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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26

Again did Dacey, the hefty local
ou. have a rabbit foot in his
90. hind nocket and an assortment Oh
.ono+od LENDERS in his good left
,a u,bon he faced Thomasville yes
...5av afternoon. He delivered the
I'D, FOR q shut-out against the Thorn
osville team in an eight inning game
Though the locals were outhit to the
LAVA Of .bingles to 2, Dacey's puz-
cling curves got the goat OF the Visit
ors He allowed only one base on balls
ord struck out eight men. Stiles, VINO
,nnosod him. was generous with free
ossos n first. having allowed four bat
tore to take this route, while he fan
ned only three.
With the wildness of Stiles, it was
fortunately not necessary for the To-
cals to hit the ball, as they merely
walked 10 first. Stiles lack of control
was largely responsible for the one
RIM scored by the locals, which was
enough to win the game.
Dacev was most effective in pinches,
and the Thomasville batters strove IN
vain to connect with his benders with
men on bases, Dacey's delivery was
thoroughly puzzling to the visitors, as
it has been to practically every team he
has faced.
The manner in which the locals won
Yesterday leads one to believe that I
they will only get together and stick
together through thick and thin they
can yet land the top place in the sec
ond half of the season and battle with
Valdosta for the pennant. This would
mean extra money for the local club
and extra money for the players as q
practical incentive for them to get into
the game with renewed zeal and vim.
The fans here are back of the team
Y I'd will support them to the last ditch.
They dislike, however, to see the team
lose games on account of useless and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
EDISON.
"A Well Sick Man"

Discharged for the crime
of loving his employers
daughter, a young man
goes to California. His
sweetheart persuades her
robust papa that he is a sick
man and the doctor pre-
scribes California. Then a
neatly arranged rescue from
drowning completes the
disgraceful deception.
Admission SC and 10c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26

HOUSE
Saturday,,
JULY 10Th

Open today II a. m. until
II p. m.
Jean Finneran, the worlds
champion dancer, last day.
Remember two matinees
this afternoon, first at 4 p.
m, next at $50 p. m.
Two night shows at 500
p. m. and $50 p. m.
He is worth all the mon.
ey you pay to see him, the
act is something never be-
fore seen in Americas, and
will probably NOT be seen
here again soon, for Fin
neran is the only man we
know of doing this dance.
Admission as usual, SC
and lOc..
Then the pictures are
getting better every day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS
elatin Paper Invented by Partisan AID.
mits of Indefinite Duplication

(Translation from the Literary Digest,
The beginning is the normal begin
ming of all things photographic-nam
ly, an exposure. This is done by cleo,
trio highland three negatives are
taken of the subject-one through a
violet screen, second through green
and the third through an orange.
These three negatives are exactly SUI
perposable, and all are in black and
white; but the lights and shades are
differently placed, the plates having
been made of different colored lights.
These negatives furnish three positives
in color on gelatin paper. Mr.. Van
camps has invented colored gelatin
paper-yellow, red and blue, the com
Elementary colors to those of the
screens. without this paper the pro-
cess would not be possible.
The three positives are blue, red,
and yellow. The yellow paper is used
with the negative taken through the
violet screen, the red with that taken
through the green screen, and, fin
ally, the blue with the product of the
orange screen. These positives ara
made by placing the paper in contact
with the negative and exposing it to ell
ectric light This fixes the colored
matter in the gelatin where the mega
tive allows it 70 pass. Washing re-
moves the color that has not been fixed
by the right. Thus there are three
positives-blu yellow, and red, in
which each color has it's own distri-
button, the relations of light and Shade
being different.
To obtain the totalized positive print
it is necessary as might be anticipated
to combine the three colored prints.
This is done by detaching the gelatin
films form the paper and supervising
them exactly on another sheet. This is
ALL The gelatin being very thin and
the colors very transparent, the eye
sees each of the prints through thu
others and the effects melt together.
From a single set of negatives any
desired number of positives may be
printed. But it will be realized that
the number and delicacy of the manip-
ulations do not allow of the production
O: the colored photographs at the
prices of ordinary Photographic prints,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26

'a'eN RE l4rn. day of September, lo4l,
1nd recorded in the Office of the Clerk
Oh the Superior Court of Sumter Coun-
~ Georgia, in deed book Xxx" page
sVS' as by reference thereto had, will
more fully appear.
lOGETHER, with all the ways,
easements, rights, liberties, heredita-
nents, and appurtenances whatsoev-
u unto any of the hereby granted and
nennoned premises, property and es-
ave belonging and appertaining, or te
eiong and appertain and the revers-
rs and remainders, rents, issues
sSnts and income thereof. and eli the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
MORE PASTURAGE NEEDED
FOR LIVE STOCK RAISING
Talk to Alabama Farmers Equally Applicable in State
of Georgia

|
Alabama Live Stock association, al
Montgomery, January, 1911, by R. E.
Lambert, Darlington, Ala.
The very foundation of successful
agriculture is wrapped up in this SUI
ject. Had Alabama farmers given this
the attention it merited forty or even
ten years ago, we would have a far
more prosperous country today. 1t is
impossible to have too much good graz
ing for the benefit of the land, the
stock and pocketbook. Legumes and
grass is the one rotation that never
runs too long. 1t is impossible to
farm successfully without fertility and
no system for restoring or increasing
the fertility of the farm has yet been
found that is better than grazing and
feeding live stock. Where ever stock
farming is general there is to be found
good houses, good farms and a pros
porous type of manhood The pasture
is the foundation stone of the whole
thing. 1t is possible in every section
Los A lob 30 i'm fnv
to eleven months in the year, but in
the BLACK Belt" or lime land section
the pasturage is more nutritious and
naturally better adapted to the grow
ing of the best type of farm animals.
Few people seem to realize the i'm
portance or appreciate the possibili-
ties of improving our pastures. "-A
carpet of green Qegume) over every
farm in winter" is not only a prac:i-
cal possibility but necessity, if we
are to increase the fertility to q
marked extent and raise good stock at
low cost. Not only should the ber-
muda, paspalum dilatatum and carpet
gram, pastures be covered with le-
gumes while dormant, but hay fields
and cultivated lands as we'll. The
added grazing the first season alone
would we'll repay the extra expense
of sowing the legumes, but there is
also the green carpet to prevent the
teaching and washing of the soil and
the much needed vegetable matter
rotting roots and nitrogen to mellow
the soil and stimulate the comins
grasses and crops. Does it look reas-
enable that man would fail to work
d paying gold mine, or draw on a big
bank account if he had it? Yet that
| is exactly what the farmer and stocN
man does who TAILS to utilize to the
fullest extent winter legumes. To this
phase of my business as stock man
| have given more attention than any
other, and l regard it as my greatest
asset today. What if one should Sc
cure the best horses, cattle, hogs OF
sheep that money could buy and had
made little provision for pasturage
! forage or grain, would not failure b.
the inevitable result? Secure the feed
and the getting of the stock will b
easy. Do not get the cart before the
horse. There are several legumos
that can be utilized more or less il
winter. Alfalfa white and red Glow
er, on lime soil and crimson clover in
some sections; then there is the lit
! tie Carolina clover that comes on al
soils, and gives quite lot of grains
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh is blood
or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies. rHall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t was pre-
scribed by one OF the best physicians In this
country for years and Is a regular prescription.
II is composed Of the best tonics known. COM
bined with the best blood purifiers acting d.
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing cltarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
r. J. CHENEY q CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 7cc.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26

These days while the young man is
murmuring into the young woman's
little shell-like ear that she is his very
life, his soul, his light of the world,
she is wondering if he has steady
job and how much Is the, weekly pay
envelope.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26

Gladys-Why did Mrs. Van Top call
the Jones typical New Workers?
Muriel-Because they spend the win
ter in the South, the spring in Eur
rope, the summer at the seashore and
the autumn in the country.-Judge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

CORGIA, Sumter County.
Notice is hereby given that to all
tsons having demands against vii
m A. Wilson of said county, deceas-
to present them to me, properly
yde out, within the time prescribed
lIaw. SO as to show their character
| amount.
md all persons indebted to said
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
Standing of the Clubs.

Summary-Two base hits, Daven-
port; base on balls, off Dacey 1, of
Stiles 4 hit by pitched balls, Man
chester and Reilly by Stiles; hits, Off
Dacey 6, off Stiles 2; struck out by Da-
cey s, by Stiles 8.
Times of game, 1925. Umpire, Der
rick.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
soIITHPAW DACEY PRESENTED
TOWNSVILLE WITH shut out
stOcky TvrIer Again Effective in the Box rrorless
( and LiqhtHit,ing Game COPIED by the Locals Yes
terday-Rain Knocked Off One Inning

silly discussions among the members
of the team. 1t is unfortunate in a
way for these things to be shown UP,
but it is public duty that newspa-
per must perform. The players should
get into the game in such manner as
to leave not the least doubt that they
are in the race to win every game pos
sible henceforward. That should come
mighty near landing them at the top.
Sympathy is expressed here for the
locals in the treatment they received
recently from Umpire Mclaughlin in
the series in Thomasville. This treat
ment was evidently raw. 1t was such
treatment as no team in the league
should receive. Mclaughlin has evil
IDENTIFY shown that he is unfit to be an
umpire in the Empire State league,
and he should be fired by President
Grower.
The box score of yesterdays game is
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26

Where will there be city in Geor-
gia of equal size that can equal Amer
icus in school facilities when the new
are finished?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26

A woman doesn't mind her husband
playing hockey if it consists in hook
ing her dress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! Direct From the Diamonds

Southern League.
Atlanta-Montgomery; rain.
Memphis 2, Birmingham 4.
Mobile /, Chattanooga 2.
New Orleans-Nashville rain.
South Atlantic League.
Jacksonville 8, Charleston /.
Macon 2, Columbus 3.
Savannah 8, Albany 2.
Empire State League.
Waycross /, Cordele 0.
Americas 1, Thomasyille 0.
Brunswick 2, Valdosta 4.
American League.
Cleveland 8, New York 2.
Chicago 5, Boston Z.
Detroit 0, Philadelphia 4.
st. Louis s, Washington s. Fifteen
innings; called On account of dark
ness.
National League.
Philadelphia 2, Pittsburg II.
No other games scheduled.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-07-26
SCHEDULE OF AMERICUS BASEBALL TEAM
IN The EMPIRE STATE LEAGUE FOR 1918

In order that schedule showing the play
ed at bone TimesRecorder the following
convenient
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ceive letters of dismission on tn
st Monday in August, 1913.
]. r. STAPLETON, Ordinary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
Ma wiatr :uczue swych ME trwoni
Kto g}eboko W gluszy czuje.
KOBIET.

uKobiety ME dorownuja nigdy
mezczyznom ma polu wynalaz-
kow." TAX sic zwykle m6wi,
Cry s%}usznie? Przeczy temu
twierdzeniu liczba patent6w ma
wynalazki kobiece, udzielanych
rok rocznie. A juz Cd lat:stu ko-
biety wspolubiegaja sic z mez--
czyznami ma tenn. polu. w roku
1909 niejaka Marya LESS : w
Niemczech otrzymala patent "a
udoskonalona maszyne tkacka.
Nastepia kobieta zdobyla patent
W r. 1875 "a ulepszone kopyto
do szycia trzewik6w, W r. 1919.
lima kobieta otrzymala patent "a
przyrzad kuchenny. w r. 1883
we Francyi try kobiety otrzyma
~ patiently "a wynalazki. Liczba
ich odtad wciaz wzrasta W Euro
pie. Ma p'oczatku XIX. wieku ma
500 patent6w, jeden przypadal W.
udziale kobiecie. w ostatnich la
tach tego wieku jeden ma lis, a
dis jeden ma IS. Jakiez wynala-
xxi robia kobiety?
Wszelakie =: cd teleskopow i
{odzi podwodnych do lamp. Lecz
blizsze r~ozpatrzenie sic wykazu-
je, le piec osmych wynalazk6w
kobiecych ogarnia potrzeby ~
Ecia domowego:. To tel ma 713 pa
tenlt6w uzyskanych przez kobe
ty W ciagu poltrzecia roku, 146
tyczyso ulepszeh W stroju, ia
W pnzyrzadach kuchennych, IS
,odnosi}o sic do mebli, 81 do oczy-
szczenia ubrah j prania, by}o. 81
:. --TFF-Ns EaHss#. -.|3r| s-E,F. #t'a-E -S--.EH -.
patentow ma aparaty do ogrzewa-
MIA, 20 ma zabawki, 3 na> howe
maszyny do szycia, g ma arty--
ku}y. mmedyczne, 22 ma przyrzady
budowlane, Is ma kufry, torby. Ypo
dr6zne, 10 ma tapety, 6 ma uamio-
ty it'd. Byiy tel wyna1azki w "a
.kresie bicykli. ba, nawet automo-
blow, podkow, mmaszyn do pisa
MIA, maszyn drukarskich itp. Te
cyfry rodzaj wynalazk6w pre-
Gkonywuja mas, ze kobiety ME So
tax pozbawione zmyslus inwel1-
cyjnego, jak przypuszczano przez
lyle. wicklow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
F#,-t s3 fai4At ssgs - 81. i.$ -. s&: i
.OFIARY PROMINENT ROENT.
GENA.

Jak wiadomo, promienie Ro-
entgena, podobnie jak i prom.c~
ME. ,radyum maja, dobtroczynn;a
SHE lecznicza W wielu wypad--
kach, miedzy innemi, PREY lecze-
niu raka. Ale z drugiej strony,
dlugie dzialanie tych prominent,
wskutek przepalenia, moze sic
stac przyczyna, raka. Dotychczas
! st%wierdzono juz 81 wypadki ra-
; ka, wywo}anego dzia}aniem pro-
mieni Roentgena. Ofiarami SO:
"A lekarzy, 26 technik6w roentge-
nowskich i 4 pacyentow. Z tel Il.
czby przypada ma Niemcy, Au-
strye Szwajoarye 10 wypadkow,
ma Angie ID, ma Francye.2 ma
Ameryke S6. Z tych 81 chorych,
mimo najtroskliwszych zabiegow
lekarsklch, zmar1o ii osoD, a
mianowicie 8 lekarzy i 3 techni-
kow. Z pacyentow ME umarl ia
den. Przepaleniu ulegaja glownie
|lekarze-i technicy, gdyz pochodzi
ono cd dzia}ania promieni Przez
dluzszy czas, ma. kt6re lekarze. i
technicy roentgenowscy narazeni
So przez d}ugie lata. Specyalisci
gorliwie badaja sprawe usuniecia
szkodliwosci dzia}ania prominent
roentgenowskich. Tymczasem je-
dnak, zanim srodki radykalne 20
stana w~ynalezione, lekarze i te-
chnicy w5asnem zyciem przyp}a-
GAIA zdrowie swych pacyent6w.
S}usznie- wiec nazwae ich MONA
meczennikami 'nauki j. .zawodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
KONKURSY DZIECIECE
w PARYzU.

Redakcya vMatina'", ktora
pred dwoma laty rozpisa}a pier
VISA ,,konkursy dzicciece'', roz-
SIERRA je i coraz inncmi urozmai-
ca nowosciami. Czyni to rzecz
prosta, ola ,letniejj" reklamy, ale
czyni to, przyznat nalezy, zrecz-
ME i dowcipnie. Otto togo roku
W ciagu cztevech dni sierpnio-
wych i tyluz wrzesniowych, Cd;
bedzie sic osm konkursow. Miej-
seem ich park uMagic-City", te-
rem rozrywkowy ,,Luna-parkow'
posiadajacy sam przez sic wiele
rozrywek i atrakcyi.
Przedmiotem rozrywek beda
cry: W tennisa, pike, ko}a, szyb-:
kobiegu, zaprzegu W mu1y, kuc!e
ftp. = Ale najoryginalniejszym
Jest konkrrs. - balonow. Polega
on ma tenn, re kazde z. dzieci GA
z1ozeniem kupon6w, wycietych z
dziennika lub op}ate niewielkiej
ceny wejscia) otrzymuje kartke,
mieszczaca. rubryki: nazwisk'o9
dziecka, date wypuszczenia baloe--
nu i miejsce, date, oraz nazwisklo}
osoby, ktora balon ten pochwyci.
Wraz Z kartkq otrzymuje dziecko.
i sam balon.
Kazde dziecko wlasnorecznie
wype}nia rubryki kartki i PREY
wiazuje ia do balonu. Powietrze
mad terenem parku zapeinia sic
momentalnie tysiacami r6znoko-
lorowych kul, szybujacych W roz-
nych kierunkach. Taxi balonik
gdzies spas6 must.
w okolicach wiec Paryza in
ma dziatwa poluje ma spadajace
balony, chwyta je, odczepia kart
Ike, wype}nia pozosta1e w niej ru-
.bryki i odsy}a je do redakcyi. w
ten spos6b tworzy sic materya}:
do Lork,,rcn, To ha1oniki a
r~aczej ich ,ekspedytorzy", kto-
rych kartka najwczesniej dosz}a
rak odbiorcy, otrzymuja nagrode.
Redakcya ,,Matina" wyznacza
$1,000 frank6w nagrodys ola ivy
ciezc6w konkursu .jarmark,u", to
jest zabaw wyzej pomienionych
i $4,000 fir. ola zwyciezcow szyb'
biegu balonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
RoDZ1NA JUANsZ1KAJA.

Prezydent republiki chihskiej,
slynny dis ma ca}y SWAT juan
szikaj, ma 7 ION i 20 dzieci. Plata
iona, kobieta W wieku oko1o 80
lat, cieszy sic najwiekszymi jego
wzgledami, poniewaz jest inteli--
g%entniejsza i lepiej wychowana
niz reszta ION. Juanszikaj jednak
ME: re ws%zystkiemi mieszka W
jednem miescie. Cztery Tony u
micszczone So W jego pa}acu pc
kihskim, dwie zarzadzaja jego
majatkiem W Szang-tefu, a jedna
prowadzi mu dom w Tientsinie.
Juanszikaj ma IL c6rek i II sy--
now. Najstarszy jego syn, Juan
koting, by} podczas rewolucyi
PREY boku OLGA W %charakterze pry
watnego sekretarza, on j siodmy
syn Juanszikaja So najzdolniejsi,
drugi, trzeci czwarty SO malymi
urzednikami, trzech synow z OCH
mistrzem bawi ma studyach W A
meryce, a ostatnich trzech syn6w
wraz z czterema c6reczkami Juan
szikaja przebywa W jego palacu
W P'ekinie. Najstarsze c6rki wy:
chowywaly misyonarki daily i'm
europeskie: wychowanie; panien-
XII te m6wia pc angielsku graja
ma fortepianie. Niekt6ref wyszly
"a MAJ j mieszkaja " Tientsinie,
cztery Sredaie c6rki wraz (, z; :; jed
nym synem ,wychowuja sic ma w ,gs:ii
W Czautefu. Juanszikaj bardzo
dzieci kocha i najchetniej wcale
by sic z niemi ME rozlaczal. Woell77
ne chwile spedza zawsz z die
emi.
E issH- sERE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
.#ItTE'sS #EeIy. TE}T ~ F1F3Fsf! q .aHH. "-- n =
!. Y pred Il ( lat rs.
Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedxiemy p0dawaf "
kazdym numerze ). Wiarusa'' najwaxniejsze
sprawy. oR6lne:: imieiscuWd.

1J.. ID - e. . y. Er.r-
"a staB|1rla'niem ]. 81. Gle
,szyhskiego,, stu l'dl'a' s 3 mil . J.
:ryum " Merriam PEar:ku, kt6"
r. tn przepedzi} wakacye,
Ebedzie tn urzadzona szko}a
wieczo'r1na: Pan Cleszy6aki
przesiaf do ! rady y szk6lnej:o cd
nodna: petycya, podpiisalna
przez SO m q V, ludzi, i u
zyska} przyrzeczenie, zze pc
z4dana szkoia wieczorna W
kr6tce zostanie eltwarta.
Teatr amatorski naszycb.
spiewak6w W dniu 1. wrzes
mia udat sic dosy6 dobrze.
Mianowicie .sztuczka ,,Slowi-
GEEK, cd poczatku do ko6ca
trzyma}a ". natezeniu uwage
widow. Spiew. Zosi .(panny
Teofili S~zaw}owskiej) s}ysza}
sic bardzo wdziecznie, a John
(Antoni Glubka) pocieszne-
mi grymasan'i nieraz glo6ne
wywo}ywa} smiechy. Pan.
Wincenty Lorbiecki W roll,
la!r1da Liburna. i pan Piotr.
M}ynarek W roll. Antosia,
take ~wywiazali sic jaknajle.
piej.
Prokurator miejski orzek},
il miasto. ME ma prawa, ko.
lektowac .1icencyi cd wyszyn.
k6w W ratach cwierGrocz.
nych, a vice wskelkie stara-
mia W tym celu specify ma
niczem.
-Kr6lik kolejowy, Croker,
zmariy niedawno W Kalifor-
nil. mimot ..aWoich milion6w
b!yf bardzo. nieszcze6liwym
czlowiekiem, Cierpia}. on JUL
cd dluzszego czasu ma nie-
strawnosc, tax il lekarze
-przspisali mu jake. jedyne
%pozywienie ospe. Czy to
ME szyderstwo lesn - po-
wiedziaf nieszczesliwy ten
cz}owiek kr6tko pred smier..
cia do swego: przyjaciela,
20 da} mi miliony i r6wno,'.
:czesnie skaza}; mnie, abym
jak bYdlak jaki zarl osspe?
W Man;tob,iie, zzniwa v tym
..rokn wypadiy pomy5lniej,
nil kiedykolWiek przedtem,
JAZZ d}ugo tylko:: " tym. krajuu..
'za1ozone zosta}y osady bia-
}ych.
.-.r#z r a|: XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-04
PERLY I ZLoDZIEJE
PEREZ. =;

" iadomo, re aktorkom, SYM
nym pieknosciom professional
beautys, oraz roznym damon,
pragnacym zwrocic ma siebie u
wage. Cd czasu do czasu gina ro-
zne klejnoty, przewaznie per}y.
Dale to powod do rozpisyVania
sic reporter6w ma temat bizute--
ryi owych pan, przyczem publi--
cznosc dowiaduje sic zwykle
szczegolow ubocznych: o ich toa-
letach, o wspania}em urzadzeniu
ich domow ftp. Jedni wierzq W
zgube, drudzy ME wierza, ale
.wszyscy czytaja o niej z zacieka-
wieniem, zw1aszcza, re fantazya
r~eporterow idzie o lepsze z wyo-
braznia autor6w sensacyjnych
powiesci. Ot6z niedawno znik}y
perly i rzecz dziwna, ME z
szyi pieknej kobiety, lecz popro-.
stu ma poczcie, w drodze z Parry
"a do Londynu, a vice W ciqgu
kilku godzin.
Naszyjnik nies}ychanej piekno-
Sci by} asekurowany ma 3 Milo
ny fr. Jeden jubiler - paryski-
przesy1a} go drugiemu - londyn-
skiemu - ma zamowienie. Zapa-
kowano go z puzdrem W obecno-
Sci swiadkow, W pude}ko drew--
niane, osznurowano je j zaopa--
trzono w pieczecie. Paczka przy-
by1a do Londynu, lecz gdy ia a.
dresat otworzy}, zamiast PEREZ,
znalaz} w niej - kawa}ki cukru.
Pieczecie byly jednak nienaru-
szone. w kilka dni potem, W la
sku Bulohskim znaleziono ma
szyjnik z perez falszywych, jak
dwie krople woody podobnych do
tamtejszych. By1a to kopia ME
s1ychanej dokladnosci, przezna--
czona mole ola zastapienia pier
wowzoru. TAX sadzono. Lecz
wysz}o ma jaw, re n~aszyjnik by}
zam6wiony przez pewna aktorke
prowincyonalna. Tajemnica po-
zostala niewyja$niona. Poczta
ma{o sic Q. to troszczy, DO ME.
przyjmuje Observation-Disclosures "a
przedmioty tax wielkiej ceny.
Naszyj,ik. bys asekurowany W
Tow. Lloyd. Ofiarowuje ono po-
!dobno 6wierc miliona frank6w "a
znalezienie naszyjnika, zobowia-
zujac sic przytem ME scigac z}o-
dzieja. S}owem wyznacza pre-
MUM - "a nieuczciwose. Z1o-
dziej :zrobi. ma tenn dobry interes
j pewnie ma TAXA nagrode liczy},
DO ME m6glby sprzedac perez ia
kiej wielkosci i ceny, kt6rych ry-
sopis znajduje sic zapewne u
WszYstkich iubileroW.