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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALI

WANTED-A young man of experience wishes n
w situation as bookkeeper or TO write in Office
Good penman; experienced in bank work First
class references. Address H, box 43, EllswO tn
Kansas l(6 q.
-" ANTED-A situation by young man. DC years
w OF age. have had six years experience In prac-
teal bookkeeping and banking can furnish best OF
references. Address Carrier :. IOi-.
~ ANAED-By a young man situation with some
w wholesale or retail grocery as clerk or on
wagon as soictoror delivery clerk Not afraid OF
work ana best of city references Steady employ
menu more OF an object than wages. Address f. A.
Campbell, North Wichita, Kan. dlO4-Gts
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20

WIZ. DWIGHT CHURCH,
General Analytical Chemist, Laboratory 622 Kansas
avenue, topeka. Kansas. Chemist for the city of
Topeka Orders for chemical, microscopic and
physical examinations solicited. Prices sent upon
application. Expert opinions on the value of
waters for drinking purposes, $3.50. Complete
analysis OF waters, $500. 13-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20
FINANCIAL.

VNANrED-To loan money farms, city prop
w erty. horses cattle. furniture and all kinds of
good collateral security at lowest w T. Nash.
ITO " Main llG Q:
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20

Wichita & Valley Center Motor X. X. Co.
Motor for Valley Center will leave Thirteenth
street 6:20 a. IN. 1920 M, 22O and go D. m.
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at s:3J a. IN. and
1920 40 and go p III.
Cars will leave Douglas avenue for car works,
connecting with motor. every hour from 6:O0 q. IN.
till $50 p. M
Wichita IS Valley Center r. Il. cars leave post
office week days ut 800 1000 and 200, 800 500
p. sunday $40. 1900 1900 IN, 200, 400 600.
u. M
Special rates made to Sunday schools. Office,
rooms /, s and :. No. 2ll North Main Telephone
No 81. John Fisher, Manager.
Extra cars for excursions at all times. dl2-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20
DR. W. A. MINIcK, DIR. J. NJ. MINICK.
General Practice. Surgery & ODstetI cs
MTNTGK RR0S

Homeopathists. Rooms 2 and 8. Fletcher Block,
northwest of Second and Main streets. Calls
answered at all times day night Residence
telephone No. al, Office telephone No. aS
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20

w ANTED-Book- keepers and business men to
w know that The Natiorsi Accountants Bureau
oners unsurpassed facilities for the procurement OF
nrst-c!sss Z. en- and women for positions book
keepers and accountants. Business fnen who waus
efficient help, and expert bcCk-seepsrs who can
give rrst-c.ass references ard want Situations
wonld do vel BIZ addressing Clfce for the state
Of kansas ~ The Southwestern Bus hess College
" chita, Kansas. s-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20

Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains and Pullman sleepers all night trains:
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all
points. City ticket Office, 30 East Douglas avenue
Passenger station corner Douglas and Mead ave.
c. A. RrTHERFOkp. Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20

UyANTED-I have money to loan IN large and
w small amounts on first and second mort cages
and on good notes Henry V. Shepard, EG y. Main
ST., over Fox's Gry goods store 1oo 6t
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-" ANTED-By family of three grown persons
w house TO taKe care Of during the winter. AID
urtsS S care tillS once dur eta
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-20

WANTED-To make some first class CITY loan
w for six or twelve months. Kansas Loan and
Investment Co. over wichita National bank ED-tf
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-28
What Causes Headache

Overstudy.
Overwork in doors.
Want of fresh air in bed rooms.
Nervousness, however induced.
Want of abundant skin-exciting ex-
ercise.
The excitement inseparsble from a
fashionable life.
Neglect of the ordinary rules that
conduce to health.
Ovcr-indulgence in food especially
of Stimulating character.
Weakness or debility Of body, how
ever produced. This can only be
remedied by proper nutriment.
Work or study indoors, carried on In
an unnatural or cramped position OF
body.
Literary men and women ought to
do most of their work at standing
desk, lying down now and then to ease
brain and heart and permit ideas &c
flow. They should work out OF doors in
fine weather-with their feet resting OF
a board, not on the earth-and undel
canvas in wet weather 1t is surprising
the good this simple advice. it followed
san effect. Il Ptopsef.Prsss.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-28
KEEPING STEP TOGETHER.

ina band was playing martial airs,
fher melodies repeating
n rhythmic rhyme; and, marking time,
The drums were loudly beating;
And those in uniform so fine.
With soldier cap and feather,
And others there along the square
Were keeping step together.
Beside me walked maiden fair
Whose heart had been seeking
For many day, but had not found
The courage yet for speaking;
And as watched her glowing face
Ireally wondered whether,
lsman and wife, throughout our life,
We could keep step together.
The tune was changed; but still the band
Kent up its martial measure;
In Unison the crowd moved on
To business, or to pleasure;
And she-emboldened by the scene,
Or by the bracing weather
Exclaimed: Just see how nicely We
Are keeping step together"
All quickly improved the time,
MY heart quickstep beating,
And soon the old, old story
Was tenderly repeating;
And when the wedding March" was played
Close bound by Hymen's tether,
Adown the aisle, with rapturous smile,
We two kept step together.
The years have sped; and we are old,
Who once were young and sprightly;
But still within our hearts the flame
bf love is burning brightly;
And though we've met with cloudy days,
And some tempestuous weather.
True comrades still-through good or ILL
We're keeping step together.
IN. r Ledger.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-28
THE RULING PASSION.
Why an Eminent Judge Excused an I'm
pertinent Witness.

WHY an Eminent Judge Excused an Inn
pertinent Witness.
In one of the coast States there lived
two men ofvery dissimiliar dispositions,
but whose similar taste in one thing
led them to .meet together on an oc-
casion long remembered by many
present. One was an eminent judge,
and the other was the French keeper of
a sailors loft. The judge was holding
court, and the loft-keeper was an inn
portant witness in case before him.
The witness was called. but he came
not, nor answered. where is Suson?"
asked the Judge, impatient at the nom
appearance of the witness.
He will not answer, your honor?"
replied the sheriff.
Go and find him, and bring him
into court?" cried the judge, sternly.
The sheriff went to look for him. and
found the Frenchman a deeply inter-
ested spectator of cock-fght then go
ing on in the village. Returning to the
courtroom, he reported to the judge:
Your honor, Mr.. Suson is looking at
a chicken-fight, and says that all the
Judges in. the State can't bring him
away"
Immediately change came over the
judges feelings and expression. and in
a mild but earnest and clearly heard
voice he asked: lis it true, sheriff. that
| the cock-fipht is now a-0oiup on?S
"Itis your honor" replied the sheriff
well, gentlemen" said the Judge
addressing the jury and lawyers, ''l
very much desire to witness that tigh
myself. The court is adjourned fo
half an hour. ."-Harper' Magazine.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-28
Why Johnny Was Late.

A grabbed old bachelor who teaches
school not far from Austin was very in
dignant at little Johnny Flapjack-the
only SON of Mrs. Flapjack. and she a
widow-for coming late.
81 couldn't help being late, " sobbed
Johnny.
"Why notP"
because ma has done been and got
married yesterday. and l had to wait
for my breakfast. "
..tsot married, has she9 Any thing
to Lake you late at school. What
wort she do next, / wonderT-7exG
SiftlB0s
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-28
ENGAGED YOUNG MEN.



It's funny to see the different ways
in which various men select engage
ment rings, and when man comes in
here for that purpose every clerk In the
store can recognize the fact at once.
OF course lie has only come in to look
at some watches or pair OF sleeve
buttons, but the very manner in which
he avoids the ring case betrays him at
once. After few minutes, when ne
feels a little more at his ease, he
usually takes the clerk into his conf
dence and asks TO be shown some soIi-
taires. II it's his first venture and he
doesn't feel quite sure of his ground ne
win even 90 50 far as to ask II solitaires
aren't sometimes used as engagement
rings. The clerks answer usually re-
moves the last vestjge of doubt and
then the purchaser throws aside all re-
serve aud selects from the assortment
before him the ring which strikes the
happy medium between the depth oil
his affections and of his pocket.
..Othcr men. again. walk in with the
news Just beaming from all over them.
Engaged Is visible from the top ol
their heads to the soles Of their feet
The purchaser of this class makes no
secret of his erraud. and usually de
parts on his way rejoicing in vcr,
short time.
..From all indications should say
that this year will see any number o
weddings. For the last month we hay'
averaged thrse engagement rings
day, "-~yeweleyg Weekly
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-28
BELLEVUE, THURSDAY, JUNE 2S 1885,

grandeur. and Your pa will pour all the
hidden money at your feet, and say:
It's yours, take 1t all Yes. every
cent of the money he's hid. but can
see where it isl
''Gracious!' cried astonished Poleon.
"You kin see de money in de knot-hole
in de barn and de plank kiverin' it.
too?''
''Of course. see the knot-hole and
the plank nailed over it as plain as /
see your face"
"Wot will rappy say when he hears
dat9' cried Poleon. appalled, at this
display of what he thought superhuman
power. He little dreamed vho had be-
trayed the secret.
'lf you tell him." said the gypsy, in
a terrible voice, and frowning darkly,
'if you tell him, your fortune won't
come true-good- bye to soldering. But
if you are secret. come tomorrow, at
sunrise, to that big oak yonder. and
under it you'll find what you want most
in the world"
Poleon ran home. his head in q whirl.
He forgot all about the treasure, all
about every thing but what he was to
find the next day. OF course, it would
be uniform. He certainly wanted
that more than any thing else in the
world. and the gypsy had shown that
she knew every thing.
He passed sleepless night, and was
up by daylight. But he did not go near
the tree until sunrise. as the gypsy had
told him. When he had reached the
spot. there was nothing there but II bed
of dry leaves, which he scattered about
frantically. Nothing!
In his disappointment he threw him
self on tie ground and cried aloud. He
had been basely cheated, and into his
slow mind there began to creep the
thought that he had been duped. and
that the gypsies were imposters.
He walked slowly home. feeling ut
terly cast down. but when he neared
the farm he heard unusual sounds
which made him quicken his steps. At
the door of the barn was his father.
dashing about like lunatic, tearing
his wool. and uttering short. sharp
cries. Dinah stood near, the picture OF
misery and despair.
'Ise been robbed! They've tuck al
my money! Jacob cried, as he saw
his son. "De robbers is done broke in
de knot-hole and the hunderd dollars Il
done gone. Saddle ole Jim, Poleon
and ride fur yer life ter de sheriff. Tel
him ter come and cotch de ticf. Run
boyr'
Poleon stood for moment stupefied
Then he had an inspiration.
Dem gypsies has done tuck it, dad'
he cried. ''They tolt me yisterda,
bout your money bein' in de knot
| hole"
He forgot, or did not know, the par
he had taken in the little drama.
The old man gave him one shar]
look, dashed off, saddled the pony, an'
was in town in few minutes Th
gypsies were pursued, and Jacob wa
more fortunate than the most Of thos
whom the fraternity victimize. for
part of the notes were recovered, OWN
to a private mark which the astut
Jacob had put upon them.
As for what passed between fathe
and son on that occasion, no one knows
but it is certain that "Poleon Bony
parte" seems to have lost his militar
proclivities. Like his great namesakt
he has found his st. Helena. Youth
Companion
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-28

After rolling all night in your berth
at sea. till you are miserably sick. it is
irritating to have She steward open the
door in the mo. ning and ask if you viii
have fresh roll for breakfast.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-28

grandeur, and your pa will pour all the
hidden money at your feet. and say:
It's yours, take 1t all Yes, every
cent of the money he's hid, but | can
GOO w hnro IL ic'i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08

'dzieh Twego patrona. ot6z zycze
ci, ci.... (tu sic zajak}a, i dw,e }ez-
Xxi jak brylanty z~ab}ysFy W slisz-
nych blekitnych jej oczach; mis-
mogta movie dalej - prawdopo-
dobnie z rozczulenia, tylko oddafa
mszowi pakunek. MAJ widziac Ivy
W oczach swej zony, zapomniaf o
w~czorajszem zajsciu, chwyci} "a pa
kunek 1 rozerwawszy papier, zoba-
cyl pantoae pieknie haftowans,
jak PAM m6wi}a, przez MIA hafto-
wans pokryjomu, (miedzy za6 ma
mi powiedziawszy, kupione W baza-
RE gotowe), i o dziwo, wczorajsze
ozerwone rekawiczki z klamrami.
PAM przysz}a juz do siebie, poca-
5owa}a W }ysa glove pana Alton
So rzek}s: - Wiedzia}am, ze sam
zapominasz sobie kupid rekawi-
GEEK, wiec ia ci kupi}am przez lecz
zApomnienio zostawi}am je wczo-
raj na fotslu, i dlatego spotka4
mnle wyrzut niesprawiedliwy.
lego juz by}o "a DUO ma bar
XII pana Alfonso - rozbecza} sic
]ak bobr, pocza} ca}owac zone, pre-
praszaf jig "a wczorajszy wyrzut,
motywujac, ze teraz sic przekona},
lie jest kochany. PAM zacze}a
wciaagac rshawiczki ma palce mezo-
wi, a chociaz okaza}o sic, 10 by}y
troche "a c%iasne, MAJ sobie t46ma-
cyl, re iona W drugim miodowym
tygodniu Mo moze znaG obietosci
reki MEGA.
SYN FLORY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08
V.
Pruay Polskje.

Luhaw1. We wsi kazynie, gdzie
sic znajduje okop t. z. %jednowafo-
Wy, "yora} w~}asciciel Zelma urne
gliniana typu jednowa}owego, W
ktdrej znajdowa}y sig bogate skar-
by srebrne. Przyby}y ma mlejsce
dyrektor mizeum prowincyalnego
Y Gdansku dr.. Cenwentz zbadaf
znalezione przedmioty i ~stwieydzi},
10 So to try srebrns naramieni-
ki z ornamentaMi wilczych Know,
fragmenta nasEyjnikdw, Kalamazoo
srsbrpTch sEtabsk i oko}o tysiac
meast mnisj viecej z IXgo stu
- Swiadcza oni o tenn, 10
1Weasfni mieszkancy mieli st6sun-
Is handlowe ze Wschodem Ono
nety kufjskie i arabskie) i Zacho-
DEM monety angielskie, belgijskie
i r%enskie). Przsdmioty te naby}o
muzsum prowincyalne, a maj4
one wirlkie z~naczenie ola archeo-
log'cznych badan Prus Zachodnich,
gdyz stanowia one dotychczas mai
wiekszy nabytek srsbrny z epoki
arabsko-p6}nocnej.
" Pelplinie cd l pazdzisrnika
rozpoczsf sic semestr zimowy W
semlnaryum duchownem. Alum
now poblerajacych nauki Jest tam
obecnie SO. Poniewa1 kurs nauk
1o1poczyna SIC ma Wielkanoc, pre-
to ME przyjeto zg}aszajscych sic
m}odziehcow, ktorzy teraz ma sw.
Micha} W gimnaAyach uzyskali "a
tenty dojrzaiosci nsukowej.
b " Golubiu zaledwie T%owarzyst-
wo Czytelni Ludowych zdoiai,
urzadziG %biblioteke, a jus zars<
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08
WIESCl
z Polskiej Ujczyzny.
w. KS. Psnanskie.

W. KS. Penanskie.
" M1os1a,piu umari slusarZ
Franciszek Czarczyhski, zo}nierz
polski i bardzo zacuy cz}owiek.
Mech mu Bog da niebo!
Wse$ Bia1szyce pod Jarecinem
kupll Polak, p. aptekarz Beym z
Jarocina.
Wie$ Nony W powiecle sredz-
kim kupi} cd p. w. Bardzkiego Sc
dzia p. Lewandowski "a 10000 m.
+ W Wqgr6wcu umar} staru-
seek Telesfor Opmolski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08

wat reke PAM NJ. zamykaj9c
drzwi ma klucz I'D saloniku.
Qua chcia}a jeszcze cos movie,
leoz Oles zamkn4f jej usta 60
racym namietnym pocalun-
klein: ona miby broniac sic za-
rzucita swe sliczne rece ma
szyie Olesia, i tax patrzqc o.
boje W swe rczpromienione
szczesclem twarze, zdawall sic
oczami powiadaS sobie to co
czuli wreszcie PAM M.
zwolna opadiy rece 2 szyJi ko-
chanka. Sliczne liczko sic "a
sepilo, a ma zapytan1e Olesia,
ola czego posmutniaia, pogro-
zifa mu fglarnie paluszkiem i
poskoczyfa spuscic rolete cd
sfonca.
Oles tymczasem sciagnaf
rekuwiczki 1 rzucif M fotel O.
box stojacej.
...... .... $4,000. ......
Oles wyszedf - pani DO
wrocifa do salonu. Porozpusz-
czane frank robliy miiy zmrok,
uspasabiajacy do marzen,
to tel pan; NJ, usiadlszy Ia
wygodnej otomance, ma ktorej
jeszcze pred paru chwilami
siedziaf kochany Oles - po-
smutria}a biedna, - utl!wifa
wzrok W )eden purku j btogim
odduwala sic warzeriom.
Pc ehwili PAM domu wstafa,
wyszla do drugiego pokoju, "a.
paliia lampe i wziawszy jakas
ksiq3ke, bezmyslnie obracala
karty.
Pc kilku chwilach nadszedl
Michaf W rozonym humorze, T.
sprawiedliwiajac sic, De tego
duia TAXI tfok byf W sk}adzle
drzewa, ID ME mogf sic docis-
mac ola tego drzewa ME obsta-
lowal.
PAM jednaN ME gniewafa
sic, owszem poviedzisfa, 2e W
sobote p9jdzie o 2giej do skfa-
du.
Nadesz]a tez i kucharka, opo-
wiadajac PAM, re ci6tka jej ca}uje
raczki, re jest tax ola niej }askawa...
PAM odrzek}a, re W sobote
bedzie ]a mog}a znow odwiedzic.
O godzinie 8mej zjawi} sic
pan Alfons. Ca}ujac zonke w colo,
wypytuJe SIG O przyczyne smut
nego humoru.
FAM odrzek4a: - Ca}y dzieh
siedze biedna sama, be- ciebie
moi luby, zreszta glowa mig boil
szalenie.
20 kolacyi i herbacie, pan
Alfons prosi} zony, by mu co
zagra}a ma fortepianie. Ona ME mo-
gao odm6wic ukochanemu mezowi,
usiad}a do fortepianu W salcme i
zaozeEa grac mazurek nMopina".
Pan Alfons zas, palac cygaro, roz-
glada} sic 20 salonie. Zdziwi} 90
troche nieporzadek W salonie, lecz
stokroc bardzie] para nowych re-
kawiczek meskich, lezacych ma TO-
telu W ten spos6b, re widac by}o,
il je ktos zapomnia}.
Pierwszy a Satan zazdrosci
i podejrzeh szepnq} mu teraz ma u
cho: Bodaj co to ma ~znaczys!
PAM mazurek ukonczy}a, VISTA
Ia cd eortepianu, wymawiajac sic
b6lem g}owy i chcqc sic wczesnej
udac ma odpoczynek, rzek}a ma}zon-
kowi: dobra noe.
Pan Alfons jednak z udanym
%spokojemm zatrzyma} reke swej zon-
XII i spytaF cd niechcenia: - Mo-
ia duszko, czy mia}as dis gosci?
PAM %spo]rza}a pomieszana ma
meza i odrzek}a niby z powaga:
- Wiesz przeciez, re sama dis
by}am ca}y bozy dzieh.
Coz znaczq te rekawiczki?
- E, daj mi spok6j, coz mnie
to obchodzl!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08
PEACCIE IA WIARUSAI
Jeszcze jedna obrona
Mlchafa kuczkOwskfepo.


Chicago, ] listopada, 88r.
w ostatnin Eumerze .Kro-
pad1a, ktore JUL zakohczyfo
haniebne istnienie ma
zatruc'e sic wlasnym swym
jadem, dobitnie pokazaf
s z, W jak pc prostu ju.
daszowski sposob spos6b kro-
pidiarze zwykli osadzaG ludzi.
Powiada on: ,,NadesIane arty-
ku'y eowodza dokiadnie, co
TO "a czfowie6, ten kuczkow-
ski, kt6ry trabi, lie jest do.
brym katolikiem i tax dale;"
Wiesz ty, Sliszu, co o TO-
be m}ody Zalewsk!, two;i
wspo}pracownik, u mnie PREY
trzech swiadkach pownedziaf?
OF TAX: Slisz jest pijanina lubi
burboaa, ia go pc mordzie
wypra1eln i t. d. Coz molina
sic pc takim cz}owleku sro-
dziewat, jezeli pracujacy pod
MIN czfowiek pc mordzie 90
wall, jak sam zeznawat? Pa
mietaj bratku, vase czyny
Kainowe j obelgl niesprawle-
dliwie uczep'a sic wan do
piety goniG wae bsda, al
was zamorza, jak to zrobify z
KaUdad1em!
Ju& ma wieki prawda pred
Boglem zastanie, &e ks. Zy}fa
mnle proszacemu o pogrzeb
dziecka.-,,Nie znam cie-od-
powiedziaf i na-Nie znam Gle
-skohczyl!
"iJac, sumienie go dreczy,
ola tego te poprzekrecane fall
szywe artykuiy W Kropidze o.
statnim! Brudne sfowa mn,e i
zrnle mel W usta wlozone
przechodza W swej potedze
wsztlkie wyobra3enie o kro.
pidlarskiej nikczemnosci. O
brudach tych hczJ DE sic mo-
w'c, lecz chciafbym ola poin-
formewania pub'icznosci tych,
co je wymyilili, odslonic mas
Ike z tych potwarcow.
%. Kotecki jest ten sam.
ktory wystapif z naszego To.
warzystwa, ably ksiedzn wier-
ME slu2y6 i obecule z MIN
jezdzi W y!
Jozef Okoniewski jest OF
Gem ksle4ej gospodyni, by}ej
slostry klasztorne). Kara o.
koniewska jest macocha tej4e
dz'esiatki razy znudzila mnie
q IONA przesla 1u]ac W myln
domu i powiadajac. jak ona
sic gn'ewa z ~pasirrb;oa beazie
clepia wdowkq, iak kslsdz
umrzeC) = ak ona place re
z%azdrosci, gdya ksiad7 wyselaf
Plen'adze do pewnel Miss W
Texas i t.. d; brudniejszych
rzeczy ME chce ogfaszac!!
Jozef Okoniewski pisat sic,
na)lepszym mym przyjacielem,
szezegolnie PREY buteleczce "
mym domu, I'd 80 sam, wyka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08
ten rodakom naszym Gdanska
okolicv usilnie polecamy.
E K A VIC XXI.
(OBRAZEK 2 ZYCIA.)

(OBRAZEK 2 ZYCIA.)
Pc skohczonym obiedzie u
siadfa PAM Marys ma kozetve
i paescifa miluchnego mopss,
gdy maj jej, puszcza)ac kfe-
by dymu z prawdziwego ha-
wanna, czytaf gazette.
-Dlaczegos TAXI chmurry
dzisiaj Alfonsie, spytaia PAM
domu.
e, mic mi ME jest; mia
lem dis rano niepowodzenie
" interesach, a ty w,esz, mai
dro3sza MANU-. iak mi to szko-
dzi W mych cierpieviach 10
1adkowyeh.-M6wiac to, zbli-
2yf sic 45letni pan Atoms do
swej pieknej, mlodziutkiej zon.
XII, i z}o2ywszy diugi poca}u-
mex nc jej snie2nsm czole, "a
cza} ubierac sic W patio.
-Jakto, %wychodzlsz JUL, nie.
dobry, opuszczasz mic znow
ma pare godzin. ia biedna sa-
ma siedze tn j uudze sic.
Daruj, ME Aycie, odrzekt
pau Alfons, interesa wyma-
gaia mel obecnosci W kanto-
re-; wynagrodz7 CT to aniol-
ku PREY najblizszeJ sp ,sobnos-
Kohczac tie slowa, podnios}
pan AlfoEs przecudnycb
Asztaftow rsczke swej zonki
do ust i z}o3yf poca}unek ma
po2egnanie:
PAM M. uscisnefa mt reke
i r>ucifa jedno z tych spnj
rzeh, ktore mogq pozbawit
2myslOW, l poWleuziaWszy:: pa
moi lnby, o 8mej czekam z
herbata, wyszfa do drugiego
pokoiu.
Tymczasem pan Alfons wy
szedl no ulice, usmiechsjac
sic z zadowoleniem wiasciwem
szczesliwym wybrahcom losu,
rozmyslaf, jak sza]euie jest ko-
chanym bye cd m}odeJ zony,
DO czy ME byfo najlepszym
dowodem tego czufe po3egna-
ME pred chwila? Lecz stop
niowo powa&niajac, pan Al
fons mruczaf do sieble;-Tak
Jestem kochany, lecz ME po-
winienem zanadto ulega6 mel
Mani, gdy2 ia jestem panem
domu, zreszta i'm mniej mnie
bedzie mia}a w domu, TEN lei
drozszym bede,-tsk rozumu-
JAG, uchodzil pan Alfons do
klubu, by rozwesel,G swe CO.
10 W gronie znaiomych pc ran.
nielszych niepowodzeniach.
Rownoczesnie rozmyslafa to
samo Marya, siedzac ma ko-
zetce, j poprawiajac krucze
sploty swych wtos6w, spada-
jacych ma cudnis wytoczone
Ramona: tax jestem xochana
pr7ez tego niedo|ege, lecz czy&
mi to wystarczy,-czyz ma tenn
skoncza sic mole sry i marze-
MIA dziewicze? Mowisc to,
przycisnefa guzik cd stolowego
dzwonka, ma srebrny gfos kto-
rego wszedf sfu2acy Micha}.
Michale, odezp ala sic PAM,
zdaje mi 81? lie drzewo sic JUL
kohczy,-oto mogIobyic1e I'o)ssdi
teraz do skfadu i zamowid ola
Las 2 sagi,-a ponlewa3 skfad
jest dosyt dalsko, ME potrze-
bujecie sic spieszy6, byle bys
Gle 0 7mej byli z powrotem.
Micha} zdziwiony dobrocla...
swej PAM, przytakiwaf, IL RE
czywiscie jest do skfaju do
syc daleko, a ca}ujqc pania
" raczke, poczut W cisnietej
swoje} rece srebrny pieniadz-
z objasnieniem pan; INA pi-
| Voc.
! R~ozpromieniony Michaf,
speln;aiac dvczerie srei chla.