hs.reeled uus.eadily against the Off
GER. A police captain in blus With
gold braid on bis sleeves. beld bassy
conference With the desk sergeant aud.
then they searched the prisoner A
bright revolver and bottle of whisky
were 'pnlisd from his pockets
clock him np," the captain ordered.
They ied-the stupe6ed prisoner oat OF
she Office, up long Eight of narrow
steps aud toto the detention room co
the same foor where the minister was
repeating the fateful words Of his
sermon As they entered the room
there >foated oat from the brilliantly
lighted ana densely packed courtroom
toe voice Of the preacher ]:
"Tbe mayor Of the city aud the
police uoder hin who are s~cso 20
protect aoa execute the law, iaving
arouod the race track dsiukiog
waiskey-"
The iron bound door closed 90 the
oficer and tba prisooer The words of
the preacher echoed Up aod down the
long. dark corridors aod died sway
From the detention room thick voice
broke ou, at intervals sod mingled With
other echoes 10 the hslis
"Let me go-6ghs of my life
B,ougaton r.
The prisooer 10 the detention roon
vas Mayor james G. Woodward.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26

Gen Hampseu at IS years Of age
goes deer haatiog sod spends week
II camp 10 the vooas. He IS 9 renark
able nan 10 avery respect. bat mos: OF
al foe the strength asd .vigor he resaius
10 his old sge. His friends aod ed-
nirers unite 10 hoping chat he will be
spared foe msoy years to come.
TIE ezpsese fron the. United States
60 .as Philippines has increased rapidly
withio the past tso years. out the
laoreass is nade up largely of supplies
60. the soldiers aud. bees. ena whiskey
for shem to dsink The imports are
also Increasing, but it is not sss's'ac-
torv iecrease, for smocg recent ca'goes
20 srriye ueee 1.5eG dead soidiers on
ono ship asd aaosber ebiplosd of insaee
If the Hopkins 1e appostionment
bill passes 10 Congress- South Caro-.
lima will lose eae representative, but
this we could endure With degree OF
resignation, Il the bill also requires
Nhat tho states he sedestrioted along
geographical aud COMMON sense lines
Etsis time 70. do away with shoestring
aud gerrymsodesed dists;cts
TIE Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago carouicle draws heavily
ON his imagination 10 the effort to
give the aiesory of j. G Whit
taker. ouoe 3 cadet at West Point.
The article coociodes as follows
,.His subsequent career has demon.
ssra,ed ,hs, he vas without mora!
responsibility for he soon developed
iBso dis1epusable character, and
when las, heard from was keeping q
gambling house on the Mexican Dor
der /"
The srusa Of the matter is that
Wh;stake, has proven to be anything
bat disreputab'e character, and is
soday as highly respected as any
colo.ed man 10 this State lie was
Tor six or eigh, years priacipai OF the
neg,o graded ecaool il this city. and
this fall resigned the position to
accept p.oiessossaip 10 the State
Celo-ed College, at Ofengeborg lie
is a good c;:csn and competent
asd faithful seachee. who won and
ress;us the respect aud confidence OF
tie peooie Of tais community without
rescec. to eace
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26

Florence. Dec 22.-News was re-
eeived here this afternoon OF the
killing of Jack Green by Boyd Petit
grew. near T;mmonsville, in this
county, this morning. The two
negroes quarrelled about woman.
pettierew, as soon as he shot Green,
took to the woods and is still at
large. Beth darkies, it is said were
drunk.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26

Our line Of Dolls and Toys are from &C up ana all we asA
is call from you.
Come in and look whether you buy not; ; they all
displayed where you the and perhaps after taking
look YOU may find thing or too you need
Buvng handkerchies If we have them, dandy open
work embroidered as cheap as sc.
our embroidered and hemsttched handkerchefs at 10
Is 90 25 80 and 35c They are the greatest values
sold for the prices
Take look at the umbrellas in window, every one
new one the latest and SWEETEST handles the market
good the handles prices very low Come and see
them
Pocketbooks rake very useful present. article every
ady needs This line the largest have ever had, any
kind and any price YOU want here Look at these when
in the store
Perumery department crowded to its utmost for the Xmas
season We handle all of Colgate world famed perfumes
powders See Csc boxes of extracts and
soap. This will please the children immensely
Lots Of useful and ornamental articles in
our Silverware Stock. Sterling Silver goods
as cheap as lOc Every article marked at
the lowest notch.
Nav be you are not needing any Of the
above, but want something else. II SO. we
have new lines Of Towels. Table Covers. Bed
Spreads, Napkins, Doylies. Blankets, Com
forts, etc, etc. any Of which make the very
incest kind Of Xmas present.
50 Nonhaki dolls the uglest doll IN town, 25c Come and
see them ESQ pieces doll furniture while they last lc each
Just received direct from Japan consignment from Mr.
Ryttenburg of China and japanese wares rugs and mat
ngs which by saving the japanese and New YORK con1
sons we can sell you at less than New York prices Come
early and make your purchases before the cholees pieces are
taken.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26

Billy MoKiuisy aud Jehnnie hay
are bsviug tzouble 10 delivering that
srea.7 unmasilased to john Bull ss
sgreed.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

| Powinni, ale bardzo wislu ~jessoze ME
vie, IA 90 sic majs bio, a .dar.ajs sic
ma wet taoy, co drugim duoha psujs. OF
re wsi s~asiedniej wybieralo sic tel DUO,
Aeby . nami ruszy6; ale byl tam starry
gospodar.rc.aowiek szanowauy, DO ma
pienisd.e i jest uc.ynny, ale niedoaega
vie XII; ten .aozaf ludsi odmawiac j ga.
das, Re jak Polska ma bye, to j. sam
Pan Bog be. nas.ej pomocy .robi. j.k.
bysmy cd tego ME mieli rsk. A ae Ia
dsi prsedtem mkt tam ME pouo.a}. y leo
swieoie mu wierzyli i zostali " domu,
OF gauPi, ale tamtemu j~eszo.s sic prey.
pomni, CO to znaozy lud,i odmawia6i
Prawda, sawsze many takioh, 90
nar6d ohoa uwodzic i oslepi6, mielismy
to We Warszawie. Ale patr. kolego,
OTTO jeneral Chlopioki konno wyjezdza,
widziszP
Mech ayJe jeneral Chsopiokil =
- woiaiy tlumy = Chlopioki ma ka.
rym rumaku mundurze jeneralskim,
okryty ordsrami, przejesdzai z twar.a
dunno j zimua ME dzielac woale Ia
palu do waikiki, o kt6ry 60 tlumy posa.
dzaay | ola kt6rego waasnie tax 60 wisl.
biono.
- Coz to Ia wiarusy, kosynier.yP -
zapyta3 Witozak stojsOego obok u}ana,
kt6ry roznieoa} wlasnie kr6tka luke.
TAX, to ko 'ynierzy . pod Warsza-
wy, I dziedzioem ma ozele. No teraz
tylko W pole ruszy6.
Szli ~kosynier.y W bia{yoh sukmanaoh
ozw6rkami przez ulioe, bylo ioh tysiao,
a przodem jeohai ma siwku dzied.io "
ozerwonej rogatos, z szabla W dloni.
Wesole okr.y.i w'taiy pr1ybylyoh, a
kosynierzy deflowali pred Ch&opickim.
Terra. na~patrsylismy sic dosy6 -
rzeki M~iko3ajew.ki, p6jdzmy napic sic
miodu / w6dki. o pare set krok6w ma.
my wiasnie take miejsoe = jest tam
zawsze DUO zolnierzy i troohe oywil.
nych, ale dobryOh wiarul6w, i zabawim
sic re znajomymi.
Ruszyli. Oisnac sic przez tlumy ludu
~zalegajaoe ulioe, a pc kilku minutaoh.
staneli ma miejscu. q glebi buohnal ku
MIN mazur Chlopiokiego, pod6wczas
powszechnie spiewany:
Nasz Chlopioki wojak dzielny, smialy,
Powiedzie zuch6w naszych do zwycieztw
chwaly.
Hulk armat, szczek pa}aszy
Moskah wnet odstraszy,
Hej brsois W imie Boze,
Bog nam dopomoze!
Dalej braoia walczmy dzielpie, smialo,
Nasz orzel skohczy Wake Ola narodu
e ohwala.
Tnie tego polska kosa,
Mia ustrzem Moskwie nosa,
Hej da'ej, hej Ia wiare
w pieh wytniem wrog6w chmare.
Dalej braoia zwawo; idzmy W Litwe
L ma smisrc albo zyoie toozmy Z oarsm
[bitwe!
Hej wichty, z drogi skaia,
Mech zadrzy ziemis Gaia,
Hej braoia W imie Boze,
Bog nam ~dopomozel
Wszedzie byio pelno, nsjwieoej mum.
durow. Zycie wesole wrzalo, ale rel
wodzili czwartacy | uiani. Wnet 70.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
Dzielny Pu1k Czwarta-
k6W.
(Ciag dalszy).

mic dziwnegol Gospodarz tam zamiesz-
katy, starry i powaAny, mial kilku pa.
robk6w weso}yoh i sam rad byl patr.e6
ma ioh zabawe po robocie, wiec Z pc.
bliskich wsi uieraz zajrza} niejeden, i
oohoOzo sic garnai do niego, by ozas
spedsa6 mile. Mlody dziedzio pr.yleg.
lego Retkowa, Ostrowski, byl ola lud.i
dobry, wiec razno mogli sic paroboy "a
bawia6.
w stajni gospodarskiej by1o pe3no
wiesniak6w rosiych, junackioh postaoi,
o~dsianych ozerwone kaftany i grana-
towe ma haftki spinane a gesto marsozo.
ne zupaniki.
Siedz'eli oni pc skrzyniach, l6zkaoh,
gdzie sic kto zmiescil, i gawedzili sobie,
a cd czasu do ozasu odzywala sic rama
melodja skrzypek.
L coz OF m6wil dziedzio, pytano
parobczaka. Observation-Disclosures,
postawy krepej | silnej ale pieknej, oozu
bystryoh, ztwarza zdradzajaoa rozsadek
i przebiegsosc, o jasnym wasiku - po-
wiadsj Kubal
Owszem odpar{ Kuba Witozak
powiem wan, boz to i was tyczy. Bra
ola nasi W Warszawie zrobili powstanie
wygnali moskali preoz "a granioe!
Dobrze sic spisali = zawo}aso Kill.
ku - POGO moskal ma naszej ziemi!
Ale to ME konieo = prawi{ dalej
Witczak to dopiero p~oczatek, pre-.
ole moskale PROOF Kr6lestwa DUO jesz.
oze ziemi polskiej zajmuja = trzeba
wszsdzie polak6w wyswobodzic = wieo
bedzie wojna, i garna sic lud.ie do bro.
nj, DO polskiego wojska ami trzydzisstu
tysieoy niema. a moskiswskiego jest
dwadaiescia razy lyle. A kiedy tam sic
bija "a Ware ! Ojozyzne, o6z my zro.
bimy? Cay bedziem siedzieli, jak baby
"a piecem?
Il juzoi, ze ME = odpar1o kilku-
wstyd dobremu ch3opu siedziec W domu,
kiedy braoia LEILA krew.
Leoz jeden parobek, siedzaoy ma DO.
ku, widooznie ME p~odzielal zdania og6.
IA, DO mruknal:
- Guza wan sic chloe, POGO t}uo sic
"a sprawe pan6w, ia ME glupi.
Dos}ysza} Witczak j zaraz krzyknal:
Ca1owieoze, gdzie u ciebie rozum,
rozum, re takie rzeozy gadaszl ia tax
samo ma kluskaoh i polewoe wychowa.
ny, jak j ty, kazdemu wisrusowi dobrze
zyoze, mnie mozeOie wierzyc. Jakto
sprawl polska ma bye sprawa samych
panow! Pomysl jeno, czy to tym pa
nom pod moskalem tax lie, jak namp
We Warszawie przecie zrobili tylko ola
tego powstsnie, zeby ludziom wszyst.
kim byio dobrze, a do niego oiagli tyI.
ko tacy panowie, 90 ludzi ME marnuja,
ale ich szanowac umieja. A takis gal-
gany, 90 mad cz~lowiekiem litosoi ME
mieli, tyoh zawsze ciaglo do moskala-
taoy nigdy ME sill walozyc "a kraj. Po-
wiedz jeno, ozy zapomniales, jak starry
Jedrzej. 90 pod Kosoiuszka sluzyl, Jaw.
see mowil: Kiedy bylo chlopu lepiej,
pod Kosciuszka, ozy terazP
A powiedz no tylko, ozemu wtedy OF
wszyscy 90 byli os~wieceni, a niestety
byfo icb wtedy bardzo malo, tax sic bill