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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04
Old MILL FIRE
THREATENS TO
RAvACE HOMES
Firemen Had to Battle New Blaze
Yesterday, Fear Another Out
break at Any Time.

Fire in the old millyard site of
the Weyerhauser-D enkmann heirs,
at the foot of Fourth avenue, Gre
ated more CONSERVATION in the
neighborhoOd yesterday afternoon
and was still smouIdering this
morning.
The old site, including about 80
acres. is covered with sawdust,
weeds and other rubbish, subject
to spontaneous combustion and
easily ignited Fires have been
breaking out in the site at different
times this summer, causing little
damage as there. are few houses in
the vicinity.
The blaze yesterday, however,
broke out near a populated sec
ton, First street, between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues. Spontan-
eous combustion, the cause of most
fires on the site this summer, is be-
lieved to have been the origin of
that yesterday.
Residents in the vicinity became
alarmed, fearing that the blaze
would this time escape control and
reach TO the buildings. One COM
pany of the firemen was dispatched.
and although the confagration was
quieted it was still smouldering
this morning, waiting for another
outbreak and hoping for rain.
Worst Menace.
The yard is the greatest fire
menace in Rock Island, Chief Au-
gust Schmidt of the fire depart
ment says. He has asked the city
commission to take action con-
demning the property. Although
most fires have been o. a smoul-
dering nature. causing little dam
age, it is feared the blaze will some
time ravage homes in the vicinity,
as was threatened yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04
Co. 1'1o4 ga: face e oseax
% H6~nrQ&AA TO tho
HOOK h2ltcoL S'kti SKI:

A specialist has at last perfected
a pure face powder that positively
will not cause enlarged pores,
blackheads and irritations. In
fact. while it is considered the best
face powder it is also a remedy
for complexion troubles. 1t is
guaranteed pure and harmless to
the most delicate baby skin. 1t
beauties wonderfully because it
helps to clear and tighten the skin
and protect the complexion from
blemishes. This new kind of face
powder is made largely of an in
gredient that skin specialists use
in the treatment of the complexion.
And it really stays on better than
any other face powder. OF course,
saying this. every one knows we
mean the famous La-may Powder
(French. Poudre L'Ame) This is
the powder that does not contain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04
On County Records

Amelia Livingston to Joseph Ull-
man, lot 7, block /, Olaf Olson's
addition, Moline, $500.
William Pewe and wife to George
Pewe, Sr., part lots 4O4-41, Camp
BELLS addition. Rock Island. S1.00.
Bernard D. Connolly and wife to
Daniel c. Strecker and Harry G..
Lewis, part lot Z, block ?, old towIf,
Rock Island, s1.00.
John A. Schmidt and wife to John
F. Block. lots 81, block 3, Greim' 5
third addition, Moline. $4,000.
Charles H Saunders and wife to
Albert J. Anderson, part lot 2,
Stevens addition, Moline, $500.
A native Sitka widow when she
puts on mourning paints the upper
part Of her face a deep black.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04

Miss Clark. could never be re-
corded in words.
The homeward journey was
started in July of this year and
for six weeks Miss Clark has been
stationed at Fort Sheridan She
will serve another year and a half
in the army before being dis
charged.
Miss Clark was born in Mercer
county, but has lived the best part
of her life in Rock Island. She
graduated from the Moline city
hospital and had been a trained
nurse in this city for some time.
Miss Elizabeth Craig. a Rock Is
land girl who also saw a great
deal of nursing service overseas,
has been back quite a while.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04
TAYLOR RIDGE

Mrs. A r. McBurney and son of Rock
Island visited several days of last week
at the home of Arthur S Miller
Nellie Hintermeister viii have charge
Of the Epworth League Sunday evening.
The topic of the evening is ''Milestones
and Monuments of Human Freedom
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wakefield are
visiting at the home of Earl Wakefield of
Walcott Iowa.
Excelsior school opened Monday with
Miss Maud Gruby as teacher.
Many from here attended the welcome
home picnic at the Camp Grounds Mon
day in honor of Bowhng's returned SOL
diers.
Mrs. J. c. Baker was a Rock Island
passenger Tuesday.
Miss Miriam Dunlap visited in Reyn-
olds Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04
Thirty NURSES
WILL BE ADDED
AT ST.ANTHONY
When S250,0O0 New Building is
Completed By Oct. / 80 Menu
beTs viii Be On STAFF.

Thirty nurses will be added to
the staff OF st. Anthony's hospital
when the new $250000 building is
completed about Oct. /. The hos
pital now has 20 nurses and sisters
Of the Franciscan order but it is
estimated that at least so will be
needed on the force when the new
structure is occupied.
II a sufficient number can be Sc
cured, Mother Gabriel said today
that the hospital will arrange to
put the nurses and sisters on an
eight-hour schedule in place OF
the nine-hour basis on which they
are at present working.
With the completion Of the new
building, Rock Island can boast Of
one Of the most modern and up-to-
date institutions in the state Of
Illinois. The hospital board has
arranged to install some modern
improvements with which few
hospitals in this state have
been equipped Included in this
" list is the vacuum system, which
draws all impure air and dust
from every room and hall in the
building and depOsiting it in the
boiler rooms: the new refrigerator,
the large double rooms with bath
and the dumb waiter system i'll
practically all the rooms.
The old building will be remod-
eled and turned into a nurses
home. The structure now used
for the nurses home will be put
to another use. The building which
will soon be completed will make
room for $50 beds. Many organ
izations and individuals have Of
fered to furnish rooms. but still
the sisters report that there are u
great many rooms provision for
furnishing which must be made.
The main kitchen is finished in
white, the floor and shelf tables
are Of white tile. The smokeless
&heating system has been installed
SSd will furnish heat for the three
buildings. On the main floor just
off the entrance hall are the
offices, rest rooms and parlors.
Recreation rooms for the nurses,
their diet laboratory and store
rooms are located in the basement.
all walls are finished in pearl
grey. Three elevators. two pas
senger and one freight, are in
stalled.
The doctors laboratory, several
private rooms, the pharmacy, u
ray room, pathological laboratory
and the emergency operating room
are on the first floor connected
with the office and rest rooms.
Five Operating Rooms.
Five operating rooms will take
care of all work in the hospital.
The operating rooms are located
in the north wing on the fifth
floor of the kdilding. Two Of
these rooms are for special cases,
such as eye, ear, nose and throat
operations. A hall connects these
rooms with the cleaning rooms.
Each floor has it's dividing kitchen
and black boards. Patients who
are convalescent will be permit
ted to take rest on the roof of the
building, which has been arranged
for their comfort.
In a campaign held for the pur-
pose of raising money for the hos
pital. 100000 was raised. The re-
mainder of the cost viii be paid
by the sisters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04
THIRTY THOUSAND
7-CENT FARE FOR
DAVENPORT READY

Thirty thousand 7-ceDt fare tok-
ems for use in Davenport when the
new passenger rate goes into effect
this month on the lines of the Tri-
City Railway company have been
received by Assistant Superirtend-
Cnt Frank V. Shelley of the COM
pany. 1t is believed that this
amount will be enough for use
across the river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04

During several months of each
year some of the great rivers of
Siberia are frozen solid to the bot
.om, but the fishes imprisoned in
he ice maintain their vitality and
resume their active life when the
.ce melts in the spring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-04
The War a Year Ago

ment declared war on Germany
British on western front advanc-
ed to within six miles of Cambria.
General Graves arrived at Vladi-
vostok to take command Of the
American forces.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
Victory Assured for
Democratic Ticket

Victory certain for the Democracy the State the
county In the State the campaign OF Nice and his associates
have and the Baltimore and other rei
able speaking of Mn Rtchie the the
ton and calling upon the people elect Legislature help
him carry his policies Worcester County do this She
presents Judge William T. Johnson Harry Palmer
Crockett the proper the Legislature Judge john
Will be very important figure next legislature He
MeSSs. Palmer and Crockett able and and WorceS
ter County will be ably represented my them
Every Democrat should feel pride voting Demo-
cratic ticket this year because ticket selected absolutely by
party You viii remember that Boss Tlui said
that he went around picking out candidate for Clerk of the Court
and could not get Republican to against Nh Collins finally
they had to give 10 Mr. o. NJ une because else would
have the nomination So Mr. Tutt admits that he bosng
the job.
biz Democratic called for vey purpose
ed committee of representative citizens aud taxpayers
county ticket So that the Democratic ticket
candidates the party they did without instruction,
kind and without knowledge OF who would bc selected by
them
They made excellent ticket and has been approved
tive ticket and all indications point its election by splendid
majority. Two the Peoples party showed the
and it fell down badly. This the party weaker
than then and il is very evident that the tired
Of it, The Republicans fee that it is selfish and has them
only the cos. having taken for themselves all the clcd
Mcssl keln 'unel and Pichard realize that their
colleagues the ticket by the board already and that
THEIR OWN chances are slipping away they huSlng for
THEMSELVES and they talking very desperately rccl
csay. But they fool the pcopehey know that these
gentlemen desperate and saving things Of which
they will be ashamed the day after election,
Rally Democrats From to the close of the polls
Tuesday put forth every effort to help roll up odashoned
Democratic majority.
Vote every whose followed by the word DEMO
CRATIC.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01

interest of my fellow countians at
heart, promise you that upon cleo
tion will devote the best that Is in
me TO fulfilling every duty of said
office. aS have always cndeavored to
fulfill every duty Of an earnest citizen,
acceptably to your best interest and
my own conscience.
| regret exceedingly that an attack
of grippe contracted during the cam
paign has prevented me from seeing
and talking personally with many
whom ! had planned to see. and from
attending the political meetings of
the party throughout the county dur
ing the past week and publicly adj
dressing the people on the issues of
the campaign, in an earnest effort to
show conyincingly. as am convinced,
that the best interests Of our county
and State call for the election OF every
one of my colleagues on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
FRANKLIN UPSHUR.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
Mr.. Franklin Upshur Writes
A Letter To The Voters

To My Fellow Citizens of Worcester
County:
Born and raised in this county. and
rooted in il through many generations,
and bound to ii by intimate associa-
tion with its people, by familiarity
with their comings and their goings,
their ambitions and hopes and diSap-
pointmcn,S. in all walks of life, in all
sections Of the county. find myself
the candidate of the Democratic party
for the Office of States Attorney.
confess | crave to feel the warmth of
the approval of my neighborS
throughout the county-that is to say,
of all good citizens through their
sufrrages at the coming election.
have the ambition to become the SER
want OF the people of my county in
that important Office. Feeling that |
can bring to the duties of the Office
the requisite training and ability of
mind. as know have every proper
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
\ GooD noARD OF CorNTl CoMN!lssIoNERs.

Just look the Democratic candidates for County Commits
and YOU will a glance that they superior
SANI FL T.. IRll ER
DANIEL. IOILCN ~
WILLARD r. EN NS
better the county misSioncls than the
candidates o the opposition
When these Democrats go the Be viii stand as
j. HARRY YOUNG
FRANK T.. HUDSON
SAMJ Ell T.. BRIMER
DANIEL. HOLLOWAY
WILLARD T. EVANS
Is this Board of County Commissioners These
will pull together and the will be
ded ISineSSke and the satisfaction the people
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
Mr.. Collins Makes Clerks
Office Self-Supporting

In connection With the Clerk Office there
to the taxpayers of the county. and which they should know and
that is. that while for all purposes. il cost, nearly six thousand
dollars annually the office o the few ycs
pal.Vey little of this amount of thc taxpayers.
In 1917 the fees Of that office thau sufficient pay
all salaries and other expenses the Office and nev
under the law paid into the state Treasury IN ISIS the
above receipts OF running the office. All purposes than
5000 that will be that this, Tire important oice of
the county. is almost eiSuppong Notwithstanding the fact
that the greatly increased work of the office has
clerical cp and increased blank books, stationery
etc This condition is largely due TO the economical conduct the
the taxpayers
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
SCHOOL MATTERS THAT INTEREST TAXPAYERS

There has been complaint of school laws and the cost to
the county which Worcester County responsible
The law provides Compulsory school attendance and also
vide for Tant officer out the law. Neither party
help this and the Republican party pledged to lib
ora expenditure of the peoples these
The school laws provide for Supervisor OF Rural Schoosthe
position held by Miss Pusey She has been highly commended by
the opposition of the OF she has to be
paid and they willing that the taxpayers foot the bills
majority of the taxpayers Democrats.
There hundreds child going school than
There many teachers They larger salaries
than before Building much ue costs much
labor much consequence the cost of run
economically and honestly has increased and in
creased and it cannot helped matter what party gets in
power.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01

For Judges Orphans Court:
THO}lAS !. FASSETT
SAMUEL +. SHOCKLEN
REV. CHAS. II. WILLIAMS


Democratic meetings will
be held throughout Worces-
ter County at the places Civ
en- below, which will be ad-
dressed by the candidates
and others. A good band will
will furnish music. Every
body invited to attend .
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
OCEAN CITY GIVES
DEMOCRATS GLAD HAND

Last Saturday night rousing
Democratic meeting was held at Ocean
City over 300 persons were present.
The Peoples party held one at Ocean
City the night before and il was a
perfect frost.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01

VAUDEVILLE
Friday Night. October 31st
POCOMOkE CITY
Faturday Afternoon. Nov. 1st
SNOW HILL
Saturday Afternoon. Nov. 1st
GIRDLETREE
Saturday Night. November 1st
MELBOURNE
Reid's Store.
Thursday Night. October 30th
HOWERTON'S STORE
Friday Night. October 31st
BY order of
MARION I. HARGIS,
A. I. WHITE.
CALVIN Il. TAYLOR.
Democratic State Central
Committee for Worcester
County.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
SEN. HARRISON WELL
AND ON THE STt MP

.Alor Orlando Harrison, who has
ntly returned home from hos
in Baltimore, has sufficiently re-
ed from his operation, to take
Jump for the Democratic party
"au-is making good speeches. He will
speak in Snow Hill this Saturday
afternoon.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
CRY LIKE BABIES.

speakers papers the Peoples party vy abuse and
eXcoate the best Democrats the coutyWoresters leading
zens-but when THEY subjected little decent and just
they cry like babies We understand of course that
expected Democrats than Peoples party ocesee
ers, but there is limit to patience.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
STATE TICkET
For Go,crnor:
ALBERT {. ElrCHiE
Of lialtinolc
For Con'p'rollcr
BROOK 4 LEE
of Montgomery County
For Attorney General:
THOMAS J. HEATING
of Queen Anne County
For Clerk Com Appeal:
CALEB c. NAGRt DER
of Prince Georges County
COUNTY TICKET
For Clerk Ciica't Court:
OLIVER ID. COLLINS
For states Attorney
FRANKLIN UPSHtR
For Members Legislature:
SAMUEL II. CROCKETT
WILLIAM +. JOHNSON
HARRY T.. PALMER
For County 1'rcasmcr
PHILIP c. DENNIS
For County Commissioners:
SAMUEL +. BRIMER
WILLARD T. EVANS
DANIEL HOLLOWAY
For sheriff:
LEMUEl. ". ONLEY
For Judges Orphans Court:
THO}lAS !. FASSETT
SAMUEL +. SHOCKLEN
REV. CHAS. II. WILLIAMS
For Comfy Surveyor:
WILLIAM j. PITTS
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
NOTICE TO TREsPASsERS.

All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass with dog or gun, or other
wise trespass on Mills Island, now
owned by me.
L. w. REID.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
List Of Lands and Lots.

and Interest fer
rs. in the city Of Ham
Of Property within said
n tract OF ground or par
Assessments for Macad-
n street Paving purposes.
.ther with Interest ard
? Rieicfeld. Trchsurer OF
,AY (the 10th day. or
~ Hall OF said City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS

NAMES or OWNERS
DESCRIPTION OF LANDS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

payment or Taxes Pena
Nes for the year 1918.
a Delinquent list Of
opposite each lot or tr
he respective Street As.
NJ SiGeN walks. and FOR -
Al Assessments to gctheT
- sold by Walter r r
the SECOND MONDAY
Ok 4. NJ IN the city 7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-27

returned delinquent for the nor
the year 1917. and the Current r
nond, Lake County. Indiana Ais
city for the respective amounts g
eel Of land herein described. for
smizing. Sewer Construction. Cen
Oil Sprinkii1K and all other Spec
Denalttes now provided ny law. 20
the city of Hammond. Indiana. or
FEBRUARY. 4 =, 1919. At 100 'cl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-01

Me badz gfupi, jak drugie! Ma4oS to jz
dosta}? cheese, zeby CT ~jeszcze dofozyli, CO? Take
prawo wyszio, to s4uchac go musisz. Dziecku sic
mic ME stanie. A rozgniewasz swoim uporstwem
urzedy, to ci gotowi grunt zabrac, i wyjdziesz ma
dziady.
- A MECH mi wszystko zabiora! A MECH mi
nawet przyjdzie zdychac Z giodu pod piotem, to
zdechne, a dziecka ma zatracenie ME OLDHAM! -
rozkrzyczaf sic a iona mt ~jeszcze przytakiwa}a,
u~tulajac rozpfakane dziecko.
Gaia wieS to s4ysza{a widzia}a.
1 ME przeciagnqf go w6jt ma swoja strone,
ME ~poradzili tego zrobic p6zniej inni, podm6wie-
nj, a nawet sam pop, kt6ry umySlnie przyiecha1
do niego; ME puScif go do chaiupy i tylko kijem
.pogrozii.
Wlok}a sic ia sprawl do po}owy grudnia
lima sic juz byfa ustali}a ma dobre, woody skrzep}y
ma l6d, Sniegi przykry}y pola, przemarzle drogi
.dzwoniiy pod nogami, a wszelkie stworzenie CT
sneIo sic do ciepia, gdy jakiegoS poranku mrozne-
20 spadf ma Koniuszewskch clos nowy i moe
.najciezszy.
Przyazli zabrac i'm krowe, jedyna ich zywi-
cieIke.
w chafupie zrobilo sic tax strasznie, jakby
wyprowadzono nieboszczyka, kobieta rykneia pla-
czem i zaczeia bronic bydlatka, wrzeszczec a
pomstowac fiebog}osy, az sic GAIA wies ~zleciafa.
Mkt sic jednak z pomoca ME kwapi}, DO jesz-
cze wielu nosilo ME zgojone rany.
Koniuszewski tez jakoS spokojnie staf W pro
gu, blady byf jeno, jak trup, i chociaz mu zafosc
rozrywafa wnetrznosci, patrzal ma wszystko mar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-01
OBRAzN RUCHONE ,,zMARTWYCHWSTA H|E POLSkP".
POLSKICH PO-


>Przedwczoraj juz podaliSmy
kr6tka notatke o odbytej we Sro-
&c probe obrazkow rochomych
irrnv The Tatra Production
Corporation, kttre ma@ujq rome
waznc chwAe ziqczone re zmar--
twychwstanjem naszej Ojczyzny.
Przedstawil je bawiacy chwilowo
W naszem mieScie pan W. WuSZa,
kt6ry projektuje dalsze ich polka
zywanie w poiqczeniu z pewnego
rodzaja kampaniq skladhowa IA
rzecz oiiar wojny W Polsce. Ola
lepszego czescioweso zaznajo-
aienia CzytebniLow naszych 2
treSciq omawianych film, doHacza-
my do niniejszego kilka zdjec TO-
tograiicznych Z przedstawioqych
W IN seen WyNdILeu, uddUult-
niaj9c Przy ten, Il zwNaszcza
cze5c ich druga stanowi rzeczy
najnowsze ! nigdzie dotad W A
Merge ME pokazywane.
ObrazIi te przedstawiajq w
sposob wyrazisty rome charakte-
rystyczne epizody ! momenta,
przez jake przeclodzil kraj nasz
i lrd Cd czasow wybuchrI Wiel--
kSej Wojnv ~Przesuwaja sic "a
tenn Przed oczami widza Legio--
nv, PiEsudski, easy oLppacyi
niemiecEtej, Rada Stanu, Rada
Regencyjra, rekrutacya ma ziemi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-01
Piotr IA. Schwaba

go ~. La Sale nj. - PokoJ 02102A
CiNt Erhsass syilti1 fslEfs- A1io kS5O .
{. wieczSr sprScz Wtsrte ! 1Tiu
CetrsI PAX Arevs klvaskts AvAsAs " AWRAAS
T4dss HssHe.ns ea61
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-01
BOHATERSTWO POLAKoW
= OKRUCIENSTWO MEM
COW.

O naznaczonej godzinie wypro-
wadzono skazancow z w~iezienia.
Sill wszyacy spokojni / bez trwo-
81, choc wiedzieii, re ida ma
smierc. Jedni zachecali druSich
podtrzymywali nawzajem wsr0d
siebie ducha, ably wytrwac do O.
statka i ME splamic sic wobec
Niemcow tchorzostwem.
Rozkazano i'm wyk0pac sobie
wspo!ny gr6b. Uczyni!i to Beg
szemrania. Poteru rozkazano i'm
poiozyc sic mad jego brzeeiem, 4
w0wczas barbarzyncy zoidacy "a
brazil sic do Sciegania i'm but6w,
ably te Z ciatani ME posziy do
ziemi. Wszak "a pare butow mo-
re sic dzisiaj niemiecki zoInierz
dziesiet ray upic!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-01

twemi, zapiek}emi cd bolu oczami i ME wyrzek}
ami s}owa, ale skoro krowina, wyci2gana z obej-
Scia, zarycza}a i z~aczeia odwracac glove "a 60
spodarzami porwai jakiS k6f i rowniez wziaf bro
mic swojej zywicieki. Me obroni}; mogf to sam
przemodz GAIA te ~zgraje?
lyle tylko zarobi1, re go znowu s~poniewie-
rail-, jak nieboskie stworzenie, a krowe i tax po-
wlekli ma sprzedanie.
Luta noe omroczyia i'm dusze, i gdy za}osne
|tym zimnym grobem, peinym straszliwych jekow
Iniedoli, kobieta zawodziia rozpacznie, ME mogac
przebolec tel straty, a chop siedziaf martwo pod
kominem, jak ten ogieh, W kt6ry sic zapatrzy}, pa
laca, ~straszna meka przegryzany.
Przesz}o ~po}udnie, wiecz6r juz nadchodzil,
modrawy zmierzch obtula} ziemie, i pc wsi wy
Ib{yskiwaiy swiat}a, a oni wciaz siedzieli, pograze-
mi w rozpaczy i gorzkich rozpamietywaniach swo-
jej doll nieszczesnej. Zagladali do mich n~iekt6rzy
isasiedzi, ale, ~dojrzawszy sine, okrwawione twa-
RE, zakrzeple W bolu i rozpaczy, uciekali strwo-
.zeni dopiero poznym wieczorem oprzytomni} ich
place zgfodniafych dzieci.
- Coz teraz poczniemy? - odezwa}a sic ko-
beta, n~astawiajac garnek z woda ma ogieh.
- Me ustapimy! rzek1 i d1ugo patrzaf w
jej zapiakane oczy.
- Dziecka ME dam! = przytWierdzi}a moe
no a mozc Pan Bog zlituje sic ~ieszcze mad ma
Mieli w sobie TAXA nieziomna Ware W Swie-
tosc swojej spraWy, re ME by4o ma swiecie mocy,
kt6raby mogla ich zachwiac W powzietem posta-