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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
OIL INSPECTION
ON SLIDING SCALE
Enterprise Bed Co. Shows
That Is Is the Victim of
Discrimination.
COMPANY WANTS IT EXPLAINED
Deputy Oil Inspector Graessle Got
Busy and Mandatory Got It
In the Neck.
COMPANY WANTS IT EXPLAINED

One of the most outrageous cases Of
discrimination is charged by the En-
terprise Bed company. one of Ham
mond's prosperous Industries The
Standard oil company, If President
Locklins story be true, is guilty of
henious tactics and it is up to the In
diana deputy oil inspector, J. G. Graes-
sele to make some lucid explanation of
his action. In a letter to THE TIMES,
Mr.. Locklin says:
Office, Enterprise Bed Co, Ham
mond, Ind. Editor, TINES: For many
years the Enterprise Bed Co. of this
city purchased the naptha used in its
plant from the Standard Oil Co., but
on account CT their not giving US the
benefit of a decline in price. which was
accorded to others, we have of late
been getting our oil from an independ-
ent company in Chicago.
During this time the Standard Oil
Co.'S statesmen have called on US sew
eraI times in an effort to get back our
trade. but without success, we being
satisfied with the square dealing Of the
Chicago firm.
We are led to believe that the Stand
ard Oil men then mace complaint to
the state oil inspector that we were
buying naptha not bearing the Indiana
state inspectors seal, for recently Mr..
John G. Graessele, deputy oil inspector
Of Chesterton, Ind, called and Informed
us that we were using ten barrels OF
naptha per month, purchased from the
Keystone Co of Chicago, and that fl
would cost US for the necessary Indi-
ana inspection on that oil. 40 cents pei
barrel for the first two barrels, 2C
cents per barrel for the next eight bar
rels, 10 cents per barrel for the next
fifty barrels, and so on down as larg-
er quantities are purchased. This scale
applies to every shipment
Now see the result of the workings
of this law: The Standard Oil Co. pay
the Indiana inspection, but as they
are enabled to handle a vast volume
/ of oil in barrels this sliding scale re
| duces the cost of said inspection to
practically nothing, if it is inspected
1 at all We buy in fve-barrel lots anC
1 so are fined by the state of indiana
! S14O on each shipment or in othel
words, for not buying Of the STANDARD
/ Oil Co.
What we would like to know is
Have we a legislature whose sole pur
/ pose along TINS llne Is 70 dElNe Oul III
dependent oil concerns? The deput!
oil inspector lives in Chesterton, ant
we shall have to shut down our plan
until he gets time or sees fit to com
/ 10 Hammond and inspect each shipment
! We would like to ask our legislator
which course we shall pursue so a
| to keep within the law: Pay stat
fine Of $40 for each fve-barrel ship
ment of oil we receive. or shut dow
our factory twenty times a year unit
| the inspector can come from Chester
ton to inspect the Independent napths
or buy from the Standard oil Co. an
put it in their power to again an
again discriminate against US in tn
price Of their product?
ENTERPRISE BED co.
GEORGE c. LOCKLIN,
President
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
GARY HAS
POOR CHANCE
Gov. Marshall Expresses
His Opinion on Ques-
tion of Courts
Great Cost.

The three days allotted to Gov
ernor Thomas R. Marshall to sign the
Garry and Hammond bills will be up
Tuesday. There are ominous reports
coming from the state capital which
indiiate that both bills are in danger.
On the very best of authority The
Times learns that the Gary bill is
quite likely to be vetoed by the gov
ernor. The Hammond bill is in al
most as precarious a condition.
STUNNED ECONOMY.
The house and senate have been
most prodigal in the establishment of
courts over the state. Governor Mar
shall figured yesterday that it would
cost the people of Indiana $50 900 for
the salaries of judges for the courts
which have already been established
by the Indiana solons.
TURNED DEAF EAR.
The Indiana legislature has turned
a deaf ear to the opportunities of
the governor, in that they remember
their pledges to the people and strive
for a more economical administration
of affairs. The haphazard policy of
establishing courts wherever a com
munity could get together a lobby of
respectable proportions regardless of
the necessity for additional court ia
cilities meets with the decided dfsap-
proval of the governor.
TIPTON WANTS COURT.
Yesterday "the straw which broke
the camers back came in the way OF
information to the effect that the city
OF Upton had sent to Indianapolis a
strong lobby to fight for a separate
circuit court at that place.
The governor made the statement yes
terday that If the legislature proposes
TO force him to keep the promises the
democratic party has made to the peo-
pie of Indiana he would not hesitate
to take the bull by the horns, or words
to that effect
WILL BE HELD TODAY.
The public hearing regarding the
Linton court bill will be held today
After that the governor will come t.
final decision. He will give ex-
preston to that decision before mex
Tuesday The whole Calumet regior
is likely to be surprised when the
governor acts. Private advices re.
ceived by THE TIMES indicate the
worst
The governor stated yesterday tha
he could build up a strong politica
machine by appointing judges in al
of the counties in which additiona
court facilities are sought, but he doel
not propose to do so.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
Theater Now Ready

The workingmen who have been
rushing things in an effort to get the
new Biou theater in readiness for the
entertainment this evening, are now
through and the magnificent new vau-
deville house, which win be opened to
the public this evening, is ready for
the crowds. The seats were all set
last night and the place is now ready
for the raising of the curtain The
program this evening will be excellent
and many Hammondites are planning
TO go just TO get a peep at the beauti-
full new pleasure house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
DISCUSS PROPOSED
SANITARY DISTRICT
Men From Calumet Region
Gather at Indiana
Harbor.
Mr.. A. M. TURNER PRESIDES
Attorney A. N. Gavit of Whiting al
Indianapolis Where He Will
Place Matter.
Especial to THE T1MEs.l


Indiana Harbor, Ind. Feb. 20.-Twen-
ty citizens of Gary, Whiting. Hammond
and East Chicago met in NJ. Stern
berg's restaurant on Michigan avenue
last evening to consider the bill pre-
pared by Mayor Becker, of Hammond,
for the creation of a sanitary district
in Lake county Mr.. Sternberg served
an excellent lunch, during which brief
talks were made by A. NJ. Turner. of
Hammond, and F. n. Gavit of Whit
ing Mr.. Turner presided at the meet
ing in the absence of President T. NJ.
c. Hembroff of the Calumet Deep Wa
terways association. who was taken
suddenly i'll late yesterday afternoon
The general expression was that the
soon a sanitary district could be ere
ated in this corner of the state and
the publication of old Lake Michigan's
waters commenced, the better it would
be for the general health of the com
munity There was no tagging of in
terest throughout the session and
when Mr.. Turner suggested that the
bills prepared be placed in the hands
of the legislators, the motion quickly
followed and was passed without a
dissenting voice.
Mr. Gavit, of Whiting, declared his
intention of going to Indianapolis on
the midnight tran last night, and the
bills were placed in his hands for prop
er disposition before the legislative
| body.
The sanitary district proposed in
cludes that portion of the Calumet re-
gion on the Indiana side of the state
line. and with the Chicago branch OF
the National Association of Commerce
working towards a similar district for
Illinois, general impetus should be
gwen the sanitary project.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
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Attorney D. z. Boone, prosecuting
attorney. denies positively that he has
volunteered his services to William Ga
gle. the self confessed murderer of
Lizzie Schroeder of Tolleston.
Mr.. Boone saw the story in local and
Chicago papers stating that he had
volunteered to defendt the brute who
has assaulted so many little girls in
this vicinity, and he Immediately took
the opportunity to deny the report abb
solutely.
"As soon as 1 heard of the capture of
the murderer" said Attorney Boone,
Il went to Prosecuting Attorney Char
les Greenwald and offered my services
to aid in the prosecution, if 1 could
be of any assistance to the states at
torney's office.
Couldn't Hire Him.
There is not money enough in the
country to induce me to make a fight
to save the life of such a wretch, pro-
viding there was no doubt in my own
mind as to his guilt In fact, 1 would
be willing to pay money out of my own
pocket if an emergency made public
donations necessary, to insure eagles
being brought to justice"
While Attorney Boone realizes that
every man is entitled to his day in
court and to an attorney to defend him
he has enough regard for the ethics
of his profession to refuse to take g
case of the kind for the advertising
he would get out of it.
Attorney Clarence Bretsch, who has
been retained by William eagle, the
pervert and self-confessed murderer
announced today that he would make
an attempt TO have him sent to tbs
insane asylum until his condition i:
sue hthat he can be released. Mr.
Bretsch is determined not to have the
man hung, and on the other hand h
was equally determined to have The
man confined in the insane asylum, TO
a certain length of time at least
Believes He Has Good Case.
7 have the best possible case of in
sanity" said Mr.. Bretsch and 1 fee
! confident that can save his head from
/ the gallows His actions in bringing
! the girls from South Chicago way ou
! to Tolleston to commit his crimes; tn
( fact that he committed them in tn
! same manner. shows that he is insan
without a doubt His companions an
! those who have known him for year
! nave called MIN 0EdINt Bill dllHoNR
he was generally considered harmless
The first action I will take Will b
/ to secure a change of venue and
viii take the case to Porter count
where it will probably be tried in tn
circuit court I will then enter a pie
of not guilty on the murder charg'
and also plea Of insanity. The pie
of not guilty is merely a formal ac
tlon
i will tell the jury that I do nc
propose to ask them for a moment I
turn that brute loose and allow him t
mingle with society. If he were fre
this moment and the opportunity al
| forded, have no doubt but what n
would commit another crime of tn
same nature. What I want is for hin
to be taken to an insane asylum wher
he can be treated for his condition. II
may have TO remain there for life. bt
still it is possible that he may be cure
so that in time he can be released.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
FIGHT CALLED OFF
Clabby and Anderson Bout
Not to Occur.

The fight between Jimmy Clabby and
Mark Anderson, which was to have
been scheduled for next Wednesday
night at West Hammond. has been
called off and the two fighters will
probably not meet.
The promoters of the West Ham
mond bouts have secured in Ander-
sons stead Young Gilmore of Chicago.
whom they think will make a better
drawing card anu. viii be more nearly
in CIabby's class.
The date has not been set for the
Gilmore fight but it will probably be
pulled off in the near future The two
men viii fight at 136 pounds. and it is
said by those who know that 1t will
be one Of the best bouts that has yet
been pulled off in this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
Lobbyists All Come Back.

The democratic lobbyists. who have
been in Indianapolis all week doing
all in their power to prevent the gov
ernor from signing the Gary bill for
a superior court. returned to this city
last night Among those who have
been working valiantly for Hammond
and its court and who returned yes
terday. were Attorney J. G. Ibach, Ed
ward Simon and John Gavit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT

544S. Stiff socticj VS.. the Indiana
Steel company. Personal injury.
SAG. Catherine Mccormick VS..
Frank J. Sheehan and John Lyddick.
Appeal
$3.50. State of Indiana, ex rel Fred
Barnett, administrator estate FHlipo.
Contania, deceased VS.. the Bankers
Surety company. Suit on bond.
5451. Sam Ableman vs.. Otto Haeh-
mel. executor of the estate of Michael
Guenther. Claim file
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
Let Brewery Contract Today

The directors of the Hammond Brew
ing company met at the office of E. A.
Kinkade this afternoon to let the con-
tract for the building of the new brew
cry in West Hammond. The bill which
was introduced by Senator Bowser. re-
quiring brewing companies across the
Illinois line to pay a $1,000 license on
all wagons coming into Indiana. was
discussed by those present and steps
will be taken to find out just who has
inspired such a measure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
A NEW DEPARTMENT.

The CHICAGO BustNess College Of this
city Will add drawing to its courses of
study March /. 1909. and place this de-
partment under the hand of a competent
draughtsman. graduate of the Car
negie Polytechnic Institute of Pitts
burg, Pa. For information write to
Mr.. F. NJ. Elliott. business manager.
Hammond. Ind. and look for advertise
ment next week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
Justices Off to Capital.

The Hammond. East Chicago and
Gary justices will go to indianapolis
the first of the week to fight the rep
resentatives of the marriage trust at
the capital. who are lobbying against
the bin which permits the issuing Of
marriage licenses from the clerks Of
flee in superior courts. The fight next
week, they say, will be a memorable
one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
GACLE IS INDICTED
At CROWN POINT
Attorney Bretsch of Gary Will Make
Attempt to Save Pervert's Life By
Having Him Sent to the Insane
Asylum-Believes That Monster
Is Quite Crazy.
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Especial to The Times.)

Especial TO The Tfmes.)
Crown Point, Ind, Feb. 90
The Lake circuit court grand
jury indicted William eagle
yesterday afternoon on IA charge
of murder In the first degree.
He will be held without bail in
the Crown Point jail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy today and
Sunday, with moderate
temperature.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-14

" stosunku do katolik6w |
ma 2. w p6lnocrej Dakocie
ma Z katolik6w przypada je-
den Polak, " Missouri ma
dziesieciu katolik6w jeden
Polak, tax samo " Teksas,
W Stanach na ''Dalekim Ia
chodzie" ;est ma 40 katoli-
|>k6w 1 Polak, W Michigan
ma 2 katolik6w 1 Polak, W
Indiana Ina 6. katol., w O.
hio to samo, W Pennsylvania
jeden ma trzech, W stanie
New Yofk-jeden Polak ma
Il katolik6w w ca}ych Sta
mach Zjednocronych co 35.ty
Polak, a so piaty kotolik to
take Po]ak.
Dzielac Stany, W kt6rych
Polacy najge6ciej So osiedle-
nj, ma Wsch6d i Daleki Ia
ch6d znajdujemy ma Wscho.
die michigan, Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, New York, N.
Jersey, Maryland, Delaware,
Po}udn. Stany i Nova An.
|glija) 451 osad polskich, 267
|koscio}6w i 299 ksiezy pol
|skich, ma Zachodzie (Teksas,
Arkansas, Wisconsin, Illinois
Minnesota, obie Dakoty, Me-
DrasKa iowa, missouri l
Kansas) $50 osad, 246 kos
ciol6w i PA ksiezy polskich,
wreszcie ma Dalekim Zacho-
|dzie 20 osad, 5 kosciol6w j
4 ksiezy polskich.
Jak trudno utrzymac Pola-
k6w W tropikalnych stanach
po}udniowych, wynika to z
faktu, re jest tam zaledwi e
10000 polskich osadnik6w.
L. %. - . .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-14
INDEPENDENCE Wis.

IL. SCyCLuld lSO0
Szanowua Redakcyo!
Dnia Ago b. m. wydarzy}o
sic tn nieszczeScie panu Leo.
nowi Tempskiemu. Podczas
gdy on by1 W kosc:ele, cor
ka jego wypusci}a byd}o a
zarazem ~niezauwazyla i ko.
MIA, gdy wrota ME byly zam-
kniete prey drodze kolejo-
wei.
Wrota, kt6re zwykle fanny
kaia gdy pociag przechodzi,
prawdopodobnie chlopcy,
kt6rzy wyszli ma p%olowanie,
zostawili otwarte, vice gdy
poc;ag na1szedi, a maszynis-
ia ale zauwarzy{, re ko1
stall IA torze, i dosta1 sic pod
maszYne ktora 20 o1rzuc:}a
i zabi1a ma miejscu; by1 to
najlepszy ko6 pana Temps
skiego. Kompania ME chce
dac wynagrodzenia bo po-.
wiada, 10 wrota powinny
bye zamkniete gdy pociag
ma przejezd1ac.
Pan Andrea Kupka, juz
cd czasu nawiedziienia cyklo-
nu ME ma zdrowia, lecz teraz
juz Cd 6 ciu miesiecy lezy
W }6zku bezwladny, doktorzy
juz go zupe}nie opuscili, ME
moze w1adac rekoma ami no.
gami. Ma ostatku %sprowadzi}
sobie z Winony oleju cd pa
ma w. Prochowicza kt6ry
to jest opatentowany jake
skuteczne lekarstwo ma reu-
m atyzm, i zdaje sic, ze gdy
przy tenn pozostanie to mu
powoli bedzie lepiej. Oby mu
Pan Bog: dial zdrowie jak
najpredzej.
Parafie nasza osi eroci} tu-
tejszy organista, DO mu tu-
tai widac by}o "a ciep1o,
vice dmuchna{ az do Mani
towoc szukac lepszego szcze-
scia.
TEN SAM
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-14
TEN SAM
Jak pan N0galski Wysz9df
ma tenn, re pOlskie naz-
WiskO sw0je ZamjeDif
D. ..E- j. i
ma niemieckie.
:

EEZapewne kazdy Una 6l!cz;
pa balade, zaczynajaca sic
Slowly: ,Wieczorem W ME-
dziele, PREY wiejskim kos.
ciele, dziad stoi i bile we
%dzwony". syn ukochany, ma
kt6rego wyksztalcenie rodzi-
CO prawie ca}y sw6j majatek
wydali powodowani nadzieja,
re ,,moze j ksiedzem costa:
ME syn ten W SWiecie zbu-
tnia}, %zapomnial Q rodzicach,
da4 i'm umrzec W nedzy,s az
sam MEDIA trapiony Wraca ]
pelen skruchy przyznaje Gle
do swego marnotrawnego ~
wota dziadkowi go bic we
dzwony" z powodu Smierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-14
RORESPONDENCYE
CHOJNICE, Nebr.

CHUdN1CE, NtDr'
9gc: stycznia, 1909.
Szanowna Re1akcyo VIA
rusa!
lima zawita}a do mas. ma
dobre; snieg pokry} ziemie,
mr6z da}'sie we znaki, teraz
najwygodniej jest siedzief
PREY kom!nku czytac jake
pouczajace ksiazki lub ga
zety, jak ma przyb}ad nasz
"Wiarus", kt6ry kosztuje
tylko $1.50 ma rok, a PREY
chodzi co tydz;e1. Jest W
MIN lyle ciekawvch rzeczy,
wiadomosci r6znych stron
naoko1c swiata i piekne po-
wie6ci, lecz niestety ME
.wszyscy o To dbadza, navel
tn u mas jest wielu polak6w,
kt6rzy ME abonuja zadnej
gazety, = chociaz czytac u
mica. Gdy takiemu movie
ably sobie gazette .2apisaf, to
on sic wymawia-w rozmaity
spos6b, re ME ma czasu czy-
tao, 20 "a wie1e kosztuje it'd.
it'd.
Me WIEN doprawdy, iak
TAXI cz}owiek moze sic bez
tego obyf, -a.=osobliwie teraz,
gdy W polu ME MONA pra-
cowac j wieczory d}ugie. W
takim domu spokoju ME mo-
ze bye, DO tam ME ma sczem
sic zajaG rodzina mic po-
zytecznego ] pouczajacego
ME us}ysyy, vice najcze6ciej
W takim domu kl6tnia i-swa-
ry zastepuja miejsce gazet.
Towarzystwo sw. Izydora
" dzien Nowego roku, ODDLY
10 sw6 roczne posiedzenie,
ma kt6rem zostali wybrani
nastepuiacy noWi urzednicy;
Prezydent Miehal Mendyk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-14

Vice PREF. Antoni Kami1ski
Jan Sawicki
Sekr. protok, Piotr Gappa
Sekr. finansowy Aug. Tes--
mar.
Marszafek Leon Tesmar
Opiekunowie kasy: Jan Go.
recki Wac}aw Rewulinski
Jsn Stanczyk.
Chcia1em jeszcze zwr6ci6
uwag9 szanownym Braciom,
IL kilku cz}onk6w ME jest
acknowledged znowo wybra-
nych urzednik6w, lecz MECH
oni sic nazbyt ME k}opoca,
wszystko p6jdzie W jak mai
lepszvm porzadku :
!. M. Mendyk
agent Wiarusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-14
Polacy W stosunku do 0.
g0fu katOlik0W am6ry-

kaiskiGh.
SWAT katolicki Stan6w
Zjednoczo nych ma szczeg6l-
Messy ~obowiazek zwr6cenia
ma. Polak6w baczniejszej
swojej uwagi. I
Gdziekolwiek bowiem pow
stafa tutaj jakas osada pol
ska, mysl o Bogu i zwiazek
z Koscio}em katolickim by}y
pierwsza osadnik6w troska.
Ma r6wni z dzielnymi Irland-
czykani wszystkich sill
swoich dazyli Polacy zawsze
do tego, sby woko}o swiatyh
katolickich urzadzic zycie
swe rodzinne i narodowe.
Ma $40 osad polskich many
til W Stanach Zjednoczonvch
521 koscio}6w katolickich i
SAG ksiezy. G ostatni So
4a&f%a.EEr" -. .-
duszpasterzami ola trzymil.
jonowej rzeszy katolik6w Po-
lak6w i zgodne wydaja swia-
dectwo 0 budujacej wierze i
~p,zywiazaniu ]udu polskiego
do WARY katolickiej.
Przytem Polacy, rozmilo-
go Hl=gs4.F.-#FF#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-14
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So Dc kolektowania
abonamentu WIARusA nastepujacy
naai agenci mieitoowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
COLUMBUS, Nebr., w ktor Tarasinsk
FRIED. N. Oak D. F. SzarkowsN,
GRRNv1LLE, S. OAK, Jozef Grubs =. , +
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Jan RQmbalski> j !;
= Michai Mish
Me}en, Wis, Teofi Derdowsk
MARLIN. Tex, S. P. Gorski
AANTICOKE, Pa, FIR. Jablonsk
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. F, F. Proch
OAK'HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
ST ANNA, MINI, Adam Waldowski
GREENHOUSE, Mimi, A. J. Kulas
BREMOND. Tex. Jan Fan
WARSAW, N. D.. Teodor Wysocki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-14

mix zawo1al 60 do sieb'e i o.
dezwa} sic do niego surowo:
- Coraz gorzej 2 wamj,
jak widze. Me dose, re W
domu m6wicie pc polsku,
ale, jak mi donoszq, i syna
swego ia polskq posyfasz
nauke religii. 80.
Zrazu ME m5gt sic pofa-
pac Nogalski i it, stal Gala
chwile jak os}upialy. Go?
czyby i W dziecinne sumie-
MIA wazierac sic mieli? cry
mole szpiegowac pods}uch''
wac 60 beda, W jakim jezy-
ku sic spowia1a modli?
Potem re }zami W ocZach
zawofa1:
- Ale, panic, zlitujcie sic,
przeciez matka Z dziecmi
pacierz pc polsku NOW, pc
2olsku je n%apomina 2ebv
Boga i b]iznich koche}y,
wszystkie tel drugie dzieci
W jezyku ojczystym przygo-
towane by}y do pierwszej
Komunii Sw, a tylko moi
Janek mia1by stanow;c wy
jatek!? Nauka- W. niemieckim
jezyku ME przeniknie do
serca jego, a chciatbym, ze"
by poczciwym zosta1 cz}owie-
klein.
- Co mi tam do tego! .
przerwaf MT naczelnik, jes-
tescie niemieckim urzedni- .
klein, to tez j. .dzieci vase
musza bye wychowane pc
niemiecku. Zreszta MECH
wyzsza w1adza rozstrzygnie.
Ale to wan juz z CORY moge
powiedzieG: jezeli syn wasz
ME bedzie uc1yf sic religii
pc niemiecku, pozegnajcie
sic z nadzieja, 10 kiedys EOS.
taniecie pakmistrzem.
Ledwo up}yna} tydzien, a
otto zjezdza .jakis rewizor z
Gda6ska .Nogalski must
pred MIN stanac. Rozpoczy-
naja sic znowu dfugie bada-
MIA, sypia sic napominania i
grozby. Nareszcie rewizor
o6wiadczy{ tax;
= Albo pred godzina
pierwsza p!rzyniesiecie mi
poSwiadczenie cd :swego pro.
boszcza, re syn wasz przy-
}aczony jest do niemieckiego
oddzia}u, albo W przeciagu
dw6ch tYgodni przesiedlony
bedziecie W oko]ice niemiec-
kie.
Majac tax n6z PREY gardle
.Nogalski ME radzac sic JUL
wcale Tony, bieiy do pleba-
nil i z p1aczem przedstawia
sprawe ksiedzu proboszczo-
wi. Ten uznajac przykre je-
go po}ozenie choe z b6lem
serca wygotowa} zadane swia-
doctwc j tylko %zalecil, zeby
iona " domu tenn pilniej u
czyla Jankaz polskiego ka.
techizmu, ably wedlug MOI.
noSci lynn skutkom wyp1y