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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Sells at Lower Prlc~s-Re-
fined steady.

Raw sGsar sold AZ lower prices. Sales r..
rortcd were - 90 20 81 nm bags Of Crhaa in
mort and near Ivy 70 rrtiners and operators NJ
80 cost and freight, equal To elr for cen
'rifuCal 9i test duty paid. This price was 10.
under the last sale, hut as There were about
$4,000 bags placed in store aside from tho
above sale, tho sugar that has been pressed
on the market was believed to have practi-
cally cleaned up Late In the day the under.
tone was steady. with comparatively little
offerings There was also n sale NJ 500 hag-
Of Porto Ricos In rort to a consumer NJ 6oec
o /
The refined market was steady. with mod
crate ~ithdrawals on old orders but com.
parativcly new business
The market for sugar futures reflected =
more confident feeling owing to the fact that
tho SUGAR which has been offered here re
Gently had been disposed Of and shorts were
more inclined to cover There was also more
or less new buying At the close OF the day
values were firm. with net gains Of : 80
points. Total sales were $500 tons Price,
follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
FORFCIOSURE SALES.

u Court COUNTY or NEW
yORE x,rd NIets Henry r. uoyt auI
Fr,nI T. Hall a. Trustee. al, an efnress
,rn,t c-aa,oi fHr H., i"ucht OF j Macy WI
Iets uialntir.' a. .nst Mary A. TNorutou and
o,hcr. defend,n, ~
In ,,irsn,ncr nj a iudrmer, ~ foreclosur.
ard S,'c .Itiy r,Ia ana Entered in ~, ahHyr
ar, I'd 49,, ",nJ bs,rr fa,e ,b. i.,b d,v
q, Nav ida. / The undcp .mot. The retire.
In said iudrmcn, uauei viii soil nj publ'c
auctinn. ri, Tho Exchange SaIcsronm. No l4.l5
Vc.ry S,.cot ~ tho EOrnuch Of Manhattan
Ci,v 'of Nov yo-i on the iuh d1y II lime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
Mills Expect Higher Price FOR
"COttOn Ties"

Ptttshurg reports the prospect Is MAJ
the 1916 season for cotton ties VIII be
opened June Is, about two weeks earlier
Than II was last year. The steel mills ex-
peot that the oricial price Will be tiNed a.
N1E25 per bundle of As pounds for the
coming season. Last year Initial sales
were made at s5c. per bundle.
The largest prospective fabricated steel
contract in the West Is FOR the Mark
Manufacturing Company plaat at Indiana
Harbor. which will require 1000 to 1000
tons OF structural shapes. Two hto"n ton
bcssemcr courerters, a blooming mill. II
billet mil and two pipe mills viii he butt.
The Maryland steel Company is reported
~ have purchased an additional lot Of
u, 1000 tons NJ basic iron at SIS In the
Schuylkill Valley, or &l925 delivered, \
railroad equipment maker In. the East is
IN the market for 1000 tons OF high silicon
foundry iron for delivery over the balance
Of the year. More export inquiries are out
for Europe or Japan, Total foreign busi-
ness now under negotiations ~ In excess
of 10000 tons. AS much az $4,000 tons
have he"n up for export In the last ten
days but 1000 to 2j. 900 tons have been
closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
RtrrER-Al,hougn steady, the mar,

BUTTER-Aithough steady, the market
Yesterday was somewhat disappointiuc
owing to tho relatively small proportion
of fine stock and the abundance OF IN,
Intermediate and secondary grades. I'll,
season is backword I'm tho West and the
sunnIies Of ion rrodea are srarce for So
lstn in 'Jnne. l,n5ergrades have not moved
for' currcni c-onsnmp,ion snd for s,,fara
~ wunse"' p' "i"p,,n. ,od.ra,s h"prty
ii.O35 PACKAGE. unsaltod in fair request
ceJt for the ton grade Itd'es aud pt,k
ink stoc& steady. pric,s. creamery, *
trls. % score, 30 800. Llgher scoring
~ - SO ,ht,Is " l.. =, - i.r -uns,ttcd "a
TIA 10 q S"i.c S,ste da,ry Iucst. "a, a
.alec.; good to prime, g;IY a. gStYr. reno
waited, extras. .Yu.Tiac., mss. .otgu
gGt.c. ladies'. first, etc ptcilug stock,
current make. nne. 2aIo AZ 2Sc.. 40. = 2g,
CHEESE-Whole milk showed better de.
ers. with out Of town buying heavier than
earlier In the week. owing to the unfavor
able cable ,dviccs exporters are not doing
much buying. Flats In fair demand skina
plentiful. but steady. prices Flat. fresh
roIored and white s,erL,is re average
fancy III ., in tuins f,esh .ne,,a1.
lie F: vnunv tur,rica. fr,.h Is la
49, rnwa $500 S"ane"' "'"e ~"
i-sc'' io"er sraues' eh'c'
EGGs-Althoush the market was
easier. quotations were undtsturb,d Us
ierday,. with light trading, owing to Jew
ish holiday and inclement weather. North
.rn stock prevailed and this was fairly
steady. but ungraded and stock showing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09

Tie approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy winch fhc above Ge.rrl b.
propcrty II 10 y" sold. ~ twenty two Thousand
two hundred twenty TX and 90 100 dollars
s?2 226 go, with interest thereon from the an
iaN ui Mas. lut together wit the costs AID
Al Owauc" amount 20 lhrc, hundred u.uo'v'
nve ant Is loo duidrs 1895 lil, with lnieres,
from MAJ i'th. '!lt. together with the *
pensrs OF the sale I've approyImatr amour,
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates
ar other liens, winch are 20 he allowed 20 ~,
purchaser ont Of the purchase muucv or pail
hy the r"i"ree. - tvo hundred twenty fouI
and % 100 So a. dollars and interest.
rhr-S PR Nl-es are to no sold sUblrC' 10 ar,
conditions or state Of far's an accurate sur
Vev may show
Dated New York. May nth. 1915
HAROLD G. MENpEIsON, Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Moderate Rally sends Prices q to q
Points Higher.

with a moderate rally in the coffee marke,
yesterday prices at the close we're 2 TO 8
points net higher. Sales amounted 10 ls,jOo
bags. Tn" advance was due largely TO cover
Ing and underlying conditions showed com
paratively little Improvement In fact. cost
and freigh, offers were on a lower level. with
Santos As quoted al 1918 to 10, 70 for forward
shipment. There was an offer here Of " at
J" cents provided freight room could h. oh
tanned at 81 per bag The last official quota a.
ton on freight room from Brazil was 81 IN
per bag and 4 per cent rrlmage The offer
yesterday seems to indicate that shippers
there arc expect ng a lower rate
The freight situation Will doubtless have
a pronounced influence on future prices. A.
tho present tim" tho ocean freight market Ia
showing weakness in some directions and
this may eventually affect all shipping. The
local cash market was inactive and prices
were unchanged, with Rio Is quoted At sl.c.
and Santos Is at l0ssc.
The Official Brazilian cables rrported a dc
cline of I'D in Rio exchange on London
milreis prices were unchanged In both Rio
and Santos and reoeipts AT tho two nor,
were 100" bags compared with $500 las,
scar, Prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

PHILIP ORpONER-A petition In bank
rupt,y has been n.cd against tHili. or
dul or. manufacturer ~ 'ii-ts under TIE"
name ~ she Laurel Ntls' Company. 90
i.5 Prince street. Liabilities ar SAT- 80
y hc about $500 and a. cts about $1,000
GEORGE = HARVEY Co petition in
nA~pkrDptcy has been Med against IrnrE"
T.. tT,ry. trading as The Gorge /,
Harvey company. manufacturer ut auto
mobile hodi, :, at .li--lj West Nine
tenth street
WILSON n NARRELl. a petition In
bankruptcy has been nl'i against VIII
tam n Wilson su1 Christopher j Ndf-
reil, tracing rs wilson Il Wttr"l dry
goods, -oSi Eirhth avenue, aud SO
Ninth avenue" Liabilities are saii TO be
about $4,000 ami ,s~ttS about $4,000.
FRED ORUlNE. also known A. Fortunate
brline AMI charles Orliu". formerly
trading under the name" - ~" Mania 9
tan Dress Company. a. ~ Et~f ElEhfn
street. and a,s' formerly q m'ul'r g
the firm OF Pasi!a. Ordine & Gallo.
Hover business. JOS Rl...k'r street. has
filed 4 petition IN baukruptcy. With H.
hli,irs " S..N>s and uo assets His
present address i given as ~ Washing
ton square South.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
NOTICEA

IN OF an order Of Honor
able john T.. tohalan. a Surrogate of the
County Of New YORK. notice In HEREBY given
10 al persons nh'lis .'h''ns against george
Nash, late or the county OF New York, De
ceased, to present the same with vouC-ers
thereof to the subscribers at their pace OF
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, No. "a
william street. In the Borough Of haAhat-
tai. city OF New York. on or before tbs Let
day OF July next,
Dated, Kew York. the 18th day Of De
>svpber. 1916,
PANY,
~ nDWIN GiRRs, Asst. sssy.
WALTER n. HOPPING. UIsoutssA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
Clark Quits General Motors.

Emory W. Clark has resigned AS n
director Of the General Motors Com
pany. This comes closely pom the re
t,rement OF James j. Starrow and Al
bert Strauss, announced a few days ago,
and marks the withdrawal from the
company of the banking interests that
financed the company In the s1S.ooo.ooo
note issue In 1910. when additional CAPT
tai was badly needed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS

ANTIQUE FtRNlTURE-Every kind
rare household collection. list sent. ". "
Y, box III sun Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
Sight Seeing Yachts
I~No, Battery Pier 10 20, = 20, Tol Broad 1913
10 sand, Hook and the Ocean. 1850 y. ".
CATSKILL EVENING LIN
See Hudson River Day Line Adv.

a. 4. "MANDAIAY." SUNDAY TRIPS
up the Hudson. june II. - See Sat. papers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
TO PORTLAND

Tickets at Piers. also tourist and n. v
Transfer co. offices.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-23
Coming to
BISMARCK
DR.. MELLEN THIN
Specialist
DOES NOT USE SURGERY
WILL BE AT
Mckenzie Hotel
Wednesday,,
February 2
Office Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
One Day Only
No Charge for Examination
One Day Only
No Charge for Examination

DR.. Mellenthin is a regular gradu-
ate in Medicine and Surgery and is
licensed by the State Of North Da-
kota. He visits professionally the
more important towns and cities and
offers to all who call on this trip
consultation and examination free ex-
cept the expense of treatment when
desired.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
full results in diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels. blood, skin, nerves.
heart, kidneys, bladder, bedwetting,
catarrh. weak lungs, rheumatism, sci
atica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
II you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get any
better do not fail to call, as inprop-
er measures rather than disease are
very often the cause of your long
standing trouble
Remember above date, that exami-
nation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
German spoken. Address: 1896
Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-23
To Fortify the System Against Grip.
CASEY At THE BAT

Thirty-nine years ago February 2,
the National league was organized,
and baseball became the national
game of the United States of Ameri-
ca. This fact recalls to mind those
men who baseball made famous
Spalding, Arson, Cy Young, Chance
and the mighty Casey Well never
forget Casey Of the Mudville nine,
nor the day when the jinx got him
the fatal day of the three strikes and
out. Wilton Ignite, the guaranteed
Ignite coal, in your bin, you'll never
fear the jinx. 1t will be home run
for you--not a strike out like poor
old Casey. Wilton ignite costs not
more than the: ink kind, the strike.
out kind and is delivered anywhere,
any time, blizzard, rain or shine. In
sist on the guarantee certificate.
WASHBURN Ignite COAL co.
Office Cor. 9th St. and Broadway.
Phone 453.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-23
CHARITABLE PEOPLE GIVE
AID TO HELP BLIND Girl

Responses made to an appeal in
these columns in last Thursdays is.
sue have made it possible for little
blind girl of the city to be taken to
the state institution Of the blind in
Eathgate. She in company Of Mrs.
G.. T.. Newcomb, matron OF the Soci'
ETY. For the Friendless, will leave to-
day on No. for that place.
In addition to the transportation
enough money was donated and prom
ised to buy necessary clothing for
the child.
The case of the young blind girl
was brought to the attention of DR..
.Newcomb by two young women of
the city who became interested in
her
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-23
VESSELS COLLIDE.
RETURN TO PORT

New York, Jan. 22.-The New York
and Porto Rico steamship, Brazos,
with III passengers and a crew of 1870
on board, arrived at her pier in
Brooklyn at o'clock tonight, with a
hole in her starboard side, after a col
lsion late today. % miles southwest
of Scotland Light. with the coasting
steamer, Suffolk, Of the Coastwise
Transportation company Of Boston.
The Suffolk also returned to port and
anchored off Quarantine.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-23
LOCATES IN MiNOT.

MinOt, y. d., Jan. 22.-Minot is to
be the home of another machinery
warehouse this year, the Moline Plow
company of Moline, Ill.,, $30,O0O,0O0
corporation, having closed a deal this
week for the west one-half of the
north 1870 feet of Lot in the Bayou
addition.
On this lot they will erect fire.
proof brick structure, 70 by 1870 feet,
four stories high with full base
ment. Work will be commenced just
as soon as the frost is out Of the
ground, so that the company may be
able to supply its agents in this part
of North Dakota and eastern Montana
with farm implements Of their manu-
facture this coming farming season.
To Fortify the System Against Grip.
When Grip is prevalent LAXATIVE
BROMO QUINENE should be taken,
as this combination of Quinine with
other ingredients, destroys germs,
acts as Tonic and Laxative and
thus keeps the system in condition to
withstand Colds, Grip and Influenza.
There is only one "BROMO QUl.
NINE" E. w. GROVES signature
on box; Zoe. ..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-08
LYRIC THEATRE PACKED
FOR BIG BASEBALL GAME
ssath Electrical Score Board 4 Great
FascrHr Wtr cornat ChrtN
Fans

r..0. rll.al f.a. an baseball maa
d.. r..r tf, f...f Ina Hrt. ID naf
.. fD.. r.et.4 d. e. nasn0n pIa.
~. ~ ~. aD.t .n .ulI afn Thr
~. mann. s.. lf.sl.i arI inran.f
t.,l. t,.r.. fa tt. limit sore oaftrt
l.a,ta.i .na vhtn So thr NINTH freok
81. fl.t..iflHsl tDf nastnn sat u.lsrr
f,. v.r. Irffns n.r u.EH ih.H
I., .af.f ..rtn.na lhuH ft i.ras sI.
ANA ~ ita.r.n t.saa. shnufs whom 30
..... f...t.I .... ..f.. s.Iu4 maoiif
,r
b o.. .nr. ran.. ma fuo thaa
...rf miles aNa.. fnr rrnuis fhaf ua0r
"a rr.t.. r. ri .rf.nf infa ltr urf
lr- rrf rrri..aI..r ra mou lns
..f tt,f...f.aaIt fhan fhr fnf
h.n.r.l mns u.a gathered 81 fha
t..,., ent.flt. af.tnt-tn o. sHlsn fis
,t..... ia ff. .srf Dr tha firrfunHi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-08

wAEHlwOTuS Oci fisds ~ fhf
'oar Eiafi hattie cruisers 81 ~ iaid
iaen nsst Yrar sln y orfpei ~ an
$3.50 afpsrfmanf i'ff 2 Fiffuaiif ffsp-
senna ife Nett sF gstitrg me hHat
aaIlalna pfoErsm apfnarisifd tY CO.'S
rrfaa Brser fcffrsff iiiIs fpF me
foir lsatfInetiips eepri sflatrs anc
eths- aAiaa inti8asH NJ fhe prprfam
viz ~ otsnf1 oft %
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-08
City News q:
Il: {: i: /: in Brief

The lsaiss - S. essrlsks cstssarsi
sfe puisglnE 80 sfftf tain1 Nfniean
tarff Fharsitas teil.eff ietitih tem
q la - 81 M On itn Iatnaifai nsN iav n
kanilfs sAffi mai lNsadusN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-08
Equipped With a New
3tromberg carburetor

docs MOI make a perfect earburelor.
and realizing this, The car was given
most severe aceelrration and speed
tests. 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-08

$3.50 convert 40 Rnrsian Iaft tH.
nInrt in hnHr brHf ttn tu
utI.ft q 800 aiN afranenl rnHfaui
NfI nr aIFtn fhe r0n.ff Nrns Um
uiImenfa.f in unf p,apH H DHpHa
..---L-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-24
Henryk s~ienkiewicz.
CZEM JEST MATKA.

Dz;wny bardzo jest fakt, re
kobiety-1natki. tworczynie i wy
chowawczynie spo}eczenstw, tax
skromne zajmuja m~iejsce W die
jach Swiata i tax rzadko bywaja
wspon,inanc w zyciorysach wiel-
kich ludzi. SWAT widzi jedynie
szczesliwych, slawnych, bohater-
skich syn6w;-matka jest szcze-
blem drabiny. pc ktorej syn
wznios} sic ma wyzyny.
,,Wszystko, czem jestem /
czem nam nadzieje zostac W
przysz}osci - mawia{ Lincoln.
gdy zosta} prezydentem Stanow
Zjednoczonych - zawdzieczam
mojej anielskiej matce''.
,Jestem dzielem mojej matki
- powiedzial niedawno Tomasz
Edison-byla ona tax wytrwafa,
tax szczerze pewna mojej war
tosci, czrAem, re mann ola kogo
zy6.. i re zawiesc tego kogoS
byloby niegodziwoscia'
,;Wszystko, czegokolwiek W
zyciu dokonalem = oswiadczyI
jeden z dzielnych misyonarzy -
zawdzieczam mojej matce".
,,Dla cz1owieka. ktory miai do
bra matke - m6wi Jan Pawel
Richter = wszystkie kobiety.
przez panied ma MIA, So swiete".
,,Pocalunek mojej matki, uczy-
nil mic artysta = OTTO s1owa slyn-
nego malaria angielskiego Ben
ja1nina West'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-24

: Mantinea!... Niezwyciezora do
tychczas Sparta pobita, wojska jej
: rozproszone, sila ia zawsze z{a-
mana, wyludniona Lakonia, opt
szczone przyleg}e, niegdys zagar-
niete k%rainy!...
w Messynie rozgorza}y serca i
g1owy. Tluny ludu rozko}ysaly
sic, jak iale morskie, i, jak fala,
zalewa}y agora i wybrzeza, wy
gladajac goncow Z Peloponezu.
Ma rynkach i ulicach, pred swia-
tyniami i areopagiem, w przysta-
nj i w ogrodach miejskich roze-
brzmia1y piesni ma Geese Arysto-
menesa, ia Geese dawnych boj6w
i dawnej ojczyzny.
Az wreszcie przybyli gonce z
najnowsza wiescia, IL Spartanie.
broniac ostatkiem sill Lakonii, O.
puscili stara Messenie i re Gala
kraina zmieni}a sic w nawpo} bez-
ludna pustynie.
W6wczas lud zebra} sic ma wiel-
XII wiec, archol1towie zas zwo1ali
rade, z}ozona re starcow i mako
mitych obywateli.
A w miesiac pozniej, wieksze
mniejsze statki pokryiy tysiacami
morze i, zwrociwszy dzioby XII
wschodowi, w~yciagne]y sic w je-
den nieskohczony 1ahcuch ma CT
chych rozplywach J~ofskiego mo-
RIA. Ma statkach widac bylo pra-
vie Gala ludr1osc Messyny. Miesz-
kancy kwitnacej osady porzucil'
domy. porzucili sklepy, zyskowne
prace. wielkie zarobki i wracali dc
|opuszczonej pred w;ekami ojczy-
znv do Messyny, do Pylos, do
Menote. do dawnvch siedzib, do
wiosek, ukrytych W gorSkich do
linach. do pastwisk ma poloninach
Taigetu. do dawnych cmentarzy,
do proch6w ojcow.
Wracali do krainy mniej zyz-
nej. IA ja}owe pola. ma move wy
Sikh. ma move truly w niedostat-
ku i ubostwie, ale wracali tam,
skad n;gdv ME oddala}y sic :cl2
serca.
To tez, gdy po dlugiej zeglu-
DE wyladowali wreszcie w PREY
staniach peloponeskich, padli ma
tvarzc i. obejmujac ramionami
stara z;emie. wo}ali re }zami. jak
dziec;, ktore pc d}ugiej roz}ace o
hc;mrja make kochanq:
- Z;em;o Rodzic;elko, ME "a
ponnielismv o Tobie!
3 * =
TAX to pred wickaini kochaii
Acsse'iczycy swoja picrwotna o.
czvzne.
Henryk Sienkiewicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-24

le 2 Manchester do Nowego
Yorkn. uderzyt dnia IS stycz.
MA liza peiuym murzu pioruL
/ zburzyi .msszt. Pudr6z byia
nadzwyczaj burzliwa.
Beda topic uzbrOjone
Okrety.
WASHINGTON. - Niemiec
H ambassador charge des at.
flares hr. Zwledinek wreczy]
sekretarzowi stonu Lansin.
gowi noty, " kt6rvch ich
rzady z~awiadamiaja, II wysy'
}aja do wszystkich pa6stw
neutralnych deklaracye 2 "a
powiedzia, re cd dnia J. 60
marca ich nury beda topic
bez zadnego os%trzezenia W.
brojone okretv handlowe,
gdyz wskutek u1nies ECZEMA
ma njcb dzia}, staia sic one
faktycznie ONO cniczymi sta.
tkami wojennymi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-24
Z DAWNYCH DZIEJ0W.
Henryk Sienkiewicz.

Wzruszony Wielce zapowie-
dzia akcyi przez Polski Central
ny Komitet Ratunkowy w kie-
runku zachecania do powrotu
do Polski Pc wojnie, nades}ai
s}awny nasz pisarz ma adres Sc
kretarza P. c. K. r. te novel
Ike z poleceniem opublikowania
jej w prasie polsko = ameryka,i-
skiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-24

Messenczycy, Wedle zdania
Grekow. bitniejsi byli nawet cd
Spartan. Ale pc drugiej wojaie
m~essenskiej ulegli ostatecznie ich
liczebnej przewadze. Ma mic ME
przyda}o sic bohaterstwo Arysto-
menesa. ma mic zwyciestwa, Cd
noszone pred przybyciem Tyr
teusza do Lakonii, ma mic morze
p%rzelanej krwi. Zwyciezonym "a
grozi}a niewola. zicmi tabor. Lecz
dola spartanskich helotow by1a
zbyt straszra. by sic mogl zgo-
die ma MIA dzielny i wolny ma
rod, wiec mieszkanicy Mcssyny,
Menote. Pylos i inych miaSt HE
szczesnej krainy. zabrawSzy zory
i dzicci. siedli na statki i ME opar-
Ii sic al W Sycvlii, w micScie Zan-
kle, ktore ~jeszcze przcdtem za;a}
icl1 Kodak .Anaxilos. Bvla to drob-
ma dotyclczas kolonia. ale pole
coma wybornie. mad zatoczoncm W
polksiezyc wybrzezem. kt6re two
rzylo gleboka ! zaciszna raor:|la
ostoje. %.JelnaAzc pierwsze poScle-
ME wychodzcow DUO z%aznalo bic
dv.
Miasto bylo zbyt ~c;aSne, i oko-
lica ME mogla mieSzkal!cov wy
zywic. Braklo i'm dachu nad y'o-
wa, brak}o clleba. brakio ol:wy.
Niektorym tesknota "a utracuna
ojczyzna wyssa}a silly i zycie. Nj
to1niast ~znacznie lzej bylo juz ich
dzieciom. a wnukom wiodio sic
wcale niezgorzej: Za,1klc przybra-
10 z czasem zupefnie odm;enna
postac. LudnoSc wzros}a dzicsic-
ciokrotnie miasto zabudowalo sic
szeroko wzdluz w~ybrzeza. Wyra-
sta}y rok rocznie coraz okazalszc
domy. a MIN uplynelo lat piedz:e-
STAT. wspaniafe gmachy, otaczaia-
&c agora, poczAy budzit podziw
przybyszow z Syrakuz, z Panor-
mu i Z Agrygentu, kt6rzy W spra~
wach kupieckich, lub przez cick:-
wosc, odwiedzali nova osad:. O.
cembrowano wybrzeze pog3ebio-
no zatoke. Okrety greckie i Z gre
ckich osad azyatyckich, okrety Z
Tyru, z Sydonu i Z Kartaginy po-
czely zape}niaG bezp;eczna PREY
stan. Las maszt6w p%rzes}ania}
mieszkaiicom hekitna roztocz
morska. Zakwitna} handel i pre-
mysl. Zankle przezwano Messyna,
Bitna ludnosc odparla kilkakrot-
ME napady syrakuzahskich tyra-
now i chciwych a okrutnych kar-
tagii1czykow.
Ola os}ony miasta zbudowano
twierdze. ktora broni}a zara-
zem wejscia do przystani. Przy-
sz}o bogactwo, ~przyszed{ spok6j