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The Washington times., 1919-09-09
Twice-ToId Tales
of Washington
The Night In Billy
Deagan's Bar
By FRANCIS DE SALES Ryan.

HERE was tumult IN Bnly Dea-
gan'S bar. 10 was the night of
April Is 1898
Biny's place vas az Tenth and c
StFestA In that neighborhOod many
years Rgo q policeman had 70 kseS
his eyes open and his gun N . con-
venient position All the time. Knives
we're oftsn bathed In crimson. and
ths bark OF the Elx-shOotaF fro-
ausntly disturbed the stiffness of ths
night 70 was bad mans land
On this particular night Alsx
Bunner and ave associates treated
and re-treated q great number of
times at Deagan's bar. They made
themselves Objectionable 70 the pro-
prietoF and to other patrons, ana
seemed eager to have some one start
q hght. Finally calling for q round
Of rye and consuming il, Alex Bun
neF made this announcement
Well Wen leave you now gsntss
and bid you al Eood-night."
There was q crash as his glass
struck the hoor and burst into q
thousand pieces. His action Was
looked upon by his ave associates
as q delicate eompument. he bad de-
gtroyed the toasting cup. II was 3
great stroke OF social dipiomacy.
ProprietoF Lees Temper.
But Il was a maj tax on the pre-
pritor's patience and he boldly re-
monstrated with Bunner. That was
precisely what Bunner and his
crowd wanted. Seizing a heavy beer
glass that stood on the bar, BunneP
hurled II through the front window
and then smashed the mirror behind
the bar with another glass.
Deagan's friends 81 the room
were attacked BY the remaining
I'VE and IN few moments the bar
was the scene OF q riot
Capt Thomas Judge. Of No. 10 pre-
ctnct, was then private Ia No. J.
He was passing the barroom as
the glass, thrown BY Bunner, crash
ed through the front window. He
entered and the whole scene
changed Bunner and his gang
dropped everything else and
pounced on him. while the others
in the room hed-
The battle RACED and gtOrnea
shifting from one end Of the saloon
to the other until Judge, BY q
aLEA8eLCAA uA8LeEelrQAes BOL MS
assailants masssd IA q corner of
the room. He sent Bunner to sleep
with one terrific smash from his
night stick, just as some one dealt
the officer q blow on the head WITH
q bottle.
Bestsd Entire Gang.
with night stick and hst hg
pounded the lighters into helpless
ness, and when the patrol wagon.
summoned by Deagan. arrived, Il
was found necessary TO take BunneP
and his fivs pals to Emergency
Hospital for treatment
Captain Judge carries q scar cn
the side OF his head where the blow
given him the Aght at Deagan's
took effect.
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
MLOrstto o. Lynch
GH AelDVW1e1Eed HVert - OOOE'
hg and Sa An Matters PEtain-
tnR to the H0asehSIL

hg to the HO18Gh0A
INVITE ian days. some Of ne
w most attractive vegetables
are leaving the marketA
and IN their stead one sees the
homnsr, less attractive varieties. It
is q bit more dfmcult 70 make q
tuFnip presentable than it is 70
make q dish Of fresh garden peas
appetizinE-
Il never nEed tUFnips untn my
misSus cooked 'em for me-" said q
returned California soldier TO me
the other day. he had brought his
~miEsuE" back from France with
HIM. and later Il was my good for
tune TO taste his "missus' cooking.
Il wa the old variety OF yellow
tUFnip that I scarcely recognized
She boiled the turnip whole, skin
on. until tender, changing the water
OnoA II WAS then pared and sliced
into GuarteF-inch slices.
Eaeh slice was dipped into -four,
then into beaten egg, and then into
cracker crumbs. Each slice was
fried until golden brown in hot fat
A plying hot cheese sauce was pour
ed over the fritters just before serv-
ing
CHEESE sAUCR
Two level tablespoons h0ur. 4
level teaspoon salt, 2 level table
spoons butter, a pint milk. level
tablespoons grated cheese
In q small saucepan rub together
tie -four and butter. add the milk
and stir constantly over q low flame
until MIX thiekenA Add salt and
cheese and stir until cheese Il
meted Sprinkle with pAprilZa and
finely chopped parsley.
This ssRce iB one worth Pemem-
bsrinG, fer II measured accurately
and cooked carefully, Il will be
found tasty as we'll as satisfying
when poured over boiled onions, hot
potato cubes, Warmed-over FISH or
she'll hsh, smoked beef and the like.
Hard, unattractiVe ends OF stale
cheese may be run through the food
chopper and used in this or fresh
cheese may be grated for Il. Try
Swiss and PRrmesan cheese for va
rtety. OF course, the cheese NAV be
omitted, but cheese adds to the food
value Of any dish.
And this same French bride
showed me an attractive way Of
serving cabbage. OF course she
was only cooking for two or three
and 90 she did not prepare very
much. but the quantity could be in
creased She removed the center
from head Of cabbage. She cut a.
pound and q half of raw corned
beef Into tWo-inch cubes. These she
stuffed into the skeleton" cabbage
head In the very center she put a
tiny, tiny speck Of garlic.
The whole was then tied up in
. clean white cloth and boiled very
slowly. Potatoes, IMPAIRED, were
placed In the same pot When ten
der. the cloth was removed and the
-suhsd cabbage afully unWrap-
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
By FONTAINlE FOX

on the assistant, he said to the
customer, "We have plenty in re-
serve, ma'am-plenty downstairs"
The customer looked dazed. and
then, to the amazement Of the pro-
prietor. burst into hysterical laugh
ter and quilted the shop. What
did she say to your" demanded the
proprietor Of the assistant eve
haven't had any rain lately"
The Washington times., 1919-09-09

sang the little old man. "How 10
you like my piggety pig?7 be
asked, looking up at Puss Junior
who had stopped his good gray
horse to watch the funny sight
"He looks like a hns pig" replied
Puss.
whoa, there, piggety pig." cried
the old man, as the pig began to
struggle to get away.
Look out" screamed Puss. But.
oh, dear me, all Of a sudden the pig
wriggIed his foot out OF the moose
and went racing down the road.
Take me up behind you," cried
the little old man. Then lst us
follow and catch him"
Jump up! Quick about it," cried
Puss Junior. In a moment the little
old man was on the good gray
horse, who Immediately set on at a
gaIIop to Overtake the piggety pig.
It looked like long race, for ne had
a good headstart and terror lent
wings to his feet.
cit up" cried Puss. digging his
heels into the sides OF the good
gray horse. ''Git up! Don't you
see the pig is getting away from
us?"
Neigh. neighr' cried the good
gray horse, as he gave a spring for
ward.
"Git-apl" yelled Puss Junior. And
by and by they came close to the
fleeing pig.
i've got the rope" cried the
little old man.
Make a big moose at one end. -
said Puss, "and throw IT over his
head"
THAT I will" answered the littfe
old man. when I was young Z
was a cowboy. hope I've not for
gotten how TO swing a lariat." And,
would you believe 1t, he hadn't?
And as soon as they came alongside
OF tire pig the little old man swung
the rope in the air, the moose fell
over the pigs head. I've got him,
I've got him." ne cried. SO Puss
Junior pulled N hts horse. Tbs
race was over. and the old naan
once more had Mr.. Pig.
CTO he COntinued.O
copyright, 1919, b. David CorJ.
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
Unfortunate Interference

A shopkeeper. who was constantly
scolding his employees for their in
difference In the matter Of possible
shles, one day heard an assistant
say 10 a customer, mo, we have
not had any for long time" The
proprietor began TO work himself
into q rage. Fixing h4 eyes sternly
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
No Expense Spared.

A gang Of laborers were employed
excavating for a sewer. One man
was only going through the mo-
tions and pretending to dig. The
foreman came along and spoke to
him. Don't be afraid" he said,
with sarcasm. Lean on the shovel
now and then. II II breaks III pay
for it,"
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
According to Instructions.

Nervous old lady, to chemist
"Are you sure you have mixed that
medicine right?" Conscientious
chemist-"No, ma'am; l wouldn't
go as far as TO say that But I've
mixed it the way the doctor order
ed it,"
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
Most Important.

A teacher, instEucting her small
charges said: Name one thing OF
importance that did not exist a
hundred years ago" little girl
who was seated in the front row
promptly rose and answered: Me-"
The Washington times., 1919-09-09

HERE was tumult An BUY Dea-
gsn's bar. 70 was ths night of
April Is 1898
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
Ouits Aocomodatinr

!. Jolly: Halo! Haven't seen yOu
FOR agesi II you're motoring down
my way you might drop in." Mont
Inorency: ~FVe given up the car.
81 travel m an aeroplans now"
eJoIiys "Oas veil, then. y0a might
The Washington times., 1919-09-09

A FUNNY little man came dan
"A cling down the road driving
= before him a fat pig. To one
Of It's hind legs was fastened a rope.
the other end Of which the funny
little man held tightly In his hand.
TO market. to market, TO buy .
Tat, pig,
Home again, home again, jiggsty
Jig"
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
ne Dau b Oh Historu.

THIS is the anniversary Of the admission of California
into the Union as a free State Since that date its
development has been phenomenal and il boasts of
being the garden spot of America It's southern reaches
dotted with wonderful vineyards orchards and mag
niicent homes.
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
Puss in Boots
Jr.
By David Cory.

10 market. to market, TO by Q
fat pig,
Home again. home again, jigEsay
Jig.
TO market, 70 market. 70 by .
plum bun.
Home again. home again, market a.
done"
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
Trial bu jury.

THE establishment of trial by jury dates back prior to
te time of Alfred the Great He is said to have
canized ures of twelve men, now in practise but even
earlier six Welsh and six AngloSaxon freemen acted as
Saxons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-01

"Speed Rebuild the World" is the slogan for 1917
SPEED UP.
nn. Don't
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03

Plastyczniej jeszcze- wybuchfy
w}asciwe cele strajku cytowany
"Komunista piszac:
"zadaniem strajku powszechne
go jest zawarcie proletaryackiej
z Rosya, Litwa, Ukraine, Kotwa
i Bialorusia."
"Proletaryat Polski powinien
dazyc do tego, by bye %ogniwem,1a
ezacem rewolucye Niemiec z re-
wolucya Rosyi. Powszechny strajk
W Polsce u1atWi nam w1asnie wy
pefnienie tel d%ziejowej roll"
Dalej czytamy:
"Dwudniowy strajk powszech-
ny winien bye -punktem wyjscia
do novel, p%oteznej ostatecznej
walk 0 wladze Ola Rad Delega--
tow Robotniczych, kt6re So powo
lane do stworzenia dyktatury pro
letaryatu przeprowadzenia rewo
lucyi soc.yalnej."
A vice wyrazny, otwarty boil.
szewizm!
w chwili gdy panstwo polskie
dzwiga sic z gruz6w wiekowej
|niedoli, gdy IA wszystkich ME
NAL krancach Rzeczypospolitej to
czy sic walka, gdy Sejm podejmu
JIG prace i wysilki mad odbudowa
kraju i uchWala pobor powszech-
ny, gdy kraj ca1y 1aknie wyjscia
z fall kiosk i n%ieszczesc spo1ecz-
nych spowodowanych stuleciem
niewoli, wojna i czteroletnia oku-
pacya niemiecka = zjawia sic o
to bolszewizm, karmiony z rosyj-
skich i niemieckich zr6def, by swa
zbrodnicza 1apa zdusic kiefkuja-
ce zycie lepszego jutra rzuciw-
sly zarzewie wojny domowej, wy
.dac Polske IA 1up czychajacych
starych, W socyalistyczne pi6rka
ustrojonych wrog6w.
Rachunek Jednak byf mylny.
.strajk sic ME powi6d}. A ME po-
wi6dl sic z r6znych przyczyn.R Raj
wskutek czujnosci organizacyi 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
Nieudaly zamach ~bolszewicki.

Dzialaj aca dotad W podzie--
mach propaganda bolszewicka DO
czula sic w Krolestwie IA lyle ma
silach, re uzna}a chwile obecna "a
stosowana, by z otwarta przy1bica
wypowiedziec wojne powstajacej
Polsce i wciagnac ia W wir odme-
tn anarchistycznego ma wz6r ro-
|syjski i niemiecki. Dnia 5go mar
ca odbyfa sic w Warszawie nara
da II w%iekszych rad delegat6w
robotniczych" W Kr6lestwie, ma
kt6rej = jak donosi wydawany
W Zagfebiu Dabrowskiem "Komu
|nista' organ "komunistyczne.j
partly robotniczej polskiej' Ia
pad1a uchwala proklamowania ma
dzien II / Is marca strajku pow
szechnego pod nastepujaemi has
}ami:
/ BezzWlocznego uwolnienia
wszystkich wiezni6W politycznych
i gwarancyi, re nowych a%reszto--
IVAN nie bedzie;
2 Uwolnienia %zo}nierzy, ~areszto
wanych "a przekonania p%olitycz-
ne;
3 Zniesienia znienawidzone:j ia
ndarmeryi wraz re zgraja provo
kator6w i szpicli;
4 W~ycofania wojsk z kopaln, fa
bryk i folwark6w;
5 Bezw1ocznego zniesienia sta
|nu wyjatkowego W Warszawie,
zniesienia sad6w doraznych W Ga
llcyi i Poznanskiem;
6 Protestu przeciW zamiarom
wprowadzenia stanu wyjatkowe--
90 W Lubelskiem i Zaglebiu!
Z zadania ca1kowitej Wolnoscl
prasy robotniczej, o%rganizacyi 70
botniczych, zebran ! wiec6w, vol
lnosci manifestacyi %ulicznych;
8 Wolnosci strajk6w ekonomicz
nych i politycznych;
w sDraWie Woiny uchWa1a Ia
da "bezzwlocznego przerwaniu
Ewszelkich dzialan Wojennych W
szczeg6lnosci przeciw reWolucyj--.
Incl Rosy, Litwie j Biaiorusi o
raz 1zniesienia zbrodniczej tai
incl dyplomacyi wszczecia jaw
nych i publicznych rokowan po-
kojowych', W ktorych W imieniu
proletaryatu Polski musi Wziasc U
dial przedstaWicielstwo Rad dele
lgatow robotniczych.0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03

snneeggo, - rzekl Janosz, odtracajac
60 Cd siebie, - ME BOZ sic nedzni
kuo sWoje zycie! Przysiegglem.
niegdys ME plamiic rak bezuzytecz
ME, mozesz sic zatem spodzieWac,
ze Wyjdziesz ca1o:
o dick, tysiaczne dzieki,-
zawoIal Fekete, Wielbic bede i
Wys1aWiac wszedzie tW6j czyn
szlachetny.
Oszczedz sobie tych zapewnian,
przerwal mu. Janosz wzgardli-
vie, wien, ze zaraz jutro posi-
czujesz ma mnie Wszystkim pandu
row komitatu, wien, re ME zanied
basz zadnego srodka, azeby mnie.
zgubic! zreszta szlachetnym tax
dalece ME jestem, zebym Gle mial
puscic calkiem bezkarnie, - do
.da1 smiejac sic, poniesiesz maj
ciezsza kare, jaka wymierzamy,
dostaniesz siedemdziesiat piec XII
j6Wl!
SWEET Boze krzykna}Fe
kete, teggonie Wytrzymam4i
TEN lepiej, odparK Janosz
- jezeli umrzesz ponoszac kare,
na kt6razskazywales tax wielu, to
ME bedziemy Winni smierci. Powi
nienes by1 sill oszczedzac i ME ma
tezac tax swych nerW6w, zeby sic
przy pierWszej s%posobnosci zry-i
waly!
Wyrok wydany ma rzadce przez
Janosza znalazl og6lne uznanie.
Nawet Pedro, kt6ry pred chwi
Ia tax halasliwie domaga4 sic
smierci swego w~ieziennego door
cy przyja1 z zadowoleniem wyda-
lie rozporzadzenie, zadajac tylko
natychmiastowego wykonania o.
kropnej kary.
iJlag dalszv nastap1.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
ponury @om W War@zawie
-CZYLl-
HRABIA BOGUMIt KAMINSKI

- Jak nedZny tchOrZ / fOtr,Jak
nedznik, kt6rego mic to ME obcho
dzi, co ludzie 0 MIN powiedza =
odpar1 Pedro.
Fekete p}onal gniewem.
- Przestan, nedzniku, przestan
= wo}a1 w strasznym gniewie, -
przestan natychmiast, DO przybije
Gle do ziemi!
- Jestes podobny do swego pa
ia we wszystkiem, mosci burgra-
bio, - prawi1 dalej Pedro, = a
zWlaszcza W tenn, les zuch W obec
bezbronnych.. sprawdza sic ia
tobie przysfowie: jaki pan taxi
sluga!
lego szyderstwa ME m6g1 pre-
niesc doprowadzony do wsciek1os
ci administrator i jak tygrys rzu-
Gil sic ma Hiszpana i pochwycif go
"a piersi.
- Precz!- syknal Pedro, szar
piac sic z MIN - mnie ME poko-
nasz nigdy!
- Otto juz lezysz u moich stop,
- zawo}af Fekete.
I rzeczywiscie silnem szarpnie-
elem powalif Hiszpana ma ziemie.
- A teraz zadam ci kare!
- Me waz sic, - krzycza} Hi:
szpan, napr6zno usifujac uwoFnic
sic Z pod jego przewagi, ME
wyWo}uj mojej zemsty, jezeli ci
zycie- mile! D.
- Wypedze ia z ciebie mysl 0
zemscie i tym podobnem niedorze-
cznosci, - odparl Fekete, Smile
JAG sic szatahsko, - dostaniesz
kije nedzny 1otrze.. przelezysz XII
lka tygodni, MIN sic wylizesz nix
czemniku!
Rzadca zamilk}..
Pedro czynif olbrzymie wysile-
MIA, azeby sic uwolnic i byloby to
uda1o mu sic z pewnoscia, gdyby
Z samym tylko Feketem miaf do
czynienia.
Ale ma zawolanie rzadcy przy--
by1o- ma pomoc kilku silnych stu
zacych, mic zatem ME pomogfa Hi
szpanowi jego si}a i zrecznosc.
- Widzisz, tarzasz sic w pro-
chu, - szydzi} rzadca, ME mo-
zesz sic poruszyc, jestes oddany
ma moja, 1aske i nie}aske.. Odwo-
1aj COS powiedzia} przeciwko hra-
biemu i daruje ci kare! .
49, Nigdy ME przestane twier-.
Gzlc, Zescle fotry ODydWaJ z TWO
i'm panem, - zawo}a} Pedro, ME
posiadajac sic W gniewie, dope
XII tchu mi starczy, W piersi bede
was przeklinal!
- Poczekaj, zaraz nabierzesz il
! neeo usposobienia, - sykna} Fe.
kete.
zwr6ciwszy sic do sfuzacycl
, zawo}a1i
= Dalej! przynie$e tn hawke
swiezych pret6w!
Rozkaz. zostal n%atychmiast wy
konany.
Postawiono hawke na wolnen
miejscu i powleczono do niej Pc
dra.
Fekete raz jeszcze wezwal His
! pana, ably odwola} swoje obelgi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
(Ciag dalsZy.)

Zaprzestal zatem rzucac sic
~ote~zastaj emy 60 w spokoJnleJ-
seem pozornie usposobieniu.
Siedzi on W cieniu poteznego
klonu, rosnacego tuz PREY kamien
nym murze warowni i patrzy ma
okolice, ktora sic sciele II jego
stop.
Nigdy jeszcze SWAT ME wyda-
wal mu siez tax pieknym jak to-
raz, gdy zostal zamkniety w miej
Sou dosyc ciasnem, nigdy tax ME
cenil swobody, jak teraz, gdy ja
utracil.
Got6w byl .walczyc z ca1ym
Swiatcm, azeby odzyskac wolnosc
Przyszlo mu nawet Ia mysl zesko
eye Z mllru otaczajacego zamek.
Zerwal sic re swego miejsca
przyblizy} sic do muru.
Rzucil okiem w g}ebine i pre-
konawszy sic, re musiafby sic "a
bic, rzek] do siebie:
- Pozostajc mi wybor pomie--
dry smicrcia i niewola. Z zamku
nic ma ola mnic inncj drogi jak
przez ten muir, a ucieczka ME. mo-
zcbna lest ola tego, kto ME rozpo-
rzadza odpowiedniemi srodkami.
Azcby sic dostac tam ia dol, -
m0vif dalej pc kr6tkiem milczc--
niu ma to potrzcba albo d}ugle
90 sznura albo drabiny. Me ma
lac tych przedmiot6w MUSIC tn
marniec. Ha! hanba tobie, hrabl0
Marbach. - zawola} pc chWili,-
hanba CT nedzny tchorzu ktory w
rajpospolitszy sposob pozbyWasz
sic swych przeciwnikow. Zginiesz
jezeli kiedy spotkasz sic re nina
oko w oko.
- Me sadie, azeby pan hrabia
unikaf spotkania sic Z panem, -
dial sic W tel chwili s1yszec gios
zbliza.iacego sic zarzadcy zamku
Telekihaza ,ktory W ten sposob ola
wal do zrozumienia, re uWaza pa
ma swojego "a cz}owieka honoru l
odwagi.
ia mocno O tenn watpie, -
odpowiedzia} Pedro, s%zyderczo pa
trzac wy,zywajacym wzrokiem ma
rzadce, czfowieka mogacego mice
lat czterdziessci o fizyonomii odra,
zajacej, - tw6j pan, moi mosci
rzadco, ME przyja} mego wyzwa
MIA ma pojedynek, DO jest nedz--
nym tch6rzem, ale jesli 60 gdzie
pochwyce, to dam mu "a to po-
rzadna nauke.
- ;Radze panu, jak jestem Fe,
kete, - rzekl Z gniewem admins
traitor, - azebys przesta} ubllzat
mojemu panu, jezeli sam porzad'
nej nauki otzrymac ME cheese:
Me lekam. sic ciebie mosc5
o,,h;o odrZek} Pedro. Smle
jac sic re swcgo dozorcy, ME le
kan sic ciebie, gdyz mann Jeszcze
rece, azeby sic BRONZE.
Ha! zobaczymy, kto silnieJ
szy.. cz.y pan czy moi ludzie! =
zawo}a} z gniewem Fekete, roi
kazuje panu przyznac, re hrabls
Marbach postapi1 z panem jail
cz}owiek honoru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03

b%otniczych, stojacych ma gruncie
narodowym jak Mar. ZwiazekRo-
botnik6w / Mar. Wv. Kolejarzy,
kt6re odrazu zareagowaly odez--
wami uswiadamiajacemi i wply--
wami swych organizacyi przeciw.
planom zbrodniczym bolszewizmu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
wstrzymac good spelnienia tego

- S.EIS &sSs&ss.f
rem j dwoma rozb6jniikami, a,
bitk, ktora wdanie sic. Rudego j
ra zakonczy1o.
On, kt6ry dotad obojetme sie
zachowywaf wzgledem Wszystkie
go co sic dzia1o, zdziwh sic bar
do zastajac zyWym tego Q kto-
rym sadzil, re jest zamordoWa-
nym przez Marbacha.
Znal on Hiszpana z.opowiadaf
Wlodzimierza, kt6ry mu 60 przee
stawil jake nadzwyczaj odwazne
go przedsiebiorczego czlowieka
tax Rudy Jur, instynktownie pc
czul chec poznania go osobiscie.
To tez ucieszyl sic niezmiernie
u~slyszaWszy Pedra wymaWiajace-
go swoje nazwisko j powziawszy
szybko postanowienie zblizyl sic
do bandyt6w, kt6rzy sic z MIN
szamotali.
- Pozostawcie mi tego czlowie-
ka, - rzekl ia bede umial go us
pokoic.
1 ME czekajac IA o%dpowiedzi roz
-
b6jnik6w, pochwycl "a reke zdzi-
wionego Pedra, szepnal do niego
kilka slow i wyciagnal 60 pc "a
kolo bandyt6w, kt6rzy ma seryo
sic zabierali do odbycia sadu mad
rzadca.
= Traktowa1 mas oddaWna ME
ludzko, = rzekl najstarszy z wies
niak6w, = Cd czasu jak tn rzadzi
ciezkie ola mas bylo tn zycie, OBJ
chodzif sic z mani jak z niewolni
kami. Ola tego cz1owieka ME ma
mic swietego, - mowil ~starzec
wzburzony dalej, ME szanuje
on ami pol naszych z trudem upra
wnych, ami honoru naszych zon.
= Fekete ~zgrzeszy} przeciwko
wszystkim dziesieciu przykaza-
: przerwal m6wiacemu in
ny wiesniak, = wszystkie swietos
ci depcze nogami.. zadamy zatem
przykfadnej kary ma niego.
= Kfamiecie! = krzykna} Fe-
kete, ME przewidujac mic dobre-
go, = by1em zawsze ola was zycz
Hwy, tylko wasza w}asna niegodzi
wosc wywo1a1a srodki, z kt6rych
W kazdej chwili wyt1umaczyc sic
moge.
= Me khan potWorZe, - "a
voial trzeci wiesniak, - ME po-
wiekszaj liczby swych zbrodni,
miarka ich BOWEN i tax przepe1-
Mona. Mniejsza juz 0 to, re tratu
:jesz nasze pola, re mas kazesz chic
STAG "a lada przeWinienie, ale ia
klein prawem rzuciles dwie MILO
de dziewczyny W przepasc handy
nedzy? Przyznaj sic do why, sza
TAME W ludzkiej postaci, i daj "a
doscuczynienie.
-Przyznaj sie!- zawolali roz
b6jnicy.
- K1amstwo, oszczerstwo! =
:iaka1 sic Fekete, chcac sic ratio
wac zaprzeczeniem ME wien 0
niczem.
= Przyjdziemy W pomoc tweJ
pamieci, = rzek} Janosz, PREY,
znaj sic, DO kaze Gle powiesic,5ak
jestem dow6dca rozb6jnikow ia
nosz Subir.
Fekete jeczac i narzekajac przy
siegaf, re jest ME winnym, zakll-
nal bandyt6w, zeby mu uwierzyli
! dopiero wtedy zdecydowa} sic
ma wyznanie gdy spostrzeg1, zeJa
nosz bynajmniej ME zartuje, ale
IA seryo zamierza kazac go po-
wiesic.
Przyznal sic zatem do zarzuco-
nych mu zbrodni i z}ozywszy re-
ce pred Janoszem rzeA:
= Ulitujcie sic Madonna, mieJ-
Gle litosc i ~darujciie mi z!ycie:!!
= Pod zadnym Warunkiem! IS
zawola1 Pedro, kt6ry sic juz WI
docznie porozumial z Rudym Ju.
rem i okazywal sic spokojniej
Sym, - musisz dyndac, niegodzl
we've, jak pragne bye zbawionym:
- Litosci, %litosci! viii sic
Fekete, chwytajac "a kolana do
w6dce ro%zb6jnik6w.
Tch6rz, jakiemu ME ma row