davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
The Summaries:

First raCe-For twC-year-olds. sell
ing; 500 added: four and a half fur
longs Autumn Maid. 10I CLiebert). 3
TO I. even. and / 10 >, won; Arondack.
80 (McCahey), S to 5 and to 3. second .
Lurid, q It. Koerner), 10 I, to /.
and even. third Time. 0-56 As Match
Light. Dersingham. After All. WascO.
Christmas. and Two Saints also ran.
Second race-One mile: 500 added
ee-yedr-Olds- Park View. los
(KOerner). Q TO 10. won: Gilvedear. Ito
(Steele), S TO 1. 3 TO I. and even. sec
ond: CartwheeI. 1O7 CBurns). Is to 1.
6 to /. and, to ]. third. Time. Ia.
lcontin,,ea ON SIKH PareN
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
.adslide Furnishes Surprise.

4 y
\ hot tip developed on Mr.. Deve-
eaUxs King Candles. who. on the
strength OF a fast three-miIe trial. was
tipped BY the wise hsh to have this
race at his mercy Even money was
about the best the bookies would lay
against King Candles. and they did not
care for much Of Il Dion Kerr-s
FREELY was next in demand at s to ..
while any old price could be had about
the others.
Firefiy made the pace in this race for
three and One-half miles. with Feeding
Hills a good second Beginning the last
half mile that sterling old point-to-poin-
performer. Landslide, ridden By his
owner. Redmond Stewart. challenged
Firefiy and IN a rafting finish down the
stretch beat the mare out The favorite
finished IN the ruck
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

Two-bsse hits-Ho Dwell: Ferris La ioie.
! Three-base hit Hinchman. Sacrifice
hits - Hinchman. Williams. Stovall.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
MONTE CARLO FOOLS
PIALICO TIPSTERS
Wins for Public in Race
Full of Good Things.

BALTIMORE. Nd, May "A card OF
seven races brought out a good attend
ance al PimIico this afternoon. not
Withstanding a heavy thunder shower
which set in just before the first race
was called
The GIenmore Steeplechase. the Car
roIltOn Cup. and the Maryland Hunt
Cup Preliminary were the features
and were OF especial interest ID the So
ciety folk. which turned out iu big
numbers The Carrollton Cup was for
gentlemen r. GERS. and brought out all
the best ANA II talent
Lord Badge ionte Carlo. Beggarman.
and Rio CIR de were highly fancied in
this event. and each received a substan-
tieI backing lilly Oliver was supremely
confident that his old compaigner. Led
Badge. would win. and his confidence
was shared by Courtney Smith. who
had the mount on the old geIding. and
who had a swell bet down for himself
The Rio Grande party were just as con-
ident they would win, while Preston
Burch and Tom MannIx told their
friends that they expected TO saddle the
winner.
Monte Carlo Backed BY Public
The public pitched on Monte Carlo.
VINO was ridden by Bob Taylor. and for
once the public was right. When the
barrier went Up Monte Carlo jumped
of in front and was never troubled.
he set q hOC pace and won with plenty
IN reserve Beggarman, riden by Mr..
Tucker. came from a. long way back in
the stretch and beat out Rio Grande,
8Ir. Dion Kerr up
The gentlemen had another inning IN
TIE last race, the Maryland Hunt Club
Preliminary. This was for bona ids
hunters, which had competed for a
Maryland Hunt Cup. or which were
entered Tor the cuD 20 be run May Ii
Of this year. Seven started and were
ridden by the leading local amateurs of
this season The betting was decidedly
n'ixed and the general public was large
" Al sea
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SO 10
Rrcflln

tContinued on Seventh Page0
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
lBatted for CIiIbert in ninth

Chicago --.--..- 0 Ks
St. Louis 1900. . 6 0 0 0 0 O.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03

Continued on Sixth Page.)
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
Standing of the Clubs.

Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
St. Louis ct Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-10

son Mayfield Of TIE Texas commits.
Non; Assistant Attorney General
Claude Pollard OF Texas. ana j. ".
Love chairman Of the Oklahoma
Railroad commission, presented fhe
case OF the two s.ale commissioners
Do the Interstate Commerce commits
sion.
Mr. Mayficld flied with the COM
misslon q detailed statement of the
position taken bY the commission OF
Texas. Assistant Attorney General
P0llari is engaged ia preparing a for
NAL complaint which will he filed
with the consmissl n IN the name az
the Texas Railroad cows1i issioa. aud
Ia simtar complaints w313 He filed IN
The name og The Ofdab0nef cooNntssicn.
The remedies which viii BE eitfgest
ed 81 Is understood are that the con-
mission reauest the attorney general
Ito Institute suit against the railroads
lat interest under the Sberm29 antitrust
law. or that the commission reopen
The case Il tried in g05. when it fo0ud
the present rates unreasonable. or that
date for hearing tie case on It's meI-
iis be set az once I'm the latter case
reparation I'll the sum OF the differ
'ii't I"iN ny atiiNFtin 40 bfiWttH iut
new tariff aud the present will be
asked
Although it was hoped that speedier
relief would be granted the represen-
tatives of the Texas and Oklahoma
commissions feel almost absolutely
confident shat they will win their case
if a fun hearing is given by the com
mission They base their confidence
Hnon The action of the commission It.
self in that it found three years ago
that The present rates we're ton high.
ihough no order was entered in the
case as no formal complaint had been
made
They cannot sec how the commission
Irould fail 70 find unreasonable an in
'1leclafel 10 be- excessive and unrea.
sonable
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ADVISORY C0S&lT5E
TO FRY THE FAT"
Elmer s. Dover VIII Be SGcTe-
tary, ReSlgai1g Place on
National SeE;Tiiaee

New York. Aug. i0e Elmer i
Dover has resigned his position aa
secretary of The republican nation
al committee and will become The
secretary Of an advisory committees
which Is 10 work with George
y, sheldon, the treasurer Of tlie com
mttee
William Haywood. Of Nebraska
City, Neb who has been republican
chairman in bis state for a number
pf years has been appointed seore
lary Of the national committee ana
VIII b g given charge of the western
headquarters al Chicago ia the alb
sence OF Mr.. Hitchcock. This organ.
i2atlon and several other important
pnonncements were made by Mr.
Hitchcock
1he advisory mmitiee. which Is
To have charge Of ways and means
for The campaign aud viii work with
Mr. Sheldon. win consist OF nine
members The men who are 10 be
named win be prominent business
men and financiers from various
sections Of the country. and will not
be drawn from the ranks og the ma
ltDllal tbiiiliaNlrt. Mti VIII Dt men
ia touch with commercial conditions.
who have had experience in past cam
paigns. with the needs of a party or.
ganization The secretaryship of The
conlmittee pleases him. and his ac-
cepiance of the place disposes Of the
reports that his relations with Mr.
/ llitchcocl, are nst harmonious
In discussing the change Mr
Hitchcock spoke very frankly OF tie
necessity of thorough organization for
proper financing OF the campaign.
/ He admitted that great deal OF
money win be needed and he wants
| the party managers, charged with
the gathering of funds 10 80 about
ihelr plans ia strictly businesslike
manner He added tha, hr would sec
that the expenditures were made
with just as great care Scme OF The
men vino viii serve on the advisory
committee have accepted appoint
ments already, but The announcement
of the full committee VIII not be
made until later IN the week Mr.
Hitchcock. as chairman Ct the nation
Al committee, win be chairman Of
he advisory COMMITTED Mr. Dover
viii be exofficio member of the
committee Tho headquarters Will be
in this city
II Is not hkely that any vice chair
man OF the comndttee viii DC ap
pointed MIR Hayward will give up
he chairmanshin cf the Nebraska ma
Iional committee, and devote his en-
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EXHAUSTION
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-10

BLOWOUT

Special i6 Daily Leader
OklahomastinN!- !-Ang Indication
'pQinfs 70 big doings tomorrow, when
Republicans OF the state VIII gather
her. 10 endorse the Chicago platform
and ratify tne nomination of the Re
publican siandard-hcarer. William H.
RAFT A TWO days program has been
prepared, with United Stales Senators
Albert }. Reveridge. OF indiana. alti
Robert faFolletie of Wisconsin. as
the drawing cards Definite worl has
NOT yet been re eived from tae cele-
briiies but according 10 e. u. Jones
the attendance of one ue The other IS
almost certain.
Il was al FIRST hoped 90 bring
James :. sherman 20 New York end
tire Republ cal candidate Tor the vice
prt sidoncy 70 OkahOma City for. the
occasion but w0td receivel from New
York would Indicate that Mr. sherman
has not yet fully recovered from his
recent Illness, and Tor that reason an
extended irorney az this time would
be ill devised
! he Republicans, however, will not
be lacking In speaking material Den
mis- Flynn, Republican candidate for
the United States senate Is SLATED Cor
talk, So Is Rirst- Mcclure 81 paN
nee the only Repubiican meiHbe IN
conniass f-onl this state JttRe }.
q. Dickerson OF Chiekasha candidate
for the supreme benca Is Glso down
for q great forensic effort
II present plans 10 not miscarry a
torehlight parade Will he one OF the
features.
The Auditorium will be the scene
OF the big Republican celebration.
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t,.ltaJGs ta2 Texas
Infested PARTIES
Their Representatives Hopeful
Of Winning Victory After
Full Hearing

Special to Daily Leader
Washington, Aug 10 The incr4asq
in freight rates 70 points IN Texas
and oflaaoma viii nor be enioined By
the lnterctate Commerce Commits
sion The commission told represen.
tahYes 90 fhe Texas and Oklahoma
commissions that complaint shculd bs
heard as speedily as possible, la faci
tliat 70 would be given precedence
over ether business So tho ia
creased rate became effective today
Representative OF the Texas and
Oklahoma railroad commissions had
long conference with Chairman
Knapp. ol the Interstate Commerce
commission and at its conclusion
Chairman Knapp told thc commits
sioners that he only ralief the tom
mission would grant would be that .n
dicatod above
senator ClIlberson. Chairman Ali
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-10

Most elderly people have some kid.
eey or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous. Folcy's Kid
aey Remedy has proven boon to
many elderly people as 1t stimulates
the urinary organs, corrects hregtt
larities aud tones up the whole sys-
tenn Commence taking Foley's Kid.
ney Remedy at once ana be vigorous
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case OF kidney or bladder trouble
that Is not beyond ihe reach of mell-
alne, 30 medicine can do more
"a. 50 one is aiipmune from Kidney
rOnhlc. so jgst-remenber that Foley's
Kidney Remedy viii stop tho irregu
lArities and' cure any ease of kidney
l2 bladder trouble that Is not beyond
the reach OF medicine c. II. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-10
Chronic piarrhoea Relieved.

Mr. Edward y. Henry. with the
United States Express Co., Chicago,
writes Oar General superintendent
Mr. Quick handed me a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Di,
auhoea Remedy some time ago TO
check an attack OF the old chronic
diarhoea have used it since that
time and cured many on our trains
who have been sick. am an old sol
dier who served With Rutherford r.
Hayes and William Mckinley four
years ia the 23rd Ohio regiment, and
have no ailment except chronic dar-
rhoea. which this remedy stops at
once For sale by C. Il Reniio.
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.BEAuTIFyING SULPHUR HEsGST

sulphur Okin, Aug. lO.--The Unf
tad States has improved and greatly
beauiiiied the famous pavilion springs
ga the National park The big min
eral springs have been caprad with
been built through which the S1relus
or overflow waters from the 81 mas
are discharged
Tho United states has lighted with
electricity tho Pavilion springs and
the numerous walSs in the park lead
ing to and from the springs and to
enc Naiionai plac grounds many bean.
ty spots The electric bulbs ars at
tachei 20 the boughs OF the park
trees and theh many twinking
lights add greatly 10 the natural
charms of the park
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LESS DUNK
IN LAWTON

Special to Daily Leader
Lawton. Okla. Aug. l0.--Eomsnche
county mas shipped out its arst con
signment OF coniiscated liquors con.
sisting OF approximately 1000 gallons
OF liquor Rev Thompson of the
state agency in gathering statistics
from police court records. finds t'at
In the eight months since stai hood.
350 arrests. n Tor druffenness tnge
been made in Lawton. as conpprrad
with ga arrests 2si tor dtuuicna $
in the eight months prior tc state
hool.
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Pulls Trigger
WHh String

Special 70 Daily l4eader
Manitou. ORla. Aug l0.--With the
gun resting between wagonsw4leel
spckes and the muzzle over his heart
William Baker. agel %. OF Decatur,
Tex. pulled the trigger with u string
and Killed himself last night AZ tae
home Of lis sweetheart. Miss Ann,
stout because she refused TO marry
him They weree sweethearss in De
catur several years ago, aud later they
came to Oklahoma lie left note
telling why he killed himself and ask
ing that he be buried on the Stout
premises.
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BlYS pblE!SIT /! 3lI.fisR
----~

Sulphur. Okla. Aug. it, II.
White. a noted west Texas merchant
anj COW man. bought today from G.
81 Mebstef OF this city a block Of
ground fronting fifty feet on both
Muskosee avenue and the Govern
ment boulevard. AIR. White will erect
at once Is modern three story fat on
this property.
Mr. White was formerly a mercaanf
and an extensive cattle dealer OF fn-
lia Texas ami Duilt the biz White
hotel IN that town.
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Ehe Guthrie Business University

oklahoma protected
shorthand
thoroughly
n Civil Writing
Mathematics. WIRELESS TEiEGRAPY Positions,
emitting
okahoma Every teacher expert Finest the state
Capital
High Salary Position graduate 1t but little to
class college IL $40 $50
o
cataog w A. ouLLEDGE, A. M L. b. Pres
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The Campaign is Going on in Earnest
Who will be PRESIDENT

To form your opinions and keen
ia touch With the progress Of the
campaign you VIII ned first class
newspapers.
We have an arrangement whereby
YOU en- nget the Dallas Semi-Weekly
Nws and the Daily Leader both for
St23 casi
Tnis gives you live metropolitan
paper and live local paper, 3 papers
each week. not only through the cam
paign ana election, but for one
whole wear
Pace your eider NOW with the
Oklahoma Lea,lrr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-10
PETA|F|ED
BODY found
special 80 RalEdfeaqrp

Special to BaiNdeader,
Sulbiif f0lflaa Aue 70 -W -
McMann, employed by the city ia
move the dead from lhe old SAY.
yard which Is i'm tho city limits 70
OAK Lawn. the new cemct2ry three
nfles out of town dng up To-Day q
petrified body The entire body
Aaa become solid stone and the feat
ures wefe as natural aud perfect as
they wore IN 1908 when the corpse
was buried. The Retrilied corpse
was the body cf A Ni Luke. Of souI
Lake. Texas. who came 20 sulphur
Sick. To try ihe efficacy of the min
eral waters at this place lie died
soon after his arrival az the spring
and was buried her by order of the
K OF r. lodge No, 32S, OF Sour Lake
in which he was a member
Hundreds OF curious people viewed
he petrined body before it was re
buried in lis new grave IN Oak Lawn
cemetery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-10
Cured Hay Fevar and Simmer Cold.

Sufeo nay rSN-F anu summer Coiu.
A. S. Nusbaum. Batesyille. Indiana.
writes: Last year | suffered TO-
three months with summer cold SO
distressing that it nterfered with my
business | had many OF the symp-
toms Of hay fever and doctors pre-
scription lid not reach my case, and !
took several medicines whicn seemed
only o aggrayate it, Fortunately !
insisted upon having Foley's Honey
and Tar. II quickly cured me. Ms
wile has since used Foleys Honey auj
Tar with the same success. G. II.
Renfrc.
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tire time 10 the management Of the
campaign IN the West and Mr..
Hitchcock viii also spend a great deal
nf time I'm Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-10

Some men start out TO practice what
they preach but they soon set ont OF
practice,
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lall
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
PrzeskOczente z miejsca.

,,Suchoty mrle misty " s sAl' oh.
szponach; j d~osieggaiem prawie sk 60
csenia 2 m,ejsca,. gdy ,zostalem po....5
informew anY sprrdbowac Dr.akipe'sa
|Nowy wynalazek;; j, to chez powie J.
liked zaraz wprost, on urxtotsw9salalssmf
tycie. Polepszenie rozpoakqe1ldIssaai I,
pierwssa butelka, apo szznuttyyciinatlua.-
zina butelek by1em xn6#.xdru~s yin
iszcxedliWym czlowiekkieua.a, Pc wsIiiasrts.
dc George Moore, Z Gnmes1and.
N. g. Jako lskaratvssm kiaszsls5li
zaziebienie j lekarstWodia slabych,
chorych psuc ! an a5,'ip',olb,iie1eniaa
prepmoali New DISCOVER jestsnajr
slepsze. SOC j 4l.0o ' aptecc M. is
Kowalewsk,ego Butelki Una probe
darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

ss4ssl.=a== 4.sazss= :4=-=As z:=-:-=za=:a Hss :aa4s#+= t t.szsas.
- -s=:= - Tszzs=
wszystko co do gro
sza j "a poczekanie sic cd.
wdziecze.
Nam vice s}owo w. pa
ma?
Masz slowo { reke mo.
ia.
To rzeklszy szlachcic, po-
.da} zydowi reke; zyd nadsta-
viii swoja, ale reka zydow-
ska drzala i:trzesla sic, jak we
p i. r. " -. 49, - -" e. 2 = -
febrze.
Co tobic zydku? "a
pyta1 szIachcic, patrzac w.
dowi W oczy.
= 80: - ~ " -. >-E.
. Zyd spu6ci} oczy> W ziemie,
.cofnel reke i zajaka1 sic "
%odpowiedzi. Wszedl Marek
str6z, %oznajmujac, il ko6 60
towy.
Szlachcic, ME bawiac sic,
wsiadi ma konia - odjeclht a.
Zyd wraz 70 str6zem swo-
i'm Markiem, o%dprowadzili
T. : . ~ 3 .gr -~ e = - . 2. 80 'ss :
szlachcica ma gosciniec ! pa
trzyli dlugo re odjezdzajacym.
|Gdy JUL zniknal z oczu, O.
"bejrzawszym sic dokola &yd,
zacza} movie do str6za, g}as-
kajac sobie brode.
No, coz ty tam my6lisz
Marku?
- C6zbym my6la1, odro-
wiedzia1 str6z.
Clos jego by} gruby, jakby
20 zardzewiaiego wydziera}
sic gardla.
- FL Marku! ten szlach-
cic to filut jakiS.
- Me koniecznie.
- Jake sic wan zdaje
Marku, wr6ci? wstapi do mas
Z pow rotem? J..
= Albo& ia WIEN.
Jeze]i wr6ci... panic
tajze Marku.
- Dye pamietam przecie.
:Tylko Marku, zeby6 ME
zdradzi}, ME wygadaf sic, DO
jak "a wiele wypijesz?...
- Wiemci ia, WIEN, co ga
dac; albom was zdradzi} kie-
dy?
Jezeli nam sic uda,
wielkie pieniadze nam sic
znacza. Ty marku do POLO
wy nalezysz, sumiennie sic z
tobq podziele.
- Zeby sic jeno uda1o.
- Co sic ME ma uda6, DO
r.ozumiecie moi Marku, upo.
=
=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

je go modem, bedsie spalE /,
jak zabity, lada dzieoko pc.
do1a Spiacemcu. Cicho Q tenn.
ludz;e ida droga.
Minal tydzie6,, 'szlachcic|
ME przybywal; mijal drugi
slychu Q MIN.
w trzecim tygodniu pc!
odjezdzie szlachcica, przecho
dzacy droga wie6niak VISTA
pill do karczmy. Zyd poznaw-
sly, il to coral gdzies 2 g6r-
skiej okolicy, swoim zwycza-
jem jail go pytac i badat,
skad i dokad idzie? A kiedy
mu wie6niak odpowie dial,
ze jest wys}any z Lipinek,
zadrzal zyd Da ca1em ciele,.
zsjakal sic inie wy!iiee!dl2ia1, 9:
co dalej sic pytac mia}, ale
ME czekajac zapytania 60
raj, sam sic Z tenn wygada}
ae idzie do. probo oe
bieckiego, by iechaf ma pot.
.grzeb, DO g: pleba'n z Lipinek
umarl wczoraj, q suty pog
rzeb sprawic mu maja.
Pc: odej5ciu g6rala, &yd
chodzii pc izbie %zadumany,
a. dopiero kiedy noe nadesz-
Ia, zaczaf sic umawiac 2 Mar ll'al
KLEIN i iona o zbrodniczem
swojem przedsiewzieciu. 30
m6wia ludzie, il So rzeczy,
0 kt6rych We dnie roma:
Wac ME milo, W nocy lepiej.
Ale dnie przebiega}Y, a
spodziewany, niespokojnie
wygladany ME przybywa{
szlachic. zyd traci} JUL ma
dzieja j zaiowal, 70 pred
wcze6nie sw6j zamiar odkryl
Markowi. Zyd6wka, kt6ra
ME majac odwagi zwierzecej
a tskiej potrzeba do Cd
bierania zycia blizniemu -
dawniej usi}owala odwiesc
me ia cd przedsiewziecia to-
go zamiaru zab6jstwa, teraz,
gdy juz niemal ~pewno6c BY
Ia, 10 szlachcic ME powr6ci,
zaczynala za{owac straty tych
pieniedzy, kt6re zbogacie ia
mialy, j laja}a meza, &e, ME
wziawszy cd szlachcica pie
uiedzy "a nocleg, i swoje
E-F.0 - .-ef r'r N+F NV
straci1 i mic ME zyska} przez
to. i.
Dnia nareszcie jednego,
blislzo juz bylo wieczo'raj,
zyd gospodnik wpad} do izby
pomieszanY j blady, i tru-
PIN glosem zawo}a}::
- Jedzie szlachcic, jedzie!
sam ieden. g., -.
Twarz Marka splonela; ~
d6wka P1zestraszyla sic bar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

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Kto sic W opieke
poda Panu swemu.
Iowiese z roku 17oe.
Adamaa qorczvnskiego.
(Ciag dalszy)
To znacie tedy wuia
mojego2
- Czegozbym 90 ME mia}
znac? :.
- A c6z tam s}ychat 0
MIN? !
- CODY by}o s}ychac? wszy
stko dobrze.
- Pieknie mi dobrze! Ks.
Wie6ci6ski przeciez roznie-
m6gf sic bardzo, jak mi pi-+
sano, niebezpiecznie nawet
chory; moze i sko1czy.
NO, to w. pan spadek
pc MIN wezmie; a ludzie mo-
via, re ksiadz proboszcz ma
got6wke.
- Me wien, o tenn.
- Ale ia wien, winszuje
W, panu jak najwiecej.
Danny temupok6j, ra-
czej zobacz moi zvdku. czy
koh got6w i powiedz, co sic
nalezy. .
Poszed} zyd do stajni, wy
bieg}a "a MIN zyd6wka j z
Markiem cos gadali d}ugo,
ale cicho. Pc d}ugiej chwili,
gdy gospodnik do izby wr6-
Gil, szlachcic przypomnia}
mu rachunek.
- Mic ME nagli, - rzek}
zyd. W Pan powraca6 be-.
die, to zaplaci, a bedzie wte-
dy czem p}acic.
- Dobry jestes moi zyd-
ku, ME lube d}ug6w, ale
je6li nam Ware u ciebie, a,
zechcesz mi poczekac, PREY
znam sic tobie, re W trzosie
moim ME nam jeno kilka
zlotyoh, z}e teraz czasy... OF
Beda' lepsze, niechno W.
pan wezmie po wuju to 60.
t6wke. W. pan raczy jeno z
powrotem do mas, bedzie
miaf wszelka wygode i us}u-
ge, nam starry miodek lewoc-
ki...
Co do tego badz spo-
kojny, moi zydku, dug kaz-
dy jest i bywa} u mnie Swie-
tym, nikogom, jak lyle, ME
skrzywdzil. Boze zachowaj!