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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
FATAL END TO RACE
Seaman Olsen Of the Colurn-
bia Is Drowned.
KNOCKED lNSENSIBLE BY OVERHANC
Yacht Tar Was a Good Swimmer, but
1t Is Believed He Sank Immedi-
ately Because of the Blow
He Received.

| NEWPORT, r. l., July 3.-For the
first tGne in the history of American
ninety footers a fatal accident has oc-
| Cured. Carl b. Olsen, a seaman on
the old cup defender Columbia and one
of the best men in the crew, was wash
ed from the bowsprit Just before the
yacht reached the first turn in the race
and was drowned Two other men
who were out on the bowsprit with OIL
sen swapping the big jibtopsail on the
sail were washed inboard by the same
sea that swept him away. Both man
aged to get another hold upon the bow
spirit and were quickly hauled on deck
by members of the crew. When the
Columbia lifted from the big wave
into which she had plunged Olsen was
seen almost under the stem clinging to
the bobstay, but before assistance
could be given him the sloop dipped
into another great comber, and he was
not seen afterward.
Captain Miller of the Columbia is of
opinion that Olsen was struck by the
overhang of the craft as it came smash
ing down and knocked insensible. He
was a good swimmer. and the fact that
he did not reappear after the yacht had
swept over him causes the belief that
he sank Immediately after being hit by
the bow. The Columbia came into the
wind instantly, and the forestaysaiI
was lowered. Two life buoys were
thrown into the water near where the
three racing caps from the three sea-
men were floating, and the tender was
put overheard as quickly as possible
Two men jumped into it and r0wed
around for twenty minutes ready to
pick Olsen up If he came to the surface.
Three sailors swarmed up the nrast
and watched closely from the spread
ers for sonte signs of the unfortunate
man. but without success.
Noticing that something had happen
ed on the Columbia. the committee
boat Riviera, the big steam yacht Del
aware, with Commodore Bourne of the
New York Yacht club on board the
torpedo boat VTfnslow, the Colunlbfa's
tender Park City and several other
yachts and tugs steamed quickly to the
vicinity and aided in the search for
Olsen Mr.. Morgan gave up the search
with reluctance and out of respect to
the dead man withdrew from the raca
and headed back for Newport.
Captain Miller came ashore and sent
cable dispatch to the customs Off
eials at Honefoss, Norway asking them
to hunt up Olsen's relatives ard notify
them of his death. So far as is known
he had no relatives in this country. He
was about forty-two years old and was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
TEXAS HAS cLoupsURsT.
Heavy Damage by san Antonio Rail-
way Company.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July "A
cloudburst has visited the southwest
ern section of Texas, causing the death
of several persons and heavy proper
ty loss. No accurate reports Of the
loss of life can be obtained, as the sele-
graph wires are down in the storm
swept section, but enough is known to
warrant the belief that at least twenty
people. mostly Mexican laborers and
farm hands, perished in tine food.
At BeeviIle one Mexican was swept
away. Near Normana fen Mexican
farm hands are reported to- be drowned
and twelve more are said to have been
drowned at Pettus.
The heaviest damage wars sustained
By the San Antonio and Aransas Pass
railroad Several throusand feet of its
track and one large bridge were swept
away. Train service has been sus-
pended in the effected district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

that the petition in behalf of the Rus
sian Jews will probably be delivered
at the state department or at Oyster
Bay in about week. The document is
being sent from one city to another in
order to secure the signatures of the
representative Hebrews and American
publicists in every section of the coun-
try which can be easily reached.
Without delay and Immediately up
on the receipt of the petition by the
United States government it will be
dispatched to Mr.. Riddle, United States
charge at st. Petersburg. 1t will be ac-
companied by a note of transmittal in
structing Mr.. Riddle exactly what dis
position to make of the petition, for
there is no intention here to place any
undue responsibility on the charge in
this matter.
The department does not at present
expect to publish that note, so that its
nature is matter of speculation, the
weight of opinion being that Mr.. Rid
die will be instructed to inquire of the
Russian government whether it is will
ing to receive a petition, the nature Of
which will be plainly indicated by him.
If there is a negative response Mr. Rid
die will so notify the state department,
and that probably will end the efforts
of the department in connection with
the petition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

FLOUR-Lower to sell and quiet; Min
nesota patents 81. 40Q4. To. winter straighte,
50 7O@S. 80; winter extras $2SO9S1o; winter
patents, $4Q4.30.
WHEAT-Lower and dull in answer to
bearish cables and home crop news; Sep
tember, 7sA@S0c.; December, 79 b-l69
S0bc.
New York; No. western, &c, I. 0. b.,
afioat.
CORN-Declined also under fine crop
and weather news. easier cables and
liquidatfon; September, 561aQ661sc.; De-
cember, 556955Ac.
OATE-Quiet and easier; track, white.
state, 44G5Oc.; track, white, western, 44q
PoEK-Easy; mess, $l75o@1s; family.
TARD-ouiet; prime western steam
BUTTER-steady; state dairy, 1sbk@2oc. /;
extra creamery, 201ac.
CHEESE-Dull and weak; state, fun
cream fancy small colored, 107sc.; small,
white 1O3se.; large; eolored, 101Ac; large,
white, 10hc.
EGGS-frregular; state and Pennsyfva-
mia extras 1Si2c.; state and Pennsylvania
firsts, 161s917c.; western extras, 1910.
SUGAR-Raw quiet; fair refining. &c. ;
centrifugal, 96 test, 31k@S 9-16e.; refined
quiet; crushed. 5.40c.; powdered, 4:9Oc
TURPENTINE-Steady at 4911Q60c.
MOLASSES-Firm; New Orleans, 80
RIcE-Firm: domestic, 4Aa61hc.; Japan
n0vt1iOaI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

Parties going down the bay for a
sail complain of the scarcity of sail
boats in these waters. Time was
when there were plenty of them to
hire, but the power boat has taken
the place of sails and the little engines
are heard at all times in ali parts of
the bay. In most cases they are more
certain than the sail boats because,
wind or no wind, they generally go.
1t is to be regretted, however, that
the sail boat is disappearing. Nothing
can take it's place for sport on the
water or for days outing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

Tomorrow is the Glorious Fourth.
In keeping with the day the Evenina
News will not be published. It is
fitting that everyone should take the
day off to do honor to our nation z
birthday. Let the flags be unfurled
and allow the boys all the liberty
within reason. We would advise
people with fiery horses to keep them
lin. 1t is only once a year that we
celebrate the Fourth and let enthusi,
asm prevail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

The Evening News and all Perth
Amboy extends hearty welcome to
Major General Chaffee who visits our
city this evening. For beauty we
make no boast, unless drive around
the bluff, will cover that part, but
for growing, hustling, busy city,
our distinguished visitor will find it
right here. We're a manufacturing
town from start to finish and we pride
ourselves that we have several of the
largest plants of their kind in the
world.
AS for history we rank with any
city in the country. The capital OF
East Jersey, it was in our colonial
mansions that the social life of the
colony centered. In our bay rode the
British feet and British guns bonn
barded our town.
It is not only the barracks, the
Westminster, the tea house and st
Peter graveyard that makes Perth
Amboy historical, but in many of the
private residences scattered through
out the SOY theastern end of the city
lies. the Secret Of many revolutionary
tale which may never be told. We
are proud of these and are delighted
to show them to so great national
hero as Major General Chaffee. Flags
are floating to-day in his honor and
the fact that they wave so proudlyai'
largely due to the efforts Of such mer
as he.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
HANNA MINE is AFIRE.
No Hope Held Out For Rescue of En-
tombed Miners.

No Hope Held Out For Rescue of En-
tombed Miners.
HANNA, Wyo., July 3.-The star
Ting Information has been received
from an experienced miner and fire
fighter who penetrated the wrecked
coal mine to the sixteenth level that
the workings below the seventeenth
level were a mass of flames.
Where a few hours ago it was be-
lieved the rescuers would soon reach
the bodies of the entombed miners, the
efforts of those working are now con-
fined to the work of walling up entries
and slopes and putting up fireproof
barriers to prevent the flames from
reaching the seventeenth and other lev
els above.
This was taken as an indication that
the rescuers realized the fruitlessness
Of further attempts to reach the en-
tombed miners below the seventeenth
level.
Added to the horrors of the fire,
which doubtless will destroy the under
ground workings, is the danger of an
other explosion, which may occur at
any time. The situation is decidedly
grave.
There is great danger of the flames
breaking through into the entries from
which the rescuerS> are endeavoring to
reach the twoscore or more bodies
known to be in No. IT entry
Here the gas has accumulated in such
large quantities that the rescuers can
not remain long at time, and the gas,
once ignited, would cause second ca
faafrouhe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
x.dy Found at Lake. whitrey, Conn

1OuV FOWMu M E1Hke %HHtHeyy OOMH'
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, July 3.-The
body Of an unidentified man was found
on the banks of Lake Whitney. A
wound in the. head was probably the
cause of instantaneous~death. Carl
Turner was the name upon a card
found in the pocket of the man and
the name ED Dorland'' or "Deland''
and upon another card what is in
terpreted to be "Mr. and Mrs. Smart,
Friday, 8 o. m, Fifth Avenue hotel"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
wat.rboy Won suburban renewal.

WatSrpOy won SUBURBAN hem1WAA.
NEW YORK, July 3. Before a
crowd of 10000 persons ]. B. Haggin' s
Waterboy, with Odom up, won the Sub
urban renewal, worth $4,000, at
sheepshead Bay. The black son of
Watercress broke the track record for
the mile and = quarter by covering the
distance in 2O4 3-5, which Is two-fifths
OF Z second faster than the previous
record made by the mighty Salvador in
1890. The Brooklyn Handicap winner
Irish Lad was second and Goldsmith,
the favorite, : bad third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

It is to be hoped that team OF
horses will be handy for Lincoln Hose
all day tomorrow. While Perth Am
boy has been very fortunate hereto.
fore on the Fourth, there is nothing
like being ready and the city does not
want duplicate of the performance
at the last fire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Saliva
dor, July 3.-It is announced here that
the Conservative party in Nicaragua
has offered unconditional support to
President Zelaya. This arrangement
was made at Granada, and peace is
thereby assured
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

While on your vacation Don't for
get to have The Evening News mailed
to you, and in this way keep in touch
with your home doings. No extra
charge for mailing, and address
changed as often as desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

TOLEDO, o., July 3.-Clark Wag.
gcs err for thirty-six years an editor Of
Ohio newspapers, is dead at the Toledo
hospital, aged eighty years. he was
editor of the Blade from 1856 to 1885
and editor of the Toledo Commercial
from 1855 to 1875.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

We don't dispute the fact that sum
mer has arrived. Well put off com
planning for a week or two, however
because we have hardly forgotten
June yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
THE HEBREW PETITION.

VIII BE Delivered to the state De-
partment Within a Week.
WASHINGTON July 3.-Acting Sec
Eetary Of State Loomis has been nottAed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.

Money on call easier at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 51165% per cent
Exchanges, 1913, ,sSS. .965; balances, $1,1S,-
1ep Closing DrfceS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
(Ciag dalszy nastapi!)
Ma t%argoWisku.

WGdahsku by}a pewna pre-
kupka znana re swego CRU
bija6stwa. Pewnego razu mia
Ia gesi bite ma sprzedaz, ma
deszla .m}oda iona urzedni-
ka i przebiera}a jedne gek
pc drugiej ME mogac sic z
d~ecydowac, kt6ra by kupic,
Sprzykrzy}o sic to przekupce,
wiec zawo}a}a %gniewnie: Mo-
ia PAM, chyba MAJ PAM tax
d1ugo ME przebiera}, wybie.
rajac Pania "a zone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
=
Spad1 z IL pietra.

HARRISON S. Potter,
m1ody cz1owiek u}omny z St.
Joseph, Mo-, onegdaj przyby}
do hotelu Great Northern.
Wczorai pc po}udniu pisa1
list do matki, kiedy mu sic
zrobi}o niedobrze. Poszed1
ku oknu W swym pokoiku
ma IL pietrze, ably zaczerpnat
6wiezego powietrza, PREY Ok
ME poSliznal sic i wypad1 ma
bruk. OczywiScie zabi} sic ma
miejscu Mai on zatrudnienie
u Sun Stove co. W Detroit;
zdaje sic re W drodze do te-
go miasta zatrzyma} sic W
Chicago ma pare dni. Me
mia1 re SODA zadnych pakun-
k6w, a "a pobyt W hotelu "a
p}aci1 z CORY. W niedokon-
czonym liscie- do matki, mie-
szkajacej W St Joseph, Mo.
pisa1,S re must p6jsc
ku oknu, azeby odetchnac
swiezem powietrzem. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
Pr6ba mi}OsCi.

Kapitanowi amerykah-
skiego parostatku, odp}ywa-
jacego z Liwerpolu do Nowe-
go Yorku, oddano W opieke
m}oda panienke, kt6ra swa
pieknoscia zawr6ci}a W g16-
vie pieciu m1odym towarzy-
szom podr6zy. Chetnie wy
sz1aby "a MAJ; ale jakzez
mia1a sobie poradzic, skoro
konkurent6w by}o az pieciu
i kazdy prosi1 o jej reke.
'Zwierzy1a sic vice kapitano-
wi re swego k}opotu. Kapitan
starry wilk morski, rzek} pc
namysle:
= Dam PAM rade; many
dis przesliczna pogode icisze
morska. Mech sic PAM rzuci
do mora, niby przypadkiem.
ia zawczasu przygotuje }6d-
ke ratunkowa. Moze vice
PAM bye pewna, re sic jej mic
z1ego ME stanie.
Ale do czeg6z to Wszyst-
|ko? ~ zapyta}a parma.
a. Ma to odrzek} kapi-
tan ably PAM pieciu kan
dydat6w obrala tego "a me-
ia, kt6ry bez namys}u rzucdi
Die y pras amin 'lllI||' nor more IS be-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
5,Welm zyciuS Wiid1iala ikt6re-

SVEN zyciu widzala kt6re-
go uwazala biednego.
Try lata temu jadac pocia-.
glenn Burlington La Crosse
do Savannah III. spostrzegla
starreggo biedno ubranego
czloWieka, kt6ry by1 osla-
biony j ME m6gl dojsc do
siedzenia W wagonie
~dziewczyna szybko ofiarowa-
Ia mu swwe us1ugi j podala
mu woody do picia.
Glory zapyta1 sic jej jak
sic nazywa ] zapisa1 sobie jej
nazwisko, no j dojecha1
zdr6w do Chicago. Szesc
miesiecy potem PAM Yonkers
otrzyma}a Cd niego List, W
kt6rym jej serdecznie dzieko-
wal "a oddana przys}uge.
P6zniej jeszcze,o trzyma}a diva
listy, ma kt6re odpisa}a nj
czego sic ME domyslajac.
Az W sobote gwiazdor W
mundurze Gstonosza przyno-
81 jej list a W MIN GEEK ma
$40, 900. Szczesliwa %dziewczy-
ma odrazu zyska sympatye i
szacunek u ludzi. Do tego
jak pisza gazety ma bye bar
dzo 1adna blondynka m1oda
DO liczy lat %. Dziewczyna
urodzi1a sic W La Crosse
gdzie sko6czy}a publiczna
szko1e i by}a 1 rok W wyz-
szaesj szkole. Obecnie czuje sic
mad wyraz szczesliwa. Ma
zamiar kupic dom, ably mo-
gla razem z matka W MIN
mieszkac j bedzie sic ksszta1-
Gle wspiewie.
Jak to m6wia, szczescie
zawsze slepo chodzi.....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
StrasZna Zelmsta.

z Paryza donosza: Okrut-
ma zemste wywar} niejaki
Brown, anglik, pracujacy W
zak1adach szklannych Levie-
"a W Paryzu, ma uwodzicielu
swej c6rki pewnym hrabim
francuzkim. Dowiedziawszy
sic O nazwisku uwodziciela,
Brown kauai swej GORGE napi-
sac do niego, re wyjezdza "a
ocean i skutkiem tego prag-
ME sic z MIN pozegnac. C6rka
us1ucha1a rozkazu. Brown
przygotowa} nastepnie ma
szynke do szpilkowania szk}a
"a pomoca rozpalonego pias-
ku oraz przepaske kauczu-
kowa z wycietym ma niej wy
razem "zdrajca." tudziez
ukry1 W mieszkaniu dw6ch
rodak6w wielkiej silly. Gdy
hrabia przyby} do mieszkania
Browna, u%chwycono go, przy-
wiazano do krzes}a na}ozono
ma czo}o i oczy przygotowa-
ma opaske, poczem c6rka
Browna pokreci}a raczka ma
szynki.
Hrabia uczu1 jakby uk}u-
ella tysiacznych szpilek ma
|twarzy. Pc chwili operacya
by1a skonczona, Uwodziciela
odwiazano i wyrzucono "a
drzwi.
Gdy wr6ci} do domu i
spojrza1 W lustro, ujrza1
straszny obraz. Gala twarz
lego by}a niemal czarna, ma
czole zas widzia} bia}y pas a
ma MIN .wyraz "zdrajca" z
czarnych punkcik6w. Napr6z-
mo zeszpecony mlodzieniec
szuka1 ratunku u lekarzy.
Wszyscy o6wiadczyli, re ule-
czenie tego zeszpecenia jest
niemozebne, albowiem rozpy-
lony maszynka piasek z gra-
nat6w utkwi1 gleboko W Gle
lie. Oszpecony musia} zerwac
ma1zehstwo z PARMA rodu
arystokratycznego, kt6ra
mia1 poslubic, i ukry} sic W
swoich dobrach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
Jestes Z~abObOnnym?

w obecnym czasie gdzie poste-
puie z dniem kazdym, znajduje sic
wiele os6b mniej Tub wiecej zabo-
bonnych kt6rzy wierza W pewne
znaki i %polozenia, kt6rych wp}yw
dobro albo n~ieszczescie ola partyi,
przynosi. Lekarstwo gdy ME uzy-
wane pod}ug przepisu ME odniesie
upragnienych rezultat6w. To jak
kolwiek ME osiega celu zabieg6w W
ehorobie. Jezeli masz objawy
kaszlu, pneumonia, bronchitis, "a
ziebienie, Tub inne dolegliwosc
gardla i pluc, predki skutek moze
bye osiagniety przez uzycie severy
'=sE "AEZE
Balsam ma p}uca. On jest s}awny
cd wielu lat jake ~najlepsze leka;r-
stwo ma take dolegliwo6ci. On
u6mierza z~apalenia, propaguje plu
Gle, leczy pewlerzchnio, wytwaarr:z,aa
zdrowotnos6 szybko j stanowczo.
W po}aczsniu 2 severy Cold Cure
Tablets, leczy take z~aziebienie
glovy j la-grippew jednym daiu.
Cena $50 SOC. Cold Cure Tablets
s5SsH ASsSsa $sS.| 5Ess
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
Otrzymuje $4,000

Ia grzecznosc oddane 3 la
ia temu PAM Anna Marion
Yonker, buchalterka W pral-
nj Vote Swan pm. SO przy
I'll. Oneida, obecnie stala sic
bogata.
w sobote dostala 2 Chica-
go czekna $4,000 Cd Char
les W. Johnson, czlowieka
;kt6rego d1zziealwlg,czzyna ~ "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01

ss@&Sfs..axxsssga 81 gs%#8ss4s ssss%Sss aSssSkssssa. sssS# s#S ss kssS Sa SS A&sS# aMa
PopieloWi, chciei sise ~: k J q q
"a. "a ;niego, ale Wnetl \ 1ot9|lasll Hi
padali jak niezywi na ziiet 9
on zaS tax wykrzykiWa1 re
smiechem::
Konczy sic, %panowanie
vase! Wyscie ME zemna ale
2 kmieciami trzymali, to .mu-
sicie zginac! Was oni chcieli
ma moim grodzie sadzic,
vice trupy chyba posadza,
DO noga stad ME wyjdzie. q ~
wa. Ksiezna umie 2 zi6} wy
ciagac soki j mi6d sycic do
bry! Smerdowie! sluzba!
wywleczcie te clafa!... 90 je-
ziora z nimi!..:
Gdy tax Popiel .wrzesz-
cza}, Hengo caly .drzacy. re
strachu poszed} pc ch}opca,
konie i sakwy: Napredce
wszystko naszykowa1 do po-
,dr6zy i prosi} Smerde, ably
mu ten most zaraz .otworzy1,
DO mu biala PAM kaza1a wra-
cac n~atychmiast. A napraw-
de toby m6g} do switu zostac,
ale mu straszno by}o W tym
grodzie, gdzie tacy okrutni
byli gospodarze i lyle W okoo-
10 rozlega1o sic jek6w i pre-
|klehstw.
Jecha1 przez most jakby
go kto goni} a "a MIN pacho7
}ek,. tel caly drzacy, jak
m6g1 pogania1 konia. Ukrad-
klein tel p%rzemkna} obok
mich cz1owiek jakis, co jesz-
cze spieszniej cd mich umy-
ka} re strasznego grodu; by}
to biedny Sambor, kt6ry
ucieka1 W strone zagrody Of
COW swoich.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi!)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
najoczyWisltsszJy doW6d1
ypraWdziwej miiosci.

die maj q
i~praWdziWej mnilosci.
lMllySl ia przypadla do gu
y Is dlr,t Wkr6tce,spo-
' Ten tt,ojac na pokladzie;;
'totoeceizoona sWoimi Wielbiciela-
nj, p |la'ela'1 sic pr,zez porec,z
WV1lppaadla W to6 morska.
Atoli " programme zaszed1
zwrot zamiast
jednego rzucilo sic. czterech
ma ratunek. CT wydobyl ia 2
woody j weszli ma pok1ad;
iosobliwie przedstawiala sic
podr6znym ia czworka MILO
.dych, przemoklych ludzi.
: Wtedy zmoczony. pred
Mot ich ~nieprzemok1ego
uczucia zwr6ci1 sic do kapita-
ma re Slowly:
Kapitanie, jestem W roz-
paczy; az czterech rzuci}o
sic "a NINA; co mann teraz
czynic?
= Jezeli PAM chce mice
m meza odpar1
kapitan pc namysle = to ra-
DE szczerze, MECH PAM po-
slubi tego piatego, kt6ry 20
stall ma pok1adzie.
M}oda podr6zna posz}a "a
rada kapitana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
O~P0WIADANIE z D.AI,7Wl-
NIGH CZAsOW.
2 powie6ci
j. I. KRASZEWSKIEGO.
A#E
(Ciag dalszy.)

L KCO WIZ JdkOy olQ W
wszystko sko6czy}o, DO u
ksiecia W gniewie cd s}owa
do czynu niedaleko by}o,
gdyby ma p%odw6rze ME wysz-
Ia iona jego, co rodem by}a
Niemkini.
Ia chytra niewiasta po-
miarkowa1a, re ME czas by}o
sic srozyt, gdy lud cochwi-
la m6g} bye potrzebnym do
obrony, i tax jak "a owych
czas6w bywah czesto, wnet
po srogiej karze nastapi}o
pojednanie.
Ola tych samych ludzi,
kt6rych tylko co z rozkazu
ksiecia obito, kazano wyto-
eye beczki z piwem i wynie-
siono pare baran6w.
TAX radzi{a bia1a PAM.
Ona tel bystrem SVEN
okiem wnet zoczy}a obcego
cz}eka i Henga do swoich
komnat kaza}a p~rowadzic.
Szed1 on przez brame ma
inny %podw6rzec, gdzie wszyst-
ko mniej pc wojennemu niz
ma pierwszym wyglada}o.
Posrodku kilka drew sta
rych ros}o, ma sznurach wi
sia1a schnaca bielizna, W
.piasku bawi}y sic dzieci.
Ztad prowadzono Niemca W
boczne drzwi grodu, a gdy
tie sic pred MIN rozwar}y,
znalazl sic W pieknej izbie.
Znac tn by1o mieszkanie ME
wiescia przystrojone reka.
Ma ziemi stale mn6stwo mi
seczek i garnuszk6w, a ma
kominie warzy}y sic jakies
zio}a, cd kt6rych izba Gala
nape1nia}a sic silnym zapa-
chem. Kilka niewiast i pa
cho1k6w kreci1o sic W tel
swietlicy. Sauna ksiezna sia-
d}a naprzeciw ognia ma sto}-
ku, miekka zas}anym po-
duszka.
Hengo wydosta} z kieszeni
pierscien z wielkim kamie-
MEM, kt6ry gdy ksiezna
ujrza1a, wnet wyjsc kaza}a
niewiastom, a sama pozosta-
wszy. z Niemcem, z zywoS-
cia do niego podesz}a i spy
ta1a go pc niemiecku, czy ME
przynosi jej wiesci cd OLGA.
TAX, mi}osciwa PAM, -
rzek} Niemiec, - przycho-
DE cd waszego OLGA i syn6w,
kt6rzy ma znak dali mi ten
pierscie6, azeby6cie mi "a
wierzyli.
- Powiesz mi. O synach!
o ojcu! co "a rado6c! - "a
wo}ala ksiezna. Now mi
O Mich DUO, a PREDICT! U
mas tn niespokojnie... lud
hardy. przechodzi}e6 prze2
ich kraj dziki, W kt6rym ME
MONA napotkac ami miasta,
ami wsi; po lasach jak dixie
zwierzeta siedza. a chlocia1
tax ubodzy, nieulllee LEG 90 g
ludzie. Kmiec kazdy, nawet
bogaty starszyna, jak parob-
czak PRAGUE, y lad li parob-
ozak B wolno6ci ppdr'aawui. y. T l'lrll!,ll.
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