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The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
THE WEATHER.

For Detroit and vicinftyi Monday
night and Tuesday, cloudy with snow
In northeast, shifting 10 high north
west winds.
Lower Michigan snow tonight and
Tuesdsy.
For the Upper Lakes Moderate
north winds on superior and increas-
ing northeast shifting 20 high north
east tonight or Tuesday ON Michiuan
and Huron snow tonight and Tues
day.
For the Lower Lakes 1acressisg
northeast, shifting Co high northwest
winds late tonight or Tuesday, snow
tonight and Tuesday.
,cAn N,s .cI.MpER ATIlnEs
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
osaoRNs PLURALITY. 1904.

LANSING. Mich, Dee. D. Especially
Although the state board OF can
vassers will not meet To canvass the
vote of the recent election until De
.ember IA, the returns fled at the Of
see Of the secretary of stats give Os.
born a plurality of 1908 over He
mans The unofficial count is ~ fol-
lows: Osborn. POP $3.50; IIemans. 1872
go. Martindale. 220.S19; Peterson.
131.S7S: John O. Ross, 2lS.202. VIII
llams. 1868.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Fake AImsseekers Fined.

Robert Jones and Frank North are
the first OF the mendicants to come
under police displeasure for soliciting
aims from gullible Christmas shop
pers. Patrolman William Ryan pick
ed them up Saturday They had their
arms tied up to resemble stumps. Po-
lice Justice Stein fined them So. with
the option OF 30 DAYS each.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
LID BADLY CRACKED.
Police Turn in 60 Sunday Complaints
Against Saloonkeepers.

There was unusual activity among
Retroit saloonkeepers, Sunday, accord
ing to the reports OF liquor violations
that came to- Police Commissioners
Croul Monday. The commissioners re-
ceived 90 complaints from his men.
OF these. he sent 81 to the prosecuting
attorneys Office. ThSe other 81 were
referred TO the liquor committee VI
the common council
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Alaska indians XIII Americans.

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 5.-Seyeral
white men have been killed by In
dams in the Kantishna mining dis
trict. in the northern foothills. OF
Mount Mckinley. according to cable
messages received here from Fair.
banks. Alaska. Among the names
known officially reported by the
United States marshal OF Alaska, are
those OF Cass Barry and Davis Den
ner. quartz prospectors. and John
Putnam. trapper.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
MUST STAND TRIAL.
r. Augustus Heinze Is Charged With
Misapplying Banks Funds.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The eff
forts of the department of justice TO
bring F. Augustus Heinze. the Mon
tana mining magnate, to trial for
misapplication OF funds OF the Mer4
camille National bank Of New York,
OF which he was president were sue
cesstul before the supreme court OF
the United States, today.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

Because his son and daughter pub
licly advocated the cause OF liberty
in Mexico, this old man was forced
To fee from his ranch home in Lam
pasas. Mex, abandon his property and
start life anew on the American side,
selling papers OF the streets of San
Antonio. lie lives with his daugh-
ters in shack in the Mexican quar-
ter.
One of these daughters, Andrea, was
called the Joan Of Arc OF the last
Mexican uprising. A son. Antonio,
served three years in an Arizona prl-
son for violating the neutrality laws.
Until his children became active in
the propaganda against Diaz the old
man was reckoned wealthy among the
Mexicans
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
BENJAMIN THiRLeY RerIRes.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, Dec. D
Especial Benz Thirdly. founder of
the Traverse City Lea Work has re.
tired II will =. managed hereafter
by w. F. Calkius, long associated with
the firm Thirdly came from England,
Twins In Grand Rapids a short time
previous to coming to Traverse City
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Woman CHARGES SANDER.

Alleging that she had been grossly
slandered and her reputation In the
neighborhood in which she resided de-
stroyed. Rozalia Grysinska filed suit
I'm the circuit court against kazmierZ
Radziszewski. She asked for $1,000
damages. The plaintiff alleges that
the defendant circulated the report
that she had been guilty of immoral
conduct during her husbands absence
of several months from the city.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

One year ago today Highest tenn
persture, 50i lowest. 25t mean, AZ pre-
cipitstfon, IL ipchJ partly cloudy skies.
The sun sets today st ffot y. mn. and
the moon sets ne 1904 %. mt the sun
Will rise Tuesdsy NJ ei4a ..
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
STRONGER TONE
IN STOCK MARKET
Prices Of Nearly All Important Issue.
Make Substantial Gains in
Early Trading.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Although a
few stocks showed fractional gains
at the opening Of the stock market
today, concessions were In order in
the later trading, nearly everything
in the list Joining in downward
movement.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
wife Seeks Divorce.

Suit for divorce was fled Monday,
by Lenta Nellie Green against ner
husband. John r. Green. She alleges
non-support.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

job Prin,iuk D,ne Right. Times
Printing Co, No 10 tohE X. st Call
Main 1923. or City 33s5.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
T.xICAB-MAIN oR CITY-ia

Job Prs.u.s Done Right. Time:
Printing Co.. No. is John h-sI Cau
Main itss. or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-05
Democrats To Block Action.

In the natural course of events the
number OF representatives for the next
ten years, based on the new census,
lCOntInned ON Page TMo>l
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
Service Of F. N. Wall Co. Apprec
lated by School Board.

At a regular meeting Of the Board
of Trustees Of School District No. IS.
held at the Office Of their Clerk, at
Roundup, Montana, on the 9Th day
OF December, 1910, the following
motion was made and unanimously
carried
That, Whereas, the +. NJ. Wall
Company has been assisting School
District No. So, by paying the labor
ers on the new school building their
cash every Saturday night, that it
is the sense of this meeting, and a
vote of thanks is hereby rendered to
f. NJ. Wall Company for their timely
assistance and good will which they
have sogenerously shown by advanc-
ing their cash during the interval oi
our receiving our bonds. +. NJ
Wall Co, we most graciously thank
you
Carl N. Thompson, Clerk
School District No. 55.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
COAL CONTESTS
ARE HEARD
Present Week Very Busy One il
the Office Of the Local U. S.
Commissioners.

Seven of the numerous coal con-
tests cases inaugurated by the
government against timber and
stone entries made in this vicinity.
mention of which has been made in
previous issues Of The Record, were
heard before Y. s. Commissioners
Cook and Tyler here this week. The
seven cases were against, Mrs. Nellie
Harding, John Fisco, Mrs. J. G.
1ohman, Mrs. J. w. Newton, Caro-
line Roots, Ida Lindstrand, and
Vincent McClcary.
The case against Vincent Nc
Cleary was especially interesting,
involving an entry adjoining mine
No. Of the Republic Coal Co.
Special Agents O. +. Hammer
and +. II. Hauberg, of Helena, re-
presented the government, while
IIaHnllton w right appeared Tor the
defendants.
Some more cases will be heard
next week. among which are those
against Thomas Hurley +. II. An
derberg and Geo. Barnes. The
last named case involves some land
which the Republic Coal Co. has
secured control Of since the entry
was made, and will be Il hard
fought battle
The testimony taken in these
is voluminous, and requires
good deal Of time to take What
the outcome OF the ease will be is,
Of course, uncertain
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
SCRAMBLE FOR
DEPUTYSHIP
Three Candidates in the Field for
Position Of Deputy Sheriff Of
Roundup.

Since election "A lively fight has
developed for the position of
deputy sheriff in Roundup. With
the election of w. r. Woods, a
change will necessarily have to be
made in keeping with the idea, ITO
the Victors Belong the Spoils. y
With the announcement of Woods
election, about a dozen or more
aspirants came forth for the honored
position, but this number soon
dwindled down to three. T e
present three candidates are J. P.
Harden, l.. M. Law and John Stahl
The sheriff-elect will probably take
his time in making the appoint
ment, and will see that the best in
terests of all concerned are consery-
ed. Joe Pyles. the present deputy,
has been a faithful official, but be-
ing a Democrat, the job naturally
falls to someone else.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
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Copyright. 1910. by w. C. Chapman.)
IMISLUND TO BE
UNDER SHERIFF
Sheriff Woods Announces Appoint
ment Of Defeated Candidate for
County Auditor.

Announcement has been made
by sheriff elect w. r. Woods of the
appointment of II. =. Imislund as
under sheriff Mr.. lmislund has
handed in his resignation as city
clerk of Lewistown which position
he has held for over a year and a
half, to accept the sheriff job. May
or Samuel Phillips announced that
he would appoint Oscar O Mueller
to succeed Mr.. Imislund. Mr.. Woods
will assume the duties Of the office
of sheriff at the beginning Of the be-
ginning of the year, and Fergus
county may rest assured that it will
have an efficient administration in
that important office.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
MAY CONDUCT
STORE HERE
Salvage Sales Co. May Locate in
Roundup Permanently. To Sell
Bankrupt Stock.

Joseph L, Fox, of Lewistown, re-
presenting the Montana Salvage
Company, was in town several days
last week to ascertain the best way
to dispose of the stock Of tile New
York Bargain Store, which they
recently bought at sherifF's sale
They will sell out the stock here,
and to the Record Mr.. Fox stated
that they may decide TO esta-
bli5h store in Roundup perma-
nently, The company makes a
speciality OF buying up bankrupt
stocks and disposing Of them in
their stores scattered around the
the country.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
XMASSH0PPERS
ACCOM0DATED
Commencing Dec. l4th, Stores Will
Remain Open Evenings Until
Christmas.

To accommodates the Christmas
shoppers, the merchants of Roundup
have effected an agreement with the
local retail clerks union to keep
open the stores commencing We'd
nesday, December 14th, and con-
tinuing until December oath, ex-
cepting Monday, December 18th,
on which night the clerks have their
regular meeting. The move on the
part of the merchants and the ac-
quiescence of the clerks in the mat
ter will be appreciated by the buy
ing public in general.
Notwithstanding the fact, how
ever, that the stores will be open in
the evenings shoppers should bear
in mind that by shopping early they
will do the merchants as well the
clerks great favor. AT this season
of the year the clerks are at the best
pretty much overworked, and it is
only due them that the final rush
should be as light as possible.
Remember that there are only two
weeks left before Christmas. Line
out your shopping list today and
make the rounds at your earliest
convenience, as BY so doing you
will earn the gratitude Of all
concerned.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
POLICE COURT
Number Of Fines Collected fol
Breaches Of the Peace-Petiia
Case Continued.

Claude Adams was arrested Tues
day and brought before Judge Nc
Way on Il charge of petit larceny,
having passed worthless check.
On the agreement of Adams to make
the check good, the case against
him was dismissed.
Fritz Starnisha, charged with dis
turbing the peace one day last week,
was assessed fine OF $25, which he
paid
Charles Beck was brought before
the bar of Justice on asimilar charge.
Being unable to pay his fine, which
was fixed at $25, he was committed
to Jail for ten days.
The ease of the city of Roundup
against Petiia for selling liquor with
out license, which was to have
been heard tomorrow, has been con-
tlnued until December 18th There
is some talk that this case is to be
dropped as the defendant has gone
out OF business. 1t is expected that
the council will take some action in
the matter as to whether it is de-
sired to prosecute the case or not.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
TO EXTEND TIME
Homesteaders Will Get Until May
Is il Bill Passes Other Mon
tana Matters.

Representative Pray has intro.
duced bill in congress extending
Ito May Is next, the time within
which homesteaders in Montana
and other western states may eetab-
|lish residence.
Representative Persons has pre-
sented a bill repeating the law pass
ed three years ago preventing the
creation of additional forest reserves
lin Montana and other western states
The Indian bill reported. and be-
ing considered by the house com.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09

mittee contains the following items:
Fifteen thousand dollars for Milk
river irrigation for Fort Belnap res
eravtion, reconstruction first unit;
usual appropriation for support Of
Fort Belnap and northern Cheyenne
Indians.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
QTI COUNCIL HAS SHORT SESSION
Ordnance Relating to Granting of Saloon
Licenses Amended Considering
Licenses for Automobiles.

Roundup, Montana. Dec. 5th 1910.
Council met in regular session at
500 o'clock p. m.
Present: Alderman Murray, Gra-
ham, Johnson, Schroeder, Pyles,
Ogle and the mayor.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved,
Report OF Police Judge showing
collections for month of November
together with an amendment to the
October report, was accepted as
read.
The matter of licence for Auto
mobiles was brought up by Chief OF
Police Ray, and after some discus
sion, some was laid over until ad.
vice could be had from the City
Attorney on the matter.
Alderman Murray stated that sew
eral property owners had conferred
with him in the matter of granting
saloon licenses, requesting that the
ordinance be changed to read two
thirds instead of majority" OF
signers on petitions. Upon motion
of Alderman Schroeder, and sec
onded by Alderman Johnson, the
ordinance was amended, by the fol-
lowing vote, Ayes: J son,
Schroeder. Murray, Ogle. Graham.
Noes: Pyles.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid:
John Stahl, Services as Police $57 80
Fred Jatzeck, teaming 1900
George kindelman labor 7.S4
c. T.. Potter, night police 1900
Geo. Herr, mea' tickets 1900
Total S1O7 81
Bill of officer Ray as street com
missioner for months OF October and
November was also allowed.
Moved by Alderman Johnson and
seconded by alderman Graham, that
the Treasurer's report, having been
checked up and money collected
found to be placed to the proper
credits, that the same be accepted
Carried
There being no further business
before the council, AN adjournment
was taken uutil the next regular
meeting the first Monday in Jan,
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
By U'lhur D@ne1hit

"And thou Bethlehem In land Juda among
princes Of Juda."-Ma,hew II, 6.
%. little town Of Bethlehem. how stil
thee lie
The song brings back the silent peace Of
Christnases gone bys
Brings back the olden mystery. and sets
the heart a-thrin
with nodasd on of the ts1 h frs that
With memories Of ruddy lights that night
would find aglow
Which from the cottage windows dun6 their
banners on the snow.
- silent stars 60 by
The stars above the little town were very
far and high,
They marched triuraphanty from lands
whereof boy might dream
To other lands that beckoned him with
dawns enchanting 6leam
But under all the silent stars that marched
The little town-tt,e little town-contented,
was at rest
Yet tn thy dark streets shtneth the ever
The .essn.;x sa1o% b1as, bls1s Of memory stu leaps
And through its wondrous nocromanco
the bare trees It Mlu1nes
All pink and white are radiant with snowy
Whose petals when the winter winds the
branches sway and lift,
Float dreanily away. away. to pile tn drift
on drift.
The hopes and fears Of all the years are
met in thee tonight
Are met in every little town seen in the
Christmas light.
For no none & OF us US but but muses. now. when this
Of ali the blessingss that were hts when
head and ID heart were young.
no reasanes mSnrh fer es of ths ennts his store OF
He builds anew at Christmas time his
"town Of Bethlehem"
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
A p[[p INTO TH[ MAR fUTUQ[
Matters Now in Embryo Form That
Will Be Live News in
Short Time.

1t does not require great amount
of foresight at this particular time
to discern in the hazy future the
successful elimination Of number
of projects which have interested
the people of Roundup for some
time. This article is not in the nat
ure of a prediction, but simply a
statement of things that are going
to happen while the coming year is
still in its infancy.
First smong these, and occupying
by far the most important place, is
the creation of the new county of
Musselshell, something for which
the people Of this city have worked
and prayed since the inception of
Roundup. A wise and kind Iegisla-
ture at Helena this coming January
will see the necessity of bringing
into being Musselshell county, and
the bill providing for the segreg-
alton Of Fergus and Yellowstone
counties to supply territory for the
new one will undoubtedly pass
with but few dissenting votes. The
entire MusselshelI section will well
come the change as it will aid
greatly in bringing about the devel-
opment Of this practically new
country.
An electric railroad connecting
the surrounding camps and hamlets
with the city of Roundup, is an
other project which will probably
become reality during the next
year.
The Commmercial Club hasrecog-
nized the possibilities of the pro-
position, and is now endeavoring to
interest outside capitalists in it.
The establishment of the trolley
line would place Roundup in close
touch with district conceded to
have a population Of 5000. It
would connect Roundup with Klein
Farrell, Rosedale, Old Roundup,
West Roundup and Davis.
The establishment of brewery
here has been decided upon by
company to be composed of local
men and a Washington brewer.
Conditions have been examined by
experts and found satisfactory, and
the new year will, no doubt, see
the location OF a brewing plant in
this city.
Another new manufacturing en-
terprse which will mean much to
this section of country as well as to
the city, is flour mill, The com
mercial club has also taken up this
matter, and recently committee
investigated the possibilities and
reported favorably. The club is
now in communication with West
Virginia miller who is considering
the proposition OF establishing
mill here.
Along the lines of the spiritual as
we'll as physical advancement of
the young men Of Rouniup,a move
ment was started some weeks ago
for the organization OF a YIN. "A.
which may possibly be brought
about before very long. Enough i'm
portance cannot be attached to this
move, and it is hoped that enough
interest will be taken in it to make
it go.
AS the year 1911 unrolls Round
up hopes to be able to place the
above things down as accomplished
facts.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09

The end of an argument is better
than either side of it.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09
RETAIL CLERKS
ELECT OFFICERS
Have Annual Election Of Officers a
Regular Meeting Monday Night.

The retail clerks union OF Rouud-
up had its annual election of officers
at the regular meeting held Monday
evening. The officers are as follows:
w. B. Strait, President.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-09

Geo. T. Powers, First Vice Pres.
Emma Roycroft, Second Vice Pres.
Ethel Loughridge, Treasurer.
Thos. Egan, Secretary.
The clerks have agreed with the
merchants to work evenings during
the holiday season, commencing on
the fourteenth and continuing until
Christmas eve. The stores will be
closed, however, on Monday, Dec.
10Th.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28
j
Uchron1ony cd Smierci.

), By1abym JUL straci4a nadzieje,
! po blisko czte1 oletnich clerpjeniach
na n,ezno6na chorobe pfuc, pisze.
pan; NJ. L. Dir, 2 GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
CO sto Dol " moich piersiach by{
wprost ME do wytrzymania, ME
by1am " stanie wykonywaG zadnej
roboty, lecz Ora King New Dis
oovery sprawiio, il czuje sig jakby,
odrodzona osoba- Jest to najlep-
sze lekars5wo robione przociw
chorobie gard}a j p}uc''. Natarczy-
wv kaszel, krnabrne zaziebienie,
Zebra, Ia grippe, ASTHMA, krnp,
kkrtaniowos6 j krwotok, cl.rypka Il
koklusz ustepuja szybko cd tel
5doskonafej medecyny. Spr6bujcie3
"a. soc i 81 90. Butelki ma probe
darmo. Gwarantowane przez N. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28
Boga".

synowi Boga". nauczy}o sic cd niego mi}oz-
- ten Boski Syn ma pa ci bliznegc, pokory, 1agod
nowac mad swiatem? Czy sic no6ci, czystosci. On umar},
juz ur9dzi}? Znajdujez sic jua ale religia lego zyie, przeo.
pomiedzy smiertelnymi? brazi SWAT a4y.
Zy} on juz i da} nam Vice umarl, m6wisz?
nauke Swieta; Eli go %prze6la- TAX, Mayo, umar} jak
dowai' skazali go ma 6m'erc towarzysz jego, Pawe}, kt6-
%krzyzowa. ny kaza1 pred medrcami
Krzyz jest tyko ola ME- Koryntu i Aten. Neron ska
|%wolnik6w,. vice panowanie| zal ich ma 6mier6. Czy ME
lego praysAe jest tylko suro] przypon;nasz& eobie tych
jeniem? przerazaiacych widowisk "a
Owszem panuje on, ale panowania Nerona?
przez swe prawa przez swaI w czasach Nerona wi
nauke. dowiska take byly zwyczaj-
A kt6z to uczy tych re- nemi rzeczami.~
czy? = Gdy zapail Rzym gdy
- By]o to "a psnowania wyda} ma passive w%Sciek}ego
KlaudYusza, gdy nieznajomy| ludu niewinnych c%hrzescian,
|jakis przyszed} do Rzymu. gdy wynalazl przeciwko tym
INaucza} on novel religii i Iostatnim nowe okruciehstwa;
%potepia} wystepki, ktorym " Jedni, zawinieci W sk6ry dzi-
Rzymie wystawiono 5wiaty- kich zwierzat, rozdzierani
ME. Czlowjek ten g}osi}, zelbyli przez ps6w; drudzy 20
religia ia nova zwyciezy ME przywiazywani do pal6w O.
tylkc " Rzymie, ale ma 6wie-', blewani byli smola, owijani
Gle catym. Pomysl wiec So paku}ami, kt6re zapalano, a.
bic, jak zostal przyjety przez by przyswieca6 uczcie, TAXA
dworzan cezare. Neron dawal W swoim ogro-
-Pewn Small sic z po- die, i gdzie %przebrany "a
dobnych bajek. woznice ~pomiedzy t1umami
Jednak mu sic powio- %przejezdzal ma wozie tryum-
do; wiele Rzymian przyje3o falnym. CT odwazni, kt6rzy
leg, nauke; wiele uczni6w tax oddawali swe zycie z RAJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28

czonee. zosta}o tYlko nasteps
com Romulusa, Rzymianom
jedYnie.
- jake, moja c6rko, cry
ME znasz proroctwa bog6w
no,. Rzymu?
SCI - Co cheese nj powie-
,ao. dziec? ME rozumiem.
len - s}uchaj: Cesarz August
"a. niespokojny o,los swego PAD
i'm. silva i ME widzac mic, CODY
sic, go pocieszyc mog}o, roradzi}
1ad sic byl wyroczni znanej Pal
lie. lor i nastepujaca otrzyma}
3D. odpowiedz: "Syn hebrejski,
ME sam Bog i Pan w%szystkich
rzeczy, zmusza mnie do cd
ola dalenia sic i kaze mi powr6
okc ci6 do piekie}." P6zniej uj-1
LII rial August ma niebie o}t:rz,
ma kt6rym Dziewica wielkiej
tax pieknosci trzymala Dziecie "
tx swych ramionach. W tel sa-
mel chwili us}ysza} nastepu-
do jace s}owa: Toto oltarz Syna
pa Boiego". August uklekna} il
uczcil to Boskie Dziecie. Po-
tenn kaza} zbudowa6 o}tarz 2
ze- napisem: "Pierworodnemu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-28
MARCYA.
z czas6w przesladowania
chrzeScian.
Gag dalszy.

Czy widzia}a6 tych niewol
n;k6w, tych wielkich. ksiaza1
ludzkich? Ale jednak, Leo
widok ten, kt6ry powinier
by} nape}nif SERGE mole "a.
doscia, pozostawi1 mnie zim'
ma i nieczu}a. Zdaje mi sic
zessnawet4 czu}am l'tosc mad
tymi nies7cze6liwymi. Me.
stety! czy kreW moich prod
k6w mia}aby sic we mnie
wYrodzi6? ~.'.
= Blogoslaw niebu, moja
c6rko; da}o ci ono }agodnokt
j dobroc, to znaczy; prawdzi-
wa ozdobe kobiety.
Ale ten nar6d niegdy6 tax
s}awny, czyliz ma on mix
nae ze ziemi?
- A jednak temu narodo-
wi zosta}o przyrzeczone pa
nowanie tego 6wiata.
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