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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

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foneEaat zl q Is car. ~ @s3
Gzt - never rsz<s TIA zsszzzDez
EzET pers1-a have 1czsreE So 5sW
Ae ksspE asrszS - 1e - hEf
kDW - HEs eDEFsEEE EE 81
ZazF Bfe lzaEszs a~y5ang uEa
from GaGr c1-sE y a15ezr8 th&1
fh0zE Mr. BaRo-E 1seE1t ra4E tn
neEEUpnE Miss Alice Bs1tsE zosA
sn1 E-s C ha Elzs ag 11
is a Eor - Efirg4aE ka.a1- tx hsr
diEtzxzs1 trusker. M8aG BzNgr.
u1o keep kDass sr fhs haeeW
prime -iriEey. d a e1Eszt rsz1~ ~
aeEH ard c-ra ozs pkzseqsr SO LASTS
be ought to So zaz tssss hlz a. sta@
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Il Is a pleasure when travelling
through tho country AZ this time OF
tho year 10 sec the tail corr shocks
thickly covering the vide areas 81
FERTILE land Nos many years since
ora shocks were most fonnd Ia the
eastern districts and IN those districts
where dairying q made a specially.
Now n q g corn shocks oYoryWhore.
even towards the fer west. whore cat.
uemen begin 10 understand that there
Is much more nutriment IN cut corn
fodder than Ia the w~cathcred cora
stalks Of the standing huskedout
crop. There was a time when straw
piles were burned 10 SET rid OF them.
when manure piles suffered in the
anne way, when cor stalks we're M,
nc thought OF. These things are less
common now. and year By year ap.
probation OF corn forage Is lnercas
ing.
Under the circumstances h should
10 apparent thei skelasiya attention
"a The improvement of the grain OF
The con plant % wrong It Is quite
trn that corn seed needs Improve.
ulent everywhere and that the work
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
THE NEWS OF MISSOURI
NlssoUal POSTAL aEcEIgTs


Kansas City Office Tees u si.so7-
ss45s During Fiscal Year.
WASHINGTON The auditor Tor
ne posfofncs department completes
lis report On the gross recagfs % The
presidential poetofneeg u TIE Jailed
States Tor the fiscal year. The figures
n part for Missouri are a. follows
Brookheid. fi0.zzs: Cameron. 1880
Cape Carthage. tzi8z1. Chiillo0she.
'tIs0ls; Columbia. s2z.sss! De soia.
1888; Excelsior SPRING. f7.zzz.
Farmingtoh. 1885,. Fayetts. ts.i7C:
Fulton. sio.5Sl; Hannibal. tzs.Is3.
Hartmann. s4.2lG; Harrfponyille, s.
7ss; Hlgginsville. Ss.27z: Indepen
dence. 3l25s7: jefferson City. s2T.s5e.
Joplin. sl6.s67; Kansas City. 1921
s643s; Kirksviile. s.zf0; Lamar. 81
BeO: Lebanon. $3.50: Louisiana, s21-
Ss2; Macon. tl1.7Si: Marshall. s19.-
es5; Haryville, sl0.404; Mexico. sl4-
$50; Moberiy. sl5l5sI. Nevada. az
7ef; Poplar Bluff. 81. sac. St Joseph.
t2f7 s5Si-sS; 81. Louis, sass5esIs9.
Seladia- s24.671s South St Joseph. s22-
sSS; Springfield. gSs.s2o: unionvIlle,
f10.2l5: Warrensburg. tiL5lT; Webb
City. 9l0,5s6; West Plains. ss.4s4:
Windsor. ss.433.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

KANSAS CTTY-Thirty-five chf8f
rem were sent home from the Ashizne
school by the city physician. Whr
visited there q Few days ago 70 vac
cinate the children. They had be-
ordered not TO return 10 school Until
they had been vaeclnsted By theiI
own physicians or agreed 70 lei hin
do the Eork-
The suspended ones either objected
to the ordeal themselves or their
parents. who did not believe in vac
cination, did. As the compulsory
education lsE VIII bring the parents
into court on the charge CT a misde
meanor II they do rot send thelI
children to school these parents must
submit to the vaccination rule against
their viii.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
-sA.as ~ rhE mooos-



whers Others Fail
KANSAS CITY. AD- babes in tbs
Wood. tte sreAt English spectacle,
was given rs nrst production on the
stage az Convention hail. Kansas Ciu
ast Monday hight, Oct 30. and the
performance was a brilliant success In
svery way. IN point 81 tuueful music.
clever dialogue. effective stage sett.
lneE, n0yai and picturesque oostum-
gag. and unique properties. Babes 10
me Wood" stands u a. tne foremost
entertainment Of lie nnd on the
American stage. Such q quantity Of
scenery and properties r. carried In
this production tina Il has never boen
fully mounted ia is country. until IL
was given on the immense stage at
Convention Hail. and the large
audience which gathered to witness
Il was lavish in It's applause.
While the story IS quilt on the well
known nursery rhyme. yet the spec
tacie is one OF interest 20 the older
people IS well Is 70 the younger ones
The scenes from tbs Toy country ani
Robin Hoods castle are among the
most original stage conceptions ever
presented. and yet these are only two
Of the sixteen striking scenes shown
during the evening.
The cast is a large one. headed
by Fred Walton. the famous English
p~antominist. whose work as the to-
soldier keeps the audience laughing.
although no word is spoken BY the
clever comedian.
Songs. dances and s~pecialities go 70
make up a highly entertaining even
ing Babes in the Wood viii be at
Convention Hall the whole Of this
week, with popular matinees Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

When n Ley3ch. . pasnbEakar q
ncs Moines. Ia. opened q package
which NAs IeN vita aim last Tnestay
evening be foaad the bead o. =
NoEan. A baiie, had penesla,ed the
skulL The police began woTs Al pnes
70 trace she man who pauunl the
package TheY believed they h1f =
marter mystery on their handx bat
bate a. might q medical sta1eat clainai
the skull AZ hts pTppSgy. thns solving
the m1stery u = bcileve3 tie sSua
vas pslmod on On ne P~awnhruksr
az a Joke
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
"a -. - - 80.

MARSHALL. Mo-The syncl Of
Missouri ~ the southern Prcsby.
terian church. elected; Rev. Or ID $.
Gage, of Fulton. moderator: Rev. Cay
"A Daft. OF Hardin. Temporary clerk
Rev Prank Mitchell. Of Keyyesyilic.
clerk. FOR the consuming year. The
Central Presbyterian church. a. Kan
sas CITY, vas ehosen as me place for
holding the next meeting o. the synod
next fan.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
Ceres RhsunaRtis- ard cstarrh-Nea
lefns Seat Frea

Gbese TIVE Diseases are ths result 81
ar awful POSSESSED centitlou ~ ths
sapod % yGa have achlnE t1lats ka1
e4cG saogker tta1ea haaa ra.ns
cftpptr1 han1a hEa 81 feeg. asplfeh
aaacira shittlEE shsrn eating p4lus
se4 that ti7ea, a~Naaraxsd fgsEnF -
F1saNaElsm or thn aaNstHE sr1ttine.
hurr~1 eyeslEhL deafnrsE slck slafa-
ach hRAtacaa. Galsrs ia the bad mu-
r20 throaL e~scharEo& aecayiar
t1cth. Ad treEEt krtehiuE eas ID ca
tarrh. take EOtansc Allaa halm fR
%. b. * Kills the pals1n Ga the t5.ad
ehtch caUea the@ a l1t sFmrtaus
kiFlrE a refo hesftaF ht1ad surrtF IS
3 NNutE n mlceas nemhrtnea
3 wakef a rEFtaet -ueH 10 tha Walat
ftfumausm Qf fQutesk rataFFh C1res
aeru sA else fafiu nEaa Hahn tR
kA kf "a CeugczE1 ~ Nlre Kasanfe in-
Ere1ifnts Eatri Tor af1k kitueyA Im-
FrVvea AZ a~sesttun. rDses 3ysn4pa
a NFfect tenic Cor Qt4 tslkE Is xls-
rs them nea. reh rsze basA rtar-
elgAly tested toF tafrN yeHFa nrar-
elsts s. reF hrse hatf-. aifh com-
efe NtrelttQEs COR horne ruso san,
O. nve ana rFasait - Wtitinx Rteosf
a1lm CO.. atinrfa GA psarta traa
% und 9qeisl fre meesf etfUo
Hat tu Haes h
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
WHERE PusLlc MONEY GOES.
Cords Of Useless Documents Stored In
Washington.

wAsHINGToN-In bis testimony
before the joint printing committee
Foreman Brewer. OF the senate fold
ing room, said that there are 475.O
uncaisei for publications stored in his
department. Anizi Smith. who has
been In the senate document room for
thirty years, said that the supply OF
documents there has quadrupled
during his incumbency. but that there
are not too many TO meet the demand
J. r. H~alyorson. superintendent OF the
house folding room. testified that there
are no fewer than 100000 documents
stored for members. including goo 600
pound volumes Of the Congressional
Record. Sergeant-at-Arms Ransdell,
u the senate. stated that the senate
documents are stored in an abandoned
ar barn and that is is almost fun.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
eoTH CANAL PLANS FEASIBLE.

Nest Of the Consulting Engineers
Favor the Lock Plan. However.
WASHINGTON-The Washington
Post has made this statement: The
board OF consulting engineers. advisory
90 the islhmian canal commission. viii
report hat both a sea level and a
lock canal are feasible. Some OF the
members Of the board viii favor the
tide level system. but the majority
viii recommend the construction OF
the ditch on the lock plan. because of
the shorter time within which Il ear
30 completed. The report Of the boari
probably vail be ready for transmits.
s'on TO the commission the last week
IN November.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
Aavs ssen MarrLsa ) Menth

SEDALIA, Mo-Sersent Raymon
HenninEer. who IS IN charge Of the
local United States recruiting office.
and Miss Clora Baker, daughter @ Mr..
and Ms J. A. Baker 81 this cig. were
secretly married az Warruusbare.
September IS last They returned 10
Sedaiia the same evening. and until
now they have Kept their friends aud
relatives Ia Ignorance % their wead-
ing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

ST JOSEPH Il comniitee heada'
hy Mayor Sprait James = Troedor
and Porter " Feminr applicants fol
the TroCdon natural Eas fEanchsse
devoted nearly the cntiFe aay % Eoins
oTer Tie franchise oVdlnsnce and re-
wishing & Tor action 81 the co1ncil
Trokdon Is willing 10 siTe Scent uas
here 4 uhey have scent eas IN Kansas
CITY The franchise viii o. accepted
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
FouNo LII go o. noaay.


hen Arksrsss Nss = Unaer Arrest
sor E~nbexxiire a.
BPRfSgWELU 40 WcSd kaa
boen received here raat Frnncis
Davis g. under arrest a. Mamrosa
Epnnga An ~ me charge q ense~
zceDsnl. he eharss beias baaed On
h8 alleged nndiaE ssd sppropa'ku
q 10 % bras kstfia eoataiHlag aix-
500 which had knR been barred
Davis sets 10 ln hh defense thaf
be rebursed the kettle q ga saf
hat lt uzs rtoien-
Fof years an ed woman n1aed
Pria has declared hat 6aring the
civil var her gr~zn6p4nents had
buried a large sun q money r. 81 "a
brass keitie 20 hide H.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

KANSAS ClrN-bSEeoa usls
o'clock Tuesday mogntag ana mid.
nIEht Wednesday nisht there vas uos
= fre alaTm tnFned into headquarters.
Going 81 hours Withoag = nre alarm
5 an nnasaaI thlng fgg Kansas cise.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
INTERNAL REvENUE RECEIPTS.
During September the c-overnmsat
Collected S2iRassyS.

WASHINGTON The monthly
statement OF the collector 81 Internal
revenue shows that during the month
az September. 1905. the total receipts
from this source were ssi.22tSTS, an
l~noroase as compared with September
1894 of ti,ai2aiT The receipts from
the several sources OF revenue arr
given as follows
Spirits. si2.IsS ,Gs2; tobacco. s..
0gS.iA2: fermentea liquors. s-s.Ssi.Sg6.
olcomArganne. S~9f.T2S; adultemtod
butter. s5eo-proccss ~ renovated
butter. i0.Se3; miscellaneous sSRsTs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
INSURANCE SUITS IN OHIO.
Quo Warrsnto Proceedings On Mon
nett's Evidence.

quo Warranto Proceedings On Mon
nett's Evidence.
AKRON. Quo W~arranto proceed
ngs have been commenced In the cir
cult coart here By Prosecuting Al.
torney H-agelbarger on the evidence OF
ex-Attorney General Monnett Of Ohio
against the Mutual Life Insurance
company and the New York Life In.
surance company 10 Gust them from
the state By taking their franchises
from them. upon the ground that the
companies have mlsused their-powers
Cor the last five years ia violation OF
the laws OF the state. Thirtythree
internogatorics n submitted 10 the
companies 10 be answered. The ap-
pointment OF receivers to take charge
% funds paid Ohio policy holders is
asked for.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

BLOOMINGTON. I.I4-Foariessly
responding 70 a dare % a party Of
girl friends TO climb the INN spiked
steps Of an electric lig..t pole al Poters
burg, Miss Flurence Morner touched
her hand TO aiiee wire and vas hurled
20 the pavement below. breaking hsr
back she can net live.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

ST LOUIs-The arrival q the
dead bodies % " , Mathews brake
man. aud " "a Pattersan. fireman.
both o. 81 ioaia vas tne nrsg pablie
knoWloaEc - a heaaoa colision b.
tWcea tvo pasaenecT tuaias a. 81
Clair 40 nhy-gso miles srsl q 81
Louis
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

DDsH'a k3aey PIH sd a. ren@v
cured Ne - LAST Z E4se hesa u.
ever anoe go kase knx . fse hatE
Ae arE n Eve tat sks 40 re~R
fsTsiy bon
Sd ~ 81 1salerN s. eer1s = hx
FoszG Nlgzz Co. Bessie. y. =.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL TO COMPETE

Students Fnom III Missouri Town,
VIII Seek University SeheisrsnipG
COLUMBIA. MO-Announcemenl
has been made by the university com
mittee on approved schools that re
representatives. q IL q the leading
high schools viii compete here early
text spring in Debating and essay
reading contest A sI25 scholarship
and free tuition win be given hy the
university 10 the winner Of each con
test The boys viii compete In De
bate ans the essay contest vii be soI
girls
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

NEW ORLEANS - The laresst
hirth list in the history Of the city vas
recorded az the board OF health. when
thirty-siK certificates were issued OF
these. ninteeh were Dor boys
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
To Lay New Steel sna Rsaues Grade

RICH HILL MG-Onlcial an
noaneement has been made that the
Missouri Pacific railroad viii begin
shortly to lay new steel between New.
ata and Pleasant Hll. and also %
lower the grade where possible max
Ing cuts. etc. This work viii give
employment 10 a big number OF mea
and teams
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
BIG DEMAND FoR NUTS.
Heavy Shipments From Bates and
Vernon Counties. No

RICH HILL, MO-There have been
shipped from points in Bates and
Vernon counties To the Kansas City
markets more hickory nuts and pe-
cans than ever before in the history
Of these counties. The last two years
the foreign demand especially for
hickory nuts, has raised the price.
In some localities the farmers poor.
ed togeather and hired a car. hut most
Of the nuts are brought by grocery
houses and buyers. The local price
for hickory nuts has ranged from IS
70 20 per busheL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

ENcEIIasoR SPRINGS NO -
vale horlns . ueu ua his niacc nogth.
81 thls ciu Ncrkmea icr A. g. Cart.
struck 4 tWotooi Wu II gooa qualis
% uaaL
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

RICH hliI MO-Fha nnt saoU
az The ssasaa znd me earliest b. years
hCgap falling ever Rates coauU Sslnr
dss, aa1 Sen ccatineous'y en- cas- ane
IS snoaiug yel a. Is estimated ghne
inches haye fafeu. sighuash mssg h,s
meltc1 a. 10 fsll
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

FW Fears =
rn run eosn
usak lass
an re Ths
kItasY ~c
noef ssss 30
f-ss4sn n
<rDsaY cnxe<
q, ~ enta
a9kG EMeg
werA a a5z
- Du
tnrn GIVE Sc
~ t4t
go mnF~w
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02
MISSOURI LEADS AL OTHERS.
The state Had sis Miles Of Ns.x RaiL
mad in 1904.

ST. LOUIS - Advance sheets o.
"Poors Manual Of Railroads which
win be issued November /. gives the
length OF steam railroads ir The
United States December 81. 1905. as
2i2.3fs miles, . net increase OF 5.0ls
miles IN the year. The heaviest con.
s~tructon 81 the year vas ia the
Southwestern group u states Ia which
no less than Lac miles were built.
Missouri has 10 ilS credit els miles.
Arkansas 262 miles. Texas SIS miles.
Kansas 81 miles. Colorado Ia miles.
New Mexico less than one mile.
Indian territory 2G0 miles and Okla.
homa territory 27s miles
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

RICHMOND NO - neVis Roswell
has sold the Weekly Rionnona Nv
publican te the New Richmond Print,
ing company. The paper win h. Rs.
publican Ia politics a. bofora
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

MElCo MO-rhe KiaEs naasaten
81 Missoua wN mess IN thss ciu
Novcmecr s p0riar this nseliek ne
home erccie3 ~ them lcr ases
pemcn al - tellcsisA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

WASHINGTON The senate com.
mitee on Interstate commerce 20 sen
slider railroad rate legislation hold
ITS first meeting NeFemacr "a
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Fresh manure IL not available for
plant food; Il must be worked upon
by bacteria and its olements liberated
before the plants can profit from ia
presence.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Cheerupatsy - q scheof q medk
che nat resaiFss no eliI.ncs loe a.
ezamlnationz
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Scme Peopie pat 50 mach trust Ia
Geo Aat thsr SEA TOO lazy 10 help
themselves
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-11-02

Hurry 4 Worry attract h1ts % az.
teution eas SioN q Ssre DO the baik
e ne baslnesE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-06
(Doko6czenie nastapi.)
Pracuje dniem / noca.

Najpracowitssa j najmooniejsxs
.drobna rseox jaka kiedy6 byla zro~.
.bionaas O. Dr. Kinga New Life Pills.
p,gulkissamieniai&sl,bo66 = ais
ie, nieche6 y energie, osiabie'nie
Im6sKowe.w ptnysloVa sile. sc.
.doykonalesw obndowaliu xdrowia.
wia. Tylko 26c s4pudelko. Sprss>
daNaae prxez aptskarsa Y. 8 k g,
INalewsklegos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-06
KsIAzEIzEBRAK
PowIEsC.
$*@
(Ciag dalszy).
(Ciag dalszy).

Przez dziedziniec nape{-
! niony ludzmi sill do g}6wnej
| bramy pa}acu. Tam Off
| Ger, znuwu z g}ebokiem
| uk1onem, odda} Hendona
/ swietnie ubranemu urzedni-
| kowi kt6ry r6wnie grzecznie
| go powitawszy prowadzii
przez dlugi kruzganek pe}en
sluzby ustepujacej i'm z dro-
gi z milczacem uszanowa-
MEM chociaz mole pc "a
plecami dusi}a sic cd smie-
chu mad obdartusem, ME
odwazajac sic jawnie zen szy-
die. Potem sill przez wspa-
Male schody wraz z wielu
- ustrojonymi widocznie zna-
nymi ludzmi naresz~
Gle przewodnik wprowa-
dill 60 do obszernej sail, W
kt6rej zgromadzona by}a wy
soka szlachta angielska. Gdy
juz byli W posr6d sail, pre-
wodnik poprosi} grzecznie
uslupia1ego Hendona, aoy
zdja} skapelusz z g}owy i po-
-zegnal go z uszanowaniem.
Teraz zosta1 oddany bezbron-
ME ma pociski szyderczych
oczu i uragajacych mt u.s.
miech6w.
Miles Hendon by} tax
|zmieszany il prawie cd przy-
%itomnosci odchodzi}. Wyzej
Nv g}ebi sail, sta} pod balda-
|chimem podniesiony ma pie
|ciu stopniach iron okaza}y
|na MIN siedzia1 m}ody
monarcha kt6ry W tel chwili
B~rozmawial zywo zwr6cony
ldo stojacego obok jednego z
najznakomitszych lord6w an
gielskich. Hendon czu}
lie dose sroga by}o. rzecza
skazywc go ma Smierc W pei
III mezkiej silly zie vice MOI
ha by}orprzynajmniej oszcze-
lzic mu tego publicznego
hpokorzenia. Pragna} zeby
|kr6l predko sko6czy& z MIN
Rprawe; pierwej zdawa}o mu
Die re n"aigrawaniem patrzy|
haf to dostojne z%gromadze-
hie wSr6d kt6rego sic znaj-
nowa} teraz sadzi} re ME-
brzyjaznie gniewnie spoglada-
tR ku MENU. Wtem kr6l O.
Nr6ci} tax g}awe, re- Hendon
Ip6g} dojrzec wyraznie jego
twarz. .Tchu mu zabrak}o,
hkby W natchnieniu patrza}
lla to Mode, piekne oblicze
Notem zawo}a} W pol g}o6no:
= Jakto, ty! Czyz prawda
bst, IL tn siedzi ma tronie
fiadzca z pa6stwa snow i
Nrojeh?
Jescze szeptna} do siebie
6lka niezrozumia}ych urwa-
kbch zda6 potem spojrzal
lfzenikliwie W oko}o. Prey
htrywal sie uwaznie SWEET
! el.m - y, z'gromadzeniu, przepy
Incl sail: - Me, rzekl
hi cichu TO ME jest snem,
h 90 Wide jest rzeczyJwaissto-
"a Znowu wpatrzyl sic W kr6-
xnoWu zapYta{ siebie:I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-06

Esalii i ft urtsialdf IA niem. .
Szmer gniewny podni6s}.
sic, ostro %schwycono go "a.
reke, CLOS oburzony zawolal
|na6:
- Wsta6 zaraz nieokrze-
sany ch}opie!
Jak smiesz siada6 W obec-
nosci kr6la?
Glosne to zaj6cie zwr6ci}o
uwage kr6la. Monarcha pod
ni6s} %prawice zawo}a}:
= Me dotykajcie go sic!
Jest on zupe}nie W swoim
|prawie!
T@um zdumiony ustapi4
szybko. Kr6l m6wi1 dalej:
Dowiedzcie sic wszyscy lor-
dowie i szlachetni panowie,
ze to jest moi wierny, uko-
chauy s1uga, Miles Hendon.
On dzielnym swym orezem
wybawi} waszego kr6la cd
zniewagi i obrazy cielesnej,
mole cd smierci. Ia ten
czyn kr6l go uczyni} ryce-
rzem.Ale on swemu w}adzcy
niesko6czenie wieksza jeszcze
oddal us}uge, uratowa} go
cd GHOST i ha6by kt6re
dobrowolnie wzia} ma siebieZa
to podni9s}em go do godno
Sci para Anglii i hrabilKentu
i otrzyma on dose ziemi i
z}ota, ably zy} ~odpowiednio
swemu dostoje6stwu. Prawo,
kt6rego w1asnie uzy}, takze
otrzymal cd korony. Posta-
nawiamy rozkazujemy, il
kazdy z jego domu ma prawo
siadac W obecnosci monarchy
Anglii, jak dfugo trivia pan
w najdalsze easy. Mkt
mu tego: ME bedzie 5mia}
wzbraniac. !
Miedzy obecnymi znajdo-
wa}y sic dwie osob, kt6re we
SLY do sail tuz pred przy-
byciem Milesa. Sfyszaly one
s}owa k%r6lewskie i patrzy}y
przerazone to ma kr6la to
ma tego stracha ma wr6ble,
siedzacego W posrodku sail.
Nowy hrabia j%eszcze ich ME
spostrzeg}, wpatrywa} sic
ciagle z z%achwytem W. MILO
diego monarche i szeptaf do
siebie: - Boze i Panic, badz
re NINA, toe to jest moi chic.
pax FEB raczy moi op}akany
On kt6remu chcialem po-
kazac, co to znaczy bye MOI
nym?Jemu z~achwalalem dom
o siedmdziesieciu pokojach
l QWuQZleStuSleQmlu STU
kachmany by}y jego
odpadki jad}a jego
codziennem ugoszczeniem
ia chcia}em "a mole uznac
to dziecko porzadnego zrobic
ze6 cz}owieka... O, gdziez to-
raz ukryc sic cd wstydu.
Nareszcie o~pamietal sic,
oprzytomnia}; uklak} pred
i sk}adajae rece swe
" d}onie monarze z}ozy} mu
wierno6ci, ja-
ko tez Jenna podzieke "a
otrzymane godnosci i ofiary.
Potem podni6s} sic j : usza-
nowaniem stanal na boku. +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-06
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zOstaf
Hl:lugoEnatychalmliiast zostal
.wyprowadzony 2 sail.

~wyprowadzony 2 sail.
Znowu rozdzielil sic tlum
"a wprowadzajacym 60 urze-
dnikiem szedl Tom Kanty
" bogatym ale odmiennym
cd innych stroju. Zblizyl sic
do tronu, uklakI pred kr6.
lem, kt6ry rzekl don.
- JUL WIEN wszystko, co
sic dzialo podczas ostat-
Mich tygodni, j jestem 2 Gle
bic bardzo zadowolony. RIA
dzile6 mojem pa6stwem z
prawdziwie kr6lewska dobro-
cia i pob}azaniem. Odszuka-
les twoje make i siostry?
To dobrze beda one zaopatrzo-
ne. Poniewaz kr6lewska
~sprawowa}es w}adze, jest vice
slusznem i sprawiedliwem,
abys wiecej niz zwyk1a Geese
i .uszanowanie vtrzyma}.
Przypatrzcie sic wszyscy
dobrze jego ubiorowi, bedzie-
Gle go zawsze poznawac pc
takowym. Gdzjekolw!ek sic
ukaze, lud pamietac powinien
re by1 kr6lem ably kazdy 3D.
dawa1 mu hold winny. Stoi
on pod opieka tronu, chroni
go. korona, a przys}ugiwac
mu bedzie zaszczytny tytui
"Pupila kr6lewskiego."
Tom Kanty podni6s} szcze-
Hwy i dummy. Uca}owa} reke
kr6lewska, poczem wy:
szed} z sail. posluchalnej. Me
tracac czasu, spieszy1 szy-
.bko do swojej, matkj, ably
jej, Mamie i Betty, opowie-
dziec o 1askach i p~ostanowie-
mach kr6lewski i. cieszyc sic
ich radoscia i wsp6lnem
szczesciem.,
SPRAWIEDLIWOSC OD-)
.. WET.
Gdy wszystko sic wyjaS-
milo, co jeszcze W przysz1o-
Sci mog}o bye zagadkowem
Hugo Hendon wyzna} re
grozbami zniewolil Edithe
do zaparcia sic Milesa. Zra~
zu ME skutkowa}y pogr6zki,
twierdzi}a il moze ia zabic
gdyz jej zycie: i tax niemi}e
re umrzec wolf, niz cierpiec
d}uzej a Milesa ME zaprze sic.
gdy Hugo oswiadczy}
re Miles to .zyciem przyp}a-
ci jezeli ona go pozna, Edi-
tina ulegfa. Przez obawe o.
Milesa dotrzyma}a p6zniej
ID kohca wymuszonego ma
niej przyrzeczenia.
Hugona ME stawiano pred
sqdami "a grozbe, ami "a to
il bezprawnie ~przyw}aszczy}
sobie stanowisko i posiad}osc
gdyz ami brat, AMI zona
p~rzeciwko MENU
ME chcieli. Uwolniony z
.iezienia, opuScif tajemnie
lone i uciek} z Anglii, aaHnie.'
potem umarl. Niece
p6zniej hr. Kentu po6lubil
pozosta}a wdowe. Gdy nowoi
zwiedzili pc raz
. Hendon-Hall, 2
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