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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27

extremes of fashion and foolishness,
in their poodle-dogism, in their prac-
tees of race extinction through fail
ure to take time to make home; and
in all of those practices of wasted
energy and purpose, and the hunger
ing classes financially below them
should have followed in their foot
steps, the outcome is readily seen
The truth of the matter is, the whole
American race would have deteriorat-
ed into state of simple goodfornoth-
ingness.
But thanks to kind providence we
have been saved from this calamity
by another which at first glance
seems more awful, but which in real
ity cannot compare in its awfulness
with the one we have escaped.
Scientists, historians, and religion.
lists, all unite in telling us that we
have reached an age when we are
about to pass over the line of demar
cation which divides the present age
of Modernism" into a great beyond
an age of something according t
someone and something else accord
ing to another. 1t should be impos
sible for us to determine what tina
other age, which we are about to en-
ter, will be, or be like, but we ma,
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27

The Times has a larger circulation
than any other paper on the Twin
Falls tract. Are you one of its many
readers?
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice for bids for the construc-
ton Of a steel suspension bridge
across Snake river.
Notice is hereby given, by order of
the board Of county commissioners of
Twin Falls county, Idaho, and the
board of commissioners of the Hills
dale Highway district in Minidoka
county, Idaho, in joint session, that
said boards will receive bids for the
erection and construction of a steel
suspension wagon bridge across
Snake river at Hansen bridge site,
more particularly located as follows
At a point approximately 1850 feet
west of the range line between ranges
IS and 49, east of the Boise Meridian,
at point where said mentioned line
intersects Snake River in Section u.
Township 10 S, r Is e.
Sealed bids or proposals will be re-
ceived by the clerk of the board of
county commissioners of Twin Falls
county, Idaho, up to p. m, October
20, 1917, at which time said bids will
be opened, at the office of the county
commissioners in the court house in
Twin Falls county, Idaho. Said bids
to be made in accordance with plans
and specifications made by the Good
Roads department of the United States
government and approved by the
board of county commissioners of
Twin Falls county, Idaho, and the
board of commissioners of Hillsdale
Highway district, in Minidoka county,
Idaho, in joint session, September Is,
1917.
Said plans and specifications being
now on file with the secretary of the
said Hillsdale Highway district board,
and the clerk of the board of county
commissioners of Twin Falls county,
Idaho, and are hereby referred to for
the purpose of making said plans
and specifications a part of this no
tice.
All bids and proposals must be ac-
companied by a certified check for 5
per cent of the amount bid. The right
to reject any or all bids is hereby re-
served
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Twin Falls County,
Idaho, and the Board of Commission
ers of Hillsdale Highway District in
Minidoka County, Idaho.
o. e. CARLSON,
Chairman, Board of County Com
missioners, Twin Falls County, Idaho.
A. B. RICE,
President Board of Commissioners
of the Hillsdale Highway District in
Minidoka County, Idaho
920-27; 1929.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27

in a measure rest assured that it VIII
be an age of greater efficiency.
For the United States alone, there
can be no other alternative than an
era of greater efficiency when this
lesson OF war shall have been learn
ed. They who were formerly useless
as a plague to the country, because
of their thoughtless disregard of the
needs of the land. have now risen to
the cry and need of their America,
and formerly frivolous women, are
now sewing. knitting, cooking, econ
Omizing, learning to do things worth
while. learning how to be wives and
mothers in the truest and most sa-
cred sense of those words. Young
Sports idle dudes of absolute moth
ingness to all appearances and out
ward display. at the sound of the
bugle changed like the very lightning,
and who dares call them worthless
as they quietly, and earnestly offer
their services to the country, to be
used at her discretion, to be shot
mangled and torn with shell?
The real manhood and womanhoOd
of the race. so long hid and left un-
nounshed; how it Will finally break
out when a crisis comes, and how we
admire it and laud it, for America
loves manhood and womanhood when
il is true.
The crisis of war has been a re-
deeming influence in our land, and it
seems inevitable that the future shall
see a greater and more efficient and
Industrious race than has ever been
seen before. Men and women are 60
ing to learn the value of money, the
value of human life, the value of eX-
pediency, of efficiency and above all
! they are going to learn to sympathize
with the real needs of the country
and its more unfortunate people. We
are going to learn how to look a
great problem square in the face and
solve it. We are going to learn the
value of unity and cooperation We
are going to recognize as we have
never before recognized il, the mu-
tual dependence that exists between
all classes and kinds of men
All this that we are to learn, simply
means in the last analysis, that we
as race are going to become more
efficient 1t is indeed encouraging to
look forward to such greater
brighter day as we now behold in the
distance, and feel that after all, this
terrible war, these lives that have
been sacrificed, the money and energy
that has been expended, that it has
all happened for a purpose, and thai
the blood of our sons shall not have
been shed in vain.
Surely the American people vii
not fail to recognize these vital les
: sons that are held forth to them, anC
will grasp them eagerly that the.
might in some measure redeem them
selves from the past and forever il
the future remain spotless from tn
: light frivolous, nothingness of thei
, former manner of living, and stan'
out instead as solid, firm, substantial
E men and women.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27
Stull Swearingen

wishes to announce
that he will open a
barber shop in th Ise
Union building, adj
joining the Kimber-
ly Hardware Co. He
solicits your patron
age.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27
Indian Home Rule
Issue In Empire
Agitation For Autonomy In Home AZ
fairs Spreading Through Eastern
Land.
q. N. S. Leased wire)

LONDON, Sept. 25-The home rule
fight which Ireland has monopolized
so long, has now spread to India.
To allay this agitation while ex-
planning the political reforms which
the home government has in mind is
one of the tasks which will fall to
Edwin Montague, secretary for India,
when he leaves for Bombay later.
Political feeling in India is drift
ing into dangerous channels" says the
Times, one of the most conservative
newspapers in the British Isles. 1t
adds:
Apart from the extreme forms of
agitation, advocating something in the
form of complete home rule immedi-
ately on the conclusion of the war and
policy of passive resistance to the
counter measures with which the gov
eminent has been compelled to main
tain its authority, in the great body
of middle opinion a feeling of uncer-
tainty prevails as to what will be the
position of India in the British en-
pire when peace is declared"
A dispatch from Bombay quotes the
Times of India as saying that Mr.
Montague's visit will be warmly vel
coined and says that undoubtedly the
leaders of Indian opinion will meet the
British statesman with a spirit of CO.
operation. The same dispatch quotes
the pioneer" as saying that "There
has been agitation of the most repre-
hensible sort on foot in India"
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27
PROTECTION

fer your Home, Family and Creditors
Insure with Western State Life
w. T. HARBERT
Kimberly Ave. Phone 772-J
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was responsible for il. An officer of
the Standard Oil company declared
his investigation established that be-
yond a doubt the explosion was acct
dental and due to gas generated in
the hold
The Moffatt arrived i'm ballast from
Vancouver b. c.. yesterday and il is
declared was due to sail today. The
vessel carried no cargo at the time OF
the explosion
The vessel was built at the Union
Iron Works, San Francisco. in 1915,
and was of 2,120 tons net and had a
capacity Of $4,000 barrels of oil.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27
Terrific Explosions
Destroy Factories
Munitions Plant Blown To Pieces and
Standard Oil Ship Totally DemOl-
ished-0ne Man Killed; IL Injured.
q. n. S. Leased Wire1

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 25-One man
was killed and more than a dozen
others were injured when a terrific
explosion wrecked the munitions
plant of the Newton Manufacturing
company, at Warrenville, three miles
from here today
Three hundred others at work in
the building at the time had narrow
escapes. The force of the explosion
blew windows in houses more than a
mile away.
The Newton Manufacturing COM
pany is engaged in the manufacture OF
shrapnel and shells for the United
States government. The company S
plant was filled with nitro glycerine
shells.
RICHMOND, Calf, Sept 25-Two
men were blown to pieces, Standard
Oil tanker, j. A. Moffatt was badly
damaged and a portion of the main
wharf OF the oil company here was
blown in at four o'clock this morning
by an explosion. The victims were
Ernest Rutter, quartermaster of San
Francisco and p. r. Juillerat, of Rich
mond. 1t was definitely established
several hours after the blast that they
were blown to pieces. Two others
were injured. The cause of the ex-
plosion is a mystery although the po-
lice have decided some outside agency
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27
Held Because of
Death of Porter

CAMP LEWIS, AMERICAN LAKE
Wash, Sept. 25-When 466 conscript-
ed men of the national army from
Montana arrived here today they were
confined in barracks pending investi-
cation of the death of a negro porter
whose body was taken from the train
on which the conscripts were riding
when it arrived at Spokane.
1t is alleged 100 quarts of liquaI
we're abord the train when it arrived
here
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27
TWO HEARTS THAT
REALLY "BEAT AS ONE
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international News Service)
CLARKSBURG, w. Va, Sept. "a
When DR.. Mansell Hoff was examin-
ing Smith Strader, of Union District,
to determine his fitness for the selec-
tive draft army, he discovered an APP
parent irregularity in the beating o;
Strader's heart.
Closer investigation showed that
Strader apparently has two hearts
beating independently of each other.
Strader said he never had suffered
any inconvenience from his two
hearts.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27

Twelve Old Line Fire Insurance
companies have authorized the Bank
of Kimberly to write policies for
them. For safe, reliable fire insur-
ance come in and see us.-Adv.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27

With age comes experience. Years
of service always results in higher
standards of efficiency. The Bank of
Kimberly was established in 1906 and
is the Oldest bank in the town.-Adv.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27

Subscriptions for the Twin Falls
Times will be received at the Kim
berly office, phone AZ J. This is the
only paper devoting itself to Kimber-
ly interests in special way.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-09-27

For Federal Farm Loans see the
Bank of Kimberly. Information con-
corning these loans will be gladly Civ
en- and your desires promptly attend
ed to.-Adv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25
|Dobre obei$cie robi przyjaciol.

Nigdy ME Zawadzi bye grzecZ-
nym co oznacza dobre wychowa-
Inie Dobrc wychowanie pozostaje
tam, gdzie close bierrze gore mad
zdrowym rozsadkiem. zle wycho
wani zawsze sic irytuja, podno--
sza CLOS gniewny i przytem ME-
raz W sza} wpadaja. Dobrze wy
chowany czlowiek. dobrze wycho
wanna parma, dobrze wychowana
kobieta, kontroluje sic, zeby ME
wybuchnac, to jest przez poczucie
delikatnosci, - kt0re jest pierw
|sza cecha dobrego wychowania.
|Odrazu poznac gbura. kt6ry cho-
wal sic W leslie, kiedy ME zwaza-
jac- ia otoczenie, krzyczy glosno
W podnieceniu. az uszy sluchaja--
cych bola. Me moze sic uspokoic
Ii powiadaja. re on jest gwa}tow-
Inego charakteru, lecz tn jest co
Iinnego, tn zachodzi brak najmniej
szej og}ady towarzyskiej. z dru-
giej strony, chociazby czlowiek
ME miaf sposobnosci wychowania
towarzyskiego. to powinien sic
lkierowac poczuciem delikatnosci j
dobroci, a przedewszystkiem wy
rozumialosci, MECH zawsze wspom
mi ma to, jakby je mu ME bylo
przyjemnie, gdyby jaki gbur ma
niego FACIAL wo}ac. Wiele do "a
chowania sic przyzwoitego przy-
czyni sic panied ''nie czyn drugie
mu, co tobie ME milo. Wyznawac
tie zasade, to JUL przyczyni she do
mosniejszegos przebywania " to-
'swarzystwiie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25

sia}by przeciez i masoneryi fran
cuskiej sumienie troche przeczy-
scic.
Kajzer VI swej polityce wzgle--
dem Koscio}a i wzgledem calego
swiata ME kierowal sic prawem
Bozem, ale przcciez i Rad francus
HI ME jedno pod tym wzgledem
ma ia swojem sumieniu.
Gdyby papiezem byi p. Styka to
wyrzuca}bv }ajdactw tylkoNiem-
com, a darowywal wszystko Fran
cuzom ale poniewaz papiezem jest
ME p. Stayka, to r6wna miara
mierzv ola wszystkich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25

do ziemi jeszcze dobre 20 sazlli.
VIE ;,uScilem powr6z, lece ma
dol .lak kula, i W Okla mgnieniu
=. klaps! Jestem ma ziemi. Pozna
je, &c to wies jegomoscinego cjca
i patrze, re tam kole grochu lazi
ktus "a Swiniami. Zblizam sic az
tn widze pred SODA - kogo: -
zgadnij jegomosc - poczciwc OF
czysko jegomosci!
Ledwie dom6wil chop tych
slow a tn chlast 60 pan W twarz.
- Lzesz chamie! DO moi ojciec
nigdy swim ME pasai.
CHOP zas, uk}oniwszy sic panu,
przystapi} do stolu, zgarna} swoje
pieniadze i wyszedl z Panem b.
Gicm.
Szlachcic dopicro sic pomiarko
wal, re 60 chop W pole wyprowa
dill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25
Mako Boza ! upros cud, alb

- Mako BoZa! upros cud, ably
!pociag przystanal. Blagam Gle IL;
rany Jezusa.
Teraz odezwaf sic przeciag}y
gwizd lokomotywy.
- Hurra! przcchodzi, wygrali'
my - odzywa sic jeden Z opry-
|szk6w.
- 0 ia nicszczeSliwy! Wszyst.
ko stracone! - TAX mySli sobit
Janosz bliski uduszenia, odchodza
cy prawic cd przytomnoSci.
Ale IA tenn przeciaglem gwizda
jniem nastepuic Signal gwa}tu -
kr6tki gwizd - jeden, drugi, trze
eli. czwarty, piaty i szosty-Dja.
|bli!.... Toe to sygnaf zatrzyma
MIA VIOLA jeden z opryszkow.-
W nogi! Czcmpredzej W luxury.
DIE! ZgaScie l~atarnia, rozbijcie ia
T. trzaskiem udcrzy}a latarnia
!" Sriany domku.
- Zagalu>zyc %Janosza. ME ME
W nogi czempredzej, DO juzsa "a
mani!
W okamgnicniu rabuSir Zgineli
W kukurydzy
Pociag przyStanal rrzedniry re
>kakuja i spicSza do domku. na
czrlc ich konduktrr Zanicpokojo,
ny i gnicwny.
C1z sic stale? Ola czcyo ka,
zano zatrZymac? Me ma nikogo
C1z to ma znaczyc:? DIaczeyo ia
czcrwone Swiatlo?
- TIL. panic konduktorze, ley
latarnia sygnalowa StrzaSkana na
zicmi, ale czcrwonego szkla W
mel me ma.
- tn W izbic Jest tylko ma}a
dziccina - ale tam "a StoScm drZc
wa cos jeczy!
- TAX jest! >kncblowany
skrepowany cz}owick! To JanoSz,
q choragwia s.ygna}owa ma zatka
he usta! tn widat byla wizyta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25
Nagr0da "a
mifOSierdZie.
(DOkOncZcnic.)

- Odcrwijcic choragiewke Syg
na:.wa cd draga, tcraZ mu Fam
kn.i.lcic nos. ably uSta musiaf Of
worzvcc, Il tcraZ pod bunda pakuj
ri" mu rhoragicw W gebe a kijcm
Anhrzr popyrhac! Jezcli sic udu-
81, to jcgo rzrcz! TAX, musi mil
rz.:!
NaStcpnir rzurono .JanoSza ia
!. KY snopck Siana ia stos drzcwa,
q "iowa .jryo otulona w Szmatc H.
drrlyla TAX mocno o Sciane, zc IA
rhwilr zupclnic przytomnoSc stra
eli. Wtcm yioSnc odczwaly sic u
drrzrnia dzwona, byi to Sygnaf G.
Irhtryczny nadvhodzaccgo pocia--
-u.
- Mako Bo1a dopomoz. r'rzcz
m!toSc macirrzyh>ka dla BoSkie.j
>wri dzirciny dopom6z! - tax
.irrzal Skrrpowany trwodzr
;lnirrtclncj do Matki mi}osicr-
h1.a. - O Matk % ukrzyzowancgo
ZhuwicicIa! Gd|by pociag sic IA
,rzymal, >koro Signal jest danny.
zo ~wSzyStko jest W porzadku? o
Mako NajSwirt>za, dopom6z.
\ mech cir!.... - uS}yszal
kIatwc jcdncg" rabusiow. -
pociag dopicro %nadchodzi, ia
my>lalcm, M ~przcSzcdl! Jczeli sic
zatrzvma, ,juz pc mas! C%'zempre-
dzrj trzcba dac Signal, ably pre-
jrchal. Terra ma prrdcc mic sic ME
ia zrobic. DO kaSa mocno przySru
hnwana: my potrzrbujcmy ash
- Daj ty Signal, DO ty sic ia
TEN ZnaSZ. a my tn Stanlcmy W
ricuiu IA dOmcm.
Rozmowa ucichla, Wtem dat
81. slyszcc loSkot - to pociag
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25

rabusi! Uwolnijcie 60 czempre.
dzej, wydobadzcie chustke! TAX,
,,tcraz dac mu napitku, ably przy--
|szed} do siebie i m6gl opowiedziec.
co sic stale.
= Ale to wszystko jeszcze ME
tf6maczy tego, skad sic wzieio o.
wo czerwone swiat1o sygna}owe
Przeciez rabusie z pewnoscia ME
dali mu sygnalu, abysmy przysta.
nell.
= l ola mnie to jest zagadka
= rzekl Janosz pochyliwszy Clio.
we. = Przeciez ia w1asnorecznie
bale szkielko wlozylem do latar.
nj, Me, panic konduktorze, zawo
la} Janosz naraz z rozpromnienio
mem obliczem, - to cud, cud oczy
wisty! Najswietsza Parma wyslu
chala modlitwy mojej W smierte]
nej trwodze i cudownym sposo--
benz usunela swiatlo bale a da}a
czerwone Mech jej bedzie i dz.ieki
- Bajki! - zawo}al konduktor
ma pol z gniewem, ma pol re Smile
chem. - Trzeba rzecz zbadac.
Chodzcic Janoszu najsamprz6d
do straznicy.
Weszli do izby j ujrzeli dziew-
czynke siedzaca W koszulcc PREY
|lampie ia stole, trzymajaca tabli
czke czerwonego szkla W reku.
Ma widok Janusza upuscila pre-
raZona szkfo na sto} i zawo}afa:
- Tatko, kochany tatko,, ME
biz dziecka, ME BIZ! To czerwonc
Swiatlo take bylo piekne, tn czer
wono W izbie, czerwono ma dwo--
rzc czerwOno, wszedzie czerwono !
Me BIZ tatko, ia juz tego nigdy,
ME zrobie!
- Otoz many ma}ego sygnali--
ste. - zawo}a} konduktor wSr6d
Smicchu.- Dziecko chcac widziec
czerwonc OSwietlenie ma divorce
trzymaio szk}o PREY okicnku, a
mySmy to uwazali z daleka "a czer
wony Signal latarni. No J%anoszu,
chociaz Matka Boska w}asncmi re-
kami tcgo szk}a ME w~fozy}a, to
.icdnak cud sic z wami stall. Bee
tcgo malca judy gwiazdka wasza
by}a zasznurowana Z kasy ME
Hyioby Sladu. Rzecz SIG wyjasni}a
i mozcmy jechac dalej. Zostawie
wan tn lwoch zanlarm0w kolcjo
wych T. pociagu. Dcbranoc!
?ociag od.jecha}. a .Janosz re
lzami W oczach Seiskal dziecine.
,D;ckuncZeyo swcgo anio}a.
Nazajutrz inzynier kolcjowy
przej ezdzajac dreSyna. zatrzymai
ST.. pred domkiem i rzek}:
No. Janoszu. winszuje wan,
Ic wan .icszcze winszowac MONA.
n" g}ownej stacyi w!ywo4a}a spra
wa wasza ogolne zajecie i do gle
hi wSzystkich %poruszy}a. Dziekuj
cic Bogu i miejcic to dziecko, wy
bawce waszego W poSzanowaniu.
w.yznaczyia wan znacz
III nagrode, a my, urzednicy PREY
sylamy wan ma pamiatke Sklad--
Ike. .jakaSmy Ola was zebra}i. Tc--
raz widze. ze ME byliScie nierozu
mnvm cz}owickiem. gdyScic te sic
rote przy.jeli i zatrzymali jake villa
she dziecko. Bog wan wynagro--
dzil to. coScie ola sieroty uczynili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-25
Madry chop.

D.1 p" JcuIleJ NSl clltOp, DdfuLt
wielki filut co potrafil z kazdyn
sic rozmowic, zazartowac, ba!
niejednego, jak to mowia, W pol,
wyprowadzic. Dowiedzial sic
MIN pan ze wsi pogranicznej, c,
take uchodzi} "a madrego, po-
s}a} vice pc niego i rzek}:
- S}uchaj : no! Rome rzeczy
opowiadano mi o tobie, a szczeg6
nie, re umiesz doskonale k}amac
Otoz musisz mi sk}amac eos ta-
kiego, czemu ia ME bede m6g:
dac WARY i powiem, re klamiesz
Jezeli tego dokazesz, dostaniesz
natychmiast sto dolar6w, a :jak
nie. to odbierzesz sto bat6w W skt
re.
Poczem wyliczyl zaraz sto dola
row ma st6l a chop podrapaf sic
"a ucho i zaczal prawic:
- A nu! kiedyc koniecznie
nam co powiedzic, ale ME wien
co mann powiedzic, cos powiem.
ale ME bede k}ama}, jeno zywa
prawde jak mi Bog mily, kocha.
ny jegomossc.
Sta}o sic kiedym jeszcze by]
m}ody, zc poszcd}cm raz do koscio
la, jak pewnie jegomosc vie to
dnia tego rzucaja ma ksiedza gro
chem, jeczmienicm, owsem i in.
nym ziarnem ia pamiatke ukamie
nowania Sw. Szczepana: ludzie
zaS zbieraja to ziarno i daja ge--
SION. kurom i kaczkom. ably vie
lie jaj nios}y. Mnie zaledwic dosta
10 sic jedno ziarno jeczmienia. -
|Schowalem jc i zaraz, kiedym pow
|r6ci} T. koScio}a, zasialcm W mo-
i'm ogrodku pod oknem. JcgomoSc
ME uwicrzy, jak to ziarno predko
uros}o. W potezny jeczmicn, tax
wysoki. re ME MONA 60 bylo dol
rec konca i to przez jcdna noe !
Pan mu ma to: ...
= To wszyStko bye moze!
- Ciekawy jednak bylem jak
tel jeczmien wysoko siega mo-
viii chlop dalcj - c6zwiec robe?
Otto wlaze nan i wdrapa}em sic
ma sam wierzch... Ale rety. ia
KEN sic zlak}. kiedym juz by} ma
czubku klosa. DO widzi .jegomoSc
I6w jeczmieh siega} do Samego ME
ba!
Ma 60 mu pan:
- Bye to wszystko moe!
- Ale ME uwierzy jegomosc
com ia dalei zrobi} a to, jak sic
nie zepnc IA sam czubuszek
k}osa, jak ME chypne W gore,
toto jednym susem by}em W niebie
- I to bye moglo - odpowie
dial mu pan. 4 chop ciagna}, da
lei. m6wiac:
= kiedym juz by} W onym mic
bic. bardzo mi sic tam podoba}o
DO sic wszystko jeno tax swieci}c
cd zfota, srebra i dyamentow, ia
wet podloga sciany. Zacza}em ist
naprz6d: allen stapa} bardzo o.
%stroznie, bojac sic, ably czasem ME
DO mic zawarlo sic. Zaledwie jed.
max pare uszedlem krok6w, ujrza
lem mnostwo aniof6w, kt6rzy z O.
jgromnemi kijami do mnie lecieli.
Uciekam ku dziurze, ale niestety.
Me znajduje juz mojego jeczmie
mia - jeno kupe plew. Me uwie-
rzy jegomosscc, co to czlek W stra-
chu portrait. Preciutko ukreci}em
z plew powr6z az do ziemi, i PREY
mocowalem 60 do krawedzi nieba
Ii %spusci}em sic Ia dol.
- To wszystko bye moze-prze
rywa pan i cieszy sic, re da chic
ipu baty.
A CHOP dalej:
F., "A lie TO jeszcze ME koniec. w
tel predkosci ukrecilem powr6z
"a kr6tki tax, IL brakowalo do zo
mi przynajmniej jake sto sazni.
Vice teraz wisze i dyndam sic
ma onym powrozie. Przemysliwa
lem. wtedy, jak tn sobie poradz:e.
Movie sobie: przeciez powr6z ten
co jest u cory, juz tam niepotrzcb
ny jeno dolu, a vice urywam o
CORY, E nadstawiam q dolu j spusz
cam sic tax coraz ni1ejj, alec ma
ostatka braklo JUL powroEa, = tn