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The independent., 1903-01-29

Hts, 1888. or a trife more than the
levy at 61a mills. Assuming that this
could all be ollected-which, OF
course it could MOTT would leave
the s195, 900 OF Office fees and miseel-
laneous receipts, to take care of the
$4,000 of interest on registered gen.
eral fund warrants, and make some
reduction in the floating debt. Doubt
less the collection of delinquent taxes
would Just about offset the delinquen-
cies in the 1902 levy, but If it more
than did so, it would have the effect
of still further reducing the floating
debt.
The way our grand assessment roll
shows up at present, an average levy
of 61h mills is little enough for gen.
eral fund purposes. But il the limit
is placed at 6, how can sufficient be
levied? And if it is placed at 6a,
where can equalization come in? The
fat rate of one mill for university
only adds to the difficulty. And the
sliding scale between u mill and IL
mills for state school tax is too small
to accomplish much in that direction.
Make the general fund limit 10
mills, Messrs. Legislators, and the
board can really do something. The
total levy will not be dollar greater
than if the limit is 612 or but
some counties that richly deserve it
will pay 10 mills, while others that
have been Disseminated against for
years can be let off with 2 Or 3 or 4.
Then il you change the law so that
the state board shall make an official
determination Of the fair cash value"
of railroad and other property OF that
class-but not assess it; and let the
county boards assess it in accordance
with the standard used in assessing
other property; and have the state
board fix the rate of levy for state
purposes in harmony with the way
railroad property is assessed in each
county, most Of the glaring inequali-
ties Of the present law will disappear
This, with a better system Of COL
lecting taxes, ought to give satisfac-
ton generally.
The independent., 1903-01-29

next Tuesday February 81. Among
the editors down on the program for
paper, we note the names of Brown
of the Sutton Register, Wahlquist of
the Adams County Democrat, Tanner
of the South Omaha Democrat, Will
hanson of the Pawnee Chief, Corcoran
of the York Democrat, Casper Of the
David City Press, O'keefe of the AL
lance Herald, Goldie of the Wayne
Democrat, and Davis of the Falls
City News. A good time is promised.
Write r. o. Adams, Grand Island, for
program.
The independent., 1903-01-29
About Successful Encubators

Amy one engaging in the poultry
b-siness and proposing to make money
out of it must realize to begin with,
that he p"st take into the work the
instincts Of a business man. Indif-
ference and inattention will not win.
Old ideas must give place to new.
Old methods and appliances are su-
perseded by the modern, which are
nodded to meet the money getting
The independent., 1903-01-29
Fred'k shephsrd-Attorn
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
action in partition and by virtue of an order of
sale therein made by Lincoln Frost, one of the
judges Of the District court of Lancaster county
Nebraska, on the 27th day of December, 1909, in
an action pending i'll said court wherein Nora
Clark is plaintiff aud John W. Iliff ct al, de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned referees will at 2
O'Clock ON Saturday, the 31st day of January,
1903 at the east door of the court house in Lam
caster county, Nebraska, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. LOT four of
block sixty-three of Havelock, Lancaster county
Nebraska, including the buildings thereon, to be
sold as one parcel.
FL. SUMPTER,
G. l.. LAWS,
NIEI.S JOHNSON. Z
The independent., 1903-01-29
FAVORS FUSION
Mr.. De Wald Deprecaies Any Action Look
ing to Independent Party Action
This Fall

Editor Independent: In last weeks
Independent / saw an account OF the
meeting of our state executive COM
mittee at which Independent political
action seems to have been favored. l
sincerely hope that our party leaders
and The Independent will not be SO
ill-advised as to advocate such action.
Just think of the consequences. Every
reasonable man knows that, with the
fusion vote cut in two, the republicans
would carry the state by plurality
OF fifty thousand votes. Instead of
strengthening Mr.. Bryan in his noble
fight with the reorganiZers and as
sistant republicans, by giving him the
moral support which fusion victory
in this state this fall would be, We
would help his political enemies. Can
you imagine the noise the plutocratlc
dailies would make? They could spare
space and plenty of it to tell their
readers that Mr.. Bryan got showed
under in his own state, that he is dis
credited and no factor in politics any
more. | can now see the headlines in
the New York World, exulting over
the supposed fact that even the poor,
benighted, lOng-haired wild and woody
pops went back on Bryan.
Can we afford to bring about such
result? What would we gain by it?
The first advantage ] can see would be
to reunite with us D. Clem Deaver
and others of that ilk, who betrayed
us for an Office, or some other consid-
Grafton. These fellows would come
back to us with seraphic smile on
their cOuntenance, to be leaders among
us again, saying: I'VE told you so;
We were right all the time; fusion is
confusion" etc. | for one want no
such leadership.
The next disadvantage would be the
defeat of Judge Sullivan, one of the
best Judges we ever had-if he is a
democrat. Can we afford to give up
voluntarily our last stronghold in the
state?
In following such a course we would
also have to antagOniZe our political
allies, the Bryan democrats, men who,
as a rule, stand for the same prin
ciples as we do. | claim that is both
impolitic and Unnatural. If fusion
between us ever was right, it is right
now. Nothing has occurred to change
that fact. 1t is idle to talk about unit
ing with the socialists and other ad-
vanced radicals to form new party.
A socialist as a rule cannot agree
with himself, for any length of time,
let alone with any one else.
In my humble opinion, the best plan
would be to get together this fall,
nominate Judge Sullivan and elect
him, and let the eastern fellows know
that we stand by Mr.. Bryan. If he
and the democrats who are with him
shall again be victorious in the demo-
cratic convention, adopt platform ac-
ceptable to the reformers, and nomi-
The independent., 1903-01-29

No one in the United 81 ties outside
of Connecticut ever hear of sena-
tor by the name Of BurnI I'm until he
was put up to kill the omnibus state
hood bill by talking hour after hour
to empty benches. He is welcome to
all the fame he can get out of that
kind of a performance.
The independent., 1903-01-29
Sherman County

Choice bargain in half section in
Sherman county, Neb. 320 acres of
fine land about miles from Litch-
field and 8 miles from Loup City.
Good roads to both towns. Good
frame improvements, we'll windmill,
pasture fenced. About 140 acres of
nice land under cultivation, balance in
grass and pasture. Soil is first class.
location is fine, price is very low. A
fine opportunity to buy first class
combination farm on easy terms of
sale. Price, $4,000. We have some
snaps in straight grass lands. Write
to us. Van DeCar & Bradley, st.
Paul, Neb., or Wolbach, Neb.
The independent., 1903-01-29
HARDY'S COLUMN

The eight-hour day and heavy in
crease Of pay will serve as a bait to
bring thousands of families into cities
to curl up in ten-foot rooms, on fifth
floors, then in hard times feed in soup
houses.
The independent., 1903-01-29
SPECIAL MARKET LETTER
FROM NY 4 & BUCHANAN co. LIVE
STOCK COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, SO. OMAHA,
NER

The weak cattle market of Friday
has continued this week. Receipts
are heavy, especially in Chicago. We
believe the steer market will improve
some when this run of butcher stuff
stops. Market now is simply rotten
We quote best beef steers $3.50 to
$4.75, good $4.00 to $4.40, Warmed-up
s3.65 to $500; choice COWS 1926 to
$3.75, fair $2.75 to $500, Gamers and
cutters $3.50 to $3.50. Stockers and
feeders in limited supply; good $375
to S4.00, fair $500 to $500.
Hog receipts are more liberal and
the advance is checked. Range $635
to $6.G5.
Sheep market continues satisfac-
tory. although not quite SO high Very
few feeders arriving. Killers.
Lambs .....................$5.25-$5.7 $5. rs
o7.ljp
The independent., 1903-01-29

The Democratic Editorial associa-
tion is called to meet at Grand Island
The independent., 1903-01-29

Inc G15nJ-HOur udy anu HedNy III
crease of pay will serve as bait to
bring thousands of families into cities
to curl up in ten-foot rooms, on fifth
floors, then in hard times feed in soup
houses.
The second decision Of our state su~
| preme court on the reading of the
Bible in our public schools was much
more reasonable and constitutional
We have no objections to saying
Amen to the final decision. The Bible
is not a sectarian book, but is ac-
knowledged by all English-speaking
people to be the standard of morals.
We can see no reason for objecting
to the government leasing for pasture
the sand hills in this state. 1t is GER
tainly better for our public schools
to lease our public school land rather
than sell them. A quarter section,
used as pasture cannot be made to
support farmers family. It will re-
quire six Or eight sections.
They are kicking. out members of
the state legislature in Colorado, same
as they did in this state few years
ago, The party that did the kicking
has finally elected a senator.
It appears that Secretary Hay has
completed negotiations with Colon bia
for the right of way for the Panama
canal from ocean to ocean. The man
tie of secrecy is still held over the
matter and will be until the senate
of the United States and the congress
of Colombia both ratify the treaty. 1t
is supposed that this government will
pay the French company $4,000, 900
and Colombia S10,000,000 and then af-
ter nine years pay Colombia $3.50 900
each year" The full length of the ca
nal is 4612 miles, but fourteen miles
are already nearly completed.
All the republics of North. Central
and South America should join in an
amendment to the Monroe doctrine to
the effect that no government on the
continent should be allowed to absorb
by force any territory they do not now
hold.
Coal is to be admitted free until af-
ter the next presidential election.
Everything looks favorable in our
present legislature for the increase of
state Offices and employees The more
a party spends on elections the more
drawing on the public crib is neces-
sary. Fl. w. HARDY.
The independent., 1903-01-29

spirit which dominates the times
Time was when the hen was indis-
pensable both as a producer and
hatcher of eggs. Now, for the latter
duty human invention has devised a
means of dispensing with her services,
The independent., 1903-01-29

They are kicking. out members of
the state legislature in Colorado, same
as they did in this state a few years
ago. The party that did the kicking
has finally elected a senator.
The independent., 1903-01-29

Coal is to be admitted free until al
ter the next presidential election.
The independent., 1903-01-29

Everything looks favorable in our
present legislature for the increase of
state Offices and employees. The more
a party spends on elections the more
drawing on the public crib is neces-
sary. H. w. HARDY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
Il uSZanOWanlem
KS. ED. r. REJNERT.
proboszcz " St. Joseph, Mo.

Pisalem W obecnosci uzdrowioaei
p. =. Jeziorsk'ej jej c6rki p. w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
Por6Wnanie.

PeWien |lbtoegaty pan, pro-
w,, "a dos, d:|o''s:'yy'e rozpustne ~
Gle ME nrliiefdb:ajacy ami ma Boga,
ami A. na swieta religie, rzekEsl RAJ
" iednem towarzystwie do
.pewnego ksiedza: Niepraw-
da, ksieze Dobrodzieju .ze
gdy sic jest czlowiekiem po-
rzadnym' to sic JUL p6jdzie
do nieba; a to obojetna. czy
sic ma religie czy ME-. Rsiadz
odpowiedzial: "Co dop'ero
przechodzac okolo pahskiego
|%folwarku zobaczyfem swinie
v bIocie sic terza]aca. ME-.
.prawdaz, re pan te swinke, to
najporzadn:ejsze stworzenie
ma swiecie, wpusci do swego
poko,u". Bogacz zrozumial to
por6wnanie, DO tax ldk on "a
zadna Gene ME wpuscilby
owej SWIM do swego pokoju,
tax trudno, ably Bog cz|owie~
ka grzechami cbloconego
wpusc'l do nie5iesk ich przy~
|bytkow
- %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
S4abiiniedo}ezni mezczyzni

MECH sic ME obawiaja pisac do
mnie. Me nam najmniejszego "a
miaru naciagania was. Pragne je-
dynie poinformowac was 0 lekar-
stwie niweczacem wszelkie choroby
mezkie. Cierpia}em przez dlugie
lata z powodu naduzyc m}odo6ci ma
polucye, r~ozszerzenie zy}, utrate
mezkosci i pamieci, nerwowosc ftp.
w nadziei %znalezienia pomocy i
ratunku wydalem setki dolar6w ma
specyalist6w, pasy elektryczne i
lekarstwa, by}em zasypywany pre-
sy}kami lekarstwa pr6bnych free
samples) tax poczta jak przez. G..
0. D., przez najrozmaitszych sal
berry i naciagaczy. Nieomal zu-
pelnie zrujnowany, udalem sic do
Europy by zasiegnac rady powazne-
60 specyalisty. Ten przepisa} mi
lekarstwo, kt6re ~wyleczy}o mnie
najzupe}niej i dis cznje sic lepiej
niz kiedykolwiek W zyciu. Recep-
te tego znakomitego lekarstwa po-
siadam do dis i W razie potrzeby
poszle ia kazdemu W kopii wraz z
potrzebnemi informacyami bezp1at-
ME - MONA z niej otrzymac lekar-
stwo W kazdej lepszej apiece "a
ma}a Gene. Uleczylo sic juz tax
setki os6b.
Piszcie do mnie dzisiaj. ia ME
iestem oszust i ME nam ME do.
sprzedania lub wysy}ki przez G. O.
D. i nazwisko i adres wasz zatrzy-
mann jake swiety sekret. Jesli
by6cie przekonali sic 0 jakiejkol-
wick mojej nieuczciwosci, pozwa-
lam wan og}osi6 mnie W gazetach.
Adres: &. III.
f. Box 622, Chicago, III.
Et
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
Wszyss,cy zOstaI Otullnllla DC
S niAni

Wiadomost nadeszla zVValk.e,,s
Ark. Is Rev. Jno. ]. Cox mia Q
gromna5 ssihaaboSc polaczonaSs4locllttaa,:sazp.
Ia. Przez 10 lat lekarze tumanilll i
obmyslall, wszystko GO wiaedo[zsiesh# y
wynalazkach robili, lecz ksflbopot poer-.
zosta4. PeNnego dina zaczagl uzy'WVaap6c
Electric Bitters j v tygodniu ne ma
.stapila zmiana ma lepsze wkssrr6tce#z
zostal ztup,e1nle wyleczony. Jest TO
lekarstwo IA waatrobe !
.chorobe merck. Tylko 50ci ggwaran-
towane p1zez N. J. howalewskie5gyo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
ZalnOzni farIler'Zy.

lamont farmerzy.
PisZcie do mas o tykiet.
exlikl.ursyjny "a pOlOWe &C.
ny.
Farmerzy " koloniach " Wis.
consinie bedaa szcze6liwi, zdrowi
bogaci, jezell dostana dobre fanny,
dobre hypoteki, dobry inwentarz j
dobre ceny.
.Wszystko to mona znalezt "
koloniach Pulaski, Sobieski, Kra-
kowie iHofa Parku, gdzie jjuz tie
raz maja ko6cio4y iszkoly wYbu-
dowane.
Obecnie rozpocznie sic budowa
dr6g nowych, kt6re beda przecina-
~ lyme okolice. w srodku tych
dr6g za1ozy sic nova kolonia.
Gdyby ludzie " miastach vie
dzieli jak szcze6liwie farmerzy sobie
zyja ma naszych farmach, to pew
no6cia setki takowych by sprzeda}o
swe property W miescie by przy-
byli do mas. Jest DUO takich far
mer6w, kt6rzy maja fanny " in
nych koloniach j radziby je tam
sprzedac, ably sic tylko mogli pre-
niesc z inwentarzem tutaj.
Mapy l informacye ~przyszlemy
wan darmo. Piszcie Tub przyjdzcie
J. J. HOE LAND CO.,
Sobieski, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
nam. ~ tepo nailepiej " sa-

nam. e tego najlep Sc y sa-
m,,,otnosci dopeltnEiiies. lz.yll lem. iuz
.dlugo "a swiecie: ] WIEN q, doe
.Swiadczenia, cosie IA MIN
dzieje. Do lepszego gotoWat
sic swiata, to Jest wszystko,
co ola mnie ma tym :ss,wiecle
.czynit pozostaje. Przy po-
zegnaniu, kt6re byio bardzo
zatosne, blogoslawil powazn''y
starzec Slawomira Renate !
Antosia, ktory trudnoscia
dal sic Cd niego odlaczyGS.
Gala rodzina przeprowadzala
starca "a brame zamkowa do
powozu. Wsiadl Tobias. jee-
szcze raz spojrzal mile "a
we7vstkich ! rzek} MIN pO-
w6z odjechal. zyjcie szczeSli-
wi, a pok6j Boy MECH be-
die z wami. w niebie zoba-
czymy sic znowu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30

czynny sig z"o"u
MurZyn.
Pozno wieczorem przyszedi
iakis starry murzyn i rzekl bla-
galnym glosem:
- Pan, kt6remu przez lat
dwadziescia wiernie s}uzylem,
wypedzil mnie dta tego. re
mu juz jestem ~ starry ! Pra~
cowae ME moga. Teraz je-
stem bez dachu a kawaika
chleba prosit music u drzwl
l.tosciwych ludzi.
Kupiec, iona jego ! ozlec'
litowali sic bardzo mad bed
nym murzynem. Ma}a jednak-
re J6zia rzek}a.
- Ach! zeby on ME byl
TAXI czarny!... ia go tax sic
boje!... Ne mona mu zresz-
ia dae l6zka, BIO ie pebrudz',
|jakby je sadzami wytarf:
Starsze dzieci w~ysmiewa}y
naiwnost J6zi, a Ojciec wy
prowadzii ia z bledu. kazai
potem podac murzynowi vic
[czerze i zaprowadzil 60 ma
spoczynek.
Okolo p6ln6cy lekki szmer
zbudzi} murzyna. kt6ry PREY
swietle ksiezyca s%postrzeggl
wvraznie dw6ch zlodziei
wkradajacych sic przez okno
do izby. Ma ten widok wy
skoczyl natychmiast z lozka !,
strasznym g1osem zapytal:
- Co tn chcecie?
Ztodzieje zobaczywszy nie-
spodzianie czarna postat. sa-
dz,li, re zlego ducha widza !
we wielkim strachu czempre-
dzej wyskoczyli oknem. ale
spadlszy ma bruk tax sic po-
ranili. &c zadna mara Pc.
dniesc sic ME mogli. Schwyta-
no ich vice | oddano " rece
sprawiedliwosci.
Wtedy kup &c rzekl do
murzyna:
Cd tel chwili al do kohca
.twego zycia bsd4iesz mial v
domu moim przytulek. DO "a
mala przysluge : mojei stro-
wyswiadczyles nj sstokkrr'oout
wieksza. Bog wynagrodz'l
homie nasza goscinno'stt Z; ola al
ciebie | widat zeslail' nam Y
tobie obrohcs. polcaz'clwy cslo,
wleku kt6ry mas do'.zraboma-
ia, ! moze "a smierci MA
llchronit: III !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
OjCieC Newman
j jeg;o wielcy doktorzy le.
GA dalei.
WIEL. Ks. Ed. R. REJNERT,
prob. polskiego kosciola
Warsaw ave-,
ST JOSEPH, MO.

sWBNY KS. DoKToRzE!
PAM Eva Jeziorska 82-letn1a
niewiasta cd kilku lat chorowafa ma
rozmalte bolesci reumatyczne W
nogach, W bokach, " rekach i "
g}owie, a nawet W zoiadku ME,
strawnos6, odbijanie i czkawka
ciagle ia meczyty przes przesz{o.
diva lata. Dowiedziawszy sieo le-
karstwach Wiel. OLGA, pos}ala no
ME raz i drugi, kt6re zazywafa we-
dug przepisu j W kr6tkim czasie
zupe}n1e wyzdrowia}a, tax il obeo-
ME czuje sic zdrowa. silniejsza j
jakby odm}odnla!a, tax IL 0 Villas
nycb siiach mog!a przyjsc do mnie
opowledzied Q dobrych skutkach
medycYn, przys}anych jej przez
Wiel. OLGA; Awiec dzlekuje sto.
krotnie "a szcze5liwe wyleczenie,
b}ogos4awi Wtcl. OLGA i prosi Psna
Boga 0 zdrowie j o jaknajdfuzsze
zycie ola Wlel. ks. Doktora.
4 uszanowaniem
KS. ED r. REJNERT,
proboszcz " St. Joseph, Mo.
Pisalem W obecnosci uzdrowioaei
p. e. J%eziorsklej i jej c6rki p. w.
Barczak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30

Niigdy. ME zap66zkno do ratowa,nrilas.t
4swegoszdrowiia gdy moznado 1sttasl6
ponce opLiieelkre dosgwRiadczonego lle e
kara jakksiim Jest ddokt6r y. "a.
Badger toledo. Czytajj 90 m6wiag
tenn jego pacyenci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30

ATfNgE&
wiedliwoSt Boga odda pod pod
kare zasluzona.
G(dy A lrl ! zobace:zyf milo
kajdanach m'edzy
zboicamt, uiitowal sic mad.
MIN i prosil OLGA usilnie, ably
ME krzywdzono tego b'edne~
90 czlowieka, kt6ry mu tax
wiele dobrego W, swiadczyl.
Odpowiedzia}' Slawomir,
ze ma teraz nc jeszcze ME mo-
re o MIN wyrzec, ale obiecal
lax najlagodniej, wedle swo-.
lei moznosci, z MIN sic %
chodzic Gdy sic PREY $ledz~
twie okazalo, re ten cztowiek
nigdy krwi ME. ~wylewal ! we
ICE, byl s'uga zb6jcow n'z lch
wsp6lbrstem. przeto ME 20
stall ma Smier6 skazaay, ale
ma wiezienie do koh~
ca zycia. Lecz S}awomlr wy
|jednal powolniejsza kare. IL
miat bye wzietym do domu
poprawy, al .dep6kiby ME dat
dostatecznych dowod6w gu
pelnego polepszen;a sic swo~
ego, poczem zno"u m'ai o.
trzymat wolnoSc powr6cen'a
do swoich krewnych. Pa
metal O tenn. rzek} Slawomir
do niego prey odprowadze~
niu, re iak zadne przesteps
stwo ME ujdzie kary. tax
kazdy dobry uczynek otrzy-
mule nagrode. ZIagodzenia
twej ksry winien ;estes swej
uprzejmosci ola mojego syna.
Pr6cz tego jeszcze, odpIace
to biednej matce twoJej. &C
ty ola mojego syna czyni}eS.
Badz roztropnym i staraj sic
abym cie mogt predko dc
MEL odeslae. !
Inni zb6jcy otrzymali krwa-
wa zaplate, ma jaka zasluzyll
"a swoje zbrodnie- Cyganka
!wsadzona byla ma zawsze dc
wiezienia. Zrabowane bogac-
twa oddano w}aScicielom,
kt6rzy sic znalezli, "a re-
SITE zas, ma wstawienie sic
Slawomira, zbudowano wiel-
XII dom sierot.
Malgorzata' zostala iak da-
wniej W s!uzbie Renaty. pc
dlugich cierpieniach powr6ci--
LA do zycia wesolego. Ogro-
dowczyka Jurka musiano JUL
dawno odprawie "a lekko--
myslnost n'edbalstwo; odda~
wal sic byl pjahstwu ! innym
rozpustom. ola kt6rych W
Observation-Disclosures wiekn m(0-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
6poto n%oarodzono
y a
zbrod2io ukoro1.o''
pow1EsG wv1ELcE c1EKAwA 1MoRALNA


(Dokohczenie).
%RozDz1Ak. XIV.
Pc kilku dniach przybyll
do Skalina study SIawom'ra
z banda lotr6w, ktorych
szcze&liwje wszystk chw ia
skim zna1ezli. Ia mimi szed'
w6z naladowany skrzyoiami
pe}nemi zrabowanych bo~
gactw, a ma przod1ie siedAia~
la stara cyganka. Zb6jcy zar
niechali byli zupe]nie szukac
zgubionego chtopca; gdy bo-
WIEN drzwi zelazne znalezl'
zamkniete, o rozpadlinie ska
~, przez kt6ra ueiek}. nc ME
wied,ieli, gdyz do niej pro-
~wadzacy loch byl tax nlebez~
pieczny / grozacy zasyPan'em'
re ME SMELL do n'ego wcho~
die; rozumieli vice, re An
to$ albo wpadf do jakiej a.
. my starej kopalni, albo gdzie
przywa1ony zapad}ym lochem
zywcem pogrzebany zostai.
RozboJnlcy Przeto Dalozo
zdziwieni b>li gdy PREY WEI
sciu do Skalina ujrzeli chop
ca W bramie zamkowej z Of
Gem stojaccgo. i ME mogli
pojat zadnym sposobem, iak
/. m6gl wyjse przez drzwi zelaz"
ne. - RozumieliSmy, odez~
wal sic z gnicwem dow6dzca,
re mkt w Swiecie nie dosto-
i z nami " przebieg}cSci i me-
stwie, a teraz nawet dz'ec~
cko musialo oas podejst i
przyprowadzic spetanych W
wjezach. To juz do zywego
oburza, Teraz wszelako wy
znaje, czemu nigdy wierzyt
nie chcIalem. re starego zlo-
dzieja kulawy kat dopedzi. -
0w muzykant z cymbaiami.
kt6ry sic takze miedzy mimi
znajdowa}, mruczal przed So
ba: -~ My porwalismy to
:: dziecie, ably nam kiedyS ma
ratunek s'uzylo; ale teraz toz
samo dziccie przyprowadzilo
mas o zgube. Me napr6tno
to ludzie mow'a: kto drugim
do}ki kopie, sam " ME wPa--
da. - Mlody rozb6jnik, kto~
ry ola Antosia byl tax grzecz
nym / uczynnym, i kt6ry
mial niezupelnie )eszcze yep
suite SERGE. rzekl: Pan Bog
tax zradzil, ze dziecko ucieklo
! ciesze SIC, ze zyle, chociaz
przez to glove mole utrace.
| tn znowu pokazal Bog swo-
lie wszechmocnost. ratujac
n:ewinnoS. a karzac Wystep-