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Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

The tooth anniversary of the found- ing of the Order of odd Fellows was celebrated last Saturday evening at their new hall
 Noble Grand Gabe Lind conducted the anniversary ceremonies, assisted bv By Vice Grand Earl Modini. Mr. C. H. Frost acting Chaplain.
 Miss Bishop and Emily Polet rem dered piano selections, while Miss Brown and Miss Ada Arthur contribut- ed recitation and a song respectively
 Mir Ed Holt, D. D. N. G. with "Odd Fellowship" as his subject del- 5vered the anniversary oration in his usual able and impressive manner. While Mrs Ada Arthur gave an address on the Rebekah lodge etc.
 After the conclusion of the exercises she new banquet hall was dedicated by sumptous repast.
 A most enjoyable dance winding up q very successful entertainment
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
STRIKER KILLED

THERE HAUTE, Indiana, April 30
 Martial law having been declared in Linton, owing to the strike of tine Telephone operators, eight compan- ies of soldiers have been assembled in Linton to maintain order. Re- ports recoced here from Linton to- day state that soldiers fired into a crowd of men and women who had gathered at he Telephone Exchange killing one man, while oe of the sol diors was hit O the head with stone thrown by some one in the crowd [ strikers a~d thci- sympathizers. =.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
LABOR LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, April 29-Nine clauses proposed by the Comhnis- sioner for International Labor Leg dslation for insertion in the Peace Treaty as adopted in plenary session were made public today.
 Among the principles to be incor- porated in the Peace Treaty are, a standard eight hour day, weekly day for rest, abolition of all child la bor, equal pay for men and women for equal work and the workmen' Right of association for all lawful purposes"
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
SWEPT BY FIRE

YOKOHAMA. April, 29-This city was swept by monster confia : grafton which destroyed thousands of homes and destroyed property val ued at approximately seven and one half mila.on dollars.
 Thousands of people have been made homeless and suffered the complete loss of all their posses sions.
 The Japanese government has taken full control over the burned area with soldiers and is doing everything in it's power to alleviate the distress of the stricken people.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

Leonard Seppala, who had been un- able to return to Nome in time to par ticipate in the Borden Cup Race to Cape Nome and return, which was won by Fred Ayers in remarkable time of one hour 53 minutes 21 1-5 seconds, sent his woody speed fiends last We'd nesday over the course to establish a new record if possible. Which he ac- complished to the surprise of all dog fans, beating the record MT Aver hung up at the last race by ? minutes 55 3-5 seconds, marking an average speed of 1425 miles per hour, a most remark able performance, as Seppala's team had only a few days rest from a long period of winter travel carrying heavy loads and making drives of from 50 to 60 miles per day. The competition for the Borden Cup will be continued. Mir. Aver who has won the cup twice. showed commendable sportsmanship, was willing to give Seppala, who was unable to be here in time to participate in the last contest a chance to try for the record.
 MT. Seppala will be awarded the annual cup for this years contest.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

held at the Eagle Hall last Sunday. A large number of friends of the deceas- ed members of these organizations were also present.
 The Eagle services commenced at one o'clock, being followed by joint service of the Moose and Women of Mooseheart legion. MT. Fred Harri- son for the Eagles and Past Dictator Chas. Sandford for the Moose, deli vered wei chosen addresses appropri- ate to the occasion.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
DON'T LIKE AMERICAN FLAG

PARI, April 30-An anti Amer lican demonstration was reported to have occurred at Brest today, when a crowd of French people assembled in front of an American r. M. c. A building and demanded that the American flag displayed on the building be hauled down.
 The French government is re- ported to have expressed it's regret for the occurrence of this incident to President Wilson.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
REDS IN VILLAGES

COPENHAGEN. May Dis patches received here from Berlin state that the German layol troops are slowly closing in on the radicals who are in control in Munich, Ba- varia. The villages of Schoengan and Ismaning in the ncighborhood of Munich are reported to have been taken by assault and the radicals forced to retire from their positions
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
NO USE FOR WILSON

PARIS, Apr1 29-The French Press is almost unanimously express their disappointment of the covenant of the League of Nations as adopted by the Allied Peace Council.
 Many and varied arc the objec- tions offered by the French Press and it i3 freely predicted that the League will be a diplomatic failure
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
CAN NOT AGREE

PARIS, April, 29-N has been re
 ported here that the Peace Confer ence, President Wilson presiding has been unable to reach an agreement in the China -Japanese Territorial controversy in its first session today. The delegates of China and Japan have shown themselves entirely un- willing to compromise in the pending
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
negotiat tions.
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED

LINTON, Indiana, April 29-Mar t!al Law was declared by the Gov ernor of Indiana hero today to pre- vent violence in connection With the efforts of the local Central Labor n;on 70 deport eight strike break ing hello girls who had been brot here by the officials Of the Telephone Co whose employees are on strike for higher wages and shorter hours.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

During the period of the war when we were asked to come thru with our part Of each Liberty Loan, we not only filled our quota, but went over the top each time. Now that hostilities have ceased and peace again reiens on earth, and another campaign for funds is on, lets show the world that we are as great in peace as in war, by again go- ing over the top in the Victory Liberty Loan.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
VERSAILLES, May 1-The

VERSAILLES, May 1-The ex- animation of the credentials of the German Peace Delegates is taking place in the historic "Trianon' palace.
 Foreign Minister von Brockdorf- Rantzan heads the German Delega- tion while Jules Cambon is chairman of the Allied Committee of ereden- tials.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
TREATY NEARLY FINISHED

PARIS, April 29-It has been stated here or reliable authority that only few points of the Peace Treaty to be presented to Germany remain to be settled.
 All indications are favorable that the complete treaty will be ready for presentation tot he German Dele gation some time du-.ng this week
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
AT PIONEER IGLOO

BEDS 50cents per night. Secure your House Keeping Rooms for the. Winter. A few left. Also use of read- ing room for guests.
 MRS MONOGRAM
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

The Industrial Worker cannot vouch for the correctness of the following news item but will state that an of- ficer of the F'raternal Order of Eagles handed it in for publication. and he seemed perfectly normal mentally at the time.
 At a special committee meeting held at Eagle Hall Wednesday evening, the following well known Eagles were nam ed to head the sub committees in charge Of the Big Barn Dance tc be held on Saturday May 10th.
 Peter F'rederickson .... Farm Boss Berg Leosiden -. Crop Sales Mgr. Jim Cecil Frost
 -. Entertainer of Farm hannds Art WriShther ........ Straw Boss Tom Charles .Disseminator of Info. Neil Haroldsen ... .... Field Boss
 The Committee promises many nov el and entertaining features which will insure this affair being probably the best entertainment of the winter. e
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

America has won every war she ever fought and every war she has won has raised the standard of civilization, strengthened the moral code and in creased individual rights and liberties. No other nation ever did half so much for humanity in so short a time. |. Is aI,is not sufficient for her people to
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
APPROVES

WASHINGTON, April 29-Presi- dent Wilson cabled today his ap- proval of General Postmaster Burle- sons proposal to relinquish govern cent control over the Telegraph Telephone and Cable lines and turn them over to their owners on or about May 10th.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
MILL MEET IN PARIS

PARIS, April 29-Members of the British Peace Delegation roposlcd today that an agreement has been reached whereby it was dcided to hold the first meeting of the League of Nations in Paris. e
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

All contestants in tho Victory Loan Drive are requested to turn all pledge cards secured by them into either bank before noon, Monday, May 9th. Only cards in the banks at that time will be counted.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
JAPAN GIFTS KIAU-CHAU

PARIS, May Tt has been unof- ficially stated that the claims of China to Kaiu-Chau have not been allowed by the Allied Council and that possession of this important port has been awarded to Japan.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

Yhe Berlinske Tidende has 70 ceived dispatch which lacks con firmation stating that the SoV ct govnerment in Munich has beon overthrown.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
DELEGATES ARRIVE

VERSAILLES, April 29--Addi- tional German Delegates and Com missioners for the Peace Conference arrived here tonight. Among the ninety three Delegates are thirty wo- men who have been appointed by the German government to take part in the negotiations.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
DELEGATES ARRIVE

VERSAILLES, April 29--The Ger man Peace Delegates numbering sixty persons arrived at nine o'clock ,last evel'ng by special train and were taken in charge by the French Committee which as been appointed to look after them during their stay at the Peace Conference.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
TAKE PART IN PARADE

SEATTLE, April 29-The crews of nine submarine chasers from the North Atlantic and seven hundred and sixty members from the Wild West Division marched in a parade given in their honor here today.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
LOST

About two weeks ago male dog, thfee years of age, white with black spot on head and neck. Re- spends to the name of Jack. Finder will receive suitable reward. Leave information at Miners Union Hall.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
1A MILLION suRsCRIRED

SEATTLE, April 30-Roports re- ceived here today statethat fourteen million dollars of tho forty million dollars allotment of the Victory Loan in the state of Washington had al- ready been subscribed.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

Game Warden M. o. Solberg is in receipt of aletter inquiring the present whereabouts of Chas F. Long Anyone knowing anything of Mir. Long is ask ed to communicate with his sister, Miss Hazel Bassage, 5S6 Haywood Ave. Rochester N. Y.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
MINERS ATTENTION

Advertisers in your paper are worthy of your patronage. They can supply all your wants as cheaply and as efficiently as those who do not advertise. Give them the preference as a matter of course in the matter of your purchases. In this way you help yourselves and your paper.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

All changes in standing adver- tisements must be handed into this office the day preceding the issue for which the change is desired. Attention to this will save disap- pointrnent in not securing desired changes with dispatch.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
WILL PASS ON DELEGATES

VERSAILLES, May 1--An Allied Committee Will receive and pass up on the credentials of the members of the German Peace Delegates. be ginning at o'clock this afternoon.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
NOTICE

All members of Nome Miners Union Local 24O, I. M. NJ. and $. W. are re- quested to attend without fail the meeting on May 3rd. Business of importance to be trans acted.
 l.. NJ. PETERSON, Pres.
 o. MILLS, Sec-Treas.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03
Local News ItennS And Town Topics

back her up to the fullest extent so that may continue in the good work ? # you think so, buy note in the Vic tory Liberty Loan.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

A large number of members of the Eagle, Moose and Women of the Mooseheart legion attended the beauti- full and impressive Memorial Services
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

The Sulzer Club is no more. When CTS death was received, the members of the club met and disbanded sine die
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

The Pioneer Igloo is getting it's an ,nual overhauling. The club rooms are being repepered and put into shape for the coming summer.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

"Psying for dead horse"? Not at all. We won all we fought for: and now we must pay the bills Buy Victory Notes.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

ternoon by the plenary Council. N
 Full particulars of the agreemen will be made public in the near fu- ture.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

ORIENTAL QUESTION SETTLED
 PARIS, April, 3O-It was official ly annosnced that the China-Japan questions have been settled this af-
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

Let us estimate on your Job Work.
Weekly Nome industrial worker., 1919-05-03

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13

Wypuscif r6g z reki, wyrwaf O.
biema rekami z zapasa diva pisto-
Lefty i wypalil jednoczesnie W stro
he mundurow,
TIE diva strzaly sta}y sic has}em
zwofujacem bandyt6w.
Kilkunastu ich, ktorzy byli maj
blizej, nadbieg1o ma ich odg1os.
Inni zbierali sic powolnie.
.Widok wojska %przeraza} ich.
Wszczela sic walka rozpaczliwa
kr6tka, mordercza!
Walka bez nadziei zwycieztwa
Zo}nierze mieli wszelkie szanse
pokonania zaskoczonych niespo--
dzianie, rozproszonych, przerazo-:
nych i 1 lie uzbrojonych bandytow
Kilku z Mich poleg1o, inni pada
Ii ranni, niekt6rzy poddawali sic
rzucajac bron.
Kapral Bernhofer jeszcze W ub
rsniu bandyty dowodzi1 jednym z
oddzial6w zo1nierzy.
Janosz Subri dwukrotnie juz "a
niony W ciagu WALK spotkal sic
oko W oko z kapitanem.
jUlag dalszy nastap1.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13

ryotyznlu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Ponury Dow W: WarSzawie
HRABIA B0GUMIt KAmINSKI

Juz ia upatrzylem takiego,-
rzek} zapytany, = kapral Bern.
hofer dokaze tel sztuki, albo Mkt
inny.
Kapitan, kt6ry miaf polecenie
bezwzglednego scigania rozb6jni-
k6w, ale zarazem oszczedzania
w1asnoSci prywatnej i zycia swo-
ich z%olnierzy, zgodzi1 sic Ia propo
zycye feldfebla.
ZaWofano kaprala Bernhofera,
czlowieka zaufanego a jednego z
najodwazniejszych i powiedziano
mu o co chodzi.
Bernhofer zgodzif sic z ochota,
prosi} tylko kapitana, azeby ,mu
pozostawiono zupe1na wolnosc
dzia1ania. .
Prosba ia naturalnie z~osta1a
przyjeta bez trudnosci i kapral
przedsiewzia1 natychmiast potrze
bne do MISUNDERSTANDING sWego
planu przygotowania.
Me bedziemy dogladali tych
rrzygotowan, lecz wr6cimy do
zamku, azeby sic dowiedziec, co
zrobili bandyci ola odwr6cenia
grozacego niebezpieczenstwa.
Me pierwszy to a wystawieni
oni byli ma atak wojska, lecz cze-
sto Z MEM toczyli walki, pc obu
zatem stronach ME by}o nikogo,
ktoby j~eszcze ME przebyl chrztu
ogniowego,
Ludzie Janosza Subr; byli "a
tenn dobrej mysli, mic zasmuci}o
ich nawet to re oWo podziemne
w~yjscie, 0 kt6rem wiedzieli, Okla
za]o sic zasypanem.
- Zapas6w zywnosci many ma
try miesiace, - rzek} Janosz,
vzywaiac towarzysz6w, azeby HE
stracili odwagi.
Zbytecznem by1o to wezwanie.
Wszyscy byli gotowi bronze zam--
ku do ostatniej kropli krwi.
Znowu zaczefy krazyc winem
wegierskiem nape}n;one: czasze,
znowu daily sic slyszec vesole pie
sui i opowiadania rozb6jnik6w.
!, Sam tylko Janosz Subri mic ME
m6wil.
Stall sic znowu powaznym i "a
nlySlonym.
Przeczucie blizkiej Smierci CIV.
}adnelo MIN znowu tax dalece, &c
zdawa1o sie,iz go gnieNa weso1osf
jcgo ludzi: -
Pedro zapytal 60 0 powod smu.
TIKI.
Janosz Subri odpowiedzia}, ze
ME ma zadnego szczeyolnego pc:
wodu do smucenia sic.
- Jestem tylko zamyslony,-de
da}, - los hrabiego Bogumila Ia
minskiego tax mnie zajmuje, jal
gdyby ten czlowiek kt6rego nigdy
ME widzia1em, byl moim krew-
nym.
= Dziekuje. ci "a to wsp6}czu
} Gle imieniem hrabiego. odpo-
wiedzia1 Pedro, II wierzaj mi, Y
| Jest 60 godny! Zwyciezy on swo
ich nieprzyjacio obaj jeszcze Gil
! szye sic bedziemy jego sz%czescien
- Azeby zatem niewinnie cier
-= y SE3-r#"%- -E-A .&@-a--s. E%ZgSs.S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Kuchnia ola zarobkujacych mateA

WASHINGTON, D. G. w sasie
.dztwie duzej liczby fabryk W Buff
falo, N. Y, W kt6rych pracuja set
XII kobiet, przewaznie W1oszek, a
gent powiatowy pracujacy pod
kierunkiem DEPARTMENT. Agrar
nego otworzy1 kuchnie, W ktorej
matki idace do@domu z piracy mo-
ga kupic ugotowane juz potraWy
"a Gene kosztu. w ten sposob DIE
.ci, kt6re dostawaly ma kolacye pc
karin ma predce przyrzadzony !
dlatego zwykle niepozywny, maJa
pozywny pokarm zapewniony ,cho
ciaz matka chodzi codzien do pra-
|cy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Czy cheese Bracle wiedziec CO
sic W swiecie dzieje?
Jezeli tax to czytaj "Wiarusa."

Me mozecie pokryc pieg6w,
chrost wyrzut6w ma twarzy prose-
klein; utrzymuja sic n ma wido
ku = ME k1opoc sic ami ME psuj
twego temperamentu, WEI Hollis
terra Rocky Mountain herbaty a
W tygodniu = ona wyruguje je
eek rwi, W jedyny pewny sposob
35c. w apiece Brown a. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
aWlARUS' Piatek, dnia 1890 Czerwea, 1913.

piacy predict zostal uszezeesliwio-
ny, zmusmy zolnierzy, azeby pred
ko odstapili Cd oblezenia, "a
Wolal doW6dzca, - mnie sic IDA
je, re najlepiej bedzie Wyrzec sic
zamku odWazna w~ycieczka wy
dobyc sic ma wofnoSc. w nocy
zolnierze ME beda sic spodzieWali
czegos podobnego.z naszej strony,
"a eaten dobrze by}oby napase ma
mich W ich obozie.
- Ny sic zgadzamy, - zawola
10 kilku rozb6jnik6w jednoczesnie
= i'm PREDICT sic do mich wezmie-
my, TEN lepiej.
RozmoWe %przerWalo ukaza--
nie sic kilku czlonkow handy.
Mieli oni policemen odbyc re-
konesans ma zeWnatrz zamku /
przekonac sic 0 sile wojska.
Powr6cili wlasnie z tel wypra-
wy i oznajmili doWodcy, re schwy
tall jednego z zolmierzy.
- Sprowadzic go tutaj - roz
kauai Janosz.
Bandyci pospieszyli wykonac
rozkaz i W kilka minut potem IA
pral Barnhofer stal pred dowod-
ca rozb6jnikow.
w celu wykonania swego planu
da1 sic on porwac ro%zb6jnikom.
Me uzyf W tym celu zadnego.
przebrania, byl ubrany jak ivy
kle pc :wojskowemu, ale ME mial
zadnej broni PREY sobie.
Mimo to patrzy} smialo W oczy
Janoszowi, kt6ry go zapyta1:
- z jakiej przyczyny zakrad-
les sic pod zamek? Czy ME wiesz,
re hanba Jest napadac swych biz
mich z zasadzki.
- Me bylem W zadnej zasadz-
.ce, odpowiedziaf Bernhofer
smia1o i stanowczo = ukry1em sic
w krzaku bez broni, azeby unik-
nae kary, kt6ra mnie mia1a dzi--
siaj spotkac.
- Satan by ci uwierzy}, II
rzek1 Janosz Subri, - jestem pew
ny, re szpiegowa}es.. |
- Ciekawa rzecz cobym mogf
wyszpiegowac z miejsca, W kt6--
rem mnie znaleziono?
- Jezeli tax, to czyz mog1es w
tenn miejscu ukryc sic pred swoi
mi?.. byliby Gle zaraz znalezli. .
- Me tax. 1atwo! - odpowie--
dzia1 Bernhofer, - krzak ten ley
W odleg1oSci strzalu cd zamku,
vice zabroniono zolnierzom tam
sic przyblizac.
- Tch6rze! = rzekl Janosz pc
gardliwie, = vice wojsko leka sic
naszych kul?
- Kapitan przysiag}, re zamek
z%dobedzie, nieutraciwszy jednego
cz}owieka! = odpowiedzia} Bern
hofer, azeby tego dokazac, postal
luz wczoraj do najblizszego garni
zonu pc armate i jest pewny, re
was MIA wyp1oszy.
w dalszem badaniu kapral tax
doskonale grab swoja role, re zu-
pe}nie z}udzil doswiadczonego
przyw6dce bandytow n%ajwytra-
wniejszych jego koleg6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13

tytulem: "Czlowiek bez kraju."
Pr0ba Wypad1a tax zadawalniaja
co, re obecnie obrazy take maja
bye okazywane i W innych MAS
tach, w celu obznajmiania szero--
kich mas z zyciem spolecznem i e.
konomicznem, a take uczuc pat
ryOtyZmu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
(Ciag dalszy.1

Me poddamy sic do ostatnie
go tchnienia, - zakonczy1 swoja
odpowiedz, - a zolnierze NIGGA
bye pewni, re jesli zatkna ma zam
ku swa choragiew, to zatkna ia
Ia kupie gruz6w. Gdy ME bedzie-
my mogli utrzymac zamku, wysa-
dzimy go W powietrze.
DO krocset bomb i granat0w
- zawolaf kapitan, gdy mu PREY
niesiono te odpowiedz - ci H.
die maja w sobie s%zatana! Jes-
tenn pewny, spe}nia swa pogr6z
Ike, vice trudnem jest mole zada-
ME. z jednej strony nalezy poko-
nae bandyt6w, z drugiej trzeba
~oszczedzac w1asnosc hrabiego! Co
tn poczac?
- Trzeba uzycc podstepu, -
rzekl jeden starry feldfebel ,--bez
armat inaczej jak podstepem ME
zdobedziemy zamku.
- Now vice, co masz IA mysli,
fe]dfeblu, - odpowiedzia} kapi---
tan, ~pokrecajac marsowego wasa,
- NOW kr6tko i wez1owato.
- | owszem panic kapitanie,-
odrzekl feldfebel, salutujac kapi
tana, pc wojskowemu, - to ca
mann powiedziec jest bardzo jasne
/ proste.
- A vice slucha jmy! - powto
rzyl kapitan. >'i*
w starozytnosci, gdy proch ME
byl jeszcze wynaleziony i gdy ME
bylo All strzelb ami armat, pod
stepcm trzeba by1o ZdobyWac for
tece, - FACIAL feldfebel pc MEGA
kim namvslc, - dostawano sic. ma
injury ciemna noca, gdy czujnosc
oblezonych byla uspiona gdy MOI
ma bylo przypuszczac, Ze nieprzy-
jaciel ME ]spodziewa sic napascl.
Podczas oblezenia Troi przedsie--
wzietego w g}ebokiej starozytnos-
ci przez Grekow, uzyto innego sy
stenu. Grecv, udali, re sic cofaJa,
wsiedli IA okrety, odp}yneli ma
morze i czekali zdaleka, Jak sic
powiedzie %zamierzony przez mich
podstep, a mianowicie wprowadze
ME do Troi drewnianego konla,
kt6ry by1 tax wielki, re Trojan
czycy azeby mu dac wstep do
miasta, musieli zburzyc Geese mu
row ]fortecznych. Wewnatrz tego
konia byli ukryci najdzielniejsi
wojownicy, kt6rym polecono
vyjsc noca z kryj6wki i otworzyc
bramy Grekom znajdujacym sic
W poblizu. lynn %sposobem Tro5a
z~osta1a zdobyta i zburzona, tax:
ze kamien ma kamieniu ME zostaf
ia sadie, re i my tax postapic pc
vinnismy. Wprowadzmy kilku ma
szych zo1nierzy do fortecy / ME
chat oni otworza nam brame.
- HIM! to plan nicely, -rzek5
kapitan, - dobrze, musimy ko-.
. SOS wys1ac, zeby sic dostaf &C
wnetrza i dopom6gl nam do EDO
bycia zamku. M6g1bym do tego oc
komenderowac pierwszego lepsze
go zo}nierza, ale twojem zdanlen
feldfeblu, kto by}by najlepszy.