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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-05-07
Marlborough house at brief intervals
during the morning.
The Last Hours.

Marlborough house at brief intervals
during the morning.
The Last Hours.
Gathered around the bedside of the
dying king were the queen and prin-
cesses. No hope had been held out
throughout the day for the recovery
of his majesty, whose death, it is be-
lieved, was due to pneumonia follow
ing bronchitis contracted shortly af
ter his return from Biarritz. Only
day or two ago the king conducted the
business of state and gave audience
but on Wednesday he was compelled
to submit to the orders of his physi-
clans. Since then until the end, his
decline was rapid.
The king refused to remain in bed
yesterday morning. He insisted on
getting up to transact business OF
state as usual with his secretary. He
| had numerous attacks of choking and
coughing in the forenoon. The par
oXysms continued frequently until eve
| ming, when the attacks took the form
of failure of breath.
| Although the king lapsed into a
comatose condition, he remained sit
! ting up and oxygen was freely adj
ministered. 1t was about 10 O'Clock
when Drs. Lanking and Reid conveyed
! to the queen, the Prince of Wales and
| other members of the family who were
waiting in an adjoining room, the
tragic tidings that there was no hope
and that death was mere matter oi
ltime. The king was then partly con
Iscious and soon afterward rallied suf
ficientiy to recognize the queen anG
his son. AS the evening advanced lhe
experienced difficulty in breathing
which greatly affected the heart, the
left entricle failing to act while thu
oxygen no longer afforded the relic
it had previously given. His majest.
soon sank into a comatose condition
9 from which he practically never raj
, lied.
, The Prince of Wales succeeded t,
, the throne Immediately according t
, the laws of the kingdom without o1
ficial ceremony. His first official ac
. was to dispatch to the lord mayor tn
announcement of his fathers death
: in pursuance to custom His Telegram
Iread:
e Il am deeply grieved to inform 20
: that my beloved father, the king, pas
e ed away peacefully at 1145 tonight
d (Signed) GEORGE"
e. The physicians soon afterward il
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-05-07
BODIES ARE
HORRIBLY MANGLED
Ill-Fated Coal Miners Identi-
fled by Their Brass
Checks
REsCUERS HARD At WORK
Whole Families Wiped Out by
the Explosion at Palos,
Alabama.

Palos, Ala, May 7.-Rescue parties
in the ill-fated mine Number 3, in
which two hundred men were killed
by an explosion on Wednesday, are to-
day gradually working their way to-
ward the twenty-three hundred foot
level, where it is believed the largest
number will be found. Thirty-four
bodies already have been recovered,
all so horribly mangled that identi-
fication is possible only by the brass
checks each man carried. In several
instances, whole families were wiped
out by the explosion. One woman has
become insane from grief.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-05-07
BOY BANDIT is
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
SingIe-Handed Held Up Indiana Bank
Killed the Cashier and Wounded
Its President.

Corydon, Ind, May Thomas JEFF
ferson Hoal, the boy bandit, was found
guilty of murder today, and sentenced
to life Imprisonment. Hoal is the
seventeen year old Louisville boy who
last November executed an amazing
single-handed attack on the Mer.
chants National bank, shot and killed
Cashier J. H. Fawcett, wounded Presi.
dent J. X. Woodward and also negro
chauffeur.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-05-07
III II t y It 4 ="
REID" ="

Pneumonia, following bronchitis, is
believed to have been the cause of
death, but the doctors thus far have
refused to make statement. Some
OF the kings friends are convinced
that worry over the political situation
which confronted him with sleepless
nights, aggravated, if it did not cause
the fatal illness.
his death would be sudden, and it
would not have occasioned great sur
prise if it had occurred without warn
ing at some social function as a re-
suit of heart trouble. Almost to the
end he refused to take to his bed and
was sitting up yesterday in a large
chair, so the palace stories go, corrob-
Grating the description of him as an
unruly patient which DR.. OFT gave to
a Vienna interviewer last night.
One of the last utterances attribut-
ed to King Edward was: well, it is
all over, but l think l have done my
duty"
He seemed then to have reached a
| full relizaton that death was ap.
preaching.
The queen and others of the royal
family and four doctors had been
constantly in the sick room through
out the day. Several hours before
his death the king was in a comatose
condition, but he rallied slightly be
tween 8 and 10 o'clock and appeared
to recognize his family. Then he
lapsed into unconsciousness which
ended in his passing.
| When DR.. st. Clair Thompson, thu
great threat specialist was called il
yesterday morning, it was expected
that an operation on the throa
would be necessary, but after a con
sultation it was decided that tn
lungs were the seat of the most seri
Gus symptoms. Experts were held il
:. lreadiness to administer an anaes
thetic, but there was fear that tn
i
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-05-07
DEMOCRAT CoNFESSES
TO TAKING A BRIBE.
Made by States Attor-
new Wayman Who Asks for I'M
munity for Representative.

Chicago, H., May democratic
Representative Michael S. Link, indi-
cted on the charge of perjury yester-
day in connection with the Lorimer
bribery charges confessed to the grand
jury today. This announcement was
made in court today by States Attor-
ney Wayman in requesting that the in
dictment against Link be quashed.
Three Democrats Indicted.
Chicago, H., May 7.-Three Demo
cratic representatives were indicted
yesterday in connection with the briD-
cry charges. Besides Link, they were
Lee O'Neill Browne, the minority lead
er in the House, who is charged with
distributing bribes, and Robert E. VIII
son.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-05-07

sued their official bulletin, which fol
lows:
May 6, 11:50 p. m.
His majesty, the king, breathed
his last at 11:45 tonight in the pres
ence of her majesty, Queen Alexandra,
the Prince and Princess of Wales, the
Princess Royal the Duchess of Fife,
Princess Victoria and Princess Louise,
the Duchess of Argyll.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-05-07

Continued on Page Eighty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
FIRE DESTROYS THE
CRAWFORD SHOE
STORE
Damage to Stock Is Placed
at $4,000 Other Losses
Suffered.

Fire, the cause or which is unknown
at S:45 last night, destroyed practically
the whole stock of Otto Hintermeister
& Co., who were moving from their
store in the 800 block on San An
tonic street to 215 San Antonio street
The stock had been moved but the fix
lures were in the old store.
Before the arrival of the fire depart
ment, the flames had gained consider
able Roadway and were threatening to
communicate with other buildings ad-
jacent. but the firemen managed to con-
fine them to the store where the fire
originated. However, the stock valued
at $4,000, fully covered by insurance,
was almost totally destroyed by fire and
water. The Crawford shoe store was
damaged by fire some time ago when
located on the south side of San An
r. v Pearson, who has just opened a
tailor shop on the Texas street side of
the store, suffered damage by water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

Mexico, preached at the First Methodist
church and conducted quarterly con-
ference here this week.
The local w. C. T. U. organization
has instituted a series OF OratOrical
contests among pupils of the public
schools In the recent contest, Miss
Bessie Boyer won the medal.
Representative Jno. Y. Hewitt, "a
prominent attorney q White Oaks,
stopped over in Estancfa while en- route
to Santa Fe, to attend the session of
the supreme court.
J. w. Van Cleve and son, of Albu-
querque. were here this week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H English. Mr.. Van
Cleve, while here. contracted with r
n. Maxwell, who has a deep well drill
ing outfit, TO put down a well on his
ranch east of Albuquerque.
w. ]. Forney, of Topeka, Kas, has
purchased the S. A. Goldsmith ranch.
Miss Alma Simmons has gone to
Amarillo, Texas, for a visit.
G. H. Van Stone, manager of the
Hughes Mercantile company, with
stores at Moriarty and Estancia, has
gone TO Moriarty TO look after the bust
ness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
CITY BORES
FOR DEEP WATER
Citizens Make Effort to Get
Water at Camp City Near
AlamOgOrdO.

Camp City. y. NJ. Jan. S.-An ar
tesian well is being commenced. half
mile north of the station and from all
scientific investigation, water is sure
Not willing to await further the com
ing of capital to develop their rich
properties. some of the people of this
community, assisted by some Of the
people OF AlamOgordo, have associated
themselves together for the purpose Of
drilling for arTesian water. They have
contracted for a well 1000 feet or deep
er If necessary 20 secure flowing water
This town is located on the e P. &
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
BIG FIRE AT
MADEIRA CAMP
Dolores Company Has Loss
Totaling 100000 in the
Blaze.

Chihuahua, Mex. JAM S.-The news
comes from MADEIRA. the lumber town.
of the destruction there by fire of the
big warehouse of the MADEIRA company.
Ltd.
The greatest loss was that Of the
Dolores Mines company, which was
using the greater part of the building
for storing its goods and supplies be-
fore shipping the same to its mines at
DOlor'% This company's loss is said to
have been about 100000.
Nothing was saved from the flames
except the books and records OF the
Mexico Northwestern Railway COM
pany, which used rooms in one end of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

amounting to several hundred dollars,
partly insured.
The building, which is owned by Mrs.
Mary l. Hill, was but slightly damaged
and is insured
Two Other Fires Friday.
At $3.50 yesterday afternoon the Mesa
and Sunset companies were called to
the home of ]. N. Jeffries at SIC North
FL Paso street where some children, who
are said to have been playing with
matches, set a shed Attire. The frame
structure was destroyed entailing but
a small loss
An alcohol stove in one of the rooms
in the Iakota flats occupied by Mrs
Kelly had caught fire and the Mesa and
Central companies were called out al
6:45 and the men extinguished the
flames with buckets of water, the dam
age being slight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
COLD WEATHER IN
ESTANCIA VALLEY
News of People Coming and
Golng-COntract Let for :
Deep Well.

Estancia, n. NJ, Jan. S.-Estancia is In
the throes of the second cold wave of
the winter. Sleet and snow have fallen
to the depth Of three inches, with the
thermometer steadily falling.
the board Of county commissioners
nave designated the Estancia Daily
Herald edited by Thomas B. Smith, as
the oflciaI paper\of Torrance county.
me Estancia News has moved into
the Salas building on Williams street
Rev. samuel Blair, D. D., superintend-
ent of the Methodist missions in New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

s W. railroad. IS miles northeast of
FL PasO, in one OF the richest and
prettiest valleys in the southwest.
The land is just recently surveyed
and most of it is taken up. either under
the homestead or desert acts, there be-
ing few claims Yet open TO entry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF EMREZZLEMENT

]. Hert Jones, for whom the authori-
ties have been hunting since December
p. was arrested at the plaza last
night by policeman Parsons and dock
eted en- charge of ernbezzlement.
a warrant. issued December % on
complaint of l. E Gillett, an insurance
broker, charges Jones with embez-
cling $1250
Ihis morning he was transferred TO
the county Jail from the city TAIL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

the building for its depot. It is said
that the railway company and the
MADEIRA company had very little prop
eTty in the building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
CHILD DIES FROM BURNS.

Waco, Tex. Jan. S.-Mary Louise. the
p year old daughter OF w W. Bell. a
oaroer or this city, died this morning
from burns received while playing with
matches yesterday.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
LOS ANGELES, CAL.

3. stycznjs. 1910 r.
Szanowna RedakcyO!
Prosimy umie5cic to pare
slow W }amach pisma swego.
Zaledwie iskra mifosci ku
naszej DIR giej Ojczyznie za~
bfys}a ma wschodzie ably
pieGsetna %pamiatke pogromu
kr2yzak6w pod Grunwaldem
i Tannenbergiem wszedzie
;ak najwspanialej obchodzic,
wydala swe swiat}o tez j ma
dalekim zachodzie. Skoro
pisma CLOS podnios}y poda-
lac nam mysl tax wspania'
Ia, odbycia pamiatkowej uro'
czystosci narodowej, echo zy-
czenia tego odbilo sic take
jak najmilej W sercach ma
.szych rcdas6w W Los Ange-
les, Cal. rajem ziemskim
nazwanym. Wielu sic nosi1o
. mySla W jaki to spos6b u
czynic, te idea!na mysl u
~rzeczywistnic, az tn Wiel. ks.
J. w. Organi6ciak, proboszcz
t~utejszej polskiei paraf;i uiS.
Gil sic " spos6b godnego
patry oty takowv program
qrzeprowadzic, naszej tutej-
sci polonii dat wskaz6wke,
a slave narodow; polskiemu.
Ot6z wczoraj W niedziele
dnia 2 styczuia 1910 oglosj1
Wjel. ks. p]roboszcz W kos
ciele zebranie miesjeczne To-
warzystwa sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki, majace sic odby6 "a
raz pc naboze6stwie W sprawie
Towarz. Wiel. ks. ]. w. Or
g%ani5ciak przedstawi} Tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

czas gdy starry Ivan kaszla1
i niem6g} dostac normalne-
90 tchu; vodka by}a widat
"a mocha ia jegu stare p}u-
ca DO rzekf DO chwili: STAR
rzysta gorzala.
tn obaj podr6znicy os.
,iadczyli sobie re czas ma
Mich wielki za}atwiG swe in
teresa i podali sobie rece
ia znak rozejscia sic; ale
Kasper Niedba}a zapyta1 sic
jeszcze starego Iwana gdzie
jego eel podr6iy. Ma to sta
ry Ivan odpowiedzia}, re
idzie ma Skowronkowo do
c6rki - DO tam moja stara
juz jest - bo jutro tam be-
da chrzciny ich syna, vice
ia tam ide.-I to dubrze ko-
cbany Iwanie, ale badzcie
tax dobrzy i PREY sposobno-
Sci %opowiecie jak sic tam
bawi|i ma tych chrzcinach
nasi bracia Polacy.
Dobrze, z najwieksza che
c'a, W przysz}ym tygodniu
|jezeli sic zobaczymy to zn6w
tam cos re SODA pom6wimy
odrzek} starry Ivan. -
Ale kochany Iwanie, maj
lepiej sic W domu m6wj, vice
Cd ultra "a tydzie1 zapra~
szam was re swoja stara do
siebie. Z Wielkich Boks6w
ma Ko6skie prerve jest dro.
ga bardz0 bliska, ale poi
dziecie przez Kocie Smugi o.
kofo zajeczych izb to wyj-
dziec;e presto ma suche zr6-
ola, a tam zaraz "a lisiemi
g6rkami moja chata stoi.
Takiej rady udzie)i} Kas-
per Niedba}a, q starry Ivan
ucles2ony, re mu sic zas go
srinnosG trafia z najwieksza
checiq zaprosiny przyjat i
powiedzieli sobie: do widze-
MIA, "a tydzie6 cos como
wimy.
LEIGH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

PUCK S. OAK.
Kochany Majsterku Cd
Wiarusa!
Moi dobry komrat Morcyn
preset do mnie j mlie po-
wiodol jak to jemu prawie
sz}o czej on bel jesz knope
2 taczy je Fly ma tech kno.
pow co to donna niechca sic.
chac swojech starszech a
iych ostawia a ida " SWAT,
alto i'm W jedno ma zle we
niese. A teraz kochany Mai
sterku W1arusa jabe prosif
iebe Morcyn nom to swole
chestoryi We Wiarusu powie-
dzo}, a moze be to niejedny-
mu sre]y co niechce SIZE
chac donna wiele pomog}o.
Tero lie s1echoita: Czei 10
bel 9 lat tax perzene W de-
satym, tel ME moja matka u.
maria, a jesz jednego brata
10 mio}, ten bel perzene star
sly jak 10; teraz moi ojciec
tax rozporzadze}: 10 mio1 bee
"a kuchorza, DO 20 10 bel
"a s{aby do jenszy robote, a
10 be wolo1 wisec mily z
gore ma gore kamienie nosec
nisz bee "a nego kucharza =
ale to mic ME pomog}o le 60:
towac. A 10 jesz nigde mic
ME gotowol, o moi Boze! ma
ogniu mnie sic Cease ME
chca}o palec, cease groch
mic Sc przepolyt abo zocer'
ka wecypiaIa, pre- bulwach
skrobaniu 10 CEASE usna} -
a jak 10 nimia{ po1nia czei
ojc i brat przejachale 4 pola,
abo co lie co niebe}o decht
rychtych zrobiony, ole mie
FARO prof., 10 sic tax iscy} i
OLGA prosi} zebe on mic wan
W pole do robote ale ojcieo
ami slechac ME chca} lie faro
mie chca1 prac; a ia be choc
mily W pickle bel jak "a ku-
.charZa. ......
Teraz ia inszy rade ME via.
DIAL - ostawiei jem wszetko
a sect jem W SWAT, ale WHO.
So ME ma g}owie stoja}e, DO
ia jesz nigde W swiece ME
bel - rad benz sect nazot a.
le mia} jern strach zebe ole
ME biei i SEED jem, a czej
jem bel niedalek Zukowa,
gdze jem sic z czym zeszet
pita} jem Sc czebe on ME vie
DIAL chto be taczego knopa
ma s}uzbe chro1. Ale gdzesz
tam - jasz jeden CHOP ME
pokoza} wies i rick: te le
biej, te m1eszko krowc, ten
chce taczego knopa mice; tel
ia sic uczese} re abe jesc do
stane. Przeszet jem do nego
krawca, pitom 60 sic, 10 a
mozesz to W konie jechac -
10 REX ze moge = a tax jem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

sic uczese1, DO to le belo to
co 10 lubie}. A te prawie tel
budowale MOVE szasei cd
przez ZrkoWo tam
do Betowa W te strone, a ten
sobie kupi} pore ta-
czych zmiartych koni j sta
rv woz ! chcal kamienie wo-
zee prey tel s7asei DO bel
bardzo biedny ten mic urzy-
dzel teros. q dzen 10 ne ka-
mienie wozel a obnoc 10 mu-
szel konie pasc tam W lese
ma lacie, a jedzenie be}o tax
biedny, DO ma kaszdy mol
tech 10 mic wiecy niedostaf
leno taczy rzatczy zocerczY,
sama woda - le tam ham
kluterek r}ena}: a taczy knop
jak 10 bel I'd row ten be ka'
mienie jot.
Ale 10 sobie tam we wse
W ogrodach przezdrzo@ gdze
bia1czy male marchew po-
zasany, tel W noce 10 sect
a sobie ny marchwie narwo},
ale ona jesz ME bella uros1o
leno tako cenechno. SIkode
10 zrobie{ wiele ale pozetku
- Mol ma}o, a re to bel
grzech 10 tesz wiedzo}. Strach
jam Mol jasz ma mie sic sko-
ra trzes}a, ale g}6d bel jesz
wiekszy; ale jak ne bia}cze
sic dozdrza}e naprzot jedna
eie skarzy do drugi: chtosz
ME bel W ogr6d wlazly a 20
lowe marchwi mie werwo}
- a tax drego i trzeco jasz
wszetczy sic skarze}e. Jedna
z taczym weolejowanym je.
zeke jak zacze}a m}oc: to
chto my ME lax ten kraw-
COW knop, oni temu zgrzec
ME dada tax on chodzy nom
W ogrode a marchew rwie.
kene powiedza}e swoim chic
pom, ch}ope Sc zebrale i
krowca zawo}ale a tax mu
powiedzele: ten twoj knop
naszim bialkom noca chodzy
W marchew, jezle to tego
knopa cheese tr7emac to mu
daj jesc; zebe to sic cd dzys
skoncze}o DO bedze z toba zle.
Ale 10 O niczym niewiedza}
jasz jednego dnia wiecz6r, 10
przejachol do dom jak W jed
no, krowc weszet, konie o.
demle odebra} a 10 sect ma
wieczerza, Miska ze zocerka
ju stoja}a ma stole, ale wiele
wikszo jak o insze raze a pa
nj krawcka rzek{a: tero sic
nazgrze co ME badzesz le-
W ogrods }szy}; tel j.
so mes]if, ala z}ymu to tax
to ju je, ale mic lie jem
ma zacerke repetowa}, DO
krawc zkoniami ju idol.
Cag daisy jesz p~rzyndze,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

i inni wrogowie naszej Oh
czyzny i'm podobni.
Tu i owdzie navel ME-
przyjaciel wewnetrzny W SER
CO drogiej matki Polski sic
wkrada t. j. niesaaski, niez-
cody zazdrosc i zaparcie sic
WARY 5wietej naszych prod
k6w, kt6rzy "a chlube mieli
sobie krzyz i kosci6}, to teraz
wielu sic tego wstydzi i wy
piera sic jake %wyrodne dziec-
ko swei matki.
Dawnitj Ojcowie nasi Cd
dawali zycie swe tax "a o.
czyzne jak i "a Ware, "a kos
ci6} i ME tylko s}owem, ale
czynem cud6w d~okazywali;
teraz wielu tylkc ma slowach
czczych, ma krytyce swych
wsp61braci i obeldze koscio-
Ia sic trudnia.
Do dzie1a i wsp6lnej pra-
cy bracia, DO ME talk wa]czy-
Ii nasi pradziadowie, ME o.
pierali sic tylko ma s1owie a
zabrali sic do czyn6w ] ME.
przyjaciela zwojowali. My to-
'dy z Mich przyk}ad bierzmy,
mifoscia brata sic sp6jmy, ME
s}owem tylko ale i czynem,
pokazmy ze jestesmy Pola-
kami. Da Pan Bog, ze "a Je-
go pomoca, tax jak nasi
przodkowie wroga z granic
Ojczyzny Mateczki wyparlj,
my tez tego szczescia dosta-
pimy, re naszych wrog6w
gorszych cd krzyzak6w zwy-
ciezymi. ......
Niechaj ten obch6d doda
kazdemu otuchy re >jedno~
Gym sic meznie, wytrwale,
a nieprzyjaciel sic rozpro-
sly.
Tvlko czynem l zyciem
cnotliwem mozemy zas}u&yc
ma odg}os: Jeszcze Polska
ME zginela p6ki my zyjemy,
a 2 czasem i Polske odbu-
dowac.
ZapraszamY vice do wzie-
cia udzia1u W uroczystosci
wszystkich ~szanownych Po-
|ak6w, Litwin6w, Stowian i
Czech6w zamieszka}ych W
Los Angeles, Cal. i okolicy,
aby6my praca i jednoscla
mogli wskazac innym naro-
dom ze jeszcze zyjemy, IL
Polska jeszcze ME zgine}a,
DO OTTO krew prawdziwa pol
ska W zy{a:h jeszcze pfynie.
Gdy sic porozumiemy z in
nemi Towarzystwami pro-
gram bedzie .uzupelniony,
podamv do publicznosci o
pracv.
Upraszamy wszystkie pis-
ma polskie ably raczy}y te
korespondencve z dalekiego
W }amach swYch
umiescic.
w imieniu komitetu wy
Obchodu piec-
setnej ~rocznicy Walk pod
"a dzie6 Is.
1910. W Los Angeles,
Cal.
L uszanOwauiem
ANTONI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

jednakich zyja stcsunkach,
to tez i ME sam Kasper
Niedbala odbywaf to niewy'
godns podr6z, DO ujechaw
sly HAWAI- spory cd domu,
napotka} ma Grodze, idace~
go pi $40, starego Iwana z
Wielkich Boks6w. nNiech
bedzie pochwalony:... pre-
mowif Niedba}a" Ma vie.
XII wicklow" odr;ek stary
wan. - ,,Siadajcie IA "6i
Iwanie" zaprasza} Niedba|a.
,,Ha toe to i wy ma}o spo-
rzej jedziecie i droga cjezks,
ale kiedy6cie tacy dobrzy t"
wan MECH Pan Jezus ia
zdrowie i tel waszej chudo-
bic, p~rzynajmnjej cz}ek tego
b}ota misil ME bedzie."
Muly, ME czekajac rozka-
zu swego pana same stane
}y, zadowolone z tego, re i'm
sic nadarzy}a st6so~na chwi-
la chociaz kr6tkiego odpc-
czynku. Starry Ivan. z trud
noscia w~gramoli} sic ma w6z
a usiad}5zy ma sie1zisku
obok Kaspra Niedba}y nieco
lei o%letchna|, a spojrzawszy
ma swoje buty kt6re pred
stawia}y niby buty, niby ka-
wal drzewa obryzganego W
blocie, schowa} je jak m@g}
pod siebie, ably Niedba}a to-
90 ME widzia1 ME mia}
do nit,go zalu ae mu do os-
tatka w6z zaka|l i towaru,
kt6ry mia1 zakupic ME be-
die mia} AMI .gdzie po}ozyc.
,,C6z tam s1ychaf Iwanie"
%przem6wjl }agodnemi s}owy
Niedba1a wjdz4c. zak}opotan2
nieco t~arz starego lwana.
A re starry Ivan by1 mocno
g'uchy, Niedba}a musia} to
jeszc7e raz, nieco gtosniej
powt6rzyf.
mic tax nowego ME sly
sza1em CODY was zaciekawlc
mog}o moi Kaspr>e, brzyd
kie rowietrze many, OF tn
wszystko, ale W tenn nj
ma bic dziwncgo, DO to te-
raz So zimo~e easy to Gle
pEa sic spodziewac ME MOI
ma" prawif Ivan. vSwieta
Bo7ego narodzenia mie}iSmy
bard2o 1aLne, t. tel kazdy
c2}owiek, kto ty!ko chcia{,
m6gf sobje 'sc do koscio1a
i wys:achat s}owa Bozego.
B, kt6> by teraz DO kosci6f'
ka ME mia4 ochoty is6,
musia'by: to bye Ka|win
ado luter zeby ME ucze-
szcza} ma tax piekne kaza-
MIA jake nasz ksiazek co
niedzie]e j sw:eto miewa.'
% tax, ~przerwa1 Media
la w Boze narodzenie by} je-
den place i }kanie W ca}ym
kosciele - ia sam p}aka1em
gdy us}yszaiem z ust tego
kazpodziei . przesladowaniu
j niedo]i naszych braci Po'
]ak6w pod tym nieszczesnym
zaborem niemieckim, kt6-
rym juz we w}asnym swym
kraju polskim jezykiem mo-
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