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The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11

for me to pass a catgut suture through
the center of the wound in the heart
and control the hemorrhage. / cleansed
the pericardial sac with the saline So
luton, and closed the opening in IL with
seven interrupted catgut sutures. The
pleural cavity was also cleansed with
a saline solution, and drained with
iodoform gauze. The musculo- osseous
flap was brought down and stitched in
position. The operation lasted forty
five minutes.
The patients pulse on reaching his
bed was las degrees ana respiration So.
/ injected strychnine hypodermically
and employed hypodermoclysis and au-
totransfusion. The following morning,
Sept. Is, the boys pulse was 1870 de-
gress and temperature 102 degrees, and
he was slightly delirious. on Sept. 16
there was but slight change in the tenn
perature and pulse though the deliri-
UNI was much worse On Sept. II he
commenced to improve, and his recov-
cry has been uninterrupted. / allowed
him to sit up on the fifteenth day.
l.. L. Hill. M. d.
Surgeon to the Hill Infirmary.
Montgomery Ala.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
SANFORD BANK CLOSED.
Accident at the Mill at ApOpI<a
Teachers to Meet mt Orlando.

Accident at the Mill at ApopI<a.
Teachers to Meet at Orlando.
Orlando, Fla, Dec. 10-The Sanford
Loan and Trust Company Bank at
Sanford has closed it's doors. A full
report of the condition of the bank is
promised in a few days.
The boiler of the Starbird lumber and
veneer mill at Apopka blew up yester-
day afternoon, wrecking the mill and
injuring four men. The first message
from there was to the effect that Fred
Lowell was fatally injured. Later re-
parts are that, while seriously in
jured, he will recover. Lowell is a
white man. The others injured are
E. Evanson, white, and two colored
men. brothers. named Galloway.
H. c. Whiteman has been appointed
and confirmed as postmaster at San
ford in place of Charles Partridge, de-
ceased
Up to this date this section has es-
capped frosts andAvegetables of all sorts
are making a most satisfactory
growth. Oranges are now going for
ward rapidly from this county. The
fruit is fine in quality and prices real
lied are quite satisfactory to the grow
erS.
Active preparations are being made
by a Board of Trade committee for
the entertainment of the Florida State
Teachers Convention, which meets
here on the 29th instant. 1t is expected
that not less than $50 teachers will be
here.
Hon. John M. 'Chenay of this place
has been appointed attorney of the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
LIVED WITH STABBED HEART.
Details of the Operation on the
Heart of Henry Myrick.

Details of the Operation on the
Heart of Henry MyrIck.
From the New York Medical Record.
Henry Myrick, negro, 10 years of
age, of rather delicate appearance, was
stabbed at 5 O'Clock Sunday afternoon,
Sept. IA, 1902. About six hours after
the injury Drs. Parker and WiIkerson
were called, and perceiving the nature
of the case, advised that | should be
sent for, and upon my arrival 1 urged
an immediate operation. To this the
parent readily consented and / was
assisted in the operation by Drs Will
kerson, Parker, Michel, X. $. Hill,
Robinson, and Washington.
The knife blade entered the fifth in
tercostal space about quarter of an
inch to the right OF the left nipple and,
penetrating the apex of the heart,
passed into the left ventrfcle. The
wound was about three-eighths of an
inch in length, and from it came a
stream of blood at every systole. There
was no external bleeding, but his gen.
eral condition was very unfavorable.
The radial pulse was almost impercep-
ttble and the heart sounds were heard
with difficulty. There was a triangle
lar-shaped area of dulness. He had
dyspoena, and was very restless. His
extremities were cold. as were his lips
and nose. When aroused, he answer
ed questions intelligently, though his
countenance showed great distress.
Securing two lamps, / removed the
boy from his bed TO a table at / o'clock
at night, eight hours after the stab
bling, and proceeded to cleanse the field
of the operation and place the patient
in as favorable a condition as my sur
roundings In the negro cabin would al
low. Commencing an incision about
tive-eighths of an inch from the left
border Of the sternum, / carried 1t along
the third rib for four inches. Sec
ond incision was started at the same
distance from the sternum and carried
along the sixth rib for four inches.
A vertical incision along the anterior
axillary line was made, connecting
them. The third, fourth and fifth ribs
were cut through with the pleura. The
musculo-osseous flap was raised, with
the cartilages of the ribs acting as the
hinges. There was no blood in the
pleural cavity, but the pericardium was
enormously distended. / enlarged the
opening in the pericardium to a dis
tance of two and one-half inches and
evacuated about ten ounces of blood
The pulse Immediately improved, and
was commented upon by DIR. l.. D..
Robinson, who so successfully and
skillfully administered the chloroform.
/ had my brother, DIR. r. S. Hill, to
pass his hand into the pericardial sac
and bring the heart upward, and. at
the same time, steady ii sufficiently
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
REPORT FROM BOWEN.

Washington. Dec. 10.-But one cable
gram has been received to-day by the
State Department from Minister Bow
en- at Caracas. That relates to the
seizure by British and German vessels
of the Venezuelan navy at La Guayra
He makes no refernce whatever to any
seizures of customs houses. Mr.. Bowen
expresses the opinion that similar seiz-
ures of vessels may have been made at
other ports.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
ONLY EIGHT TEAMS
STILL IN THE RACE,

New York, Dec. 10.-But eight teams,
half the original number of starters in
the six-dsy bicycle race. remained on
the track at midnight when the half
way mark was passed. During the day
Frank Kramer established a new rec
ord for an unpaced. flying start half
mile, covering the distance in 81 1t
seconds. Later he broke the quarter
mile unpaced record in 25 2-5 seconds,
the previous record made by Major
Taylor being rs As seconds. The score
at midnight of the six leaders was 1, 81
miles, 3 laps.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11

felt the throb of a new sensation, and
the share markets became mercurial
with excited buyers and sellers: rings
were formed, and no small amount of
suspected jobbery practiced shares
rose to enormous prices, then fell far
below their value. and thus many were
ruined; there We lawsuits over adj
joining claims. and supposed question
able transactions occurred; fortunes
were made and lost and regained; but
amid all these variations of specula-
ton and fortune the wonderful output
of gold continued Since 1882, when
the discovery was rshie. over two mill
lion and quarter ounces Of gold have
been obtained; and the latest reports
issued by the company state that for
some decades at least there will <pe no
diminution of the steady yieN.of gold
which has been so long continued.
Even when the mountain is levelled
gold will be found to a considerable
depth beneath its base
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
INDICTED SILK IMPORTERS.

New York, Dec. 10.-Abraham S. Ros-
enthal and Martin L. Cohn of the silk
importing firm of A. S. Rosenthal &c
Co. have been indicted by the federal
grand jury on two charges. They are
accused of entering silk on worthless
or fraudulent invoices, and of con-
spiracy with Charles c. Browne, a
former silk examiner. RosenthaI and
Cohn appeared in the United States
court to-day to answer the indict-
ment. Their pleading was adjourned
until Tuesday, Browne, who is out
of town, will appear tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
INCITED THE MURDER.

Dublin, Dec. 10.-Dennis Mcbride a
former member of Parliament. was
found guilty to-day at the Leinster
assizes of melting in speech the muir
der of Maj. Gen. Meares Of County
Westmeath. The prisoner, who was re-
commended to mercy by the jury, was
sentenced to eight months's imprison-
mont
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
TO MAKE AXES AND TOOLS.
Combination Is to BE Capitalized at
42,OOO,OO

Reading, Pa. Dec. 1O.-The move
ment by which the axe and tool in
terests are to be consolidated and
which has been going on for nearly a
year is about consummated. and will
include practically all the principal
concerns of the kind in the country.
The new combination is to be known
as the International Axe and Tool
Company with a capitalization of $42,-
100000. The plants to be acquired are
estimated to have a value of about
$26,OO0,O00. 1t is estimated that ecour
onlics amounting to at least 81, O00, 900
will be affected as the result of the
operation under one management.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
CORBETT AND M'G0vERN
FlGHTAT DETROIT.

Detroit. Mich, Dec. 1O.-William
Considine, matchmaker for the Metro
politan Athletic Club of this city to-
day received dispatch from John
Considine of New York, manager for
Young Corbett, stating that Detroit
has been awarded the Corbett-McGov-
ern contest. The men will meet prob
ably on Jan. 3.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
TO PROTECT ITALIANS.

Rome, Dec. 1O.-The government has
instructed the commnder of the Italian
third class cruiser Giovanni Bausan,
which arrived at LaGuayra yesterday,
to fully protect Italian subjects in
Venezuela; to take them aboard, OF,
if necessary, to land blue jackets for
their protection
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
NEW ASSOCIATION
OF LUMBERMEN
w. b. stiIlvven Represents Georgia
on the Board.

w. H. SuifWeH Represents Georgia
on the Board.
st. Louis, Dec. 10.-The National
Lumber Manufacturers Association
was formed here to-day, and the body
adjourned to hold the next meeting
April 20, 1903 in Washington, D. c.
The following officers were elected.
President, E. c. Fosburg, Norfolk; vice
president, Edwand Hines, Chicago;
secretary, G.. K. Smith, st. Louis;
treasurer, ]. A. Freeman, st. Louis.
Board of Governors-W. B. Still
well, representing the Georgia Saw
Mill Association; F. c. Fischer, repre-
senting the Hardwood Manufacturers
of the United States; S. T. Mcknight,
representing the Mississippi Valley
Lumberman's Association; Everett
Gregg, representing the Pacific Lum-
bermens Association. and John L. Ro-
per, representing the North Carolina
Pine Association.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
WHALEY'S STORE
BURNS AT JESUP

Jesup, Ca. Dec. 10.--Fire broke out
in the store of H. w. Whaley. about
1890 o'clock tonight, and being a large
frame building, it did not take more
than an hour for it to burn completely
down. By free use of water from the
railroad tank and hose. the adjoining
buildings were saved. The loss cannot
be ascertained at this time.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
OPPOSES EDUCATIONAL TEST.

Claims That Would Keep Out Only
Laborers Hawaii Gets.
Washington, Dec. 10.-William Hay
wood. representing the Hawaiian sug-
ar planters, told the Senate Commit
tee on Immigration to-day that the
educational test in the immigration
bill would have the effect of keeping
out of Hawaii the only labor the Ha-
waiians can now obtain. Joseph Smol-
inski representing the American Po-
fish alliance, opposed the educational
test, and A. p. Anderson, representing
the American Steamship Line, sug-
gested that various changes be made
in the measure.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
Will Make
Affidavit
New Lease of Life for an iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster R. Fl. Randall, Dunlap, Ia,
says: l suffered from indigestion and re-
sulting evils for years. Finally l tried
Kodol. soon knew had found what
had long looked for. / am better today
than in years. Kodol gave me new
lease of life. Anyone can have my af-
fidavit to the truth of this statement. +"
Kodol digests your food. This enables the
system to assimilate supplies, strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health.
KOdol Makes You Strong.
Prepared only by E. @. DEWITT & o., Chicago
The 81. bottle contains "a times the Soc. size.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11

Washington. Dec. 10.-The treaty be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain regarding commercial relations
between the United States and New
foundland was made public to-day. I'M
der it's provisions, raw cotton. cotton
yarn and cotton seed oil imported from
the United States are admitted to
Newfoundland free of duty.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
FOR THE s-HoUR BILL.
speech Made by Proctor Before the
Senate Committee.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Sena tor Proc
tor to-day made an argument before
the Senate Committee on Education
and Labor for a mobilization of the
eight-hour bill so as to make clearer
some of its provisions. He said that
as the bill stands it would be necessary
to take it to the courts for interpreta-
ton.
EX-Secretary Herbert and Others APP
peared before the committee in the in
terest of the shipbuilding industry
They opposed the bill.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
OBITUARY.


"""EE"E ~ E'"'F NV TUT
New York. Dec. f0.-chaFles ~. Pest,
founder ~ Rogers. Peet A. CO.. was
found, dead IA bed af bis home ~
PialHGeld =. J.. to-day from heart
disease. ~ Nas vice president ~ the
United states Casually Company "
New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
suffering in Germany.

Berlin, Dec. 1O.-The extremely cold
weather prevailing in Germany, In
connection with the hard times, is
causing much suffering. Many per-
sons have been frozen to death In the
Western Industrial provinces and also
i'm the Northeastern provinces.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Gull
lom to-day reported 70 the Senate IN
executive session the new treaty OF
amity and commerce between the
United States and Spain. which has
been under consideration by the COM
mittes on foreign relations.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11

-"They say she Is determined to
marry a certain struggling young at
torney." well. IL she has made up
her mind to marry him I guess there
is no further use for him to strug-
gle."-Puck.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
sawter Succeeds Mast

Washington, Dec. 10.-George Sawter,
United States consul at Antigua, Brit
ish West Indies, has been appointed to
succeed the late Thomas Mast as con-
sui general at Guayaquil, Ecuador.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
S1,OOO,OOO FOR CATTLE.
A Bill That Designs That Amount {,
Fight Disease.

Fight Disease.
Washington, Dec. 10.-Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson appeared before the
House Committee on Agriculture to-
day, explaining the urgent necessity of
an emergency appropriation to enable
his department to stamp out the foot
and mouth disease now prevalent in
some of the New England States.
The committee will report to the
House tomorrow a bill carrying an
emergency appropriation of $1,000000
to meet the requirements of the de-
partment in eradicating the disease in
the infected sections.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
COMMENT OF MEXICO.
That Country Seems to Fix Blame on
VenezueIa.

NenezueIa.
City Of Mexico. Dec. 1O.-El Impair
claI, organ Of the Liberal party, and
IN many cases speaking unoffisially
for the administration, deplores the
conduct OF Venezuela in not having
made her credit good with Germany
and Great Britain. thus provoking
armed Intervention.
III impartial says II can never sufi-
cieuy deplore that spanish-American
countries should give reasons for acts
OF hostility on the part Of the power.
fui European nations. Tine felure o.
comply with its obligations BY one
Of these spanish American peoples
brings discredit On an Latlp-America.
These counties should NOT presume On
fheiF weakness and the GUARANTEES ~
the Monroe Doctrine 10 avoid ffllEi-
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
CAPTURED SHIPS
l AND TOWED THEM AWAY
Continued from First Page.)

IOUHIIIIutu IIOIII T.lISL dBt.D
bined German and British fleet seized
and towed outside the harbor of La
Guayra all the vessels which were then
there. These were the warships Gen.
Crespo, Totumo, Ossun and Margarita.
The ships were manned by 800 men.
The news of the capture of the war
ships is not yet generally known in the
capital Great excitement will I'M
doubtedy prevail when it is announced.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11

ously meeting their international obli-
gatione.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-11
mANcnURIA A VAST LAND.

ouTBtUH 10 IIlt IIIII InlIIIII
Montgomery, Ala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

~ na oknie, "o'ny :
s.eseelliwy. !:
J.siek beg nanYsau pochwyoil
jablk., skccz,l No konia \ pssds'i
pr1es las.
Kiedy wyjechah jnA 3 lasu, ia
sick otejrse} sie 81 siebie j przers
aeDien zobarzyl, te sbejey gsnia
- MIN.
Me .Iekaj sif niczego
rzek@ wtedy koh-rzae tylko u
s,ebie jedno i.bfxo.
Jasiek posluchai iwnet iab}-
ka powsta} Dor gesty ciemny.
!. Rozb6jnicy przokradli sic
:p'zez las i juz, juz doredz.li CHOP
O., ale ten rzuci} drugie j.b}ko j
rzeka szeroka rozla}s SIG pomisdsy
Jaskiem q rozbdjoiksmi.
II. zbd]cy rzucili sig 2 kohn, "
wo.'e, prxepaynsli zadw pu1c''i
zig: " pogoh.
wtedy JaDst ostatnie jabiko
'sae'' . aiean'si ' tel ohri'i baoh
"si : . ,'leo nieissa Plenis a. :sa*ro~
kfaniepodobnyMtafo prsebyeia. A:
koh przem6wi ii do Jauka:
.: +, - No, jestesmy JUL aratowa-
ri. W,dzisz to wielk,e miasto. gdzie
.wieze kosc,elne, .dz tam, udsj sig
do .zamku kr5lewskiego i prxyimij
}akakolwiek sluzbe Kiedy zas be
ieiers potrzebows& jakiei pomocv
pr,yjdz tn oto do togo 2lelonege
gsju i Rwizdnij tray razy, wnet
sic ukaze. .
Gdy dojechal, ma BRICK zielo
nego gaju, zs,ad& Janek z .konis,
po&eg"a& go russy} do m'asta, do
zamka kr6lewskiego.
II.
Wszed1 ma podn6 rzc spyta}
czy ME potrzebuja kogc do s}uzby
Odyowiedziano mu ze wlasnle pc
trzeba ogrodniczka do pomocy. TIE
20 samego duia jcszczs Janek
wzi9} zip do piracy PREY kr6lewskim
ogrodzlc.
Nierax odtad kop &C hub podle-
vajac kwiaty,> wzdycha} s"bie CT
cho. Teskno mu by 10 d. oiea l cha
ty rodzinnei, a o powrocie navel
mySleG ME m6g}, DO .~n,ewiedz'al zu
pelnie W kt5ra rus.yc str"ne. a W
tym kraju gdzie by1, Mkt mu drogi
wskazaG ME umia}.
TAX przesz.o pare lat. I zdarzy
10 sic, 10 wybnchla wojna. Krdl z
wojskiem ruszy} przeciw n~ieprzyia~
cielowi. Jaslek radby tel poszed} ma
woine, ale M ME pozwolili. DO ma
wet broni porzadnej ME m al.
Gdy w"jsko wyruszy}o z mia
sta, us,ad1 Janek pod drzewem j
smatno sic zaduina} mad swoja ME
dola.
Maggie zervat sic z radoscia,
klasna} W dionie pobieg} do ga
iu. Tam gwizdna} pc trey kro6 j
wnet ukazal sic kary rumak oslo.
d}any, a do siod{a prxy mocowans
byla Gala zbroja ryoerska. Jaesek
ubrsf sic " zbroje, dos1ad} ruma-
ka i pcpedzia ma pole bitwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

niepr1yjaeie}, swyoisiiaa, , srnusss Do
ucieo,ki.
Nieprz,jjac' Gle sossali swye'e
semi. ale dsielny ryoers raniony y
ryke przyviedziony Eostal do krd-
la: Kr6l udsieesny q pomoc sam
s.jal sig r5oersem ] owinal :nu re-
ks swoja ehustk4. Wres.cie zapy
tai:
= Czeso Sadass dzisloy ~
cersu, 70 scslenie tego kraju; NOV
cxego obcens, caego pragniosz, 2
wszystko spe1nie.
: =. Kr6lu moi panic!
rzek} rycsrz Prsyklekaj4c = MIC ME
pragne i ME zad.m, dose ola mn'c
s~sczescla, lem ojcayzne cd y g
przyjaci6 uwolna. i olsb'e,' o. krd-
~, ocaIh
M6wi4o to, Rycerz pewstas,
skoozy1 ma konia isniknal
Wesolo i radosnis bylo M
zamku krd ewskin, gay powroc'i,.
zvyciesk,e wojska>.
o nicsem ME m6wiouo, tylko
Q dsielpym, ryeer.u !, dsiwiono sis.
gdsie' . TAX ','4 s"'t l!1st :.
Undergraduates :slqehasl::
wszystkiego, usmiethal sie. ale nc
.nie.md~i1 i. Q nic'nie pyta| -,
Ma drugi dzien rano, ogrodnik
przysssdl budzi6 Jaskai zobaosy',
4e ten ma reke owinietae cbustka ?
wyszyta koroua krd'ewska,
= Zkad to .mass:- :: krzyykn ne 2 2
~ D : F-"= ''-r
! gnie ukrad}es!
Me gniewajcie sig. panic
K rdl sam m, j. darowa}, tson'aczya
sig Jasiek.
- To bye ME moze, chodz Go
kr6la tam SIC wyt}6maoxysz.
Przypro padzono Jauka pred
kr6la, a ten obeirzawszy chustke
przyzua}, re to ia sama. kt6re
wczoraj owipal rske nieznanemu
r~ycerzowi. Pojac tyIko ME m6yf,
zkad ja dosta} biedny ogrodniczek
Janek pros,l kr6'a o godzine
czasu, a wy~t}olbaczy sic re ~szyst
k'ego. krdl pozwoll}, a janek 20
biegt do xielonego ga]u prsybra}
sig W zbroje, dosiad} swego konia
popedzi& do zamku krd'ewsk'ego.
Gdy stanai przed brama' "a
trabi1 pc trey krot " %z@oclsta2
trabke. a st'az teraz da1a znac
kr6lowi, re dzlelny rycerz juz sic
ukazal. .-...
Kr5l' kazaf brame otworzy6 i
czeka1 ma podw6r4u Z caiym dive
rem.
Rycerz wjecha} ma podworze i
zatrzyma} sic PREY krdlewskim tro-
ME. Zeskoczy{ z siodta, przyklek"
nal przed kr6lem, podoi6s} przy}
bics od.}on'} twarz swojaa wsz>-
soy krsyknell Z podliwem:
To Janek, ogrodniczek!
Kr6l urxdowany to1nldsf go
Z ziem,, u6ciskai i wprowadzii do
zamku. Prey uczcie ma piervszem
m,ejscu posaizi} 70 koio siebie.
Niedlugo tel odby{o sic wcsele
Jaska 2 cdrk4 krolewska . zsras
potem Janko- kr6leu,oz, jak go Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-11-27

%UW3
!.
Ubog, w,esn,sk mial syna Wy
restka, dobrego, pracowitego ohio.'
pska.
Jsdnego daia po.sedi w'esni.k
o5a6 pole dsleko Cd. sohaty. DO a
"a gs.tym lsssm p~slosens.
Odchods@c 3 p2ugiem, powiee
dziat synowi se :bedsie pred
sob@ n.cina} kore IA drsewaoh j
to cb}opcu bedsie o~znaosalo droge,
gdy, do ojeas ebiadem pdjdzie.
Kiedy sionko wysoko wsb.io
sig ma po&udnis, eh'oP:alk. ~. w y lg2:t
dwoiaosk, Z obiadem, hawai- rszo~.
wego ch'sba - pazuchs russy4
&wsno pr.ss las
ldsio. ,dslc, . oglada s'e pc
drzew.cb, toby ME aabsed1'G.
Az tn M drodtu najgestsneggo
lasa sl.dy ma drzewaoh sginsiy'
J..i.k st.n.t i oglad. SIG ~o'
ko'o. wresroie ~przezegnai sig i RI
cyl vpross per.sd =s'eb'e - A g ~ Il.
gqs'y, ooras trudniej ne, kraak,
po<herfy na. .ubranie, j.. ga|ez.e tw.rs
rece p~odrapa&y. Naresscie zassed1
take y~e'twins, dc jug ami krotu
n.prsdd pos.spid ME mdgl.
- Moi Boze, GO ia tn pocsne
biadst ch&opak - ojciec tam
glodnv oseka ma obiad. a to jug
dawno po poiudniu.
Gdy tax rozmysla spojrzy ma
strone az tn ~idzi dom ogromny,
ukryty do po}owy pod ga}szism;
drew. Wchodzi vice smta}o ns
schody. ale zaledvie drzwi uehy.
lii xajrzaf do srodka, zadr5a{
We strachu. w zbie ko}o stoiu sic
dziafo dwuuastu ludzi. v az Jscy
mieli dfug,e brody i~asy, strasz
We oczY, a noze "a pasem i niece
boku.
Jasiek przerazony poznaf cd
razu, lie to SO zbdjcy, 0 kt5rycb
nieraz s&Yszal, ze sic W tym leslie
ukrywsja JUL cheat zmykat cd
drzwi, ale k,edy przypomnia} sobir
glo ineyo ojra, zeb'at sig ma odwa
e , zapytaf pokornie o droge ktd.
raby 60 wyprowadzi&a p lasu ns
pole OLGA Ma to odezwa} sig mai
starszy re zb6l6w:
JUL ty zt2d, moi chiopcze, ME
w~yjdzicsz, zostaniesz u mas, DO
wissuie potrzebujemy pos4ugacza.
Bledy ME bedziesz mia}, ale praco..
wac musisz. Codz en- posprzatss~
i.by, rozpalisz ogieh ma kominie.
a drzwi zamykaj dobrze ma te OTTO
Aelazn2 zasuwe i ME otwisrsj nj
komu tylko nam. Ale przedewszyst-
klein ME wal sic otwiera6 tych
drzvi ma }yozko> zamkn,styeh b.
oie nieszcse6cie spotka.
Zbdjcy chw,le ~jeszcze zabawili
i ruszyli do lasu, q Jasiek usladi V
kaciku i zacza} p}akat.
- Co ja poozne biedny siero
ts. lax eie tn vvdOataG Z teQc lasu