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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-07
IT. : US, In = ~ 1919.


srniiiallso ppraWa do
miilclzenia. Wide twoiim planie
COS hanb'iiaiceego i ME u llcaze.iiesp
z 4, go zWstretem odpycham Cd
'siebie. GieIdzista zblaM zWssciiea-
klymgn1esWyle wen zaeiskal piesciie,
Pawe1 zas m6WiI dalejl
PodjaIes sic ojcze przedsiee.
I biIorstW pp1rzechodzacych tive silly,
JHWziaIles ma bark ciezar, kt6ry Gle
taoczy do ziemi. Mysl, Kt6ra Gle
5|przyyWiodla do tego, byla bez wat
j5pienia uczciWa j zacnaa, ale ley
Hes iss nniatssSll.ep9yy traf, g ten olbr6ch sis
55przeciWko tobie vice dobrze oj.
cze,jezeT upadnieszxpod tymscii
EEzarem ia bede calem memi mlo-
Edemi silami pracoWal ma eiebie, j
eotocze tW3 starose dobrobytem j
#spokojem, ale nigdy ME stane sic
|Wsp6lnikiem manewr6W, ma kt6-
re sumienie sic mole oburza.
Gdy ia zci rozkazuje, u po-
55Wwinienes bye %posllsznym, "a
.,W,olal Paskal.
moi ojcze, odpowie-
stanowczo mlodzieniec. ~
Nigdy ME ozenie sic bez mi1osci
koobieta, W spekulacyi ma jej
Wole pozostac raczej "
.biedzie j nedzy! Badzmyz ubo-
dry, jezeli tax bye musi, lecz ME
Wciagajmy nikogo Wiecej do ma
szego upadku.
Vice sic ty wzbraniasz ma
seryo?
- TAX wzbraniam sic stanow-
czo ojcze, wstapic z toba ma dro-
&c, kt6ra do handy prowadzi. A
gdy sic dobrze zastanoWisz ojcze,
przyznasz mi slusznosc niewatpli-
vie.
Czyz ty niepojmujesz tego,
re. to twoje oz%enienie, ustalifoby
MOI kredyt, zachwiany chwilo-
wo?
u oszczednoScia i praca INSTALL.
bez tego tw6j kredyt ojcze.
Ciezka lima wprawi1a Gle W przy
kre po1ozenie, to UNA kazdy. Lu-
die wiedza, re jestes ojcze uczci-
wynn i pracowitym. TWoi Wierzy-
ciele pospiesza ci w w1asnym in
teresie z pomoca i niebeda Gle ma
Gill. Prose- Gle vice, nieobstawaj
.rzy TWEEN Wymaganiu tego maf-
- Me mySle Wcale odstepowac
I'd tego zamiaru, = a cfotka Mai
gorzata powie ci, re powinienes
zast6soWac sic do mojej wolf, ize
.rzez to opr6cz dobrobytu nasze-
go domu ugruntuje sic TIVE szcze-
seize. DIS mowi1em z toba jake
jutro przemowie jake VIA
lzca! To poWiedziawszy Paskal
.yszedf gniewny z pokoju, POGO
Pawla W niewym0w-
rem przerazeniu.
= Co "a przesadna uczciwosc;
20 "a nieugieta duma matki, Cd
zywa sic W tym niepos}usznym
= mrucza1 starry gie1-
1zista, powracajac do domu. -
On wolf popasc W ub6stwo, lecz
t#-' #-s LE- =. 'Eef. pP-F 49, EE -t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-07

ku jego miliony Gzy one jeszcze
Y czas nadejdaf
TTeraz pozostaje nj tylko je-
szcze nadzieja " Malgorzacie
Berth. Jezei ona przystanie IA
to Geo ja pTosic zammii1errzzamm, Wten
czas musi PaWeI zlaczonym pros.
Ibo BOZ .1n1aszyym1 =s1ulstIaapic, v obec tax
Iggrroznej: zWleszeza koolniecznosci.
Igbyz bede mu zapeWne musial ca.
"a okropnosc po}ozenia mego wy
jaWic. Paskal powr6ciwszy Dc
Idomu ma Mice Pkpas, WydaI no:
zmaite rozkazy ioswiadczyl swy.m
tpodmistrzkom ze wyjezdza ma
dni kilka. Nazajju1trz .rano udal
Isle ma dworzec j pojechaI do Ro-
milly.
Ny tymczasem przeniesmy sic
myssla DO Maison Rouge.
Iekarz przywo}any do PAM Or
szulii, oswiadczyI pc scislem zba-
ldaniu nogii, ze beedzie ona potrzz4ee--
bowa}als przynajmniej diva tygod-
ME odpoczynku, zanim bedzie
mogia W dalsza udac sic podr6z.
EBiedna kobieta by1a W rozpaczy !;
leka}a sic bowiem, czy to zw4oka
tniezaszkodz interesom Renaty,
fbo miala ciagle ma mysli obawe,
jake zmarly Robert Vallerand,
czu1 pred swym siostrzencem
Paskalem Lanquier. Skazana
przez ten ~nieszczesny wypadek 2
!noga, na zupema bezczynnosc,
stara}a sic przynajmniej zyc 2
sWoja toWarzyszka W jaknascis-
lejszem ukryciu. Renata pieleg-
noWa1a swa opiekunke jak najtro
skliwiej, dzielac przytem niepo-
|<k6j'i nniecierpliwosc tejze DO pa
lala zadza dowiedzenia sic tajem-
nicy swego %urodzenia, kt6ra W
Paryzu mia1a jej bye ods}oniona.
P}aka}a myslac 0 ojcu niezna-
nym, Q matce kt0rej naWet 2 ma
.zwiska ME znala; o yzmarlym
przyjacielu, kt6rego tax kochaia,
ale ukrywala Ivy z obaWy, zcby
ME zasmucac juz i tax niezmier-
ME zakicpotanej PAM Urszuli.
Leopold Lanquier, kt6ry pod
nazwiskiem Valty, jake kupiec po|
drozujqcy rozkwaterowal sic w
;hotelu PREY dWorcu, niespuszczal
Z oczu obudW0ch tych kobiet.
Slyszal jak lekarz m6wif do Cos
podarza, re skaleczona PAM, musi
przez diva tygodnie pozostac W
miejscu, i z~acieral rece z radosei.
TO Wybornic, nam vice diva
tygodnie czasu, - moWil. Mo
|ge vice smialo odjechac do Pa
ryza, rozmowicc sic z .Paskalem i
poWr6cic tutaj ola wykonania:
- ,-- E
moich pl2n6w. skoro tylko szyny
zostana oczyszczone re sniegu wy
Jade. Ale odebrany telegram
cd Paskala zaniepokoif go nieco:
- Gdzie on chce jechac? =
mrukna1.
Jezeli jedzie pQrzez. Maison
Rouge, vice adajjee'. sic zapewne
do Romilly.
Ale pc COZ?
! -Czy go tam kto wezwal? nm
Chez sic widziec re nina?
-Czy mi ma do powiedzenia,
re p1any nasze odkryto re ME-
bezpiecznie byloby, posuWac sic
.dalej?
y goraczkoWym vice niepoko-
jem oczekiwal zfoczynca ten przy
byyciia 5Paskala i jeesszczee pred go
DINA dzieWiata uda4 sic ma dWso-
rec.
- Pooeiagaz.saattrrzymnjes sic iii tyl
ko kilklazllnrin Ilunt moWl,, ME
bedziemy mogli AMI sieSrozzmi6vie.
Trzeba mi Wiec bedzie kiillkkaaa klozl
metrow me1nuskosl
chanennu1 lks11zyyt1n1kkp,oWasi, & saigeesV
sdrodze dostatecznie porozumiec.
Vital vice ma kazdysgprzypadek
billet piieel:sVszej Masy doHRomiHy
j stall ma peronie, gdy pociagg mad
jechal. w jednym = WaggonoW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-07


ls,s,
Tub zwykiem zaziebis
hi6tn zaopiekowae
nalezy ~natychniast.
Wsisc jeahs llbdwie
SEvERA's Cold \
4 TABIErs (seye-
~ astylki ma Zazie-
bienie ! GrypO al sto-
lee bed,ie wolny Ma.
stepnie brad pc jednej
q IS I feR 4sedziay e
pozad1;a.:n9e skntki sie 8
slegnle. P pnde1
10 tych p~astylk6w -
80 cent. j &c pdda,ku
EaNsEs~xAE u L. a u "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-07
D llzsa t.I,

do xeb6W jake anty-.
sepfyczny . q ezY
szczacy SEVrRA An
TisEfsoL every An
tsepsof ME ma leps
szego. GO DO iakoaci.
lab ceny zadajcie te-
60 prawdziWego sza-
eowhego preparatu V
swejaptece Cena IS.
centdw 2 Gently Pc
datku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-07

przypadek ME byl nam wlazl W
droge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-07

20. = ~
zais !
szX "a sie usunie fun
~kcyonowanie watsoby
Pcbudzi sauwstys ie
Wkr6tce og6lne polep.
szenie, jezeli ~SEyERAs
liver Pills lSevery
Pign'ki nd WstrobsJ
wziac ma wieczdr. Sku
til pojaWia sie rsno
beg rznieciaa; lnb zifch
nastepstw p6znisj.
ssych: Cena IS cent
il cent podatku.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
GOVERNOR AND
 SULZER COMING
 BACK TO NORTH

SEATTLE. Jan. 24-Thomas Riggs Jr.. governor of Alaska end Charles Sulzer. former delegate. arrived in this city enroute to the north. Trey announce that they will lea-e ihis city next Sunday on the steamrr Ala. meda for Juneau.
 In an interview today the governor "tated that the principal needs of the
 ","y at the present time were a Jig influx of men and better tr,ns. rortation facilities. He has received a number of inquiries from interest.
 1 parties concerning the advantages of the nort" and for all posa'h!c in. 'ormation pertaining to the country.
 Concerning the opening up of Al. a -ka in the future the governor s,at. o1 hat -e expected the terr:'oria' legislature would work in ccnIunc. ton with Secretary Lane Tn tn, work of reclamation md for the e-tab'ish. Ing of Inducements for settlers to go north.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
WILLARD WILL
 ENTER RING N
 JULY FOR PURSE
(The Associated Press)

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-The sporting .~ns ot this city were pleased today 0 hear of the return of Jess Willard ,o the ring. The annou. cement was ..ot made by the champion himself ut by Tex Rickard. wl.o has secur ed the big fighters signatu.e to a contract calling for a battle in July with an opponent of Richards selec. tioa.
 The purse to be offered will be one of the largest offered for heavy weight battles. being exceeded onl, by those offered for the Johnson. Jeffries and the Willard-Moran fights. one hundred thousand dollars being offered for the purse.
 It Is likely that the champion will be called upon to meet either Jack Dempsey or Georges Carpenter. the French champion. The place of hold ing the fight will be left entirely to the selection of Rlckard. Tho sports of the city are already fIgur- ing on getting up a hook on the fight.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
TRAFFIC C0NDITI0LS HAVE BEEN INTERRUPTED IN WASHINGTON BY
 LAhDSLlDES AID HIGH FLOODS
(The Associated Press)

SEATTLE, Jan. 23.-This city is practically isolated from the rest of the nation by unusual of ture All railway transportation from this city at stand still and wire communication points IS stopped or else crippled to such that but little can be received or sent The Western Union and Associated Press wires are down and messages either being received sent by these lines.
 TRAFFIC IS SUSPENDED
 Both railway lines leaving of this city not oper atng between this place and Tacoma and all trains on the southern division are being held Centraa being unable proceed Tacoma account of trouble between the places.
 LANDSLIDES AND HIGH WATER
 Due to probable suberranean disturbance many land slides occurring along the line of the Northern Pacific and the Great Northern railways blocking the tracks and holding up all traffic. In of the lowyng sections high water noed the prevailing chinook winds causing general thaw in the mountains swelling the out of their banks The andsdes have put the wires of commission and in many places the tracks under water North of this city the Great Northern tracks heaped with earth from the hillside Richmond beach, the passengers of the train stalled there being conveyed into the city by special train.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
PARIS ENJOYS
 LABOR STRIKE
Cine Associated P.eSs)

Auc AsSOCAdltO IItSS)
 PARIS, Jan. 24.-A general trans. portation strike is in progress in this city. All of the traffic lines as well as the auto busses have ceased oper. ating. The subway and surface cars are not running. the employees re. fusing to take them ouO of their stalls.
 Tie suddenness of the strike has caused some delay among the fac. tories and shops in getting started in the days operations as the em. ployees living at distance were compelled to walk to their work The same held good in all the stores. those living at a distance were hours late in reporting for duty.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27

make his first real visit theatre since leaving America special opera has been prepared for him and he will wit ness the production without the attending pomp and cere mony
 ENTERTAIN SERVANTS AND SOLDIERS PARIS, Jan. 24-The Murat mansion this afternoon will be the of reception of the serving class The President and Mrs Wilson will give tea for the attaches of the household, which will include all of the house vans soldiers acting guards the army motor corps and the chaufers. The action of the President and Mrs Will son being viewed of the democratic witnessed in France
 ENGLAND WILL LEAVE MATTERS TO LEAGUE LONDON Jan 24.-The Paris correspondent of the Reuters agency that from the of the Brit ish delegation England is willing to leave the problems concerning the disposition of Mesopoaa Palestine and the German colonies the league of nations the o time necessary in the consideration of these questions This matter will be taken up the peace conference. WAR DEBT WILL BE DISCUSSED PARIS Jan 24.-lt stated by the supreme council today that in the o the acceptance of the invitation discussion between the allies and the Boshevik Prince Island of the first be presented the Rus sian delegation will be the debt of Russia France This will be dealt with first before any other ters will be discussed.
 BRITISH PLANS or THE LEAGUE PARIS Jan 24-Among the many clauses of the Brit
 fish plan for league of nations those which provides for committee to rule the question of trade in ammunition and and the study of economic and sanitation prob
 ems similar body will be appointed for the handling of international labor questions It also provides for gen. o1 uSleSdteS IOI all HdtlOnS COHpTS
 ing the league to be held the capital of the league with smaller executive council the ordinary business
 There will be two of dispute between all nations ]ustltiabe and stfiable Each will deter mine which are justifiabe and will then submit their findings to the league whole The plan also pro- poses permanent of international justice Germany will be excluded from the classification of the present dis putes
 WILL VISIT DEVASTATED REGIONS PARIS Jan. 24.-Presdent Wilson announced today
 that he would make the first of his visits to the devastated regions Sunday going to Rems It his intention to take occasional short trips to these sections devotng day each in order that may make thoo study of conditions
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
PERSHING HAS BEEN SUMMONED

PERSHlNG HAS BEEN SUMMONED
 PARIS, Jan. 23-To aid the peace conference in dis cussng the Polish question General J. J. Pershng has been summoned be present the session of the conference take place next Saturday. at which time full attendance of all delegates will be held NO REPLY FROM BOLSHEVIKI
 PARIS, Jan 23.-Up to the present time reply has been received from the Boshev government respecting the invitation extended to them have delegation represent ing their faction meet with the representatives of the al lies at Princes Island.
 OMSK GOVERNMENT WILL NOT MEET BOI.S
 Sergus Sazonoff former foreign minister under the old Russian regime but who is representing the Omsk government stated today that his government would meet with the Boshevi under any circumstances that his entitled receive separate consideration as it was not faction opposed to the allies
 PEACE SIGNED IN JUNE
 PARIS Jall 23-The Echo de Paris in its issue to-day rognosticated that the preliminary peace would be signed before early in June The publication bases its opinion on the rate of progress at the present time
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
LEADERS WILL
 ADJUST THEIR
 CONTROVERSIES
(The Associated Press)


 OMSK. Jan. 24.-The controversy existing between General Semenoff. the anti-BolsEeviki leader. who has been accused of sabotage. and the Omsk government stands in a fair way to be cleared up. General Sem. enoff having agreed to the appoint. ment of q commission to try the charge laid against him.
 The general maintains that the charges are the result of a misun. derstanding and when the examina. tion takes place he will be absolved of all blame.
 Admiral Kolach. who is the acting head of the Omsk government. is pleased at the action of the general in wishingAto have lis name cleared as he has confidence in the general The admiral's administration is meet. ing with success In Northern Rus sia and his authority is increasing both east and west.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
RETURNING HEROES ARE GIVEN
 OVATION IN SEATTLE; PARADE
 STREETS; THOUSANDS CHEERING
(The Associated Press)

SEATTLE Jan. 23.-Proudy marching between walls of bunting and flags the members of the 3o4th artillery ot the Ylst division arrived in this city today their from the front The streets lined with thousands of people who extended welcome to the fighting of the State of Washington by thunderous cheers. Leading the head of the column the CoorS under which they fought in France and Belgium.
 CROWD ENTHUSIASTIC
 As soon as the head of the column came into sight roaring up from the throngs the sldewa,Ns Like rolling tie cheers accompanied mar, is troops of march and at times the bands could not be heard. Commands could olly gr by signal and formed many maloeu\efs !!''i: the by the command gwen by the sword only 1ncg ing the sidewalks relatives ot many o1 aud they recognized the marching colmun va increased by the members ot the 1anly Soon two marching up street side by side, civilian dier. Never history city has such dc.l,ns ton been witnessed the of today Several carried trophies ot war on their guns and others decorated the carriages ot field pieces the parade, which sent give true martial appearance to the ovcason
 DELAYED BY LANDSLIDE
 The artlIerynen being prot the city ureat Northern nlle and when Within few miles o1 uie ,y anuSnde dclayed the arrival ot the On arrival depot ked Cross uelcsa- met and handed reIresImels appreciated lnlnedlatey following CpOA e O1 larCn was formed and le parade Slarleu
 AEkOtL LANES ABOv E MAKCHEkS
 One prettest sights parade the tlyNg several aeroplaneS above marcnlg column, clrcig and dolng many evolution mat ected lralse At dropped sOluerS and the entire COuln possessed Douquets the first flowers received State
 LEAVE FOR CAMP LEWIS
 After paradng the main streets city the returned to the railway depot and gwen permsSlOn tner reatNes for before the departur tran TOT Camp LewlS, where they Will be deiloDzvd. similar recepuon Will De 1edered men Iacolla
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
ONE AMERICAN
 ONLY REMARKS
(The Associated Pre3s)

BERLIN. Jan. 23.-ln the report rendered to the commander of tie American forces an accounting was made of all prisoners held in German rison camps. Up to the prese::: time but one American is in a CArman prison camp.
 Tie soldier. while being detained in the camp. Is not receiving the treatment of a prisoner as he is too i'll to be removed from Stuttgart. the place of his confinement. Rcd Cross nurses are in attendance ar! every att, ntion Is b,ing given the wounlnd wan.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL BE MAIN TOPIC FOR MANY DAYS:
 ECONOMIC pRegLLMS COMING UP
(The Associated Press)

PARIS, Jan. 23.-ln view of the approaching time when President Wilson will be compelled the United States the members of the peace conference deem it advisable devote the balance of the time of his stay discussion ot the league of nations With the Russian qcs tion disposed of for time being nothing of greater portance than the league ready ot the board and suggestion ot Lloyd George this will be given the preference
 BRITISH AND FRENCH PLANS FIRST
 PARIS, Jan Z5.-When the plans tor tine league ot tions presented it is believed the peace will first pass upon those of France and Great Britain The pans submitted by these two nations embody many good features. Those eliminated will probably be supplied by drafts of other nalions
 LORD CECIL'S VIEWS
 Lord Robert Cecil, who submitted the peace congress
 draft ot the British view the subject league ions believes that world has yet reached stage where absolutely rigid system for the pepetuaton ot world can be drawn up It is his belief that national tribunal endowed with absolute binding powers not practicable at this time.
 WILL RESUME WAR CABINET SESSION
 PARIS, Jan. 23-President Wilson has decided to re- the sessions of the cabinet owing slight drag the program of other matters be considered The cabinet in session last Wednesday and adjourned allow the members sit the Russian question, that being disposed of the session will be resumed.
 ECONOMIC PROBLEMS CONSIDERED
 Among the problems be considered by the cabinet will be many of economic nature To consider the prcb lens involved many prominent members of~he different American war boards will be present to offer their aid and the benefit of their experiences Among those who will be present will be Herbert Hoover Bernard Baruch Vance Me- Comick and E. N Hurley The first be taken up by the cabinet will be discussion of the blockade being maintained against Germany and the problem of shipping food to relieve the situation in Russia.
 COMPERS APPROVES DECISION
 PARIS Jan. 23.-Presdent Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor who is in this city, yesterday expressed his approval of the decision of the peace 10 invite all of the Russian factions committee of the allies This action he believed again places Russia comy with the worlds great powers.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
ON
 GOLD REPORTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The spe cial committee appointed to mako an investigation on the entire question of gold standard has rendered Its report to the senate.
 T.e committee reported that a special government or international action is not necessary to stimulate the production of gold now that peace is in sight and any offer of bonuses fs unnecessary.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
TRANSPORT IS
 OVERSEAS WITH TROOPS
(The Associated presnl

(The Associated Press)
 NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The ,rars. port Orizaba arrived in port .Utiay with 2.56S troops from France. The men have the appearance of veteran fighters and the arrival Of the 'rans. port was the signal for a great cut. burst of welcome.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
NAVAL VESSEL
 IS ASSlC.. ED
(The Associated Press)

SEATTLE. Jan Ex-Governor T..os. Riggs. of Alaska. during an interview today stated that an ord,r had been signed by the secretary of the navy assigning a naval vessel from the Pacific fleet to Alaskan waters.
 The vessel will rave its hcadquar- ters at Juneau and will be used in eiding at ship wrecks and enforcing the laws of the territory as pertains to fisheries and other duties. which require the presence of a ship Of war or . patrol vessel
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27

The governor will spend ,nCst of the iu.e.Im visiting this city and tacoma. al which place he Will be onte. taiAed by the city and 2 hum. .er ot oidtime northeI ners.
The Washington times., 1919-04-13

air the guests ushered their seats Then with
great jnglng of spurs and tnseed trappings horse
dashed into the and drew up with imposing
flourish front of the royal box He the master
ceremonies to announce with the most polished
Spanish courtesy that the contest about to begin
gate was quickly drawn and the bull numbered into
the glare of the from the dark cell where had
been confined since early that day. Ribbons floating
from his neck denoted his proud lineage. For minute
he remained paving the earth, dazed by the sudden
brightness
Suddenly the bull looked right and left with savage
alertness. He bearing down on him from the other
end of the picador mounted superb Arabian
horse The bull started toward them gaining speed with
each second With lowered head he struck the trembling
horse a sickening shock.
Mile MarSy and the other women screamed hyster-
icaly the bloody sight Even the cooler headed men
could hardly repreSs hudder horse and rider crashed
to the earth
In rushed another fighter. dashng his red cloak
INTO the bull S eyes. The maddened bull charged him.
In the nick of time the tOreador sprang aside with
graceful upward sweep of the cloak. The bull passed
under il with lowered head and closed eyes.
The toreadOr walked toward the royal box and sa-
luted. Mile. Marsy, her eyes sparkling and cheeks
flushed with this strange excitement leaned over the
railing and capped her slender jeweled hands in praise
of his dexterity Meanwhile men dragging the
fallen picador from beneath his bleeding horse.
Other pcadOrs and banderlleros entered i'll quick sue.
cesson to try conclusions with the nfuraed beast Last
of all came Velasco cleaning with diamonds and carry
ing the sword that given him by the Queen of Spain
Time and again the greatest living matadOr escaped
death by razor edge margin. His fearlessness gOad-
ing the bull to further madness and his skill in euding
the cruel horns brought the spectators to their feet cheer
ing until they were hOarSe his daredevil bravery