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The evening world., 1901-12-17
SULLIVAN CLUB
IS UNDER WAY.
METROPOLITAN JOCKEY CLUB
INCORPORATED.
Course at Jamaica, Now In Process
Of Contradiction. VIII lie
Ready by spring.

ALBANY. Dec. 1.-THE Metropolitan
Jockey Club. or Queens Borough. was
Incorporated to-day with n capital OF
SsC,W". The directors are Adrian H..
Jackson, James +, Muir. Senator T. d.
Sullivan. OF New York City. George +,
Dobson. O! Brooklyn. and Nicholas A.
Hussey. OF Albany.
The Metropolitan Jackey Club Is the
latest addition to the ranks Of the racing
associations near this city. The course
is now In process OF erection near ia.
maicA, L. J.. and Will be ready for rae
Ing when the season opens in New York
next spring. Tho new course will be
modern and up-to-da,e In every respect
The evening world., 1901-12-17
CAPT. BARR HOME AGAIN.
Coiumbin's skipper say. lie Wn.
Well Treated Abroad.

Capt. "Cnarloy' Barr, who 20 sue.
ccsstuIiy sailed the cup defender yach,
Columbia to victory in her races aEains,
Shamrock II. for the Americas Cup
few months ago, was n passenger on the
Atlantic Transport liner Mesaba, which
arrived from London lhs- night.
Capt Earr Wen, to England lmmedi.
atcly after the international races in
order 10 secure a much needed rost
He was accompanied by his family.
Capt Barr stated this morning that he
had had most enjoyable trip abroad
and was treated splendidly by tho En-.
gliss yachting men.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
O'ROURKE AFTER
STATE OFFICIALS.
CANNOT GET PERMIT TO OPEN
PORTCHESTER CLUB.
And lie May Vow nrinR a Test Case
Ia the Courts 10 Decide
His Claim.

Tom O'Rourke believes that he has
mot been treated rightly by Connect!cu:
officials. and so that he may get Justice
he intends invoking tho aid OF the Law,
For many months O'Rourke has been
endenvor!ng to secure the permission
o: the Prosecuting Attorney Of Eas,
Portchcster 10 erect the club house for
the Royal Golf and Athletic Club. De-
fore which boxing bouts nigh, be de-
c.ded. SO far his efforts have been with
out avail. and he Is now considering
the ACCESSIBILITY OF bringing test case
In the courts.
O'Rourke claims the same right TO
hold boxing contests in East Portches-
ter as the managers OF the Nutmeg A.
C. to hold them In Hartford. That Is
t'e substance OF his claim.
The evening world., 1901-12-17

MI those gaps They are only three:
and the number Is more easily secured
than y dozen. which would be the siuall-
est number a search would have 10 be
made FOR should Charley Hickman, Van
Iiiltrcn. CAMEL. S,rany. Jones. Taylor.
Eowerman. MCGEE and Mcbride decide
10 foilow In the steps taken hy their
mates Of "A wear ago.
Tn" prospects are not very bright. and
until Hight shows through that heavy:
dark cloud which hovcrs over local
ba Scball. nothing can be expected of
them.
But there everything stands. Now
York IL the loser. and only the passing
of the time OF the next few weeks or
months can tell anything. The beat IS
hoped for. bu, only the cessation II hos
..litCs between Freedman and Spaldiny
will help along the work OF giving New
Workers. their long-desired wish IA good
baseball team.
The evening world., 1901-12-17

cities. They have affixed their sigma
lures to contracts IN other clubs. not
members OF The National League either.
but to those OF the dtsp!scd American
league.
Davis will play with the American
behind the bat for The Boston Amcri-
cans. and Setback VIII he an Oriole on
tn" tailimcrc team. Not on" OF these
men deplorcs his act. On the other hand.
they ar. shaking hands with themselves
for :hrIr timely moves.
While the loss ~ these three men Is
mourncd by all New York .ans Il Is
future consequences which are more
greatly feared.
Few signed with New York.
The Giants management has not
secured contracts with very many ~ It's
"nn the fence as II were. and II the
The evening world., 1901-12-17

Many times since Il year ago last
August, when Bob Fitzsimmons en-.
gagged In his last fight. the question
has been asked. elias Fitz gone
back" The old fellow looks no older
than he did at that time. but Just
whether he could put up good hstic
argument with Jim Jeffries again has
remained undetermined.
Probably none Is better able TO tell
the capabilities OF old Fitz than Tom
Sharkcy. for he on Saturday night
boxed an exhibition bout with the ex-
champion. and this IL what he says
If Ettz:
The evening world., 1901-12-17
JOHN {. MADDEN
. NOW OWNS OGDEN
WONDERFUL HORSE WILL BE
RETIRED TO STUD.
william Lakeland Paid $4,000 fc :.
the stallion Mt Recent
DAILY sale.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Dec. John E.
Madden has bought from William Lake
land tn" sensational imported race
horse ogden, This horse enjoys the
distinction OF having won both before
md after having been retired to the
stud. Mr.. Lakeland bough; Ogden ut
the Daily hispcrssi sale FOR '6.0" (, l.
not known what Mr. Madden paid FOR
Ogden. but II is Thought he had to pay
more for him than Lakeland did
Ogden will arrive here next week and
be placed In the stud ut Hamburg Place.
Ogden to-day at seven years old II MS
sound as tn. day he was foaicd
The evening world., 1901-12-17
HANLON WOULD
COME HERE.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. i7-Ncd Han
lon confirms the report that Freedman
had offered him $500 year 10 man
age the New York club, But Will
not. he continued. accept unless the
owners OF The Brooklyn Club consent.
When the consolidation OF the Balti-
more and Brooklyn clnhe was made
pledged myself to manage the Brooalyns
until asked 10 gtv" Il w, and | Will NOT
leave them how. although | would Ike
10 be at the head OF the New York team.
~ Freedman would get out OF the
League would. however. likely take
his place should there De no objection
10 such action.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
Medical. z1.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

70 ,e.is specialist IN ..... a.s OF men lind.
OLD DIR. 0RISDi.E's scientific treatment hiosS
anu ssin sis.a.es, pains 10 the bonss. red soots
sose tnfoat snd mouth. ulcers. painful svsiilns,
mation. sravel. &C. ara speedily cured. I'm,
psdlmsnis renoxea. iEIS=.srs, do lot wasfs AIM
slA!tlnE !ess sktlful physieianB- ReuascnbsS M N
DIR 0RISDLE has record for masveilous enr.s
OFFICE OYER % YEARS AT III Wsst IN n. :.
between 6th and tn ayss. Advice frso. asdis
cine. II. ltocrs. 10 0. euntays, 0 eo 4
The evening world., 1901-12-17
WALcOTT VS.. "RUBE" FERNS.
They win Fight mt Fort Erie Club
To-NorrOw Night.

BUFFALO. Dec. l7,-Joe walcot,. the
coiored cyclone aghter and "Ruoe"
Ferns. Of Kansas City. are both report
cd as being IN :irst-class shape for their
twenty.round bout at the Industrial A.
c.. Of Fort Erie. Canada. tomorrow
n.ght. Walcott. accompanied by his
manager and seconds. arrived here last
night.
They will battle for 90 per cent. OF the
gross receipts, Walcott is the favorlta
In the betting at odds OF to5
The evening world., 1901-12-17
NEW. YEARS EVE RACE.
More than Twenty-Five Cyclists to
start In Annual Event.

Tho annual New Years Eve cycle race
10 Yonkers and Tarrytown from the
circle will be conducted ;his year by the
Associated Cycling Clubs OF New York.
under whose auspices II has become n
blue.r!bbon event OF local cycling events.
At the last meeting OF the association
the Race Committee. under whose dircc-
lions the race will be conducted, re-
ported that there would be at least
twenty-tce starters. larger number
than has ever been received before
The prizes this year will be unusually
handsome. The Individual medals have
been donated by President Oatman. o!
the 4. G. c.. and James O'Scil. o! the
Metropolitan Bicycle Club. These medals
will be placed on exhibition during the
week on E.lEhth avonuc. near the circia
The evening world., 1901-12-17
HART FAYOR|TE
OVER HANRAHAAiHi.
THEY WILL FIGHT TONIGHT
AT LOUISVILLE.
"Wiid Bill" Il In Good shape ana
Many Will Back Him to
tho Limit.
ts..eia, to tn. Evening wo.,a.,

LOUISVILLE, Dec. l7.-Marvin Hart.
the promising middle weight fighter Of
this city. AMI Bill Hanrahan. OF New
York. Will NEE, in twenty round bout
before the Southern a. c. tonight.
Both men are fighters pure and simple.
the kind that always sail In to finish
their opponent In Jig time. Besides
being possessed Of these aggressive tao
tics. both are also game and can take
and administer the most severe kind OF
n grucll!ng.
Hanrahan's recent victory over Jimmy
Handler has won him many friends. who
intend to back him to the limit.
Iiar, Is the fa~orite In the betting. q;
odds OF 100 to Is.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
French student., Dnli.

The eleventh annual Masquerade Bal!
OF the French Students will be held At
Sulzer's Harlem River Music Hall
on New Years eve. F. II. Grad,. scenic
artist, and Eugene 9th. electrician Of.
the Harlem opera-House. have been en-
gagged for many months IN preparing
many novel crops and effects for the
French quadrille and grand tablcaux
which will be done by the twenty-four
pretty chorus girls on the stroke OF -
the hour for unmasklng.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
rsr trp-ys.r-e,d.; sa,eai taFloaSs.

The acting began well for the talent.
as the even money favoritc. The Hoy
den, managed TO sccur. first money by
q close, margin. Whcn III. flag fen The
Hoyden was among the tail-"n.!Crs. nut
she got moving very quickly. and passed
Mazzara. the pacemakcr. at the end OF
three furlonSs. Then she Opened up a
big gap. but her efforts 10 get to the
> front told on her In the last furlong.
and Coburn had TO usc-Sls Sest efforts
TO get her to last the distance. She won
by a head from Circus. Goldaga was a
length and half back.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
MATTHEWS A BUSY FIGHTER.
Has Several Matches On, and Dunn
IL Looking for More.

Mntty Matthews, the lSs-pound cham.
p.on OF the world. VIII have his hands
full within the next few weeks. lie
is practically matched TO meet the win
ncr o! tho Jim FeTns-Joe walco;; fight
and also Charley Thurston. at Detroit.
Mich.
Johnny Dunn Is negotiating with sew
eral clubs for Matthews 20 NEE; George
McFaddcn at catch-wcghts, and the
Southern Athletic club OF Louisville, Is
anxious 10 secure the match. Patsy
Sweeney and Matthews are also likely
to be matched within the next few
days. the contest to take place Now
Years afternoon. either in Fort Erie
Canada. or at Hartford. Conn. Joe
Youngs. OF Buffalo. has received an
offer to meet Matthows In a six-rounj
The evening world., 1901-12-17

These facts are truly hcartrendlng.
hnm!n, as hey iu - this season o! the
year, when controversies between the
liguLtrs are usually the only things
Ngect.I Il Is a sad blow II Is an A.. :
al set pace and one which viii more
han likely bc followed by many urhcr
,hnt stars SO Is /, any wonder that
he question or 'Who will be Giants
n,Nt year, II being constantly asked
row
FartinnnI wnr Detrimental.
Tho present baseball war has not
!f.prl matters any. 1t Is not going 20
do int good IN the cases OF those who
nave rot pledged themselves ior next
year.
But even though everything turns out
al right Their" is no loon OF securing
Davis. Warner or Sclhach They ar.
Giants NJ the past. ami for the next
season Mt least they Will play in other
The evening world., 1901-12-17
nnru,c, score. ulrb Ay.,,e..

The French billiard expert. Darutsi. played 4
saort match rams OF 200 point, a, ls.ineh s,ls
tine, two shot. In, with Prank keeney yesterday
At the Knlskerso:ker Academy. Brookiyu- BA-
ru,sI won with an average OF ,. 20. Kssssy VA,
,,'. with d. buttons
The evening world., 1901-12-17
May KnarIus Plays Kiss-carem
Game.

Th- girl blilsrdis,. May kssrias. last nlSh.
d!spiAysd hsr ,kill Al making fancy shots ana
playing the new khs-earom Estns At Maurice
DAYS academy. Prot. Kaarlus and Maurice
Daily as,ei As opponent, 70. the cir! In ths Few
IN .thod OF playing billiards. but she eIestsd both
In successfully scoring on the most diaeuit shc.s.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
Southern League circuit.

: NAsfiviIlAE. Tsnn.. Dec. 1.-THE sou,hs, m
1ssaaus Of Baseball o.ubs next season will eur.
~ Of sisht elrbs. hsins composed Of a..a..tsa,
Ts1n.;-Ssv Orleans. La; Atlanta. Ca, scaa,.
tsneofa. Tsnn.: birmingham. Ala; Memphis.
TINA; Shreveport, La. and LATHE Rock. Ark.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
DR.. J-unlnr. Defeated cIough.

IT,. annual billiard tournament for the cham.
r!on,hip o: She Crescent A. c.. brooklyn. vas
started las; nIEht In the opening game Or. H.
D. Jennings defeated Z. \. clouxs. The score
5eInk 20 20 ~
The evening world., 1901-12-17

There were many good Things IN the
second race. but they w-r. all beaten.
Sim ", and Kohnwrcuth were equal IA
vorites for the race at 10 !. laureate
was backed down from 20 to to 10 to !
and gallopcd In from 20 TO ] to To J.
but the race went 10 the 10 10 ! shot
Siren Song. Olekma was rushed into the
lead right after the Nag trll and he re-
mained there for half the journey where
he yielded the position 20 Siren Song. TIL.
latter had speed enough to hold II IN the
finish. and In hard drive won by a
length from Sim w, who wa neck be-
fore the 100 TO shot Roniclle,
The evening world., 1901-12-17
Davis, Warner, Setback
and Hickman Avoid
Results Of Baseball
War by Jumping to
the American League.

What will New Works. hascbnil team
look Ike when this cruel baseball war
Cses7 II things keep going as they are
It is worry doubtful II enough OF Il vii!
The evening world., 1901-12-17

bout. TO take place In Philadelphia. and
Tom CouhiS and Matthews will prob
bly, come together In Toronto. Canada.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
LOSS OF FOUR GIANTS CAUSES
FANS TO FEAR FOR THEIR TEAM
Season Is Only Four
Months of, Yet Only
a Few of the Best
Giants Have Been
Signed.

war continues I, vii! no. be very DIM
cult to decide their course.
MAYBE as good men as Davis.
Warner and Selbach. can De secured 10
The evening world., 1901-12-17

NO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. last
snOnth. last year, every year. Tho
EVUfd's daily New York City circu-
zatlcs, exceeded that Of any other
sssaas = tens OF thousands.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
Handicap: for ,ro.st,r.ois.! .lI tarlonr-.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

isp.sl.l 10 The Evening wotlij
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS,
Dec. 1.-THE entries for to-mcrrow's
-.z.. ,ra n. SoiInrzs
The evening world., 1901-12-17

The Road to Success Is via Sunday
World Wants.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28
OSOBLIWSZA PA
RIA ~PRZYJACI0k

w pewnem towarzystwie
poruszono pytanie, kt6ry tel
lud ~najwiece) ma sk}onnoSci
do pijahstwa. M6wiooo o tr-
landczykach, O Niemcach, o
|egrach, - kazdv przytaczal
dowody to z w}asnego dos
wtadczenia, to re w~spomnieh
historycznych.
Wreszcze odezwa} sic pc
wien Moskal: Moi panowie,
wszystko to. coscie opowia-
dali, jest niczem. Najwieksze-
mi opoiami So Moskale, i "a
raz to dowiode: Dw6ch przy-
jaci6f z uniwersytetu, rozla~
czywszy sic po skodczeniu
oauk. ME w:dzieli sic przez
dlueie lata. Jeden zostal u
rzednikiem W Petersburgu,
drugi w}ascicielem dobr u
granicy sybirskiej. Utrzymy-
wall jednak eagle ~serdeczna
Jurisprudence. q poniewaz
ich przyjazn mlodociaua by
Ia prawdziwa j silna, vice
pragneli obydwaj wielce 20
baczyt sic znowu ! ~odswietyt
mile ~wssomnienia. Wreszcie
powiodlo sic uwolnien'e %
siu1by:
SWyiecha' tedy pelen "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

lOPuS'c1i O'"=D @
|szy ma ulice. czempredsej zaj,
rzal do po,rtmonetki; anil ed
neeo c~zer:wiehca ME brako-
walo.
Niema ola mnIe ratun-
ku! - szepna} pobl ad1em'
wargami. - Niema ratunku'
Lato hy1o W ca}ej peln'' a
MIN Jimmy dreszcz wstrzasai
|Caly dzieh %bezmy$lnte b'a =
dz,} 90 ulicach, a gdy zmrok
zapad}, postanowienie jego
dojrzato.
Take zycie, jak mole.
ME jest zyciem. Mech sic
luz rag los moi spe}ni! -
|Trzeba umrzec...
Poszed} ma wyspe sw, Mall
go:zaty, zeby sic 1zoc'c W
Dunaj. W duszY jego toczy'a
sic ieszcze ~ostatoia walka.
Mode jego zycie buntowafo
sic ieszcze przeci~ rozPaczy'
Rozpacz jednak zwyc'ezy'a'
Stana} wlaSnle Przy poreczy
mostu, gdy wtem tuz prey
sobie ujrzsl jakas postae ME-
wiescia, przechy(ajaca sic
przez porecz, zam'afem
rzucenia sic W wode. Zaledw'e
sostalo mu lyle czasu, zeby
ia "a reke pochwycit.
KapdydatKa ma samobo)-
czy MIA byla to sobie siczna,
m}oda dziewczyna. Z uroczej,
bladej twarzyczki swiecile
dwo,e cudnych. czarnych o.
czu, niby dwie gwlazdk
b}yszczacych.
Co PAM robisz? -
zapytai Szibrik drzacym OF
wrzuszenia gfosem. - Chc'a'
las sic utopit?
Dziewcze zbladlo jeszcze
bardziej, drzalo ma ca}em Gle
lie. Przez chwi]e z zaciSnietegc
kurczowo gard}a ME n.ogic
wydat zadnego glosu; ma
(,reszcie s,}umionym, ale sta
nowczym tonem rzek}a:
TAX, chcia}am sobie ODE
brac 3ycie.
Szibryk popatrzy} ma MIA
(jeszcze mocniej wrzuszony.
- Taxa mloda | TAXA pie
|kna!.... I dlaczego3 to?....
49, Dlatego, re zycie mole
ME Jest zyciem. To istna ne
|dza! M|oda jestem i piekna,
jak pan powtadasz; ale COZ
mi po tenn wszystkism? Me
ma z tego zadnej pociechy.
lM|odost ,nusze pedzic W cisz-
.kiej niewoli, przedemna
przepsst W strasznej walce O
|kawalek chleba powszednie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

800 -A-s. = -
Idzilo sic howe postanowicnie
- Ma pickle nam Il jeszcze
dosyc czasu pomyzlal so
bic - azanim wybiore sic
do ptekla. moge ]eszcze to
biedne, piekne stworzenle u
ratowat cd zguby nieszcze~
Scia.
- Ma pani racye odez-
wal sic do dziewczVny- ale
dlatego nile potrze5ujesz jesz-
|czc pani umieraG L osta6 mo-
liza iona. o jedno tylko pania
prosze, zyeby$ zv'a tax, jak
|zyt pragniesz. Jestes najp'ek-
niejsza kobieta, jaka W zy~
ciu widzia}em, wiec chce, ze~
by zadne PAM zyczenie, laden
nawet kaprys ME zosta} ME
spelniony.
Col zgoda?
Dziewczyna by}a tax zdua
miona, ze mic odpowiedziet
ME mog}a. Me wyrzek}szy
wiec ami s}owa, ogluszona,
bezwiednie prawie posz'a "a
swoim wybawca.
Pozno JUL by}o; ulice byly
prawie zupetnie puste. SILT
w]asnie przez ulice Vaczka
gdy W tenn dziewcze zatrzy~
malo 81 nagle pred jednym z
zamknietych magazyn6w.
Ma wystawie tego sklepu
= widza}am dis W poludnie
bardzo }adna okrywke niebies
ka. Dtuga by}a po kolona, we
dug naj6wiezszei modv, ,
wysokim aksamitnym. z|o~
tenn haftowanym kolnie-
rem
MIodzieniec spojrzal ma nis
troche zdziwiony, ale REX
z uSmiechem:
Bedziesz, bedziesz j.
miala i caly tuzin innych.
".
Stub ich odby} sic predko
Rown;e predko mosial bye
pa}ac Szibrika odnowiony
Stare, juz ,,orzed kwartalem'
kupione meble, ustapiiy
m~lejsca nowym. Wszystko
odbywa}o sic pod k;erunkiem
pteknei, m}odej PAM wydzi-
wic sic ME bylo MONA, jaki
wyborny gust do wszystkiego
mia}a - do wszystklego. co
najdrozsze i najwykwintniej~
sze zdawa} sic jej wrodzonym.
Najwiecei jednak smaku Okla
za|a W wyborze toalet. Owa
niebieska okrywke naprz6d
~oczywiscic kupi}a, ale cd
w~szelkiego wypadku sprawl
Ia sobie cd razu jeszcze CITE
ry czerwone. szeSc bia}Ych,
trzy zielone dwie czarne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

Prsyjmi1 Pan mole serdeozn .
podsiexowanie "a swoje snakomite
lekafstwo: Strassnie Oierpialam na
ohorobe sof4ka I ME mogtam zna-
lez6 pomocv. Pc uiycia SeyerY
Balzsmu tyois sosta}am xupa}nie
wYleczona.
Mal1ina Baohmajer, Robbins, O.
Severy Bslxam kvoia d.is}a
1ako 6rodek og6Inie wsmacn,a)qcy,
reguloje kj,nkr. wsmaonis oaly
system j Jest poiyteosnym =
tkasdem p~ototsnia supeanego
wyoiehosehia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

TsSs 4E. Z - #.- ..r ... 81 -5"s &
w~ytrzyma}.
pokohczenle)
S.ibrik przekonal sic ME-
bawem, ze go djabe} ME o.
szukal. Ma]a csarna portmo~-
netka okazala sic niewyczer-
pana. M6g} wydawat lie
chcisl, owe piet sztuk z}ota
za~ see " niej pozostawaty'
z ubogiego ch}opca stall sic
teraz naturalnie bogatym
mlodziehcem. Z poczatku mic
ME robi|, tylko jad} i graf W
b,lard, DO te gre bardzo lobi}.
z czasem jednak nabra} in
nych wymagah tantazyi.
Mies7kal W pa}acu, trzyma}
sIuzbe i ekwipaze. Potem ka:
pal sic formalnie W szampanie,
grail ma wyscigach, a zapas
z}ota " portmonecie pozosta
wal wciaz nienaruszony.
Jakis czas czul sic bordzo
szczesliwym. Posiadaf wszyst~
ko, czego tylko m6g1 zapra~
enat, a przytem tvlu przyja-
ciol, re tworzyli prey MIN
] istny dw6r ksiazecy. Zyf tax
J rozrzutnie, re zrw6cil ma Sic
bic uwage policyi; ponie wal
/ jednak zycie jego by'o
nienaganne. vice dino mu
pok6j.
Ale pewnego dnia..
przyszlo ma niego uczucie
! przesytu Ten dobrobyt, ten
przepych zycia, zw}aszcza G
lego przyjaciele zaczeli 60 nu~
die.
P~rzypomntai soble, re k'e~
dy. byl biedakiem. przyjaclo'
zupelnie ME miaI.
Potem 3o}adek jego po.
czat odczuwat ciagle uczto~
wsnie, u sen zaczal go unikat.
Podczas bezsennych nocy
ca}y zimnym okrywa} sic po-
TEN ma mysl O meczarniach,
jake biedna jego dusze cze-
ka4y. Z rama wstawa} z blada,
zmeczona twarza zapad}emi
oczami. u
Pieuiadze djabelskie parzy-
~ mu ciaio i dusze; chcial
sic ich pozbyt "a jakabadz
Gene. Tesknh "a dawna ne
dza, kiedy mt to smierc g}o-
dowa groziia. Wszystko ]e-
dnak ma mic sic nie zda}o.
Mogl robit, co chcial: owe
piec czerwiehcow W portmo-
netce ami drgnety.
Nareszcze przyszedl mu
koncept. Poasedl do ko$cio'a.
lN1x1l.--ol "a m;o1la <cu~~o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

dosci pewnego pieknego
, po1ra:nkku przybyl do wsi swe..
; go przyjaciela. Me zas'al
60 jednak< v dom 1np1 s;Iptacy,
kt6remu znane byloo dobrze
|jego nazwisko,> wprowadzil
60 do pokoju. wnet zastal-
vii pred MIN sniadanie 2
dwiema flaszks mi stark. Gost
zaczal sic raczyG ! zasmako-
wal tax dalece W owej starce.
re W ko6cu mus'a} 60 sluzacy
zawlec ma }ozko.
Oko}o po}udnia powr6cil
gospodarz. Gty mu o%znajmio-
no, IL przyby} dawny przy-
iaciel jego, pospieszy} don
pe}en radoSci. ale niepodobno
20 by}o obudzi6. Musia{ wiec
czekac do obiadu i PHI Z ra-
dosci lyle, re s}u3acy musia}
60 podobnie ]ak jcgo przy-
! )aciela po}ozyt ma }6zko.
Gdy mad wieczorem ock-
nal sic urzednik, cchia} natych.
Mast przywitat sic z swoim
najdrozszym kolega, ale ME-
! stety. j tego ME MONA sic
by}o dobudzit. i kolej czeka-
MIA przysz}a teraz ma goScia.
Azeby za$ skr6cie sobie
czas nudny. popija} co chwile
starke, kt6ra sprawi}a znow WI
sw6j skutek.
TAX ma brennan oczekiwa-
Ii sic obydwaj przyjaciele
przez osm dn', niepodoona
i'm by}o widz,et sic re SODA.
Wreszcze ostatniego dnia
ostatniego dnia rzek} gosp o.
darz do s}ugi: 1wanie, widzisz
-jaki to szkaradny na}og
pijadstwo. No. przyjaciel A.
leksandrowicz jest znowu
pijany. ia mnsz7 jechat do
miasta. Gdy sic przebud>i
daj mu tylko prostej w6dki,
DO chcia{bym przynajmniel
ostatniego dnia z MIN pomo-
wit." .....+.f.
Aleksandrowicz budzi sic i
dostaje mimo przeklehstw
tylko proste, w3dki. T1zezwy
tedy, jak mysz koscielna, o.
czekuje swego Przyjsciela.
Wreszcie zajezdza w6z, W.
rzednik wybiega ma dziedzi-
nice - splujna} tylko. DO
na)dro3szy przyjaciel leza} ma.
wozie pelniutehki jak beczka.
! TAX wiec urlop sic skod-
cyl i p. Aleksandrowicz mu-
sia} odjechat do Petersburga,
ME ,~n6wiwszy ami s}owa ze
swoim przyjacielem."
Prsyjmi1 Pan mole serdeosn .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

Ii innych lcdzi, potrzebnych
do najpotrztbniejszvch zaku~
pow. caly Gas jej zna)mowa-
ly.
luz szese miesiecy latal tax
|Szibr;k ! iona pc magazy
mach, a mimo tego jeszcze
po}owy najpotrzebniejszych
rzeczy ME zakup'li.
Pewnego wleczora wycho~
dill Szibrik z iona re skladu
ku$nlerskiego, gdzje iona "a
mowi]a futro.
- Trzeba nam sic spieszyt
- m6wila - jubiler dial mi
znat, re ma try Przesliczne
perry, ktore u niego pewna
ksiezna hapdluje.>
Dobrze. dobrze, idz, mole
dziecko. ia tn zaczekam ia
cieb;e pred sklepem.
Mloda .kobieta wesz'a do
sklepu, a on pozostal cparty
O naroznik domu.
Wtem nagle poczu} jakby
lekkie dotkniecie W okolicy
kieszeni. Odwr6cit sic nag}e
i ujrzal. jak jakas .ciemna
postac tuz PREY MIN zapadla
sic W ziemie. Szibrik poznal
W niej starego djabta, ktory
mu swego czasu dal ow9
zlowroga ~portmonetke.
S'egna} do kieszeni i -
dozna} uczucia niewyrowie-
dzianej b}ogosci: niewyczer-
pane zr6dlo pieniedzy zniklo.
D)abe] odkradl swoja por-
rmoaetke. P,ekto wycofalc
sic Z Interest,". chociaz pan
! Sz'brikowa. iak to juz mad
mienilismy, nawet po|owy
najpotrzebniejszych rzeczy
ieszcze ME zakupi}a.