davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
NEWELL REPLIES TO HILL.
Irrigation Director Declares Railroad
Man Shows Lack of Information.

Chicago, March l4.--Director Newell
of the government reclamation service
has made further reply on behalf OF the
government to remarks credited to a
recent speech by James j. HILL Mr.. Hill
was quoted as stating that the irrga-
tion work of the government could be
accomplished at half the amount now
expended. Mr. Newell said Mr.. Hill
showed a surprising lack of accurate in
formation and apparently chung to the
worn-out theory that the government
could not work as cheaply as private
concerns. He asserted that "a compila-
ton of the costs of all the irrigation pro-
jects of considerable size, recently built
or in process of construction in the
United States by private or corporate
capital, including in this estimate more
than one hundred large systems, shows
the average,cost of water an acre as not
far from $50. The average cost for
rights on government projects is S45
Considering that it is generally conceded
that the government has built more sub
stantial and enduring structures and has
provided an ample water supply, which
many large private enterprises have
not" said Mr.. Newell, "the COMPARE
son of costs is even more favorable to
the government works"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
BURLESON HAS PLAN
TO GIVE OUT PLUMS
Will Make Suggestion to Democrats Re-
garding Proposal to Open the Taft
Civil Service List.

Washington, March IA. - President
Wilson's advisors have solved the diff
Guilty as to how patronage shall be dis
tributed through the country.
Within few days Postmaster General
Burleson will offer plan to open to
Democrats $4,000 third and fourth class
postmasterships converted into civil
service list by ex-President Taft Sec
rotary Burleson may ask a revocation OF
the order, or he may offer plan that
postma sters who benefited by ex-Presl-
dent Taft's order be required to pass a
merit test which would open also to
others.
In the latter case the Democrats who
entered the merit competition would
have, as good chance as the Republi-
cans.
Chairman McCombs of the National
also will suggest to the pres
ident that any man who subscribed to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
WILSON ASKS COUNSEL
OF THE PROGRESSIVES
Will Consult With Senator La Toilette
on Legislative Policies at Confer
ence In the White House
House Tonight.

Washington, March l4-President
Wilson begun yesterday a campaign for
support of progressive Republicans in
the new Congress.
He arranged to consult tonight with
La Toilette at the White House on
legislative policies. He will consult the
Republican group freely and
endeavor to obtain their aid in pushing
through progressive legislation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
HOLLIS HAD 3 VOTES
MORE THAN NEEDED
Break of Deadlock Came When Repub-
lican Vote Shifted to Another
Candidate, Who Received Only
Partial Support of Party.

Concord, N. H., March l4-Henry +
Hollis, Democrat, who was elected United
States senator yesterday, received lss
votes, or three more than required.
John II. Bartlett, the new Republi-
can caucus candidate, had l2l and Ed
ward Y. Pearson, Republican, who yes.
terday retired from the contest, IL
Henry B. Quinby, Republican, had IS
and Robert p. Bass, Progressive, had H.
The scattering votes numbered IL; thers
were three members absent and 81 were
paired
The deadlock which had continued since
the daily ballotng began on Jan. Ia,
was broken by three Democratic mem
bers from Manchester, who had sup.
ported Gordon Woodbury.. Before yes
terday's ballot was taken, Senator joy
al, speaking also for Representatives
Jannelle and Richard, am ounced that
while they had opposed the Hollis candi-
dacy on principle, they felt that it wouli
be wrong to continue longer as obstruc-
and that the three would vote
for Hollis. Two Republican members
and all but two Democrats supported tie
successful candidate.
The newly elected senator is ma
tive of this city, where he has be IN
engaged in the practice of law since
his graduation with high honors from
Harvard university in 1892. He is AZ
years of age. Mr.. Hollis has been iden
tilted with Democratic politics since be
coming voter. He was the party's |
candidate for governor and for Congress
IN several occasions, but the only elec
i've office that he has held was d sin. |
.le term as representative in the legisla
L in 1929.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
CHILDREN HATE
CASTOR OIL, UGH
Delicious "syrup Of Figs" Best for Their
Little Stomaehs, Liver and Waste
clogged Bowels.

Look back at your childhood days
Remember the physic that mother in
sisted on--castor oil, calomel, cathartics,
How you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different The
day of harsh physic is over. We don't
force the liver and thirty feet OF bowels
now; we coax them. We have no dread
ed after effects. Mothers who cling TO
the old form of physic simply don't
realize what they do. The children's
revolt is well founded Their little
stomachs and tender bowels are injured
by them.
II your child is fretful peeyish, half
sick, stomach sour, breath feverish and
its little system full of cold; has diar-
rhna, sore throat, stomach ache; doesn't
eat or rest well--remember- at the
tongue; il coated, give teaspoonful OF
Syrup Of Figs. then don't worry, because
YOU surely will have well, smiling child
in few hours.
Syrup OF Figs, being composed en-
tirely of luscious figs, SIENNA and aro-
MATES, simply cannot be harmful It
sweetens the stomach makes the liver
active and thoroughly eleanses the little
ones waste-clogged bowels. In few
hours all sour bile, undigested. ferment.
ing food and oonstipated waste matter
gently moves on and out of the system
without gripping or nausea.
Directions for children of all ages, |
also for grown-ups, plainly printed on
the package.
BY all means get the genuine Ask !
your druggist for the full name, Syrup /
of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA prepared /
by the California Fig Syrup Co. Accept
nothing elsc--Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
By Pres. Wilson's Appoint
ment of a Taft Sup
porter
j. K. WILLIAMS ASST.
SEC. OF TREASURY
Mr.. Williams Long Has Been
Independent in
Politics

Washington, D, c., March l4.-Presi-
dent Wilson yesterday announced the
appointment of John SHELTON Williams
of Richmond, Va, to be assistant see
rotary of the treasury. Mr.. Williams
is a banker of long experience. He ere
ated the Seaboard Air Line railway
system and was for long time its
president.
Mr.. Williams and other members OF
his family have always been independ-
ent in politics. IL is authoritatively
stated that he supported Taft against
Bryan in 1908. Senators Martin and
Swanson of Virginia were called in by
the president yesterday morning for
perfunctory consultation on this appoint
ment and announcement was made
few minutes after their departure.
With the announcement of Williams
the hopes of loyal Demo-
Gratis who have fought the battles of
their party on empty stomaches for the
past sixteen years have gone glimmer-
ing still further down the path to the
land of what might have been. Score.
Of these party men have grown daily
more dismayed as President Wilson's in
tention to base his appointments on
real merit rather than party fealty be-
came more and more apparent.
The first important appointment an
nounced by the president was that of
John H. Marble to the interstate COM
merce commission. Marble had been
appointed secretary to the commission
~ President Roosevelt. His activities
nave been limited to efficiency in his |
service to the commission, and he had |
no labors for the Demo
ratio party which would entitled him
o a commissionership nd Mr., Wilson
egarded this Office as plum"
Right on the heels of Marbles APP
continent came that of Dr. Charles p.
Sell to succeed himself as commissioner
# labor. DR.. Neill is an out and ont
aft Republican, although he has new
r been politically active. His appoint
nent to succeed himself was sent to
he Senate by President Taft last fall,
ut the Democrats refused to allow it's
Then thr ew Democratic president
ppointed Eagar E. Clark to succeed
imseIf on the interstate commerce com
iission. Clark's appointment also had
cen sent to the Senate by Mr.. Taft
nd also had been held up by Demo
rats
William f. McCombs has Endorsed Col. :
VILLAIN II. Osborne of Greensboro, n c., ,
,r commissioner of internal revenue
e has presented Col. Osborne's name
the president and it is considered o :
BOD guess that Mr.. Wilson will be anx- :
us to please Mr. McCombs in the mat. !,
r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
RAY COLLINS
CONTRACT HAS
BEEN RECEIVED
Last of Red Sox HoldOuts Is Now on
His Way to Training Camp at
Hot Springs.

Boston, March l4.-The signed con-
tract OF Ray Collins, the last of the
Red Sox hold-outs, was received by
Secretary Robert b. Mercy OF the Bos-
ton american league club in his morn
ing mail yesterday. Collins mailed the
contract from his home in Burlington,
VT, just before leaving for Hot Springs
training camp on Wednesday noon.
From the first, President McAleer in
sisted that Collins should sign before
he reported, and he eventually carried
his point.
Collins was unable to get exactly what
he demanded in the way of salary, but
it is understood that the club made some
concessions to him, and that a long
distance telephone conversation Secre-
tary Mercy had with the southpaw,
earlier in the week, clinched the matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
GLASGOW STUDENTS BEATEN
When They Attempted to Break VI
Suffragette Meeting.

Glasgow, March l4.-Students at Glas.
gov university and 800 stewards, n
Guiding 80 dock laborers, came TO blows
at suffragette meeting in Andrew s
hall last night.
The students Jared badly. Many were
beaten and scores elected.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst was an
nounced to speak and the students filed
the rear seats with the purpose Of break
ing up the meeting.
When they started an uproar a de-
taehment of stewards and dock laborers
swooped down on them. A free fight
followed. After a ten minute engage
ment 50 students were carried out and
the meeting continued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14

The brightest day for every girl
and every woman is the day when
she looks well, feels well and is
well. For every woman who does
not enjoy these bright days of good
health there is this cheering news.
Your aching back, the dizziness,
langour and weakness that leaves
you trembling and breathless after
any exertion, those attacks OF faint
ness and headaches that make
everything blurred, can be BAN
ished Just as soon as you make up
your mind to build up your blood
with DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
They are the blood builder every
pale, bloodless, sick woman should
take. Women who have tried them
value them above all other medi-
cines. They know that they make
the pure, red blood that brings
freedom from pain and WEAKNESS,
color to the cheeks, brightness to
the eye and a healthy appetite.
Every woman should know that
she must have good, pure blood If
she il to he strong and healthy.
The pale, sickly girl, who does not
grow strong, has no appetite, and
has to stay out of school, suffers
from lack OF blood. The mother
who breaks down and becomes
nervous under the worry and hard
work of bringing up her family,
needs good blood. The woman
who is easily tired out and looks
old before her time, has poor blood.
To all of these women DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills will give new,
rich blood and prompt relief. They
will build up the strength, tone up
the stomach and nerves and give
robust health. A booklet, "Plain
Talks to Women" will be sent
free upon request of any woman.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold
by all druggists at so cents per box
or six boxes for So. so, or direct by
mail, postpaid, by the
DR.. williams Medicine Company.
Schenectady. NJ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
SWEDEN is BECOMING "DRY."
Temperance Wave Rising-No Liquor at
Rigsdag Restaurant.

Stockholm, March 1.-THE temper.
ance movement is making strides in
Sweden. Both houses OF the Rigsdag
passed the bill forbidding the sale of
wine, beer or liquors at the Rigsdag res
taurant after January, 1914. In spite of
the fact that the majority OF the Rigs
dag has not yet decided in favor of pro-
hibition, this decision is considered sig
nifcant of the great progress of the tenn
perance movement and to forecast the
introduction Of full prohibition in the
near future. The crown prince and
princess are temperance advocates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14

Democratic principles be considered in
the distribution of plums, without con-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
Are You Constituted?

If SO, get a box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, take them regularly and your
trouble will quickly disappear. They
viii stimulate the liver, improve your
digestion and get rid of all the poisons
from your system. They will surely
get you well again. Csc at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.-Advt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
MeDEvITT WAS DEFIANT.
Quincy Legislator Refused to Make Any
Apologies.

Boston, March l4.-Senator John !.
MeDevitt Of Quincy, again deaed the
Senate yesterday, fatty refusing TO
apologize to that body for the scrusa-
ton Of bribery which an iuvesiiEat-
ing committee declared unfoundsd.
After hearing himself repriman6ed By
President Greenwood McDeviit abruptly
eft the chamber under suspension nm
81 May l, o. Entii be makes an apology.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
SULZER REMOVED
COL. J. F. SCOTT
And Appointed Judge John B. Reilly of
Plattsburg to Be Superintendent
of New York State Prisons.

Albany, n. H., March l4.--Gov. Sui
ger yesterday removed Col. Joseph +.
Scott as superintendent of state prisons
and designated Owen L. Potter, the gov
ernor's assistant legal adviser, to take
charge of the prisons temporarily.
Judge John y. Reilly of Plattsburg
was nominated by the governor to sue
coed Scott.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14
MONEY GOES HIGHER.
Six Per Cent. Bid for Short Period
Loans.

New York, March l4.--There was in
creased firmness in the money market
yesterday and the bidding rate rose to 6
per cent. for the shorter periods. -Four
to six months money was offered at 5A a
6 per cent. The market was quiet.
Commercial paper rates advanced to
512@ per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-14

sideration as to whether he is backed by
men.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22

wniez predko, jak nastapila po-
wodz, tax Same zniknela. Nldo-
cznie szybko wyczerpa}y sic zro-
ola. w nowo utworzonem )ezlo-
RE zrod}a ME zaprzestaly swej
piracy i potion woody pcdnos' 81:
Z godziny ma godzine. Ma mie)scc
wypadku przyby}o wielu geolo~
gov, ktorzy starajq sic zbadac
przyczyne tax nag}ego katakliz-
mu. Welding ich mniemania, wo-
dy podziemne wyz}obi}y W ciagu
d}ugich lat przejscie w znajduja-
cych sic tam p%ok}adach m;oce-
nicznych. Uczeni So zdania, re W
najblizszej przysz1osci nastapia
dalsze katastrofy. Wiclu miesz-
kancow okolicznych wiosek opu-
sciio W trwodzc swoje domy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
stkich trzech zaborach r6wnocze,

stkich trzech zaborach r6wnocze-
snie, ruch szczerze narodowy,
polski znalazlszy oparcie ma du-
chowiehstwie, zblizy} sic do Ko-
scio}a i poczucie hcznosci z MIN
stale sic zaciesnia-
z Galicyi donosza, re rozwia-
zanie Sejmu jest juz postano-
wione. Move wybory odbeda sic
pred styczniem 1914. By}y ma
miestnik Bobrzynski albo bedzie
powo}any do Izby panow, albo
pose} Halbam odstapi mu swoj
mandat do parlamentu. Stapinskl
zapowiada wspolnq kampanie
wyborcza Z rbracmi Rusinami."
We Lwowie mieszka przesz}o
1000 rodzin zydowskich przyby-
}ych z Rosyi W czasie pogromow
i wojny japohskiej ME posiadaja-
cych 2adnej legitymacyi. Ponie-
waz wykaza}o sic, re DUO z Mich
trudni sic szpiegostwem, ma
rzecz Rosyi, postanowiono pre-
to wydali6 wszystkich z kraju.
Lwowskie towarzystwo dzien-
.nikarzy ebchodzi obecnie dwu-
dz~iestolacie istnienia. w roku o.
statnim tow. to mia}o 1896 ko-
ron dochodu, a fundusz zelazny
doszed} do powaznej kwoty
1856, 2 koron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
ZAWoD.

Trudno byloby wyobrazic o.
bic. re MONA zarabiac ma zyeie.
usiiowaniem odbierania sobie zy-
cia.
Okazuje sic, re W Paryzu mic
ska pewien obywatel. ktory "a
rabia W ten sposob i lyle niezle.
w najruchliwszem miejscu O.
sobnik ow rzuca sic do Sekwany.
Naturalnie natychmlast go wy
ciagaja, zbiera sic tlum sypia sic
pytania. Topielec objasnia, re po-
stanowil sic utopic Z braku srod-
kow do zycia. a ludzie o dobrem
sercu daja ja}muzne. Nastepnego
dnia znowu topi sic W innem
miejscu i znow zbiera pieniadze.
Niedawno pewien pan poznat
90 i zdemaskowai. Tlum tax sic
tenn rozgniewal, re wrzucono go
do Sekwany Z powrotem i kaza-:
no wydostai sic be- pomocy~
Okazalo sic. re sprytny toP1e-
lee plywa doskonale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
w AMERYCE.

Bill znoszacy clio ma wielu to-
warach przeszed} olbrzymia vic
kszoscia g}osow w izbie ~nizszej
Kongresu. w senacie rozpoczela
sic zazarta walka. Senator Smith
Z Michiganu zapowiada straszna
nedze w ca}ym kraju jezeli bill
przejdzie.
Dwie flotyle amerykanskich
statkow podwodnych w~yruszy}y
ma woody oceanu Z zapieczetowa-
nymi rozkazami. Wywola}o t.
pop}och. Niektorzy sadza. re to
zwyk}e manewry. inni, re idzie o
demonstracye przeciw Japonii.
Szczepionka antisuchotnicza
dra Friedmana, ktora sprzeda} "a
poltora miliona dolarow amery-
kanskim spekulantom, podobno
ME wiele warta. Oficyalny rapport
federalnego urzedu zdrowia W
Westinghouse konstatuje, re ME
zawiera II mic takiego CODY u
sprawiedliwialo wielkie nadzieie,
i chorzy leczeni "a szczepionka.
wcale ME wykazali p~olepszenia
W stanie swojego zdrowia.
Japonia oficyalnie zaprotesto-
wa}a przeciwko ustawie przvje--
tel W kalifornii. w protescie tym
rad japonski uwaza ustawe kali
fornijska "a pogwalcenie traktatu
z r. 1911 i stwierdza, ze sprzeci-
via sic ona miedzynarodowym
zasadom odnoszacym sic do ro-
wnouprawnienia obcych obywa--
tell.
Stany Zjednoczone posiadajq
najwiekszy zapas rud z%awieraja-
cych radium. ME produkujq so
jednak ma miejscu lecz wysylaja
do Europy. gdzie radium jest
wydobywane. Cneya tego pier
wiastku kosztuje obecnie p%oltrze-
cia miliona dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
PoWRoT ,,N1EBosZcZYKA"
z AMERYKI.

Z Lubelskiego, w Kr6lestwie
Polskiem, donosza do dzienikow
warszawskich o nastapujacem o.
sobliWem zdarzeniu:
We wsi Kozicach, W powiecie
lubelskim, pewien wloscianin ma
}orolny, wyemigrowawszy do A
meryki, dorobil sic tam pc kilku
latach ciezkiej piracy 1000 rubli
i zapragna} wr6cic do rodzinnego
kraju. w drodze, jeszcze ma zie-
mi amerykanskiej, napad} ma ME
go jakis drab i zrabowa} mu Gala
gotowke wraz z paszportem. Bic
dak pozbawiony wszelkich srod-
k6w, musia} p~ozostac ma obczyz-
ME i ma nowo zabrac sic do piracy.
Zgnebiony nieszczesciem, ME 3D.
zywa} sic wcale do rodziny. lynn
czasem - trzeba szczegolnego
trafu - 6w bandyta wkrotce po
dokonanym rabunku maggie IL
mari. W}adze amerykanskie, zna-
laz}szy PREY trupie poszport O.
wego ch}opa i 1000 rubli szczesli-
vie jeszcze ME roztrwonione, o.
desla}y pieniadze i akt z~ajscia
m%niemanej zonie do Kozic. Cie-
p}a wdowka znalaz}a wkrotce
starajacego, a re babe bez chic
pa W gospodarstwie ,,nijak" -
wysz}a vice "a MAJ. Pc kilku Ia
tach emigrant zarobiwszy znowu
kilkaset rubli, wybra} sic W po-
wrotna droge do domu, nikogo
jednak o swoim przyjezdzie ME
uprzedzajac. Przyby1 do domu,
kiedy W cha}upie odbywa}o sic
wesele najstarszej jego corki. Po-
jawienie sic ,,nieboszczyka" W
orszaku weselnym sprawilo o.
czywiscie nadzwyczajna sensa--
eye. Zjawili sic tez przedstawi--
ciele w}adzy policyjnej i wszyscy
b~ohaterowie tel osobistej tragi--
komedyi zostali zaaresztowani.
Wkrotce sprawl ~wyjasnila sic
pomyslnie ola podejrzanych. Kon
systorz uniewazni} Stub i prawo-
witty maizonek Pc tylu przygo-
dach odzyska} n%areszcie rodzine
i dobytek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
JAK SPA

CT re zwyk}ych smiertelnikow,
ktorym wydaje sic, re panujacy
spia ma jakichs nadzwyczajnych
lozach - myla sic niejednokrot-
ME.
Cesarz Franciszek Jozef spi ma
lozku polowem.
Cesarz niemiecki spi ma lozku
polowem.
Krol Wiktor Emanuel ma ivy
czajnem lozku zelaznem, W bar
do skromnym pokoju.
w najoryginalniejszy sposob
spedza noce krol belgijski, gdyz
czesto sypia W hamaku.
Rekord prostoty w zyciu Edo
by} mikado %japonski: ten sypia
ma dywanie p%os}anym ma podto-
DE.
w zupelnie odmienny sposob
Cd tych glow koronowanych spi
niekoronowany kr6l naftowy
Rockefeller. lego wspaniala sy-
palma znajduje sic ma najwyz--
SEEN pietrze palacu zanim sic
kto tam dostanie. musi precise
caly szereg pokojow. Przez Gala
noe stoja ma stray lokaje. ktorzy
ochraniaja spokojny sen miliar--
dera. >Przez Gala noe W sypialni
dziala i pail sic elektryczno$c.
w ogrodzie rowniez chodzi straz.
a procz tego ~jeszcze dwoch ludzi.
jeden Irlandczyk, drugi zas
Szwajcar. ktorzy zdecydowali
sic ochraniac swego cl1lebodaw-
&C "a Gene w}asnego zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-22
ZATOP1ONY LAS.

Pred kilku dniami W Westia-
lii, w okolicy miasteczka Hof-
stem, zapad}o sic Is morg6w lasu
ma IS metrow g}eboko pod po-
wierzchnie ziemi. w miejscu
gdzie przedtem byl las, utworzy-
10 sic ~natychmiast jezioro. 10
respondent .,Berl. Tagb." opisu-
je ten wypadek, jak nastepuje:
w p6lnocnej czesci Westfalii,
tuz mad granica Hanoweru, znaj-
duje sic opustosza1a okolica, kt6-
"a nazywaja tam Swietem mo-
rem. Podanie g}osi, re stall tam
niegdys pred wiekami klasztor.
ktcry pewnej pieknej nocy zapad}
sic pod ziemie. Bujne zielska "a
ros}y to miejsce i z rzadka tylko
widac wsrod Mich brzozy i jod}y.
Teraz historic ma do zanotowa--
MIA drugi podobny wypadek W
tel samej okolicy. lego samego
dnia. ktorego wydarzyia sic kata-
strofa. mieszkancy okolicznych
wiosek s}yszeli niby grzmoty
podziemne i daio sic przytem IT,
cue niby lekkie trzesienie ziemi.
Nagle przestrzen nieco zalesiona,
obszaru dziesieciu morgow, "a
cze}a sic powoli obnizac. 4 odby-
walo sic to tax spokojnie, re ros-
mace ma niej jodly i brzozy zanu-
rza}y sic wraz z MIA powoli i BY
najmniej ME upadly. Ze wszyst-
kich scian tel nowo tworzaceJ
sic doliny, obficie wyp}ywac "a
czela woda. Z poczatku splywa}a
powoli, wkrotce jednak zebra1o
sic jej lyle, re drew. ktore sic
zapadly. zaledwie w~ierzcholki
widac bylo mad powierzchnia wo-
dy. Tymczasem W okolicach tego
miejsca zauwazono inny bardzo
ciekawy objaw. Mianowicie ma
polach i lakach, wysoko bardzo
polozonych, ukazaly sic nagle
SLIME bijace zrodia. w jednej
chwili utworzyiy one bystro
rwacy potok. ktory zala} Gaia o.
kolice ma duzej przestrzeni. Wo-
da dotaria az do %polozonej o kill
ka kilometrow miejscowosci ka-
pielowej Bad Steinbeck. Lecz ro-