davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19

While the front overwhieh the assault
was launched is short, compared with
those of the Marine and Picardy drives,
the success attained by the French APP
pears to point to possibility of Marshal
Foch breaking the enemy's resistance by
flank attack instead of a direct assault
against the strong positions now held by
the Germans between scissors and
Rheims and between the Oise and the
Ancre.
The region in which the attack was
made is quite rough and would seem to
be well adapted to defensive warfare. 1t
is intersected by ravines of some depth
and has high wooded ridges here and
there. There is an extension of the hilly
district along the Disc, where savage
fighting has been going on for the past
week.
Along the Picardy battle front there
have been local actions, in which 400
prisoners were taken by the French. Lon
don reports the French have captured st.
Mard and Beuyraignes, near Roye, thus
increasing the peril of that bastian Of
the German line west of the Somme.
Farther north the British have pene-
trated the German positions near Arras.
German attacks in the Flanders sector
have been repulsed.
In the Merville sector the British have
made new advance, probably following
up the Germans, who have been retiring
in this part Of the Lys salient for the
past week
The situation along the Aisne-Vesle
sector is unchanged. The enemy con
tinues his harassing attacks, using artil-
lery and gas, but the French and Ameri-
cans manage to cling to their bridge
heads north Of the Vesle. In the Vosges
American troops have advanced slightly
near Frapelle, captured Saturday. The
Germans have been shelling the village
heavily.
Austrian efforts to regain the islet in
the lower Piaye, taken last week by the
Italians, have failed. In counter attack
the Italians drove the enemy back and
took 30 prisoners. In the mountain re-
gion the artillery has been active at Iso-
lated points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
GOT OUT OF IT LUCKY.
That Is the Way First-Class Private
Ralph Lawliss Thinks.

Mrs. Erwin Lawliss received on Sat
urday letter from her son, First Glass
Private Ralph Lawliss, telling that he
was in a hospital, having been admitted
on July o. He writes II received con
eussion caused from the explosion of
shell. / don't see how happened to get
out of it so lucky as there were mum
Der of fellows wounded by the same one
and one fellow was killed. All / can re.
member is seeing the flash of light go up
after the shell exploded and the next
| knew | was in the field hospital in a
crying and shaking condition. Believe
me, | can thank God for coming out of
it as lucky as | did.
'FWhen It comes to hand to hand battle
the Germans are not there, but if there
is ten of them to one of us they will
fight. | will be 0. X. in little while
This is leaving me as well as could be ex-
pected. Don't worry"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
SENATE WILL ACT
ON BILL THIS WEEK
Consideration of Man-Power Measure
VIII Be Taken Up Thursday, the
Members Decided To-day.

Washington, d, G., Aug. 49, Consider
alton of the new man-power bill, ex-
tending the draft ags, will begin in the
Senate next Thursday With quorum
present to-day, the Senate set aside the
agreement for vacation recesses until
Aug. "a, and cleared the way for taking
up the draft measure without further
delay.
Fifty-seven senators, 20 Republicans
and 2S Democrats, answered to-day's roll
call. As soon as it was found that a
quorum was present, Senator Chamber
lain asked that the recess agreement be
eyacated and there was no opposition.
He then announced he would bring up
the man-poyer bill Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
DENSE FOG HID
APPROACHING ENGINE
And Chauffeur Drove on Grand Trunk
Track Before the Men Knew of Their
Danger--Ex-Gov Prouty Was
Killed Instantly.

Sherbrooke, Que, Aug. lo--G Fl.
Prouty, formerly governor Of Vermont,
was killed when the automobile in which
he was riding was struck by Grand
Trunk train near Wateryille to-day, The
chauffeur was rendered unconscious.
Mr. Prouty was on his way from New
port, Vt, to take a train at Lennoxville
for Jackman, Me-, when the chauffeur
failed to observe the approaching engine
owing to dense fog. Mr. Prouty was
instantly killed The chauffeur, J. w
Blay, was taken to a hospital suffering
from concussion of the brain.
Ex-Governor Prouty was identified at
first by papers found in his coat pockets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
FRITzY WASTING SHELLS.
On John L. Martin of Wnliamstown--
Latter Is Fast Recovering.

Williamstown, Aug l9- Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Martin did not know that
their son, John Leslie Martin, had been
wounded until they received the follow.
ing letter from him. He evidently had
written before but the letter had not
reached them.
July 30, 1918.
Dear Mother: Just a few lines to
let you know that / am still getting
along fine. am up around now quite
a bit and got my clothes on to-day. Gee,
but it was great to get out again. We
are in one Of the most beautiful places
| have seen in France. / wish could
tell you the name, but it would never
pass. Well, mother, don't worry
over me. ] shall be all right If they
don't do any more than they have al.
ready. Fritzy will have to waste an
other shell on me before he gets me prop
er. If it costs him two for every man
he win soon get out Of ammunition
) Mr. Martin enlisted in Co /, Cd Mas
saehusetts infantry, at Westfeld, Mass,
on May 81, 1917. He was transferred to
the l04th infantry, 26th division, and
went overseas in September last. It is
seven months since he first went into
the front line trenches. He will be 2l
years old the 26th Of this month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
is IN HOSPITAL.
Sergt. James Brown Got Shot from
Shell.

Mrs John Brown Of Is Bassett street
received telegram from the war depart
ment Saturday evening advising her that
her son, Sergt James Brown, had been
severely wounded in action July 22. The
message did not state the nature Of the
wound. On the day previous relative of
the young soldier received from his let
ter written Aug. and mailed Aug. 2, in
which he told of having been put out of
action by shell shock He was in a mill
tary hospital when he wrote the letter,
which was Of very reassuring tone.
Sergt. Brown was attached to A com
pany of the l0lst machine gun battal-
ion. He enlisted in Barre in the old lst
Vermont infantry early in the summer
of 1917 and went overseas in the fall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
FRENCH GATHERED UP 400
PRISONERS In PICARDY
The New Movement By Field Marshal
F0ch Is Calculated to Bring Up the
Allies Line Between the Disc
and the Aisne Rivers
(By The Associated Press.)

Launching what be described extensive local attack
the French Sunday evening broke through the German posi-
tons along the vital sector connecting the Marine and Pcady
battlefeds.
This attack front of approximately miles from
Capon east of the Ose to Potency the Ane about
miles of Sosson 1t officially reported that advance
to depth of B miles made all along the front of
attack total of 700 prisoners is reported from Paris 1t is
reported from London that extreme penetration of two miles
has been made
The villages of Nampce and Nouvonvingre have been
red and the French have reached the southern edge of the ravne
Andgnicourt which between Nampce and Nouvron Vnge
Since the situation along the Asne and Vee and in Picardy
has seemed to be approaching deadlock indicating return to
the old trench warfare of the first two of the attack
in the sector between the Ane and the Disc hase been expected
This line vital to the German positions each side Of it. If it
dsarranged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
BRITISH DOMINIONS
TO HAVE MORE VOICE
May Send Minister to London as a Mem
Der Of the Imperial War Cabinet
India Will Also Be Rep
resented.

London. Aug l9.The government an
nounces that it has been decided to grant
each dominion the right to send a min
lister to London as member Of the inn
perial war cabinet a meetings other
than those attended by the prime minis
ters India also viii be represented at
these meetings,
The prime ministers Of the dominons
have been given the privilege of com
municating with the British prime min.
lister instead of through the governor
general or colonial secretary, as at pres
ent This is regarded as step toward
giving the dominions a greater voice in
the war and in simplifying communica-
tion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
GASOLINE NOT TO JUMP.
No Radical Change in the Price Is
Expected.

Washington, D. G., Aug l9.-Plans for
the stabilization of petroleum prices, as
recommended by the national petroleum
war service committee in New York last
week, were accepted to-day by the fuel
administration, which ANNOUNCED its be.
lief that the agreement will prevent any
radical change in consumers prices Of
gasoline and other oil products.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
FRENCH PENETRATED
INTO LIE HAMEL VILLAGE

London, Aug. 10, 4:45 p. m.-
French troops penetrated into the
village Of lie Hamel, on the hills
west of the 0ise and northwest of
Ribecourt, to-day, according to ad.
vices from the front. During the
fighting to-day the French were on
the aggressive but made some
slight headway against the deter
mined German resistance between
Lassigny and the Disc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
FRENCH NOW HOLDING
IMPORTANT GROUND
Located South of Andignicourt-Ha
Penetrated to Extreme Depth of
Nearly Two Miles.

London, Aug. 10, l:20 p, m,-Thc
French tenth army, which attacked the
German positions between the 0ise and
the Aisne last night, has penetrated to
an extreme depth Of nearly two miles
The enemy machine gunners are resist
ing desperately and the German air serv-
ice is also very active
st. Mard les -Triot, a little over mile
southwest of Roye, was taken by the
French yesterday, according to reports
from the battlefront. The French also
captured the town of Beuvraignes, two
and three-fourths miles south of st.
Mard, according TO dispatches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
NEW FRENCH DRIVE
WAS CARRIED OUT
DURING LAST NIGHT
Official Bulletin Given Out in Paris SAYS
That the Operation Was Started in
Order to Rectify the Line.

Paris, Aug 10. Between the Oise and
the Aisne French troops attacked at 6
o'clock last night over front Of fifteen
kilometers between Carlepont, about
four miles east Of Ribecourt and Eon-
tenoy, approximately six miles west of
Scissors. They advanced an average
distance Of two kilometers over the
whole front, according to the official
statement issued by the war office.
The French have occupied the woods
west Of Nampola, about seven miles
northwest of Fontenoy and the edge Of
the ravine south Of Andiguicourt, two
miles and half east Of Nampoela, ac-
cording to tho statement Nouvron-
Ningre was captured. Seventeen hun
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
BRITISH CAPTURED
OUTTERSTEEN RIDGE
AND 500 PRISONERS
Made Important Gain in Front of the
Town Of Merris and Beat of a
Vicious Counter-Attack.

With the British Army in France, Aug.
10 tBy the Associated Press British
troops, after capturing 0uttersteen ridge
in front of the town Of Merris, have
beaten off vicious counter attack and
inflicted heavy losses on the enemy.
More than 500 Germans were captured.
The ridge was captured by the British
yesterday and the Germans counter at
tackled last night and this morning the
position, which oyerlooks considerable
ground held by the enemy in the direc-
tion of Bailleul, now is firmly in British
hands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
FRENCH TOOK TWO VILLAGES
AND 1,7OO PRISONERS IN DRIVE
BETWEEN OISE AND AISNE RIVERS

tured in yesterdays successful opera
tion in this sector is not yet available.
"The hostile artillery has shown some
activity south of the Somme and has
been active southwest and north of Bail
leuel.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
ORDERS FOR 43 MORE
SHIPS ARE AWARDED
Shipping Board Will Build SO Cargo
Vessels, Seven Wooden Barges
and Three Harbor Tugs.

Washington, D. G., Aug. 10 Contracts
for thrifty three wooden cargo vessels,
each of $500 deadweight tons, seven
wooden barges and three wooden harbor
tugs were left the week ending Aug 10
the shipping board announced to-day,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-19
WAGE INCREASE APPROVED.
Western Union Men Given 10 Per Cent
Increase.

New York, Aug. Postmaster Cen
eral Burleson, in control of telegraph
and telephone systems, has approved the
10 per cent increase in wages of employees
Of the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany, it was announced at the company
offices to-day.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14

Me SO to vice move odkrycia.
Me zmienila sic dusza pruskiej
gadziny cd dw6ch tysiecy lat.
Setki tysiecy zo}nierzy francus
kich, angielskich polskich i in
nych darcmnie ia krwawych po-
ZACH bitew polegly, jesli ia wojna
skonczy sic czem innem niz po--
gromem Prusactwa.
BY niezliczone tc ofiary ME by
~ daremne, potw6r pruski musi
bye starry W proch zupe}nie i raz
ma zawsze.
Dop6ki on sw6j leb jadowity
podniesc portrait .dop6ki cielsko
jego drapiezne pe}zac bedzie po
Swiecie, p6ty ME bedzie spokoju
ola cywilizowanych narod6w swia
ia, dop6ty ma ziemi ME ostoi sic
Wolnosc i Sprawiedliwosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14

liant, - rzek siedzacy kolo mnie
Amerykanin, ely moge mu sic
przypatrzyc2
Podalem mu pierscien.
- HIM! - rzeA obejrzaWszy,-
pragna1bym mice eos podobnego.
! = Jest to sprzedania, panic, -
odrzek4em podajac Gene.
Amerykanin ME mial ochoty
p1acic tax drogo. Chcia} mi dac
zaraz dwadziescia piec tysiecy,
czego odm6wilem, ma mole szczes-
Gle, jak sic 0 TEN zaraz przekona-
Gle.
Pc objedzie przechadzalem sic
ulicami miasta, przegladajac wy
stawy sklep6w. Pred sk1adem ia
|kicgos handlarza galanteryi zatrzy
malem sic nieco dluzej, DO zwro--
|cif moja uwage pierscien zupel--
ME podobny do mego. Brylant W.
MIN byl fa}szywy, pozna1em to ma.
pierwszy rzut Okla, ale imitacya
byla wyborna, sWiecii sic jak pra-
Wdziwy.
Przez glove p~rzesz}a mi mysl
.~- - r.
s~zczesliwa.
= COZ mi to szkodzi, - pony
Salem, = sprzeddc Amerykanino
wi ten kawafek szk}a, zamiast
|mego brylantu? =.
Postanowi}em spr6bowac tegoi
|kupifem pierscien: Zaledwiem go
naby1 spotka}em sic Z Amerykani
mem, ktory znowu zacza} ma mnie
|nalegac 0 s%przedanie p%ierscienia,
dajac juz o try tysiace frank6w
wiecej niz przedtem.
Me przysta1em i teraz, ale po--
niewaz- przechodziliSmy wlasnie
|kolo jubilera, wstapilem wraz Z
MIN do sklcpu, ably dac otaksowac
pierscien.
Jubiler powiedziaf, re brylant
moi nawet miedzy bracmi wartby
by1 trzydzieSci tysiecy frank6w i
Amerykanin zdec.ydowa} sic wre-
szcic nazajutrz wypfacic te sumo.
RozstaliSmy sic, powr6ci}em IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14
KRZYZAK6W.

Kazda wioska, przez kt6ra pre-
iiszli pada}a ofiara ich rabunku sy
Istematycznego. Kazde miasteczko
Ispladrowali i okradli wedding pre-
|pis6w zlodziejskiej sztuki. Obra-
Ibowali micszkanc6w, a urzedni-
|kow miejskich steroryzowali u
wiezili, hub zabili. Ludnosc cywil
ma, wbrew wszelkim przepisom
Iprawa miedzynarodowego zmrlsza
Ii do sluzby W armii najezdczej, o
ipornych rozstrzeliwali bez sadu,
miasta Gale rzucali Ia passive Clio
|du j rozpaczliwego zniszczenia.
Obszernc dzielnice najbogat
szego najbardziej uprzemysfo--
wionego kraju Ia sWiecie znisz--
czone zosta1y jcdynie dlatego, a
|by armia n%ajezdzcza jak nathaniel
mogla zaspokajac swe potrZcby.
Gromadki nicregularnych zolnic--
rzy i ludnoSc. cyWilna miast NOR
doWano, rZnieto pc prostu, jedy--
nie W tym celu, by siac doko1a ter
ror.
System ~straszliwy by} W tel O.
hydnej robocie, W tych rzeziach
kt6rym r0wnych ME zna historya
sviata. Miasta, wielkie i gesto "a
ludnionc bombardowano bez celu
ME raz, ale pc dwadziescia, try
dziesci i czterdziesci razy, podpa-
|lano je i mordowano dzieci i ko--
|biety, jedynie ia to, - jedynie,--
by ludzie jak n]ajokrutniej cier=-
|pieli.
A w~szystkiego tego ME dokony-
wa1a tluszcza rozpasanego zolda-
|ctwa, ale szczeg6lowo naukowo
obmyslane okrucienstwo W tym
specyalnie celu wyuczonych i wy
musztrowanych zolnierzy.
Krzyzacy ME inaczej rzneli lud
lnosc Prus Wschodnich i Zachod-
mich i Litwy
Bandy Fryderyka "wielkiego'
ME inaczej postepowa}y ma Szlaz
ku.
! Juliusz Gear ma kilkadziesiat
lat pred Narodzeniem Chrystusa>
wykazywa} W komentarzach swo-
Itch, re W krwi germanskicj ley
ia ohydna sklonnosc do bezcelo--
wego mordowania i okrucienstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14

Ia SODA n%ieprawne postepoWanie
jednostki. Pedro wprawdzie ME
;byf gl6wnym w%inowajca, lecz
volt. Gdyby byf ME siegnal pc
Ijego spadek, Pedro by1by pozo--
stall uczciwym i uzytecznym cz}o-
wickiem, a gdyby Pedro p4iew}u--
czy} sic do sad0w, o lie inakszem
by1oby jego zycic.
Jcmu jednakzc podobalo sic to
zycie! W4adze, jaka posiadal mad
garstka ludzi silnych i zdecydo~
wanych, cenil wyzej niz wszystkie
'skarby swiata byl kr6lem COR, i
w posr6d lasu zasiadf IA tronic,
sadzac sprawy swoich poddanych,
tax samo jak monarcha w Madry
Gle.
TAX przynajmniej sadzi} Pedro
il takie przekonanie oW}adnelo
MIN Ia nowo, gdy uniknawszy ME
bczpieczenstwa, stana} M g6rze i
zwrocil wzrok ma Mendoza.
Dumnie stanaf ma czele swoje.j
handy i zwroci} sic XII drodze BIZ
tel.
- Me potrzcbujemy przekra--
dac sic manowcami, = rzekl, -ci
tch0rze uracza sic resultant naszc
90 wilma, a potcm wr6ca. Vice ma
prod!
Poszli dalej droga bita, kt6ra
prowadzila przez las.
Maggie tuman kllrzawy oznajmll
zblizenie sic powozu; Pedro wy
dial rozkazy i w m%gnicniu Okla roz
h0jnicy Il odvicdzionymi kurka-
mi strzelb pokladli sic W rowach
przydroznych.
Sam Pedro pozostal Ia srodku
drogi i pochwycit "a cuglc szybko
nadjezdzajace konic.
zolnicrz sicdzacy Id kozle obok
locztyliona, zrozumia} odrazu bez
uzytecznoSc oporu / nak}onif Woz
mice do Wstrzymania koni.
Ukazali sic rozb6jnicy i otoczy-
Ii powoz W kt6rym sicdzial elcgan
cko ubrany mezczyzna.
Spojrzal on zc zdzlWieniem do
kola i dose popraWnym Jezvklom
hiszpanskim zapytal Pedra, ktory
przy>tapi| al do drzwiczek poWo-
zu. czcgo zQda.
- Intercs naSZ mOZcmv ZgOdnlc
skonczyc. - rzck1 Pedro Il Gala
! grzccznoScia, jczeli pan sic zdecy-
duje oddac nam swoje p%ieniadze.
- Szczegolnic zadanie. - Cd
parI podr6Zny, zostawcie mi chloe
polowe.
/! - TO bye nie moze, - odpowic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14
(Ciag dalszy.)

:'iada jcdnakZe temu, ktory roz
W;>zcza .cugle namietnoSci t1umu
r':lciaZby czynem majacym "a
>"oa pcWnr pozory s~lusZnosci! Ma
rE>za on %porzadck, %spO}eczny i
S1'roWadza IA Sicbic i IA wszyst-
k;vh nirSzczeScic.
Mona to by]o togo dnia zauwa
IT,: w Mendozie.
.udzir najpracowitsi porzucili
1"ootr i pobicgli przygladac sic O.
kr"ltntmu widowisku. Pito przy--
ten bez MARY Ia koszt Pcdra,k t6
ny W tylm dniu %przchulaf znaczna
rz,Sr majqtku, zcbrancgo przez je
g. ojca pr$ca calcgo zycia.
NvStawiono bcczki wilma pred
>zvnkownir i wieksza GEESE ucze-
>1uik0w dzikicj zabawy zapljali
|rz MARY: nozc zacze}y grac sWa
r".r. i rhociaZ niczdarzy}o sic zad
H. mordcrStwo, jednakZe krew 20
N%!vne|a.
!'ijanr kobicty.... ohydny wi
1nN.... poSzczuwa}y mezczyzn
p"zrcivkn Sobie, jcdncm slowcm
na>tapil Zamet. WrzaWa i hafas
ui"dajqrv sic opiSac!
Maybe dial sic SlySzec okrzyk
n~.zrrazrnia 49,. w bliSkoSci wio-
Ski ukaZaI sic shiny oddZiaf Zan--
darmrryi zmirrza.jacy szybko ku
W!luWnie zhicgoWiska.
Nt6ry> T. p]aStcrZoW byd1a chcac
n1rZvmar nayrodr oznaczona, "a
Njudomi| znajuujqcych sic o pare
N::I ~Zandarm"w, ktorzy przybywa
Il t,jQr nirbrzpiccznego bandyte.
\ir hy}o to jcdnakzc tax IatWe
Z%..!anir.
Pedro byl czu.jny, ludzic jcgo Il
u"4iarkowanirm pill vino i pred
T.: s%1anrIi yotoVi do waikiki Il sila
z'rojna.
DoWNIra zandarm0W ZauWaZy}
~ IA chWilr WStrZvma1 sW6j cd
,iziaI. Ea11dyvi s~korzystali 4 tel
rnwili. i ME troszczqc sic bynaj--
n!lilrj o zaSzrzvt zWycleStWa mad
zandarmami. puSci!i sic w strone
rory i znikIi Szybko w wijacych
- wezykicm ~$ciczkach.
Ami jrdcn StrZa} ME padl. roz-
h1jnik@w ME by1o, pasterz "a
miaSt Spodzicwancj nagrody do
stall kilka kulak0W. aZcby odwic-
'iziny w Mendozir ME by}y NADIA
rmnc oSkarIono kilku micszkan-
CIV O Zmowr Z rozb0jnikami i IA
ruWadzono do Wiezicnia.
Taklt to naStepStWa prOWadzl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14

tychmiast do jubilera, sprzeda}em
mu sam brylant Ia trzydzieSci ty
frankoW, Il Ia jego miejsce
kaza1cm wstavic oWo slicznc szkic
l1ko.
Nazajutrz Amcrykanin kupil
falszywy pierScien, a ia pusci}em
Isle natychmiast W droge do Ma
drytu.
- Wybornie! doskonale! Ia
Woiano doko1a.
- Cos podobnego zdarzyc sic
mozc tylko w wielkiem miescie,-
rzekl Iwanski, - MONA tam INA
lesc tysiac sposobow przyjscia do
grosza. Me pojmvje zatem, dla--
czego ludzie tacy jak wy, pedza
pclnc nicbezpicczcnstw: zycie tn
W g6rach. Nanny pieniadze, = mo
viii pc krotkej .chwili dalej, -
mamy duzo pieniedzy~ moglibys--
my W rozmaitych przebraniach IL
dac sic do wielkiego miasta i ze--
brac bogactwa. 0 jakich wan sic
nie snifo. Pora jest temu przyjaz-
ina teraz w1asnie i tylko teraz.
- TAX rzek1 Pedro, = ale ME
mamy %papier6w.
- WlaSnie 0 tenn chcia1em mo-
vic, - zawo1al. IWanski; - mann
u SODA kilka paszport6w, reszte
zdobedziemy jutro. TAX z%dobedzie
my, przyjaciele Wien z pewnos-
cia, re wlaSnie jutro przejezdzac
bedzie pewien Anglik z trzema sy
nami ia droga bita, ma kt6rej
mnie spotkaliscie. Zatrzymajmy
go, a wiecej ME bedzie nam po-.
trzeba.
RozbojnikOm spodoba1a sic pro
pozycya Iwanskiego, przedewszy-
stkiem jednak spojrzeli chciwie
ma jego kufry dotychczas ME Of
wierane.
Pedro zna1 swoich ludzi ME
zw}6czyl dluzej z podzia!em, :
kt6rego. wlascicielowi kufroW
dostala sic GEESE naleznosci.
Do p6znej nocy trWa1a biesia-
da i zabawa, zrana jednak stowa
rzyszeni gotowi juz byli do no
wych dzia1an.
; Zdecydowano sic czatoWac n;
, przejazd Anglika przy drodze, MI
siano jednak czekac bardzo dfu-
l go, gdyz dopiero mad Wieczoren
nadjechal poW6z, ale tym ra az
-pod eskorta ME jednego z efnn5e.r:z
lecz oddziaIu jezd1nych.
Widocznemnby dlia tegg'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-05-14
zmarlego, pochyli1 sic mad MIN

IA zmarlego, pochylil sic mad MIN
i wzia1 pugilares.
= Bedziesz pochowanym jak
przystoi temu, kt6ry byf przyja--
cielem Pedra, - zawofa}, wzia}
zmarlego IA bark i zani6sl do
zwalisk zamku.
w kruzganku, kt6ry zb6jcom
s}uzyl "a mieszkanie, Pedro ME
zabawi1 dlugo, zeszed} zaraz ma
dol do grobowca, gdzie spoczywa-
ly zw}oki dawnych pan6w zamku.
Znaczna liczba trumien o1owia-
nych sta]a tam PREY scianach. Pc
dro ME namyslal sic d}ugo i otwo
rzyl jedna z mich.
lGiag aalszy nastapi.)