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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-01-01

ly upwards towards the roof. A Sec
ond, then third arrow were sped
on their course.
A rear door opened and Bessie
came out to place ladder and quick
ly climb to the roof. which flames
already were licking. Running light
ly along the ridgepole, she tried
bravely to beat out the flames with
a blanket.
A splendid target the young form
made. sharply silhouetted against the
blue OF the distant mountains and
involuntarily the men raised their
rifles, only to lower them as Haines
turned on them with an oath.
Then the front door Of the house.
now enveloped In flames. swang out
ward and the. Waterman staggered
gasping into the air. He never rails
ed his rifle. Three bullets struck
him and he fell. The maid. a comely
young woman. followed. Comanche
Pete, from behind the pine. leveled
his rifle and with q pitlfur cry. she
crumpled to the earth.
Choking and scorched, Bessie half
climbed, half fell down the ladder
into the arms of Black Jack. There
was a weak struggle as he clasped
her to him. Then the outlaw swung
the half conscious girl into the sad
die and-<ode away.
Black Jack had got the woman!
Towering like a sentinel above 9
mountain canyon, reached only b!
trails known to outlaw horses. stood
Eagle Rock and at its foot rude
cabin. the rendezvous of Black jacks
gang. Towards this refuge. the si'
men swept, Bessie clasped tight ir
the arms Of Haines. whose horse lee
the way The men were in a merr,
mood. Five were breathing the all
of freedom they had not dreamed
OF day before. And they had hors
es, rifles, iood and liquor.
Black JACK carried Bessie int
the cabin and placed her in a chair
Then he went outside and faced tn
men about the fire. Johnson alon
challenged him with his eyes.
1--WE throw dice for the woman,
he said. and Haines assented with
contemptuous nod.
Women! The rest of the gan
cared nothing for them--or for hel
They had their freedom and liquoi
Black Jack and Johnson threw tn
dice and. Black Jack won. He turne
to the cabin. but Red johnson halle
him.
1--WE holds her here" he sal
slowly but with menace in h
voice. 1--WE holds her for ranso
from Blake and pardon from Il
Governor."
A blow. crushing and unexpectt
. was Haines' reply and Red fell. !
. struggled and the outlaw leader
heavy boot drove into his neck. RI
quit struggling.
Black Jacks eyes again swept Il
Q circle. but none paused In his drin
!. ing to challenge further his right
7 Biake's young wife. There was n
y thing Of pity in his smile as he swul
J. open the door OF the cabin. An Ga
. choked his smile. The cabin W
. empty; horse was missing; a WI
IS dow had been pried up. The WON
u was gone!
Down the trail dashed the h
n drunken gang. Black Jack in
t. lead cursing out his orders. At
foot Of the pass. they spread o
N each taking different trail. &C
n her! Do you hear-get her." q
J. Black Jack swung his pistol in I
le face of every man as he wheel
10 away.
n Straining at the bars of the cal
10 window. her eyes darkened with I
Q. ror. Bessie had,heard the. words Il
m spelled her fate:"
v |-';~'We twill shake. dice for the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-01-01
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Chamberlain's Tablets are. intend
ed especially for stomach troubles.
billiousness and constipation. and
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treatment of those diseases. People
who have suffered for g arc with
stomach trouble and havS been un-
able to obtain any permanent re-
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the use of these tablets. Chamber
lain's Tablets are also Of great value
for billiousness. Chronic constipation.
may be permanently cured by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets and observing
the plain printed directions with eash
bottle. Adj
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-01-01
VENGEANCE and
THE WOMAN


capitalist. and his young wife. Bessie
are instrumental In having Black
Jack Haines, outlaw leader, sent to
the penitentiary for fifteen years,
and the bandit az sentence is pro-
nounced swears vengeance on them
both. Three months later he escapes
after battle In which several guards
are killed. Blake IL on his way to
the State capital when he gets word
Of the escape, and hurries back to
his summer home in the mountains,
to find 1t In flames. his two servants
slain and his wife gone.
Bessie Blake. happy and content In
the sunshine OF her mountain home,
left the house and was walking to a
spring in a grove nearby when she
heard the clatter of approaching
horsemen. One glance sufficed to
tell her who they were. She could
almost feel the evil eyes OF their
leader. Black Jack Haines. resting on
he. For an instant only she stood
as If transfixed. then turning. she
sped back to the house.
BLACK Jacks gang--they are COM
ing!" she shouted.
Well did the Waterman OF the
Blake home realize the import OF
those words and even before his
young mistress gained the door, he
had barred windows and laid out
on the table three rifles and pistols.
Snatching up her own repeater, that
had terminated the careers OF NAVY
OF Black Jacks gang in former en-
counters, Bessie in few quick words
encouraged the frightened maid and,
taking her position at a front VIM
dow, prepared for the shock of battle.
But her heart was torn in an agony
OF fear.
Z Henry. my husband, did he reach
the train or did the outlaws"
The report of a rifle cut short her
revefle and bullet crashed through
the. boards above her head.
Black Jack had seen Bessie as
she retreated to the house and leer
of anticipation spread over his face,
Careful how you shoot. men," he
cried rs he swung from his horse in
the clump of. trees 100 yards from
the house. Get the others. but spare
the woman, she's for mel"
Johnson. Comanche Pete. and tn,
three others in the raiding party. al
in convict garb. nodded assent a
they advanced towards the it'll
building. From the windows cam
puffs of smoke and one of the con
yicts fell with bullet through hi
shoulders. Bessie shot true--wel
the outlaws knew that Back to tn
(. shelter Of the trees they scurriet
Again they advanced. This time
was the Indian who felt the bite q
bullet. flesh wound in an arm
A grimace of hatred convulsed hi
features. Throwing down his riff
he ran to his horse. and seized h
bow, the same which had unlocke
the gates Of the prison.
Here" he called to his compa
ions. THE girl shoots too straigh
I'll fix them--smoke them out"
Smearing an arrow head with pitt
from big pine. he touched 1t wi,
match and as admiring and exu
tant grins spread about the Giro
of bad men. he set the arrow to II
bow and drew the string. A tiny ira
Of flame, scarcely distinguishable
the sunlight marked Its course trl
:, to the glistening sides. Of the hous
A moment 1t nestled against the XII
dried.boardssthen Flames curled slo'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-01-01

Straining at the bars of the cabin
window. her eyes darkened with ter
ror, Bessie adrheard the words that
spelled her fate:"
twill shake dice for the wo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08

Reasonable Butter Prices Fixed. s@@#..N##.#..##
The retail division of the United States Food Administration has Informed
federal food administrators of all the buterproducing states that after hives.
headon of the cost of handling butter at retail, it has been determined that
n advance ia excess of We or Xix cents a pound overt the cot ti unreasonable.
n NIL be considered a violation of rule 1 Of the regulations covering manu-
facturers, dealers, brokers, and commission merchants of butter Rule ] says
that q icensee dealing in butter shall sell such butter without regard to the.
market II replacement value at the time of the sale at not more than q rea-
s0nahle advance yer the cost to hAa O. the particular butter Sold The cost
OH butter is allowed to include the following:
Purchase price, transportation charges, if any; storage charges actually
fncurred n cold storage butter, insurance charges actually incurred on cold
storage butter, interest or money invested at the current rate, while butter
Is in cold storage acfnai costof printing il the butter is put In print form fen
tubs or cubes. 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08
w. F. sEvERA CO., CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
WHAT T0,SAvE, WHAT To EAT,
TO BACK OUR BOYS AT FRONT
NATIONAL FOOD PROGRAM FOR THE COMING YEAR CALLS ON
EVERY AMERICAN AT HOME TO AID MEN IN
BATTLE THREE TIMES a DAY

With the approaching close of the crop year, the United States Fcoi Ad.
ninitration through the Federal Food Administration fol Minnesota, is calling
on the people o the North Star State to join hands with the rest o thehauon
In a national. food program that will keep the boys a The front in mind every
time any sits down to a meal.
The program is not unlike that that has been followed for the last year
but it sets before Americans certain definite aims and the means of gaining
them. The suggestions ire adaptable to every part of the country.
To Minnesota the call right now is for the saving of fruits and vegetables
to the last degree. Minnesotans are Just about at the end of their canning
season, and nothing should be allowed to go o waste, says A. Z. Wilson.
food administrator. "And while W e are thinking Of saving the canning" adds
Ar. Wilson, " should not forget that right Q " e have the great duty CT
saving seed corn-one million bushels of it-for the next two years: Other
seed fr next spring should also be provided: We ought now to begin planning
for the 1919 crop And sugar should be saved with the utmost care The
boys at the front need it more than We do. Their work calls for tremendous
energy nd sugar is q great human fuel giving great energy. Save sugar.
therefore, that the boys in battle may have energy with which to fight the
harder, and hammer the Hun" {,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08


Save Sugar: Two pounds per
person for table and cooking is the
limit If the fighting forces are to
be fully supplied, and the Allies are
to receive their minimum require
ments- Danish the sugar bowl. Re-
member, however, that an addition
al allotment of sugar is available
for home canning. Waste of fruits
must be prevented.
Save Beef: "Strong meat" for
fighters. Ask your butcher for
trimmings, hearts, tongues, livers;
ask for cuts from small beeyes.
Our pork supply permits econom-
ical expansion in its use, to relieve
pressure On beef.
Save Wheat: The harvest h
large. but so is the need. Only per.
sistent economy will build up the
reserves that military necessity
demands. Wheat saved from last
harvest maintained the Allied
strength and must do so again.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08
(Ciag dalszy.]

- A zatem ksiaze? - zapyta1
druei bandyta, - HIM! moze sic i
sprawdzi to co mowi}em. Ale ME-.
ksiaze ME ma mic PREY sobie, lad
neeo przedmiotu, kt6ryby mia1 ia
kaS wartosc.. Ha! ty }otrze mo
viii wstrzasaja c zmarlym, - ty
skancze, ME whales z SODA mic ola
bliznvch umierajacych z g1odu!
poczekaj przebije ci to twarde ser
Bandyta wydoby1 sztylet i mia1
w~la>nie pope}nic ohydna zbrodnie
cry, drzwi grabarni o%tworzy1y sic
nagle i weszlo do niej kilku ludzi.
Byli oni ubrani W obszerne p}a
szcze. zamaskowani i uzbrojeni.
Dowodca ich pozna1 zaraz co
sic dzialo, skina1 BOWEN ma swo-
ich towarzysz6w, a ci rzucili sic
ma skamienia1ych Z p%rzerazenia
~obdzieraczy trup6w i pokonali ich
bez trudnosci.
Pc dopehieniu tego, rzek PREY
w6dca:
- Przybylismy w}asnie IA sam
czas. azeby wan przeszkodzic W
dopu>zczeniu sic najhaniebniejsze
go zamiaru.C Gym VASE jest najohy
dyniejsza zbrodnia i ME pozosta-
HE bez kary. Zwiazac ich! - "a
wolal ma swoich t~owarzyszy, -
znajdzie ich tn jutro i dosiegnie
karzaca reka sprawiedixesei.
- kaski! }aski! = wolali: poke
mani bandyci.
- Laska jest tylko Il Boga, -
rzekl powaznie tajemniczy mez--
czyzna, - kto tax daleko zaszedf
:jak wy, ten MECH sic ME spodzie-
wa Iaski cd ludzi. A teraz do dzia
la bracia, - m6wif dalej, - zabie
rzcie zw}oki szlachetnego ksiecia
Draeomirskiego. Pogrzebiemy je
W poswieconej ziemi, ci zas, do
dial wskazujac ma zwiazanych ban
dyt6w NIGGA to jutro doniesc
wladzy, z ktora mice beda do czy
nienia.
Ma skinienie zamaskowanego
p%rzvodcy, zamknieto trumne ksie
ella, postawiono ma noszach i wy
n%iesiono.
Zamaskowani przybysze wyszli:
ME m6wiac wiecej ami slowa, i "a
mkneli "a, SODA dom przedpogrze-
bowy. pomimo krzyku uwiezio--
nych bandyt6w.
spe}nione przyrzeczenie.
- Noe juz p6zna, - m6wii
mistrz Mikofaj do swego pomocni
ka. - jestem niespokojny. CT pa
movie, kt6rzy dobrowolnie sic ped
jeli przyniesc zw1oki ksiecia, ME
powracaja. Czyzby i'm sic przytra-
flo jake ~nieszczesce?
Pomocnik wzruszy1 ramionami.
jak gdyby chcial powiedziec, re
- to ME jest niemozebne i rzekl, re
~nalezaloby wyjrzec, czy ME mad
chodza w1asnie.
- Toby mi bylo przysz1o IA
my>l bez twojej porady, odpo
wiedzial szorstko kat, ale eye
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08

). Use Fruits: Dry or can all sur
plus. Be economical in the use Of
sugar, but remember that special
provision has been made to supply
the necessary amount for home
canning. Raisins, dates, figs and
other dried fruits contain much
sugar. Use these, and honey, maple
products-or syrups. Boil down juiee
from wind-fall apples to ssweeten
canned fruits.
Use Vegetables: Make fullest
8 of local vegetables, thus con
serving not only meat and wheat,
but labor and transportation. Don't
use canned goods now while fresh
are available.
Use Milk: Children should al
ways have plenty of milk. Use cot
tage cheese and huttermilk freely.
Use Fish: Supplies are being in
creased and new species popular
lied. Eat this nutritious, but per-
ishable, food several times a week
and let the non-perishables go
abroad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08
- Pamietajcie IL 49,
HARDT'A Reczy Artyayczne
obsadzanie ebrazow i rekordy Do
VictrOli
Jest lekarstwo przeciw starosci

jest lekarstwo przeciw starosci
,nadzwyczaj dobre i yskuteczne.
'Niema W tenn nc sensacyjnego,
jest najlepszem jake bye moze
pomiedzy egzystujacemi okolicz-
nosciami. HOLSTER Rocky Noun
tain herbata sprawl re sic be-.
dziesz czuf mlodym i wesolym-
WEI ia dis 35c Herbata albo tab
lcty. w apiece Browne a. Og4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08
ponury Don2 W WarSzaWie
-CZYLl
HRABIA B0GUMlk KAMlNSKI

lei Juz ME mowlfem, re poWinle-
mem o lie MONA unikac stosun--
k6w z ludzmi. Gdyby wIadza CO
kolwiek zauwazyla, by1bym zgu-
biony. Jenna i z toba ME robiono
by wielkich ceremonii. Sam sic
temu dziwie, re to com dotad ro-
bill tax mi plazem uchodzi1o.
- Pojmuje, = odpar1 ponce
mix, = myslisz pan, re ci panowie
mogli spotkac sic z patrolem i
przysz1o do jakiej awantury. No,
w to ME sadie, zebysmy sic mic
szac potrzebowali i mysle sobie
zawsze, re blizsza koszula cia1a,
'niz sukmana.
- lynn razem masz slusznosc,
- rzeA Miko1aj, = ME moge "a
przeczyc, re szczerze pragna1em
dopom6dz ksieciu, ale z wielka
niechecia zdecydowalem sic Ia
krok tax ryykowny. Kto vie:
!jak mi sic "a to odwdzieczy. Gdy
!mnie niebedzie. potrzebowaf, be-
die mHie uwaza1 znowu tylko ia
kata.
Mistrz Miko}aj w%ypowiedzia]
te sfowa z nadzwyczajnym smut
klein, a gdy skonczyf, opuscif g1o
we IA piersi i zamyslif sic.
- J0zefie, rzek1 nareszcie
pc chwili, podajac pomocnikowi
reke, : ty jestes jedynym clio
'wiekiem, do kt6rego mann zaufa-
ME: Pred toba moge sic wynn
rye, moge ci wypowiedziec, co mi
ciazy ia sercu. eJstem znowu Una
'rtwiony DO gwiazda. ni~eszczescia
: zaswieci}a mad moim domem. Ma
rya kocha m}odego ksiecia Drago-
mirskiego.
J6zef re zdziwieniem zalama]
rece i patrzy} na swego pana tax.
; jak gdyby powatpiewa1 o prawdzi
. wosci jego slow.
- Czy to bye moze? ely to pra
VIDA? - wyrzek1 nareszcie.
Mistrz skinaf gfowa.
= TAX jest, - rzek1, - znasz
teraz przyczyne mego smutku
Krew Dragomirskich jest goraca
musialbym sic obawiac najgor.
szych nastepstw, gdybym zawcza
su ME przedsiewzial srodk6w "a.
radczych. Sluchaj mnie, J6zefie
Marya musi zniknac.
- Swiety Boze! = zawolal pc.
mocnik, - co pan cheese uczynit
- G}upcze- wybuchna} mistrz
T. myslisz zapewne re chce zamol
dowac Marye. Me, tax daleko sic
ME posme. Musi zniknac, to INA.
czy, re must opuscic dom, ME pc.
zostawiajac ami sladu, gdzie sie
udala. Pojedziesz jutro o swicie
do Lublina. Nam tam krewnego
do niego musi udac sic Marya...
Wszak pojedziesz?
= Czy pojade? = zawo}af 10
zef, - wiadomo wan, mistrzu
jak sic ciesze, ilekroc razy mogf
wydostac sic z tego zakletegt
miejsca. Ludzie tutaj patrza rs
mnie jak ma. Dobrze, mistrzu
wezme najwiekszego konia re st;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08

sic niezmiernie d widok starca-I
kat jednak uspokoi ia isupeWnli5
re ksiaze najdalej 0 godzinie .os-
mel rano poWroci do przytomno-
Sci.
DzieWczyna odeszla, poHieWaz
mistrz Mikolaj osWiadczy, re.
,,praggnie bye sam.
Pc jej odejsciu obmy twarz
Iksiecia przykrywszy go p~rzescie-.
radlem, poszed1 ma spoezynek.
Mog1a bye druga godzina po pol
nocy, gdy n%areszcie zapanowa1a
zupeha cisza " domu kata. Wv.
|dawal sic on znoWu jaks umarly,
tylko " pokoju, W kt6rym maj
ldowal sic ksiaze Dragomirski przy
lswieca1o slabe sWiat1o.
Przez Gala godzine mic ME zakI6
|calo spokojnosci.
Pc trzeciei mad fanem pies mi
Mikolaja zaczal warczec, a
InaWet cd czasu do czasu .poszcze-
|kiWac chrapliWie co bylo pew
|nym znakiem re czuje czowieka
|obcego.
I rzeczyWiscie W bliskosci do
mu kata ukazala sic postacl zamiei
i wyszedlszy z polozonego
dalej cd miasta lasu, zblizajac sic
do domostwa mistrza Miko1aja,
postepowal bardzo ostroznie.
Przybysz ten prawdopodobnie
ME cheiaf bye widzianym, gdyz;
MIN wszedI VS. strone zaludniona,
ogladaf sic trWozhwie i dopiero
gdy sic upewniill, re nikogo ME by
10 widac, pobiegl naprz6d i stana}
kolo muru otaczajacego dom nil
strza Miko}aja.
Bogu dzieki, - szepnal ten
czlowiek, kt6ry byl z go1a glowai
W dobrze podartej odziezy - Be-
gu dzieki, jestem o%calony.. ME
widziaf mnie mkt. ME mkt.
Obejrzaf sic bojaziwie ia wszy
strony, jak gdyby Sc oba-
vial ukazania sic jakiego wroga i
wszed} do ogrodu kierujac sic "a
blaskiem swiatfa wychodzacegoz
.pokoju, W kt6rym jak juz powie-
dzielismy lezaf ksiaze Dragomir-
ski.
A gdyby ona jeszcze czuwa-
Ia? szepna} zatrzymujac sic, -
myslac 0 mnie? = @! Marya jest
mi wierna, nie,moge 0 tenn watpie
.jej mysli ciagle sa- przy mnie.
PostapiI troche dalej i znajdo-
wal sic juz 0 kilka krokow cd
oswietlonego okna. w tenn. miej-5
scu znowu stanal ] zdawal sic ma
myslec co ma uczynic:a
Widocznie zastanaWia1, sic mad
TEN, czy przystapie do okna, czy
tez p6jsc ,dalej.
Zdecydowaf sic ia pierwsze z
tego dwojga. Przystapil do okna
i spojrzal wewnatrz. Wnetrze po-
koju ia pierwszy rzut Okla zdawa-
10 sic PRONE. Wkr6tce jednakze
bystry wzrok przybylego spoj-
strzegl zarysy z%najdujacej sic pod
przescierad1em p~ostaci l. TAXI pre-
strach zdjal go nagle, re prawie
mimowoli zacisnieta piescia ude-
|rzy1 W .okna i roztrzaskal. jedna
szybe.
Od1amki szkla z brzekiem wpad
~ do pokoju. Przybysz mogl sic
|teraz przekonac, re sic ME pomylil
W SVEN przypuszczeniu. W poke
ju znadowa1 sic umarly.
= Music sic dowiedziec, kto tn
umar}, - rzekl do siebie i otWo-
rzyl jedna pofowe okna.
w mgnieniu Okla by} w pokoju
s przystapii do loza mniemanego
|zmarleg0.
Me namyslajac sic dlugo, ger
wal przescierad1o i ujrzai matwa
|twarz ksiecia.
Ma ten widok zachwial sic i
wydajac przejmujacy krzyk, pad4
ma kolana PREY 16zku.
- swiety Boze, czy to podobnae
- jekna1 pc chwili, lyle niesz
Geese W tax kr6tkim czasie! Oh!
ojcze moi! ojcze! vice ty rzeczy-
wiscie ME zyjesz?!
(CiqC daisy nastapl.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-08
alHAlARBr Patel, ddnia 8go idepad1, 1918

jni j v ciagu dni hlku Gala Il
fspraWa=bedzie zalatWiona. Bedzie
ttcie mogi spae spokojnie.
-Afymezasemi Westchna:
kat, -choc v siebie WmaWiiam
re to bye ME moze, ME moge sis
|pozbyc przeczucia, re ksiaze Ka.
zimierz nagle tutaj powr6ci. Czy
ME slyszysz kogo?
- Ktos puka do drzwi, - Cd.
|powiedzial Jozef zrywajac sic.
- vice otw6rzmy.
Wyszli obaj izby, " kt6rei
%prowadzili te rozmowe, ME domy
slajac sic, re byi podsluchiWani.
Maya slysza1a wszystko co by
10 moWione i gIebokiego doznals
wzruszenia.
VIOLA ojca by1a az dotad ola
niej swietem prawem, ktorego ME
przekracza1a nigdy i ME spodzie.
wala sic, zeby kiedykolwiek byla
zmuszona przekroczyc.
- Gdy ojcec twoj stawia pre-.
|szkode tWej milosci, ME jestes mu
Wilma posluszenstwa, ~ przema-
vial do niej jakis CLOS WeWnetrz-
ny, = SERGE ME da sic zmuszac. :.
ME powinnas poswiecac przesado
wi swojego szczescia.
Podczas gdy dziewczyna by}a
zajeta takiemi myslami, mistrzMi
kolaj i Jozef wyszli i otworzyli
brame.
Sta1o pred MIA kilku ubranych
w ebszerne p1aszcze i zamaskowa
nych ludzi, a wposr6d Mich sta1a
trumna, ia sama, W kt6rej widzie
lismy starego ksiecia Dragomirs-
kiego.
- Uda1o nam sic, mistrzu Mi
kolaju, - rzek1 przyWodca zama-
skowanych, = ~przynosimy ksiecia
i powierzamy 60 waszej opiece,
jak by1o umowione.
Odpowiadam gloWa "a spell
nienie mego przyrzeczenia, = Cd
parf mistrz Mikolaj, = oddalcie
sic panowie szybko, gdyz W kaz-
DEF chwili moze nadejsc patrol. O.
z Bogiem, juz ia z~reszta
wszystko zalatwie.
Przychodnie odeszli, r%ozchodzac
sic IA wszystkie strony. Musialo
to bye juz z CORY um6wione, gdyz
ME by1o sfychac zadnej komendy
ami ME widac zadnego skinienia.
Kat zadowolony skinal g}owa,
widzac, re jego wsp6ldzia4aeze
%rozproszyli sic tax szybko, nastep
ME wzial z J6zefem trumne j obaj
zaniesli ia do domu.
Gdy TIL przybyli i wniesli trum
ne do pokoju, kat z widocznym
nicpokojem odjal wieko i dotknal
cia}a ksiecia.
= SERGE zaczyna bic IA nowo,
- rzekl pc chwili, nap6j tym
razem zrobif swoje, = Pom6z mi
z1ozyc ksiecia ma 46zku i przyniesc
.swiezej woody. Musimy go obmyc,
azeby 0 swicie sic obudzif. Kt6ra
teraz godzina?
- Pierwsza pc polnocy, = Cd
rzek1 J6zef odchodzac spelnic roz
kaz kata.
Mistrz Mikolaj pozostal sam
PREY ksieciu, kt6ry jak sic re zdzi
wieniem dowiadujemy, ME umar},
|lecz byl tylko W letargicznym
snie pograzony.
Sa pewne srodki narkotyczne,
|kt6re sprowadzaja ten skutek, re
|objawy sill zywotnych pc ich "a
|zyciu ograniczaja sic do takiego
stopnia, il staja sic prawie zupel-
ME niedostrzegalnemi Uderzenia
|serca staja sic tax slabemi, re u
cue ich niepodobna, pulls prawie
zupelnie przestaje uderzac dlate
go 1atwo pojae, IL przy powierz-
chownych ogledzinach nawet leka
RE zmylic sic NIGGA snem do smie
rel podobnym, chwilowym spoezy
nkiem sif zywotnych.
Jak mistrz Mikofaj zauwazyl,
silly zaczely powracac, ale objawy
ich byly jeszcze tax waite i s}abe,
re tylko wtajemniczony, to jest
wiedzacy Q stanie ksiecia m6gl to
zauwazyc, a ktokolwiek inny mu
sialby uledz zludzeniu.
N.u-o+ Mar1- ly+1ro nr1oon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-15
IMPROVEMENT
SHOWN IN |NDUSTR|ALS

NEW YORK. April 15.-The more
confident tone of the war bulletins
gave impetus to an upward movement
at the opening Of today's stock market
Speculative Issues formed the basis
of the early dealings. however. invest
ment shares making relatively little
headway.
Pools were active in Alcohol. Dis
ti1lers. Texas Company. Tobaccos and
kindred specialties.
Union Pacific. Reading and New
haven featured the rails. shippings
showing irregularity.
Trading Slackens, Gains Hold.
On the absence of pressure and re-
ceipt of further encoura cling foreign
advices. the market strengthened in
the more important divisions later in
the day.
Leading war issues, especially steels
and equipments. were 1 to points
over last weeks final quotations, and
rails developed stronger tendencies
with shippings.
Coppers and oil also made material
improvement.
Trading became dull after midday.
but gains were fully maintained.
Liberty az sold at 1894 to 80, first
As at 1920 to 1926 and second As at
$500 to 1915.