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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-07


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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-09
CHILL.

Chill is a red-headed food that
sounds like three degrees below zero
and tastes like 1O4 in the shade. 1t
was named after Chile, South Amer
lea, which is also hot stuff.
South American Chile is free. And
has been free ever since the Argen-
tine army rushed in and repulsed the
Spaniards in 1917. But Chill in this
country is Is cents a dish.
Chile is bounded on the north by
Peru and a plate Of crackers, on the
south by the Pacific ocean and a pa
per napkin, on the east by Argentina
and the salt and pepper and on the
west by some more of the Pacific
ocean and a man with a spoon in
his hand.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-09

The Beau BrummeII detective
squad to catch South Yonkers, N. Y,
burglars will wear dress suits, patent
feathers, fancy vests and carry canes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-09

Miss Yunker is getting owners Of
vacant lots in Louisville to cultivate
their open spaces or turn them over
to persons who will She is director
of garden work in the Louisville pub
lie schools and believes in gardening
to cut the high cost of living.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-09

turning to the automobile. Rowland
kissed the cold, Iifeless hands Of his
love and faded away amid the shad-
OWs.
You're a man, every inch Of you"
spoke the trUsty, as Rowland ap-
peared at the honor camp at mid
night.
Your pardon, and you deserve it, "
were the words of the warden at the
prison, as he handed Rowland legal
looking document a month later.
It was several weeks after that
when the girl who kept her word to
her father and the man who had
kept his word to the law met again.
The father of Eunice had died and
she was her own mistress. The loyal
pair quickly dTifted away from their
old environment to a new district,
staunch souls, all in all to each other,
and, therefore, blessed and true.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26
new DRAFT PLAN
IS COMPLETED.
Old Serial Numbers Will
Determine Order With
in New Glasses
CBy Associated l,ress.l


Washington, Oct. 26.-New regula-
tons for applying the army draft
virtually were completed last night
at the office OF the provost marshal
general and probably will be SUBJ
mitted to President Wilson today for
final approval. The President al
ready has approved the general plan,
under which all registered men not
yet called, will be classified I'm Ave
groups in accordance with their
availability for military service.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
last night cleared up the question as
to how the draft numbers will be ap-
piled to the new classifcations.
In each local district the key made
up from the draft numbers in the
order Of their drawing will be applied
to each class or group. In other
words, the men OF class one, in
which will be placed those Of the
least value at home and with the
slightest obligations to dependents,
will be called in the order Of their
serial numbers, until that class is
exhausted just as though all other
classes had been exempted. When
class one is exhausted, the same
process will be applied to class two
and so on down to class five, IL 1t
should become necessary to carry 1t
that far. Thus. a man whose serial
number had led him to believe that
he would be among the last summon
ed, may be assigned to the first class
and ordered into service with the
first quota On the other hand, an
other, whose number assured him
originally a place with the next in
crement, may be so classified as to
make it virtually certain he never
will be called.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26
READY
FOR Big CONTEST
General Secretary Of Grand Forks
~" Brings Greetings to Fargo
"Y" Rally,

Eight divisions OF membership of
the Fargo Y. NJ. c. A. will compete
against as many divisions OF the
Grand Forks Y. M. C. A. in the big
membership contest between the two
associations, Oct. 20 to Nov. 8,
which was formally announced at a
rally Of the Fargo association mem
bers Thursday evening. There was
an informal program Of music and
games.
H. H. futile, general secretary of
the Grand Forks association, was an
honor guest, and carried greetings
from the upstate association. h
spoke briefly Of the benefits Of
competition not only in membership
contests, but in other lines Of assoc
citation activities. He said that
Grand Forks was organized, and
ready for the battle.
The Fargo association is Inder a
handicap in the contest, and must
get three new members to two for
Grand Forks. Solicitation will be in
the open field. and each division will
be credited with the members tt Sc
cures.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26
TWO Big ORGANIZATIONS
FOR SURGEONS UNITE
Rochester Man President of New AS
ISOLATION Which Endorses Uni
Versal Military Training.
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, Oct. 26. The clinical
congress Of surgeons, scheduled for a
meeting throughout this week, has
united with the American college Of
surgeons and the enlarged organiza-
ton henceforth is to be known as
the clinical congress of American
college Of surgeons. The union was
effected at a meeting of the clinical
congress held late yesterday.
DR.. William j. Mayo of Rochester,
Mimi, was elected as the president
for the term following that of DIR.
Clark. A resolution was adopted
urging on congress the passage OF a
measure at its coming session along
the lines OF the Chamberlain bill for
universal military training and that
the environments now used by the
national army be utilized for such
work
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26

has failed to prevent the leakage Of
reports TO this country by cable OF
fierce attacks upon the government
in the reichsrath by Czech leaders.
One Of these bitterly charged
Premier Czernin with being the vic
tim Of German theorists who looked
to world domination, and declared
that Austria might have been saved
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26
WITH PUBLISHING CO.

Mr.. Bena Of the Nonpartisan
Leader called at Dakota Bust
ness College for capable help.
Miss Ethel Rhodes was sent. d.
B. c. is now getting about two
positions a day-could get many
more If there were graduates
business men prefer them-pub-
LEFTY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26

all Of her present misery, had not
the Germanic race, which predomin-
ated in the government, refused
Serbia's proffered concessions.
Count Czernin's peace suggestions
were declared to have no meaning
whatever. and he was reproached for
passing oyer in silence the practical
demands Of the entente.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26
CHRISTIANS WILL
BE BANKRUPT IN
MEN AND MONEY
- AssoeIated Press.l

Kansas City, Oct 26.-The Chris
tian forces Of Europe will be bank
rupt Of men and money for two gem
erations in the future, Captain
George F. Lauga, French military
chaplain. who is a delegate In the
United States OF the French Prote-
slant committee. declared last night
in q talk before the national conYen-
ton Of the Christian church here. He
ed to look TO the United States 10
supply the material aid and men to
further Christianity at the end Of
the war.
The convention today voted to add
1000 missionaries to thes present
representation within the next I'VE
years.
For oulek RsaaIts uae The Forum
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26

With Kolinsky Dyed Muskrat
fur collars and cuffs and guar
anteed Silk Innings. The hand
soonest coats we have ever
:: :s,, 1884,. Sos
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26
NOMINATE sTEENERsON.


CrOokst0n at Caucus.
Crookston. Mimi. Oct. 26.-The Re-
publicans OF the city of Crookston
held their convention this morning I'm
the city council rooms for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for the var
ious offices to be filled at the city
election to take place Tuesday, Nov. 8.
NJ. r. Hussey. J. j. Kelly and Elias
Steenerson were the three candidates
for mayor. One Informal and three
formal votes were taken on this nom
ination. On the last ballot Hussey
received votes. Kelly ] and Steen-
erson Is, thus clinching the nomina-
ton for Stevenson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26
MORAL PROTECTION FOR
WIVES OF SOLDIERS
Seventy Per Cent of Women Taken in
Chicago Cabaret Raids Are
Married.
CRy Associated Press.l

Chicago, Oct 26.-The problem of
protecting the wives of men in the
military service OF the United States
from the influences OF the cabarets
now confronts federal authorities.
Seventy per cent of the women ar
rested in raids, according to Judge
Uhlir, of the morals court, are mar
ried, and many of them are wives of
soldiers who have gone to the front.
Because of these conditions the
government has been asked to assist
in devising a way by which soldiers
may be guaranteed their wives will be
protected from these influences while
away.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-26
BITTER ATTACKS ON The
AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT

Washington, Oct. 26.-SternIy re-
presstve censorship for the past two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
Administer Rugs

Alexander Smith Seamless Ardsley Administers
rich, hghpio Rug in Oriental and floral patterns, in
the following sizes all far below the market value:
Size lSx36 inches: regular price, $50; now. CSC
Size 27x54 inches; regular price, So 30 now. ST SO
Size 56x63 inches; regular price, $500; S298
size 9xl2 feet; regular price $500; now 49,. sci 90
Smiths Kirman Seamless Administer Rugs-Extra-
high pile rich Oriental and plain centers, with attrac
tive borders; in coors of tan and blue also blue and
brown combinations:
Size 9x1o feet; regular price, $35 90; now $3.50
s. Sanford's Seamless Wilton Velvet and Administer
hugs, IN Oriental and small all over patterns:
Size 9x12 feet; regular price $4,000: now $500
S. Sanford's Seamless Wilton Rugs-Rurs Of won
dcrful durablity
SIZE 36x72 inches; regular price, $3.50; now $500
Size 9x12 feet; regular price, $500; now $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
sSTCNE TAKES ON
DOBLE DETROIT CAR

Detroit has long been known as the
tsr,a rnpirg CROWD for summer tonrisf@
Epeople from ali parts Of tho world
pennually pay visits Ia It's beautiful
sparks and boulevards and take in ITS
Sdeslgi4tfui boat rides Mauy nf this
fyear's tourists have added To Detroit's
MIST Of attractions the Dnhlc-Detroit
Eteam Car
Among the recent visitors 70 see
kAbner poble's ear was Mrs Andrew
kackson. or Chicago. ill and n party
For friends Mrs Jackson. Ike many
tcther tourists had heard great things
Spf this steam car This IS my first
twist 10 Detroit" sat1 Mrs Jackson
Wand simply had TO take this oppor-
sNunity 70 see the Doblc-Uctroit Steam
Gear had never driven car. and
fwhen Mr.. r r Myers. sales manager
tpf the DohleD Detroit suggested that
IN take the wheel and drive the Dohle-
iDetro5t car ! was startled and con
srused Motor cars always seemed TO
srne complicated and especially hard
s1or women 70 drive was game
hoyvever and took the wheel never
1experienced anything SO delightful in
rRll my ne T was amazed ~ the sim
Epucitv ~ operation An A--d 70 40
sAwns steor ana when more speed was
Nenuirod move The throttle up Now
Aer7 en- her. / never dreAe tho Dohle
hear before. vet I drove it over many
Apf Detroft's no~t crowded streets and
Bout as far as Crosse Pointe. and I
Akrow entoved tho sights every h't
ses well as nv friends IN tho hacE
sxeat The Dohle- Detroit is surely >
.Ayornan's chr, because s. Is So easy -
ha naie-fear never entors your
s1ead"
q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
BODY or WOMAN WAS
THRoWN ON TRACK

Camden. =. j.. Aug 11-Mrs Stella
Otto was thrown on rte tracks Of the
Pennsylvania railroad here today In,
front ~ an on-comlne train and cut
IN two Her head also vas crushed
The motorfnan ~ tho train said he
saw a man run off after he had hurled
his human burden to the rails The
train WAS stopped and as the crew
a1ighted man came UP and identified
fht body as that ~ his wife
The man was william Gordon TWEEN
&y-four years old and he lives about
loo feet from the spot where tho
woman killed He was taken
into custody pending an investigation
of his movements. II was learned
chat Mrs. Otto came TO the United
States three years ago bringing her
&hree small children with her She
went to live at the Gordon house. Her
husband. Joseph Otto. is said to live
- Trainer. Delaware county, Penn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
Arrived--P PERSIAN RUGS!
Although Long Time in Transit, the Rugs Them.
selves Prove They Were Worth Waiting For.

\X/E have waited long for this special purchase of
W Oriental Rugs; bought at such advantageous
prices that at one time we had seemingly we'll
grounded fears would not get them at ALL And
So today our patrons called to share in some
Rug prices that exceptionally low Even during
the present scarcity of High Glass Imported Rugs
we are thus permitted to maintain our long estab
hshed policy of providing the best of merchandise
at a small cost
These New Oriental Rug stocks include a number
OF small and medium sizes of Rugs-silken in weave
rch IN coloring and exceedingly fine in texture:
Mossouls from ............ .S22.50 to $500
beloochlstans from ........ $4,000 to $4,000
Hamadans, from ........... $4,000 to $500
Dozars, from ............. $4,000 to S125Oo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
Fall and Winter Rugs Now Being Rapidly Disposed of at Les
Than the PresentDay Prices, Wholesale

The object of holding this sale dispose this entire special Rug
II oil Rug of knvnou
lower Pr than they have been known sell form along while
o be homcW
household o how
in the pmchse Rugs
r place wants
rH baror
ewakag
Hundred of oer whoh
"a a a You urge yu Elm urf1n.
Rgs o ka1 geof this very nuamlopr otunty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
Brussels Rugs

BODY Brussels Rugs -Paterns and colors suitable
for bedrooms dining rooms:
Size o5xl06 feet regular price $50 00 now .s25 90
Size 9xl2 feet; regular price, 49,. 30; now S27 SC
blgelow Body Brussels Rugs Blue and green mix
lures:
Size 9xl2 feet; regular price, $500; now 500 so
Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs and Runners
orenta and small allover patterns in colors of green
blue or brown:
Size 6x9 feet; regular price, 5000; now $500
Size S.5x1o6 feet; regular price, $140o; now s11oo
Size II 3x136 feet; regular price, $500; now s27 so
Size 27x9 feet regular price, 800; now s298
Size 27x12 feet regular price $500; now. 1898
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
MANY V|RGIN|ANS WIN
CONTINUED from Second Sport Page)

Norfolk, va; Charles NJ Caoaniss.
Roanoke, Va: Howard l. Young,
huntsville, Va: Ernest h. Allen. First
squadron Virginia cavalry, national
sguard; Milton @. Boone, Second Viz
xinia infantry, national guard, Law
renee X Boutchard. Fourth Virginia
infantry, national guard: Roger W.
winhorne. Roanoke, Va; Joseph c.
a<eesnityer. Fourth Virginia infantry,
4 national guard; John NJ. Luke, Nor
Il folk. Va; Charles r. Matthews,
1-yncheur0, Va: George W Patteson,
Jr., Blackshurg. Va: F. c simpson,
Alexandria, Va; John J. keeEan.
Richmond. Va Harry r. Marrow.
First Virginia field artillery. national
guard: Charles Pickett. Norfolk. Va:
Sidney s Mckinney, Lexington, Va.
William r. Tsefew. Richmond, Va
!. James c. Og3lvie. virginia Beach.
Va.
Ordnance Department.
To he captain. ordnance depart
ment national army; Marcus @ Cal
4 nmore, Gilmerton. Va, William F.
/ downing, Culpeper, Va.
i To he FIRST lieutenant. ordnance de-
/ partnent. national army. Femhcrton
! Frame Norfolk. Va; John NJ. HaGan,
! Richmond Va. Lovy :. Capps. Nor
/ folk Va William H. MiddIeswart,
tIBiacksbure. Va
To be second lieutenant. ordnance
/ 6epa rtmcnt. national army: Jesse r
Ewel1. Norfolk Va
sdiutant Generals Department.
II he FIRST lieutenant statistical
section. national army: Wilfred G
sIIannar Fort Nter. Va.
I. Resignation cf John n Louriu,
S1Ierndor, Va, of his commission as
kfrSt lieutenant ot7i GERS reserve cOrps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
HEAVY Administers

One lot of Extra Heavy Administer Rugs Oriental
patterns IN dull blue, brown and old rose colorings
Note the following prices:
nlze 4oxb6 feet; regular price, 81 90; now $500
olze oz' feet; regular price, $1,000; now.... s11OO
oize o.3xloo feet regular price $4,000; now s21Oo
olze 9xl- feet; regular price, $1,000; now. $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
Engraving Special

In order draw your attention to the excellence Of
engraving done at Miller & Rhoads as we'll as the
splendid facilities enjoy for executing all orders ac-
curately and promptly will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
For One Week Only

Make the following offer. Nl
,,5 80 G. cARDs AND PLATE, shaded d 1 OO
Old English, shaded Roman, shad | vi ]
ed Caxton-any one of the three styles ~ ~
This is actual saving of 35c on this class Of W.T.
We begin the booking of orders Monday morning.
Basement-East
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
The Big Sale of
High-Grade Wilton Rugs

Never before have offered such values in Wilton
Rugs We have Just the patterns in just the coorngs
you are looking for If you need nice Wilton this is
your chance to get it and money.
Size 27x54 inches; regular price $500; -. S298
Size 36x63 inches; regular price, 5000; now . $500
Size 8.3x106 feet regular price, $4,000; $500
Size 9xl2 feet; regular price, $1,000, $3.50
Size 9x12 feet; regular price, 5000; $4,000
Other 9xl2 feet Wilton Rugs up to- .......... $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12

Whether or not this is rd-sellng is not
the point we wish to make here But we do
wish to say, with all emphasis possible, that
such varieties, such tremendous stocks, such
values, have not been offered at retail before
In this part of the South-these are the records
we have broken daily, and shall continue to
break as long as there remains any of this
500, 900 stock of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
Wool and Fiber RUGS

fremont the standard Wool and Fiber Rug is much
heavier than the Rug of this character 1t is
reversible and very durable Comes in attractive pat
terms and plain coors of green, brown old rose and
mixed colors:
Size 27x54 inches priced in this sale at s125
Size 36x63 inches; priced in this sale at $3.50
Size 4oxbo feet; priced in this sale at. .... $500
Size 6x9 feet; priced in this sale at.... $685.
Size 83x1O.6 feet; priced in this sale at 1925
Size 9xl2 feet; priced in this sale at $1,000
Size 12x15 feet; priced in this sale at $3.50
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1917-05-10

Jcm puchOwcm i0Ilu. PAM domu. re {za-
mi oczach zarGcza, lc spIZcda wszvst
Ike sWoJc klcJnoty, zarobionc przcZ mcza
ma Spckulacjach - za}oay ochonke imie
MA Chrzanowskiej, ktora obroniIa Trem-
bowie Wszyscy klaszcza rece
catuJa sic, p}aczlc re wzruszcnia mad To-
sem wygnahc0w. A naza jutrz - wszvst-
ko Wraca do norInahcgO stanu. Chwilc
pIeknegO kfamStwa zamiania mniei pick
ma rZcczywistoSt Pan domu piszc iado-
witty list, obdzieraj jacy re sk6rv iaka4 tam
druSq paniq, kt0ra swoim czasie mia}a
powledziec, ze cos tam l1iedy$ it'd. w roz-
mowach padajQ podejrzenia zarzutv ne
dzne, pospolite drobne Ten sam gentle
men, kt6ry poprzednlego dna Gaia Pol
skG pfZyclsna{by do serca., dzisiai trak-
tuJe CORY swOjego rodaka, dIatcgO icdv-
ME, re ten JGszczc ME zrobiI 500 600 ma
dostaWlc cza ink0w dla armji. A inni pa
trZq kfaniaja sic w pas. Ignifv oddech
podzlwu dfa Zfota snuje sic. lax Own trI-
'Jacy. Me chce sic czasami wierzyG. ze
So to dzicci narodu, kt6ry nigdv ME miaF
w Swym charaktcrzr instvnktu kupinc.
kIego Szachcrstwa, kt6rcgo avnowie W zv
clu pOhtVcZncm. SpoiccZnrm. rodzinnnm
czy oSObStem zaWSze plHenoSiIi ideal
honoru ! sprawicdlwo&"i mad moino1t:
bryzgania oczy lava roztopionego zlo-
ia. TO Jest dekadencia wFaSne. kt6ra
p'ZychodZ do tvch. kt6Izv iako yartc Il.
SCI odcrwanych rucouych bezwzglcd-
noSrI4 zmIcnaia powoli Swdi lsztaIt, ko-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1917-05-10
Stefan Kiedrzyliski.
No. 10.

'ak SnIc, plZochOdZr przedZiwnc
oDfaZy, ktorc wSpominanl. By to ogr6d
piekny. W gorqcy dzicn Iata, tonaf w
poWodHl SIonca. R0wnoharwnc kwiaiv
nj klomhach, zmolonr upalam, oddvcha-
~ StodkQ Wonll roZkWitajacvch r0I. A
le,Ir potrznych grabow IpczyN swe ko,
ronN, Wyaoko mad krcmowa wstcga pia-
SAcZNsteJ SccIki. na tt6rri zachodzic
drZafa lilolctowa koronkA cicni0w, pada-
jacych od spIecionych gatczi. Il iaka roz-
koSzq W ro2lSkrzone skwarem po4udnic
WchodzIfo sig W ten chiOdnv kOrvtarz
ktorego sciany tworzyfy pnie, krzaki ga
ie%le. PoprZez gesta siec liSc przedziera
10 sic Sfoncc Mocac rabki motvlich
skrzydei, fruwa jacych bez szelestu mie-
dry dlHewani. w ogrodzie tvm zawszn
panowaia niezwykla cisGa. Mkt tam ME
chodzIF checia Mywana kwiat6w
Wiefcenla dotow. Mkt tam ME lanai XVII
mQcych gaIgzi. ably nicm stroi6 konskie
fby przy Swolch poiazdach. Mkt ME O.
Smicllf sic brutalna dfonia ZcrwaG WIS
mukfy kwat irySu, ably sic MIN oganaC
od much - i Mkt ME mial zamiaru IA
stawIHr Sldct ma siowiki. acbv Mich 20
znlcj pr2yrzQdziG potrawr dla zaproszo.
nych niedzicmych goSci.
OTTO, pcWnegO ram, ma krwaWym
nleble ukazaIa sic chmurka, lekka, iak
puszck tabedzi. Ob}oczck fen r6sE W o.
each. TuI koIo nicgo ziawif sic druoi
20 chwlli njcspokoinym wpatrzonvm w
m"bo "rzom. ukaHaf sic icszcze icdcn. Il
jeSZcZr p6znici wszystkic trzv blade ohio
czkl po'Qcyfy sic w icdna dula chnurc,
ktora zacZria @wahownic roSnaG. potr2-
nice - ciemniec. Me uptyneIo poi godzi-
ny, mad pirknym ogrodcm rozszaIa}a
sic burza. Wichcr, iak niewdzialuv II
pIor fama1 gaiPzic. zrywa1 li&cic gar&cia-
mi i ro2rzucaI ic ma wszvstkic strony. a
slime, powazne grady drzaIy pizerazo.
niu. Kwiaty tulify sic do zicmi ial1 die
cl, W poczucu swci bezsilnoSci. Ptaki IA
milky. MotyIc zFolywszv sl<fzvdrfka,
chowaly sic pod li5Gmi.
W ldlIla godzin p6znic.i ogrdd Wv
e adal oInutnie. Drzewa miaIy galezie
poIamanc, zwicszajacc sic ku zicmi iak
rGcc, zaIamanc nicszczc&ciu. BiaFc lew
konje lczaly dcptanc wichura, ma a6F
tym piaSku rozsiane li5cie podobne
byiy do icz, kt6rcmi pIakaI ogr6d.
TAX by}o W picrwszym dniu. Naza-
jutrz gaiezie, oderwane cd PM, zacaeIv
czernieG schna6, F$cie a6iknq6, sI1recaG
sic, znenla6 barwq, zapach ks2taft.