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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-13

Sergt. Clay Rose, who was recently
disharged from the army after a SER
vice of over two years, was over from
Crab Orchard Monday
Marshal Evans resigned as town
marsahl last week. No other nIau was
employed because the city fathers teel
that our town is so quiet as to need no
marshal.
Miss Fannie DeGolia is out of the
postoffice on her vacation of three
weeks. She is visiting this week with
Mrs. E. W. Mitchell, Davidson.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-26
DARK PROSPECTS

the flu will e sf ngen IN a the 'n;
helpless hs5I be does sb the country be |
years. P s4ts sss a1d wsa aa W
maa ID II h1rf 5ats e %y makes the patient
pd %Ss ~ Ana time have this ill., bea
the name q fo This Kaiser Wilhelm Two 1t was the war
that o ss sth bs aRa SRs t cry
sS M It Ss h sR that sd aaa s
rantlng foyal logu So when have the flu once
o mes am sick and sad and so and tired Of
mo r. a blank verse and dreaming dreams Of pier
potion and the he, rsn ahd he heart r that
OF hasel pc. ddnt start? Is there trouble, stern
s s,I Grim that shouldn't be charged up to mm
"iio e-' Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-26
.iFiDITORIk'S..
ARMY COURTS

The suppressed indignation of the American private
soldier the judgments OF some OF the s.
will not stay suppressed If there ever gets to be gen.
era review of these cases it will make quite shakeup
as every camp and company had its experience with the
efforts of Tras to play with justice Some OF these udg
ents would have been farce comedy had they not oee
tragedy and in time Of peace they sound impossible II
isn't making the world safe for democracy when drum
head court of shavetas will sentence private to ten
years confinement for failing to salute secondeuten-
who used to work for him. or for negectng to scour
IS buttons If there is any barrier between officers and
the result of service it be chiefly traced to the
many foolish and tactless judgments OF the courts.
martial
Sleep is conducive to beauty: Even silk hat looks
frazzled when it has "lost it's nap"
--O---
Executive ability is the faculty of getting someone
else to do your work.
It is always surprising how much deeper hole is
after one gets into it.
Bread may be the staff of life, but saddle of mutton
will help along on the journey.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-26

It is always surprising how much deeper
after one gets into it.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-26
Sessaye HaWakaWo in
THE Bravest Way

Mr.. Charles N. Shaffer, who has
been doing editorial work on the No
gales Daily Herald, has gone to Ca
lifornia to accept a post upon met
ropolitan daily. He is succeeded by
Mr.. w. T. Haley, formerly agent for
the War Trade Board, who was con-
nected with the Herald before going
into the government service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
HAUBER THEATRE.

Mae Marsh cleverly combines whimsical comedy and gripping drama in her new Goldwyn Picture, "'The Bondage of Barbara" which comes to the Hauber Theatre today.
 She finds her happiest role as the "little mother" of weak younger brother. for whose shortcomings she holds herself resuonsible. He is used by two individuals to gain their own ends. One is "Slick" Simmons. keep CT of questionable resort. The oth- CT is Jack Newton. son of Barbara's s employer. Tonv, the brother, is eag- CT to escape his sisters care and seeks his fortune in New York. Jack Newton fans his desire until the boy is willing to accept money from him on the promise that he (Tony) will leave town for good. The money Jack gets by robbing the safe in Bar bara's office, taking enough to pay his debts as well.
 Barbara suspects her brother, but saws nothing that will fasten the guilt unon him. Instead. she silently takes the blame, and while, her en- blower cannot believe her thief. he feels justified in turning her over to the authorities. Her sentence to a reformatory cannot be prevented by her lawyer sweetheart. How these two solve the mystery and bring the guilty ones to justice constitutes most of the expressing action.
 In this picture Miss Marsh is ably supported by Matt Moore, brother
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
of Tom, and a favorite of the old patrons.
Everyone Should Drink Hot Water
 in the Morning Wash away all the stomach, liver, and bowel polsons before
 breakfast.

To feel your best day in and day out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile to coat your tongue and sicken your breath or dull your head; no consti- patton, bilious attacks, sick head ache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomach, you must bathe on the inside like you bathe outside. This is vastly more important, because the skin pores do not absorb impuri- ties into the blood, while the bowels pores do, says well-known physi- cian
 To keep these poisons and toxins we'll flushed from the stomach, liver kidneys and bowels, drink before breakfast each day, glass of hot water with teaspoonful of lime stone phosphate in it. This will cleanse, purify and freshen the en- tire alimentary tract, before putting more food into the stomach.
 Get quarter pound of limestone phosphate from your pharmacist. It is inexpensive and almost tasteless, Drink phosphated hot water every morning to rid your system of these vile poisons and toxins; also to pre- vent their formation.
 AS soap and hot water act on the skin, cleansing, sweetening and puri- flying, so limestone phosphate and hot water before breakfast, act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bow els. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
LORD GEORGE GOVERNMENT IS
 AGAIN BEATEN

London April 1.-The coalition government suffered another heavy defeat, the second since the election of the new parliament in the Bye election in the central hall district today when Commander J, M. Ken worthy, an Asquithian Liberal, was elected by a majority of 917 over Lord Eustice Pearey, coalition un- ionist. The vote was; Kenworthy, S,616: Lord Pearcy. :, 699.
 In the general election last winetr the late Sir Mark Sukes, coalitionist had a majority of more than 10000 over his Liberal opponent in a vote about 1000 less than at today's cleo ton.
 CommaltAer Kenworthy was pop ular candidate because of his wa, record but the coalitionists chose in Lord Percy the strongest man avail able, and his defeat is heavy blow to the government, whose policy in many directions Commander Ken, worthy attacked during the campaign
 The result in the central Hall was the second de.aat for the Lloyd George government in three Bye elections since the new parliament was elected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
HARDWARE MEN
 ELECT KING

New Orleans, April 11.-GeOr@e k. King, Atlanta. Ga., was elected presi- dent of the Southern Hardware JCb- bers association at the final session of the conferences of the four leading officers chosen were Waldo M Pit kin, of New Orleans, first vice-presi dent. and c. A. Trumball, Dallas, Texas, second vice-presdent. The executive committee includes F. R. Dunlop, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
 Results of an executive session to- day were not made public and the election of officers marked close of the Onferences of the four leading hardware and machinery supply men, held here this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12

There will be ho Flu at your house ii you keep bottle of Dr. Brunson's Favorite handy and take a few doses when you feel little "out of sorts" For sale at all drug glsts. tc.<t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
ORPHEO THEATRE.

"The Ragtime Wonders" will pre- sent their third offering of the week at the Orpheo Theatre today, com edy playlet entitled Honolulu Bound," sparkling with musical hits and brimful of comedy.
 The musical numbers are brand new. "How are You Going to Keep Them Down on the Farm" by Miss Ruby Davis. "I'm Trying to Teach My Sweet Papa Right From Wrong by Miss Helen Curtis. Also double version of "Hesitation Blues" by Arlene Melvin and Helen Curtis Other dancing specialties and instru- mental selections by Kingsbury and Lillian.
 If you desire to grow fat and live long-laueh every chance you get That is the philosophy of Roscoe (Fattyl Arhuckle. who will be seer in his latest mirth- -provoker. "The Cook"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
JUDGE. JAS. GOULD RESIGNS AS CITY
 FISCAL. AGENT
Will be Glad to Render City Assistance Without Cost
 He Says.

Judge Jas. Gould yesterday noti- fled Mayor Nj. C. Hollis that it would ibe impossible for him to continue longer as the city fiscal agent. He stated that with the press of business occurring as result of the enormous amount of bonds that are coming out in this state. he could not continue in the position He said he would be glad tu render any assistance, along financial lines, to the city without cost. His letter follows:
 April Il, 1913 Hon. Mack Hollis and Members oi
 Council.
 City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas Gentlemen:
 Owing to the enormous amount Of bonds that are coming out in this state and the press of business from this source, it is impossible for me to act sas Fiscal Agent any longer for the city of Pine Bluff. If there is anything that l can do to assist the city in solving her financial problems I assure you that 1 wir be glad to 60 so without cost to the city. regret that 1 was not able to arrange d sat isfactory extension of your present due paper but am sure that you will De able to handle this matte! satis- factory as the credit of Pine Bluff at present stands very high ill the East. and the administration should not allow this credit to. ke, dishonor- ed if possible to avoid it,
 Your truly, (Signed JAS. GOULD. l
 Use Sweet Rose Self-Rising Flour. It's better. For sale by all gro- cers. 3-2-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
PRO OFFICIALS
 ARE DENIED BAIL

Winchester, Va. April 1l-Circuit Judge Writing today denied applca-
 tions for bail for state prohibition in speotors, Harry F. Sweat. w. c. Hall, w; B. Dunleavy and J. II. Sullivan, held ill connection with the killing of Lawrence Hudson and Raymond l. Shackleford, alleged bootleggers. near Fishers Hill, in Shenandoah county, March 26th. Unless balls are granted by court of appeals judge, the of ficers will be held in the Fredericks- burg county jail for safe keeping pending action in their cases by a grand jury at Woodstock on May l2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
The Last Chance

This is possibly your last chance 10 secure one of, these beautiful lots in Rutherford Place Remember we have them listed for quick sale. Can make desirable terms. These lots have been staked off with our signs on each lot. We suggest that you drive out or let us take you out and select the one you want
 NOW!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
PLAN TO PAROLE
 10000 ALIENS

Washington, April l1.--Putting into effect the policy of removing war time restrictions as fast as possible on enemy aliens, the department of justice has ordered the release of the parole and cancellation of bonds of more than 10000 of these aliens throughout the United States
 As fast as their records can be examined ill Washington, orders for removal of restrictions are sent to United States attorneys. Some enemy aliens will continue to be held under restrictions and bond until peace is declared however. This applies only to the aliens arrested during the war and subsequently, paroled. and not to those interned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
BEST THEATRE.

People who long ago lost their faith in mermaids have come to be- lieve that they are possible since sec ing Queen of the Sea" at the Best Theatre. Annette Kellerman, the celebrated aquatic star, is not the on ly amphibious woman in the feature, for William Fox has surrounded her with a school of swimming sirens like those who caused Ulysses to seal his ears with wax so he could not hear their song. Miss Kellerman al so makes the highest dive ever film ed--eighty- five feet from slender wire into the surf-and it is a thrill nr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
MEBANE COTTON
 SEED FOR PLANTING
The Kind That Offsets the Late Planting Season It's Two Weeks
 Earlier Than the Earliest.

Being out of market cotton seed of my own growing and to serve my disappointed customers and others who are unable to obtain pure seed for planting l have arranged thru the Mebane Seed company, for a few cars of high grade Texas Mebane which l am distributing from Pine Bluff, Ark. Price as formerly $2.75 per bu, 3 bu. bags.
 Shipping orders transmitted by wire, all shipments rushed. Address orders to J. P. Brooks, Pine Bluff, care Jefferson Hotel, or orders and correspondence to Wm. Brooks, Rus sellville, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
WRIGHTS MEAT MARKET

For native and cold storage beef, pork, veal. mutton and dressed poul- try. SIP West Sixth avenue. Phone 1744. 4-7-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12
For Your Protection.

You should be fully insured. Civ us your additional lines.
 TAYLOR X co. Insurance and Real Estate.
 Phone l032-l052.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-12

Use Sweet Rose Self-Rising Flour. It's better. For sale by all gro- cers. 3-2-1m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
LUDZKOSCI NAJW1EKSZY
VIRGO.

S}awny dokt6r tax pisze W
SVEN niedawnym artykule: "Za
raza ME szanuje narodowych gra
mic. Przeto kazda czynosc pre-
civ temu wrngowi ludzkosci, j
wszystko co moze wesprzec nasze
zdolnosci i d1ugosc naszych dni,
spotka sic z pragnieniem calego
swiata. 'Wiele chor6b MONA spro
wadzic do zo1adka i zapobiedz ia
kowym przez utrzymywanie swe-
go zo1adka czysto i zdolnym do
spelnienia swych funkcyj odpo--
wicdnio. Trinera Amerykanski E.
lixi1 Gorzkiego Wilma jest lekar-
stwem zrobioncm ma ten eel, u
trzymywac ono bedzie wasz sys-
tenn trawiacy we wlaSciwem sta
ME, i sfaby aptyt, zatwardzenie,
b6lc zawroty g}owy, przygnebie
ME umyslowc tip. znikna ma zaw-
sze. Lckarstwo te mozccic dostac
we ,wszystkich aptekach. Jezeli
zastosujesz Trinera Imminent do
samego zarodku b6lu, zadziwisz
sic cudownem dzia}aniam takowc
go ma reumatyzm, neuralgia, xvi
|chniecie ftp. We wszystkich- apte-
Joseph Triner Company,
l33SS33--1343 S. Ashland ave Chiea
go, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
aWlARUS" Wtorek;, dnia l5-go Kwietnia, 1913.

Gas. by1 TAXI, re jakto mo-.
via, zalbylo PISA %wypedzie j kto
ME musial wyjsc koniecznie, ten
pozostal W domu.
Wazna jednak spra#e musia1
J mice czlowiek kt6ry podczas tel
bury Cd zwanego tureckiego szaf
ca spieszyl do Doeblingu.
Okryty p}aszczemsszed on sly.
bko przez pola ME: trzymal sic
drogi, lecz kroczy} presto, dazad
docznie najblizsza droga, azeby
gdzie sic schronic, pod dacl1enf:s1s'
Chwilami, gdy jasna bfyskasRi,
ca rozdar1a chmury i oswieci}a o.
kolice, cz1owiek ten, kt6rym BY
hiszpanski awanturnik, Don Pc.
dro, zatrzymal sic i :staral sic 20.
ryentowac.
Wzrok jego przebiega{ okolice
i szukal will NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Me by}o do niej daleko.
Dojrza} zdaleka migocace swia
tia, kt6remu oznajmifo oczekuja-
Ca nan Blanke.
Musi ona liczyc chwile do jego
przyjscia, a moe juz zwatpi}a o
jego przybyciu; moe: sadzi, ze
ME jest zdolny poniesc Ola niej
ofiary j darowac zycie Kaminskie
mu.
TAX mySlac, Pedro szedf dalej
smialo, pomimo wichru i ulewy.
Doznaje on szczeg6lnych uczuc,
kt6re mu sic wydaja prawdziwa
m~ifoscia.
Wynik pojedynku, zmienil pier
wotne jego plany.> Postanowif
przedewszystkiem nacieszyc sic
posiadaniem kobiety, kt6ra b1iska
smierc Marbacha oddawala bez
przcszk6d w jego rece.
List jej sprawl ma MIN szczeg6]
Ell wrazcnie. NamietnoSc, At6ra
jak przypuszczal, podyktowa}a
| .jej to pismo, upaja}a s,yna po}ud-
mia.
Spicszyf IA micjscc wyznaczo--
nej schadzki, jak mlodzienicc, kt6
rego pc a pierwszy W zyciu po-
dobne szczescie spotyka. q
Co 60 mog}y obchodzic blyska-
vice i grzmoty, ulewa i burza?
SERGE jego bylo przepe}nione,
tesknil "a chwila ujrzenia Blank,
; gdyby droga do niej prowadzi}a
przez pickle, pnscifby sic MIA bez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15

miaru. Wytrwal jednak ". swo-
jem postanowieniu j dal mi dc
zrozumienia, re ty masz zamia1
Emusic hrabiego Kaminskiego, a.
zeby uczynif toz samo. Jeze1i jed
max kochasz mnie szczerze j praW
dziwie, jak zapewniales, to poz--
w6d Eye czlowiekowi, kt6ry villas.
civic jest tw6rca naszego szczes.
Icia, ME unusual go do niczego
.wiecej, chyba moze do opuszcze,
MIA Wiednia, a gdy zmrok zapad:
ME, pospieszaj W MOLE .objecia.Za
stainless mnie W miejscu, W .kt6--
rem ma ciebie wczoraj oczekiWa-
lam. Twoja~d do zgonu, Blanka."
Blisko godzine czasu bylo po:
.trzeba ma napisanie tego istu:
Hrabina W kilku m~iejscach o.
piera}a sic ME chcac pisac, 'hrabia
jednakze umia} Emusic ia do tego
i fatalne pismo bylo Ma czas go
towe.
Marbach wyslal natychmiast je
dnego re swoich najzaufanszych
s}uzacych do mieszkania Kamins-
kiego, i polecil mu, azeby list do
reczy} do rak w}asnych .Pedra, a
ma zapytanie odpowiedzia4, re jest
przys}anym przez hrabine.
Pc odejsciu s~luzacego Marbach
pozostal sam z swoja ma}zonka,
mic jednak do niej ME m6wiac, i
poczyni} przygotowania ma prey
jecie Pedra, a gdy wiecz6r zapadl
kazaf Blance wejsc do pokoju, W
kt6rym Pedro dnia poprzedniego
by1 ukryty. -:
. Msciciel swego honoru.
Dzien, W kt6rym EASILY powy--
zej opisanc wypadki, byl bardzo
goracy i ma wiecz0r naleza}o sic
spodziewac gwaftownej bury.
[ rzeczywiscic czarne chmury,
kt6rc przez dzien ca}y pozostawa-
1y nicruchomc IA zachodzie, mad
wieczorem posune}y sic szybko j
wkr6tcc zakry}y ca1y widnokrag.
Okolo 6smej wieczorem powsta-
la bnrza i zaraz potem zaczefa sic
potezna ulewa.
zywio}y walczyfy Z SODA Il szcze
g6lna sifa i gwaltownscia, b}yska
vice rozdzierafy niebo, pioruny
billy nieustannie, a deszcz pomie-
szany Z gradem str1micniami sp}y
wal=na~ziemie. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
(Ciag dalszY.1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"iloWa hrabicgo opad}a ma jcgo
piers wzburzona, twarz jcgo by}a
Snlicrtelnic blada, w oczach mic
by@ w stanie powstrzymac }ez.
Nidok jego cierpien pomnazal
cirrpicnia Blank.
Zrozumiala ona teraz dopiero,
:iak wiclka sprawi}a mu bolesc, j
by1aby chetnie oddala zycie,: gdy
by mogla ziagodzic jego cicrpie-
MIA.
- Zabij mnic, zabij mnie! -
b|aga}a rozdzierajacym g1osem,-
ME przcniose d}uzej tych me-
cZarn!
- Vice cheese mnie j~eszcze H.
czynic mordcrca? - zawola} Mar
bach, - ha! kobicto, przypusz-
cz;>z pc mnic wiclc, bardzo wielc
Zabra}aS mi honor i spok6j, mi
v,"rzylaS moja Ware i nadzieje, a
tcraz jcSzcze sadziSz, re zgubie
sweia= dusze?-Nie, zyj.. zyj IA
w}asna meczarnie, re swiadomos-
cia Swojej ciezkicj winy!
- Przebaczcnia, przebacZenia
- b}agala Blanka ponownie, -
saA', Bog przebaczal z%alujacym
9rzesznikom, a vice i ty ME po--
v%inieneS pozostac nieublaganym.
- Dlaczcgo nic?! rozeSmia1
sic hrabia, - nicraz wilma bywa
tax wielka, ze rzcczywiScie zadne
cirrpienie zmyc je ME moze. PROF.
nobym mySlal jaka kare znalcsc
dla cicbie, ME by}bym W stanie
jrj wymyslcc. Powinienbym Gle
roprostu odtracic z=przed moich
oczu i ME troszczyc sic wiecej 0
cirbie. Lccz ty wtcdy pospieszy}a-
hvs do niego, azcby powiedziec,z re
wSzystko posz}o pc waszej mysli,
Ze :jestcS wolna i mozesz iSc "a
MIN. Ze wzgledu zatem Ma pre-
wrotny charakter tcgo Hiszpana,
nie moge ci pozwolic odejsc, gdyl
kto vie, jaka hanbe sciagne}abys
je>zcze IA nazwisko Marbach6w.
Ten Hiszpan, kt6ry pozwoli} ma
to-. abyS go oslaniala ~fa}szywa
przysiega, ME moze. Gle uszczesli-
vic! Gdybym ia byl Ma jego miej
scu, by}bym wystapi} smiafo i Of
warcic, by}bym walczyf 0 posia.
DAME ciebie 4 ca}ym swiatem, on
wola} ukryc sic poole, pok}6ci{
mnie 4 hrabia Kaminskim, a tera7
cieszy sic mySla, re. sic pozby]
mas obu, i re mic ME bedzie tamo:
valo jego stosunkow z toba. : Ha
ha! mysli on nawet, re ten >gg4u
piec Marbach zrobi testament, "
ktorym 4 pewnoscia swoja zone
u>tanowi uniwersalna spadkobie'
czynia i ksiazecy majatek wpad
ME w jego recc. To jest ola niegt
rzecza gl6wna....
- Przestan hrabio! -~zawo1a
la Blanka, - ME oskarzaj czfo-
wieka, kt6ry zawini} wprawdzit
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-15
ponury @onQ w WarSzawie
HRABIA B0CUMIt KAMINSKI

przeciw tobie,- ale w og6le jest FAC
nym i ma prawo do powszechne--
go szacunku.
= Mi}osc Gle zaslepiay przyslo-
vie sprawdza sic znowu, odpo
wiedzia1 hrabia s%zyderczo, - ME
cheese wierzyc oczywistym dowo-
dom przewrotnosci Hiszpana pre-
konasz sic O niej jednak, jak So
DIE. Sprowadze go tutaj i do
wiesz sic 4 w}asnych ust jego, re
chcia} Gle tylko oszukac. Dop6ki
bylas moja iona, budziias w MIN
interes, ale gdy ci OLDHAM wolnosc
to bedzic koniec mi}osci!. Kilka
wierszy napisanych przez ciebie
~sprowadza go tutaj 49,. siadaj i
pisz co ci bede dyktowa}..
- Nigdy! - zawolala Blanka,
- masz zle zamiary, a ia ME
przy}oze reki do wykonania zbro
tlni.
- Zapobiegasz jej tylko, spro-
wadzajac tutaj Hiszpana, od--
par} Marbach- opowiedziaf Blan-
&c; re Don Pedro znajduje sic II.
Kaminskiego, azeby 60 W razie pc
trzeby Emusic do popclnicnia sa-
mobojstwa.
Wobcc tel wiadomosci Blanka
zgodzi}a sic ma napisanie zadane-
ncgo listu i zasiadla PREY bi6rku,
ia kt6rym znajdowaly sic potrzcb
he przybory.
Polozywszy pred SODA wonny
arkusz welinu, ozdobiony hrabio-
wska korona, umacza}a pi6ro i
by1a gotowa pisac, co jej MAJ pc
dyktuje.'
-"M6j ukochany, - dykto-
wal hrabia,. p%rzejetem RADIOS
cia screen donosze ci, re rezultat
pojedynku, o kt6rym mi MAJ MOI
powiedzial, zadawalnia mnie zu-
pefnie.
- Me moge tego napisac, to
ME jest prawda, - rzek}a Blanka
o.! .miej litosc %nademna!
- Jedno k1amstwo mniej albo
wiece;j tax -:wiele ola :ciebie ina
czyc ME moze, - odparf hrabia
Marbach, -. wczoraj krzywoprzy
sieg1as, mozesz vice dis napisac
TO-, ezego trzeba %koniecznie, ably
Don Pedra tn wprowadzic. )
- Mech vice tax bedzie pod
da}a hrabina, = ale Bogu wiado-
mo,:ze s}owa te ME wyrazaja mo-
jej mysli.
- Mic to ME szkodzi! - od=-
rzek1 Marbach.
l rpo %napisaniu p~owyzszych
slow, ydyktowal dalej.
- Hrabia Marbach stanowczo
zamierza odebrac sobie zycie, po-
wiedzia} mi o tenn j.. %naiwny!!.. j.,
myslal, re mnie to sprawl nies]y-
chana bolesc!.. Udalam, re mdle
:je, a gdy mnie otrzezwiono, zakli
| na1am 60, zeby zaniechal tego "a