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The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Killed Her Husband.

BREWER, Maine, April /. Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. William A. Deering,
who was found by coroner's jury to
have caused the death of her husband
by shooting on the night of March 14th,
made statement to County Attorney
Betram L. Smith of the events as thev
took place on the fatal night. While she
cannot OF will not admit the actual deed,
she told of stepping to the door of his
room with the revolver in her hand;
also that she intended to kill not only
him but herself, Or as she said ''make
an end of it ALL" Mrs. Deering is in
the advanced stages of a cancer of the
breast, and her physicians say that hel
death is matter of a few weeks at the
outside. While practically under arrest,
she occupies the same room which she
did on the night of the tragedy.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
The DEER ISLE YACHTSMEN.
They Were We'll Treated on all Cup De-
Tenders.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, April /. In an in
tervlew bearing upon conflicting stories
which have appeared iii print recently
with reference to the attitude of Deer
ISLAND sailors toward cup defenders,
capt. +. p. Weed of Stonington, who
mas been largely responsible for many
cup Yacht crews, states that every man
who has sailed on a champion 90-fOoter
''is more than pleased. Our boys who
have sailed cup defenders" says Cap
tain " Weed, ''have received the best Of
treatment in every respect
&aptain Weed is Teputed as knowing
every sailor at Deer Isle by name, and
not only has he had a part in selecting
crews for cup defenders but also in
naming men for other responsible po-
sitions in the yachting world.
Captain Weed says: ''The Deer Isle
boys have been very successful in yacht
ing. and the credit for their success.
apart from their own native ability, is
largely due to C. Oliver Iselin, Capt.
Hank Haff and Captain Charles Barr.
These gentlemen gave them the best
training that yachtsmen could have.
our boys who have sailed in cup de.
Tenders always received the best OF
treatment in every respect and every
one of them is more than pleased.
NEARLY all of our men are engaged
in the fall and it would be hard to find
enough suitable men after Jan. l to
make one-fourth of crew for cup
defender. An offer to ship for the
Constitution" made to three or -four
yachtsmen had to be declined as ali
Of them had previously engaged fol
eother yachts. There has been no talk
of shipping crew of Deer Isle boys
For any of the racers this year.
THE newspaper talk about ill-treat
unent poor fare, etc., is all bosh; nc
such reports have been maze by any Of
our former cup defender boys. The
chances are that the parties who spur
that yarn are deck swabs who were
never on the deck of cup defender
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
ONE PER CENT PER NINl
Z PER CENT PER Y|l

On stock now being sold at 5Oe. psr oil,
value, one dollar. Averages "A nsr Pa,
to the lnvestor.a p'' ''ntyeat5
When stamp mill is completed-lp.t
such dividends will be paid moa,, 490tls
continue indefinitely-sevena and one " aod
dividends-absolutely an asset Gpl,, eeT
completion of mill to return you dlylde,l'' aitg
buy, no DEVELOPMENT work. Maua,o,a l@
servative and in the interest nj stood, '9l,
officers of the highest integrity no py.,. ,'Fti'
information sent you on Request small 'l'a
In any sum from $1,000 up large nve,.,, ''9S
this will interest you. '2,
In several months this stock Siouio s.r
at several dollars per share Such be,o,. 'll
while the stock is recommended for .o,,. i%
investme mt, the prospect Of its fitt. ,... '.f
value makes it speculative only IN tbatr..-1
Will advance to 75c., then To SIN, n..
Don't you want some of the iI,r,ra,. '''
subject? 3wi,
}. S. MORRIS & co.
No 5 Exchange Street
Portland, Maine
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

The stomach of Barnum's human os-
trich, who could eat nails, glass, tacks,
and other articles of hardware, and
was considered quite freak, was prob
ably perfectly normal in appearance, as
compared to the stomach found in
man, who was recently operated upon in
Philadelphia. This man had been suf-
ferer for years with dyspepsia in its worst
form, and his organ instead OF looking
like the cut (No. ~, which is a picture
of a healthy stomach, was dwarfed.
knotted, wrinkled and twisted all out of
shape. We give in Cut No. picture
of it. People who are quick eaters. who
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
For Over Sixty Years.

An OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions OF
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrh9a.
Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world. twenty-five
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable.
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup. and take no other kind.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
CA9ToRIA.
Bears the 4 The Kind You Have Always Bogg4
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Small Pox in Lewiston.

LEWISTON, April Five cases of
small pox were discovered in the house
on Park street where Adalard Bonneau
was first discovered with the disease
last December The patients are all
children of the Dumont family. The
five children and the mother were taken
to the pest house last evening.
The patients have the disease in a
LIGHT form
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Assessors Notice

The subscribers, assessors Gi the Jt, NINA
fast hereby give notice to the mhaltsn. W. o-
Belfast, to make and bring in To lH,m ,'.,. is
perfect lists of their polls and .iateg. ..s, i
personal. III writing, including none, uf..A"l
at interest debts due more than thel i,,. ,,.-
and all property held i'll trust as gui,u..r. w..
tor, administrator, or otherw,>o .eyr,pr ..S T.
is by law exempt from taxation vhUf ..+. ~
possessed of on the first day u Ami. .-. a-
be prepared to substantiate tn sine ..'...
to law. For the purpose of rrrH-n.... =
and making record of transfers u. r.... -..
the undersigned will be i'll sr>S.r.I dr..
sors' Office during business bon .uf .... .,
from the FIRST TO THE tIIIflNTH nv
OF APRIL NEXT (and ua uN-f. . ~
personal examination of proper ., ....
sors will not be considered rs a'..l .o....
of any person in bringing M ur ..
lists, AS required by law. BLuk. .. ... ,
make such lists may be hat ,r .-.....
office.
Belfast, March 3G. 1906
j. f. SHELDON -..
A. +. MANSfjiUU
3W13 A. A. SMALL. ....
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

r. B. Bickford, an aged resident of
Brooksville, has in his possession di-
ary kept by his grandfather, which
dates as far back as 1875. Among other
interesting things recorded was the
death of George Washington; also men
ton was made of the famous Dark Day
and other records which to us are but
matters of history.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
A FAST BOAT.
Shamrock III. Shows She is Liable to Make
Trouble.

Shamrock III. Shows She is Liable to Make
Trouble.
GoJRoCK, SCOTLAND, April /. The
new challenger had another trial with
Shamrock l. to-day and acquitted her
self creditably. AS the two yachts were
fetching out of the shelter Of the bay
there was a sudden change i'll the
weather and a hard westerly squall
staggered the boats and laid them near
ly flat. The Shamrock III. stood the
test handsomely, All the way down
the channel the yachts had hard
reaching trial in strong wind. 1t was
the point of sailing in which the Sham
rock |. had hitherto excelled, but she
showed herself quite unable to hold the
new challenger.
The trial finished with windward
turn across the firth. The wind con-
tinued fresh and Shamrock Ill again
demonstrated that going close hauled
she is easily faster than the older boat.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

take improper food at improper times,
who have the symptoms Of indigestion,
which include burning sensation at the
nit of the stomach, rising Of gases or
juices, nausea at stomach, failing appe-
tite- should look at these two pictures
and realize what the possibilities are in
extreme cases of stomach disorder.
Every one should have good, healthy,
strong stomach, and be able to digest
easily, and without distress, most any
kind Of food; yet few have such stom-
ach. "Blood Wine" will cure the worst
case of dyspepsia that ever existed, if
taken in accordance with the directions
and the patient uses common sense in
Diet during the first two weeks. This is
& strong statement to make, but "Blood
'~ae'' works in different way from any
2cr dyspepsia remedy on the market,
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

In reading the reports of the town
meetings throughout the county it has
been gratifying to notice the liberal APP
preparations made for school purposes.
This is one of the most important items
in the list of annual appropriations and
the town that is niggardly in providing
for good schools in good buildings is
not progressive. to say the least.-Pis-
cataQuiS Observer
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
For liver trouhles and constipatiOn

For liver troubles and constipation
There's nothing better in creation
pills
They always effect cure and save doctor
bills.
Little Early Risers are different from all
other pills. They do not weaken the sys-
TEN, but act as a tonic to the tissues by
arousing the secreti0ns and restoring the
liver to the full performance of its functions
naturally. r. II. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

Indications are that one of Names
large unused water powers-that on the
Union River near Ellsworth-will soon
be developed, as business deals looking
to that end are being consummated.
The power when harnessed will be used
for electric lighting and power in Ellis
worth and Bar Harbor, and probably
other smaller places in that vicinity.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Vermont's First Licenses.

MIDDLEBURY,V VT, April 1.-The first
liquor, licenses granted in the state
under the new license law have been
issued by the board Of license commits
sioners, to John H. Sargent of the Ho-
tel Logan and John Higgins of the Ad-
Olson house, this place. The fee in
each case was fixed at $500, spot cash.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

Ice cream he bought his darling,
And she ate, and ate, and ate;
Till at last her heart she gave him,
To make room for one more plate.
Harvard Lampoon.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
statesmen WANTED

Salary or cOmmiSsion NJ eXp rle1t' ICES
cary. ToSEY ADVANCED FOR EXPENSES; oltnt
FREE, Solicit orders for oar u lar tntte Nnr
spry stock Write us at once Tor terms anu
secure the Aest territory z"l4
There CHASE CO., MlLoGN, MAS s..
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS.
They Foot up $4.64e, ,766.97 for the Years
1904.

The Maine legislature at its recent
session appropriated moneys from the
State treasury amounting to $2,412,
500. % for 1908; and for 1904, $685.
966.75. Of the latter sum 100000 is
temporary loan, which is not properly
an appropriation, and deducting which
the total for the two years is 81, 4,642,-
766.97. The legislature of 19o1-'O2 ap-
propriated SO, S44, 50lss, which is $685.
265.O9 less than the present session,
now in recess, has authorized. More
may be added when the houses reas-
semble in September. Here is COM
plete list OF the money resolves signed
by Gov. Hill this winter:
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

Business is rushing at the Maine
Central shops in Waterville as the an
nual spring cleaning and painting of
he passenger cars is in progress.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
NOTICE.

Teachers for the public schools OF tle to"ii low? y.
the home of the Superintendent. lhufsday' fAP'i
- az EMMA F. DAVIS, Supt.
Searsport, March n. i9o3.-5w13
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
FREAK OF 4 STOMACH
Operation Reveals Effects of Dyspepsia
Blood Wine Makes Wonderful Cure

and has never failed yet to produce such
a result. 1t goes beyond the stomach
itself in the treatment Of indigestion.
1t overcomes lassitude of every organ.
1t gets the bowels working correctly. It
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

makes the blood thick, rich and active.
1t cleans,s the inside of the kidneys
in short, it makes Nature take care OF
you as Nature intended it should-in the
natural way, without artificial means.
This is different from medicinal effect.
That is why "Blood Wine" is different.
It contains TO wine, is pleasant to take,
powerful and quick in its action--yes
absolutely harmless.
Mrs. A. NJ. Turner, Everett, Mass, says:
"several months ago had severe attack
Of ga stritis, which became chronic. tried sew
eral of the stomach medicines, but received no
benefit. Blood Wine was recommended. and
/ took one bottle which gave me such relief
that / got five more. These l have taken and
now am entirely cured"
Mr. BENZ. Sunnenberg OF 2o2 ". 43rd
St., New York, was entirely cured:
"Throuch long suffering with dyspepsia.
was greatly run down. l had no strength or
vigor and suffered greatly with my stomach.
took four bottles of Blood Wine and now am
entirely well. 1t great builder and its gen
tie way of working on the bowels appeals to any
one of a constipated nature"
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
FREE BLOOD TEST.

You can have an expert bacteriologist ex::
anime your blood under the microscope, and
give you a thorough and authentic report OF
what your blood contains, free of charge. by
sending your name to the Louis Daudelin Co.,
Worcester, Mass. Don't neglect this opportu-
nifty. 1t was never offered to the public before.
Remember that the blood reveals all.
A large bottle of "Blood Wine'-take
nothing else-costs fifty cents.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
Hu jest S1owian?

Uczony czeski prof. Niederle,
oglosi} W re-
szycie S1ovanskeho Przehle-
du statystyke S1owian, kt6-
rych naliczy} 138,591,8 800 a
m~ianowicie: Rosyan z Rust
Mani " 95,30o,0oo Pola-
k6w 19,125,000, Czech6w
100000, Serb6w i Chorwa-
tow $4,000, Bulgar6w
100000. S}owedc6w 1850,
600 i Serb6w }uzyckich
Cieszy sic autor, re
Niemc6w ma calej kuli ziem-
skiej jest ledwie 85 milion6w.
Niestety Slowianie tworza az
8 narod6w, Niemcy tylko
jeden.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
NiezWyk4y

.iubileusz W rodzinie kr6lew-
skiej. Niezwyk1a uroczystosc
obchodzona bedzie W roku
biezacym W Kopenhadze i
Atenach. Mia w1asnie lat 40
cd chwili, kiedy W pahstwie
p6lnocnem zasiad1 ma tronie
Chrystyan TX, a W %slonecz-
nej Helladzie ma poludniu
'objal rzady syn jego. Wiosna
W r. 1863 przyby1a do Ko-
penhagi deputacya grecka, re
starym ~bojownikiem wolnos-
ci Konstantym Kanarisem
ma czele, i ofiarowa1a trop
greek 6wczesnemu ksieciu
Wilhelmowi. Kr6l Fryderyk
VII przyja} deputacye ma
zamku Christianburg i W
dniu 6 czerwca 1868 r. 49,
letni ksiaze wstapi1 ma iron
greek jake jerry I. Zosta1
.tedy kr6lem ma kilka mie-
siecy pred ojcem, kt6ry, pc
smierci Fryderyka VII, objal
rzady dnia Is listopada 1853
wv rocznikach %panstwo-
wych jest to niewatpliwie
wypadek jedyny. Pc cesarzu
Franciszku J6zefie, JerzyI i
.Chrystyan TX panuja mai
.d1uzej sr6d monarch6W euro
pejskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
Za1narzniecie

zatoki Salonickiej. Widok
mora lodowatego przedsta-
via chwilowo zatoka Salonic-
.ka. w ciagu jednej nocy wo-
da zamarz}a tax szybko, re
wszystkie parowce, zaglow-
nikii {odzie uWiezione So
wsr6d lod6w. Ludnosc Salo-
nliki gromadzi sic tlumie "
przystaniach rozkoszujac sic.
wspania1ym krajobrazem
Wsr6d blasku slonecznego,
ma tie pogodnego nieba. Ia
marzniecie zatoki ~spowodo-
kra i lodowata woda,
z rzeki Vader, kt6ra
wpada do zatoki zamknietej
zupe1nie W miejscu dop1ywu
przez 1a6cuch wystaja-
.ych wzg6rz Kara Burunu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
DO BUDOWNICZYCHl i.
KONTRAKTOR0W.

Niniejszem donosimy bu-
downiczym j kontraktorom,
re do poludnia dnia 2Kwiet-
MIA 1908, p~rzyjmowac bedzie-
my oferty ma budowe polsko-
katolickiej szkoly W Indepen-
dence, Wis.
Plan i specyfikacya, wy
pracowane przez architek-
tow Schick i Roth z Lacrosse
znajduja sic u powyzszych
architekt6w i u p. Piotra c..
Skroch W independence, Wis.
Kontraktor ma dostarczyc
nietylko wszelkiego materya-
III, st6sownie do specyfikacyi,
lecz nadto must sic zajac
wszystka praca cd poczatku
budowy az do jej zupelnego
wyko6czenia.
Zglosic sic trzeba z oferta
do p. Piotra c.. Skroch,
independence, Wis, i za1a-
czyc przekaz ma $4,000 plat
ny ma parafie SIS. Piotra i
Paw1a, jake gwarancye RE
telnego zg1aszania sic.
Zgodzony kontraktor ma
z}ozyc poreczenie W sumie
100000 i uko6czyc:budowe
do 1go Wrzesnia 1903.
KS. A. w. Cara, PREF.
PiOtr G.. SkrOch sekr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
Si6dme dZieckO.

We Francyi traca glove mad.
projektami nagr6d, jakiemi
chca obdarzyc rodzic6w,
majacych wieksza lose die.
q. / tax senator Plot zapro-
.ponowal dawac ojcu siedmior-
ga dzieci... trafike W mako,
rzystniejszem m%iejscu. Ale.
ia idea ME jest nowa. Otto
XIV " wieku 1866
kazal uwalniac Cd podatk6w
ws,zystklsic,,lh tych, kt6rzy maja
..dziewiecioro dzieci. Napoleon
~ roku dwunasttym zarza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12


dill "a azeeby kl,aB ia si6dme,
dziecko bylo wychot,7Wa7aalnt,ef,' "a,
koszt pahstwa. w roku 1919
kr6l sardyniuli zdjaI wszelkie
tkontrybucye j podatk 2 o.
COW rodzziny, liclzacej y
.dzieci. Wreszcie 4 Rzymian
prawo bylo jeszcze wymow-
niejsze. Karalo BOWEN po-
datkami bezzedc6w, a przy-
navajo DUE ulgi ma1ze6-
stwom, majacym troje dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
Woda

woda zyWota..
M1odzieniec usluchaI radyJy
rumaka. Gdy juz to koszl'ttto '7'
ma wode mieli, rzekl rummaR
do m1odzie66ca:
Teraz pomoc mozebna,
gdyby Gle jake nieszczeS cie
spotkac mia1o. Pc trzeci wiec
raz jeszcze do dziela zabra6
sic trzeba. Jezli masz chez
odwage, pojedziemy do smo-
ka raz ~jeszcze.
Jakzebym ME mial
mice checi odwagi, wierny
rumaku! - odrzekl m1odzie-
nice. Wszakze jest moim
obowiazkiem popefniony blad
naprawic i zone ma z wiezie-
MIA uwolnic, kt6re jej sam
zgotowa1em! Spieszmy do
zamku, do smoka!
To m6wiac dosiad1 rumaka,
kt6ry z MIN pobieg1 jak wi
cher, co przez kraje mora
sunni. Szczesliwie m1odzie-<
nice zdoby} go}ebice, DO smo-
ka znowu W domu ME by1o
lecz ledwo ia miaf, ledwo do
pad} rumaka do powrotu, gdy
smok przyby} do domu, wy
tropi} zdobycz: gonil "a u
ciekajacymi i wydarl MILO
dzie6cowi go}ebice, gdy tenze
juz do po}owy by1 W bramie
pa}acu pod zlotym dachem.
M1odzie1ca zas rozdar1 ma
dwie czesci i z tryumfem po-
wr6ci} do swego zamku.
M1odzieniec leza} martwy!
Lecz wierny rumak wziaf
owa wode, zanurzy{ W niej
obie po1owy rozszarpanego
cia1a, zetkna} je, a one sic
FROSTY. Potem wla1 m}odzie1-
cowi tejze woody W usta, a
m}odzieniec ozy}. Wierny
rumak;rzek1 do niego:
- Teraz ci JUL zadnej rady
dac niemoge. Try ray pr6bo-
walismy, i try razy nam sic
ME %powiod1o. Lecz z tamtej
strony NORA czerwonego
mann brata, kt6ry r6wniez
jest zaklety i ma postawe ru-
maka. Ten posiada wiecej 81
~, niz ia wraz z smokiem.
Gdyby ten sic z nami po1a-
cyl, zabilibysmy tego smoka.
Lecz trudno, bardzo trudno
nam bedzie pozyskac go, DO
s1uzy u straszyd1a piekielne-
go Jezybaby.
- Spr6bujmy! zawo}a1
ma nowo pokrzepiony MO
dzieniec, kt6rego SERGE ma
bra}o swiezej odwagi. Q cho-
ciazby nawet juz s}aby tylko
by} promyk nadzieji, ME
'opuszczaj mnie, moi towarzy-
szu walki, i d%oprowadz mnie
do mety, izbym zwyciezyl Tub
zgina1!
- Chetnie i W tenn ci po-
s1uze, = rzek} rumak. Milosc
braterska ME ma ustepowa6
mi}oSci malze6skiej. Lecz
spamietaj sobie to co masz
czynic! Podejmij sluzbe u Je-
zybaby ma try dni, a W "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
s5s5
Golao 11a 10.
tenn pi6rami.

(Ciag dalszy.)

.iac meza swego po salachi pc
kojach palacu, pokazywa}'
mu wszystko co tylko Wide
MIA tam by}o godnego, tylkt
jednego pokoju otworzyc MI
chcia}a, i prosi}a swego mezs
usilnie, zeby on go nigdJ
ME otwieral, DO inaczej by}o.
10y to ich zguba. Gdy sic
potem znowu zamieni}a. "
go}ebice i z, swemi siostramj
wylecia}a kapac sic W morzu
'czerwonem, pomysla} sobie
m}odzieniec, co sic tel to W
tym pokoju znajdowa6 moze?
I poszuka1 klucza i otworzy}
go. e
w pokoju ujrzal smoka z
trzema 1bami. kt6ry tax by}
do sufitu przykuty; re kazdy
1eb wisia1 ma osobnym haiku.
Pod smokiem staly try
szklanki z woda. Mlodzie-
nice zlak1 sic i chcia} sic cof-
nae, pomny pr6sb zony i
p~rzypominajac sobie, re mu
czarnoksieznik PREY .rozsta-
niu da1 jakas przestroge.
Lecz smok prosil go chytrze:
- Me obawiaj sic niczego
i podaj mi szklanke z woda!
Ia to ci zycie bedzie jeden
raz darowane! M}odzieniec
.daf sic nam6wic i poda} mu
szklanke. Gdy ia smok spell
nil, zaraz mu jeden heb z ha-
ka spad}, poczem ponowi}
swa prosbe:
- Podaj mi druga szklan-
Ike z woda! Ia to ci zycie
jeszcze raz ma bye darowa-
ne! - M}odzieniec da1 sic
nam6wic i podaf mu druga
:szklanke. Gdy te smok spell
nil, spad1 mu drugi 1eb z
haka. Tu smok straszliwym
.g}osem zaMo1a{: .
- Teraz cry cheese cry
ME cheese, podae mi musisz
trzecia szklanke!
Przejety strachem, poda}
mu ia m1odzieniec. Smok
:spelni} ia, poczem i trzeci
heb spad} z haka, a smok
'by} teraz czerstwy i zdrowy,
DO woda ia by}a woda zywo-
ia. Gdy sic smok czul bye
zdrowym, zerwa} sic i wy
>pad} przez zamkniete okno,
kt6re sic W tysiace kawalki
rozlecia}o. Jeszcze m1odzie-
nice sta} W os}upieniu, gdy
dwie siostry przylecia}y, wo-
lajac:
- Nieszczesliwy, c6zes u
..czyni}! Oswobodzi}eS najsroz-
.szego nieprzyjaciela, kt6ry
twa zone sciga. Smok z}apa]
twa go1ebice i zabral do Cd
leg1ego zamku, gdzie az do
sadnego dnia ia dreczyc be.
die!
O ia nedzny! zawo-
1a} m1odzieniec i zala} sic
1zami. Matke moja }aja1em
re ~tajemnice zdradzila; a ia
przez ciekawosc niegodziwa
zrzadzilem ~najwieksze z}e,
jake tylko zrzadzic moglem,
Bodajby .mnie nigdy ME by
II n0rOdZi{al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12

NS 0SSsSJ - . A~SS -I $500
Byl to jeden 2 zakletych bra.
lei trzech ksiezniczek. Ter
widzac go tax smucacego sic:
rzeA do niego:
~ Zal mi ciebie i mel sio-
stry, poniewaz sic tax bar
dzo kochaliscie. Jezli masz
SERGE, wskocz ma mnie! Zanio-
Sc do pa1acu smoka, jakkol-
wick tn ztad jest odlegly. a
lty idz i wydrzej mu jego
zdobycz!
; A chocbym i zyciem
|przyp}acil! zawo}al MILO
|dzieniec i wskoczy} ma ruma-
|ka. Ten bieg1z MIN tax szyb-
|ko, jak orze}.
I przybyli do zamku smo7
ka, kt6rego s~zczesliwym
przypadkiem ME by}o W do
mu. M1odzieniec zdoby1 60
}ebice; lecz ledwo ia mia},
ledwo ma rumaka wskoczy}
do powrotu, przyby1 smok
do domu, wytropi1 strate, 60
nil "a uciekajacymi, i wy
dar1 m1odzie6cowi gc}ebice.
gdy juz pa}acu pod z}otym
dachem dobiega1.
- Przyrzek1em ci, zawo-
1a1 smok, re ci "a pierwsza
szklanke z woda zycie ma
bye darowane. Teraz Gle
MEM darze, lecz ME przyby-
wal pc raz drugi! =.
Pc niejakim czasie odez-
wal sic znowu rumak W stat
nj do smucacego sic.
- Jezli czujesz w sobie
meztwo, ustraszyc sic ME
daj ~niepomyslnym wypad-
klein ~pierwszego przedsie-
wziecia. Wskocz ma mnie i
spr6bujmy szczescia raz dru-
gi!
A chocbym i zyciem
przyp}aci1! - zawo}a} m}o-
dzieniec i wskoczyl ma ru-
maka. Ten bieg1 z MIN jak
strza}a. I przybyli do zamku
smoka, kt6rego znowu ME
zastali. M1odzieniec zdoby1
go}ebice! lecz ledwo ia mia},
ledwo dosiad} rumaka do po-
wrotu, gdy smok zn6w przy-
by} do domu, wytropi} co sic
stale, goni} "a uciekajacymi i
wydar} m}odzie6cowi go}ebi-
&c, gdy tenze juz wpasc mia1
W brame pa}acu pod z}otym
dachem. Smok zawo1a1 groz-
ME:
- Przyrzek1em ci "a dru-
ga szklanke woody, re ci zy-
Gle drugi raz ma bye darowa-
ne. Raj jeszcze Gle MEM da-
re; lecz jezli wr6cisz, bez mi
}osierdzia je wydre!
M1odzieniec coraz wick
szej sic oddawa1 rozpaczy i
biada{ dzien i noe: Rumak W
stajni rzek} do niego:
= Jeszcze 81 jednej udzie-
le rady. Wien gdzie kruki
maja Mode: pojdzmy do
gniazda, W kt6rem sic znaj-
duja! Udawaj, jakobys je
chcial wybrac. Stare rzuca
sic ma ciebie a ty rzeknij, re
m1odym ME przepu6cisz, jez-
Z. - ~ 1-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12

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