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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
AJ,entures of Beatrice Buggs
Featuring Izzy, the Photographer, in
FOR OLD NASSAU
Bv ". o. MoGEEHAN-

mouth and leads him away Just as the
Princeton sophomores arc about 10
close In on him.
REEL 81 Go not think that Tufts
can score against u.s." explains Coach
Rush 10 Beatrice Bugs. "The diff
Guilty is in finding a way to score
sgsinst them"
why don't you make Il a couple
Of touehdowners7" suggests lrzy.
That's the way my friend. Ted Jones,
the Yalish coachman, does. He ex-
planned 1t to me that way"
Don't be foolish. Izzy," says Beat
rice, impatiently.
"All right, Miss Buggs," says IIzy,
hurt IF l make 1t a good suggestion
and nobody would listen l should be
blamed IL the Sons Of Nassaustein
don't win the game"
Ivy exits singing the Bulldog song.
REEL At is the fourth period Of
the Princeton-Tufts game. The score
is to 0. and it looks as though the
game would end that way. On the
Princeton players bench Beatrice
Bugs, the beautiful girl reporter. is
holding & dropping black and orange
pennant. There Is far-away look in
her eyes.
"Can Icy have thrown Us down p
she murmurs.
at begins to look that way" says
Coach Rush.
Suddenly the Princeton line goes
into kick formation. Tibbott, the drop
kicker, makes a try for a goal. The
hen oh 10 kYl hot no
posts and over the bar. As it passes
there is a whirring like that Of pass
ing aeroplane. Icy, the photographer,
seizes the ball as it alights behind the
goal posts. II is all over. Princeton
has won by the close score Of TO 0.
REEL 5.-"How did It happen ?" asks
Rush of Beatrice Bugs after the
game.
This is some Of Izzy's work." re-
piled Beatrice. 'l knew that be would
not throw us down.
"Bah," SCOTS Coach Rush. at was
merely a remarkable drop kick by
Tibbott."
"Wait a minute, Mr.. Rusher," says
Ivy. an. Tibbottstein didn't do that
all alone. fixed the ball"
Ivy produces q miniature motor and
aeroplane wings. when Mr.. Tibbott-
stein was ready to kick gave him
these to put on the ball." explains
Icy.
Remarkable" says Coach Rush.
could you let me have those for the
Yale gamer"
"Mr. Rusher, couldn't done IT, re-
plies Izzy. "Ted Jones, the Yale coach
man, and ! are good friends and, be-
sides, am son Of Old Levi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
Gold and automobiles
Are Killing Baseball
Only One American
League Team Loses

Chicago Oct l7.-Prosperity
marked the American League sea-
son Just closed, according to b. b.
johnson. president Of the organira-
tion, who is back at his Office here
to-day after an absence Of two
weeks, during which he attended
the world series
only one club In the league lost
money" he said, -and some teams
practically made up what money
they lost through the invasion Of
the Federal League. Philadelphia
is the only club that lost money.
Mr.. Johnson said he did not have
the final figures at hand, but was Of
the opinion that the Chicago Amer.
leans stood at the head Of the list
In total attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
FOLWELL PLAYS FOOL
PENN STATE VARSITY

State College, Penn, Oct. H.
Equipped with Bob Folwell's pet for
nations, Penn States second eleven
gained more ground against the regu.
lars to-day than has been gained by all
other opponents this season. Three
touchdowns were scored against Cap
tain Clark's team in a twenty minute
scrimmage.
End runs were not so effective as
of tackle and centre crashes, but
Edgerton and Jones, substitute half
backs, got away from the varsity ends
with alarming regularity. and each
registered a touchdown. Penn's style
Of attack on the centre Of tho line
brought CONSERVATION among the var
atty linemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
METCALF SEEKING
FOR MORE POWER
IN HIS ELEVEN
Columbia Coach Endeav-
ors to Remedy Weak
Spots by Some Shifts

Power FOR tho backheld Is the quest
Of Nelson Metcalf, head coach Of the
football team at Columbia University.
The faults that were brought 10 light
in the game against Vermont are faults
that cannot be corrected overnight, and
no one realizes that more keenly than
Metcalf. There Is nothing for him to
do but experiment. and he has started
TO reconstruct his machine for the
Union game on Saturday.
He made a couple Of changes during
the signal and dummy drill that took
UP the attention of the team yesterday
afternoon. and IL would seem that the
shifts will work to the benefit of the
squad.
Joe Brown, who has been playing at
centre, was sent to left halfback. while
Goldberg, centre Of the freshman team
last year. who played guard against
Vermont, WAS moved TO centre. Brown
was a powerful centre. He ranked with
the best as a defensive player, and
roved about the field, stopping end
runs and line bucks with equal ease.
His specially was in smearing forward
pass plays. On the attack ne was ac-
curate in passing and blocked well. The
sudden shift 70 the backfield has not
greatly affected his play.
/. RoseI. q water polo player, who
has been out nursing injuries. re-
turned TO the game yesterday and was
put in at right halfback. His coming
resulted in the RELOCATING of Zychlin-
ski 10 the second team. The latter
made an impression in practice, and he
did fairly we'll in the Vermont game.
but his lack Of experience was sppar-
ent TO all. He has the right spirit,
however, and may succeed in winning
his way back to the varsity squad be-
fore the end Of the season.
The squad raced through O long for
nation drill and held dummy scrim-
mage. Metcalf is handling the squad
with gloves, as he must, Tor Howard
Miller is lost 10 the team for the year
and high grade men are few and far
between at Morningside Heights.
Neither Munroe nor Kennedy was out
for practice. The former is laid up
with a strained ankle. and the latter,
not over strong anyway, was resting
on general principles. Kennedy Will
be out to-day and Munroe is expected
to be on hand for the Union game.
Soccer football at Columbia has been
suspended for a period of one year.
Lack of proper facilities is the excuse.
AL the available football men reported
TO Nelson Metcalf, and with the return
Of American football soccer lost its
slight grip on the student body.
W. G. Thompson was appointed act
ing captain of the freshman crew yes
terday. He will hold his position until
the crew starts for Poughkeepsie next
spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
Astey on Ertle's Trail

Willie Astey, the West Side bantam
weight, is hot on the trail Of Johnny
Ertle. Astey watched Joe Lynch 60
through ten rounds with Ertle the
other night, and is willing TO bet his
end Of the purse that he can decisively
defeat Ertle. If Willie is unable TO
force Ertle into a match he will again
take on Lynch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18

fourteen games played, the Tener rep
re.entatives had to be content with
two victories. Brooklyn won only one
Of the FIVE games played with the Red
Sox; the Cardinals did no better against
the Browns; the White Sox made
clean sweep over the Cubs In the series
for the championship of Chicago.
BY the way, at the next annual meet
ings steps may be taken to leg1slate
against post-season and ante-season
games involving major league clubs In
major league cities. Certain supposed
ly shrewd magnates have been advocat-
ing such a step for several yesrs. Such
men as Connie Mack and Barney Drey-
fuss have long maintained that the
preseason play robbed the regular
schedule openings of all their color. IL
seems a point we'll taken. There 10 III
tie doubt the public has been over
baseballed-
Bob Gilkes, the Yankee scout .whe
discovered Al Walters, the catching
sensation of the Donovan tribe, be-
lieves the youngster will rank with RaT
SchsIk before the end OF another year.
81 staked my reputation on his Adj
fly when | sent Walters to New YORK,
but | notice wonderful Improvement
in his form since q year ago. Walters
is as fast as Schalk and should be a.
fine a base-runner. | have talked TO
him and tipped him of to one slight
fault which all the catchers OF the
present day are prone to make.
81 hate to see a catcher squat down
on his toes to give the signals" Gilkes
declared. THAT constant stopping
strains the leg tendons. That is why
most catchers slow up so quickly. Now,
1. is absolutely senseless for catcher
to be STOPPING all the dime. II should
be easy enough to work and conceal
signals without resorting to such un-
usual care. Catchers OF the old days
did it, and they were as smart AZ any
we have to-day.
"If Al Walters Is careful to conserve
his speed, as I think he will, he is
bound TO prove within another season
the best catcher Of twenty years"
Captain T. L. Huston will leave town
within a day or two for Dover Hall, the
Georgia plantation purchased recently
by a number Of prominent baseball
owners and sportsmen for . shooting
and fishing club preserve. AS president
Of the organization Captain Huston
will 90 South at once to see that every
thing is in readiness for a house
warming the middle of November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18

.1rhs football season Is on
:. sporting Editor Is trying 70
y ~ a. the efficiency man why the
81 reporter should be carried on
I. '', ,.yroli through the long VIII winter.
y -. Bugs, the beautiful girl re,
'ss''. .u,ht, from her limousine and
Ha INTO her sanetum. There is a
H'i' !. her typewriter. She tears open
p ~ (Closs up Of the nOte')
rs't'' -
pe ras inst trimmed Harvard.
sae1 20 Princeton tomorrow.
es ov, are pretty ragged yet
W hey are very likely 70 %
.ssssnned. What shall ! d 0I,Su
v,.,u, waiting to consult tho
-, Editor, who was something
nut. and inclined to go up IN
i. 4, on an important story, Beatrice
.,,ou, IIIy Kaplan, the phOtOg-
rsr u
:, % one Of the colleges with me-
-, registers agitation. "lf 1t is
- Miss Bugs, | cant done IL
- inst got my bill from the
.s.h Platrks Hotel, in Boston, and
o.. a weak heart. Mr.. Hsughton-
- and me is good friends, you
'.l,rtsnd. and know lots Of Hsr--
- Aluminium fellers, like Haywood
~, Wv bur TO go 70 Harvard. you
~ s'-Is,t ask me, Miss Bugs, because
:. lanes tire coschman Of the Yale
h, ~ and me is such good old
Re. It is only TO Princeton" ex-
y =, - them says Izzy. "on condi-
al / bring my own lunch. These
.,sh.llers is standing in with the
,ssls 70 raise the price OF the high
=, q living. Look at the Coplish
Y51ks Hotel"
,ygL 2.-IIzy and Beatrice arrive
!, Princeton just as the Tufts team
S,.rbarks from Medford, Mass. The
-,sp;ion committee Of the Princeton
v,a mistakes Icy for r member CT
4, Tufts squad.
Are you the quarterback" asks
:, Of The Princeton students.
I don't know what l should get It
carter back" replied Izzy, register
- bewilderment. II amt spent Meth
:, IN the place yet. But if you think
s;-s Is q quarter coming back TO me
N AXE il and We can argue about it
h,r Mr.. Jones, the eoachman CT
M. Is a friend Of mine"
"A Yale scout" cried the Princeton
IN
I amt exactly 8 Yaler," replies
nv. bu. boiler for the sons Of Old
l,Ti all the time. Look, ! give 1t
ri once, Bulldogs! Bulldogsll OF!
T!! 0il!r"
Hush" warns Beatrice. you are
-,hrr a mug out Of the party, Izzy."
sYor why shouldn't ! said g good
r:,i for my friend, Coachman Jones,
I'd he sors Of Old Levi ,"
Beatrice places her hand over fzzy's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
Start Printer Returns

Charlottesville, Va, Oct. 7.-Allan
Thurman, star punter on the Virgins
football team last season, returned to
the university to-day after several
months with the American ambulance
corps in France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
Whitney Rochester Captain

Rochester, Oct 17-Edwin Il. Wit
ney. of Philadelphia, was to-day elected
captain Of the University Of Rochester
football team, to succeed Donald Wray,
who left town after the Clarkson Tech
game Saturday, to rejoin the LIST Cav
airy on the Mexican border. Whitney
plays right end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
O'Brien to Box Dorsey

Shamus O'Brien, the Yonkers Irish
lightweight, will meet Eddie Dorsey,
the negro lightweight OF Philadelphia,
in a ten-round bout at the Harlem
Sporting Club on Friday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18

Bowling Aiiey. Billiard ~
&oassHH1 Table Mfrs. Repairs. <A
supplies. MARI bros.
% Lptsn oanaxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18

% G1znkka1d Rice
A Song Of Some Weeks Hence.

A Song Of Some Weeks Hence.
Soon there comes deadly qliet
To the campus, dull and dredr;
Ended then the raucous mot
Of the frenzied college cheer;
But broodins pail a0iu hover
And the laurel turn TO moss,
When tho hdlfbGck tackles Horucs
And is thrown back for loss.
4.,~f
Nov the fuuback rushes oayly
Through the ddzed opposing team;
And he gains his distance daily
As he dashes under stearn; g.
But he shudders at the future Fl
With his system all a-,oreok,
Where the festive elder Pliny
Docs pdr dance on his neck.
If
Where the quarterback nop ddshes
Through the thickcst Of the fruy ~ts~
You may shudder at the clashes >
OF the foemen in the fray;
Though you think the game u brutal,
As pdstime it ,ciU pail
To the agony that follotos
When CatuLLs takes the ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
Why the High Brow Stuff.

in four years has had:
l.. championship ball clubs;
2. championships;
8. Amsteu md golf championship
like the original Man city Ci
Of Culture
Of It with the laurel and the
Yale VS.. Harvard.
undoubtedly slipped bit from her high football Of
years
Ya has undoubtedly moved upward
the Crimson de-
scent not to
cashere 80 Al TO
a tinge.
hand for their meeting and the
vim will be thankful enough for 2point margin
A Call to Winter.
Blotp bov Dintry breezei
Freeze putting greens and tees
from the bunkers cau
Drlve my mahe to the CaH;
from the rolling glen
Drive back % again.
! o May
hen have a chdncs o pLGyf
Who am to mutter NIT
golf balls TO be hit?
BloC boO NTH chilling throb,
lOhie / still q
Brooklyn achieve ali the
glorv thereof
ginning Judging the
~ns offered Brooklyn the she finished
sixth greater glory of the other thing
the will
dern fall Having arrived, she shows
her leave and unless Harvard Michigan and Penn
pupils will be delayed indefinitely II not longer
We'd Rather You'd Say 1t.
trimming this might she
beaten Black and Blue PLATO PETE
Duffy Levi. this fall He only b.'ed
$50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18

college desiring tidy requested
to
tons
Saturday maintain
goal glory enough campaign Or
campaigns.
ALStar Back
passing, Bnkey Hardwiek Mahan and
bakfed the this
to be lie Of
should heights this He has only fine
bsckAeld trade
telling this
in sesteppng lodging qualities will the
would have been good but hardly
back nailed
he starts is nothing
around him than he had
and is football
vicinity Of the top.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18
SITUATIONS WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

female.
A-A-COoK. CHAMBERMATD. fAHIoHdAIp.
Young Rvsd.s: r. city, iogener or "a
floor. Tol sgE Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18

ru,vprpvAIp WAITRESS and COOK Two
Irish Girls; eIc.ll,nt rrfercncssj '3o-sSoi nfTne
a, sevsrsta " Miss iIofmsJers Agency. ~ h"'
t3d ~. ID floor Tel S9ii Murray huA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
USUNCIE PIERWSZE ZAZIE.
BIENIE.

Zaziebienie ME wyleczy sic sa-
mo. Postep wycienczenia zaziebie
ME %wycienczy was, a wasz kaszel
bedzie niebezpieczny jezeli zanie
dbany. Wzruszajacy kaszel wy
czerpuje energie i podkopuje
size. Przez II lat szczesliwe
ombinacyjnie wsiakajacego pre-
civ dzialajacego balsamu ORA
King'a New Discovery leczylo ka
szel i pomoglo zapaleniu. M}odzi
i starry wyprobowali skutecz-
nose DR.. king'a New Discovery
IA kaszel i zaziebienie. Kupcie
butelke dis Il waszych apteka--
rzy, soc. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
C0rka Klemensowa'
Powiesc odnoszaca sic
Do zaprowadzenia chrze$ci-
ja1stwa " Szlasku,
oparta ia podaniach ludu g6rno
szlazkiego.
(DOkOnczenie)

Gdy juz pierwsze wrazenie mi
nelo, wtedy Klemens, a MIN
|wszyscy przytomni padli Ia kola
ia, powtarzajac "a MIN nastepu--
jace s}owa modlitwy: "Boze W
miloSci nieograniczony! jakzez CT
dziekowac "a 1aske, kt6ra juz mas
W zyciu doczesnem tax uszczesli-
via. Ach! dajze abysmv cnota,
swiatobliwem zyciem i modlitwa
wdziecznoSc nasza zawsze CT Okla
zywali!'
Tymczasem Totem blyskawicy
rozesz}a sic naok6l wiesc, re b.
rzak odzyska} syna, ktorego pred
dwudziestu laty postrada}. Wnet
tedy ci, co jeszcze ME odeszli do
swych dom0w, jake tez mieszkan-
cv Piorunowej Cork, zbiegli sic
czempredzej pred dom Borzaka,
.weselac sic Z tego zdarzenia. Prey
byi takze Lepa. Z iona swoja Wan
ka, ktora chcia}a koniecznie wi
dziec sic Z Klemensem, czy ma Z "a
uchem przyrodzone mamie bru-
natne, Ia ksztalt I%ierscienia? An
IA przeskoczyla do brata i przy--
patrujac sic prawemu uchu, re
k}a: TAX jest, ale zkad to wiesz
Wanka?'
Ma to .rzecze zapytana zwraca-
jac sic do Borzaka: ''Prawdziwie
Klcmens jest twoim s.ynem. Doz-
VOL panic; re ci opowiem rzeczy,
kt0rc dotad zamilczec musia}am.
Wkr6tcc pc urodzeniu syna twe--
go, gdy raz wyjecha}es IA dluz--
sly czas do granic w~egierskich,
przybyfo tn dwoch MEOW. ktorzy
prosili o goscinne pr~zyjecie. Ia
rrowadzi}am ich do twej zony.
Bawili tn oni dni kilku, naucza-
,jac co dzien pc kilka godzin zone
two.ia, wielki Borzaku, i s}uge
kanpaka. w koncu polali woda
podobnic jak to dis uczyni} kle-
mems. glove matki, dzieciecia i
kanpaka. Wtedy to widzialam o.
wa brunatne mamie. Mezowie ci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
SPECYALlSTA M0Wl, zE KAzDY
PoWlNlEN PIC CoRACA
W0DE Z RAMA
Wyp1oczcie wszystkie trucizny z
zo1adka, watroby i wnetrzno-
sci pred sniadaniem.

Azeby sic czuc, dzien pc dniu,
azeby sic cue dobrze wewnatrz,
ably usunac kwasy, ob}ozony je--
zyk, chorobliwy oddech hub Jaw
rot glowy; bez konstvpacvi, z6l-
ciowych napad6w, b6lu glowy,
zaziebienia, reumatyzm, albo ga
~, kwasy W zoladku, muscle ka-
pac sic wewnatrz tax jak kapiecie
sic zewnatrz. Jest to rzeczvwiscie
wazniejsze, poniewaz pory sk6r--
he ME wchlaniaja W krew nicely
%stoSci, co czynia pory jelit, tax
|powiada dobrze many specyalis-
ia merck.
Azeby trzymac tie trucizny i ME
czystosci dobrze i czerstwo cd 10
}adka, watroby, merck i wnetrz--
nosci. pijcie pred sniadaniem
kazdego dnia szklanke goracej
woody z tabletem kidnego a potem
wezcie go pred obiadem i wiecze
RIA re szklanka zimnej woody. To
przeplucze, wyczysci i odswiezy
Gale wewnetrzne dzia}anie zanim
bedzie wlozone .wiecej pokarmu
do zo}adka, wezcie tuzin kidnego
tablet0w "a kwodra cd waszego
aptekarza, te ME SO k~osztowne, a
dzialaja szybko. Pijcie goraca wo
de kazdego rama z kidnigo ola u
|w%olnienia .waszego systemu z tru-
elm i nieezystosci, kt6re powodu-
ia zaburzenia.
Azeby sic. czuc jak m}odzi H.
die sic czuja, jak ty sic czu}es
zanim twoja krew nerwy i mus
kuly zostaly zanieszyszczone ma
gromadzonemi nieczystosciami "a
truwajacemi cialo, rozpocznij cie
to leczenie i pc mad wszystko H.
zywajcie go -trwale! TAX jak my
do i goraca woda, dzia}a IA sko
re, czyszczac, %osladzajac i upiek-
szajac ia, tax kidnego i goraca
woda. pred s%niadaniem. dzia}a
IA zo}adek, ~atrobe, nerki wne
trznosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
T}u$ci Ludzie Mega
Teraz ZostaC
Szybko Chudy1ni
Przez umiarkoManie waszej
dyety g}ebokie oddycha~
ME i branie Tasco.

Tiuste osoby. szczegolnie te co maja Cd IL do 90
funtow ponad normalna wage beda ciekawe do
wiedziee sic re NIGGA latwo obnizyc swa wage bez
morzenia sic glodem i meczacych ruchow,
Moze to bye dokonanem przez umiarkowanie "
dyecie. tax re ME przeladujecie waszych orga-
now przez strawienie. dostajac dostatek swieze-
go powietrza, oddychajac gleboko i branie tassco
cztery razy dziennie.
Tasco Jest do dostania " kt6rejkolwiek dobrei
apiece " 5 grano~ych tablecikach. biorac jeden
po ka4den jedzeniu i jeden pred udaniem sic M
spoczynek. One kosztuja ma}o. 50 absolutnie ME
szkodliwe. sd }agtdne do brania i sa przcznaezone
ma obnizenie nagromsdzonej ~tlustosci gdziekol-
wick ulokowanej systemic.
Kika dniowa kuracya powinna okazac ~idocz-
ne obnizenie wagi, cialo nowinno pozostac twar-
de. skora gladka a ogolne zdrowie pole pszone. "
rzeczywistosci vase stapanie powinno navel bye
lzejsze i praca Ola was latwiejsza ~ilzejsza i Chef
~niejsza i blogie czucie " ogole.
Kaz1a osoba kt6ra jest 10 albo 20 funtow ponad
normalna wage powinna r~zeczywiscie sprobowac
tego ~leczenia, z pewnoscia znajdziecie. il jest
akurat tenn czego w chcecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
pochodzili z Czech, zkad sill do

pochodzili z Czech, zkad sill do
Gniezna.'
S'sonczyla Wanka, a wtedy o.
dexwa} sic Borzak: "Teraz rozu-
MEM, ola czego iona moja ME
chcia}a jesse MESA ofiarnego i ola
czego mnie talk czule b@aga}a, a.
bym krzywdy ME wyrzadza}chrze
scijanom, teraz rozumiem s}owa,
kt6re do mnie umierajac m6wi}a.
O droga zono! spelni}o sic, 0 co
mnie W ostatniej godzinie zycia
blaga}as. Boze! jakzez cudowne
So Twoje drogi.'
Wszyscy podziwiali Opatrznosc
Boza, a w koncu tax sic odezwaf
Raczek: ''Uznawajmy i wielbij-
my mi4osierdzie Boze i mi}osc ME
ograniczona ku nam OLGA, kt6ry
lest w niebiesiech. Kto mu wier-
ny jest, ten szuka najprzod kr6--
lestwa niebieskiego. Uczyni4a to
~szlachetna ma}zonka Borzaka, a
OTTO Jake cudownie Bog sic opie-
|kowai klemensem, czyniac 60 ma
wet wybrancem, ably nawr6ci4 OF
ca swego i przywiod} 60 do poz-
mania chrzescijanstwa.'
Ma podobnych rozmowach up1y
wal czas szybko, i ami sic ME spo-
~strzezono, jak nadesz}a p6}noc. I
dali sic vice wszyscy ia spoczy-
mex.
Ma drugi dzien pozegnajac sic
goscie, a mianowicie Promny i LIE
DIN p%rzyrzekli, re beda czesto
G6rke Piorunowa odwiedzac.''Nie
Piorunowa, ale Klemensowa be-
die sic odtad zwa}a ia g6rka, Ia
Geese naszego naWroclclela ,
rzek1 Promny.
''Panie!' odrzek1 Klemens, ME
jestcm godzien tego ~zaszczytu. ale
|niech bedzie raczej ia g6rka tax
nazwana IA Geese mego patrona.
On MECH bedzie tez patronem kos
%cio}a. kt6ry tn chcemy wystawic.
Sta}o sic tax, a pc dis dzien ow
pag6rek slynie pod nazwka "Gor
XII klemensowej.'
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