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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
WEEK AT COLLEGE
Ericsson Hall Converted into
Physical and Chemical
Laboratory.
NEW LINE OF APPARATUS
Glasses In Several Departments are
Large and Still Grow
ing.

Ericsson hall, formerly the old Hull
house, on the Augustana college cam
pus, has been remodeled and equipped
as physical and chemical laboratory.
The furniture is made by the Moline
Furniture works. and is of the latest
improved pattern and of excellent
quality.
a complete and up-to-date line of
apparatus has been procured for the
physical laboratory and each student
will be enabled to carry out the pre-
scribed course of experiments individ-
ually.
The chemical laboratory is furnish
ed with desks of oak, having sinks and
water supply within reach of each
student. New apparatus has been
purchased, and students will find eX-
cellent facilities for work in all the
various branches of chemistry.
The new preparatory department in
augurated at the beginning of the
present school year aims to do the
work of the last two years of the
public schools in one year. This of
course implies that good deal of
home work will be required. especial
ly in arithmetic and United States
history. 1t is believed. however, that
good many parents will be glad of
this opportunity to save their chill
drcn a years time at school.
Notes aud Personals,
Prof. W. +. Ccderberg, the new col
lege professor of mathematics at Au-
gustana, has entered upon his duties.
l.,
university and comes highly recon-
mended from Brown university at
Providence, Il. l., where he taught
last year.
Eight graduates of the Rock Island
high school are enrolled this year in
the collegiate department.. Two of
these. Miss Belle Mills and Alexander
Craig, will graduate next spring.
The largest class in Latin in the
history of Augustana is being taught
this term by Assistant Professor
Mertz. This class is the second class
of the academy and numbers 60 mem
hers. with new accessions almost
daily.
\ new study hall for boys from the
cities is being fitted up. an improve
| ment which viii doubtless be much
appreciated by parents sending their
sons to the institution.
\ course in assaying and determine
| tive mineralogY has been added to the
chemical courses. Augustana now
has a chemical laboratory of which
Rock Island may well be proud.
The newly inaugurated modern Ian
guage course is proving quite popu-
lar. This years beginning class in
French is the largest in the history
of the institution. Five graduates of
the Rock Island high school are en-
rolled in il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
FABIAN TO GIVE ANOTHER
PIANO RECITAL IN CITY

S. NJ. Fabian, the renowned pianist,
of New York. will again appear before
the musical people of the tri-cities.
At his last appearance in Rock Isl
and everyone who was fortunate
enough to hear him well remembers
with what enthusiasm the audience
greeted him and made him respond
to encore after encore.
The possibility of bringing Mr.. Fa-
bian here again has been realized by
the patronage of the leading ladies of
the twin-cities.
Fabian's recital will be given at Au-
gustana college chapel Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 20, at p. m. The following
ladies are to act as patronesses:
Rock Island - Mrs. Gustav. A..
Andreen, Mrs. z. F. Bartholo-
new, Mrs. c. Bernhard. Mrs. S. r.
Bowlby, Mrs. f. c. Denkmann, Mrs.
Eva Calvin, Miss X. Gest. Mrs. f. W.
Hurst. Miss Olga Junge. Mrs. l.. Kohn,
Mrs. l.. S. McCabe, Mrs. w. S. Mar
quis. Mrs. F. Mixter, Mrs. J. F. Robin
son, Mrs. W. II. Recl1, Miss Myrtle Sears,
Mrs. L. Simon, Mrs. w. c. Totten.
Moline-AIrs. C. H. Ainsworth, Mrs.
Frank Allen. Mrs. William Butter
worth, Mrs. c. G. Carlson, Mrs. c. H.
Deere, Mrs. Robert Enegren, Mrs. a.
V. Esterdahl, Mrs. F. w Gould, Mrs.
c. a. Hemborg, Mrs. c. I. Josephson,
Mrs. Charles H. Lippincott, Mrs. c. w.
Lundahl, Mrs. T. a. Landee Mrs. z. L.
Nordgren, Mrs. j. b. Oakleaf, Mrs.
Charles H. Pope. Mrs. /. Rosenstein,
Mrs. Charles Stephens, Miss Lille
swan -. II!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
DATE FOR SECOND
MEETING FIXED
Mississippi River Improvement AS.
ISOLATION Called Together
Oct. 21-22.

Lewis b. Boswell, of Quincy, secre-
tary of the Upper Mississippi River
Improvement association, yesterday
issued a call for the second annual
convention of the association, which
is to be held in Davenport. The date
named is Oct. 21-22. Everything in
connection with the meeting had been
arranged for except the date for the
gathering and the various river clubs
along the Mississippi have been await
ing the announcement of the date by
the secretary.
Each river city and each commercial
and trade organization is entitled to
three delegates to the rivermen's CON
vention and the program of the two
days will be taken up in Il discussion
of various methods of improving the
upper river The two previous con-
ventions have resulted in a great good
so far as the Improvement of the
great waterway is concerned, and
this one, the third, is expected to be
more productive of good than either
of the others.
Oct. 81 and 30 are far enough dis
tant to allow all committees from the
various river towns to prepare them
selves for the discussion which will be
taken up on their arrival in Daven.
port. Those who attend will all be
given an opportunity to present views
in regard to the situation and offer
suggestions in the matter of improve
ment and those considered feasible
will lie taken up by the main body
and worked out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
ROCK ISLAND DEMANDS
TEMPERANCE OF employees

For some time the Rock Island road
has had ban on cigarette smoking
among its employees and now it has
followed the lead of the Wabash,
Northwestern and other western
roads and included spirituous liquors
among the articles that it's hired men
must abstain from. a prohibitive
campaign has been planned by the
officials and active preparations are
being made to carry it out. In this
age the Importance sOf the work of
common carriers demands that every
precaution be taken to secure safety
and prOmptness and the company will
have the backing of the public in its
new move.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
PEORIA AUTHORITIES
WAR ON SHAREHOLDERS

Peoria has shantyboat town sim
liar to the one that has graced the
west end of this city for years, only
the river settlement of the Stnl City
is a great deal more extensive than
the one here and has given CORE
spondingly more trouble. 1t has
caused the authorities so much trou-
BILE, in fact, that it has been decided
to abolish it and proceedings to that
end have been begun. 1t it being done
through enlisting the activities of
owners of adjacent property, and the
Peoria d Pekin Union Railway com
pany has filed forcible entry ard de
tainer suits against a number of
squatters to get them off of land to
which il has title.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
RAFTERS RESUME
Floods on Upper Mississippi Lead
to Renewal of Ac-
tiVity.
LOG DRIVING BEGUN AGAIN
Assertion Made that the Winona
Will Not Go to Other
Fields.

The floods of the upper Mississippi
are having the effect of renewing
activity among the rafters and the
prospects are that they will find
plenty to do now until navigation
closes. The logs are being driven
down from the small tributary
streams and will be RATED and
| flOated out at once.
All Of the boats of the Staples Tow
ing company are again engaged in
towing logs from the St. Paul boom
to Prescott, the steamer Ben Hershey
having been started again.
The Rutledge is now on her way
down the river with logs from Still
water consigned to Weyerhaeuser q
Denkmann, and the Isaac Staples is
coming down with logs for S. & j. c.
Alice, o Fort Madison.
Packet Season Closing.
The time is drawing near now when
the packet business of the steamboats,
on the upper river will cease and the
boats will go into their winter quar-
tiers. Already several of the packets
are making preparations for closing
the season, which is yet quite early.
The steamer Widona will go into
quarters in about month or earlier.
1t is asserted to have had success
full season, although some talk
of river men has been to the
contrary. The business in both pas
senger and freight has been very
large and the company will realize Il
neat profit this season. There was
fnIIr of tho hlaf
winter, but the officers say it will go
into customary quarters in the boat
yards at this city.
Several reports have been advanced
about the boat, mainly that ii would
not be seen running on the present
trade next year and would be taken to
La Crosse. Wis, and run in the pack
ct trade between that point and ST.
Paul. The officers of the company
assert the Winona will take the
same line next season.
Cruiser May Come
If there is a good stage of water
next year at the time of the, opening
of the st. Louis fair there is a possi-
bility that the people of this city may
have an opportunity to see u real
y
understood to be contemplating send
ing the Des Noines, the unprotected
cruiser now being completed on the
Massachusetts coast, up to partiei-
pate.-in the opening ceremonies at the
fair, and if the water is high enough
to then permit the boat to come still
higher up the river.
The Van SAINT Towing company has
made arrangements with George
Mueller, of Saltwater, to raise the
steamer Park Bluff Immediately
Barges have been secured and the
boat will be raised by means of
chains. When she is raised she will be
taken to the South Saltwater boat
yards for repairs.
\ diver has been engaged to recov-
er the remains of Engineer Ferguson,
who was drowned when the Park
Bluff went down.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
River Bulletin.

mdlcateS rise, - tall.
River forecast for As hours ending
a. m, Monday, Sept. 2t. 1903: y rapid
rise in the Mississippi will begin at
lie Claire and Davenport by Monday.
The Lydia Van SAINT and j. w. Van
SAINT were down with logs and the Wi
mona and James p. Pearson were in
port. The Ruth went north.
At a. m. the stage of water was
sos, and at noon it was 700. The tenn
Perature at noon was -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
what

In the last analysis nobody knows
but we do know that it is under strict
Jaw. Abuse the law even slightly
pain results. Irregular living means
arrangement of the organs, resulting
in constipation, headache or liver
troubles. DIR. Kings New Life Pills
quickly readjusts this. It's gentle, yet
thorough. Only Csc at Hartz & Ulle-
meyer, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-19
The Drmock arlIlInery opening.

Mrs. A. L. Dimock invites your at
tentien to the novelties in fashion
this coming season. Special display
in pattern hats and striking modes in
Tialos hats. Tuesday, Sept. %. Call
and visit the store, j. Deere building.
Moline.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13

Mr. &. T. Dy-. waa for 8 year s--f
has been m thu lumber .4-.r--- et
Silver springs. .- making l-.ri.t-
tons TO return 10 hi home Dbl Indiana.
He is a most pleasant gentleman and
We are glad ne contemplate returning
in about year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13
Z. cure : celsin ore aax.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
.ets. Al druggists refund the money
II Il failes 20 cure. r. w. Groves
signature l. on each box.-25c
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13
LosE-R Reward.

several Thousand dollars invested
and lost in lands in Marion county
without having first obtained al
abstract of title from the Marion
County Abstract Company. For re-
ward see another column.
I. Y. EXPERIENCE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13
Feels Sore

The people Of Bradford county Tee.
sore over the fact that their candidate
J. T. Wills. was not named a. Lamar's
successor. OF course one can never
please everybody, and this the gov
eruOr undoubtedly knew.-Paiatka
Times Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13

Those short horns brought from
Lake City by Messrs. I. p Miller, L.
c. Chambliss, T. T. Munroe and H. L.
Anderson are real beauties and will do
much IN improving our native breeds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13

oeala 10 rapidly gaining oig repu
-,-.rr a. mule and horse market.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13

Before sending away for lowering
and ornamental plants. c"mFar-
rrfe--- with th-- t----u house.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13

F--r- au5 Palms iu many -Ize- ana
,-s--.r-a- ~ thu t-r--Uh'u~e.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13

....umua,ma,
HUMANITARIAN llIlatslIsaGlaat'
Arm. ~HI- PAPER WILL Not
s...> rms FEST oF TIE NAN WHO
g...-rrF~Lg ANp WITHOUT MERIT
g...rf.,. r4E vaP oF CHE Hill; MOB
ana. -r KICK rHE MAJ WHO l. GOING
ruH> Do.
80 zAsE:= zAzi.s. -s:a. EATER
HAPPENINGS ABOUT Town.
rr o., T. Green j. hack from
Jaek-.uv,
F--r- aut Palms iu many size ana
r,--r.e- ~ thu Greenhouse
o.s.a d. rapidly gaining a big repu-
-,-.rr a-s mule and horse market.
Mr. T.. H Naneey, representing
Ruf.-r.-t-. vs. business visitor 70
Oca.a FRIDAY.
NJ r. a. W-ath-rs aud Miss
Hattie Dv- were visiting relatives at
ODD T0Vu Friday
N-- Lila Barnes returned Fri
d.y f-.rl Whit ro- Mr.. Reese Liud
-Ay - Rockwell
Before sending away Tor lowering
and ornamental plants. comFar-
rr.c,-- with th-. '----n aou~e.
If--m. ...r- men w-r- hslf a. hlE
a. tr-.-ta., ,a-y 40. ID have 10 ride
10 Has-s-- ear.
NJ. 7. g. Wiley. Cd. Orlando, J. THE
gu--, ~ a..--l-,--. ~. Etn-. B"o-.
a. th- waa..1..4, .n.--
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inventor. a.8 ...- family are a, tL-il
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
Augusta Fiske pie 0
Zak1ad j .dOstaje
sic do koZy

Augusta Fiske z Milwau-
kee 1adnie zabawi}a sic ma
.balu W hall Humboldt W So
bote W nocy. Podczas zabawy
rozochocona kobieta pocze1a
sic chwalic, re portrait wy
pic 10 w6dek jedna "a dru-
ga. Zak1ad przyjal jeden z
obecnych i przystapiono do
wykonania go. Pc 10 w6dce
l~ekkomyslna kobieta pad1a
nieprzytomna ma 'ziemie. Pi-
jana zabra}a policya do kozy,
gdzie Augusta spa1a be-
przerwy do 1-godziny W ME
dziele popo}udniu. Stawiona
pred sedziego wczoraj, ska
zana zosta}a ma $40 kary i
koszta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
Z PrOfesOra .Kelner.

Madison, Wis. Arthur S.
Wheeler, byly professor uni
wersytetu W Wisconsin, kt6-
ry by} zmuszony rezygnowac
z powodu, il zbyt czesto 3D.
wiedza} szynkownie i szuler-
ME, przyja} posade kelnera
W hotelu z plaza 8 dol. ty-
godniowo. Gdy sic o tenn
dowiedzie]i jego koledzy i
.~obywatele poszli do hotelu
przekonac sic czy to prawda,
"a widzac profesora w-bia}ym
kaftanie i fartuchu "a bufe-
tenn sprzedajacego piwo, ka-
zali mu rzucic t. skandalicz-
ma O. posade, ma co profe-
sor ~odpowiedzia}, IL dian
missy jest buffet, niz kate
dra profesorska,. a re przyja}
te posade, to dlatego, re mu
bieda zaglada}a W oczy i mu-
sia1 brac co sic da1o. Osta-
tecznie ulegl prosbom oby-
wateli i powr6ci} nazad do
uniwersytetu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
3M2H9s ssNNs#*AsH JT5ffgE5. 800 - 1aa5N! as.8 fEHHEs.MsSM
Iragedye mi1Osne.

Ma porzadku dziennym So
|dzisiaj dramaty milosne, zdaje
sic, jakoby pewne kobiety q
garnela epidemic praWdziwa.
Otto we Wloszech W Umbryii
zakochala sic ma smierc 49,
letnia sliczna i wyksztalcona
panienka, c6rka bogatego.
Wlasciciela ziemskiego i cara
ZEN burmistrza miasta Cagii
Bufaliniego, W mlodziutkim
prostym robotniku. Poniew'az
rodzice ma pobranie sic ko-
chajacej parry zezwolic ME
chcieli, uciekli kochankowie
do Poll, gdzie przepedzili noe
W %skromnym hotelu. Naza-
jutrz nadszed1 z policya wuj
panny, ably ia nak}onic do
powrotu, lecz zanim zdolano
wywazyc drzwi, daily sic sly
szec 4 wystrzaly: OTTO wy
strzeli1a rozszala1a dziewczy-
ma 3 razy do kochanka, wre-
szcie do siebie samej. Pc O.
tworzeniu drzwi przedstawily
sic oczom wchodzacych diva
trupy. T~ragikomicznie
przedstawia sic sierra mi1osna,
o kt6rej donosza z Lizbony.
Otto znana tam z pieknosci i
wielkiego majatku, pewna %
letnia markiza ~pozwoli1a wy
krasc sic swojemu - staten
MENU. Gdy sic MAJ jej do
wiedzia1 0 fakcie spe}nionym,
zamierza1 odebrac sobie zycie,
.lecz zosta} powstrzymanym
przez przyjaci6}:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
ZamOzni farmerZy.

Farmerzy W koloniach W Wis
consinie beda szczeSliwi, zdrowi i
bogaci, jezel1 dostana dobre fanny,
dobre hypoteki, dobry inwentarz i
dobre ceny.
Wszystko to MONA znalezG W
koloniach Pulaski, Sobieski, Kra-
kowie i Hofa Parku, gdzie juz te-
raz maja koscio}y szko{y wybu-
dowane.
Obecnie rozpocznie sic budowa
dr6g nowych, kt6re beda przecina-
~ lyme okolice. w srodku tych
dr6g za}ozy sic nova kolonia.
Gdyby ludzie miastach vie
dzieli jak szczesliwie farmerzy sobie
zyja ma naszych farmach, to z pew
no6cia setki takowych by ~sprzeda}o
swe property " miescie i by przy-
byli do mas. Jest DUO takich far
mer6w, kt6rzy maja fanny W in
nych koloniach i radziby je tam
sprzedac, ably sig tylko mogli pre-
niesG z inwentarzem tutaj.
Mapy l informacye przyszlemy
wan darmo. Piszcie lub przyjdzcie
do
J. J. HOF LAND co.,
Sobieski, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12

Observation-Disclosures rAN @AA5HF
kkrryJto moggilkse.,. 70 dWoch
tygodniaclh przypomnieli 50
bic srodze zmartwieni rodzzi-
&c, ze z%aBpomnieli dac zmarle
.sWe niemowle odfotografo-
wac. Kazali tedy Pc dw6ch
tygodniach trumienke odko-
pac j otworzyc, a fotograf
Robert Estabrook z New
field zdjal fotografie z drob-
.ego trupa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
Me zapomia1 o swym
zOladku.

Nadzwyczaj dba4ym 0 sw6j
zo1adek okazaf sic Karol Bla-
re kucharz, zatrudniony W
restauracyi ,,Keystone". W
Nowym Yorku. Poniewaz
tam nigdy ME zbywa ma
rzetelnym ~pozywieniu, pre-
to pomys}owy kucharz scia-
gna1 porzadna porcye salatki
z kury, tuzin jaji tuzin ko-
tlet6w baranich. Pragnqc wy
niesc tie p~rzysmaczki be-
zwr6cenia uwagi ma siebie, i
bye w porzadku, umiesci1 ja-
ia sa1ate W kapeluszu, a
kotlety ma piersiach. Lecz
wszystkie te ostroznosci ME
przydaly sic ma mic, gdyz
czujna policya przyaresztowa-
Ia pomys}owego Karolka
odstawi1a do sledztwa, kt6re
okazalo, re Blaze juz Cd pie
ciu miesiecy, okradal W ten
spos6b swojego chlebodawce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
NarWani rOdZinie.

Ithaca, n. Y. Ma1zonko-
vie Miles Armstrong 2 Car
tiers Creek " poblizu Ithaca
utracili dziecie swe pred
dwoma tygodniami. Z1ozonoo'
je " trumience j pogrzeban1ot1'
ma cmentarzu j zimna PREY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
a j A. B "a
o~PoWIADAN'I.I Il = 2 D :tA.'
Y 6 cz,AsoW,
z powiesci-
J. 1. KRAszEWsKIEGo
A#E
A#E
(Ciag dalszy.)

Gdy daleko odlechall Ga
niemieckiego obozu, Dobek
dopiero odetchna} swobod-
ME, a jadac z Hengiem, VIA
za} powr6z gruby i szybko
petlice zarzuci} ma szyje
Niemca, potem sznur scla-
gna}i ma ~pierwszej zawleslf
go ga1ezi. Wypraszat sic
zdrajca i jecza1, ale mic ME
pomoglo. Dobek stall i ME
odjechal, az p6kad Niemiec
ME skona1.
A teraz, wracajac juz swo-
bodny do swoich, Dobek
uk}ada} W drodze, jak podejsc
ma Niemc6w i zbi6 ich ma
glove. Um6wil sic z Leszka-
mi, re nadciagnie "a
ledwie "a tydzie6, a Niemcy
mieli isc dalej i .niszczyc "a
erodv: obeisc sic tn u Mich
bez opilstwa ME mog1o. Do
bek vice postanowi} podejsc
ich W takiej chwili. Jak So
bic pomysla1. tax i zrobi}.
Ma trzeci dzie1, gdy ME
przyjaciel z~lupiwszy kilka
acknowledgement zagr6d KNIFE
cych, roz}ozyl sic W miejsct
bezpiecznem, os1onietem
puszcza, jeziorami i b}otami,
Dobek mad nadciagna{ re
swoimi i cichaczem okrazy@
Niemc6w doko}a... CT spoczy-
wall bez strazy. Pozdejmowa-
Ii pasy i rzucili zelazne bla-
chy, ably i'm by1o LEI Oddly
chac. Jad1o sic warzy{o W
kocio1kach tarcze i niece
leza1y porozrzucane pc zleml.
Niemcy lezac spiewali dziko,
a wsr6d piesni, straszne krzy-
XII i wo}ania slyszec sic dawa-
~. Pastwili sic mad niewia-
stami- i dziecmi pozabiera-
nemi W drodze. Nieopoda]
Cd obozu ich, widac by}o
gromadke ludzi, skrepowa-
nych powrozami i lykami'
Je6cy to byli, kt6rzy glodni,
pokrwawieni, pobici, lezeli
ma piasku, a Mkt i'm chleba
nawet ME rzuci}. Stado ps6w
uiadalo mad mimi. Jeczec ME
SMELL, DO slabych dobijano.
Polanie osaczyli ten ob6z
doko}a jak zwierza W ostepie.
z jednej tylko strony ME
MONA by{o zaprzec i'm dro-
gi do ucieczki.
Gdy wszystko bylo goto-
we, ~przemyslny Dobek Cd
dzieli1 jedne Geese re swoich
ably uwolnili jeho6w, kt6rzy
mogli tel d%opom6dzw bitwie,
druga Geese pod swojem uszy-
kowa1 dow6dztwem.
Zabrzmia1o haslo bojowe.
Polanie pedem wysypali
sic z lasu wprost ma karki
lezacym. Krzyk straszliwy,
re stu wrzask6w z}ozony,
rozlegl sic jak grzmot pc bo-
re, i rzez rozpoczela sic
okrutna. Pomorcy chwytali
"a miecze, ale juz by}o "a
p6zno. T.ylko .garstka. Mem
COW, porwgaBl'Wg,1sszy syn6w Pc
pielaa, zz tl uciec droga;
NORTHUMBERLAND sE@I & .T# H48Hs9I5k I% F5A@E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
4Ma%@Efn HgIf9@4 IMME $500 go 59gtM
lniieszaparta jeszcze przez 70

niezaparrta jeszcze przez 70
Ian.
Dzielny Dobek, zobaczJyW-
sly, ze wr6g mu uchodzi, po-
czal zwolyWac swoich, ale "a
MIN kmiecie zdazyli nadbiedz,
w6dz pierwszy rzuci} sic "a
uciekajacymi. Cd towarzy-
sz6w dzielila go znaczna
przestrze6, a Niemcy, widzac
}go odosobnionego, cisneli "a
siebie oszczepami. Jeden z
mich trafi1 w ramie Dobka.
lZachwia} sic w6dz dzielny /
|padl ciezko raniony.
I tax, gdy zwyciezkie woj-
sko cieszylo sic oswobodze-
MEM je6c6w, wielkiem mad
nieprzyjacielem zwyciestwem
Ii zdobycza o%gromnych 1u-
lp6w, biednego Dobka ME-
siono do swiatyni bogini Mi,
|stojacej ma jeziorze Lednicy.
Tam mia1 krewniaka, mai
starszego miedzy kap}anami,
starego Wizuna. Tam tel by
lily ~niewiasty bogom poswie-
leone, kt6re umia}y dogladac
chorych. Swiatynia Mi by}a
|jedna z najwiekszych cd
poga6skich S1owian. z mad
LADY i Wis}y ciagneli tn
|pielgrzymi. przychodzac ola
z}ozenia ofiary lub pc wr6zbe.
Ma wyspie wsr6d gestwiny
drew sta}a swiatynia. By} to
dziwny budynek. Ma licznych
s}upach wznosi} sic dach
wielki, zamiast scian wisia}y
czerwone opony. Wewnatrz
%znajdowa}o sic nigdy ME ga
snace ognisko, kt6rego p1o-
mie6 podsyca}y dziewice, tax
|jak DIVA s1uzbie bozej po-
Iswiecone. A ogie1 ten p}o-
nah pred strasznym kamien-
nym ba1wanem; kt6ry by1
|ca}y czarny cd kopciu. .
|n6g tego straszyd}a leza1o du-
10 oreza, 1up6w ikilka tru-
Ipich czaszek. U cory, W
iglowie potwornej, mia} ten
ba1wan dwoje oczu wprawio-
nych z %ogromnych czerwo-
nych kamieni, kt6re swiecily
W ciemnosciach jak krwawe.
Dziwa, bia}o ubrana, Sic
dzia}a tn juz cd smierci Of
ca swojego, podk}ada}a ogie6
i spiewa1a. A. gdy kap}an
wr6zy6 jej kauai. wk}adano
ma ogieh zio1a rozmaite, trzy-
mano ia mad unoszacym sic
z mich dymem, az W g1owie
jej mysli sic plataly i poczy-
na1a bredzi6 cd rzeczy. Wte-
dy re. slow %uzywanych ka-
plan wr6zby uk}ada1. "
DIS Wizun starry kauai
inhej dziewicy pilnowac og-
mia swietego, a Dziwe wez-
wal, ably pomaga}a mu pie
legnowac k%rewniaka, dziel-
Dobka.
Gdy chorego DIVA ujrza-
Ia, lica jej sic ~zarumienily,
la Dobek oczyma sic do niej
usmiechnal, DO "a slaby byl
aby m6g1 ~przem6wic.