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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

Owing to the rain late yesterday
afternoon the lecture to nave Deen
given at the Methodist church last
night bv Rev. J. T. Mcclure, the
nastor. has been postponed until
Friday night The ice cream supper
to have been given by the Epworth
League was likewise deferred untll
the same night. This event VIII oc-
cur Immediately following the lee
ture.
The Sunday school picnic VIII
take place at West End park FRIDAY
as has been already announced.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22
rmer: w. r. Hart, farmer; w. j

farmer; w. r. Hart, farmer; w. j..
Criswen, farmer; w. w. Childress,
stockman; w. T. Thompson, farmer;
j. G.. Grinstaff, teamster; Charles
Krohn, butcher; G. A. Berstrom, far
mer; John Brodie, farmer, and Ell
nest Cover, farmer.
An unusual matter in connection
with the case is that the court mas
ordered the jury to be kept isolated
from now until the case is decided,
and it will be kept under lock ana
key and none of them will be allow
ed to go home at night. as is gener-
ally done in civil cases. The court
apparently does not wish to leave any
loopholes in the trial of this case.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

Austin. Texas. MAY 2l-Chi.f
CLERK Thveatt. of the insurance de-
nartmsnt. received quite shock
Tuesday morning while talking over
ghe long distance telsphon" durlns
the progress of an electrical storm
a. Was almost auncAed away from
fhs Telephone Hi. leff ear is affected
an "a result
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22
FOUND DEAD.
farmers Body With Top of Head
Off Discovered.

Waco, Tex. May 22.-With the
whole top of his head shot Off, BOD
Harris, farmer living ten miles
above Waco. was found Tuesday al
ternoon by parties living near. The
body was not more than huhureu
and fifty Yards from Harris hom. .
He had been missing since saturday
\ pistol lay just in front of the dead
man. He leaves little girl. years
old
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22
YauuiS on the Warpath.

Ell Paso, Tex. May 22.-The va
qui Indians OF Sonora are repoiteu
to be again on the warpath, and Jas.
F. Simpson and Edward Esllng, VINO
arrived from the Yaqui country yes
terday, said that on the present falu
the Indians are said TO have killfu
fen Nexicans and two Americans.
Gen. Torres with large pouH vi
soldiers is pursuing the Indians.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

The rmeen ysar oid sou of M
and Mr. nack HauiifaH. @h7 f"-
side on the Coleman farm. Gied last
uiehr from an attaek ~ aTp"ua3eltir.
The youug man Submitted to "a op-
GRAFTON Monday afternoon. the m
t~rment took place st the city GENE
tery this afternoon al : q oclpch-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

Mrs. s II Watson was at home
to the members OF the Daughters oi
the Confederacy ut her. home on
Monroe street. with delightfully."- IN
formal social affair Monday after
noon. Refreshments of cooling Ice
tea aud dainty sandwiches were ser
we'd aud the occasion much enjoyed
hN all present
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

Joe H. Taylor of the freight claim
department of the Cotton Belt at
Tyler has been appointed storekeep-
er of the Trinity and Brazos Valley
with headquarters at league. he
assumes his new duties at once.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

Ed Wallace, blacksmith VINO
lives in Bullard Heights, had ripe
peaches from his orchard sunday
These are the first ripe peaches re-
,ortad for the season. The trees in
that part of the city are loaded with
fruit and if they are an index TO the
crop of the country it will be unusu-
ally heavy this year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

Nsmbers - ths TUESDAY Afi@s-
naen sg@fnx Ciugl~- MeSaames Ben
Lancaster snd ESeIl McfaFtney and
Misses Kate Lancaster and Boyce,
eere the happy guests of Miss Laura
May Lancaster as her home In West
End yesterday afternoon Most en-
{oyable refreshments of banana ice
cream and angel food were served
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

Lowell. Mass. May ga s''lNe
of 5000 maChiuists employed at
the Kitson Machine shops IN TINS
city was declared yesterday the
men demand "a 40 per cent increase
In wages
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-22

When YOU want TO put up your
berries or other fruit get our Jars
extra ruhbers and extra tops from
q. c. McRae. He makes the price. -
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
TRINITY BATTERS
LEAD MARQUETTE;
OTHERS PUNCHED
Dampier, of ST. Peters, Best Hitter of Regular
PIayers-Mofitt and Hubbard Slump Badly
Sebastian Good Rum Getter.

The final batting averages Of the Mar
uuette League show the players in that
organization have just as good batting
optics as those in any other amateur
circuit Of Washington.
While Heinrich is the nominal leader
with the wagon tongue. Dampier, St.
Peters star first baseman, is the real
leader. as ne has played in sixteen
games. and out OF forty-one trips to the
pan has clouted the ball safely eighteen
times, giving him an average Of .4S9.
Dampier's strong point lies in his ability
to keep his at-bats down by drawing
passes.
Monitt, who was for some time the
leader in this league. has shown de-
cided slump. although he is still in the
300 class. Hubbard also has dropped of
since joining Trinity. and now bats I'll
instead of .5l2.
In the team batting, Trinity has a Lig
lead on its nearest competitor, St The
resa, but otherwise the teams are closely
punched
Ben Ray Sebastian takes the lead In
the run-getting. with an average OF one
run per game out Of twenty contests,
while Dampier is q. close second with an
average Of loo for sixteen games.
As rule, only the names of those who
have played three games or more have
been used in these averages.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
BRENTWOOD CLlNCHES
HOLD ON PENNANT

Brentwood added to its lead in the
Suburban yesterday by defeating Ber-
wyn in a close and interesting game
by / 10 0.
McGregor, Berwyn's finger. won the
honors. He let Brentwood down with
four scattered hits and kept an eagle
eye on the bases. Brentwood scored
It's tally in the fourth round. Barnhardl
slugged liner 10 left, stole second and
crossed the pan on Cleveland's two
bagger.
Berwyn got the wrong end of several
decisions. In the eighth a safety, fifteen
Ieet inside the line, was called a foul
A double play BY Rogers and Hayes
was the fielding feature
The score:
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
MARQUETTE CLOSES,
TRINITY IN LEAD

Trinity won from St Dominic's IN the
last game OF the Marquette season yes
terday, by TO g.
Birch, on the block for Trinity, let
the Saints down with three hits, and
struck out six Two Of St Dominic s
runs were the result OF Trinity's errors.
Heinrich sustained his batting reputa-
ton right up to the finish OF the sea-
son Yesterday he tailed two doubles.
His stick work has been the feature Of
the Marquette games in which he par
ticipated this summer.
The score:
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
A. A. j. GETS BUSY
ALONG MANY LINES
investigating UnSanctioned
Meet-MetropoIitan
Championships.

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-There viii be
a meeting OF the registration committee
OF the Metropolitan Association OF the
A. A. U. az the St Bartholomew Ath-
letic Club, IN this city. today at $50
p. n.
Chairman Nevin announced yesterday
the suspension Of the athletes who took
part in the Unsancuoneu sIual meet held
al PeeksklIl, n. Y, August 9, between
the West Side Y. NJ. c. A. and Camp
Henry
It IS highly probable that the present
metropolitan champion viii appear TO
defend his title in each Of the events
at the championship games OF the A
A L.. which are TO be held at Travers
Island. the New York Athletic Clubs
summer home. on Saturday. August q
n. Y. A. c. VS.. the Irish.
The 22O-yard low hurdle race, IN which
Henry Hll, the present champion, will
probably meet Jack Eller. viii probably
furnish close race for the gold medal
and championship The fun teams of
the New York and the Irish clubs will
be entered for the championship, and an
interesting fight Is promised for the diff
ferent titles.
It has beer decided BY the champion-
ships committee Of the Amateur An
leuc Union that entries for the track
ana field championships junior and
senior, 10 be held at jamestown E,xDo-
siuon on September s and Z viii close
positively today with AIr Barlow {.
weeks. chairman Of the committee.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
WATER NOW LEADS
DISTRICT LEAGUE

Water nOsed into first in the District
yesterday by downing Surface by 2 TO l.
Cleve Beckett, late of Laurel, and T..
Whiting were both in their best Mitch
ing form Humphrey Beckett received
for his brother in major league style.
JACK Sherman vas the star IN both
nelding and with the willow he made
an uE3ssisted double play with the bases
fail in the fifth, and brought Beckett
home in The eighth By a hot liner to
center
Score by innings:
H Z.
Water. ..-..--.-..-- o 0 0 -
Batteries-Sur1ace. Whiting and Myers.
c Beckett and II. Beckett.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
INTER-LEAGUE GAME;
ST. J0SEPH'S WCTORS

st. Joseph and Ninth Street clashed
yesterday the former winning by e. O
presented a badly patched lineup. Grid
die lost his first game of this sea son,
but Ninth's defeat was in some measure
due to his poor support.
Score by innings:
r. II. E
Ninth.............. o 0 0 0 0 0 90 8 3
Batteries-St. Joseph. Knocl0ey and Souder:
Ninth. Criddle. Kerper, and BrOome
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
NATIONAL DOUBLES
BEGIN TOMORROW

NEW YORK. aug. l5.-The national
tennis championship doubles viii begin
az the Crescent Athletic Club. Bav
Ridge, tomorrow and viii continue tAro
days.
W A Larned and x. J. Clotbler. the
Eastern champions, viii play the West
ern pair. +. 3 Alexander and Il II
Heckett. tomorrow. The pair winning
the match viii play 3 II. Grant and
Nat Thornton, the Southern champions.
the following day
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
BasestealeTs,
BOXING POINTERS.

Peter Sullivan and Cyclone" Johnny
Thompson will certainly meet at the
ogden saucer track on the evening OF
Labor Day, September 2 Promoter
Cant, Johnny Thompson, and Tom Glea-
son, manager for Sullivan, got their
heads together yesterday and every de-
tail was settled. The men will meet
at l33 pounds ringside for IS per cent
30 the sToss receipts. divided IS and Is
per cent.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15

INo-base hts-fdstOn. Heinrich. 2. SaIb.
Sacrifice hit-HuEhes stolen bases-McCfee
Mess. ?: Hughes Kerr. 2: MalIoy. Birch
Double play-Heinrich TO B. Sebastian. Left
on bases-Trinity. S: St Dominic, @ First
base on balls-On Birch. 2. on Meister I
first base on errors-Trlnity. 3: St Dominic
:, AT BY pitched balls-By Birch, s. Struck
Out-By Birch. G. by MeIster 4 Passed
oalis-Salb, McGee, 4. Wild pitches-Afeister
Umplre-Mr. Shipley. Time OF game-i
hour and % minutes
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
. = = REMOVES
.s0s0e BLOOD HUMORs

"nen the blood becomes infected
On e SKIN IN of pmpe erpon some other
VPe dlSease These
contact with the delicate tissues
ana and often itching burning
troubles with external applications treating the effect
@ e cause Such treatment perhaps alays itching
pu does not reach the blood
& thorough cleansing of the blood only cure for
m e Dto0d D b gentle acting blood purifier is the
uoIs and removes them from the supplies the Mood
heatny
disease s. s. s. Eczema Acne Salt Rheur1
and all other skin affections diseases because
blood a5d removes the huos responsible for the
ooo on o1 Diseases and medical
70 al who write IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The Washington times., 1907-08-15

Lert on bases-BrentwoOd. s: Berwyn. s
First base on balls-On Barnhar1t. J. Struck
out-By McGresor, :: by Barnhardt. 10. Two
base hits-Cleveland- Stolen bases-lIcC,ragor
Baker. Barnhardt. Rogers Double play
Rogers 10 Hayes Passed bails-Clsveland 2
Umpire-Mr. Owings. Time OF gaue-I hour
and % minutes
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
n. Y. A. c. VS.. the Irish.

Willie Fitzgerald better known az
the lighting harp fights INK Russell
six rounds tonight at the Crown A. q.
IN New York. one OF the features OF
tho evening Will he a rhree-round exhl-
hition between Terry McGovern and
Young Corbett.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15

Left on bases-St. Louis, S; Washing
ton, 3. First base on balls-Om Petty.
2; on Johnson, e. Struck out-By John
son, .. Tnree-base hit-Niles. Sacrifice
hits-Johnson, %, Pickering Stolen
base-Jones. Double plays-Stone TO
Niles to Jones; Ganley TO Heydon. Pass
ed ball-Heydon %. Umpire-Messrs
Hurst and Stafford. Time Of game-1
hour and 45 minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
RECORD READS MUCH LIKE THAT OF JOHNSON
AMERICAN LEAeuE
Yesterdays Results

St Louis. 1. washington, ..
Detroit, 9; Philadelphia, 2.
New York. ?: Cleveland, I.
Chicago. 6; Eoston, 8
The Washington times., 1907-08-15

I guess every time ! fight 1 will lay
my wires 10 have Tim McGrath second
the other fellow" remarked Jimmy Britt
the other DAY. Strange as il may seem.
he has never seconded a winner against
me. He had Willie Fitzgerald. Martin
CanOle, Young 'Corbett, and now Bat
Ting Nelson, The time Nelson beat me
at COlma. McGrath was not in his cor
ner. That was hard luck on Tim"
Lew Bailey, Of the Broadway A. c.
OF Philadelphia. will give Sandy Fergu-
son chance 10 get back into the going
tonight.
he has matched Sandy to meet two
men In the same ring for three rounds
each. The men are Morris Harris, the
negro giant. and Charley Stevenson. an
other Philadelphia heavyweight. They
are a pair Of big. husky fellows.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Standing of the Clubs

Today's game - BloomingdaIe vs..
COngressionals, at AIcDevftt's Fieid
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Also Good Batter.

Landlord has great speed and fast.
breaking curves. He Is cool and delib-
crate in the box, and fields his position
admirably.
In addition 70 being fine pitcher and
heldef, landlord Is more than an ordi-
nary batSnldn. He IS q strong. we'll
built younSster. and hits from the left
side of the pan Landlord IS only twea-
y years old. and his great host OF ad-
mirers il South Carolina believe he
viii make good in the big league.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Kay Dumb Runner.

Kay. who made two hits. lost the best
chance the visitors had In the third
the Martinsburg giant singled and
reached third on Ganley's hit Dele
hanty slugged out a long fly 10 center
and Kay could easily have reached home
nfter the catch He failed to move. AS
u last resort the double steal was tried
but Kay bungled again. Three times
were Washington runners called out
at home plate Smith, the new short
stOp. got one hit.
st, Louis pOlled it's tally in the third.
wallace drew a pass. and reached sec
ond on Yeager's single.
johnson slammed one across second.
Delehanty was playing OF and RhOdy
went 10 third. Johnson PASSED Spencer
ana wallace crossed the plate on T.
Jones hit.
Ganley made the star play when IN the
fifth he landed Hemphiil's fly at home in
ample time 10 shut OF Niles.
The
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
JOHNSON SPOILS
GOOD PITCHING
Revelation to St Louis, But
Makes Fatal Error.

ST. LOUIS. No, Aug. 15-Johnson's s
error and Kay's base running were re-
sponsible for the loss OF what should
have been Washington's game yester-
day at St Louis by 10 O.
Johnson's first game on foreign
grounds did not injure his reputation
as the find Of the season--it enhanced II.
Had his fielding not Cancelled the effects
OF his pitching the Nationals might
have broken the mOnotony OF defeat, in
spite Of the fact that Barney Petty was
on the firing lire for the Browns.
As usual, JOhnsOn's success was the
result Of his natural ability and phe-
nomenal speed rather than Of any par
UcuIar knowledge OF the game. He had
perfect control and his Tree and easy
motion was a revelation TO the West
frners, who expected an easy mark,
and looked upon the newspaper reports
If the Idaho wonders ability as long
Fpun yarns TO I'll up summer space.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Today's Games

Philadelphia At Cleveland.
New YORK at Detroit.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
AMATEUR Leagues.
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
DISTRICT LEAGUE.

Season closed
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Today's Games

Today's Games
ST. Louis at Boston.
PittsbCrg at Brooklyn
Cincinnati al New York.
Chicago al Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Standing of the Cuba
Yesterdays Results.

NATIONAL rEAGUE-
Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, f. Chicago. .
Cincinnati. O; New York, (.
Pittsburg. s. Brooklyn. 0.
ST. Louis. G; Boston, g
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Famed Fifteen Out of Eighteen.


His greatest record was IN the game
with Clemson College in May. 1906. He
relieved another pitcher at the close Of
the third inning. and before the game
closed had struck out fifteen out OF
eighteen batsmen who faced him. The
frst eleven men VINO came up 20 the
bat went down on strikes. IN the col
iege season Of 1907. Landlord pitched
for Davidson College. OF North Caro-
lima, and one Of his best performances
Vas against George Washington Uni
versity on its Southern trip. when he
struck out twelve OF the Buff and Blue
men and allowed only seven hits.
landlord has pitched about twenty
games In the State League. and his IN
official record che official records not
aavins been published) Is sixteen won
and four lost
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Landlord
A Wonder
In Dixie
Washington's New Pitch
er Has a Great Record
in South Carolina.

The following account OF Sam Land
ford, the bush league phenom. signed
by Manager Joe CanuLon for the Wash
ington American League team. was
sent TO The Times by James II. Price.
formerly on the reportoriaI star of this
paper and in 1908 and 1906 the star out
fielder and most reliable batter on the
George Washington University team.
Jimmy Is now a dignihed attorney
practcing in Greenville. s. c.. with J.
J. McswaiR. under the firm name OF
McSwain & Price. but ne cart get the
national game out Of his m-nd entirely,
and has watched Landlords career with
great Interest. Here is his story:
Greenville. s. c., Aug. 15
When SAMMY Landlord. the Wash
ing5on's new pltcher from the South
Carolina State League. joins the Can
tiilOn forces, Washington viii have an
other twirler with unique str1ke-out
record
Landlord IS one Of the most popular
college pitchers that ever pitched in
South Carolina, and IN this, his first
year Of professional baseball. he made
friends by the hundreds in every town
in which he performed.
For two OF three years landlord was
the nlainstay of the Furman University
OF Greenville. S. C. in the box. He was
the idol OF the fans Of that city. Hun
dreds went 10 the games just 10 see the
auburn-haired boy perform. He had the
greatest speed Of any college pitcher in
the State, and seldom failed 10 strike
out less than fourteen men in : game
The Washington times., 1907-08-15
Standing Of the Clubs.
LEAGUE.

No game today.
The Washington times., 1907-08-15

and want them
as much so as
II is TO love the
beautiful and
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u Benjamin sluchali 81
= widocznem rozrzewnie
il EN-.
(Ciag da,szy nastapi).
Wyleczpay 2 .choroby
D pluc.

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gdv moi kaszel | choroba p}uc zu
pelnie zgine}y: ia powr6cifem d"
mel nnrmalnej wagi, l70.funt6w
Tysiace os6b bYwa wyleczonych
kazdego roku. Gwarantow ane. przez
NJ. !. K"wa|ewsk ego, .aptekarza
soc 800. Butelki ma probe dar
21n ~" :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-01-31

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oraz, 20 ME wdajac sic v
(dlugie rozumowanie, powinnfdi'
wypowiedziec swe zdanie
s}owem: winien czy
ME winien.
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przysieg1y poprzadzonT
przez k%onstabla, uroczvss 4
wyszedf 2 sail sadowej g
sasiedniej, poczem sedzia prs
zyduiacy zaja} sic innem'
|sprawami. Me wieIe os0E'
sale, poniewaz spo~
dziewano sic, re wkr0tce
nastapi og|oszenie wyroku
'Jakoz pc up}y vie pol godzi-
my, sad przysieg}ych pcdob.
niez uroczyscie wszedi do
sail i zajat dawne miejsce.
~ Panowie przysiegli
rzekl pisarz sadowy CIV
zgodzj1iscie sic ma wyrok? ;:
= Zgndzilismy - odrzekl
przewodniczacy, podajac pa
pier pisarzowi, kt6ry wreczy]
% sedziemu prezydujacemu.
Podany papier przechodz'}
|kolejno: do :'wszystkich So
|dzi6w, nastejpn1iite: wreczohy
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czytawasz:y go takze, przem6:
viii do sadu przzysieg|y:c,h. -
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W zupe}no6ci potwierdzi1 wasz
wyrok. Wszyscy jednog3os
ME uznali6cie Jak6ba Rennie
winnym podpalenia. ...
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takuiaco skineli giovanni.
Pisarz sadowy zasiad} ma
lswem miejscu ma znak, re
sprawa Jak6ba Rennie costa
la uko6czona. Og}oszony wy
|rok nikogo ME zadziwj1; pu-
blicznosc t1umnie W meta
die opuszcza}a sale. Wkr6t
ce. opr6cz sedzi6w pozosta}
!tylko Jak6b, >kt6ry z adwo-
katem Plead il p
Carolan'em: zvwa .~prowadzil
rozmowe. Tymczasem STAR.
sly doz6rca wieziennv zbli-
5y} sic do wieznia, oczeku
JAG uko6czenia rozmowy.
- Me r6bcie mic zfeg
chfopcu, ami jego matce, a"
jego bratu - m6w,} JAk6
10 Carulana ME krzvw''z
cie go i ME przeszkad<aj'>
fnu W zarobkowaniu; ".a:
ia z MIN dawne rarhnuH
kt6re predict CIV t'z''
za}atwie music
Dono6ny gtos pisar>a
stujacy uko6czenie po~'*d>
uia, rozleg} sic W s'l. u
'puszczonej przez ,'n'r
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rzek1 do Jak6ba:
= No, Jak6bie, spies.
ME daj mi d}nzej c>e.>
chodzmy, DO jestem q" -
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Ehr t Ociemn AIN
8#@
..(Ciag dalszy).

.:(Sl4S ud4oAyys
Slyszac to Tomasz, po raz
pierwszy cd czasu, kiedy sic
zaczely jego troski, zakryw--
sly twarz rekami, rzewnniie
zaplakal. TAX lekko by}o mi
ma sercu, jak gdyby spadl z
niego wielki CIGAR; m6g} juz
kazdemu 6miaio spojrzec W
.oczy.
Przes}uchano jeszcze dw6ch
drugorzednych 6wiadk6w, po-
czem zako6czono bahama.
Pleadwell powsta}, :wyg}osj}
move raczej W swojej, niz
swego klienta obronie, czujac,
il ostatnie wydarzenie ponie::
kad zachwia3o .jego s}awa
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