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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.

Just received a carload Of Square
Deal wire fencing, all sizes. The
fence that it's name implies. Just what
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

ClarenceE Schooling.
.-,ss.4,I.
Born janfftrar -fth, 1894.
MISUNDERSTANDING somewhere in
France from wounds received in ac-
ton.
Entered service April 27, 1918.
seth Division.
Parents Sallie Schooling and D. H.
Schooling.
Other brothers in service, FINS F..
Schooling. Died of wounds received
in action.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

Private Albert Russell Creascy.
Son Of Mason Creasey, Mexico, Mo,
Born in Mexico, No., u years ago.
Died Oct. 25, 1918, Camp jackson,
S. c., from Spanish Influenza.
Member U. S. Field Artillery. :.
Enlisted first time and spent nine
months in training at Camp Donl-
phan, Okla.
Discharged from service because Cf
defective eye sight and volunteered
again in August 1918.
Brother, Sergt. Roy. Creasey, 12gth
U. S. Artillery, France.
Guy Webb Shaw.
Killed in action in France Septem-
Der 28;@1918.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Shaw,
of Vandalia.
Report CT death has not been veri-
fed by the War Department.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

Willy, R. S. Baker and Messrs, Tur-
ner and Clayton Berry and Claude
n4.Lu.rr rnont Tho nnnrninn of The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

Walter Fite.
Died at sea September 80, 1918.
Victim of Spanish Influenza.
Was q years old. He was a nephew
of Mrs. OFT Jeffries, of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

man, favor improved highways and
appreciate the necessity for them.
Let's get busy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

Capt. Harry Laird.
Died at Fort Sill, Okla, May S,
1918.
Leaves a wife and baby daughter.
Son of George Laird, Vandalia.
Entered U. S. Army dental service
in 1917.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

: James R. Jones.
Born July 2, 1891.
Died November II. 1918. at Camp
Dodge, Iowa.
72nd Company, 1913 Division B,
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Yancy Jones.
Other brother in service, Private
Richard Jones, Con. Camp, Company
E, 126th Infantry.
Monte Nelson Brooks.
Was % years old, born in Galloway
County.
Died at Camp Funston, complication
of troubles, July 8, 1918.
Son of Mrs. Alice Durham, CT Mex
leo.
Had lived in Mexico a number of
years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-03

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rails nc are used in the famous Master Two and
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Evening journal., 1919-03-07

motion or Senator Walker moved 20
have It recalled f.om the House. In
making his motion 10 recall the bill
Senator Walker stated on the floor Of
the Senate that Attorney General Rein
hardt had told him the bill II IL became
a law would put out Of business every
pawnbroker In Wilmington.
Representative A1cNabb in secondlng
the motion Of Mr.. Danzenbaker for the
House TO refuse the request OF the
Senate for the recall Of the bill, said
the.e was a certain stencil in the mat
ter" lie pointed out that the bill pass
ed the House unanimously three weeks
ago and was concurred in b. the SEN
ate. On Wednesday he stated the Senate
requested rs return 10 that body. At
this point he also said the Senate some
time ago passed a bill to regulate the
business Of pawnbrokers and then re-
quested It's return from the House be-
fore the latter body had acted on it
and the bill was returned as requested
In concluding his remarks Mr. Nc
Nabb said there was some undercur-
rent working TO call back the bill. lie
declared that al this time 10 was not
to call a spade a spade, but
il the time comes he stands ready 70
do So
The vote was then taken, the House
TO return The Bill.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
Doughboys Don'i Speak 10 Germans

under assumed names. The American
intelligence service discovered the de-
cepton in % hours, the burgomaster
was brought up on charges. and fned
$500 marks.
Tie closest watch is kept by General
Dickman's headquarters upon the tele-
phone, telegraph and mail
Half a dozen trunk lines only are
permitted for the telephone Messages
ARE largely restricted 20 business calls.
II there Is al abuse the headquarters
knows 10 Immediately. General Dick
man has a direct wire TO Berlin.
Americans are not overcharged In
stores here. General Dickman viii not
permit 10.
In somo OF the smaller towns when
preliminary b.lletlng lists were scrU-
tlnizcd 10 was seen That nearly al Of
them were In middle class or poorer
homes. In such cases the burgomas-
ters were instructed that If the wealthy
tried 10 escape having Americans bill
leted with them 80 American soldiers
would De placed in each Of their
houses. There was no more reluctance
10 receive American troops.
The Americans are under the strict
est discipline. Everywhere their foir-
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

returned the same TO the House. II is
understood that the governors obiec-
tion TO the bill is that It is so drawn
the owner Of a car could keep his
car for three or six months without
paying license on It, providing Of
course, It was not used Accompanying
the bin sent back was the following
communication:
The House bin No. IS, which was
passed both Houses and presented to
me, entitled, An act TO amend 23i, Sec
ton 1871, Of Chapter Of the Revised
Code Of the State Of Delaware, in rela-
tion to the fees 10 be paid for the reg
istration Of motor vehicles" has been
considered by me and Herewith return
the same with the following objections
'lnasmuch as the system Of registra-
tion Of automobiles, which was passed
by the last session Of the general as
sembly. is based upon the weight and
the fees collected ihereform depends
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
Ry U. P. So correspondent


COBLENZ, Feb. iO-tBy MalD-Many
Frenchmon and Americans are said to
be worrying over rumors that the
americans are fraternizing with the
Germans; that many Of The boys from
the States speak German Just as some
nhln"landcrs speak English: that the
71ermans give the Americans warm
rOoms. comfortable beds, black their
De0ts and see that they set dellcaties
Ncll. there may be ruinors Of ira
fernlution. but they arc rumors only
s2it General D ckman. commander Of
th3 American sector, 10 a correspond
.ent Of ,he United Press at headquar-
.iers here.
II an American speaks 10 a German.
rlah or woman, be is arrested. The
Llnly exception Is In the case Of chI-
IA a Thore IS an inherent love Of lit
I'd, I lk In The hearts Of the American
frotlers and AN the regulations in the
f0n-lc w.ll not prevent Them from play
rus With The kids
Tho general was asked N the Ger
iuans are short Of food in the American
isecior
FTney seem 20 have plenty OF it, ne
raqswctcd Vegetables are common
pnd cheap, the only shortage being in
Fats and mtiF5
"In one town where there was a
conf milaint from the Germans that they
lbad no livestock or fowl we noticed
ot OF chickens Someone asked a Ger
imam Why they d'd not eat the chickens
lie caught one and showed a number
.on is leg Tie systematic German au-
Hhoriics made the owner of the chick
zen responsible FOR three eggs q week
There Is plenty Of gime in the for.
Eoeis, Wild boar being good table diet.
aiso breeding rapidly. The Amer can
soldiers were pottlng this game when
-vc issued orders prohibiting them
.ffonYshootins it."
LsTneral Dickman has not had the
esiigAlest trouble with the Germans
since the occupation. Local German
funciionar'es are holding down their
Jobs as usual. burgomasters being held
10 a strict accountability FOR every
ihing that transpires. These officials
issue safe conduct passes. In only two
cases has an abuse been found. Two
vel known Berliners came to Coblenz 1
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
REFUSE TO RETURN
PANNBROKERS BILL
House Votes Down Request
of Senate to Send
Measure Over
"STENCH" ABOUT IT
M'NABB ASSERTS
sIan Cnrresnondeni

staff Correspondent
STATE HOUSE, Dover, Del. March T.
Without an opposing vote the House
yesterday afternoon refused the re-
quest Of the Senate for the return Of
Representative Danzenbaker's bill de-
creas'ng from 10 per cent 20 3 per
cent. a month the percentage that
pawnbroEors can charge on loans. Sew
eral members answered not voting.
10 the roll call but there was not a
nay vote.
The vote was taken on a motion made
by Mr. Danzenbaker to refuse 10 re-
turn The bill TO the Senate. The bill
was unanimously passed by both
Houses, it having originated in tho
House. Il was passed by the Senate
last Friday. On Wednesday afternoon
the bin as concurred in had been sent
back to the House and the Senate on
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
We Are Grateful

Impeled by feeling of gratitude for the privilege of
another milestone march towards and de-
show it. have gathered together mighty host of bar
gains spring and proud that have done
merchandising than before Prices have had fall
the end Of the and going the benefit
of all reductions.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
The General Planks Down His Cash

The potenia.e behind the glass win
dow informed me that the house was
sold out. except FOR box seats. Being .
member OF tho proletarlat / don't buy
box seats
General March stepped up next.
"Any tickets turned in?" he asked
'No. sir; all we have left s q box
And the general planked down his
cash for o couple box seats.
Next in line was q private from The
ranks He could have had a box seat
next 20 General March II he'd wanted
it-hut he was in my class.
Such is the democracy Of the theatre.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

upon said weight, and the revenue de-
rived is applied to road building, and
inasmuch as the demands for good roads
are so great at this time, and the appar-
ent public sentiment in favor Of maxi
mum road construction, after full con-
sideration Of the bin above referred to
herewith withhold my approval and
return it TO the House where it origi-
mated.
JOHN 4. TOWNSEND. Jr,
Governor.
Dover, Del, March 6, 1913"
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
IG3 JARS OF VAPORUB EVERY MIN.
UTE DAY AND iGliI.

BY January ist we had everything
ready to put on our night shift and
since then our laboratory has been
running day and night, To feed our
automatic machines, which drop out
one hundred and forty-three Jars Of
VapoRub a minute or one million and
eighty thousand weekly, has required
a force Of 500 people Our Cafe De-
partment, created for the benefit Of
these workers. served 1000 meals dur
ing the mnnhl nf Iannarv alnne
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

Special weekend package AlaxiXe
Chocolate Covered Cherries in liquid
cream, 66c the pound box
Marian Nut Cream Centers packed II
one-pound boxes, soc, the pound.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs.
Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
DRUGGISTS! VICK'S VAPORUB
SHORTAGE OVERCOME AT LAST

The Deal Scheduled fo- Last No
vernber, Which Was Postponed
on Account of the Influenza
Epidemic, is Now Reinstated-
Good During the Month of
March.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
RY al III GELnHOT.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Do the
th!gh moguls Of the army or the gov
,ernment set into Washington theatres
on passess
They DO MOTT
AT least. General Peyton c. March
.ch'cf Of stan OF the army, doesn't.
General March Is a theatre-hound. He
igoes 20 the theatre regularly.
The other night General March stood
ia line In. 'front.' Of the box Office at
Polls theatre.
No. the general wasn't with me.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
GOVERNOR VET0ES
AUTO LICENSE BILL
stan Correspondent

Staff Correspondent
STATE HOUSE, Dover, Del, March :.
Governor Townsend has vetoed Rep
resentasive IIardcstys bill providing
for fractional automobile licenses and
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
OVER ONE MILLION JARS OF
VAPORUB PRODUCED
EACH WEEK

It is with pride that we announce 70
the drug trade that the shortage ol
Vicks VapoRub. which has lasted since
last October, is now overcome. since
January ist, we have been running our
laboratory twenty-three and a hall
hours out Of every twenty-four Last
week we shipped the last OF our back
orders, and retail druggists, therefore
are no longer requested TO order in
small fuantities only.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07
esc-uayIxE CUERRIEs-6Ge.

Dover, Del. March 6, 1915"
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

But Mr.. Wilson himself cannot do
everything. He has to delegate power
TO others, but in choosing those to
him, he makes sure 10 find
men and women Of character and heart
and ability and engaging personality.
He found a jewel in a little Bohemian
young woman-25 years old-on whom
he placed the responsibility Of employ
ing and directing the women-workers
in the plant.
Evening journal., 1919-03-07

ness is recognized and they make the
occupation as painless an operation as
possible.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
zni1k te dane. ma Cl1opjece UbiorY, Paletoty, i Kafany.

! tE&-G EEEG .G$E#=sE4L - rAL.S. $780,
kilku poleg}ych j kilku ranionych.
Losem tych ostatnich j pogrze--
baniem pierwszych zajal sic ME
kto inny, lecz dobry nasz znajo-
my Pedro, kt6ry jak nam wiado--
J mo, mszczac sic ma hrabinie Ro-
zinskiej postanoWh zgubic Bogu-
mia Kaminskiego.
Znalazf sic on Wkrotce pc zasz-
lynn wypadku ma miejscu j z}ozyl
znaczna kWote ma rece prze1ozo---
nego gminy, przeznaczajac ia ma
opedzenie koszt6W pogrzebu tych,
GO polegli leczenia rannych.
Pozwolenia na zajecie sic ia
czynnoscia Wladza udzieliIa mu
chetne pod Warunkiiem zle tozsa-
nose poleglych j rannych ma bye
sprawdzona, to jest, ze 'opisane 20
stana iimiona, nazWiska, stan j
wick kazdego poleg1ego, opis je-
go osobyi rodzaj smierci.
Pedro, kt6ry mial szczeggo6lne Pc,
woody, azeby Wystapic ~ roll przzy
jaciela ludzkosciszabral sic zatem
do dzieIa WtoWarzystWie osiadle-
go " Hukowie lekarza.
PolecH W11osscianoms e bbrae pole
glych j rannych zniesesfchdoto
szopy, kt6raa i'm WskazalW fy ~
celu. .
Tutaj Mozono zich ma slomie
zaczely sic ogledziny posmiieerrtne
y przvtomnosscilekarz przello--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

zonego gminy.
SkonstatoWanie tozsamosci ME.
by1o latwem zadaniem, gdyz Ia
den z poleglych ME mial przy so
bic papierooW. Potrzeba by1o po-.
przestac ma zeznaniach jednego z
rannych.
Gdy to uczyniono i .sprawdzono
kto polegl " Walce ze strata gra-
.niczna, okaza1o sic take, re Wlicz
bic poleg1ych znajdoWal sic take.
pospolity przestepca, poszukiWa--
ny plrzez Wade Bogumil hrabia.
Kaminski. rs.
Przystapiono do skonstatoWaz
MIA ,przyczyny jego: ssmierci czyli
do obejrzenia RAINY, jaka poniosl.
-. S,ttrza1 " piersi rzeM dok-
tor 5obejrzaWszy pobiezlie zW1ok
hrableggoo, So Kula dOStafas ] Go
p1uc j to bylo poWodem natychh--
miastoWej ssmierci. Sc.
..-SlyszaIes pan, panic. Wojcie,
rzekIP Pedro do. naczellnikAlaa gg1minlyy,
-hrabia Bogumil Kaminski. y.
skutek odniesionej rany poniesl
ssmiiere natyehmiastoWa.
- Mech Bog bedzie itosciWyym
Ola jegoSduszy.. byI to WieIki
grzesznik! - szeepna1 Wojt ! pod
EpisaI protokol ogledzinsposmiertt--.
nych. @.
Lekarzspolozyl take pod proto
ko6lem sWojje nazWzislko j natem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17

kiego.
Slyszelismy O MIN dwie Wersye
zostajace W razacej sprzecznosci.
q ust Wlodzimierza powzielis--
my wiadomose6, re op1akana Ola
"a podstepu i zbrodni, Kaminski,
szczesliwie przeby1 granice, zas
" opowiadaniu Kazimierza by1a
NOVA ME o udaniu sic ucieczki,
ale 0 smierci Bogumila.
Azeby sic dowiedziec prawdy 0
losach Bogumi1a, musimy sic udac
daleko cd Warszawy, do oWej
wioski, W kt6rej zasz}o starcie pc
miedzy zbiegami i kontrabandzi--
stami i straza graniczna.
jest to 0 pare mil Cd granicyy
austryackiej odlegla Wies Luke
Wo, lezaca ku polnocy lesistych
Wzg6rz.
Domy pc wiekszej czesci kryte
czerwona dach6wka, otoczone 50
drzeWami oWocoWemi j tylko sma
g1a Wieza 1agodnego Wiejskiego
kosci61ka widzialna jest zdaleklia,
gdyz wznosi sic pc mad koron5y
drew.
Me zavsze jednak spokoj pa
nuje " wiosce, mieszkaja tam kon
trabandzisci, a ci zapalaja sic lat
.wo i ezesto przychodzi do bojek
Epomiedzy.nimi . strazasggraniezna,
Q takiej bojce j jej krWaWym
'rezultacie jjuz wiemy. Bylo y niisejj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
ponury Dom " WarSzd'Wii@
F.: .HRABIA BOGUMIL KAMINSKI

ami Laury. Oddalili sic oni zaraz
pc wejSciu W1odzimierza dru-
giem wyjsciem, i jak oznajmil te-
.raz sluzacy oddawna pojechali ma
dworzec.
Ucieczka mniemanego Tymans-
kiego wyda1a sic naturalnie hra--
biemu Zabielskiemu mocno podej
rzana i; sadzii on, re jest ona dowo
dem, il ksiaze Granicki mia} do
~czynienia z pospolitym oszustem
i radzi} swemu przyjacielowi, axe
by zaniecha1 W tel sprawie dali
szych dochodzen.
Ksiaze jednakze ME dad sic ma
to nam6wic. Oswiadczy}, re jest
zwiazany slowem, re ME ma Cd
tad zadnego prawa do swojego
majatku, re odda go w zarzad adj
wokatowi, 4 sam pusci sic w po-
gon "a Tymanskim.
= Zmusze tego zagadkoWego
czfowicka do wyt1omaczenia sic
m6wif, = spotkam sic z MIN i go
tow jestcm nawet Emusic go do
pojedynku. Co mi po:majatku,k t6
rcgo oddania ktos W kazdej chwi-
lowej moznosci uzywania przypfa
cac utrata honoru. TAX. hrabio
ty sam musisz %przyznae, re poste
.puje ~s}usznie. i re: ola szlachcica
ME moze byc*mc swietszego mad
slowo."
- Vice tczyn co uwazasz "a ko
nieczne, - odrzekl hrabia; .poz
badz sic majatku, <kt6ry rzeczywi-
scie must ci ciazyc, ale przynaj--
mniej ME rzucaj sic W przepasc
ma slepo, ME padnij ofiara oszu--.
sta.
= Bede sic staraf dojsc, jaki
jest rzeczywiisty charakter cz}owie
ka, - odpowieddzia1 ia to ksiazee,
tax jest, jak sic dolna,y-
slasz, jezcli pomiedzy Laura a Ty
man1skim istnialo poprzednio .po-
rozumienic, to ME dostanie Oh a:
nj grosza z mego majatku. .Tym--
czasem majatek MOI pozostaje bez
w1asciciela, wezme z niego nietyl
ko lyle, lie potrzeba ma opedze--
ME koszt6w podr6zy. Ia godzine
puszcze sic W droge! Badz zdr6w
Wawrzyncze, r~ozstaje sic 2 toba
moze ma zawsze!
Hrabia ME przyja} pozegnania.
Byl on szczerym przyjacielem ksie
cha i. osswiadczy4 gotowosc iowa
rzyszenia mu wszedzie.
Ksiaze wzruszony zezwolil mu
ma to i W towarzystwie przyjacie
la uda1 sic najprz6d do adwokata,
ably mu oddac W zawiadywanie
sw6j majatek.
TymcZasem W}odzimierz " maj
st7EEH=44e aEE- EE-H. .E-=% ~ ..s-,@ w -
weselszem usposobieniu jecha1 do
Wiednia opoWiadajac Laurie roz
matte szczeg61y re swego awantur
niczego zycia.
Pokonany.
Jakkolwiek psodziewac sic ma
ley, re W Warszawie W ciagu dni
nastepujacych pc Wyzej opisanych
w,ypadkach zajdzie jeszcze dosyc
interesujacych mas Wypadkow ,jak
kolwiek ME many dokladnych
wiadomossci Q losie Kazimierza,jak
wiemy, re ksiaze Piotr
Dragomirsk Wybra1 sic do taJem
niczej podziemnejj kryjowki,gg dzziie
bedzie musia1 znalesc reszte skarb
ca rodziinego Dragomirskich j sly
nkarza 2 pod kotwicy, ME mozemy
jednakze dluzej pozostae " pick
nym nawislanskim grodzie. SIS:
Musiimy sic soddaa1io,saNb IS pow
ziiassc wiadomosc o>losie jednej =
gl6wnych os6b naszego opoWiada
MIA, hrabiego Bogumila Kamiinss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-17
(Ciag dalszy.)

- Bynajmniej! = odpowiedzial
Wiodzimierz - uWaza}em GAIA te
srrawe z CORY "a Fart i st6sownie
do togo postepuje. Uwazajmy te
rzocz "a skonczona, tcmbardziej,
re opuszczam Warszawe.
- O Zarcie mowX bye ME mo-
ze.! - zawo1af ksiaze z wzrastaja
cc,n wzburzcniem, - da1em s}owo
lronoru i chce go dotzrymac.
= Uwalniam ksiecia wyraznie
o1 wszelkicgo zobowiazania wzgle
dem mnie, - odpowiedzia} ma to
W}odzimierz, - jest tn obecnym
swiadck owego dosyc niezwyk}ego
zajscia i tcgo prosze, azeby pow
torzyf to mole oswiadczenie III
.rym panom, kt6rzy byli PREY MIN
obecni.
- Me jest to tax }atwem jak
pan .sadzisz, - rzek} hrabia Ia
biolski, = pa1lowie ci SO przcko-
mani. zc.~w .takich rzcczach o~zar-
tach ME moe. bye mowy. wzieelit-
bySmy "a z}c ksieciu gdyby po--
przestal ma tenn esswiadczeniu. :
= Me mann czasu sam zlozyc
teeo oSswiadczenia, - rzekl Wle--
dzimierz udajac. pomieszanie, -
ME jestcm bynajmniej awanturni
klein, "a jakiego2 fmnie panowie
bierzeee i !dfateggos5 prose- azebyyss5
Gle byli ]askawi ME zabierac mi
czasu, kt6ry jest wymiierzony. Mu
~z,:e- o~djezdzae peleeamsssiee -zatema
laskawci pamieci pan6w.
Chcia} przerwacc Srroo91mowe u
'dac sic do pokoju;, II ktt6rym Uau-
IA czckafa ma niego, ale ksiazee
Grannki ~przystapil do *niego i
rzekl.:groznie:s
Ami kreku ztad, MOI panic
Sprawl nasza ME ~zosta}a zala7't-:.
wio1la Acknowledged, a. re doty-
czy ona mego honoru, mann zatem
prawo pana zatrzymac.
Bardzo ksieciu pilno, jak: wi
dze, pozbyc sic majatku! - REX
Wlodzimierxs usmliee.eh1ajiaac sic iron!
niczrlie - spostrzegam jednak, &c
podaje sic panom w podejrzeniee:
obstajaie !. prs, rs mojejz odmooWie, mu'
SIC vice pomyslee, o nadaniu TEL
snrawie zadawalniajacego ksieciu
obrotu. Raczcic panowie wybaczyf
Ia chwile. 80. music zawiadomlt
: dame, ktora czeka ma mnie W So:
siednim pokoju, re jeszcze ME 90
jozdzamy. =.
To powiedziawszy awanturnil
-uk}onil sic i udaf sic szybko de
pokoju, W ktorym poprzednio u
b:erala sic Laura.
Ksiaze Granicki i jego iowa
rzysz, kt6rzy Wlodzimierza zastal
W ubraniu podr6znem, odejscia j
go: ME podejrzewali. Sadzili, q
poszed} zmienic %toalete j pre-
kvadrans moze czekali spokoJnlt
powrotu mniemanego handlarzf
drogich kamieni.
Gdy jednak up1yne}o dwadzle
scia minut, a W1odzimierz ME pr
wracal i w sasiednim pokoJu pa
nowa1a zupelna cisza, ksiaze Ora
nicki przystapil do drzwi i zapu
kawszy, rzek1 g}osno:
= Skoncz pan raz, znudzil'
nam sic czekac, a take zwlekanl'
Jest ola mas obraza.
zadnej odpowiedzi ma tie sloW'
HE by1o, W pokoju bylo tax CT
eho, re szmer ~najlzejszy ME do.chl''
dill do ucha ksiecia, kt6ry Wresz
Gle stracil cierpliWose, zaczaiE ppu Ply
kac glosno, naresszcie otworzy
! drzwi gwa1toWnie j wszedl 2 gnie
Ven do ~polciemnego pokoju.
Me by1o tam AMI Tymanskieegg'
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