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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
INDIANA STRAWBERRIES
FIRST ONES ON MARKET
Stephen kuth Says That If Another
Rain Comes Soon His Crop will be
Sufficiently Large to Make the Pop
ular Fruit Cheap.

The first Indiana strawberries to ap.
pear on the local markets arrived yes.
terday, and in quality were by far the
best received so far this season, for
any berry growers. The berries are
large and juicy and show no effects
of the long drouth which for a time
threatened the whole crop. The Der.
ries were from the Southern part OF
the State. but before another week
local growers will begin to supply the
city markets.
Stephen Kuth. east of the city. who
hs a large berry farm, says that ii
there is another rain before the first
of next month, there will be berries in
plenty. The drouth in this section
was more serious than elsewhere and
if it had not been for the short rain
of few nights ago. the crop would
have been very small. As it is, plen
ty of berries, at a cheap price, may be
sxnected soon.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
"DAY DODGERS" ORGANIZE
Students from City Who Attend Earl
ham Name Editors and Business
Managers for the Sargasso, Also
Association Officers.

At the meeting of the Day students
of Earlham College yesterday, their
quota of next years officers for the
Sargasso was elected and officers for
next years association were voted to
office. Those who will represent the
day students on the Annual stats as
editors, are Florence Schultz, Harry
Costello and Gus Hoelsher; as busi-
ness managers, Gath Freeman, Arthur
Johnson and Louis Mitchell.
The officers who will head the Day
Students Association for next year
are, President, Louis Mitchell; vice
President, Rudolph Hill; Secretary
and treasurer, Harry Costello.
After the dormitory students select
their representatives on the Annual
boards, the heads of the departments
will be selected. The art editor for
the book is selected by the board of
editors.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
PEACE At THE H00S|ER
MOULDERS GET A FALSE
General Manager Carr Grants Ger
tain Requests Made by His En-
pIoyes and Avoids Trouble That
Now shreatens Other Shops.

The threatened strike of moulders
at the Hoosier Drill Works has been
averted for the present at least. and
after a meeting of the moulders and
Manager James A. Carr. of the
American Seeding Machine Co., yes
terday, the moulders promised to
stick to their work and abide with the
new scale of wages which was ar
ranged.
For several weeks the moulders of
the city have been endeavoring to get
a general raise in their wages.
1t is understood that no arrange
ments have been made in the other
shops in regard to peaceful settle
ment of the impending trouble.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25

II the report of the committee on
reform of the United Presbyterian is
approved by the United Presbyterian
General Assembly, now in session at
Reid Memorial church, Sunday news
papers, in SO far as the membership
of this denomination is concerned will
be under the ban. The committee on
days session, but in accordance with
an established rule of the General AS
sembly none of the reports, of which
many were submitted yesterday, are
open to discussion until they are re-
ported upon by the committees to
whom they are referred. The reform
report will come up for discussion on
Saturday.
Sunday Papers are Bad.
In part the report reads as follows:
I'm reference to the Sabbath, we de-
plore the universal disregard of its
sacredness. This is manifested in
many ways, but chiefly in the Sunday
mail and the consequent running of
trains and enforced labor Also in the
Sunday paper, which, I'VE believe, to
be more debasing to the Church and
a greater menace to the home and the
nation than the beverage liquor traffic.
Bold as the enemies OF the Sabbath
seem, 1t is matter of gratitude that
Legislatures persistently refuse to re.
peal laws already enacted to protect
the Sabbath. 1t is encouraging also
to note the splendid work being done
In various States to maintain Sabbath
laws, especially by the Northwestern
Sabbath Association in seeking re.
peal OF laws permitting open theaters
on the Lords day and demanding the
enforcement of laws suppressing
gambling and closing saloons on the
Sabbath. We heartily join with other
organizations in urging that the gates
of the jamestown Exposition be closed
on the Sabbath.
I'm as much as the duty. the privil.
ege and the sacredness of the Sabbath
lie at the foundation of the Christian
life, and inasmuch as the Sunday
mail and the Sunday paper are the
chief aggressors in Sabbath descration
and realizing that these open the way
for all forms of Sabbath lawlessness,
we recommend that our next perman.
ent committee be composed of mem
bers conveniently located for meetings
at various times through the year II
necessary; and that said committee
be instructed to seek federation OF
all denominations. as nearly so as pos
sible, for the purpose of waging ag.
gressive warfare by the enforcement
of all existing laws forbidding the
publishing and sale of Sunday papers
and seeking the enactment of such
laws in States where they do not ex
ist Also to bring the strength OF
the whole Christian Church to bear
upon Congress protesting against the
violation of the Sabbath Day by the
transportation and distribution OF
mails on the Lords Day."
Last Nights Session.
Last night was mission night" at
the General Assembly, there being a
public meeting a (which several ad
Continued on Page Four.)
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
Jail at Bloomfield, Ind, Sur
rounded by 0ne Thousand
Armed Citizens.
MILITIA is ORDERED OUT
COLORED MAN CHARGED WITH
MURDER MAY FEEL THE ANGER
OF WHITES BEFORE HIS TRIAL
A VICIOUS ASSAULT.
Palladium Special.l

SpeC1dl.l
Bloomfield, Ind, May PA mob of
over one thousand men and boys,
armed and determined are beseiging
the Greene county Jail tonight and it
is expected at any minute an assault
on the building will be made. The OBJ
ject of the mob's wrath is Robert Will
liams, colored, who prutally murdered
Mike Collins, an employe of the Indi-
annapolis and Southern Traction Com
pany, last week. At late hour this
afternoon Sheriff Eddinger requested
Governor Hanly over the long dis
tance telephone to send him troops
and they are expected to arrive early
tomorrow morning. Sheriff Eddinger
with six deputies is holding the Jail
against the mob. The sheriff and his
deputies are we'll armed and will
make a determined resistance if the
Jail Is rushed.
Last week after the crime had been
committed Williams was spirited
away to Washington, this county.
Monday last a special grand jury in
dicted Williams for murder in the
first degree and he was brought back
to Bloomfield this morning for trial.
Williams was taken to the court
room this afternoon in charge of
three deputies. He was at once sur
rounded by a large crowd of angry
men. One of the number. traction
line contractor named Hunt. by
whom Collins had been employed,
made a vicious assault on the fright
ened negro, who was rescued by the
deputy sheriffs and rushed back to
Jail.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
FOR PROSECUTION;
AIDS THE DEFENSE
Tombs Physician Admits That
Josephine Terranova Was
Driven Insane.
GIRLS STRANGE ACTIONS
SINCE HER CRIME SHE HAS
BURNED HERSELF WITH
MATCHES AND STUCK PINS IN
HER OWN BODY.
GIRLS STRANGE ACTIONS
Publishers Press1 I

New York, May 24.-It was brought
out this afternoon in the trial of Jo-
sephine Terranova for the murder of
her aunt and uncle that she did not
tell the detectives at the time of her
arrest that mysterious voices told her
to kill, but she declared to the prison
officials that her heart told her to
end their lives" However the one
witness that the prose cution depend
ed on to testify that it's contention
that the girl was not insane, proved
to be good witness for the defense.
He was DR.. Frank Mcclure, physician
at the Tombs prison and while he de-
clared that so far as he could see, the
girl was not an epileptic, on cross-ex-
animation he admitted that the abus.
es sworn to by the girl on the stand
as having been endured from the un-
Gle would have had a tendency to
have driven her insane.
Symptoms of Insanity.
He admitted that the girls actions
and the hallucinations described by
her while on the stand, were symp.
toms of insanity and said it was his
personal belief that when the girl
committed the crimes she understood
the nature but not the quality of the
crime.
Previous to DR.. MCGUIRE being
heard, DR.. Graeme Hammond lectur
er on nervous diseases at the Post
Graduate College of New York, testi
fed that in his opinion Josephine Ter,
ranova is a victim of indolescent in
sanity; that she was insane when she
killed her relatives and that she is
still in the same condition. He told
of burning her flesh with lighted
matches and sticking her with pin
from which she did not finch. and
said this was an absolutely reliable
symptom of indolescent insanity.
The case is expected to go to the
jury tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
STATE LODGE FOR EAGLES
Delegates Of New Order at indianapo-
lis Decided to Form State Or
ganization.

AT the meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Eagles at Indianapolis yesterday.
1t was decided to form a State Asso-
citation with State Aerie to be es-
tablished in Indianapolis. This is a
new rJve among the Eagles but it
was popular from the start. and i'm ev-
cry state where the Eagles .'roost''
there will be state association
which will act in conjunction with
the National organization.
Albert Morel and Timothy O'Brien
of this city attended the meeting yes
terday. The sessions were held in the
Claypool Hotel. with delegates from
several states in attendance.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
ANOTHER SW|NDLE HERE
BOGUS CALENDAR ORDERS
INDIANAPOLIS FIRM is OUT
NEARLY $4o0 WHILE SOME
RICHMOND PEOPLE WERE
TOUCHED FOR $40 IN ALL.

AS the result of operations in this
city by young man named Erskine,
who has well developed ideas of high
finance, the SentineY Printing Com
pany of Indianapolis is out $400 or
more or less and the young man re-
ferred to is in the same amount
Erskine came here to secure orders
for calendars from local firms, the
calendars to be delivered on Decem-
ber 15. Erskine was to receive 25 per
cent commission on his orders. Is
per cent of the commission to be paid
on the receipt of the orders and the
remainder on the delivery of the cal
endars. Without consulting anyone
Erskine sent in batch of orders for
calendars from nearly all the import
ant business houses on Main street
A few days later he received his
commission, which amounted to
from 1915 to $500 and then, in the Ian
SudSS OI the StTGCLS, DOdIuCQ train
"23" on the Sidoo Line. After for
warding Erskine, about whom little
is known, his easy money the Senti-
mel Printing Company acknowledged
to the local dealers the receipt of
their orders and kindly thanked them
for the same. The day following the
Indianapolis concern received a
heavy Richmond mail made up en-
tirely of terse business letters, stat
ing that no orders had ever been Civ
en- for calendars
Yesterday representatives of the
Sentinel Printing Company were in
the city looking matters up and Incl
dentally trying to locate hot scent
on Mr.. Erskine's trail. The loss to the
Sentinel Printing Company win be
large but they will assume all respon-
sibility. While Erskine accumulated
board and clothing bill to the
amount of $40.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
Engineers are Here.

The Engineers Association held its
FIRST session yesterday with about
thirty officials from this department
of the Pennsylvania Lines in attend
ance. The sessions are being held at
the westcott Hoel. In a private room.
The improvements which the Penn
sylvania Lines have made in Rich.
mond were inspected yesterday as
well as visit made to the Big Four
tie creosoting plant. at Shirley, Ind.
Today's meeting will end this quar-
terly conference.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
| SUNDAY PAPERS
ARE NOT LIKED
RefeNn Committee Reports to
General Assembly That
They are Bad.
GENERAL WORK OF BODY
MISSIONARY MEETING LAST
NIGHT-vARIous REPORTS RE-
cEIvED DURING YESTERDAY
THE CHURCH STATISTICS.
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.

IU:UU a. m.-HepOrI Oh CUIII'
mittee on Temperance.
11:00 a. m-Report on Publica-
ton and Sabbath Schools.
2:30 d. m.-Report on Educa-
ton.
$3.50 p. m.-Reception of Dele
gates and Representatives of 9TH
er bodies.
Evening-Memorial Service. To
preside, Rev. A. G. King, ID. d.
"The Minister as the Ambassa-
dor for Christ" Rev. j. G. Carson,
ID. D.; "The Minister as the Chris.
tian Leader" Rev. M. G. Kyle,
d. ID.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
War Veterans Make Preparations for
Observing Memorial Day
Program by Monday.

AT a meeting held last evening OF
war veterans, the reports of the vari-
Gus committees appointed for max
ing preparations for the observance
of Memorial Day were heard. pro-
gram committee composed of John
Markley, Paul Comstock and Charles
Jordan. was named. 1t is probable
that this committee will be ready to
announce the program by Monday.
No other business of importance was
transacted.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
"Dry" Decoration Day.

According to the latest decision of
the Supreme Court in this regard. all
saloons will have to be closed on Dec
Grafton Day. This decision was made
this week and will include all saloons
in Indiana. Prosecutor Jessup stated
last evening that saloonists i'm Wayne
County will be forced to be dry" on
next Wednesday. as Decoration Day
Is now Legal Holiday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
GOVERNOR ACTS PROMPTLY.
Palladium Special. ]

Indianapolis, May 24.-When Gov
ernor Hanly received the request of
Sheriff Eddinger of Greene County
for troops he acted promptly. The
case was brought to the attention Of
Adjutant General Perry who ordered
company of state troops at Terre
Haute to at once proceed to the
scene of the trouble.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
ALCOHOL BILL PASSED
Senate Passes the Amended Measure
Ordering That it Shall Take
Effect January 1.
Publishers Press1

I
Washington, May z4.-The free
alcohol bill was passed by the Senate
today after being amended to provide
for denaturizing of alcohol upon ap-
plication of any registered distillery,
and fixing January first as the date
for its provisions to take effect.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-25
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Indiana and Ohio-Fair Friady and
Saturday except rain In the north
portion; fresh northeast to east
winds.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
"a !. n 3 ~
KOnieC 6Wiata.

K}opoty, kt6re obrabo waly =.
H. VOLTA z Bear: Grove, Ia. z
swszystkichSkfopot6w, przesz{y gdy
on rozpocza1 uzywat Electric Bit
ters. On pisze: DIVA lata temu
merck nabawi}a mnie wiel-
,kiego kiopotu, kt6rego nigdy bymm
sic ME by} pozby}, gdybym ME
5byf uzywa} Electric Bitters. Ono
.wyleczy4o mmnie z .soogolnej s}abo6ci"..
Nieza wodna ponce ma wszytkie
choroby zo1adka, watroby merck.
Choroby krwi, boil gllowy, odurze-
ME s{abosc Tub ogolne os}abienie.
Cena SOC. Gwarantowane " apiece
Kowalewskiego..J q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
8SHE#1
.oosdi DC. Wybrzezy Paciflkl.
! 4 powrotes N I / Chicago.
s ::'';e,:s;'lt, * .nis sl.si!E:,. r;a>ty,,
"a tykiet zWrotny . III.
pVch mIeisc.
J

&r&#t&$ETZ &~H&@&EfAfA Fly RI Fa*HHSE
Koleja Chicago, Union Pacific
& North Western cd ! czerwca
do 80 W~rrzesnia, doSan a., Francisco,
Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle
Tacoma iinnych miejscsu wylbrzezy
Pacyufiikkuu,, .BB''1sdli {. yniskie raty do
Helena, Butte, Spokane, Ogden j
Salt Lake City. Codzienlnlie i oso-
biscle urzadzane wycieczki " Pull
n ma syp'iiaallnychs wagonaoh do San
Francisco, Los Angeles j Portland
wprost bez zmiany. PodW6jjne po-
s}anie tylko 81. oo 4 Chicago i
1918 z Omaha. Wyborna, droga.
o raty,, bilety it'd. zg}osic sic do
agent6w kolei Chicago North.
Western. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
G(dlziie .jedzie'c1f'ee:::. . J.
Do D I Colby: !ll

Ten 8 ,sSg znaid=ge isdnaz aajnlodszyeh, leez hajpiskhiej kwtnq-
Ikupif 100 ARROW gruntu,E bz kamieny5 szwamp6wlub pienk6w. Kahdy
[akier MONA oraG. Powiada e widzal wiele okoic,t ale wsszadnej ME
by, Kansas, TO ~ Y niespe}na dw6chls latach 7okup4o sic PRESTO 80
1anllu, ! polskis ksigdz ch&obs}ugujeE9ea li tax Jest jk sasiad now
,,szcze .dostad tanio,' 30 % 1o'dol. "a akier, wyzei, "a 9 lat vyplaty,
oraz gotowe fanny Enieco drozej. Podr6z wona& Ola kupujacych. 20
:Polske lopsy, napy it'd piszcie do Waszego Rodaka: a >
I'D. G.I. lDGlOREK. Pres. and Mgr. Poonia Colonization Co,
2t3aS ,@4&5H6 .&5% z# #885 COLBY. Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
ss@sANzSAsaEEGAs
CCh1opak Westchnal i glove

zwiesi1. sss
Me opuszcze Gle Jed
max max. - ciagnal dla.lej k:siuadlzzs--
zostaniesz pod moim dach,em,
Ibedziesz al " piracy poma-
1gal, zniW1a ida, %najemnika
ME wezme... Gdy 20 kilku
miesiiacach poznam Gle lepiej,
|wy6le Gle do kr6la; powt6-
rzysz miiosciwemu Panu, cos
mnie powiedzia}, on pewno
znajdzie rade ma tWoje stra-
b ienie.. Powtarzam, zem
prawie pewny, les syn die
dzica tel wsi, rysy twoje mad
to podobne do pana Jana j
starszychs jego syn6w.
A gdziez oni = zapy-
tai nieznajomy.
Me pytaj mnie Q to
odpar} ksiadz = straszne So
Mr--L.s---Ie 70 PvrprE - "Esr %-If-EF-F -. &S Esfr
dzieje tel rodziny; to wiedz
tylko, re pr6cz najm}odszej
|~dziewczyny ME ma juz niko-
go ma ziemi 2 Odolanowi-
cz6w. s~5'. ~
! .M}ody westchna} powt6r-
ME; smutek g}ebszy jeszcze
wystapi} ma jego czo}o.
- No coz, zostaniesz 20
nina? - zapyta} 60 ksiadz.
- Zostane - odpar}, chy.,
lac sic do kolan starca = toe
p1roesi}em 0 to, jak o }aske.
I zosta}, zabra} sic do pra-
cy i ~powesela} troche, ale
~niewiele; staruszek lubi} go,
codzie6 wiecej, DO dzielnym.
by} " robocie, pred 6witem !.
zrywal sic z p%os}ania, ostatni
y pola schodzi}, a cichy by},
pokorny, jak baranek, jedno
MONA by}o mu tylko zarzu-
ci6, re gdy wr6ci} cd piracy,
to W smutek zaraz popadal !
slowa wtenczas ME MONA
bylo 2 niego wydobyc, u6mie::
.chu ma usta niczem wywo}ac..
.ssu%a& ~ e - 1870
A gdy " 6wieto wolny by}
caly dzieh cd piracy, to kra-
@zyl ustawicznie ko}o dworu
opuszczonego i oczyma. zalu
bezgranicznego wpatrywa} sic
to W sad zdzicza}y, to "
zaros}y potk:rz,ywa dziedziniec,
to " martwy DOM. Ludzie
poczeli szeptac, re go cos:
.opetalo ! stronic poczeli cd
.niego, ale ksiadz ME zmienia}
sic ola niego, przeciwnie CO.
raz by} tkliwszy; jakgdyby
chcia} mu ch}6d innych wy
nagrodzi6.
(Ciagg daisy nastapi):
a.,F --E#eS "-EE| : . = :" !. 20 g. rE i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
Il f$S9ESH8YA #t@ e i 49, 49,
Specyalne raty exkursyjne do !,
h 3 S sA@ ..3+S.
Colorado, Utah \ Black Hills.

3 s41.sF8 HTEF%rE@fsS$EE al 8G E&E - go E8SHsI5
koleja North Western. PoczawvlssazsyJ..
sod i Czerwca,9 tykliet.y e~xkursyjne
s~przedawane kazdego dnia do Den~-,
yer, Colorado Springs. Pueblo,
Salt Lake City, Hot Springs,
[Deadwood, Leadsi Custer, S. D..
It'd Specyalnie niskies raty "a ~.
,kiet zwrotny do tych i lnngch
miejsc, z wzgglleednym o,krte1sem cz a
81 as powrotu, sprzedawane beda
" kazdy pierwszy trzeci wtorek
kazdego miesslagcu az do 1s wrzeSnia
wIacznie. Wspania1a sposobnodcc
do przyjemnego ispedzenia Wy.
cieczki v czasie Wakacyl. Kilka
|pieknych pociag6w dziennie koleja
North Western. Zglosic sig do a.
gent6w kolei Chicago q North-r
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30

1pohasasz troche. Chiopcu
oczy sic zasmialy, posszedi e
nina, dotarli5my az naszego
Eobozu i wsadzilam 90 isto-
Gle ma konika j pohasa IA
him; ale j, ; "a uzde trzym0aaI.
lam; po1ecielismy daleko Cd
wsi... pierwetj wszakze um6-
william sic ze swtyy1mi, gdzie
min1iiee szukac. Mad ram
1kiem nadciagneli; makiem
upojony chlopiec juz spal
cicho pod olbrzymim debem,,
ja czuw1alam tut; po1wiedzia-
lam mu, re zbladzilam i re
rankiem ~odprowadze go do
|domu, re pojedzie ma tym
samym. koniku. Uwierzy} nj,
wzia} chleb q nloich rak, ma
|pi} sic, potem znuzony leg}
ma Jmchu i usnal. Gdy ram
klein tworzy1 oczy, pocza}
|p}aka6 4 swo}a6: ia Schce do
dooml9uun &alem go nastraszy}a,
re gdy krzyczec bedzie, to go
zabije i umjlk}. Zrazu p}a~
kiwa} pc nocach, potem
pr1zesta} i pozostal Z nami.....
lynn ch1opcem ty by}es".
To rzek]szy, m}ody umilk}
a ksiadz spojrza} ma niego re
wsp6lczuciemn. "s ..ssf ga
- I coz potem by}o? -
zapyta} drzacym g}osem. ''' '
~, - Tel nocy stara umar}a,
pochowa}em ia, gdy s}o6ce
wsta}o i ma Rus ruszy}em...
Dajcie mi rade ojcze, co
mann czynie teraz, toe czuje,,
re ,cyganem ME jestem, lecz
ME wien tez, kim jestem.."..
'g}osie chfopca brzmia}a
rozpacz. ,
- Pom6zcie mi znalesc
rootdzine, przytulcie tu}acza,
dajcie zajecie... Wszystko, co
kazecie bede robi}; sill mi
ME brak, drzewa z korzeniem
chyba .potrafie wyrywac, a
rola orac napewno mo
viii dalej.> Oh, zlitujcie sic
mad tulaczem bez dachu, bez.
|rodziny, bez imienia nawet.
I usuna} sic do n6g. starca
i ca}owac pocza} jego kola-
ma.
- Usiadz - odezwal sic
ksiadz spokojnie, a gdy go66.
spe|nii jego VIOLA, po}ozy} re-
ke ma jego ramieniu i drza-
Gym glosem dodal: @."a7qx /
Dziwnie twoja powie6t
.sk}ada sic historya, jaka
.krazy tutaj2 oddawna... Otto
lat kilka temu we wsi| tej,
.kt6ra Odolany sic zowie, zyl'
mozny pan; Jan by}o mu. ma
imie. Mai on dwu syn6,wt
starszych z pierwszej zony II
dzieci 2 drugiej, chop
ca i dziewvecazyne. Chlopiec|
prepaid pewn,reego w7iiee,c:zzaoolrca
'bez wie6ci; podobno " leslie
Odolan o%bozowa}a owego VIE.
.czoru banda cygan66w; ludzie
m66wili, ze cyganie musieli
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-30
aszss
Kara BOza,>
Powie66s historyczna ola ludu
imlodziezy.
4 / 5s Sss
(Ciag dalszy).

g al 17 - s
-, Odkad siegna6 mogt
pamiecia, odtad w bandits
cygan6w sic Wide pocza;
nieznajomy, ale to wiem, *
mi bylo ~ustawicznie teskne
"a czems, samsnie wiedzia1em
to wien jeszcze, re cyganie
oprzybieda" mnie nazywali
70 mnie szczerze ME lubih,
tylkol mmatka gromady troche
serca okazywala mi. Raj u
ciek}em naweta z handy, byio
to juz lat skilka temu, pod
Krakowem ~obozowali6my,
kmiecie miejscowi chwalili
dziedzica swsi, pomysla}em:
,p6jde do niego, moze mi da
robote u @siebie". To pr6znia-
cze, wedrowne zycie cygan6w
zbrzyd1o mi, vchcialem osiase
gdzie ma stale. Ale pan kaza}
mnie psami wyszczuc, wr6ci-
lem vice do cygan6w i ME
zdradza}em sic pred mimi,
re uciec chcialem... Tu1a}em
sic dalejG a mimi i dalej tesk-
ni}em sam ME wiedzaca "a
czem... Dnia jednego, a by}o
to cos miesiac temu, sobozo-
walismy w6wczas az lasach
Mazowsza, nasza stara rzek}a
do mas: s5:a <3y.&3 .s7to.3J .ui
Zoos mi s}abo,s s:nogi sic
chwieja, W g}owie Isle maei,
W oczach mroezy, pewno uz
niedlugo bede sic ko1ata6
ma ziemi; idzcie wy W SWAT,
mnie zostawcie W tym leslie,
a ze NINA ,przyb}ede, bedzie
mnie doglada}, gdy gorzej
zaniemoge"
Cyganie opierali sic zrazu,
ale stara brwi nastrzepi}a.
,Jak I'owiedzialam, tax sic
stanie" - rzek1a : "a mie-
siac wr6cicie tutai, sznaidzie-
Gle mnie ALDO zywa i1zdrowa
albo pod ziemia;1 je6li zywa
bede, p6jdez wami." >.@3.> Z:
I poszli, jak kaza}a, "a my
zostali we dwoje;4 ME zalowa-
lem ich, bonn 4zadnego'c ME
kocha}. lego :samego wieczo-
"a stara po}ozyla sic W ma.
miocie ma mchu. t4%@# =
,,Gdy s}o6ce wstanie, wy
kopiesz dol W tym leslie i
mnie zagrzebiesz, ia ranka
ME doczekam" - odezwa1a.
sic s}abym g}osem - vl'otem
ruszysz W SWAT. Szeroka
ia nasza ,ziemia i pe{na ludzi,
ME zginiesz: i m~iejsce znaj-
dziesz ola siebie"'. "A gdym.
milcza} ponury, dodala:: ,,siadz
PREY mnie, MIN umre, ulzyc..
music sumieniu; wyznam, co
wyznac pred tobba powinie--
man," z...4 ..a,.s ..sz~szl.xs s.....s
Siad}em, a ona tak4pocze}a::
Ma Rust czerwonej jest
wie6 du5a, ijak sic zso,wgie ME
pomne; to pamietam jednak,
ze kiedy6, 8, dawno to juz
temu, o~bozowali6my tam
tejszych lasach.. By} to VIE
cz6r, posz}am do wsi spr6bo-
wac, czy ME eudassie pooh
wvcit CO. uk1adkiem. toe