davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1911-08-19
City of Washington Offers Exceptional Ed
ucational Advantages.
POINTS FOR PARENTS
Historic Places and Associations Here Are Them
selves an Inspiration to the Young.

, tendance at the institutions in and around
the District of Columbia of students from
all over the United States.
1t is quite reasonable, therefore, to sug-
gest the unreasonableness of parents who,
living in Washington, turn with auto
matte thoughtlessness to colleges and uni
versities in the states when the time to
send their children away to school,
comes around. The public schools here
rank with the BEST the private academies
and colleges are the equal of any; the
great universities outnumber those of any
city on the continent and rank with the
most superior, wherever they may be-
Washington's Advantages.
Washington offers to the student ad-
yantages that. are hers. and hers only, by
right Of her supremacy as the capital
of the nation
And these advantages are free
The various departments of the govern
ment are so many highroads to knowl-
edge which every pupil of every school
in the District may claim, the right to
travel. regardless of sex, race or any
sliding of the social scale No tollgates
bar the way.
Every school in the country teaches
the Declaration of Independence from a
book of American history.
Washington possesses the Declaration
that made the history
To- every American man and an ever
growing number of American women
the Constitution of the United States is
document TO be reckoned with il for no
loftier motive than for its bearing on
individual interests. Every school i'm the
country teaches that Constitution.
Washington holds the original draft
The spirit of the Constitution lives and
breathes in every state capital in the
Union. but it is in Washington that ma
tional legislation and the supreme ju-
dietary give to the student fullest con-
cept1on of the government of his country
and of the qualities needful for the
proper conception of its laws.
The Districts educational value over
flows the boundaries of her national in
stitutions.
Every President of the United States
has walked her streets, and all, from
Jefferson to Taft, were inaugurated here.
Houses Diaries of the Past.
Her old houses are so many diaries OF
a past that had its share in the making
Of history. and her cemeteries cradle the
dust of men whose names are corner
stones of the nations foundation.
Anacostia bears evidence of the Indian
life that gave her its tribal name. and
Georgetown is forever associated with the
two songs that will live as long as Amer
lea lives. On her busiest street stands the
Key mansion. once the home of the man
who wrote The Star Spangled Banner"
and in the quiet of Oak Hill lies. the
author of Home, Sweet Home
And TO Washington's material blessings
are added crystal clear water, greenest
trees, an incompatible market, and-for-
tissimo-the finest year-around climate
| in the land.
Evening star., 1911-08-19

This special section of today's Star
is intended to serve twofold pur-
pose, to increase the attendance at the
institutions of learning whose adver-
tisements are displayed herein and to
assist those readers of The Star who
contemplate giving their children the
advanta ges of preparatory. collegiate
or university education in making
proper selection.
The subject is one that should be,
and doubtless usually is. considered
with the greatest care. Shall the in
stitution be secular or non-secular?
Shall it be technical or academic? I?
Shall il be one at which physical de-
velopment is considered of the great
est Importance, where growth of body
must keep pace with mental progress,
or one where athletic sports are op-
tional. or considered merely an incl
dent of the school life?
Tt is these questions which are of
moment to parents and which this
special section is intended to. answer.
in measure at least. Any one of the
Institutions described will be glad. to
send. on application. catalogue and
literature giving more comprehensive
details than are possible in the limited
space of this section. Often, too, COR
respondence is necessary, or. perhaps,
a visit. before decision is reached as
To the wisdom of an intended selection.
MI these things may grow logically
from careful perusal of the pages of
this section.
Washington's educational institutions
embrace the needs of humanity. Men
and women. boys and girls, of all races
and all creeds. find here the requirements
that go TO make them leaders in the COM
petition of life Each succeeding year
finds the capital. as educational CEN
ter further advanced. No one can esti-
mate what the future has in store along
this line. although il would seem as il
the intellectual forces of the nation were
bent upon making this city the modern
Athens of the world.
Evening star., 1911-08-19
Growth of Private Schools.

There is no question but that the I'M
portance of private schools has grown
wonderfully of late years, and the extent
to which this holds true, so far as the
National Capital is concerned. may be
determined. in a practical way, by ref
erence to the advertisements in the lead
ing newspapers There are. statistics
show, comparatively few private schools
in the middle west. and the west. and in
consequence parents in those sections
send their children east to complete their
education. and Washington gets large
proportion of these students
The reasons for this quite apparent
and have been reiterated to such an eX-
tent that their review in detail is hardly
necessary. But the fact. being admitted,
has more complete demonstration with
each succeeding year by the increased at
Williams news., 1911-06-24

Shoes and stockings for everybody Racket Store.
Williams news., 1911-06-24
Holloway-Sevier Wedding

The ranch home of MT. and Mrs.
 Gordon HoIlaway, west of town, was the scene of a very pretty wedding last Sunday afternoon when Miss Edna Hollaway and Willard L. Sevier were joined in the bonds of matrimony by Rev. J. M. Ocheltree. The ceremony took place at 2 o'clock p. m. The bride wore beautiful white silk dress
 and carried a bouquet of white carnations. The groom was attired
 in the conventional black.
 After congratulations were ten dered the newly-Wedded pair, the guests were ushered to a long table
 ladened with good things to eat, and all did justice to dinner that will long be pleasantly remem- bered.
 At 4 p: m. the happy couple mounted their horses and started
 on their honeymoon, which will be spent in their cozY little cabin on the Verde ranger station where MT. Sevier is stationed. They were given a hearty send-off by the volunteer
 band composed of tinware and sticks. Their horses were decorated
 by admiring friends.
 Those present were MT. and Mrs. Gordon Hollaway, the brides par ents; MT. and Mrs. Gordon Holla- way, Jr., Mrs. D. D. Smith. the
 brides sister; Rev. Ocheltree, MT.
 and Mrs. Walter Parker, MT. and
 Mrs. H. c. Sanders, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Robinette, Mir. and Mrs. E.
 Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. H L. Benha m, w. J. Parker, c. Hatch and A.
 Hunter; the Misses Frances and
 Thelma Parker, Lila and Hazel
 Cook, Ina Hollaway, Ava Smith,
 Anna Margaret Benham, and Mas
 ters Henry Page, Mansaul, Paul and Warren Ocheltree and Gordon Smith.
 The young couple are we'll and favorably known throughout this
 section of the country and THE NEWS joins with their many friends in wishing them all happiness, and joy and long and prosperous mar ried life. They received many pretty and useful gifts.
 Shoes and stockings for everybody.
Williams news., 1911-06-24
M: E. Church Notes

Rev. s. J. Rogers of Phoenix was the speaker at the morning services last Sunday.
 Tomorrow the pastor will occu- by the pulpit morning and evening.
 A few of the young men of the congregation met at the home of MT. Bengston Friday night and arranged for the formation of a mems class to meet at the Sunday school hour.
Williams news., 1911-06-24

Ribbonsl Ribbonsl The largest stock of ribbons in the city at prices from 1 cent to S5 cents yard. Racket Store.
 Baseball dance, Friday, June 30, to pay for extension of fence on east side of the grand stand. Everybody buy a ticket.
 Fancy neckwear, from 35 cer ts to 75 certs. Racket Store.
 An endless variety of Royal Shirt Waists at the Racket Store.
Williams news., 1911-06-24
Work Will Soon Start

After you take Dr. Kings New Life Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their fine results. Constipation and in digestion vanish and fine appetite returns. They regulate stomach, liver and bowels and imLart new strength and energy to the whole system. Try them.- Only 25c at all druggists.
Williams news., 1911-06-24
.cocal Hews
ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST

Mrs. Thomas Fitzmorris of Cliffs spent Monday afternoon shopping in Williams.
 Robert Perrin of Fresno. Cal, arrived here Tuesday morning to spend the summer.
 Prof. Frank Greene left last Sat urday morning for Ava, Okla, where he will spend his vacation with his wife.
 Dance Friday evenings at Opera House. Biz" dances Opera House Sd and 4th of July.
 w. F. Dermont, president of the $. & M. Lbr: Co.,, returned last Fri day evening from his business trip to Phoenix and the Salt river valley
 MT. Chamb berlin, manager of the Holmes Supply Co.,, went to Pres colt Sunday to attend the initia ton of class in the Knights of Co., lumbus.
 FOR SALE-First class Soda Fountain, with tank pipe, and all fixtures at a bargain. Racket Store.
 Mrs. M. P. Farrer and little sou arrived in Williams last Sunday and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. l. ?. McConkey.
 Supervisor Smith of the Tusayan Forest is on an inspection trip out around the Sitgreave mountains. He expects to remain d week or ten days.
 Come in and convince yourself that we offer real bargains in Mems, Boys and Children's Suits. Babbitt-Polson Co.
 J. W. Thomas, who for some time past has had the log road run from here to Bellemont, will sh hortly re- turn to Winslow and resume his position as engineer from tt at place to Seligman.
 Joe Stewart, who levanted with suit case belonging to Charley Dobry, was intercepted at Needles. brought back to Williams. and given 100 days in the county jail.
 Special matinee every Saturday afternoon at Opera House, 2:3O D. m. Bring the children and spend a pleasant hour or two. It's edu. cational. Admission 5 anel 1Oc.
 Mrs. Sam Edgington of El Paso arrived in the city Monday 10 join her husband and they will make Williams their future home. MT. Edgington is one of the proprietors of the Cabinet.
 The funeral of Charley (Manie) ] Burkes occurred Sunday at 2 D. m. from the residence of MT. and Mrs. Jesse Littrell. A large con- course of the sorrowlng friends of the family followed the remains to the cemetery.
 Moving pictures and vaudeville, Opera House, every night except Friady. Complete change of pro- gram nightly.
 Miss Myrtle Gravelle, assistant principal of the William school, left here last Wednesday for a trip through California and Washing ton and thence on to her home in Michigan.
 The Gun Club boys are making big preparations for the shoot on the Fourth of July. All the crack shots of this vicinity are te take part, and several of the best marks men of Flagstaff and Ash Fork are expected.
 Word was received in Williams Tuesday that Probate Judge Kidd had appointed c. s. Patterson and A.. G. Chisholm administrators of the estate of Andrew Johnson, de- ceased. The value of the estate is said to be close toi$5000.
 Every day we hear people. say "What large parcel for SO little money at the Racket S:ore."
Williams news., 1911-06-24
SI0O Reward, SIOO.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least dreaded disease that Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutions. disease. requires constitu- tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken n- ternally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assist ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any that it fails to Send for list of testimonials
 Address F. J. CHENEY S CO.,. Toledo O.
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Williams news., 1911-06-24

MISS Margaret, AndreW Mlller ana
 Miss Myrtle Gravelle visited at the
 Saginaw lumber camps Wednes
 day. The party were taken out to
 the camps by Bobby Burns in his
 new automobile. They returned in
 the evening and report having had a jolly good time.
 Sheriff Francis passed through
 Williams last Saturday evening,
 having in custody Mexican
 charged with being implicated in
 the shooting >affray in Williams the
 week previous when Gregorio Sald-
 bag was shot in the mouth. He caught the Mex. at Barstow. Fourth of July pest cards. Racket Store.
 Miss Zella Jones returned to her home in Flagstaff last Saturday evening. Miss Jones made splen- did record as teacher in our school
 during the winter term, and the
 host of friends she made while here
 wish the little lady every success
 in future.
 I THE NEWS received letter from
 Sam Small, of Phoenix, this week,
 in which he stated that the first { number of his democratic daily, The Sun, would be issued in the Capital City July g. The Rev Sam is a trained journalist, and will give the people of Arizona a vigorous, reliable democratic newspaper. Mems, Boys and Children's Suits, at 25 per cent discount, at
 Babbitt-P olson Co.
 O. M. Flesher, the new Santa Fe roundhouse foreman, was made
 happy Monday by the arrival of his
 family, and they are "getting set tied" in comfortable quarters in the east part of town. The Fleshers . are the sort of citizenship Willia ms
 needs and THE NEWS hopes they ' will be permanent.
 FOR SALE-Two pairs of young
 mules, good workers; four fresno
 scrapers; two sets chain harness 1 one road blow, new. Inquire at
 NEWS office. J. CAUFMAN. THE NEWS was in error last week
 in stating; that Ed Hunter had just finished planting 1900 young
 cabbages. The item should have
 read 16,OOO. Mir. Hunter says if his vegetables turn out as we'll as
 they now give promise of doing, he
 will have garden truck enough to
 supply the people of Coconino coun tty-and then some.
 Oh! You Candy Kidl Another
 ton of those delicious candies just received. Racket Store.
 { Miss Lillian Terry, one of the most popular young ladies in Will :, Jams and also one of the most successful of the corps of teachers , in our school the past winter, left Wednesday for Berkeley, Cal, ! where she will take an advanced course in teaching during the sum. mer. Miss Terry will be greatly missed by the younger society peo-
 .1le of Williams.
 The school picnic Friday after noon of last week was a great suc- cess, 125 people being present. A
 program of athletic contests, in- ;luding relay races, potato races Qor both boys and girls of all the 7 ,srades), ball throwing, jumping, baseball and other sports were neld, and there was plenty of good things to eat for every body Handsome prizes. donated by the 1 generous business men of Williams, were awarded to the winners of the various contests. A good time is reported by all who attended.
Williams news., 1911-06-24
Special Extraordinary"

BATTLE OF JUAREz-Opera House Saturday and Sunday evenings Interesting, educational and never to- be forgotten episodes of the great. est revolution in the history of Mexico. Every man, woman and child should see this great war picture. Admission 10 and 25c.
Williams news., 1911-06-24

MT. and Mrs. E. J. Nordyke left on No. 9 Monday for Monticello, Ind. for a six weeks visit with relatives.
 Strictly fresh eggs, 25 cents per dozen. Racket Store.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-26
Rozwjazafo gfeboka .ta-
jemniCe.

= ,,Choe Panu podsiekowa6 z
g4eboko6oi mego serca" pisa{ G.
RAIDER 2 Levisburga, w. Va, "a
cudowna p~odwdjna korsy6d jakaa
mia}em z Electric Bitters, kt6re
mn,e wyleozyio : dw6ch niebez~
piecznych prsypadk6w, : ohoroby.
4oladkowej : reumatyzmu. Przes
kt6re nsjwiecej bezskutecznie cier-
pia}em przez dziesie6 lat. One
zadowoiao moi .przypadek tax
j4kby zrobione byly ola mnle."
Ma dyspepaye, zapohanle, z6atacz.
he, ! ma uwolnienle systemu cd.
truo,znznerkowyeh, kt6re powodnja
reumatyzm. Electric Bitters niemna
Spr6bujcie je. Kaida
butelka jest gwarantowa "a xada-
walniajaca. Tylku Sue v apiece
NJ. J. Kowalewsklego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-26
CT ytajcie bardzo ciekawe
POWIESCI p. t.:

,,Dwie zony pod jedna strzecha' %(dachem) ca1o5c obej-
mule l5 %zeszyt6w.
,,kr6lOWa aWanturniCa" calo66 IS zeszyt6w.
Ma OftarZu mifoSci" SO zeszyt6w.
,,NienaWiSG a mifose" 81 ~zeszyt6w.
yGroby SybirskieS 102 ~zeszyt6w.
,WolnOmularze" czyli tajemnice loz maso6skich. II zesz.
,,Fatalny tr0n" 103 %zeszyt6w.
,,Ob]ubienica weneckas479 zeszyt6w.
,Ojciec Gap01" SO %zes7yt6w.
,Liona" czyli nieezcze6iwa piekna grzesznica. 81 zeszyt.
,Niewinnie ma szubienice skazana". 1O2 zeszyt.
vPorwane dziecie'' Ill ~zeszyt6w. III:
,,Mafg0rZatd@ 102 ~zeszyt6w. 2":"
Polecam wiee innyc powiesci jake ko zazada. Je-
den zeszyt kosztuje 1O.ameryka6, cent6w. 20 hol. 20 fen.
10 koj. Nadto juz Prawie "a darmo wYse}am ~ zeszyt6w
powiesci illustrowanych kryminalnych, DO tylko "a 80
cent, ameryk. kt6ra to kwote prosze posla6 markami pocz-
towemi W li6cie k46re przyjmuie z w~szystkich KRAKOW i Ii
cze jake got6wke.
Te powiesci maia wielk4 wartosc literacka W niczem
ME. obrazaja uczuc sestetycznych i NIGGA bye przez kazde-I
70 czytano. s%
Adresowac listy prosze:
Jan Bystryk
W Majdanie--Kolbuszowskim.
-~4- Gaal1cya- - "A ustrya - Europa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-26
Opowie S
z zyc'iiialj.
= 11>o u
da]szy

O60AO
Gag da]szy
Co doktor pomoze! We VITO
rex umar1 ekonom 20 dworu
chociaz prey doktorze,
rzek} Jedrzej.
- Moze go tam "a p6zno
wezwali. Pr6bowac trzeba: co.
dotktor to doktor, vie co 70.
bic, on do tego nauczony. A.
le ME ba}amuccie oicze, lee
Gle zaprzega6, trzeba sic spie-
szyc.
Jedrzej. ME opiera} sic d}u-
lei pojecha}, a Marysia tym'
czasem zywo krzatala sic ko'
10 chorej, to polio ia zi6}ka-
mi, to przyk}adajac 6utelki z
goraca woda, to ok}adajac ro-
zegrzanym W ogniu i wsypa-
nym do worka piaskiem, to
rozcierajac, gdy ia kurcze bra.
".
Zjawii sic i doktor. Poch:'
walil Marysie, 10 dobrze TO-
bi}a, co trzeba, ! zaraz dial Je-
drzejowej lekarstwa, kt6re
p~rzywi6z} z SODA. Posiedzia}
pol godziny, da} znowu wy.
pic jakichs kropli, powiedziaf
Marysi, co ma dalej czyn;c,
i odjecha}, DO juz ma niego
inri chorzy czekali.
Pc kilku godzinach okrop-
nych cierpied Jedrzejowej
i usilnej piracy Marysi, by ma
coche uratowac, kurcze usta-
". Potem i bole sic zmniej-
szy}y, Chora pocic sic zacze-
la i .usne}a pomalu.
To znaczy}o, ze by}a juz
ocalona.
o, dzieki CT, Bozel "a
wowa} Jedrzej ze}zami wdzie-
c7nosci, - tobie, Marv6! -
doda} sciskajac c6rka serde-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-26

}cznie. - Dobre, poczciwe /,
[ciebie dziecko j Bog Gle z
g {, " w,ynagrodzi. zsby ME y
ME tw . pomoc !. ii:rada, e
teraz mozeby piecioro siero1
ze nina PREY trupie
matki.
- Tylko ME miejcie do
m,lnie nijakiego zalu, tatulu,
ME gardzcie NINA! - zawo}a'
la 20 lzami Marysia.
- ME, ME, mole dziecko
Moze Bog mas pokara} "a
ciebie, ale teraz wszystko
przesz}o. Po %prawdzie, to ia
nigdy ME my6lalem o tobie,
ale widzisz, OF i ia sic wsty'
du najad}em, ! ludzie pod.
iudzali... Ale teraz oboie z
matka JUL Gle ME .puscimy
cd siebie.
- Zrobicie, jak chcecie;
teraz tylko Bogu dziekuje,
ze nam d%opom6gl. ia urato-
wac.
R~zeczywiScie Jedrzejowa W
pare dni by}a juz zdrowa j
ME mog}a nadziekowac sic
Marysi, ze ia ME zwazajac
no swa krzywde przybieg}aja
ratowa6 ; cd smierci ocali}a'
Marysia ma usilne prosby
zosta}a W domu. 1 ojcisc j
matka starali sic teraz SER
decznie wynagrodzic jej po-
przednia swa n~iesprawiedli~
wo6c i. obojetno6c. Lecz ME
tylko oni, ale wszyscy we VS.,
zaczeli przychylniejszymi o. :
czami patrzec ma MIA, i Mkt
reraz ME posadza} jej re by}a
Wilma W tel sprawie napadu
ma dw6r. I jej samej lei sic
ma sercu, chociaz zaw-.
SIZE jeszcze dreczY} ia niepo-
k6j o Franka.
Tymczasem ma wsi poma}u
zmniejszala sic cholera. Co
raz mniej by}o wypadk6w
Zawsze jednak je
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-26

ezcze ludzie sbyli " strachu a.
ME mieli zbli1a6 sic
lido tego, kto zachorowa}. W
caig wsi prawie jedna tylko mi
Marysia szla 2 pomoca cho- Wy
rym j nabra}a nawet wprawy tw
W ratowaniu ich. Sam navel wi
dokt6r m6wl} 0 niej, 10 sic sia
umiejetnie bierze do rzeczy sic
il nazwa} ia swoja pomocnica' ne;
Pewnego dnia dowiedzia}a {
sic, ze ogrodnik Szulo zacho- po'
|rowa}. ta};
- Lezy 6wab W swojej bu- sic
die ". .ogrodzie j jeczy, re NC
al sic echo rozchodzi, - opo- jak
wiada} Antek, anatomy Ma nc
rysi formal dworski, a PREY DC
MIN niema ami zywoj duszy nc
i pewno 60 cholera zatlucze :
Dobrze mu tax! Niedawno ME
iak sic dowiedzia}, ze sic Wal we
kowi zmar}o, a stara matka 0 r
"a. MIN ]amentowafa, to po- PR
uiedzia}: ,,wielkie rzeczy, Eel
bedzie 0 jednego chama roz
tutejszego maiej ma Swiecie... ]ef'
Przysz1o teraz i ma niego. ME
= Oh prawda, ze. Ely to 2 t
czlowiek, alec zawsze czlo' |od'
wick. I m6wicie, ze go mkt lel
ME ratuje? "i'
- A ktoby to chciaH Kaz-
dy 0 siebie sic boi. Zeby pan
stwo byli " domu, to by :
tam PREDICT co mu pomogli.
Posyla1 CT ekonom pc felcze-
ra, ale 60 pono ME zastali W
domu, to kaza{ tylko zaniest
mu. iakichs kropli. stasiek :,
postaw1l flaszke kolo niego,
a sam uciek}.
No jake to bye mole,
o moi Jezu! ia tam chyba poi
de do niego. Juz WIEN, jak a..
ratowac cholerycznych, to
moze co mu pomoge, oa,,
B6j sic Boga! Marysia! ,,,o ,
czy ci zycie niemi}e. Jeszcze
ME movie, zeby iSc jak do
.kogo, ale do togo przebrzy-
diego swaba, co sic cieszy}. /
jak naszych ubywalo, a Gle up'e
bic zgubi} W tel sprawie swo- ICY
jem oskarzeniem p6zniej je-
szcze sic z ciebie nakmiewa}
Marysi ma wspomnienie pre-
SERGE wezbra}o goracym za]em zdro
do niegcdziwego cz1owieka, co me-
ia prze6ladowal. W duszy jej os'
sic jakby tajemna
XII u
radosc, re on teraz cierpi. A
le natychmiast pokona}a " ham
~ -
IN ,,cz,1cia niochrzo6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-26

ia umieram baz-ratunku! -
i klal straszliwie.
Wygladal okropnie: plane
mial ma ustaoh, oczY 2 b6lu
wychodziiy mu ma wierzch,
twarz sic kurczy}ai wykrzy-
wiala tax strssznie re Mary
STA s%pojrzawszy ma niego az
sic przeleklai mimowoii cof-
ne}a sic cd progu.
On jednak ia spostrzegl j
poznal. = Marysia! - zawo-
tai; = ha... 21zYszla6 napa6c
sic moja meka... TO zemsta
uciecha ola ciebie patrze6
|iak umieram,.. Ale i ciebie
moze djabli vienna niediugo...
Och, jaki b6N,. Zdechniesz
moze ty tax samo.
= Me bluznijcie czlowieku I,
ME pomstujcie, a lepiej Boga
wezcie do serca j pro6cie 90
% ratunek. ia ME cieszyc sic
przysz}am, ale was ratowac.
Predko i zrecznie ogie6
rozpalifa, zagrza1a woody j ia
jela sic chorym, robiac ko}o
niego najprzykrzejsze us}ug;
2 taxa gorliwo6cia, z takiem
oddaniem sic, jakby ME byl
jej obcym, a nawet niena-
wistnym, ale najblizszym ser
Gu cz1owiekiem.
Niemiec chwilami uczuwai
ulge W bole5ciach, Patrzy}
wtedy zdumionemi oczyma,
jakby sobie ME wierzac.
Przysz}as mnie. ratowac?..
szepta}; ty mnie ratujesz... tn
czyzby "a ksra Boat:
P6zniej znowu zawo1af z
Me patrz ma mniel ty mnle
spojrzeniem swojem zabijasz..
ty mnie przypominasz wszy-
stko. >.
Co tam bredzicie! Toe z
ca}ei duszy pragne}abym
wan ulzyc, = odrzekta Ma.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)