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JERUSALEM PROPERTY PRICES.
Eject of the Zionist Movement on
Real Estate

Eject Of the Zionist Movement on
Real Estate.
NEW YORK. oct. THE eighteenth
annual convention OF the Christian Mis-
siouary Alliance was continued on Sat
urday at the Gospel Tabernacle. Eighth
Avenue. near FoTty-fOurth Street. Ia the
forenoon there was "a prayer and praise
meeting led by j. Putin and Bible study
by tho Rev Wallace Wight There were
also addresses on Teaching on Deeper
Truth and Life By the Rev Messrs.
Funk and Stevens.
Ia the aftorIOOn there was a mission
airy meeting. the special subject being
Israel" The Rev. r. H. SENT of Phil
adslphI8. presided. lie told al some
length of the work of The alliance i'm Je-
rUSaIem, where n has had a mission for
ten years. The work. ne said is iucrras-
Ing in Importance. and an effort is 10 De.
made the coming year To purchase land
for "A permanent mission house there He
added that IL is important that action
on this matter should be taken AT an
early day.
The Jewish Zionist movement he said
has already had an effect ON real estate
values that is distinctly appreciable. In
70 recent period the Immigration of
jews into Palestine was prohibited or M
least. attended with great difficulties
started, however, he continued. yarious
wealthy Jews have obtained import5nr
concessions from the sultan and MANY
individuals as well as associations have
bought land. especially in Jerusalem Tbe
result is that at present an ordinary ICr
suitable Tor a modest mission buiIdiDfr
costs from $500 10 300. and the price
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YALE's DEBATING TEAM.
A Radical Change in the Selection
of Representative.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct Yale has
made a radical change in the method Of
picking her debating team for the Har-
ward and Princeton contests. Heretofore.
the men allowed in the trials has been
limited to a certain number from the va
rious departments. This has been done
that no department might be able TO win
nearly all the places on the team in any
one debate against the other universities.
The new plan abolishes all restrictions
on the number from any department al
lowed 10 compete. II makes il possible
for all three deb8ters who meet Harvard
and Princeton 90 Doe from any department
whatever
Training for the Yalc-PrinCeton debate
began today. a total Of oiEhty-hve caudi-
dates reported They were taken in
charge by the head coach Dr. J. Wesley
WetzeI. who outlined the rules for the
trials TO be held November T. The Yale
Princeton debate viii De held December g.
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THE CALIFORNIA STRIKE.
End of the Labor Troubles in san
Francisco.

End of the Labor Troubles in san
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct. The settle
ment Of the great labor strike. which has
CI0gged business since July q was wei
coined by both employers and men. AID.
although some trouble has occurred in
the practical adjustment OF tn. difficulty.
10 looks as though next week woull see
all branches of business running smooth
ly- Already there has been relief from
the congestion Of shipping IN the harbor
and the great GIocIa5, of railroad freight
is beginning To- DE lifted.
While the Transfers Union. which or
dered tEe original STRIKE. has preserved
its union. AN the vital essentials Of uu-
ion principles have been lost. The strik-
ers nave been forced To- agree To- return
and work side by side with uon-uuion
men. They have also signed a compact
cot 10 begin any agitation of any sort
for one year After that time the en-
pIOygIs viii recognize The union only i'm
the questions of hours and wages. Tn re-
gard 20 all other matters. the employers
VIII deal directly with individual en-
ployes-
As the strike vas ordered because the
employers refused % diECEgrg- uOU-uuIH n
Tcu. il viii be seen that tae employers
have won the fight But IL D. not thought
that any large percentage of the non
union men viii remain. as most OF tut n
are >tiU green hands and have received
much more than ordinary wag g. They
viii not submit gracefully 20 the heavy
reductions that viii be necessary lu this
way the union men hope TO see matte rs
quietly shape themselves. The w.ChiuistS
are stan out on strike. and TO arrauge-
mcuts have yet been made for their re-
turn 10 work. TIE strike has b'en very
costly. both to employers and men For
ten weeks $3.50 men were IDLE
They lost iu wages over 3 "r1.la'. The
employers lose nearly as much. as they
suffered not only "a heavy reduction in
volume OF business. but they were forced
TO pay $3.50 daily for special police pro-
lection for their uDn-uuiou employees. The
strike was marked by much violence. and
the end by system OF terrorism that even
the large police force was unable 10 cope
IL
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POSTGRADUATE Course

The Fourth Year or P0st-Graduatc Course O.;
the school Of Law Of Georgetown University viii
b inaugurated on
TUESDAY EVENING.
The 18Th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1901.
At 80 O'CLOCK
The Subjects and Lecturers in this course are.
HON MARTIN r NORRIS. IL T..
On the History OF the Development Of Law
HON HOLMES CONRAD
Late Solicitor General Of the United states,
On the History OF English Law
HON SETH SHEPARD. IL D..
On the History % Constitutional Law and ths
Foundations q Civil Liberty
HON. ALBERT STICkNEf- IL D.,
OI the New YORK Bar.
On the Lawyer and the state
REV. RENE holland : J.,
on Natural Law and Canon Law
NT-NROE SMITH. Ii. D..
Professor in the S,hool OF Political Science Of
Columbia University. New YORK CITY.
On Civil Law
HON LOUIS z McCOMAS. IL D..
On Iu-c-uat.5ua. iza and Foreign Rea-ioGs d
the United States
Hon GEORGE n. SHARP. L. D..
Associate Judge ot the supreme Bench Of Bll-i-
On the Law o. Insurance.
HON CHARLES C. COLE
On the Conflict ot Laws, Railroad Accident law,
E~tap.-I. and other subjects.
J. NOTA NeGIL IL ~,
ON Patent law
GEORGE r HAMILTON. L. D.
on Practice and Tesrlmeutary Law
Lecturers upon A'u-raIty and Maritime Law,
the Interstate Commerce Law 4rl Trusts and
Cau.biuati1u5 wl-' De announced he-elf-er-
In addition t1 the regular corps %. lecturers.
rr.n Of distinguished ability and standing IN
the profession VIII. from time 90 ti,ar. igrlas
the wear. lecture O. the class upon subjects o.
interest and importance
Truu student, successfully completing this
-rrr-z. the Degree oi Master of Laws VIII BE
concerned and students holding the Degree ot
Master Of Laws who attend the lectures and pass
"a satisfactory examination upon the subjects I'M
cluI-d therein Wiu receive an appropriate cey-
tldcatc OF degree
Circulars can be Obtained at the book store %
W r. Morrison Sons 1923 F STREET r0~cFEr--.
LoUdcrmi.k & Co.. 1924 r Street northwest. a--i
John B.rne & Co. 1922 Street northwest:
Washington Law Book Co. 623 Street and %
" : Th0mpson's drug store. 703 18th ~t-,rt
northwest, or upon application 20 the uadcr-
signed ) n AkAlAAN-
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School of Medicine.

Lectures wiz begin Monday October I, at $50
?, m Examinations September Zs All exercises
&c no" given during the day This vii enable
e-a-tLl5 90 avail themselves q the advantages
os --e laboratories. libraries and hospital cIinicl
Of the city.
1At University Hcspital now IN FOIL operation.
Unler the control % the faculty. viii give ample
lae---l-es Tor Instruction In ward classes.
address Tor particulars the Dean GEORGE "
h'hEh. ". T.. 9-J Street northwest. Office
Tel Main Gs2
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DIED.

NICHOLSON Sunday. October 6. 1901. AZ
GO O'Clock p. El.. Mrs. r. ". NICHOLS widow
of the late Rev. j. T. Nichols.
Iutermcnt al OdeHtou. Md "Wednesday Octo-
Der O. 1901. al 2-3O O'Clock p. m.
Baltimore papers please copy.
SMITH suddenly on October s 1901. At hi,
residence. 1909 Fourteenth Street northwest Al
BERT SMITH.
Services At house. $50 O'Clock a. m. October
5 IgOI IutermeHt Al CuIlman, Ala
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MARRIEn

AyIS-FRENCH-Ou saturday. October 3 IaoI
By tla Rev. DR.. s. NJ Hart~ock AIFRED a
DAVIS. Of Emparia, Kas-, % ANNIE b. FRFVCIJ
OF Washington ID. G..
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School of Law.

l.
HON MARTIN r. NJERIS IL D.
tAssoclste Justice. Court Of appeals Of tie Dis
trict oi CoIunbia).
Lecturer on Comparative JuriSDrudeuce
HON SEIH SHEPARD. IL D..
lAssociste Justice. Court o Appeals Of the Dis
trict Ct CoiunbiaJ.
Lecturer CT Constitutional Law, the Law Of
CorEora-i0us, and Equity Jurisprudence.
hon LOUIS r. NcC5yAS. IL D..
tLate Associzte Justice supreme Court o. the
r--..- District O. Columbis).
Lecturer on the Law q Contracts and the Lss
Of Evidence.
BON CHARLES c. COLE.
l-aie Associate Justice supreme Court % TIE
District ~ Columbia),
Pr1ieSsor in charge Il Fourth ear Course. and
Lecturer on subjects included therein
HON HARRY n CLABAUGH.
ASSOCIATE Justice Supreme Court Of the Dis
Lecturer On Common Law Pleading and Practice,
and Equ-ty Pleading and Practice
Dean Of the Faculty ard Lecturer on Testamen-
REV RENE holland. 5. J.,
Lecturer on Natural Law.
TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT, IL D.,
Lecturer on Civil law
CHARLES A DOUGLASS, A B.. IL B..
Lecturer on the Law o. Torts and Negotiable
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. a n. IL n,
Lecturer on the Law Of Personal Property
judge Of the Circuit Court ana Lecturer on the
Law Of Real Estate. Criminal Law, and
Domestic Relations
J. NOTA &cGuL. IL. n.
Gate Register q Wills for the District .
Co.umbia),
Lecturer Probate Practice
Court Of Appeals. Hon. JOB BARNARD and
MESSRS- LEIGH ROBINSON and j. HOLDS
WORTH GORDON
Examiners: MESSRS J. ALTHECS Johnson
and HENRY ". SUHON
Clerk Of Courts: HARRY ". HODGES. IL "
QUIZ Masters r ROSS PERRY. Jr-. A ~.
Ii ~ and E RICHARD SHIPP. IL n
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Graduate School.
Washington, D. c.

Lectures resumed or Monday October L
Tor information and catalogues address
TIE REV JEROME DAUGHERTY. 5 ,. Rectof.
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Dental Department.

Lectures viii open Monday October 1.
Catalogues ans Information may De obtained
from The Dean. W n. COGAN. D. D. s.. I7Is
n Street northwest
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Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gsG.sIO 81
Agents 90 purchase loans secured on real
estate heretofore negotiated and sold. c0usriyuJ-
ing q contingent liability, and amounting 20
>5a.-lGeJ.
District Of Columbia SIS.
J. ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer of the above
named bank DO -aIemHly swear that the above
statement is true t1 the t.-s of Eds knowledge
and belief. ANDREW pAEE-R. Treasurer
Subs. rIbcd and sworn 90 before me this 5th dly
OF D,teb'r. IaDI-
ALFRED B. DENT, Notary Public
Coucct-Attr,t-
JN0. JOY EPSON.
JND- a. ~NgTE
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
w. D.. BARKER.
ERAINARD IT. WARNER.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
MARTIN s. KNAPP.
GEO. TIKI E~EEfL
JN3 r. LARNER
A &. WILSON
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CHICAGO. oct. president Harper. OF
the University Of Chicago. left last night
for New York 10 attend the wedding Of
John r. Rockefeller. jr.. to Miss Abbey
Aldrich- The younger Rockefeller is "a
trustee Of TIE university and has ALWAYS
displayed a lively interest In its yyeIfar,
Two years ago he visited DIT Harper and
evinced much pleasure in the advance
m, NJ Of the university.
MALARIA MAKES YOU WEAK.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic makes Won sfr,,,,
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Art Students League

Opens October 1. sos Seventeenth St. n.
Instructors Mr. r. Y Brooke. Mr. Edward L
Morse. Miss NJ MIeden, Miss l. T. Hull Mis-
Emma Humphreys.
Glasses IN drawing and painting from life an
uque and stll life decorative aud iudustri Al
design saturday and evening classes Circulars
mailed
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-.'-t l-Ia-.- O.
District % Columbia. City Of WASHINGTON. So
IHD>- C. PEARSALL.. cashier Of the above
named bank. DO s0IgmuIy swear that the above
,l-. eHeut Is true % the best OF my knowledge and
belief THOS. q. PEARSALL Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before. me- tins 18th dav
% October. lgGI
l>eaL) WILLIAM SELBY. Notary Public
Ccrrect-Attlst:
r. < JOHNSON
n r. SHEA
CHARLES JACOBSEN.
Directors.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDJCATIONAI.
MEDICAL And DENTAL
DEPARTMENTS
- National University =

The eighteenth annual course OF lee
lures TiI begin Tuesday. October 4 IgrI
AZ clock p m Entrance cNamfuzriIns
VIII begin Tuesday. September q Instant
az y % clock D. ia For information md
catalogue apply TO H. r. BARKER. M
D., Dean. lilo II Street northwest
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SAMUEL NJ YEATNAN. a. n.
Secretary and Treasurer

The thirty-secorE annual Session opens on We'd
ne@J4y. Ost55er . lgJI, 40 90 p M IN tie
Law school Building Nos SOC ald SOS 2 Street
northwest. ar which time announcements VII
BE- made for the ensuing term All interested
are cordially invited 90 b. present
The Secretary viii be at his Office In the is-v
building daily from c 90 p m. for Information.
enrolment. payment OF fees. &c
Students proposing % connect Themselves with
the school are earnestly requested 70 enroll be-
fore the opening ght-
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Bliss ELECTRICAL School

Day and evening classes in theoretical and an
piled electricity Students actually construct
dynamos and other electrical apparatus
COurGes thorough, enlarged and improved; com
plete IN year
Opens September 30 Catalogue on request.
6ls Twelfth ST. NV.
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Neuralgia headache Yields promptly 10 Pgrsl
Headache Tables. safe and sure. doses L.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
At Washington, Iu The District of Columbia. a,
thr close of bu-lnass September 80. 1901
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF the
'iilLENS' NATIONAL BANK or WASHINGTON
I'm al Washington. IA the District Of Co.
iLuiHia, THE Close Of business saur.5rBsr In
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EXPERT STENOGRAPHERS guaranteed with
from FORTY To SIXTY DAYS work. White
shorthand. simplest system extant; evening
classes commence October IS; individual IN
ton. Address Box AIS. this Office. e27
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SAINT CECI-TA ACADEMY. COL East Cap.toI
ST., Loardin-, and day school Tor girls and t0ul.
ladies' primary. commercial. and college pre-
para-ory courses. music and art classes resumed
Monday. September I6. 1901 for further part. -
lars. address SISTER A. AUGUSTA. Superior.
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Georgetown
Prep. School.

-Four years High School Course. prepares for
Freshman in Georgetown or any other College
Special attention 10 Day Scholars Hours, s.3I
a. m. 90 8 p. m
Send for catalogue
Rev. jerome Daugherty, s. j.,
President.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS papcred 500 up; work guaranteed: sam
pies brought. M Mt 461 O. St NV m2-T
WHIiE the paperkGnScrs strike is on hand, re-
member that p. G.. NOLTE At s24 9th ST. NV
The Old Reliable" has frsI-Class WOrEmen en-
hand. and Is ready 10 do your wall papering at
s. and upward for rooms. ml5-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KNIGHTS Of COLUABJ S-Iusti tuition OF new
council at ST. Augustine, Fla, sunday. October
IS Train leaves $50 D. M, at Peunsy Ivauia
Station on Seaboard Air Line. FRIDAY OCTO-
Der II, returning arrives here Tuesday, OctO-
Der Is Round trip, sab
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.
BELGIAN HARES. s. pair; from pedigree stock;
Cuban parrots. ~ EACH dogs. cats, gold hsh
etc. sCHAiD'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81. Nv
m5-tf
FOR SALE-HICYCLES
FOR SALE-Ccut-s 20-iuoh bicycle, s. Address
BON bla- H3is uincc- mos
UNDERTAhERS
w II. SPEARE,
Undertaken and EmbaImer,
O1O 81. n. w.
Everything strictly frst-ciass the most rea-
Gonable terms
Telephone call Main $50.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
Cndertaker and Livery.
So Penn Ave n. ". Washington. D. o.
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TO KEEP OUT ANARCHISTS.
Views of the Commissioner Of I'm
migration at New York.

Recon- Contained In His
Annual Report to the Treasury
Depnrtment-Thc Exclusion of Tn
desirable Foreigners Discussed
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REPORT OF THE CoNDITIoN

WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
AZ Washington. in the District u Columbia, at
the close % bgsir---- September -, I4sI-
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And YOU sacrifice something
IN the way Of quality or max
ing If you attempt to pay less
than we're asking.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

&A&&#Ns@ 4
noscp pod ctezarem pozegna-
MIA sic. kt6re trudniejszem
byIo dlad, nil TO dal poznat
[po sobie. Caaus kt6rego gal
|Jollnoie. pail go jeszcze we
wargi - poszedl nareszeie DO
swej opiekunkl i pros'} ia
o powr6t do domu.
Irma zadziwi}a sic.
- Jezeli tax cheese, rzek}a
- wtedy ME nam mic naprze.
civ temu. Kaz vice zaprzadz
konie do powozu.
Pow6z nadjecha}, q lstwan
usiadl prey boku hrabiny lr'
my. lecz ME m6wif podczas
ca}ej jazdy All s4owka.
vi.
! Hrabina ty}a roztropna /
czu}a pania. Zastanawis}a sic
|ooa | mad najniepozorniejsze-
mi rzecami, robiac Z Mich swo-
lie winoski, a przede
klein wtedy okaza|a ona
nadzwyczajna bystrose rozu~
mu, kiedy pod badz laklm
wzgledem tyczy a sic sprawl
Istwana, jej kochania.
Ola lego szczescia by}aby
hrabina Irma gotowa, z RADIOS
cia swoje dat zycie. tax gle
|boko tkwila W sercu jej mi
lose do mlodziehca; sama
navel ME mog}a sobie tego
~wyt}omaczy6.
W przesz}ym rozdziale WI
dzielismy, re hrabina pre- IL
wa}l juz pierwszy zarodek
sklonnosci Istwana do hra-
bianki JolantY "a gdy ma
deszly listy m}ooego SUDDEN
ia uniwersytetu, wtedy zawsze
jeszcze W kazdym z Mich c@y"
ta}a to miedzy rzadkami, cze'
20 sic zawsze leka}a: 1stwan
ME m6g} zapomniec jej s'c'
strzen,cy.
Hrabina Irma drza}a wo-
bee tel n'eszczesnei pewno~
Sci.
Gale szczfscie zycia tegc
mtodego %cziowieka wystawio~
ne bylo ma niebezpieczeh~
stwo.
Ojciec Jolanty, mimo tegc
il sic stall cz}owiekiem nader
uc,ciwym wielce powaza]
wychowanka swej bratowej,
1rmy. jednak ME dalby Mig
dy, przenigdy corki swej "a
zone podrzutko wi, ME maj2-
cemu ami rodzic6w, anl Oh
czyzny, ami wlasnego imienia
Ii nazwiska. To by}o pew
mem jak skala. .
M,losd ia mogla sic tylko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

lPrzyOyi Ass"au 1o't1 e 's
" rekach swoich.
- Ocalone! wykrzyknal
- lecz dziewczyna
zebrawszy wszystkie swoje 81
|}y, wskszala nazad.
Istwan skierowal oczy v
one strone. a okrzyk przestra-
chu wyrwa} sic .st jego.
Teraz dopiero ujrza}, CO sic
robi}o: zamek Edelea ny stall W
! p}omieniach!
! Tu ociaganie ME mia5o
miejsca.
Trzymaiac zemdla}a dziew-
czvne W suych silnych re-
kach, popedzil nazad ku po-
wozu a po}o4ywszy ia W rece
hrabiny Irmy udal sic co tchu
do zamku Marosa, ably spro
wadzie obie sikawki ogniowe
i potrzebnych do ratunku lu-
dzi.
On sam pierwszym by} ma
miejscu pozaru.
Zamek Edeleny stall W plo~
mienach, a Jolanta wsiad@a ma
koh, ably popedzic do zamkr
Marosa poproslt tegoz o po-
moe.
Przytem z%apomniaEa. praw~
dopodobnie wskutek wzrusze~
MIA, trzyma6 silniej konia,
tax spotka}o "a to nieszcze$cie,
kt6reby be- nadejScia 1stwana
latwo by}o moglo zazadat "
cia jej miodego. Pfzy~'eziooe
Ia do domu zarzadczy d6o'
hrabiego Sandora i po1ozone
ma kanape.
Podczas tego ogieh costa
~ugaszonY.
Gdy Jolant9 przyszla zn6'
do siebie. ujrza}a stojaceg'
prey niej 1stwana, kt6ry schy'
iii swoje glove DO twarzY je
pe}nej wyrazu / pocalowa} ];
W usta.
Wydawa}o sic )ej to nib!
we snie, ME wiedzac jak SIT
jej przytem zrobi|o:
Pc pocalunku EASILY je
zn6w oczy, raz jeczcze sep
;nela imie jego, a poten
wstapi}a do pokoju matk;
Jolanty.
Ztrudnoscia usrokoil si'
mlodzieniec Zblizywszy sic dt
pani, kt6:a mu szczere dziek
czyni1a "a ocalonic Jolanty'
pocalowa} ia W reke.
Potem rzek} z wielkien
wrzusseniem:
- Niechaj pam zostan'e
uprzejma ola mn;e, moja
droga ciociu. to mi bedzie mai
milszem, co PAM Mi dat mo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

til bardziej mi Jest prsyJem~
nym.
Zniespokoi1ona ehod lll1l' tam
i sam 20 lzbie; r~ozmyiliwala,,
LAX MONA poznat by'o, mad
rozmaitemi sprawami tyczace'
'mi sic Istwana iJolanty, lecz
uspokoiwszy SIG ustadfszy
ma s:olku, rzekIa do siebie z
cicha:
Must on zapomniet
dziewczyne. a to czemPrec2eb
TEN lepicj; no ona przec'ez
.iest szlachetnie urodzopa
hrabianka, a przez jei uro'
dzenie nalezy do najznaxo''
mitszych rodzin kraju nasze-
;go, podczas gdy 1stwau PREY
wszelkiem SVEN utalentowa-
n;u, wychowaniu i o$wiece~
niu jednak jest tylko pod
rzutkiem, czlowiekiem zupel-:
nie niepewnego urodzenia.
;; TAX m6wi}a hrabina do
siebie z niezaprzeczona s}usz-
. noscia, jake rozumna PAM.
Istwan zaS ME dal znaG pc
sobie Iecz czyni} przygotowa~
mia do podr6zy; ucieszylo &C
. to jednak bardzo, gdy &C
;hrabina wezwala do ]azdy dc
. Edeleny. =
L radoscia przysta} on ma
to / zapytal prosz2cym glo-
sem:
!, - Czy smiem jechaG kon-
no, kochana mamo?
> Hrabina odpowiedzia}a:
: - TAX jest 1stwanie.
Wnet kaza( okulbaczy<
swego ognistego wierzchow~
Ca i pojecha} wedle powozc
hrabiny do Edelcry:
Hrabna tez kiedyS lubils
1ezdzit wierzchem, atcli ode
, dnia chrztu dzieciecia jej
: biczowania OLGA kr6la cyga~
now. ME siad}a juz nigd>
, ma konia - DO gdyby wted,
ME byla posiada}a Furyera,
tedyby sic tel ME by}o lyle
nieszczescia zwal;lo ma ca}>
} dom hrabiego.
Dlatego tea W powoz;e ie-
ohala do swego s@~ag'a hra~
Diego Sacdora jexo rodz'
Inv.
Istwan zas iecha} wierz-
chem pray niej. rornawia)ac
Z MIA weso}o.
; Wtem przerwa{ roznowe
W Srodku zdania i wykr2yk~
nal:
| - lolanta!
A ledwie sic tego hrabina
spodziala. Totem hl> skawicy
" popedzA naprz6'
11rs bjna Datrzac "a MIN ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

N NA#sa s7sS# NssssS b s@ssssssasS@ sgsas
biedz! rzekia pTzeto hrabina
Irma do siebie.
Choclaz jej TO nader trudno
przychodzilo, ro.laczyt ste ze
zamkiem'I Marosov ! przywyk-
mac do tye'a Y sospodzie'
hrabina jednak "a uczyni}a.
Udajac, re jest nieco cho-
ra. pojechala do dalckich ka.
pteli n'emieckich, z mies'ac
pred rozpocze lem sic wa
kacyj uniwersyteckich "a
Istwan m6gl robit, co chcia},
to przez Gale wakacye ami jed
nego razu ME smial p6jst DO
zamku Maros Tub Edo leny.
Rozcropna troskliwa zy-
wicielka lego zmusi]a 60 do
pozostania w niemieckich ka-
pielach a gdy sic waka-
eye skohczy}y, wtedy sama
zaprowadzi}a 20 do pewnego
universytetu ma zachodzie,
! zkad ami zdo1a} dostat sic do
Wegier - a wszYstko tax,
zeby ME da(a poznac pc sobie
zamiar6w swych.
{ Szlachetuej pani, kt6rej
wszystko zawdzieczaE, musial
bye 1stwan poslusznym, zy-
czenia jej by}y dian rozkaza-
mi.
Z screen pelnem bole$ci
poddal sic 1stwan gorzkiej
! koniecznoSci.
Ma p;lnej i mozoloej pra-
cy W szkolach up4ywa{ czas
al do nastepnych wakacyi'
Istwan licz>} tygodnie, dni
- a stroska nego serca spo-
gladaf on zawsze ma przycho-
dzacego l'stonosza, obaw'a
lac sic, ze mimo tegc
wszystkiego jednak znaidzi@
sic niespodziana przeszkods
ola podr6zy do ojczyzny.
Lecz to raza by'o lekanif
lego bezzassdnem. Mama
pos}ala mu pieniedzy do po-
dr6zy uprzejme zaproszenit
cd "taty' Karola, cd wuis
cioci q navel | Cd Jolant\
- miody student 3 radoSc
poskoczyl, DO teraz $wietni<
zwyciezy}.
Teraz JUL d}uzej ME zdo!s'
zniest pobytu W miescle u
niwersyteckim, oddalonem ma
dwiescie mil Cd miejsca, Cd
t.rzedmiotu goracego pragnie'
MIA lego.