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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
ANOTHER
AFTER THE
HONOR
Frank Zawadski, Prominent
Polish Hotel Keeper in
Gary, Makes His Formal
Entrance Into Mayoralty
Contest.

Tom Knots now has formal opposi-
ton for the democratic nomination for
mayor of Gary. 1t has been a long
time coming but it has arrived at last
The opposition@ comes ! in the person
of Frank Zawadzki, who today makes
formal announceme In THE TIMES of
his candidacy. While other candidates
have talked of opposing Knots Mr..
Zawadski is the first to formally enter
the arena
Ex-Chicago Police Official.
Mr. Zawadzki came to Gary in 1906
and now conducts the New World hotel
He was formerly captain in the Chi
cago police department and during
Mayor DUNES administration he was
lieutenant of the detective bureau IN
charge of the foreign squad Capt
zawadzki is well known among the
Lake county democrats. In 1908 they
nominated him for county commits
sioner and in 1909 he was nominated
for city treasurer but Tom Knots
double CROSSED Zawadzki and threw
his support to Ernest c. Simpson. reia-
tive of Homer J. Carr. owner of the
| Gary Tribune. in return for Carr's sup
| port of Thorn Knots. city printing also
| figuring as consideration for tire
support.
Boss os the south End.
| Mr.. Zawadzki is president general OF
| the Lake county union of foreign socie-
ties and he is also one of the general
officers of one of the national Polish
societies. He has quite a reputation fol-
an orator. Mr.. Zawadzki is not only
the Polish leader in Gary but he is the
Ititular head of the various European
Traces in this county. That he has 6
lgood chance for winning the nomina
ton is conceded on all sides.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
CONTEST rs
STIRRING
HAMMOND

A third rail party by the name of
c. J, Sharp is making them sit up and
take notice of his live wire congre-
cation at the Calumet Avenue Chris
ton church. With 900 in Sunday school
last Sunday he set a record for the
Calumet region and this he plans to
smash to smithereens tomorrow.
brass band of 22 pieces is to blare
forth Sunday morning rendering clas-
steal marches and stirring religious
songs
BY the good will of other Protestant
churches in Hammond Sharp is being
greatly aided in his effort to have a
thousand and two hundred at Sunday
school. If in proportion to the energy
extended people respond as they did
be not less than 1900
Practically every one eligible to a
Bible school has received post cards
by this time inviting them to attend.
AS Sharp considers to be under that
head, the mail carriers in the city have
been somewhat overwhelmed this
week. AS it stands now Hammond has
a larger Sunday school than any
church in Chicago and many another
big city. The high water mark for In
diana was reached last week when
Hammond caught up with the school
it is contest with.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
Police Notes.

Bob Jackson of Hammond was ar
rested this afternoon on a charge of
drunk and disorderly.
The case of the city against Sam
walper was continued until Saturday,
at this mornings session of the city
court.
Frank westfall. who was arrested
Wednesday on warrant obtained by
his wife, paid the $50 and costs and
was liberated on parole this morning,
Jail sentence being suspended.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31

Mrs. Mika Zigich. who is employed
as a domestic in the home of her
brother in Gary. has brought suit for
divorce, charging her husband, George
with desertion. They were married in
1902. and according to her complaint
separated in March, 1907. They have
no children. She is represented by the
law firm of Lee & Palmer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
NEW ASSOCIATION.

Indianapolis. Ind. May 31.-The in
dependent business mems association of
Gary has been incorporated with no
capital stock. 1t is started for social
and political purposes. The directors
are Max Barkon. BENZ. ]. Laube, Leo E.
Deutch. Michael Levy. Ignatz Kramer.
John Zeliska and Sam Wolberg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
NEW CASES FILED.

1o549 Groom 1)-Mika Zigich (Lee &
Palmer) VS.. George Zigich. d.
vorce.
1850 Groom 2)-The Edmund Company
CO. c, White) VS.. J. L. Hoffman.
Appeal.
1851 (room 2)-Alma Dewes (Fred
Barnett) VS.. F. NJ. O'Connen. APP
peal
1882 Groom 3)-Emil Minas George
sheerer) VS.. Samuel Trupp. APP
peal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
DISSOLVES THE
INJUNCTION

Valparaiso, Ind. May 31.--Judge Tut
hill dis dissolved the injunction of the
Chicago Telephone company against
the South Shore Electric Railroad COM
pany. The South Shore road had been
granted franchise to lay tracks by
the city of East Chicago. A conduit
of the telephone company was in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31

way of the traction company, and the
city ordered 1t moved. The suit was
brought to prevent the conduit from
being disturbed by the defendants and
failed in It's purpose.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
HEARS ARGUMENTS
IN LAND CASE

Judge Harry b. Tuthill Is today
hearing arguments in the case Of Car
son against Hequembourg, better
known as the Tolelston Gun club case.
At previous trial verdict was Civ
en- by jury for the plaintiff The de-
tense asks for new trial. Peter
Crumpacker is appearing for the plain
tiff and John II. Gllett for the defend
ant-Valpo Vidette.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
Gets Good News.

Mrs. Conrad. 322 Hanover street, has
received word from her son, George
of the L. S. marines. that he is out of
danger He is at the Brooklyn navy
ward and doctors had given him up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31

letter to Timothy. Rev. Meekr referred
with deep feeling to the part taken by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31

Is your house colo when you reach
homer Get a Gas Heating Stove.-No.
Ind. Gas & Elec- Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
IT szr@ TrsRg--=
SUPERIOR n0llDTQ
ar1d CIRQUE VVUflEO
Sues for Divorce.

1ss7-state VS.. Jack Lazar. Bind over.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31
DIR. LEEDY

Suite 80 and 80, Rimbach Building,
lover Lion Store)
HAMMOND, INDIANA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-31

Roscoe E. Woods was made the head
of a committee to arrange for the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
Five Hundred Automobile Own
ers Spend Day Working
STATE GOOD ROADS DAY.
Set Apart by Governor of
Washington-'Good Roads
in Schools, and Everywhere,
One County Spends Millions.

Spokane. Wash, May 3l.-Five
hundred Spokane automobile on ners
donned overalls and Jumpers Satir-
day and spent the GA as common
lat smootnin. oat the r.u.1t
spots IN the highways II Spokane
county.
Govern Ern2St Lister. By p~roclanl.-
tiol. had SCI apart tie day Cor u
state vide observance Of GOOD roads
lriAtjples. Man, public schools hcl.
exercises in which the dement's u bet
ter highways We're old.
Under the guidance II the Spokane
County Good a Association. a
big organization of citizens had been
effected for d practical observance II
the day by performing rlanCal labor
One hundred automobiles, carrying
five men each, left tile city at S
o'clock this morning with a compile
ment of picks, shovels and dinner
pals. There was no return 10 the
city for cold meal and enough sun
sequent recreation 10 make al hour
off duty.
Twelve separate routes were i'm
proved and repai ed during the day
under Straw Boss Frank w. Gilbert.
vice-president and secretary Of IN.
roads association. Each route com
priseS ten miles Of road, making Z
total Of 40 miles Of higway relieved
of rutS and rocks.
l.. w. Hutton, a millionaire mine
owner and capitalist. was the frs,
man to volunteer in the pick and
shOyel brigade. He had to work jus,
as hard on good roads day as il he
had needed money TO buy d sQuar.
meal.
Spokane county has a fund ~ s.
| mn 000 fnr rood Hotf 80 - - ,la 49,
two years, and enthusiasm in hi
!. work is at a high pitch. The count,
has a nucleus If permanent high
way totalling SO miles and voluntee
efforts are aiding materially to keeI
, them in good shape.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
IN New Form of indictment.
Says Judge Ferguson
DEPl0RES THE CHANGE
Believes Increase in Number of
Murders is ChargeabIe in
Part to Passing of the SOL
emn Formally.

Fayetteville, May 31.-In sentencing
three negroes convicted Of homicide to
states prison today, Judge Ferguson,
OF the Superior court, expressed with
considerable force the opinion that
the increase OF murders in due in part
to the replacing Of the old form Of
indictment with a new form which he
said treats murder as if it were no
more thansa petty offense. The read
ing of the old Indictment, said the
judge, was a serious matter, and car
ried a feeling of solemnity to all who
heard it and a arealization of the en-
Ormity Of his crime to the nan charg-
ed with taking human life.
At the conclusion of the expression
of this view. Colonel c. w. B%roadfoot,
the venerable dean of the Fayetteville
bar, asked Judge Ferguson's permits
sion to thank him therefor and stat
ed that he heartily agreed with the
judge. The Colonel declared that
| when a boy he often walked more
than a pile to hear the indictment
for murder read.
Judge Ferguson's remarks also in.
dicated that he does not think much
of the e~lectrOcutiOn law.
Three Sentenced to Pen.
Three negroes convicted earlier il
the week Of homicide were sentenced
to the penitentiary by Judge Fergu
sol in the Superior court today. viii
Ray and Mack JeSSup. for murder O
John Oates, were given fifteen ant
seven years, respectively. TheOdOr'
Lucas, who killed Gilbert McDougal
got seven years.
twelve gallons of whiskey, was give1
six months in Jail with the liberty o
the premises. Two physicians test
fed that he was unable to work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
FREIGHT RATE HOPES
NOT DEAD ALTOGETHER
Corporation Commission Holds An
other COnference-June "a Set For
Second Meeting.

Corporation Commission Holds An
other COnference@une "a Set For
Second Meeting.
The Chairman of the Corporation
Commission, Mr.. Travis. Mr.. w. L. Lee,
Commissioner and A. J. Maxwell.
clerk, spent Thursday and Friday OF
the past week in conference with the
freight traffice managers OF the North
Carolina lines at Old Point Comfort,
Va. in a further effort to arrive at
agreement as to adjustment OF inter
state rates to North Carolina points.
All of the North Carolina lines We're
repesented at the conference. Some
progress was made. and the
ton Commission was impressed tnat
there was a possibility Of final agree
ment sufficietn to justify a ~tlnu
Of the negotiations. n anotner con
ference will be held on June "a.
There has been no intimatlon OF q
time for the proposed extra session OF
he General Assembly but NOBODY Is
making any objection TO a settle1len'
of that matter ebfore Such an eApe-
dent is tried.
It is understood that a feellns gen
orally exists in the State departments
hat the State has remedies that nave
heen sanctioned by the ighes court:
and do no violence to those resiS'ihs
their publication.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
TWO CAROLINA PIONEERS.
BoOne and Henderson Opened up the
West to HOmcseekers Generations
Sentinel.

Winston-Salem Sentinel.
Richard Henderson,, Of Granville
countj. and Daniel Boone. Of Rowan
were the ~ -ginal figures in the W Il
ern expansion of this country. The
one was 2 co!onizer. the other q path
finder.
OF these W men Boone has enjoy
ed the greater reputation. He was
the more romantic figure. picturesque
and thrilling.
In 1853 France Welded to England
the great country between the Ale
ghanies and the Mississippi. Daniel
Boone was then living at Holman :
Ford on the Yadkin. He set y for
the west in May. I.b9. and for two
years he explored the Kentucky Will
derness. In March. 1875. Boone. Hen
derson and Nathaniel Hart bought
| the Kentucky domain from the Cher
okees for $4,000 in goods.
Boone went ahead with thirty aN-
men and hunters and mad a tran IN
to Kentucky. Henderson .oilar,
with thirty ~colonists. Thus was a be-
| ginning made Of settlement IN he
Kentucky region.
Prof. Henderson. Of 81 State Uni
y~erSltv. says: Daniel Boone Will al
ways remain = romantic and lnSpirInG
figure in the pioneer history of Amer
lean expansion. Though not prima-
rilv q constructive agent Of c~iNIllzf-
ton. he was nevertheless the pilot 1,
h promised land.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
GARRISON At SALISBURY.
Secretary OF War Chats Freely Nhile
Waiting Between Trains.
tSracial 10 News and Observer. ,

May 31.-Secretary of
war Garrison spent a short time in
Salisbury late las night between
trains. He took a short walk. con-
versed in a friendly manner with citi-
zens he CHANGED 10 meet. ana eS-
pressed much interest IN tne cl.s ana
~ hio Shops Of the Southern at
and expressed surprise at
the large crowd of negroes celebrating
Decoration Day. He chatted 1reely
with several young S~alisourlans VINO
climbed into his car.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
GENERAL. SUPERINTENDENT
RAILWAY NAIL SERVICE

Washington, May 31.-Alexander
II. Stephens was today appointed tx
Postmaster General Burleson general
superintendent Of the Railway Aatl
service. vice Theodore ingalls,.
Mr.. stephens al present ~ district
superintendent OF the Railway Mail
service at san Francisco. Mr.. IN
gals Will be appointed d district ~
p~erintendenc
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
FOUR GRADUATES ARE
FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Richomnd, Va. May 3l.-Four
Young ladies from North Carolina Will
graduate next Monday from the
Woman's College, Of this city. Ihey
are Misses Lena and Alice Hatcher
of Brim: Miss Vira Warren, OF cone
toe: Miss L.antinie Williams, OF klt-
trell. There are forty-five young Ia
dies altogether in the graduating
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
JUDGES NOT NFiLI.IBLE.

News and Observer inquiries If
Judges are infallible. At the risk Of
being had up" for contempt OF court
we want to reply that they are not
NSW Bern Journal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03
GOES UP HEAD.

President Finley's report on South.
crn prosperity fairly routes Jim Hill
from the head of the little sunshine
class.-Washington Post.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-03

When big fnanclerS agree 70 p"oi
their interests It uSualiy nloaS '"
s,a.LS are about 10 be watered.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
UcZcie sic pc angielsku f!

Wyuczvmy Wa listownie,
" %aszym wolnym %czasis, "
trzech mies,qoach, nietylko mo.
vic, czytat / pisac pc angiel-
skin, lecz W ciagu nauki przes py-'
tania i odpow;edzi kt6re twicze.
MA (preparowane ola kaidego
ucznia. Z osobna) zawieraia, pozna~
jenny vase zdolnosci stan l dora
danny l instruktujemy Was sto.
sownie. Przez co jeste6my " moz~
no6ci pokaza6 VAN najszybsza i
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa chec jak l .~zaufanie
do naszej melody w}asnie " ciagu
naukl SIG pokazuia.
Plszcie przekonajcie sie o naszei
nlezr6wnanej prawnle zastrzezonej
metodzie. Przedwstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy kazdemu zupe}nie bez.
p}4tn,e. w razie gdyby6cie tako-
W. uxnali Observation-Disclosures to
przynaimniej ME bedziecie AMI je.'
dnego ceuta stratni. Adresuicie:
NarOdOWa SZkOfa JeZyk6W
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
ILL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
DZia1a natYchln iastOWO.

VIM. Rademaoher, SO W. aga.
nj. oglsszs, he ~POJEDYNCZA
}~agodnego buekthorn
bark, glyceryny, i'd, gdy zmie-
.szana v Adler-i.ka, nlemieckie le-
karstvo No appendicitis, lecsy "a
pohanie Tub gaxy " 1oiadku ~
PELNIE. Wielu ludziom " Wi-l
monte ono pomogfo. (ADv),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
Co p%OWinnismy jesc2

w ~ JcoCH3A
Najlatwiejsza odpowiedz,a ma
to zapytanle jest: ,,W1a6clwe pro-
dukty spozywCze ! tYlko lyle, lie
lotrzebujemys'. Toby mas utrzy-
ma}o PREY dobrym zdrowiu bsrdzo
d}ugo. wlisiiciwy poRarm Jest ten,
kt6ry wan ME sskodsiii HE spra,
via. tadnych zaburzef, ciezko6cl j
o~piesxa1o9ci. Me musicie sic przes
jadac. Jezeli wtencfas zauwazycie
re to1adek VASE ME dzlata akurat.
ole, lub odczuwacie jakies zaburze-
ME w%netrzno6ci, uiyjcle natych-
mast Trinera Amerykahsklego Eli
xiru Gorzkiego Wilma. On wyczysci
organY trawienia usunie przycsy.
ne zaEurzen. On podnieci te orga-
ny do piracy j zapobiegnie zatwar-
dzeniu innym trudno6ciom ,trawle-
MIA. Jest on bardzo. dobrym " cho.,
robach 4o}adka i w~netrzno6ci, jak
r6wniez nerwowoscl i bezkrwisto6.
CT. w Aptekaeh. Jos. Tr;ner, 1893
1889 So. Ashland Ave-, Chicago,
Ill.
Trinera Liniment jest birdzo
silnym i czesto przYnori zupe}na
ulge po jednorazowYm natarciu.
. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
ZaWiadomienie.

.e~- u ~.
Wyk}a1y pc wakacyach
" Seminarvum Polskiem "
Orchard Lake, Mich, roz.
poczna sic dnia 5.go Wrse6-
MIA ma wszystklch wydzia-
ZACH. 20 warunki, wskaz6wki
i wszelkie, informacye MALE
~ sic zglaszac do zarzadu
SeminarYum pod adresem:
!. Rev. Witold Buhaczkowski.
Rector Of Polish Seminary
Orchard Lake, Michigan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

OAW OAAAO - 81 ~ A1OSA
kryl p. Meciej pod piaszczy.
klein c~hwilowegn u5miechu,
co 90 smuciio, a podziekowa-
wszy "a niezas}uzona wcale
zyczliwo6t %zapewni}, IL czuje
sic zupe}nie szcze6l'wym,
zwlaszcza, ze doczekal tel
wielkiej pociechy, il W miej.
see jego syn Woiciech pod
wodza nieocenionego jene-
ra}a Ojczyznie s}uzyc mo-
Z /. s 60
70.
A .prawda, Wojciech
rzek}-na to 2 najwieksza Ia
.skawo6cia Dabrowski; = po-
znalem go blizej, prawdzi-
vie rycerski. chlopak, syn
wcale nleodrodny; daily nam
Bog .jsk .%na]wiecej. takicb.
.Zapewne radziby6cie ~jeszcze
? SODA pogawedzic nieco.
Spieszze wiac, moi drogi, DO
oddzia}, W kt6rym Wojciech
siuzy, przeznaczony pod Cru
dziadz j dis jeszcze wyr"-
sly ma miejsce przeznacze.
MIA.
Uk%cisnawszy. podana sobie
ma pozegnanie, dion jenera}a,
.EiE -. ~ ~ - 80 =. -
opuscii r.. Maciei sale ratu'
szowq i poszed} sobie zwolna
do domku swego PREY Domi:
nikanach.
R6wnocze6nie z p. Macie-
jem stanaI Wojciech W domu,
ably sic. =: swymi jeszcze
pr2ez pare goblin ucieszyc.
Pon,ewaz Wpiciech .juz po-:
przednio byil opowiedziai po
najwiekszej cze5ci wszystko,
co sic jego powodzenia W woi.
niedotoczy}o / nawzaiem usly
sza{ z ust olca i rodzehstws,
go : familii lub
przyiaci6l z%najomych grona.
mog}o, przeto zwr6-
ella sic teraz NOVA przewaz-
ma ]enerala ~Dabrowskiego i
jemu podw}adnych dow6dz
COW; mianowicie ME m6g}
sic Maciej :dosyc nadziwit z
tego, ze ienerai wcale sic
ME zestarza}. Powiadam wam,
dzieci kochane. m6wi},
jeneral Dabrowski, ia
kimem dis 60 widzia', zu-
pe}nie ten sam, co pred one
trzynastu laty kiedym to ia
podobnie jak ty dis Wojcie-
chu s}uzy} pod jego sztanda-
rem; on TAXI zdr6w, TAXI sill
ny, czerstwy ! zywy, a ia
JUL ma pol zgrzybia'y i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11
Odrazajace PLAINLY ma
tWarZy

~
zosta}y. ~wyleczone przez Drs. Hob
soma Eczema Ointment, kt6ra leczy
wszelk,e wYr.uty sk6rne. Me ma
.rozn'cy jak d}ugo cierpieliscie ma.
dwier.bienia, popalenia, i p,peka-
ME sk6ry, przJ }oio,e tylko Dieco
tego gojac.go 6rodka, ORA Hob
soma Eczema O,utmert . rany !,
dolegliwosci ustapi4 z~upelnie. Co.:
jenie rozpocznle sic " tel m:nucle'
Doktorsy uaywaja jej v swe]
praktyce i polecaja ja. Pan Sher.
man, : Littletown, Pa, pow,ada:
:, Miaiem wysypke na czole: Dr'a.
Hobson'a Eczema Ointment wyle,
oxylc j4 " dwuch tygodniacb."
Gwarantowana r. pomona albo
pleu,qdse bed4 svrdoone. u. sp..
tekarzv slbo pr.ex poczte. Cena
SOC. Pfelffer Chemical CO., Phi.
adelphia i St. Louis.
Advertisement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

Ia NAO0S III
.Che}mnian, ci 2 podw6jnYm
zapaiem haknelj ma nowo jak-
by z jednego garlia; MECH
lyle nasz obrohca, jenera}
Dabrowski; MECH zyje!!" Ia.
kie i tym podobne wiwatys
poprzeplatane wiwatami ma.
Geese Napoleona towarzyszy}y
szeregom polskim az do 6rod-
ka miasta, gdzie rynek wspa-
nisly iak tylko lima i W tax
k16tkim czasie MONA by}o
najlepiej przystroic, czeka}
dzielnego wodza,' by go W
przepysznym .~ratuszu uczcic
zgotowana ma predce biesia.
da.
-
! Skoro jenera} Dabro 0ski
20 SSwita swoja stanaf ma
sail W posr6d zebra
nych ma niej najznakomit-
szych obywateli miasta, "a:
rznela kapela ,,Jeszcze Poi
ska nie zgine}a" a nieprzej-
rzane tlumy ludu i zolnierzy
towarzyszyly. muzyce jedno-
g}oSnym 6piewem, i znowu
powt6rzy}y sic wiwaty. Jene-
raj kaza} sobie tymczase1n 2
bolei przedstawic mieszczah-
ska starszyzle. Nagle zwr6.
Gil sic W strone sail gdzie ma
uboczu stall jaki6 legio,
nista z slwym zawiesistym
wasem, oparty ma grubej Sc
katej lasce, czekaiac spokoj.
ME, ws}awiony jenera} do ME-
go zwr6cic sic raczyl.
Me bY} to innv, jak nasz pan
Maciej, kt6remu W kurcie
zo}nierskiej dziwnie pieknie
by}o do twarzy. Chociai M
zewnatrz zachowa} spok6j
wszelki, przec;ez oko jego
zdraJza1o, re W duszy bawi]
sic nowem ~niezwyk}em u.
czuciem, a i "a zmarszczka
mi pokrytem oblic2u iego o
sadly lekki rumien;ec dowo-
dill wyraznie, ze na1zwyczaj
nego dozna1 wrazenia. Wy.
prostowany zo}nierskim zwy
czajem Wvglada{ szcze6llwej
chwjli, gdzieby oko W oko
:m6g} pc tylu latach ma nowo
ogladat jenerala swego' Ten
spostrzeg}szy p. Macieja, ma
%tychmiast poskoczy} z otwar-
temi ramiony ku MENU, j
biorac W objecia swoje PREY
vital 60 g}o6no jake ,~,zbawce"
swego.
Me mule stad pomiedzy
obecnymi ~powsta}o zdziwie
ne. Mkt BOWEN : bogat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-11

WlARUS",
mieszczan nie zna}
p. Macieja, a ci, co go
znali, tylko z rozlicznych U.
czynk6w milosierdzia, jake
30 ca}em wy6wiadczal mie6cie
j chatkach ubogich rybak6w;
Mkt zas ME wiedziai, " ja'
kim on stosunku do jenera.
Ia ~Dabrowskiego zostawal.
Wpradzie ME bylo tajnem
nikomu, IL pod MIN walczyl
"a Ko6ciuszki powtania i pc
W obczyznie, az ranny
W noge, stat sic niezdatny
do dalszej 2o}nierki, lecz mad.
to mic wiecej nie hy}o 0 MIN
wiadomo.
GdY vice p. Maciej, tax
serdecznie przez Dabrowskie-
go p%rzywitany, ~wypowiedzia}
slow -kilka ola uczczenia swe.
go niegdy6 jenera}a, a tenze
odpar} poufnie: Daj pok6j,
drogi Maciejp, tytu}om i po-
chwa}om; wszak gdyby ME
ty dawnc bylaby ze mnie
tylko garstka popio}u; tobie
przeto Geese sic nalezy, kt6-
rae niniejszem " obec wszyst-
kich oddaje cieszac sic. re
takim sposobem choc ably
czasteczke d}ugu wdzieczno
Sci sp}acic ci moge; wtedy o
czy wszystkicL zwr6cone by
fy juz tylko ma p. Macieia.
Kazdy pragna} blizej zapo'
znac sic z stsrcem tax wiel
CO uczczonym przez uwiel-
bianego powszechnie jenera'
Ia; kazdy byl clekawy us}y-
sizes z ust lego blizsze obja-
5nieni6 slow ~Dabrowskiego i
ola tego teraz 2 naiwiekszem
uszanowaniem kIaniali mu
sic juz zdala najpierwsi ME.
szczanie, poaczas gdy daw
niej tylko ubodzy go zna.
Ii.
Oczywi6cie, zaszczyt, jaki
spotkal p. Macieia, i ma MIN
ME zostal be- szczeg6lniejsze.
go wrazenia. Wszelako N.Y.
sic mocno, ktobY prey
puszcza}, IL starry p. Maciej
ztad sobie cos wnosil lub.
czul sic ola tego wywyzszo.
Przeciwn;e: p. Maciej
cieszy} sic wpradzie, il ma no..
wo ogladal dzielnego wodza,
pod kt6rym nieiedna stoczy}
b6jke byl szcze6liwy, il m6g}|
z MIN pom6wic. Atoli ola te
go ME wynosi} sic, ME wysu