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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28
The Fair
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
AND COURT DAY.
WONDERFUL VALUES

ALI samples, all odds and ends that
have accumulated over years bust
ness, all in perfect condition, and
only one of a kind; also manufac-
turer's sample-line of dishes,
brushes, Woodenwear. ETC., Turkey
Feather busters, special each 35c;
Brooms, soc; Fry Pans, small size,
each 10c; Iron Cooking Kettles. Fry
Pans, Griddles, Covered Buckets,
Skillets, Muffin Pans, Coal Buckets,
including shovel, each 49c; Chair
Seats, 10c; Marbles, Is for SC; Boys
and Girls Tops, Garden Sets, all
new and fresh Flower Seeds, Bristol
White Stop Jars, each 78c; all size
Flower and Fern Pots, Milk Covers
and Churns. For Gas Lamps, Heat
ing and Cooking Stoves, see our
Everlasting Lighter, will last a life
time-ask to see it. Two hole Mouse
Traps, each sc.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28
LhzMzzv,ea
m FoR THE BEST
u NOTHING ELSE
INSURANCE.
Fire, Tornado, Lightning,
Automobile and Hail.
YERkES & PEED.
(jan14-tf)
ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS

When you can buy Davis quality
s,lits and overcoats at reduced prices.
J. W., DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28
MEN ARE FLOCKING IN.

Taking advantake of buying Davis
quality clothes at clearance prices.
]. w. DAVIS & co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

crop may be planted as soon as the spin
aeh crops il harvested.
Times have changed 50, wonderfully
in the past four years that instead of
no market whatever, the farmers in this
sicinity are given the chance of con.
Eracting in advance for everything they
can raise.
Those who do not quite annesstand the
system of contracting, are asked to call
at the company's plant in Salem and
talk things over. The Salem Kings
Products company is one of the big
plants in the city Of Salem that is MAX
ing the city the center of the berry
and fruit industry. The old cry of no
markets Is no more. Instead, it is the
cry of manufacturing plants for the
farmer to produce more.
The Salem Kings Products company
will pay to farmers 100000 this year
for their products. Last year only
SlS3.242 was paid out but the business
is growing and will continue to grow
bigger, if the farmer win supply the
products. sFies4ez4
To Salem the company is of especial
benefit and should receive the support
Of all. The payroll now is close to-
$4,000 month on the average and will
grow as their business grows.
Last year the company used the fol-
lowing: 5,43S,79S pounds Of potatoes;
100000 pounds of prunes, 2,55O,0OO
pounds Of carrots; 100000 pounds Of
turnips, besides all the other berries and
products offered.
The management of the Salem Kings |
Products asks the farmers to can and
talk things over. Last year, the viein-
ity Of Salem only furnished half the
amount of products necessary. There is
a market for everything the farmer can
raise at the market price.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
URGE INCREASE IN
FRUIT PRODUCTION
Salem Kings Products Com
pany Also Wants Large
Amounts Of Vegetables.

Wanted, by the Salem Kings Pro
ducts compay of Salem. the following:
100000 pounds or spinach.
100000 pounds of stringless beans.
100000 pounds of carrots.
100000 pounds of cabbage.
100000 pounds Of onions.
100000 pounds Of squash.
And in addition to theabove, the com.
pany is prepared to enter into long time
contracts for red raspberries, black car
raspberries, strawberries, loganberries
mammoth blackberries, evaporatine
grade of apples and hundreds Of
thousands Of pounds Of prunes, peaches
and pears.
1t is to the farmer that the Salem
Kings Products Company is making an
appeal to furnish the company this i'm
mense amount Of products. The COM
pany is now in a position to contract
for anything the farmer can raise and
in any amount.
About four years ago the farmer
could hardly sell wagon load Of pro-
ducts in the city, Now the Salem
Kings Products company is not only
calling for everything tie farmer can
raise, but twice the amount ne produc-
ed last year.
The first thing the company wants
is contracts for spinach as this must be
planted within the next few weeks
Those who can grow spinach are asked
to call st once at the company's IS office
and talk it over. There is contract
waiting for every farmer who can grow
spinach amid the price is about double
that paid in California.
Then there is needed by the Salem
Kings Products Gbout 100000 pounds
Of stringless beans, apd IL is anxious
that farmers should come In ana talk
things over and contract for their acre
age. On good land the stringless bean
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
End Of Seattle Shipyard
Strike Looms Near Toiav

Seattle, Wash, Mar. s.-The end Of
Seattle's shipysrd. strike cf 10000
workers looms near today as Metal
Trades Officials prepare to canvass
the ballots cast on the back TO work
proposal which have been polled by
the workers during the past few days
A special meeting Of strike chiefs snd
union leaders viii DE held this eve,
ming to ta5ulate the results. Onl, one
union 50 far, the engineers, is definite
" known to have opposed the reopen
ing of the yards.
Sixteen Metal Trades leaders are
leaving today for Washington, D. G,
to take part in the conference with
government heads which will set up
the machinery Of wage adjustment to
take tho place of the Macy award
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
Deserted Baby VIII Be
Taken To Home In Portland

The boy baby which was left in the
Salem library on the afternoon Of Feb
ruary 2S viii be taken to Portland
Monday by Mrs. Hattie NJ. jackson,
special officer fer the county court.
Today the proper papers were issued
by the county court under the name
Of John Doe, giving the court jurisdie-
ton over the baby. To make matters
entirely legal and according to legal
procedure, after the county court was
put IN custody Of the child, the next
move is to deliver the 10y baby 10 the
Waverly Baby home in Portland. This
institution IS state institution and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
FINALS OF BASKET
BALL TOURNAMENT
WOUND UP TONIGHT
Salem High SchoOl Team Is
Matched With Corvallis In
Selni-FinaIs.

It's one Of the stellar events Of the
year-the basket ball tournament now
on at its height at Willamette Univer.
sity-noisy, spectacular and good nat.
ured all around. Starting off with a
luncheon yesterday at which the draw
ings were made, it has been one con
tnual round of interest, with some fine
work on the floor-and some that was
not 50 fine.
The first game played yesterday af-
ternoon between Forest Grove and New
berg proved to be a walk away for the
former team, and not very fast walk
either, as the score stood 23 to 10 in
favor Of Forest Grove. The two games
played in the evening were both rapid
fire operations, the contestants being
for the most part old players with con-
siderable weight. The first game, be.
tween Drain and Corvallis, brought out
somc very good work, though Corvallis
had the best Of the rcunu from the start
and maintained its lead all the way
though, winning by score of 81 to IL.
The second game was between Salem
and Junction City, and was also one
sided affair, the latter team showing a
shortage of practice and experience as
compared with the Salem boys. The
latter led from the start, the score at
the end of the first half being 1S to
10, and ending with score Of 3S to
10 in favor of Salem.
This morning for the consolation
rounds placed Junction City and New
berg OIL the floor, while the drawing
for semi-finals gave the play to Cor
vallis-Salem, and McMinnyillc- Forest
drove. The winners in these rounds
win enter the finals tonight, and the
windup is expected To be a Mhirlwind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
Transports Chicago And
Plattsburg Arrive Today

New York, Mar. S-The transports
Plattsburg and Chicago arrived mere
today. The Plattsburg carried y325
men, including number of casual
companies, 49th aero squadron; de.
taehment of Fifth machine gun bat
TALON and three convalescent detach.
ments.
On the Chicago were 1000 men. in
Guiding the S4Sth infantry, field and
staff headquarters and supply compan-
les, headquarters First and Third bat
talions, sanitary detachment eompan-
les A, b, c, ID, E, F and +.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

scared with unwonted enthusiasm for
a Saturday. The shipping shares and
American International Corporation
were actively bought at advancing prr-
ces. The transactions were higherly, in
cluding the local companies bond The
rails, particularly New Haven and
Reading made very good showing in
Decd although they took subordin-
ate place to the industrials. steel
touched 81 and Baldwin Locomotive
went through 81.
Bonds were steady and only moder-
atsly active.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

effair, with the permanent possession
of the prize cup as the objective. Sa-
lem secured the prize last year, and if
w. - lair4Al ,nelr own expectations
in this tourramart they will hold it
forever afterwards
The contests throughout have been
marked by clean play and cordial feel
ing amid the rivalry. Several happy
social affairs go along with the con-
tests, the final event being a reception
for the visitors at Eaton Hall tonight,
in which both student body and faculty
will act as hosts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

is legally competent to stand in the
position Of parents and permit the le.
gal adoption of the baby The court
legally established the birthday of the
baby as of Feb. 23, 1919, and it is so
recorded. Quite a. number of applica-
tions have been made to police head
quarters and to the county court for
the adoption of the baby. Wherever
the boy does find a home, the adop-
tion will be according to the laws of
Oregon covering snch cases.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
William M. Reed First
Marion County Gold Star

Royal Condit writes from Turner that
William NJ. Reed, Company +, 4th u
IS. engineers has been overlooked in
giving the list of gold star boys from
Marion county. William Reed died at
Vancouver barracks from complications,
following an attack of measles, July
8, 1917, and was probably the first
Marion county boy to give his life in
the service of his country. His parents
reside near Turner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
Trading Expansive In
Today's Short Session

New York, Mar. S,-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
says
Trading was expansive in today s
short session of the stock market and
most of the list including both indus
trial and railroad shares advanced
broadly in brisk bidding. The move
ment was carried over from fridays
million share market. Stock prices
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
RiCkard Won't Consider
Idaho Or Nevada For Fight

Fort Worth, Texas Mar S-Loca-
tion Of the Willard Dempsey min July
4 will not lie selected until the legis.
latnre Of Illinois and New York dis
pose of pending boxing bills
Promoter Tex S2iekard made this
statement before boarding a train for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
The Home of the Victrofa

New York today He expects to arrive
in New York Monday
II haven Y thing to say yet about
where the fight will be held | don It
KNOW" Rickard said. 81 certainly
want to get it as near the big centers
of population as possible and won t
consider Idaho or Nevada offers until
it is definitely settled the fight can
he staged in Chicago or New York
CITY. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

Cosgray Of the Matthews Engineer
ing Co., Sandusky, who solved the
electrical features Of the problem,
says that the same principle which
operated to "cut in" the auxiliary
plant without loss Of dot or dash in
the wireless message, also solves the
problem Of continuous electrical cur
rent for suburban homes. without re-
curing that the owner so much as
press button.
When stored electric current fell
below a certain point. the engine was
automatically started and ran until
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
TrainlOad Of Elgins
Coming To Northwest

Lee L. Gilbert, Elgin distributor
for Oregon, just received telegram
from the Elgin Motor Car Corporation
that a solid train load of Tlgin Skies
would leave the factory for the north
west territory, March 10th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

the current was restored. The gentl
Hun art OF "spurlos versankte." Q
traceless sinking, consisted in direct
ing an attack at night upon tn
engine room Of the doomed vessel.
wa riddled with shells or cplit ope
with a torpedo, so as to silence th
wireless and leave the sinking shi
in darkness. Hence the "farnl" 9lar
ON the deck of the transport ccast
tuted the doughhoy's last link wit
his rescuer. No less than l25 sue
plants were built in Sandusky fl
the government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
STATE HOUSE NEWS
. X X x x y 4 x x x X x x j

AT the meeting of the Board Of Con.
troll yesterday afternoon units of the
state construction work were awarded
to Lewis |. Thompson, of Portland, and
Fred A. Legg of this city Mr.. Thomp-
son was given the contract for one of
the dOrmitpries at the Home for Feeble
Minded, which carries an appropriation
of $4,000; and also all the work at the
Tubecular hospital, which calls for the
expenditure of $2l 900. Mr. Legg has
the contract for the other dormitory
at the Home for Feeble Minded call
ing for $4,000, the installation of a
lighting plant. calling for '$l0, 900, anu
additions to the dairy barns to the ex-
tent Of $4,000.
State Engineer Cupper returned re.
Gently fromnHood River, Prineville,
Redmond and other points where he
went in company with other Officials to
look into irrigation projects now I'm.
der construction. He found the people
in those districts not only united but
enthusiastic in the matter of bonding
Tor irrigation. The project at Ochoco
is well under way, the district having
voted $l,l09000 worth of bonds for
construction. There are 10000 acres
in this project. A meeting of the Baord
OF Control was held this morning for
the purpose tof certifying the reissue
Of 100000 worth Of bonds for the
Hood River irrigat tion district.
Only one company has filed articles
Of incorporation at the state house this
week-The Dodge Motor Repair Co !,
Of Portland, with capitalization of
$4,000. Two companies White
Stamp & Seal Co., of Portland and the
Boulevard Garage Co., of Portland,
nave been dissolved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

To defeat German plans for
@traceless sinking" provision was
made for small auxiliary electric
plant on the deck OF every U. S.
transport, with an automatic switch
board that brought it into play when.
ever the principal generating plant
was crippled. It was to keep the
lights burning and the wireless tele.
graph calling for help so long as any
part Of the hull remained above
water.
4 young Ohio engineer, NJ. c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
Mr.. Business Man

AS a matter of economy you
should consult the Journals
JOB Department before placing
your printing--we are satisfying
Salem's leading firms---put us
on your calling list. Phone 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

MIA zdawato mi sic, re grenada chrzesciJan Z CA
saw Dvoklecvana o~powiada mi swoje krwawe,
wstrzasajace dzieje.... .
Ale tanci umierali tylko "a wiars' a CT gina l
"a ojczyzne.... .
kazdy z Mich tax zyl, kazdy TAX cieTPia{ I
kazdv tax Same walczyI przcz Gale zyCie.
A p~rzecicz ten b6j ci2gnsi sig dfuglc' dtug'e
lata be- przerwy nj miiosierdzia.
Gale wsie p~oznikaly Z powierzchnl zleml' Po-
gine}v Gale rody, Gale pokolenia dawa}y wszystka
krew wszystek zywot, ale pozostali ME ust9plll'
ME zablagaIi o litoSc, a zapomniani, wyszydzanl'
biedni, pogardzani, w ponurej grozie opuszczenla
walczvli dalej, bez wytchnienia, Z jednaklem wclaz
mestwem, nieulekli jednako i jednako niezwycle-
zeni.
,.Siedzialem jakby zmartwia}y; place saczyl sic z
tvch opowiadan, dymily krwawe opary l ca1y dom
zdawai sic n~ape}niac szlochaniem, gdy ktoS ODE
zwai sic ~g}osno:
Ably tylko ME by,o gorzej! Bo ciezko,
strasznie ciezko....
- PrzetrzymaliSmy lyle czasu, to przetrzy-
MANY, dopokad sic Panu Jezusowi spodoba.
A moze sic odmieni! powiadaja, re pc woj-
ME z Japonem nastana lepsze easy.
Pogadywali, snujac ~nieSmiaie, lekliwe radzie-
ie, Rozmowa wkrotce przeszia ma wojne. Zaczell
sic mnie rozpytywaG o szczegoiy tax usilnie, re
rnusiaIem opowiadac nieomal o kazdej wiekszel
bitwje. S{uchali z niezmiernem Supplement-, pose
pne twarze zaczeiy sic ozywiac / promienic usmle-
chami dziwnej radoSci, ale W najgoretszym toku
opowiadauia ktos mi przerwa1;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
PROWOKACYJNA MISYA
BRYTYJSKA DO POLSKh

z okazyi wyslania dc Polski an
sielskiej misyi sprawie pogrom6w.
pod wodzs zyda Samuelsa, slynny
pissrz angielski, G. K. Chesterson
we wstepnym artykule iednego z
wplywowyoh czasopism G,The New
Witness") tax charaktoryzuje p.
Samuelsa i zydowsks akcye antypol-
"a. & = mSa.I26ElssSr
Sir Stuart Samuels Jest zwykiym
zydowskim bankierem, cAonkiem
r~ozrodzonej lichwiarskiej rodziny
starych Samuel Liverpoolskich,
wlaScicieli ~lombard6w, pIawdopodo-
!bnie nielepszych 1 niegorszych cd
setek i'm podobnych, rojacych sic "
Whitechapel.
Uwazaliby$my "a e nieco dzi-
VIVA. gdyby nam oznajmiono, Re Pa
derewski zosta1 naczelnikiem misyi
angielskiej, wys'anej do Polski, by
elcdzic ok~ruciehstwa stosowane
wzgledem Polskow. Rowniez ME
zmiernie u~derzyloby mas, gdyby Mr..
de Valera mial przewodniczyc czy-
sto argieIskiej misyi W celu przeko-
mania sic, czy I~rlandczycy sd uci--
snionymi, czy ME. N~aturalnie PREY
puscilibySmy. re misya niezupe}nie
bedzie b~ezstronna. Zadac cd zyda, by
byl tb~ezstronnym W kwestyi pogro-
NOW W Polsce, jest TEN, czem Wy
magazine cd Fejnisty, by byf bez-
stronnym wobec swego stronnictwa.
Przepraszamy Mr.. de Valera, jak
r6wniea Paderewskiego "a porowna-
ME do macherow miedzynarodo-
wvch - ale nawet CT ciemni robi-
grosze, ~pograzeni W spekulacyach l
czarnym kosmopolityzmie maja je-
den czuly punkt W swych Zamariych
duszach. jedyna sprawe, kt6ra ich
doprowadza do szalu dzikich pre-
m6wieh, nacechowanych mania pre-
Sladowcza; punkt kulm;nacyjny. wo-
bee kt6rego gluchnie nawet ich
zmysf pospoiitego rozsadku. lynn
punktem jest wla$nie hwestya' "
kt6rej interesie So obecnie Wystani'
iako ,.bezstronni' arbitrzy, W ceiu
bahama Swiadectw i 5wiadk6w.
Me many mic przeciv temu, by
Sir Stuart Samuels udawai sic jake
naczelnik aydowskiej misyi do bada-
MIA sprawy ~pogrom6w W Polsce' ma
turalnie, o lie byloby 10 uczynionem
2 paleznym szacunkiem dla narodo-
wei godnosci Polski. W kazdym ra-
zie uniknat trzeba a5surdu wysta-
mia iednei re stron intGresowanych
W kostyumie Anglika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

see. Me MONA wyjaG koscioIow ka-
tolickich z pod wladzy Pelplins.
W sadach gdanskich powinna bye
pewna liczba sedzi6w polskich. TREE
ba O to dbac, ably ~urzednicy polscy
magistrate / innych urzed6w mogli
uzywac " urzedzie jezyka polskiego.
W kwestyi szkolnej beda Polacy wy
magali DUO. Zadaia przynajmnie1
jednego gimnazyum polskiego, pol.
skich oddzial6w szkoiach facho-
wych i uzupeiniajacych. Szk6i ludo-
wych domagaja sic stosownie do licz-
by Polakow W Gdahsku.
Pod wzgledem politycznym iada-
my usuniecia dozoru policyi. Jestes-
my narodem wolnym. niepotrzebuja-
Gym opieki policyant6w " spra~ach
towarzystw, zebrah, wiecow it'd. Wy
bory musza sic odbyc ma zasadach
acknowledgement. Prawa obywatel-
skie miasta Gdaiska naiezy udzie-
lie take rodakom 2 innych dzielnic,
przybywajacym do Gdafska.
Wszystkie postulaty polskie, o.
pracowane W formie memoryaiL
zostaly przedstawione k~omisarzo"i
koalicyi.
(.,GIos Sarodu".) .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

must przejsc W posiadanie panstWa
polskiego. Polska posiada tylko dwle
politechniki. Niemcy len maja mad
miare. Ma 100000 m~ieszkahcow ME
trzeba jej, zabrakioby BOWEN
| student6w. Zreszta Gdansk ME po-
siada ma utrzymanie p~olitechniki
potrzebnych Srodkow materyalnych.
Pod wzgledem ekonomicznym "a
danny, ably Polacy mieli wpiyw male
zyty W administracyi kupieckiej,
korporacyi kupieckiej, W sadoWni-
ctwie kupieckiem. Caly port gdah-
ski musi bye wlasnoscia pahstwa pol
skiego. Gdahsk handla wlasnego ma
10 posiada, koncentruje sic tutaj II
tylko handel polski. Niemcom gdah-
skim MONA da& ola wysadowanla
svych okret6w maly wolny odcineS
portu polskiego W Gdansku. Bank
Rzeszy ME ma W Gdahsku racyi by
tn, musi przypast Polsce. AaproWa-
die trzeba W Gdahsku ME lima wa
lutte, jak polska.
Pod wzgledem kulturalnym "a
danny, ably W b~ibliotece mielsK1eJ l
W bibliotekach miejskich ludoWycn
~umieszczono oddzia}y polskie, kaz-
DIV ? u~rzednikiem polskim ma czele'
Doa6r. mad oddziaIami polski muSl
pelnic komitet wybrany przez oby-
wateIstwo polskie " Gdahsku. Pra-
So polska powinna STAG pod jurys-
dvkcya polska. Patronat mad 10
scia,ami g~dansfimi naleiy sic Pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
Sprawa Gda1ska a
SocyaGsci Fran
cuSCy.
Rommikat Urzedu PrasUwo-infOrma-
cyjnego WydZ Mar. POl).

Ma posiedzeniu parlamentu francu-
skiego z Ago wrzeSnia, pose4 socyahsy
czny D. Sembat, krytykOwal zywo sytu-
acye wytwOrzma W Gda6s&u i ostrze-
gal pred grozacemi stad niebeEpieczen
swami dla Polski i pokOju eropej-
skiego.
Przymawa3 p. Sembat Re nalezaSo
dac jakiS port Polsce i Re tym Portem
m6sl bye tyIko GdahSk. Ale pOniewuz
Gdansk jest miastem n~iemieckiem, ME
nalezalo go odbierac Memcom wy
wodzil W dalszym ciagu tenze sam p.
Sembat:
Coz wiec nalelalo pczynic?
OTTO - Bdauiem przywGdcy socyah-
stow francuskich - trzeba by4o z Gdan
ska ,.zrobi6 port wolny / zapewnic Pol
see linie kolei zelaznej, kt6ra byiaby
pod jej k~ontrola, pod jej pOlicya, pod
lei 1wier0chnictwem."
Poniewaz Whsle umiedZynarodowiono
I czeS6 wybrzeay i dOk6w zastrzezono
ola PolakGw, przeto staio sic zadOsc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

Noe bvla bardzo ciemna, chmury przysianiaiy
niebo, brai lekki przymrozek, gdyz bfoto chFllpaio
nod ko4ami Jechalismy wolno i W g4eboEiem mil
czeni1,, Gdzieniegdzie. we wsiach zatopionych W
ciemmosciach, przehlyskiwaly swiate'ka' czasani
wharf nrzynosi{ naszczekiwanie psow, Jakles dale
ke echa turkotow. a niekiedy parska}y konle: WE
chalismv wreszcie ma szose ME zaiujsc bata, ru-
szyliSmv z kopyta, ably sic tylko dostac DO laSu'
kt6rv -wyrastal pred mani coraz blizeJ.
C3ebokie, zarosniete krzakami rowy ciagnsfy
sic z obu stron drogi.
Naraz W ciszy rozlegl sic CLOS rozkazuJacy:
- STAG!
Ktos wyskoczyl z pierwszego wozu i przypadf
twarza do drogi.
Caly szereg jakby zamarl ma miejscach' Ma
sluchiwa}em z zapartym tchem.... gdzles, J~eszcze
dosyc daleko pred nami rozlegai sic ledwle dosfy-
szalny turkot.
Powoz we cztery konie! Bog vie, kto mo-
le w MIN jechac! Do rowu z wozami! Mech tylko
pan dziedzic z~ostanie i rusza woln1usko! - padta
cicha, a mocha komenda.
Zatrzeszcza}y krzaki, c~hlupne}a woda Pc chwi
Ii ME byIo jui ma szosie nikogo'
Ruszyiem >stepa. Turkot byi coraz blizszy. -
Wkrotce zamigotaiy latarnie bylo siychac uderza-
ME kopyt BRICK ~uprzerzy, a W pare mint poznieJ
p~rzcsunai sic koio mnie pow6z, zaprzezony W CITE
nv konie; siedzialo w MIN pare osob, rozmawiaja-
cych 20 rosyjsku. ale " ciennosciach ME mog}em
rozr6zniG ami jednej %arzy.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)