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The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
FIRST ELECTRIC CAR
OLD COACH AT APPLETON. Wis
NOW USED As PLAYHOUSE.
Crude Vehicle Attracted such Inter
Get When Started Twenty Years
Ago That Crowd Left a Cir.
Gus to See Il.

appleton.-Twentytwo years ago
last week work commenced here Law.
Ing the first electric street car road In
the United States. The first car ever
used for commercial purposes is now
In the rear OF the residence of John
Thickens, where II is used as a play.
house by the children,
The original line was Of the Wander.
pool system with two overhead wires.
Al the terminals Of the line were 10.
Gated turntables. II being necessary 10
swing the cars around before the re,
turn trip was made. In place of sim.
ply swinging the trolley as is the Gus.
tom now. There were in all five cars
on the initial line. four closed and one
open, each about IA feet In length.
The main line extended along Col.
lege avenue with a cross line run.
ming from one depot to the other. As
the latter line extended to the water
power and was obliged to include a
steep grade. It was found impracti.
cable for use on account of lack OF
power to make the grade.
1t was great June day in 1886
when the first car was run out of the
barn to make the trip which was to
demonstrate to the world that which
was to revolutioniZe street cars and TO
relegate the old horse car to the back.
ground. Mr.. Vanderpool appeared on
the ground In person. The car was
pushed onto the main track. and amid
n rhanr from IN rpnltifttIa IN
moter mounted the vcstibulc OF the
car. turned the crank attached to the
motor. but the car failed to move.
After considerable fussing with part
OF the mechanism he again tried and
the second time the car glided away
The first commercial electric street
car In the United States was greeted
college avenue.
Two weeks after the line was put
in operation Ringling's circus showed
along the right Of way. and as the
car was about to pass the circus sus
pended to enable those In the audience
from out of town to see the car, which
was far more OF novelty than the cir
Gus. One of the characteristic things
of the early cars was running of the
tracks. but they were so small that a
few men and boys could lift them on
one end at time. Financially the
line was a failure.
Appleton was also the first city In
the United States where a CONNER
cial electric light plant was con-
structed. It was in operation In 1882.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
BEET SUGAR DEVELOPMENT

development Of the beet sugar In.
dnstry In The West has been the won
der Of the world" said Charles f.
Saylor, government sugar expert,
whose home Is in Iowa, at the Ebbitt
house yesterday.
when began my beet sugar in
'estigalions at the beginning OF Sec
rctary wilson's administration, there
were SIX beet sugar factories In the
United states. Now there are up-
wards Of seventy, the smallest Of
which represents an outlay of nearly
100000, while the largest cost more
than s3,0O0,t00. This country has the
largest sugar factory in the world.
1t Is located at Sprcckcls, CAL, and
has capacity for beets at the rate OF
a train load Il mile long every day in
the year. There is another large
factory at OXnard, Cal.
establishment Of these large fac
tories has been a boom to the farmers
Of the West. The leading beet sugar
states in order Of Importance, are
Colorado. Michigan, California, Utah
aud Idaho. III each OF the states
named the farmers are making much
money by raising sugar bects. They
depend upon their beet crop just as
they do on their milk, their pota, ,ocs,
etc. It's all nonsense To talk about
beet sugar being inferior to cane
sugar. All sugar is alike, whether IL
comes from bccts or cane. Sugar re.
fined is the product OF vegetable mat
ter, and whether IL comes from beets
or cane doesn't matter. There is not a
sugar manufacturer, a chemist, or Il
physicist that can tell the difference
between cane sugar and beet sugar,
unless he reads the brand on the can"
Washington Post"
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
EVERYTHING CHANGED

How times have changed When
we were young. people had bad colds
they soaked their feet in hot water
and got well, the Norcatur Register
says. Now they have grip, take qui.
nine and are sick all summer. Then
they had sore throat, wrapped Il piece
Of fat pork in an old sock, tied IL
around the neck at night and went To
work the next morning. Now they
have tonsilitis. a surgical operation
and two weeks in the house. Then
they had belly aches, took castor oil
and recovered. Now they have ap.
pendicitis, IA week in the hospital and
six feet due east and west and six
feet perpendicular. They worked
then; now they labor. In those days
they wore underclothes; now they
wear lingerie. Then they went to a
restaurant for dinner; now they go to
a cafe. Then they broke leg; now
they fracture limb. They went
crazy then; now they have a brain
storm. Ministers preached hell-fre
straight from the shoulder then; now
they read an essay on the flowers that
bloomed on Mohammcd's grave.
Politicians then paid good hard cash
for votes. Now they send government
garden seeds.-Ex.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
FLUFFY THINGS IN HIS GRIP.
travelling Man Has an Embarrassing
Experience.

Trenton, N. J.-When Noble c. Har-
rison, sales agent for big manufac-
turing company. unpacked gripful OF
fluffy lingerie and women's wear from
his suit case In a Philadelphia hotel
he thought he had picked up the wrong
grip by mistake. He found. however,
that his initials were on the recep'
tacle.
The next day. while dining In no,
tel in Baltimore, he was the recipient
during the meal Of more than hall
hundred postcards. all bearing the
Trenton postmark. and the process Of
separate delivery by numerous bell
boys who invaded the dining-room al
intervals Of about one minutes at
tracted embarrassing attention to Mr
Harrison.
The agent has since learned that s
number Of facetious friends In this
CITY we're back of the scheme. sue
.ested by his professed adherence
women.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Live Stock Market.
Special to The New ERA.
T..l., ,

Special to THE New ERA.
Kansas City Stock Yards, July Goth.
Although the cattle supply last
week dwindlcd toward the close, and
the total was moderate for the season.
45, 600 head, prices declined % to so
cents during the week. Packers claim
the hot weather has cut down con-
sumption, and stand put for the usual
summer concessions In the price. Fed
grades lost as much AZ grassers.
account OF ability Of killers to subSti.
tute the latter. The run today is he
low estimates, at all the markets.
l4,OOO head here, and prices are 10
higher today on an average, more In
many cases. Top fed stte ers lately
have sold at s735, but the big bulk OF
killing steers are grass Westerns, in
Guiding panliandles. at 1915 to 1919,
and quarantine steers at $40 to 81 30.
grass cows at $3.50 to 1915. Veals
have advanced around sl.OO per cwt.
since week ago, tops at $780, There
| is a larger proportion Of stockers and
feeders each week, and this class Is 10
to 20 higher today, after holding about
steady last week, stockers up to A.6O,
and feeders 81. % to I.90, with fleshy
feeders up to $3.50. Buyers are having
difficulty in holding prices down this
summer, the usual trend being unin-
terrupted in that direction, whereas,
this season each decline has been fol-
lowed by a recovery, account OF short
supplies. This indicates either astute
marketing, or an actual shortage In
the available supply.
The sheep supply was small last
week, 10000 head, and the market nd
yauccd about 25 cents, closing the
week at the best point OF the summer.
Run is I, 900 head here today, market
10 to 10 lower, in common with lower
reports from outside points. The
first good Utah ewes to arrive this
season were here last Thursday, and
sold at s4.4u, a very satisfactory price,
and around SO cents per cwt. more
than owners had figured on. A band
of Utah mixed sheep sold today at
81 IS, and Colorado ewes sold TINS
morning at $3.50 to $l.0O. Texas
wethers sold at s4.25 last week, and
| ArIzonas at $3.50 to A25, Arizona
sprinu lambs s8 90 to SO Is. Top spring
lambs today brought 90 so, although
that Is not the full strength OF the
market. Feeding sheep bring % 90 70
ss. 90, and feeding lambs e4.2b to . co.
with good inquiry for country kinds
as usual at this season. Trend Of the
market depends on volume of receipts
although c6nditlons appear i,ealthy.
j. A. HicKAkT.
L. 8. Correspondent
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
FOR SALE

One Six Foot high board Corral, 4s
feet square, with Branding chute at
tached, $40 rods Of 3-wire Fencing,
posts are 2 rods apart, also one Car.
rooted House about 10 X II feet, board
ed sides and partially batted with
building paper.
All situated 10 miles north OF Sugar
City. on Horse Creek, and about II
miles east OF Box Springs.
E. w. DOwNEY,
BIS G. S. lies.
Call on Downey Bros. & Co., Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

wANrED:-IIorses and Cattle to pas
turc. Running water. Phone White
S92. 14tf J. II. TRoTrER.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
supsrfiuovs.

0unner-I was on street car !"
day and the floor caught hre.
Guyer-Rather extraordinary.
Gunner-I should say SO. 1t was tne
ART and only time the conductor
didn't have to shout: step hVe'y'
Chicago Daily News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
True

IA, .,ss True.
H,ali many . pickle dish v oos-
AZ you surmiees ....
n - ! wedding gift, - 5uss
4 psdro prise. g..
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

Southern Colorado's best newspaper
is The Pueblo Star-Jonrnal. 1t prints
the news OF the world the day 1t hap
pens. Daily and Sunday by mail, SOC
per month. or carrier. Everybody
reads IL.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

City Officials
Mayor,
G. X. JOHNSON
Mayor Pro TEN,
c. S. STEINMETZ
Clerk and Recorder,
Il. p. JOHNSON
Treasurer,
A. A. BROOKS
Marshal,
J. p. REYNOLDS
Health Oflicer,
w. =. Woods, NJ. ID.
Water Commissioner,
Il. p. JOHNSON.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
One Use for Il.

"But suppose after I win my sheep
skin at college can't make sue
cess?" said the doubtful country BOY
"Oh, well. II you can't" drawied tn'
old farmer philosophically, bring th'
sheepskin home and make dru"
haad of it."-Chicago Daily News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

TRUSTEES
J. NJ. SMITH,
a. NJ. WARD,
G. S. STEINMETZ,
q. $. MITCHELL,
A. Cook,
l.. A HENDERSON.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24
Rhymlns Romance.

VVTFdECOs
lie calls at
Upon Miss KS,
And stays iii 10;
Their tcte-a-ts
Leads him TO SITS
He thinks her grS-
At any rs.
An IDEAL ms
She names the da;
They os ulS.
hlns. sad rs.
They srpars--
s .. too much prs;
lie. too much sks.
Judge.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-24

have $50. 100000, private money to
loan, must be placed at once, 8 per
cent interest. L. r. FENLAsON,
Rocky Ford, Colo.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20

Go to the Idaho Rooming house
Mrs. Harry Wallis. 1913
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20
DlSCORD IN THE HAPPY
FAMILY

Two years ago noble minded
men went up and down the state
of Idaho giving US claw and order''
till you couldn't rest. Brother
Taft came all the way from WASH
ington to initiate our misguided
people into the mysteries OF the
straight and narrow path of "law
and order" So mournful and
persuasive were his hearthroken
exhortations that it. is said men,
who had been dead for nearly a
quarter of century and lay buried
In q cemetary near Boise, turned
in their graves and after emitting a
series OF uncivilized groans, at
which the earth quaked nightly,
said, "hit'em again brother Taft"
AT present the administrative
forces at Boise are having nothing
but trouble, trouble, trouble and
then some more trouble. Some are
liars; some are not. It's family
quarrels, libel suits, writs of prohi-
bition and maledictions. Some are
sprinkling oil on the troubled water
saying, "peace brethern! Don't
make such a racket!' But there ia
no peace within the administra tive
machine. One says, "Don't take
away the sustenance Of my darling
boy" another thunders forth his
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20

fat, tissue them warrants." And
amid gnashing pandimonium, the
"law and order machine seems
destined TO pass away. Perhaps
this is all for the best. At all events
it's tombstone will bear this epitaph
placed there by loving hands:
1--WE were we'll, we took Claw
and order" physic and died."
Only from one direction do we
hear the sweet and unadulterated
machine whisper. The Idaho Post
informs US it is still for the republi-
can party, good government and
Burton L. French. The Post also
assures us it has never been SO
wicked rs to contemplate being in
dependent. Two individuals have
offered the Post "fifty dollars"
each if it would become an indie.
pendent daily! 1t seems almost in
credible that two individuals should
have fifty dollars apiece to squan-
der and during such hard times
too. At all events it was awfnlly
tempting, 80 declares the Post. But
the Post "fell" nOt.-Potlatch Her.
aid.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20
To Subscribers.

The postoffice authorities have
issued orders to the postmasters
throughout the states, that weekly
newspapers are to discontinue
sending papers to subscribers who
are back one year on subscriptions,
to take effect April l, 1908. This
order demands US to collect all
subscriptions standing and it
must be given your prompt atten.
ton. We trust this matter will
receive your prompt attention, and
that you will call and make settle.
ments, thus complying with the law
and saving US much inconvenience.
37.tf L. A. Wisener.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20
Call For State Committe
Meeting,

There will be q meeting of the Democratic
State Central Commute OF Idaho, at the Idanha
Hotel, at Boise, Idaho, on Thursday, February
"a, 1908, at noon, for the purpose Of fixing the
time and place for holding . State Convention
TO elect six delegates and six alternates to ut.
tend the National Democrotic Convention IN
be held at Denver, Colorado, on July 2, 1908, and
for the purpose OF fixing the time and place OF
holding q state Convention to nominate a
State Ticket, and to appOrtion delegates from
the various counties OF the state to compose
said Conventions: and to perform such other
functions as the com mittee may deem proper.
Dated at Boise. Idaho, January "a, 1908
(5igned) H. W. Lockhart,
Attest: c. Z. Arney, Chairman.
Secretary.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20

The grsndmothers Of the old
Dutch Dunkard families Of Western
Pennsylvania have made and used
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy"
and reared their families on it Tor
hundred years. Now you can
buy it of your dealers. Ask for
1t, and nee It, because it is pure;
because it will stop your cough;
because il lie the best cough remedy
made today. Try it. For sale BY
City Drug Store and all dealers
everywhere. 2Otf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20

Good rooms at the Idaho Room.
ing house, conducted by Mrs.
Harry Wallis. 1913
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20
REPUBLICAN, APPORTlON
MENT,


MENT.
The apportionment Of delegates
to the republican state convention,
as made . few days ago by the
state central committee at Boise,
gives the six Mormon counties of
state considerably over one-third
OF the delegates to both state con.
ventions.
Knowing full we'll that the Nor
none are q unit in every thing they
do, and more especially in politics,
this means that the Mormons will
have q trading strength sufficient
to control, not alone the conven-
ton that nominates the state ticket
but will also control the conven.
ton that selects the republican
delegates from Idaho to the nation
al republican convention. The
Mormon counties will control both
the convention in Wallace and
the later one in Boise. Here is
their strength:
Total votes in convention 3O2
Six Mormon counties 121
Seventeen other counties 1S1
The basis Of the apportionment
according to reports from Boise was
fixed on motion of Senator Hars of
Fremont county bishop in the
Mormon church. The republican
who aspires for honors on the re-
publican ticket. or who even as.
pires for the honor OF being elect
ed q delegate to the national con-
vention must consult with Joseph
F. Smith Of Salt Lake City, who,
with his political machine will be
the dominating factor again in
Idaho republican politics.
The following is the apportion-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-20
Ask Yourself the Question.

Ask Yourself the Question.
Why not use Chamberlain
Pain Balm when yon have rheu-
matism? We feel sure that the re-
suit will be prompt and satisfactory.
One application relieves the pain,
and many have been permanently
cured by Its use. 25 and 80 cent
sizes. For sale by J. J. Pulse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Dunina Ksiazka do nabozehstws
ola w~szystkich kato!ik6w, opra-
VIVA wsk6rke. z}ocone brzegi 2
z}cconym tytuIikiem SLID
Z6iorek mod tito ola cz}onkow A.
st,lstwa Serca Jezusowego, O.
prawny W sk6rke. %angielska,
czerwone brzegi, z zfoconym ty-
tullkiem -. ST.. 90
H. L Get11nego wyk}ad Ewange~
lii Ltkcyi ma n'ed<iele s~ ieta
ksiaAka do oswiecenia zbudo-
wanna duszy Observation-Disclosures
tol'ckiej, 2 gruntownrm wyjas-
nieniem roku koscielnego, maj
5f6wniejszy oh o~brzedow ko6ciel-
nych, mszy 6wietej, nabosehstwa
domowego Ola chorych, droei
krzyzo~ 81, jakotez zyci"rysami
S%wietych Pahskich, c~zczonyob
mianowicie przez lud polsko
kaJOllcki, W czarnel OpraWle r.
zfoconym tytul1k'em.. $3.50
Zyeooty S,oietych FanM oh ma
ma ws7ystk'e dnie roku, pod}ug
Observation-Disclosures zr6dc}, WV.
jetycb 2 dz'ef ojct " doktoro~
koscio}a 6w. opracowane pod}ug
ks. OLGA 0. Bitschnaua. z n
wzgledniem swietych pahskich,
kt6rych wyda}a zlem,a polska
al do najnowszych czas6w. z .
kolorowymi obrsykami i price,
sz}o 800 drzeworytami. Najnow'.
see wydanie poprawne. w pieo
knej opraw lie: $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
LekarstWO ma nedze.

,Wyralaslem lekarstwo ma ne.
dye .lalar,i wytw6r trucizny'' mo.
wiR. M. james Lodellen, S. =.
,,Nazwane jest Electric Bitters, j
przychodzl " SO cent butelkach.
Niszcsy napady zsziebienia Tub
z6lciowe napady pc wiskszej GEES
ci natychmlast usuwa z6ftacske bes
n~ara1enia. 70 sfa yne lekarstwo l
czysciciel krwi sprawl pr6dka po-
moe we wszystkich dolegliwos.'
ciach zosadka watroby j merck W
niedomsganisch chromego grzbietu
Sprzedaw&ne pod gwarancya " q
pt.ce M. J kowalewskiego, apte-
karza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
"a "a WARE SWIFsTlA.
Opo,oiadanse podtug prasodzioego sdarsenio.

u
pomogli Fancie go ~prowadzif
W ten spos6b dosta} sic Sly
mon ma nowo do domu sro.
giego OLGA.
Izydor .hl,Ianiebnego ewego
uczynku " piatek dokonal.
!; Juz sic godzina szabasowa
rozpocze}a gdy Fanta CHOP
ca do domu kazarza Abeles
dowl6k1. W pokoju palila sie
JUL lampka szabasowa a La
zarz odmawia} PREY niej swe
Da,erze. Skoro ujrza} swe
dziecko rzuci1 ksiazke mod-
litewna ma box i przyskoczy}
do drzacego 20 strachu
ch}opca.
| - Wyrodny chlopcze czy
|juz jestes ochrzcony? - by
10 pierwsze jego zapytanie.
Gdy Szymon jak i Fanta
temu zaprzeczali wskaza} ma
st6} ma kt6rym przeznaczone
ola Izydora pieniadze leza}y.
- Wei twa zap}ate ohyd-
ny }ajdaku - wyrzek} to-
nem pogardy - wiecej sic
mi W domu moim ME po-
kazuj.
Zupe}nie podlug mego
zyczenia ~odpowiedzia}
zdrajco smia}o zgarniajac
szybko pieniadze. - Pozo-
sta6cie mi zdrowi i zyjcie
Ed1ugo;dzis jeszcze opuszczam
Prage i ide W SWAT daleki.
Powiedziawszy to, z Snyder,
stwem wyszed} rozostawiajac
biednego chfopca z okrutnym
|o]cem.
Widok niewinnego CHOP
ca by} tax wzruszajacy, re
chyba SERGE z kamienia po-
zosta1oby be- wsp6}czucis
ola niego. Zalozywszy drobne
swe raczeta ma podnosz4ca
sic gwa}townie piers, sta
Szymon naprzeciw OLGA swe-
90 i patrzaf %ciemnemi, za}-
zawicnemi oczyma b}agaiaco
ma niego;w twarzy zas jego
m~alowa|y sic troska j
przestrach ale i iednoczesnie
szlachetna stanowczosc. WI
dok chlopca nawet i kazarza
poruszy}.
Szymonie, rzek]
do niego }agodniejszym g}o
Esem - lie k}opotu trosk'
juz zgotowa}es! Czyz to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

lalemu. ojcu .drewna z rak
ME wydar}a. Z sasiedztHa
przybyli ludzie kt6rzy krzyk
chlopca us3yszeli.
skoro zydzi jednakze sic
dowiedzieli ze chiopak ko-
niecznie chce zostac chrzes-
cianinem wzruszywszy be-
p%olitowania ramionami Cd
dalili sic niekt6rzy nawet
doradzali Eazarzowi ably
chlopcu niczego ME przepu'
szczal ale jak najsurowiej z
MIN sic obchodzil.
kazarz okropnie sponie-
wierane dziecko zamknq} do
zimnej i ciemnej izby ably je
Emusic do zrzeczenia sic
przyjecia WARY chrze6cia6-
skiej a powr6cenia ma nowo
7do ~zydowskiej. Bog wzmac-
nia1 jednakze cudowna }aska
dwunasto- letniego ch}opca 3e
jak bohaterski meczenik zno-
sill z milosci ku Z~bawicielo-
wi g}6d i pragnienie, zimno i
meczarnie. Me gniewa} sic
AMI tez ME skarzyl re tax
twardo bywa doswiadczanym
pamieta1 ma smierc meczeh-
ska Jezusa Chrystusa i d}a
togo dziekowa} navel Bogu
"a chlosty ~poniewa& wskutek
ni<h wiec6j sic zblizaf ku
Zbawicielowi.
Gniew Kazarza tern wiecej
sic wzmaga}o lie sic codzien-
ME przekonywal 10 najsurow-
SIZE kary / chiosty wolf sly.
ma jego zlamac ME So W mocy'
Wyglodziwszy go przez
d}ugi czas wszedi pewnego
dnia do wiezienia Szymona
ze smacznie przygotowana i
ulubiona jego potrawa. Sa-
dit bowiem re ch}opiee be.
die teraz tax s}aby 10 20 z
fAtwo6cia nak}onic bedzie
| MONA. Ku wieIkiemu swemu
zdziwieniu znalaz} go wpraw.
die bladym i chudym, ale z
anielskim .spokojem i "a
doscja ma czole.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Ciag dalszy.)
- Me mozecie poczekat
p6ki mole pa6stwo ME po-
wr6ci? = spytala d~ziewczy-
ma .pieco zak{opotana. =
Pan moi jak naisurowiej mi
przykaza} abym podczas je.
90 nieobecnosci nikogo dc
.Szymona ME wpuszcza}o.
- E, jeszcze co czekac!
Czy my6lisz, ze ksiadz arcy.
biskup ma lyle czasu, ably
czekaG az wan sig spodoba
przys}aG mu Szymona? IRE.
STA pan tw6j przykaza} tobie
abys obcego czfowieka ME
wpuszcza1a do Szymona; ia
zas ami tobie ami twemu pa6-
stwu ami chiopcu ME jestem
obey.
- To jest prawda i kie-
dy ksiadz arcybiskup tax
nakaza1.
- Me bedzie mic tw6j pan
mia} przeciwko temu to jest
jasnem. Zaraz p~rzyprowadz
mi Szymonal
- Dziewczyna oddaliia sic
ieszcze %wprawdzie nieco ME
dowierzajac powr6ci}a jednak
z ucieszonym Szymonem,
kt6ry z rado6cia oswiadczyl
gotowo66 odwiedzenia 2 Izy-'
dorem ksiedza arcybiskupa.
ezymon szedl obok fa}szy-
wego Fanty ME przypu~
szczajac zadnego podst spu.
Podpozorem, wislkiego pos
piechu ~prowadzil Fanta ME-
WHINE dziecko ma}emi i was
kiemi uliczkamj.
Nagle przestras2ony Szy~
mon zawo1af.
- Ale ty wiedziesz mic do
miasta ~zydowskiego.
- Badz spokojny chce
tylko da6 ma}a ja}muzne
pewnemu ubogiemu cz{owie'
kowi - rzek} Fanta.
Ch}opiec wierzyt jednakze
juz temu teraz ME chcac,
usi}owa} sic wyrwa6 z rak
swego oprawcy. Tenze pooh
wyci} 60 przeciez i przemoca
zowl6k1 do niasta zydow"
skiego. Tu juz Szymon ma
promo b}agal i krzycza} Q
pomoc wszyscy zydzi vie
dzieli O ucieczce Szymona