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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-14
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sRstted Tor Compton IN OH inning BG,ted Tor
Hughes in 7th inning Stated for Nem IN eih
inning Slated f0r schmidt in 9th inning
Boston .............. ! %
Nro.bzss hn-konetchy THroe base hus-Ma-
rsrvllc J { smith Costello. Sacrifice hit-Cary.
sacrifice ny-ilinchmSl. Dounie p.Cy-Evers. Ma
fanrif'e AID konetchs. Icft on bases Boston. o
prt.burEh T. First base on errors- Pitts urgh !
Fif,t base on balls-OT Bcuihsch. ? o. Hughes
.. n Adams T. Hts ard caued runs-OT Reul-
bach b BITS and % runs u innings none out Boz
sfh Hrlngl. ~ Uughcs l ht and ] rur in
inning. N Nenf Do erd 80 runs IN . inning,
~ Adams q hits and g runs il 20 lnuugs oT
IA sntlehrer I hit and no runs bon l-3 innings
nh by pi,chor-By Reulbsch u, smith; y
Hughes tknabeJ. struck olt-By Hughes. !; hy
Nsff 9. by Adams. 2 Tine-l &c. Umpires-
klelJ aud LG40A
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Scores of College
Baseball Games

Columbia, 7; Fordham, 2.
Princeton, s; Pennsylvania, 5.
Svarthmore, s; Rutgers. 2.
Union. 7; New York University. ).
Dartmouth, II; Williams. 8.
Holy Cross. 2; Yale, I.
Colgate. s. Vermont, g.
Exeter, IL; Harvard Freshmen. ?.
Army. 3: Buffalo. 2.
Worcester, 9; Springfield. 3
Springfield. Is; Hamilton, T.
Cornell, /; Michigan, 0.
Navy, 7; Hopkins, s.
Lafayette. 5; Lehigh, as In
nings).
Pennsylvania State. 6; Carnegi.
Technology, ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-14
BADOUD MAKES GOOD
AND WHIPS L0UGHREY

Albert Badoud, the Swiss weller
weight. made his American debut at
the Broadway Sporting Club, Brooklyn,
last night, and handed Young Tough
rev, OF Philadelphia, an artistic lacing.
Although Badoud was unable 70 put
his man away, ne showed all the ear
marks OF class, and Will probably
prove a strong contender for his class
title.
Charley Mooney and Johnny Sum
mers boxed a fast draw in the semi
final
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Baseball Pitcher Is Homeless

Toledo. Ohio. May l9.--Pitcher Allan
Collamore arrived In Toledo late las'
night. a baseball player without home
He reported 20 local officials Of The To-
ledo American Association club that the
Cleveland Americans had refused 70
accept hi. return, ordered BY Manager
Roger Bresnahan.
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Dated for Dale IN siIth inning
.......l o O-5
inciunau ...........-O o GO

Two-hase hits william kilifer Paskert. CrAvath
Three base hit-S'ock stolen hRses-NiehoT. era
Sath. Whitted Bancroft. Stock. Sacrifice hit Me
hon. Sacrifice ny-Cooper. Left on bsses- adol
phis . Cincinnati g. Bases on balls--0f Dale. \.
- Mitchell 2 Hts and earned runs-Of Aletan-
der. hits no runs IA innings. OF Dale hits. 8
runs IN innings: on Mitchell. hits. ] run IN 3
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Alexander. ] (Neael
Struck out-Ry Alexander. T. By Dale, 8. BY
Mitchell !. Umpires-Byron and ouigiey. Tine
4
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Robins Hang to the Lead
But Lose to Cardinals

aided by brilliant support, especially on
the part Of Cutshaw, held the home
team at his mercy. Dell had one-run
lead TO work one, the lone tally of the
game so far having been made in the
fourth.
In this inning Zach Wheat, who had
lofted an easy hy 10 Wilson in right
field when he first came TO the bat in
the second, decided to show 10 partial
ity and drove out a similar SKY scrsper
10 Besoher in left. The start was not
auspicious, but there is no telling in
baseball as to what the next move will
be.
Mowrey, whose error later on was
10 pave the way FOR defeat, drove a siz-
rler at Hornsby, the Cardinal short
stop. The latter proceeded to hurl the
ball far over Jack Miller's head and
Mowrey raced to third. George Cut
shaw, came to time with a long fly 70
one Of the many Smiths in baseball
and Mike dashed over the counting
dish
Olson followed with a singing single
TO left centre and Robbie took another
hitch in his trousers and beloved ITS
all over"
Miller Spells All.
Il vas as far as the run scoring Of
the Robins was concerned. o. Miller
the only healthy catcher Brooklyn has
on its staff, spoiled It all by forcing
Olson, Corhan 10 Bethel.
In the sixth inning the Robins made
another valiant effort 10 pile up the
runs necessary to win. although at the
time II seemed as though Dell was
marching along 10 another victory.
Stengcl, fyst man up, put his lustiest
swing into play and sent the ball on
line TO left field. Bob Bescher, re-
nowned for his speed on the bases and
in the outer garden as we'll, was on
his way with the crack of the bat.
The former Giant lesped from the
sod as the sphere was sailing over his
shoulder, stuck up his glove and
Casey's drive was smothered. This
startling play was most unfortunate. as
Wheat. the netX man up. walked and
Mowrey singled over Bethel, Zach TAX
ing third. Cutshaw hunted In front Of
the plate and Wheat was trapped be-
tween third and home. Snyder finally
getting the put-out on a toss from
Doak.
Mowrey went 70 third and Cutshaw
TO second while The chase was on. Oh
son then walked and the bases were
full. Miller again staged his forcing
act, and Brooklyn's last chance had fed.
The score follows:
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RED SOX WIN AFTER
TEN-INNING BATTLE

Boston. May 1S.-The Red Sox de-
feated Chicago, 3 to .. in ten-inning
game to-day. After the bases were
filed in the final inning, with one out,
Russell replaced Scott IN the box.
Gardner. the first man to face him.
drove single TO centre. scoring
Hobltzel with the winning run.
II was q see-ssw contest all the way.
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sBsued Tor Groom IN the seventh inning
tBs1ed for Deal In the eighth inning.
Psnad.lphi, ........ 0 . Z -
Three base ht--wi',. stolen bases-stler. Mar
sans Johnson strunk walsh. Sacrifice hits-
johnson az. McInnis LET, on bsses-St. Louis.
10. Phi adeiphit FIRST bse or errors 81
Louis s. Bases on bsils-On Groom. @. on
Myers s. Hits and eared uns-OT Groom. 3
hits ana s runs N innings % Davenport,
hits and one run IN ! inning OF Fineher. no hits
and no nuns in ! inning on Myers hits and
nun IN inning HIT by pitcher-By Myers MI
lerl by Davenport tWalshl Struck or BY
Groom g. ty Davenport. by Myers. 9. Time
20. UmDre-OLouEhlin and Chill.
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Dartmouth Defeats Williams.
WILLIAMS
Totals. tsi7insa rotAl, ..ssi2: 40
Bat,st NJ, Dunn in ninth inni-s

'Ratte'i toy Dunn in ninth Inning
Ba.ted FOR kostsr n nilth inning ..
9 T,ii,a%, .........G dis ! 3,
Ter, seidsr. Howlsnd. Foster rhree base ~
Osborn. Perkins Pceei sscnrcs hits Lsseh y
Mlchlsf. Brumhy Deberotss stolen hasfs-v'
horn Thielschsr Br1hiby. Ftrs bsse o. tss
OF Rumby 4 on Debsyope. 2. - Forrr
Hits-Or Deeeyoiss. IN Ia inning "a tosf,
30 IN 523 inning Struck OFT r. b-'im1l,
hy p~oevoss / hy Foster wild p'ehes
-o!se Foster Passed oslls-M urphy, Powell ~.
BY pi,ch~i baby HrImby. / fS,atrl Left ~
--DArmouth. n. Williams. y lmpn- ~
Caulry Tme-135
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TIGERS BOW TO
WALTER JOHNSON

Washington. May 1S.-Detroit was
beaten 70 2 to-day by Washington.
johnson, although unusually wild. was
effective with men on bases, while the
local team punched hits on Cunning
ham in three innings.
vr--pOTV "A ~ fWACIrTNGT1N "a. I.
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FORDfEAAt

FaF1ed run5-Columbia }. Fofdnsn- H0rf
Houck Thrse bsss hiis-spottke Wat Rss~
On bsls-or Smith. 2. strike outs by Smith
hits-0r McQuad. IN Innings. - Martin 3
m / Inning Passed hsll--SpotikA Left on oasV
-Coiumhis 5. Fofdham s Fist base on error
-Coiumbi, s. Double pisy-Berspn 20 Spo.hs o
Houcs Time 30 EXCEPTIONALLY
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HOLY CROSS
Totals ..ss'71I4s rotsl,".u

Two bsss hits-IaFIey. WlsElesForlh sloIen -
-Wigg.esgorth. sscria-e hiS-tsrley Donneilsn
sacrisce ny-sfurphy Double p.sy-Johnson tun o.
assisted First base on oslls-Or GARFIELD. 5. hit
hy pitched baby Garfield. I tDonnelanl Struck
oui-By ponneian. 4: By GARFIELD 4 WILD Pitch
Garfield Umpires--ConTay ard Lincoln Attend
ancs 5 900 lime 81
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Ran Tor Gilmore In tbs eighth inning
Princeton ............3 o o-s
pennsylsIria .........0 l %
Two bass hlis-Lss DriEz,. DouzliI Thre.biss
hts Berry Stolen bsses-DougAs Bern, Bsnris
Sscrifrn hns-Lank Sacrifice fy-Berry. Double
plays-M0pre 70 Gilmore 70 Smith. nohensies 20
Douglas 70 DriEgs 70 Hot % Driggs. Len On
hsssS-P Princeton, g. Pennsylvania TO- Firsi bass
~ bsl's-Of Link g. spieman 4 Struck out
b. Link II: By spi-.msn. 3. Tine Is. I'm
p.res-Brrlnsn and IOhnstone.
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Richmond. Z: Toronto.

Al Richmond r. II. z.
Richmond ...... O2OO20 Ak 10 0
Toronto. .......O o 0 90 0 O--I 5 0
Batteries HcHsnry and Reynolds Me
Quillan and Kelly.
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Providence Defeats Montreal

AZ Providence r. H. Z.
Montreal. ...... 90 / o 0 2 0 0 Ga 1
Batteries 49, layers and Yelle; Fullerton
and Madden.
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Yale Cubs Distance Harvard.

New Haven. May 13.-Yale freshmen
defeated the first year men of Harvard
here to-day in dual track meet by
score of 55i2 to 1871
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Struck cut.-By Cornia 3: By Wserheid. Bass
c. bals-Or Cornig , OF Water1eld, g. Inree
base hits-Csnis Becker. Tvo-o1s hi1-Nnite
lyons Weller Stolen bases-CarnS CD, kneft'
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Sscris,e hit-Chsnnsi stolen bssee-Z fnns-ila a..
McDonAd TWo-base hrs-Z.mme1nsn. purGln W
H,iev Channel Three bsse hiLs-EuzmAnn, horp
Home run-CAr'strom First tssc on oalis-05
Enrmann I % Anderson. & Struck out-by
Newark g LETT Oh tGScs--NeWAfk = h1iAio' D.
Tine So Umyir,s-Chesnu' and CarIsnief
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Two base hs-Morgan. johnson stolen bases
veEch Mcbride. Foster. Judge Ssc1loe hits
Wit Double plsy-Burrs. Bush 70 Burns. Left on
hsses-Dsfroit 10: Washington. 10. Bases on hsl
or Cunningham. :: OF johnson. c. Hits and earned
rlns-Of Cunningham hits. nuns 40 mninss
OF Erickser hits no runs IN innings Bit bJ
pitcher-By Johnson. (Neach snd StsnsEel. Struck
out ~ johnson. 8 Boy Cunningham. o hy EucEsen
Q. Umpires-H ildebrand and Evans. Ume--oo.
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Raltimore q. Roches+er <

At Baltimore r. II. z.
Baltinore. o. 100 r-alI 2
Rochester 600 20 o 0 8 o-6 ?
Batteries Morrisetts and MeAvoy I.
HssehA BIoan and CsssA
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Errors-Union. Collision. Beyerl. HsihtvsV. Roe
Grams Steele New York University Tslem.n ~.
KeAnng ~. Somers stoen bass-Co.liso1.
Steele Mendslson Draper. Two bsss hits-Coln
500. Tet.msn Ttreo-bsse ht--Aay. Sacrifice hts
thinner Rosecrsns. WOLF struck out~-By HUI
mer. u hy Woir. s Frs, base on bslls-OT
Won ?. Hit by pitched oall-By Hurnsr Men
delson. Pau Passed bill-Beyerl Tms-i.S
| ImnIre-Blancharf
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PENN. YOUNGSTERS
WIN FROM YALE

New Haven, May lS.-The Pennsyl-
vania freshmen defeated the Yale
freshman baseball team by a score of
2 20 o in an eleven-inning game here
this afternoon. The sensational pitch
ing Of Titzel, Of Pennsylvania, was a
feature.
In the eleventh the Penn youngsters
won the contest when Levsn and Light
singled and scored on sacrifice by
Weaver.
Pennsyl,snis SOC 0
Yale .............O 10000 % ;
Ba,teres-Ttzsl and 3. Thsyer. Comerford and
Stanley.
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To,s's....,oI.nsil To,sls...?s:s27 /?

TEo-osJe hi-Homshy stolen hns-CcEhan.
sacrih-e hi;-Do1t SAcusce ty--Cu,shsE Double
psy-snydsr TO Bs,zsi. Len on Brooklyn. o A..
s., Louis. q Fire, base or error-BrookDn. Z.
Rass. ~ halls-or Del. ~ Doak. 4. Hits and
earned rIns-Or Dell hits. I rln IN innings
OF poGk runs and "a inning Struck
qut-By Dell. Z b Dosk. 3 Uupnes-opay and
Orb. Ttns--l 81
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Totals. Sc :s.,sis' Total, ~ss@lso

vo-sass hits. Collins t2l. Felseh. Barry
Thre.-bAse hit--Felsch Hooper l2l. Sacrifice hits
Sohslk LEFT on hsses-ChicsCo. Z: Boston. y.
Fist base Or srrors--roston. D. Bases o. balls.
Fos.e- Hits and canned runs-Of Cl,otte 8
hi.s and ! run an 6 innings u Scot. hits and
mo runs in 3 innings OF Russell ! hit and run
.n i-9 inning. OF leonard 2 hts ard runs IN !.
innings. 90 Foster no hts snd 20 runs W. s
Innings Hu by piicher-By Scott. ! tHo5hteul
struck ou.-By Cicotte 3 by Leonard. 6. Foster 4
Time-2 s5 umplres-Conno.ly and owens.
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CORNELL
Totals rolTi6, Totals ..27l427

.Bs',ed for Miller IN s,n nHins -Bsaed 'or
Wa.'erhOlIs IN eth inning
Michigan ............ -
Cornell ............. 0 0 o.
Tirt base m b.ns-Or Russell fCSrelO ~
Miller Ludwig. Struck olt-By Russell LAO
ADJ. Br.ndWeu az Cnxel t2l Wslterhouso.
Newell Nieman. H.r-ngurl. b Miller (sau-
tsrs. Ysentiuel. Time 50. inpire-Achenzie.
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Results of Games In Two Leagues
And Standing of Battling Teams
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
St. Louis, 2; Brooklyn, I.
Pittsburgh, 5; Boston. 3.
Philadelphia, s.; Cincinnati. 0.
New York at Chicago (rsin)
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
w. PC. w. l.. p. C.
Bklyn. IL .e47iPhila. 10 10 SOC
Boston IL .632 Cin'ati. IL 10 .4SC
ST. L.. - IL .542 Pittsb'h 10 Is .3Si
Chico. 10 IL .542N. y. Is Bic
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American Association Results.

Indianapolis. 8 Kansas City. o.
Louisville. 10. Milwaukee. ?.
Toledo az Minneapolis (rain).
Columbus al 81. Paul (rsin).
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'Bstted for Cunningham In The seventh inning
tBa'tsd for StAnsge In the ninth inning
Slated Tor Erickson IN tbs ninth Inning
Detroit ...............0 Il
Washington ...........0 u
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
No eame. rheduled

No games scheduled.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 4; New York. 2.
Washington, 3; Detroit, 2.
Philadelphia, 4; ST. Louis, 3.
Boston. 8; Chicago, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. PC. W.L.P.C.
Cleve'd Is 9 .6e7' Boston. IS IL 800
Wash'n Is 3 .625 Chico. IL Is .t29
n. Y. Is II .542 Phila.. Is 1878
Detroit - - 500 st. b.. s Is .348
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PRINCETON.


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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
CZY SL,OAN'A IMMINENT PO
MOE B6LOM?

Spr6buj go i zobacz - jedno
zastosowanie %wyprobuje wiecej
niz kolumna pretensyi. James s.
Ferguson, Pila., Pa. pisze Mia
lem zadziwiajace polepszenie Cd
kqd uzywam Sloan'a liniment IA
me kolana. Pomyslawszy o tylu
latach b6lu re jedno zastosowa--
ME dalo mi ponce. Dziekuje vie
lie razy "a to co vase lekarstwo
ola mnie uczynilo." Me wytrzy-
mujcie dlugo bolesci, przyldzcie
Sloan'a Liniment gdzie wasz b6l
jest j u~wazajcie jak predko do
znacie pomocy. Wnika bez ma
cierania. Kupcie " kt6rej kol--
wick apiece. Csc. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13

]azi ktos re swiniami w kapelu-
szu z ogromnemi pi6rami (skrzy
d}ami), jak ~rzeszoto. Dalej ia
vice do owego cz1owieka i mic
ME m6wiac, ME patrzac ma ME-
go, wcisna1em mu sic pod szero-
XII kapelusz l. tax przecie schro-
ni4em sic cd najwiekszej ulewy.
Kiedyz juz padac przesta}o, pod
nosze oczy do CORY, by widziec
kto to by4 i podziekowac "a
przytu1ek, oraz przeprosic, izem
go powala1 gina - az tn widze
pred SODA = kog? = zgadujJe-
gomosc. - poczciwego jegomos-
|ci!"
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mich slow, a tn chlast 60 pan W
twarz i zakrzyknal "kzesz cha
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ME pas4''.
CHOP zas pok4oniwszy sic pa
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swoje pieniadze i wyszed4 sobie
z Panem Bogiem; a szlachcic do
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szlachcic mierzyc sic z rozumem
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jego ch}opski rozum gwaltem
przyt}umic; lecz to mic ME po-
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swoim jedrnym rozumie, a szlach
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wladze mad MIN postrada1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
C1ESZACY S1]
POWODZENlEM.

Zdoi1osci nigdy ME zabraknie
sposobnosci i czlowiek, kt6ry sic
cieszy powodzeniem jest czlowie
klein, pozytecznym. W celu Edo
bycia powodzenia, nalezy bye
PREY dobrem zdrowiu. Chorowi--
ci i ci kt6rzy zaniedbuja swoje
zdrowie, ME NIGGA zdobyc powo-
dzenia. Czlowiek, kt6ry ma "a
MAR osiagnac powodzenie, utrzy
muje swe cialo W zdrowym sta
ME i zwraca odpowiednia uwage
ma kazda ma}a niedyspozycye,
kt6ra moze bye tylko nag}a ultra
ia apetytu, przygnebieniem pc
spozyciu posi}ku, b6lem g}owy
'lub przerywanem snem i PREY
najmniej oznace, niedyspozycyi
W celu zabezpieczenia sic pred
powazna choroba, bierze W tel
chwili Amerykanski Eliksir
Gorzkiego Wilma. Ten doskonaly
srodek szybko przeczvsci kiszki
bez os}abienia cia}a. przywr6ci a
petyt, spowoduje pokrzepiajacy
sen ! nOhndzi nowe Si}v Cena
$1.00. JOS. Triner F%abrykant i
Chemik. 1333-1339 So. Ashland
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
Dowcipy polskiego
ch}opa.

1Oy1 " JCOlACJ "oi NiiAOp,
wielki filut, co wszystkich pre-
kabaci} swoim rozumem, a by}
z niego zuch, co sic ME ulak} nj
kogo.U mia} on kazdemu co powie
dziec, potrafi} z kazdym sic roz
movie, zazartowac, bac ba! i ME
jednego - jak to m6wia = wy
wiesc W pole; wiedzia} tel jak
sic z kim obchodzic i jak kogo
zagadnac, a kiedy sic ma co NV
zia1, to wszystkiego dokaza},
chocby tam niewiem co by1o.
Dowiedziaf sic 0 MIN pan re wsi
pogranicznej, co takze uchodzi]
"a madrego i co tez - jak mo-
viii - ME kazdemu pozwoli} So
bic grac ma nosie. Postal vice pc
niego pan 6w i kaza1 mu powie-
dziec, re chcia1by go rad WI
dziec i s1yszec jego move i dow
cipy; obiecai mu sowita nagro--
de, jezeli portrait cos takiego po-
wiedziec, czemu bedzie musia} "a
przeczyc prawdy. Ma take WEI
wanie, stawi1 sic CHOP, do kt6--
rego pan w to odezwa1 sic s}o--
wa: S}uchaj no! rome rzeczy pc
wiadano mi 0 tobie, a szczeg6l-
ME to, re umiesz doskonale k1a-
mac?" Ma co mu chop: "Jego-
nose! co? jabym mia1 k}amac?
a MECH re mie Pan Bog zachowa
cd tego grzechu! - ia zawsze tyl
ko, jak mic nauczyi moi ojciec
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dokazesz, dOstaniesz natychmiast
odemnie 100 talarow,a jak ME, to
odbierzesz 100 bizun6w IA sk6--
re; wybieraj co ci sic podoba
masz w6z i przew6z, jeno bez d}u
giego namys}u. Poczem zaraz wy
liczyl rzeczone 100 talar6w IA
st6@, a CHOP podrapawszy sic "a
ucho, tax FACIAL prawic: "A nu !
kiedyz koniecznie mann co po--
wiedziec, toe i powiem, ale ME
bede klama}, jeno zywa powiem
prawde, tax jak mi Bog w ME-
bic mi}y, kochany Jegomosc".
"Stafo sic, kiedym jeszcze by1
MILDLY i ma dorobku,: re poszed--
lem raz Ia sw. Szczepan do kos
cio}a, a jak pewnie JegomoSc
vie, to dnia tego rzucaja ia
ksiedza grochem, jeczmieniem,
owsem i innem ziarnem, IA pa
miatke ukamienowania sw.Szcze-
pana; ludzie zas zbieraja to
ziarno i daja je gesiom, kurom i
kaczkom, ably wiele jaj nios}y,
hub tel mieszaja je z innem ziar-
mem do siewu, ably sic zboze do
brze obrodzi}o. Chcialem i ia
tel eos uzbierac z tego ziarna a
lie coz, kazdy lapu! a mnie Ia
ledwie dosta}o sic jedno ziarnko
jeczmienia. Schowalem je jed
max zaraz tego samego dnia jesz
exc skorom powrocil Z koscio}a,
zasia}em W moim ogrodku pod
oknem. Jegomosc ME uwierzy.
jak to ziarnko predko wyroslo W
potezny jeczmien, tax wysoki, re
ME MONA bylo dojrzec konca, i
to przez jedne noel
Pan mu IA to: Ito wszystko
bye moze!'
"Ciekawy jednak bylem, ,jak
tez 6w jeczmien wysoko siega."
chlop dalej, "c6z vice 70
bic? - OTTO wiaze nan i wdrapa-
sic az IA sam wierzch. Ale o
rety! jakzem sic zlakl, kiedym
juz byl ia czubku klosa - DO
widzi JegomoSc 6w jeczmien sic
gal az do samego nieba!"
Ma co mu pan, Bye to wszyst
10 moze!'
ALE ME uwierzy Jegomosc
com ia dalej zrobil? a to, lax sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13

nom sic wciaz przypatrywa}
wszystkiemu zdalcka, ale to tam
by}o, tego ami o~powiedzicc ME
umiem. Osmie]ilem sic jednak i
zacza}em isc naprz6d, alem stapa}
bardzo ostroznie, bojac sic ably
czasem niebo ME zarwa1o sic pod
mojemi nogami. Lecz zaledwie
pare uszed}em krok6w = ME
wien, czy mnie pos}yszano, czy
co dosyc, re natychmiast da} sic
s}yszec z daleka wielki wrzask-
i wnet u:jrza}em w odleg}osci
mn6stwo anio16w, kt6rzy z O.
gromnemi kijami do mnie lecieli
i wygrazali mi niemi. Me WIEN
co poczac re strachu, uciekam
ku dziurze, ale z miejsca mi ME
sporo: jednak dobiegam do dziu
ry, ale niestety ME znajduje juz
mojego jeczmienia, jeno kupe
plew obok dziury. Me uwierzy
Jegomossc, co to czlek w strachu
portrait. Kiedy OTTO wrzawa i ha-
las anio}6w juz, juz, niedaleko
mnie, preciuchno ukreci}em z
plew powr6z d}uziuchny, re az
ku ziemi dosiega}, przymocowa-
lem 60 do krawedzi nieba i spu--
sci}em sic Ia dol, a kiedy mic
juz anio}owie co jeno pochwycic
mieli i juz mi mad glowa ich XII
je miga1y, ia uchwyciwszy sic
powroza - szust! ma dol - i ia
klein sic przecie wymkna} do
syc szczesliwie.'
"To wszystko bye moze' pre-
rywa pan.
A CHOP dalej: ALE to .jesz--
cze ME koniec mojego strachu i
k}opotu! Otto widzi jegomossc, W
tel predkosci ukrecilem powr6z
"a kr6tki, tax, IL brakowa}o jesz
cze do ziemi przynajmniej jake
100 sazni; vice teraz wisze i
dyndam sic IA onym powrozie,
DO przeciez spuscic sic z takiej
wysokosci, ME podobno, m6g}by
cz}ek sobie karku nakrecic. Pre-
mysliwam tedy, jak tn sobie pc
radzic i wnet wpad}em IA szczes
liwa mysl. Movie sobie: przeciez
powr6z ten, co jest II CORY juz
tam ME potrzebny, jeno IA dole
a vice urywam u CORY, a nad--
.stawiam do sto}u i spuszczam
sic tax coraz nizej allie naostat-
ku zabrak1o juz Il CORY powro--
"a, tax. IL ME bylo czem nadsta-
vic i lyle tylko pozosta}o, ilem
trzymaf W obu gars:iach - a tn
do ziemi jeszcze dobre 20 sazni.
Me bylo juz teraz mad czem my
slec, amin tez wiedzial innego ra-
tunku. by ME wiSiec do dnia "a
dnego W powietrzu, jak tylko
spuscic sic ma zmilowanie Boze IA
ziemie. Ledwom to pomysla}, a.
lisci puszczam powr6z, lece IA
dol jak kula i W okamgnieniu -
klaps! W glinice - i wpadfem Ia
jake 10 lokci g}eboko. Znowu
strach, znowu ME WIEN jak sobie
poradzic. by z tel gliny sic wy
dobyc. Wylesc - bvlo niepodob
no, zostac - take ME bylo
MONA, body sic czlek byl pre-
Gle udusif! gdyz zaraz "a nina
dziura sic zawarla mad g}owa.
Ito wszystko bye mog}o"
przerwal mu pan i juz sic Gle
szyl W duchu. re ola ch}opu bizu-
ny.
Ale ch}op tax dalej swa PREY
code opowiada ''Jednak to Pan
Bog biednego ch}opa nigdy ME
opuSci W potrzebie. ale mu dopo
moze. TAX i ,ez i mnie dopom6s}
DO mi podal mysl. zebym cotchu
pobiegl do domu, przynioslem
rydel i dzieki Bogu wykopalem
sic szczeSliwie Z onej gliny!''
"Wszystko bye moze" zwawo
mowi} pan, a "wiec" gdys sic
tax wykopal, pewnies poszedl 50
bic do domu i kwita."
20! ME Jegomoscinku! ME ma
TEN jeszcze koniec mojej mitre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13

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