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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
Immigration LID
ON TIGHT in EAST
Government Deports l0,000
Aliens Within Six Months,
Breaking All Records

NEW YORK. July 23.-Al1 records in
the deportation department at Ellis
island have been broken in the last
six months. More than 10000 tmmi-
grants have been sent back in that
period. while in the previous years the
deportations have not exceeded 1900 a
year.
The 15 ships sailing today carry back
240 aliens. So of them going on the
Greek liner PatrOs.
One of the undesirable deported in
the MinnetOnka today is a young Eng
liShman who was sentenced year ago
to the Elmira reform school for rob-
bing guests of fashionable New York
hotel
He was paroled from Elmira Thurs
day and Immediately arrested by order
of the secretary of commerce and labor
and put on the Minnetonka yesterday
afternoon. He has served time in Eng
Iish prisons. the immigration authort-
ties say.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

WARRANT FOR ARREST Issued s.
Wiley, who arrested Friday in Los An
geles by the postal authorities on a charge
of swindling ID. L. Holsinger through the
mails. charged with the crime yester-
States Attorney Benjamin Mckinley Wiley
viii be brought to this city for examination.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

STEAL BATH TUBS-Two men in a wagon are
stealing bath tubs from new buildings. Com
plants were made by the Turner company, 27S
Natoma street, that tub valued at S125 had
been stolen from building In Pine
street near Hyde Friday, and by August Klue-
gel 15S Church street that two tubs valued
at $50 had been stolen from new building
at 90 Angelica street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
POLICE CORPORALS TO
TRY FOR PROMOTION
Examination Will Be Held by
Civil Service Commission

An examination for promotion from
the rank of corporal to that of ser
geant in the police department will be
held by the civil service commission
on Saturday, August 6, in the Mission
high school building.
The subjects of the test anJ the fac
tors in averaging the results are as
follows:
General knowledge of duties. .....5
Writing report.
Arithmetic
Seniority OF service --...-........-115 u
Aeritorious public service. .........~11z u
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
immigration to Canada

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. July 23.-Ac-
cOrding to figures given out today by
the commissioner of immigration the
arrivals since March 81 this year in
western Canada We're $4,000, of which
46. 500 came from the United States.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
BRADLEY VENTS IRE
+ AGAINST THE TINES


Senator Bradley Of Kentucky. in a
speech IN the Senate this afce rnOC0.
made a bitter and imprisoned attack
on an article published IN the Sunday
Evening edition Of the Washington
Times last Sunday. describing the con
ditions in the state Of Kentucky with
respect to the tobacco situation. the
night rider outrases, and kindred mat
tiers
Representative Cantrill recently spoke
along similar lines IN the House To-
DAY, Senator Bradley took up the cud-
gels and sought 10 disprOve some OF
the assertions IN The Times article
which we're made after a careful IN
qUlry.
Senator Bradley charged that the pu--
pose Of the article was 10 prejudice the
mind OF Congress. Of the President. and
Of the Department Of Justice against
the tobacco societies OF Kentucky. in
ordel that "the so-caIIed independents
and their allies may cause. whether
jUstIy or not. proceedings to be inau-
a-Ura-ed by the Government against
these societies under the Sherman anti
trust law.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
INJURIES
RESULT FATALLY
Louise Hopkins, Who Was
Strucky by Automobile,
Dies at Hospital.

TweIve-year-old Louise Hopkins. OF
21s 4 st.eet northwest, who was run
over yesterday afternoon by an auto
mobile driven by AIisiSCharlotte Buford,
Of 2llS lie Roy place northwest, died
this morning in the George Washington
University Hospital An inquest VIII
be held at the District morgue tomorrow
morning.
Although it is usual n cases OF this
kind 20 detain or place the driver Of an
automobile under bond for appearance
before the Coroner's jury, representa-
tives of the District Attorneys office.
after interviewing several OF the Wit
nesses. were convinced that the accl-
dent was unavoidable and for this rea-
son decided that such action would not
be necessary in this instance.
The accident happened ct Thirteenth
and r streets about 1 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Miss BufOrd, accompanied by
her two sisters, was driving an electric
ruHaboUt vest IN Il street A heavy
delivery wagon was just in front Of the
auto and the little girl was hanging on
the rear Of the wagon, which stopped
suddenly just before reaching IhiT-
tenth street Miss BUford, however,
was unable 10 bring the sutO to a halt
50 quickly The machine crashed into the
rear Of the wagon, knocking the child OF.
one Of the wheels Of the machine run
ming over her
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Deaths

Charles H EtzIer. AZ years. 119 Maple
View place. AuaCostta-
Benjamin Tennenba-,rI, 20 years. u03
Eighth street
Oliver P DennisOIl. IS years. Govern
msnt Hospital for the Insane
Cecilia 7. Griffin. - years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Johanne #. KnooP, s. years. SO Q street
northwest
ChristaI PEPPER. 3 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Edward Smith, . years, "a New York
avenue northwest
Lucinda H EverSfie}d- S years, 100
North Capitol street
Fred s. Clinton. - years. 81 Eighth
street northeast
John y. Gallagher. = years, ISIS z
street northwest
Gorge GuIfCS. . years. us Third street
=0utheast.
Johanna DAILY. - years. 15tS Park road
Ella @ NiseuWander- s. years. f33 Mas
Sachusetts avenue northeast
Mary J. O'BriCn. > years. 1914 Thirty
sixth street northwest
William J. Nelson, I months, ~ G
street southwest.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Pf l. S
Quickly
e d
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All i'm Plain Wrapper.

We want every man and woman, SUI
fering from the eXcruciating torture OF
piles to just send their name and ad-
dress 10 US and get BY return sail a
free trial package OF the most effective
and positive cure ever known for this
disease, Pyramid Pile Cure
The way 10 prove what this great
remedy will do In yOuraoUn case, Is 20
just Ill out free coupon and send to Us
and you viii get by return mail a free
sample OF Pyramid Pile Cure.
Then after you have proven to your
self what It can DO. you viii 60 to the
druggist and get a 20 cent box.
Don't undergo an operation Opera
tons are rarely a success and often lead
TO terrible consequences Pyramid Pile
Cure reduces all Inflammation. makes
congestion. irritation, itching. sores and
ulcers disappear-and the piles simply
quit
For sale AT All drug stores at 80 cents
a box.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
MISSING TREASURER
AGAIN IN PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG, Pa. Jan Civilian
g Lilley, missing since last September,
has reappedTed here. Lilley. who was
formerly treasurer Of the permanent
temperance committee of the Presby-
terrain Church, and Of the Pittsburg
Presbytery- was found, soon after his
disappearance, 10 be $4,000 short in his
accounts
He has not been prosecuted, and
though he offered himself I'D to the
authorities, was refused admission 10
the jail because no charges had been
made against him The matter VIII be
Investigated By the Presbytery-
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Nominations Sent Senate

The President today sent TO the Sen
ate the following nominations;
To be collector Of internal revenue for
seventh Kentucky distTiCt-TimOthy A
Field, Of Kentucky
Collector Of customs for district OF
EerInont-CharIeS H Darling
Collector Of customs. district Of Mem
phremagOE. VermOnt-Curtis s Emery
Assistant collector Of customs at Jer-
sey City, y. John Descher, Of New
Jersey.
Chief Justice Of supreme Cort Of Ari-
zOna-Edward Kent, Of Arizona
Associate justice Of supreme court OF
AriZonR-FletCher NJ. Dean, Of Arizona
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Father DouEherty. In attendance were
Mgr Falconio and Father ShaBdell,
Father Michigan and Mgr SlTeratCi
Taken to Cemetery.
After the funeral services. the body
vas taken to Oak Hi CemGtery, where
II viii reran in vault until taken TO
Brazil aboard the L 5 battleship MOn~
tana-
In addition 10 the laFfye representa-
ton OF this COuuJTy's OfficiaIdoms-She
entire Diplomatic Corps was at the
church The ambassador was notably
popular IN Washington. for added 40
his ability and the work he has done
here for Brazil, he had a singular
personal charm which made for him
many friends
Thus il came about that, under
the pUmp and ceremony OF a state
funeral, and back of the glitter and
show Of uniform and epaulet, there
was more Of real mourning than is
usually the case.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Died.

Thursday January % 1910
a+ the residence OF his daughter, Mrs WI
east SIMON CAENODN, beloved husband
% Margaret Carmody tEov deceased. aged
seventy-three-
Notice Of funeral hereafter 5a-o-2t'
GRIFFTN-On Wednesday, January q. 1910
at 5--5 a m, Mrs O. = GRIFFIN. widow
Of Richard Bond Griffin and daughter q
Dr. John Ladder Hawkins. OF Charles
county. Nd and reat-E-anddauEhter Of
Lieut. Francis Ware. OF the Revolution
Mrs GrfEin was born in Charles county.
Nd she came 70 Washington more than
half a century ago and was a resident the
remainder o. her life Her death followed
an Uln~-s OF almost six years Mrs. Griffin
is survived by three sons and two dauEh-
ters-
Tednesday, January e, 1910
MARY s. widow Of Marcus @ Jackson
O-BRIEN-Ou wednesday, January 70. 1910
at 40 a IN. MARY JOSEPHINE
O-RRIEN, daughter Of John J. and the late
Catherine O'Brien- az her residence, 1914
TEl-ty-s'Xth street northwest
Miss O'BTien was born in Georgetown
twenty-five years ego Her death followed
an illness Of one year She is survived by
her father and fOu- brOthsrs
SHEEHE-On Thursday January q, 1910, al
her residence. . 1l7F F-T-h street northeast
ALICE FEISTEE; SF7fEzHY, beloved wife
Fune.sI services o. Sunday. January g
at p IN 1a2o-3c'
TOONE5-Cl Wednesday. January 1s. 1910. at
$40 p 80. az the residence Of his son
in-laVy- T. A BresnahF1- S12 Seventh street
northeast FREDERICK. husband Of Louisa
T. TOOue. in the SEVENTEEN year Of his age
Mr. Toone was born at Cuorn- leicester
shire county, England, IN $50. At nineteen
wears OF age he came 10 washington and
was q resident from that time until his
death Death came after an illness OF two
Weeke- alle ~ - - Ee-ALI olsSaSS he
Is survived BY his wife one SON and one
laughter.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Marriage Licenses.

BENJAMIN L Emerson and Lucinda X.
Thompson. Of washington
William O. MCGehee. Of Fluvanna
county, Va. and Eva D. Cobbs, IF
Louisa county Va
Robert L. Allen. of Stafford county.
Va and Henrietta Bowie OF King
George county, Va
William A Kefthley and Annie L
KefthIey. of Washing ton-
James w King and Della HattOn, Of
Alexandria, Va
George w. Grant and Mabel !
Howarth, Of Washington
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
The Vital Records.
Births.

Andrew and Fannie Hero, boy.
John r and Eva Harris, boy
Edwin E and Media II Wakefield. girl
John and Helen Maxsell, boy.
Carol and Mabel Beale. girl
Harry and Minnie V Estes, boy
J. Herbert and Irene Rector, boy
Edward H and Sarah Y Powers. girl
Harry z and Sadie n Nicholson. girl
Clarence r and Nellie c. Mcclure, girl
Samuel L and Maud G. Van Cursn,
box.
Maurice c. and Dora r Wilver, girl
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
MCKALWAY LECTURES.

The secretary of the National Child
Labor Committee. A. J NcKalway,
gave an interesting talk on child
labor and it's evils at "A stag dinner.
held at the Church OF the Good Shep-
herd last night
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
EXPEDITION FINDS
RECORDS OF PEARY
Commander Receives Account Of
Recovery of Bottle Left at
Cape Bridgeman.

Commander Robert E PeaEy today
received a letter from the Danish min
lister enclosing TIE report Of an ezpedi-
ton that found a bottle with some rec
Ords left by PeaTy at the northern end
OF Greenland at Cape BridSeman-
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
GOVERNORS GRANT
4 BRIEF HEARING
Three From New York Pre-
sent Their Petition to
Convention.
Continued from First Page)

dom It causes, for instance, unrest
for the women OF New York State to
see with what little effect they work
for protective legislation for women
ana With what ease similar laws are
put on the statute books OF Colorado
we urge then upon this conference
that the question OF the political posi-
ton Of women in the Separate States be
made one OF the topics upon which the
most exhaustive information be gath
cred. TO the end JhEt the enfranChise-
ment OF women be made the basis Of a
full discussion at the next meeting Of
our conference Of governors
Claims Are Forgotten.
AS Mrs. Blatch sat down. Governor
Carroll, of Iowa. tool the floor He
said he wanted to present the claims
Of Des Moines. Iowa, for the next
meeting place Of the conference.
The suTragettes and their claims,
from all appearance, had been forgot
ten.
Out in the corridors. a few minutes
later, Ms Batch held a conference
with Governor Shafroth. of Colorado,
in whose State women have the right
Of suffrage. Afterward- Governor SAa-
froth said he had consented to hEuS
the question OF woman Suffrage be re
the arrangement committee for the TIeXI
conference which VIII outline the sub
jects for discussion
Il was not surprised at the reCeps ion
accorded us" said Mrs Batch. TO I
had not expected the matter would be
discussed at this conference We are
glad 10 have been able 10 present the
PAPER. and we believe the committee on
arrangement viii have its recommend
lions brought I'd for discussion at the
next meeting
Decides Against EberhaTt.
The rundown given any IOoked-fOr
to- -
the suffraEettes was not much more de
cislve than that given the resolution in
trOduCed yesterday by Gov AdoIph O.
E,berhart Of Minnesota which sought.
among other things, 10 prevent Federal
courts from taking COgnizanCe OF cases
against common carriers. when the stat
UteS provide a method by which the
orders Of a state commission can be re-
viewed IN State courts
The special committee appointed TO re-
unanimous verdict against its adoption
The report. however. viii not he voted
upon by the governors until before ad-
iOuTDment this afternoon
II is as follows
The committee reports that n their
opinion the resolution Of the Governor
OF Minnesota Is not within the pur-
pose and scope Of this conference be
cause il relates TO action by Congress
The committee believes that the con-
ference should not now consider other
subjects than those which call for leg
islative and executive action by the
states. II being the purpose OF the Chief
Executive OF the United States and not
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Special Notices.

THERE'S TWO KINDS OF c0al-Good coal and
bad. We handle Eoc1 coal only and screen
every load before delivery. Place your order
with US today P J & " c GRACE 4th &
F SITS y z Tel. L ncola ~. jaIS-2t
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
ANNOTNCEATENr

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on and after this date Edward FlOy
Caverly VIII represent E r Hutton &
Co as manager of their Washington
branch office, Thomas 7. Hume having
Withdrawn from the Joint management
to continue the local Stock Exchange
business on his own account at 1901 z
street northwest
January Is, 1910. jal5-i0t
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Of the separate States to recommend
measures to Congress-
Governors Fort. Of New Jersey. Har-
mon- O. Ohio; Burke, of North Dakota;
South Carolina. who compose the com
mltTes, signed the request
Submits Report.
Governor Hughes submitted the report
Of the committee on plans and scope Of
future conferences. which provide that
the next conference shall be held be-
tween Thanksgiving and Christmas Of
this year. and at one of the State
capitals. It was unanimously adopted.
The report recommended that Govern
OTIS Wilson of Kentucky. HadIey Of Mis-
souri,, and AnseI Of South Carolina. be
constituted the arrangements committee.
and that this committee shall determine
the next meeting place.
Frankfort. Ky; Springfield, III, and
DeS MOines- Iowa, each has issued an
invitation for the fall conference, and
indications are that considerable rivalry
viii be manifested bv the three cities in
their efforts To have their respective in
vitatiOns accepted by the committee
Listen to Spers.
After the adoption Of the report sub
mitted by Governor Hughes committee
the conference this morning devoted the
rest n its time listening TO papers
which had been prepared on various
subjects. Governor Brady, Of, Ida 10
submitted the first Of these, which dealt
exhaustively with the subject Of ''Irri-
CATION
The other papers scheduled dealt with
"ExtraditiOn.' by Governor Ansel. of
South Carolina; Mining, BY Cover
nor Sloan. Of Arizona: Divorce" by
Governor Carroll, of Iowa
Governor Draper, Of Massachusetts.
was down for the only paper Of the
closing session this afternoon, which
was to treat on the subject Auto
mobiles and their Regulation"
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
Special Notices.

Ny ATTENTIOc: HAS BEEN RECENTLY
called 20 the fact that several young women
have been solieiting money for the Young
WoDeu'S Christian Association OF this CITY
The association has not authorized any such
solicitation at this time Tickets are being
sold for lectures BY Dr. GUY Carlton Lee
under the auspices Of the Mem bershiD Com
miJ1ee OF tle Association But the public
is cautioned against making any COntribu-
tons OF money except directly 20 the asS0-
citation headquarters al Twelfth and F streets
MRS. WILLIAM HAMILTON BATLT. Pres
ident. Il
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COAIPANT-
Washington, d g, January % 1910
The annual meeting OF the shareholders
Of the Washington Gas Light Company
for the election Of directors and for such
fore said meeting. VIII be held at the
office Of the Company Nos 1871
Tenth street northwest MONDAY. FEB
RI-ARY Z. 1910. a = O'CLOCK NOON.
The polls viii be open from L o clock
noon 10 1 O'Clock p m
WILLIAM b ORME-
ja20-ISt Secretary
NOTICE. TO sTCCKHGLDERS.-
10Th regular quarterly dividend OF 49,
has been declared On the capital stock
of The Washington Loan and Trust
when checks for dividends viii be
mailed 10 all stockholders Of registered
address The books OF the COMPANY
will be closed for the transfer Of stock
from January q, TO February i 1870
both dates inclusive
Stockholders who have changed their
addresses sine date Of last dividend
viii please notify the Company
HARRY @. MEM.
ja1A17,O Treasurer
The Washington times., 1910-01-20
In hemOriam.

-ANAVAN-Iu sad but loving memory q nv
dear brother. PATRICK CANAVAN. who
departed this life two years ago today
January 20 1905
Dear Brother yC1 are not forgotten.
nor VIII you e-er be-
While lie and memory last
I VII remember thee
Nay his sCzu rest IN peace.
It. -5y his sister.
The Washington times., 1910-01-20

Blue and Black. Green
and Black, and s elf
Black Stripe SILK Rain
Coats, guaranteed rain
proof All wool Chiffon
BroadclOth 56-iuch Long
Top Goats. new pleated-
from-tlIe-hip N o d e s.
having appearance OF
a One-piece Z - O7
dress. For . y
this sale. sSS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
zelazne wiezienie.
(Prawdziwa historya.)

ai5.E.@ xal WuLxW ~ AlAOCOA y"sJ FGE&EE&=a
iDoko6czen;e.)
"Moze to wskaz6wka do
ratunku", ~pomy6la} Vincen~
zio. Nova otucha wstapi}a
do lego serca, ma nowo po-
krzepil sic nadzieja, Ale krew
mu sic W zy]ach scina}a, gdy
czyta} te s}owa, kt6re ostrem
narzedziem W zelazie by}y
wyryte. A brznlia}y one tax:
ia, Ludowico Sforza, la
komy ma z}oto, kt6re mi ksia-
ze Tolfi rrzyobieca}, try la
ia pracowa}em mad wynalaz-
klein i zbudowaniem tego po-
trzykroG przekletego arcy-
dzia1a mel sztuki. Coy die
10 uko6czy}em, wiarolomny
Tolfi, SATAN raczej anizeli
c%z}owiek, kt6ry mie pewne-
go rama tn przyprowadzi1, a.
by - jak m6wi1 -- ukohczo-
ne dzie'o obejrze6, przezna-
cyl mic ma pierwsza ofiare
mojej nieszczesnej zgrabnos-
ci, abym ME zdradzi} tajem-
picy tego wiezienia i podo-
bnego nikomu ME zbudowa}.
Mech mu Pan Bog odpusci,
tax jak ia pragne odpuszcze-
mia tel zbrodni, re do tego
szata6sklego plsnu przyk}a-
da}em reke! Nieszczesny, kto-
kolwiekbadz kt6ry to czytasz,
padnij ma kolana i wzywaj,
tax jak ia to uczyni}em, nil
}osierdzia BozegO, abys m6g}
zniesc meczarnje zemsty Toll
fiego; DO to straszliwa machi-
ma zgniecie Gle W niewielu
godzinach, tax jak tego zgnie-
Gle, kt6ry ia zbado wal"
Vincenzio struchla1, zda-
wa}o sic mu, ze mu odczy-
tano wyrok smierci. Stall 2
szeroko rozwartemi eczami ]
drzacemi usty. Siegnat va
sztyiet, ably 90 sobie utopit
W sercu, ale ~przypomnja}o
mu sie, ze prey uwiezieniu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

Me czuf pragnlenia snu ami
wypoczynku, a GAIA noe pre-
pedzif b%ezsennie, to siedzac,
to lezac ma pod}odze, "a.
s%tanawiajac sic mad swoim
losem i zegnajac W duchu
rodzine, przyjaci6} i ojczyz-
ne.
W tym stanie zaskoczy} 60
sz6sty l ostatni poranek.
Skoro tylko dnieG poczelo,
przekonal sic, ze tylko jedno
jeszcze pozosta}o okienko "
5cianie. Nadszed} vice dzie6
ostatni jego zycia - z roz-
)acza zerwal sic Vim cenzio i
,1owa uderzy1 0 sufit, kt6ry
|juz tax nisko sic spusc.}, re
stac by}o niepodobie6stwem.
"Niech sic dzleje VIOLA Two
ia, PANEL" zawo}a} z rezyg-
nacya, potem uklak1 i W d1u-
giej goracej modlitwie ma
Smierc sic przysposobif.
Wreszcie po1ozy} sic, czeka-
JAG W modlitwie. okropnej ka.
tsstrofy. Powietrze takie BY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

WSzelKa mu OrOn OdeDranO.
K.onwulsyjnie schwycif sic
"a gardio, ably sic udusic, ale
wnet rece opuscif j rzekl do
siebje:
"Mialzebvm mniej pokazac
mestwa, anizeli ten, kt6ry tn
pae} ofiara?"
Sfo6ce pochyli1o sic ku "a
chodowi, a ziociste lego pro-
mienie paddy przez jedno z
obydw6ch okienek wprost
pred MIN ma 6c;ane. Boles-
ME spojrza} "a okienka: ze-
surely sic one 20 sciana tax
nisko, re m6g} ich dosiegnac.
Zapragna} raz jeszcze pred
6miercia ujrzec sio6ce, ME.
DO i ziemie. Uchwyci} sic krat
ze]aznych i przyczepif sic do
okienka. Wprost W okno wy
kuty by1 W skale ganek, jak
gdyby rozmyslnie ma to, ably
pieknym widokiem, kt6ry tn
sic otwiera}, wiecej jeszcze
dreczyt biednego wieznia.
MOrze lazur0we, niebO ltalii,
zachodzace s}o6ce, gaiki o.
liwne, ocienione trawniki
urodzajne pola i kwiataml,
zasiane ogrody, roztacza}y sic
pred }zawem okiem niesz
czesliwego mlodzjehca! Chic.
dny powiew, unoszacy won
kwiat6w, muska1 stroskane
lego oblicze. Odetchna} z roz-
kosza i zdawa1o sic mu, re
nowY ozywia 60 oddech. Me
m6gt sic nasycic patrzeniem{
ma CDraz przecuQny rOzKOsZ-
nej krainy, kt6ra pc tylu
dniach okropnej trwogi wy
sic mu rajem, a kt6~
rel wiecej ME mia1 ogladac.
Ale wreszcie znuzone lego j
cd natezenia nabrzmia1e re-
CO ru5cic musia}y krate, j
p%romienie zachodzacego s}o6-
ca juz teraz ME dochodzi}y.
[ W duszy jego zapanowa}a
noe ciemna, a widok zhliza-
jacych sic meczarni jakoby
gfaz zaciezy} ma jego sercu,