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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
MONMOUTH AND KNOX
TEAMS BATTLE TO TIE

Galesburg, H., Nov 30.--Knox and
Monmouth colleges tied yesterday aft
ernoon for the Little Five" confer
ence title by a score of to 7 after a
game full of thrills. Monmouth scored
first after three minutes of play on a
20-yard run from a forward pass and
line bucking, Graham going over and
Wray kicking goal
There was no more scoring until
the second quarter when Bridgeford
Of Knox after a 25-yard run went
over for q touchdown Rose kicked
goal After this Knox twice pushed
the ball dangerously near TO Mon
mouths goal but was held.
Wray and Graham starred for Mon
mouth and Bridgeford and Hamblin
for Knox.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
GEORGIA TrCH II CHAMPION.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. S0-Georgia Tech
won the football championship Of the
south here yesterday by defeating Au-
burn. 6S to :. From the start il was
apparent that the Alabama plainsmen,
who last Saturday held the western
conference champion Ohio State team
he Georgisns, who scored almost az
will. Auhurns touchdown came near
the end of play on Left Halfhack DON
ohue's 60-yard run after receiving a
forward pass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
WEST WATERLOO WINNER.

Waterloo, Ia, Nov 30.-West Wa
terloo defeated East Waterloo, 80 to O.,
in the ninth annual city championship
game. It was the fourth victory for
West, while one game ended in a tie.
Paul Simpson, star backfeld man,
playing his last high school game,
marked the passing of the Simpson
family, members of which have par
ticipated in every game played be-
tween the two schools. 1t was the
first time, however, that one Of the
family played with the West high.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
How Long Must Suffer
From the Pangs of Rheumatism?

nent good, for they cannot possibly
reach these germs which infest your
blood by the millions.
S. S. S. has been successfully used
for Rheumatism for more than fifty
years. Try it to-day, and you will
find yourself at last on the right
track to ger rid of your Rheumatism.
You can get valuable advice about the
treatment of your individual case by
writing to the Chief Medical Adviser.
Swift Specific Co., Dept. D AT
lanta, Ga.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
Is there no real relief in sight?

Doubtless like .other sufferers, you
have often asked yourself this ques-
ton, which continues to remain rri-
answered.
Science has proven that your Rheu-
matism IS caused by germ in your
blood, and the only way to reach it is
by remedy which eliminates and re-
moves these little pain demons from
your blood. This explains why lini-
uents and lotions can do no perma-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
CALIFORNIA TEAMS IN TIE

Los Angeles, Nov 3o-The Univers
ity of California and the University
of Southern California played their
annual game here yesterday to a
scoreiess tie. The teams were fairly
even, U. S. c. making their gains by
superior kicking and California
through we'll engineered line plays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
AMES BEATEN BY IOWA.

Des Moines, Nov 30.-Iowa State
college of Ames easily defeated Drake
university here yesterday. Al to 0.
in their annual Thanksgiving dav
game. Ames received the kickoff at
the start of the game and on the first
play Vanderloo ran 60 yards for a
touchdown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
TIGHT CONTEST AT AURORA.

Aurora, ILL.,. Nov 30,-The elevens
Of East and West High schools of Au-
rora played to 0 tie before a crowd
Of 5000 persons here yesterday 1t
was the hardest and most evenly
fought game of the season here. Cap
tain Mercer and Quarterback Frantz
starred for West High, while Reid,
right end, and Rees, left halfback.
were the East High stars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30

Byron Houck, who had tryout
with the Athletics a while back and
failed to stick in the big show is go
ing to work for the St Louis Browns
next summer. Byron believes he
will stay in the American league for
keeps this time and those who saw
the class he showed with Portland
in the Pacific coast league last sea-
son are inclined 10 agree with him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
SYRACUSE WINS BY POINT,

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 30-Syracuse
university yesterday defeated the Uni
versity of Nebraska team, 10 to 8,
on the twist of Captain Shaw's toe.
The scoring was the same for both
teams, a field goal and touchdown
but Nebraska failed to kick goal in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
HERNE WINS Los ANGELES RACE

Eddie Herne won the 50-mile Lib
erty sweepstakes at Los Angeles yes
terday and made a worlds record for
the distance on a one-mile speedway
His time was 41:54 4-10, an average
of It's miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
PINE YMLAGE. eO: WARASH. G.

Wabash, Ind, Nov 30.--In a rough
and tumble game of football the Pine
Village team, contenders for the in
dependent championship of Illinois,
Ohio, Kentucky. and Indiana, won
from the Wabash A. A, 20 to 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
MIDDLEWHTCHTS IN DRAW

Chicago. Nov. 30-Jack Dillon of
Indianapolis and Hugh Walker Of
Kansas City, middleweights. fought
l0-round draw at Little Rock, Ark,
last night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
STAR PLAYER OUT
GLOOM REICNS IN
ISLANDERS CAMP
Guide Wyland Lost to Independents
in Crucial Contest Sunday
When Father Dies.
URsELLA AND CHICKEN HERE
Minneapolis Marine Stars VIII Prac-
tiee Tonight Charge for the
Bleacher Seats.
BY COOK SMITH.


Gloom reigned in the Independent
football camp this morning when it
was announced that Guido Wyland.
star guard. would be unable to per
form in the Davenport-Rock Island
game Sunday Today members Of the
Islanders squad are extending their
sympathies TO Wyland on account of
the death Of his father.
With the loss of Wyland in the line.
the Independents will be greatly hand
ioapped. The Moline star has dis
played a wonderful game with the
locals this season and his absence will
be felt Just who Coach Lift will
insert in his position has not been
definitely decided upon as yet.
| With the sad news concerning Wy
| land comes the good news that Ur-
sella and Chicken have arrived in the
city to begin practicing with the To-
Gals. The Minneapolis Marines stars
claim they are in great condition and
said the Islanders ought to cop the
game. The first heavy practice with
the stars will be held this evening at
Douglas park in seclusion. Coach
Lift is not certain whether he will
use Ursella at quarterback or in the
backfeld Chicken probably will be
used al fullback or half, A practice
may be conducted tomorrow afternoon
at the park.
The Davenport eleven is loading VI
aplenty and will present many strange
| faces in its lineup on Sunday Sew
eral star men are under contract an(
with the announcement Of Ursella an(
! Chicken playing with the Independ
ents, they have stuck their mitt GU
after more. Coach Calvin is running
his men through strenuous sigma
drills all this week so that the Ath
letics would be in the best condi
ton.
Extra Admission to Stands.
The Independents manager stated
this morning that an extra fet
would be taxed for the bleachers an'
grandstand seats, in addition to seat
surrounding the field. This mean
that nearly every place in the par
will be covered by the extra tas
Fans. who can get to the park abou
! ] o'clock will get by by paying JUS
the general admission There will b
/ standing place along the fence, wher
no extra fee VIII be asked.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30
Observation-Disclosures,

All the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-30

Davenport Schmidt rt Schauweil-
er, re; Kettlesen. re-: Claypool C;
Ruhl, lie; Mercy, It, Block, lg; Day,
Gb; Sears, IN Cook rh, and MaKeever,
III.
Moline WEIGH. re; Hoyt, TT; Green.
rg, Haley. t.; Mchelvie, lg. Town
bridge, It, Swanson, lie: DeClerk. OBJ;
sill, IN Alsene rh, and Fromme, fh.
Touchdowns MaKeever. 3; Cook
Day and sill.
Goal from touchdowns Schauweil-
or, 5.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13
Come in and get prices
Your Home FURNISHING Ste
SCOTLAND PEOPLE
SHOULD EAT PIE DAILY.

Pie is wholesome, combining both
fruit and grain. Those who have
trouble ,digesting pie should take
ONE SPOONFUL simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc. as mixed in Ad-
ler-i.ka. This fushes the ENTIRE
bowel tract, removes foul matter
which poisoned your stomach for
months and relieves ANY CASE sour
stomach, gas or onstipation and pre-
vents appendicitis. Leaves stomach
in condition to digest anything.
C., G. Max, Druggist. 4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13

Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Barker left on
Wednesday for Daytona Beach, FInri-
da where they willspend the winter.
They spent one winter at this place
and enjoyed the climate and the fish
ing advantages so much that they will
try it again.
The past week has given us some
genuine winter weather. 1t has been
extremely cold, the lhermometertwice
going down to 81 below zero, and with
occasional f1urrles of snow it i, an I'M
pleasant change from the beautiful
weather of November.
Just sixteen more shopping days
before Christmsa.
E. C. MATHIS, Quality Jeweler.
Mrs. Magdalena Frank, wife of Mr..
Andreas Frank, died at her he,ne in
this city last Sunday evening at 1890
O'Clock, aged so yrs. mos. aud 26 das.
Mrs, Frank came to this country with
her husband from Russia i'm the early
'70s, locating OF IL homestt al north
east of Lesterville. Three or four years
ago they left the farm and moved 10
Scotland Mrs Frank has been in
poor health for many years and for
some months had been failing until
the end came. Funeral services were
conducted in the Congregational
church by Rev. P. Ruder, on Wetnes-
day afternoon, and the remains bur-
led in Rose Hill cemetery.
The light service in Scotland is get
ting to be intolerable, and if it is not
soo,: improved 1T looks as though the
city would have to make some other
arrangements for current. The past
two days there has been no current at
all, aud those who depend upon it for
power have been strictly up against it.
This office is one of the sufferers. as
our typesetting machine is run by the
current, and we lave been forced to do
!, lurg e part Ut the composition by
hand, which accounts for shortage of
reading matter this week. We realize
that the ght company unwisely over
loaded theil plant and have tried to
bear the Inconvenience patiently, but
relief has been promi ell for over SIX
months and is not yet in sight.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13
CHURCH NOTES

Rev. VIM. B. Scott will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
at 1890 a. III. "a Sacred Concert will
be given in the evening at TAO o'clock,
by the Presbyterian Choir Sabbath
School at las a. m. The Y. p. S. C..
e. will meet at $50 p. m. All arc cor
daily invited to sttend.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13

On Sunday evening, Dec. 2. the la
dies of Lincoln Relief presented most
beautiful tribute to The Presbyterian
church and Sunday :. lno-a very limr
silk flag. R'v. Scott Preached Il K "d
serilupilu patriotism and the cipir
rendered music on tho same order, ut
the close of the services. MrI. Ida Mil
Ter, patriotic instructor, stepped forward
and in few we'll chosen words i'm her
K, ntle and ladylke manner told the
people it was from The w. II c.. and
hoped it might be treasured as Il sym
Dol or patriotism. Mr.. George Dun
nlire accepted the gift in behalf of the
church and Sunday school His words
Of appreciation were we'll received.
The Relief Corps members We're pres
ent III body, wearing badges for their
different offices, and in unison repeat
ed the flag salute Services closed by
singing the National hymn. Relief
Corps Ladies we thank you rthis
beautiful gift.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning after the song service by the
choir, and the Battle Flynn of the
Republic l'y the junior choir, Mrs. Ida
Miller, Patriotic Instructor of the local
Relief Corps, presented to the church
ard Sunday schoola beautiful silk flag
in behalf of the corps. The words she
spoke "Your Flag and Mine' We're ten
der and true. Rev. Langdon accepted
the gift most graciously aud in a fitting
manner. The Relief orps ladies were
present in body, and repeated the flag
salute, after which oil listened to a
splendid patriotic sermon by the pas
] tor. Ladies of Lincoln Relief Corps,
we thank you for this beautiful flag.
Long may it wave DER the land Of the
free and the home Of the brave. !
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13
NOTICE.
POULTRY CAR.

will have one more poultry car on
track, at station Scotland. S. D.. on
December 10 and 20, 1917, and will
pay you the following prices:
Springs, 14c per lb.
Hens, lac per ii.
Old BOOSTERS. 1oc per ID.
Ducks, 13c per Id.
Geese. lie per lb.
DO not forget the date, Wednesday
and Thursday, Dec. 10 and 20, 1917.
This will give you money for Xmas.
j. H. Minnich, Scotland, S. D.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13


Fed ltnrdell's sale was held Tuesday
and we are intorne that the property
all sold well.
We are glad to report that Miss Gym
thia Cobb is recovering from her attack
of pneumonia, and if no further con-
plications develop will he VII right as
soon ,sshe regains her strength.
joe Pekas, who has bees, wnrsi,:g
The l'nst year in the war Il 4ptrtn,ent at
Wnsliingt ~, came home. Mnri,,
night "n "a twenty days leave of ais
sence. Joe is i'm the Ordinances. depart
meilt, and for several months has been
stationed at Newport News, Va, one
ofthe embarking !,orts for the troops.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13
SOCIAL. CIRCUS

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mon 4, 4. y, !, I. 49, ., 49, % 81 .09
H.,, -, .s.'' y ouu rs'r'sse
Ga,ss a,,a.. = z..o
prn.ro, :, har,,,. i
Aam,ss,on o. = s =.
q
ox1 an az III
p Da.a.aso FroI. Steece
: ''uo ooio Tlss Wittmayer
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13

Chicago last year registered $4,000
births and 3G,410 deaths.
Southern states have 531. sO9,10O
pounds Of rice in storage.
England fears 100000 persons
will be out of jobs when peace comes.
In 1916 there were All persons
killed in railway accidents in New
Jersey.
In % California counties there are
$4,000 acres OF government land open
to settlement.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13

w. failed last w-.s in report the ar
rival "t q little son at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Andy e Jason on Dec. LIST.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13

!. phst riaoj b-,ttisa.
h. srTt .,.s.;l? , atcnt-
n.or'net--lt jifs3, re sfru.
y'.pta, d r1rrH,onL sni
dfn'. s.er. ., so'ia fcrr-
tang. t!cGic q eourd'.
!sza,t, u aria, diI.iig
-'s-- .FIsrTl5tirs end other
y -r-- ~ ~ rcffeal.Ag
.-,----tS-a c..!.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13

artists as De Pachman. Sembrich.
Bachaus. Levitski, Aida, Scharwenka
La Forge, Eddy Brown. Amatc, and
hundreds of others.
The House of Baldwin builds the
Baldwin Piano with the aim of max.
ing it the worlds most artistic instru-
menr. TiRe. genius money. crafts
manship. and materials are layishel
upon it. Yet, because of thu Bald
win Compa ay's desire that this superb
production occupy the place Of honor
in the greatest possible number of
American home, tn. price is kept
within the means of almost any Gu
tured family. Investigate the Bald
win # you want the best.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
q MILWAUKEE. WIS.

- W pazdzierniku br. "a stara-
| MEM P~ogotowia Polek odby& sic W
hall Kosciuszki bazar ma rzecz glod-
nych W Polsce.
We wtorek wieczorem W hall 10
sciuszki odbyio sic posiedzenie Po-
gotowia i ma tenn posiedzeniu pre-
dlo1ono szczeg6lowe sprawozdanie z
bazaru.
Re sprawozdania sekretarAi okazu-
je sic, re pc odciagnieciu rozchod0w
~pozostalo ma czysto q bazaru SILL.
Bazaar odbwai sic przez piec dni
ME byl TAX p%opierany, jak sic tego
sp~odziewat nale5alo, a jednak osiss-
nieto ~rezultat zadowalajacy. Zarzad
Pogotowia ME spodzieWai sic tel su-
my i niektore czfonkinie ogarnelo
zdziwienie, gdy sekretarks przeczyta-
Ia, 5e ma cEysto z bazaru jest $l,l4l.
Zapadla uchwala, ably do Rady Ma
rodowej ma giodnych W Polsce wy
sfat $1,000 a $500 do PM PadereW-
skiej M sierotki polskie, kt6re o.
becnie znsjduja sic W Szwajcaryi pod
opieka So. N~sz,retanek. $141.o0 po'
zosta}o Q sunny bszarowej a reszte do
uzupein.enia sunny $500 wyasygno-
wano Q kasy i te sumo jnz dro"a
Wagnerowa, %kasyerka Pogotowa' 10
Nowego Yorku ma rece pan Padere-
H-skiej wyslsia. Jestto najWteEsza su
ma, jaka q Milwaukee ma sierotkt pol
skie " Szwajcaryi wyslsio Posoto-
vie.
William O'Connor, pulkownik
Watrous, sedzia Fairchild, James
Slower. Jan Klaczka | VIM. Reese 90
stall zam:anowani do komitetu, ably
onracova1 plan uczczenia sierEanta
1. .. Jana Czajki. pierwszeso miiWau-
ckiego zolnierza, ktory W obronie
honoru Stanow Zjednoczonych po"
iegf we Francyi. Zebranie odbyio sic
" hotelu Plankintona we wtorek po-
poludnlu.
katde dziecko szkolne ma dat je-
dneso centa ma pomnik Czajki ! W
tsi anravie komitet ko~nterowac be-
die z supt. Potterem. JeSeliby fun
dusz. zebrany prIez dzieci. ME wy
starczyl. natenczas reszte doloza ooy-
vatele, Prawdopodobnie wiec pier"-
sly polegly lolnierz z Milwaukee be-
die mial pomnik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08

Tie, potem p6jdziemy po spra-
'wunki, mozesz pojsc, gdzie cheese
ma obiad, tylko ME zapomnij mi
zostawit tego, czego potrzeba ma
mole sprawunki, rozumiesz:?" -
~trzepa}a iona.
On wkrotce zrozumisl, re ona
so podeszla i ,,ziapala" piekne-
mi sl6wkanii, ona to samo Cd
krycie zrobila. Pierwsza sprzecz
ka prowadzi do nastepnych klot-
nj, obiuda nigdy ma dobre ME
wyjdzie, jest to stara historya
towtarzajaca sic tax miedzy pie
rzastemi jak i wszystk:erri inne-
mi stworzeniami.
,,Oto nagroda cato IL opusc'-
lam matke / OLGA ola ciebie" -
r}akaia ona - .,Oto wesoiy JON
kt6rego pragnaIem" odpowie-
dziaf.
Cheese, zebym byla tylko stu
ga twoja" - skrzeczala ona.
,.Dobrze mi mowiI moi o~jciec
i nieszcze5liwy dziei, W ktorym
ciebie pozna}em' cdcinai sic
Ian Gawron. Co.,. ....
,,Matka mnie przestrzegaia re"
bym mic wicrzyia takim jak ty
ricponiom, uganiasz, a ia main
pracowac w domu!'
"A ty ME widzisz we mnle mai
zonka / towarzysza tylko chcecz
zcbym by} twoim bankleremE
..Ty - iicponiu - rabusnl-
ku!"
.,Ty - leniwa plotkarko!'
,.Powr6ce do dornu, gdzie mig
kochaja i dogadzajs.'
"A ia do moich przyjac'ot
sdzie przyjemniej, jak z toba''
| rozlecieli sic ma dwie pre-
ciwne strony.
Moral: Glupcy i i'm podobne-
nigdy sic ME zgodza'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
RADA OLA NASZYCH
,,BOHA1ER0W".

Pewien polski zoinierz opo,
wiadal IL z calym zapalem daza
przeciw nieprzyjacielowi lecz So
chwile kiedy napada ich nuda
niezwalczona tesknota do rodzi-
ny. do domu. Gazety polskie So
d'a Mich rozrywka i pociecha, ka,
walkami je czytaja Cd ,,deSki dc
deski", wszystko ich zajmuje
rozciekawia. a zatem moie i mo,
jej kartki ME pominQ. Ola zajecia
i'm civil zbednych, jake lekar.
st wo NJ teslnote i u~spokojenie,
powtarzam ola Mich rade porucz,
r,Ha Hektora Macquarrie, kt6rv
wyda} ksiazke pod tytulem: ,,Jak
zyc w obozie": peino w niej do.
brych rad ola amcrykansko-pol.
skich zoInicrzv. OTTO n;cktore Wy,
jstki: ..Pisuicic do domu! piszcie
i!sty choc raz W tygodniu. Me,
konieCznie tvlko do waszvcr uko.
chanvch hub narzeczonych, te
znaida pocieszycieli i rozrywki,
chociaz Wv je troche zar'edbacie.
lecz piszcie - do waszych matek
jeSli je posiadacie.
Matka! ona jedna troszczv sic
pr~awdziwie o losy syna uhocha,
nc-o. Ona to kaadej nocv cierpi
kattrSzc. widzi Gle wyo6raznia
sFrwaw;oncgc. obandazowanego
lrb lczaccgo be- pomocy ia po-
iu...
W obozie Jest ci czasem go-7ei.
c~asem lepici, navel wcsoio,
mas prace lecz masz i rozrywke,
Eicdna matka - ME ma mic O.
prGcz troski o ciebie... a zatem.
PSF do niej tax czesto. jak mo-
resi-. to jej jcdyna pociecha
Pisz do twego OLGA / do twej ma
TIKI! Matke tax wszystko z%airnu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08

Heroizmem jest'staioSc W pra-
wych i szlachetnych sprawach
chociaz inni w~ysmiewaja Gle i po-
tepiaja "a to-. Wiecej czasem
trzeba odwagi iSG drogs sprawie-
dliwoSci, prawoSci ola zasady cho-
ciaz drwia sobie z ciebie - ami
zeli iSc obok armaty W podniece-
niu ogolnem.
Jezeli ME tracisz twej odwagi
iSc prosta droga, Z kt6rej inni Z
braku tel odwasi wracaja, pogu-
biwszy gdzieS serca ! sumienia
swoje. jeSli umiesz iSc Z uSnie-
chem naprzeciw niebezpieczciStw
Cd ktorych tcE6rze uciekaja, jcze-
Il z niewzruSzonQ odwaga i pogo
dq przyjmujesz zmiany loSu cho-
c;ai mogibyS go poprawic sobie
uiep-awo5ciq, jeSli mozcsz sila
VOL opanowac nerwy twoie tam
gdzie silly uchodza W walce mo-
r%aincj, zachowujcsz stalosc W do
hrem, tam ,gdzic inni sic chwicj9.
icS!i wolisz strac;t r~aczej wszy-
stko anizcli przyczvnit sic do
zguby blilnicgo, w6wczas pewny
bye moieSz IL masz bohatersk2
duSze i odwaznc SERGE.
Szlachetny czlowiek, ME Uczy-
nj nawet nic5wiadomie uicze2o-
co sprzcciwia sic sercu dobremu
/ sumieniu. pomimo pietr7acych
sic ma lego drodze przeszIod /
pokus. korzysta Z kailei srosoh.
noSci, BY pom6dz potrzebuj9cem'
hronic zagrozonego Tub n'ewlnne'
60.
Szlachetna ko5icta na'@|e mil
czeuie swemu samolubStwu. zaz-
droSci. sklonnoSci do lenistwa, do
rozrzutnosci i - tenn samem sta
&c sic = bohaterkQ.
Chociazby nazwisko twoje po-
dobizny ME figurowsly w pis.
mach i gazetach, masz kazdego
dnia sposobno5t do ladnego / pei
uego czyn6w - zycia.
Heroiczne, bo~taterskie cnoty:
odwaga, msstwo, brak egoizmu.
dobroczynnost, litosc, NIGGA bye
uprawianc i W domu, ma to ME
potrzeba koniecznie obozu. / sta
wanna odwaznie n~aprzeciw dztai
n:eprzyjaciela W wojnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
B.AJKA o r l
o
(Malenka satyra).

ATlody pan Gawron, zakochaf
sic W pannie Srocc.
Usiuzny los sprawl. IL pozys-
kali wzajemnoSt. Wsn6lne pre-
bywauie bylo i'm bardzo przyjem
nem, oua podziwiaIa jrgo nicn&-
ganny str6j zawsze czarny, on
jej lekka wcsola - gddatliwosc.
Pewnego dnia powaznie roma
wall i czynili sobie zwicrzen;a.
.,Kocham Gle, DO jestes tax Cd
mienna Cd innych" - mowii.
,Twoj czarny stroj i twoje nadz
~wyczajnc historye zdobyly moje
SERGE - mowila ona.
.,Chce mice dom, gdzie beds
mogt robit co mi sic podoba, gdzlc
ME beda sic ma mnie ,,gapic" i
ganic mic koledzy' prowadzis
dalej rozmowe on.
TAX i ia - zreszta w d~zisiej-
szych czasach mozna zyc oszcze-
dniej We dwoje" - od~powiedzia
la mad podziw z rozsadkiem -
ona.
% to wlasnie, wprawdzie
moge bardzo dobrze utrzymat
rodzine, ale z rozsadna iona pra-
cuje sic chetniej i gdy ona w tenn
W czem moze pomaga, zycie jest
iatwiejszem'.,
,,Chociazbys mic ME mial, Z mi
loscis nasza, dorobimy sic, kto
mic ME ma, mic ME tract, kto ma
dobra Yole zyskac moze DUO
- mowiIa znowu ona tax skrom
ME i ladnie, re - jak ma ranne
Sroke, ktorej unikaja kaNsle;'-
VIE. byio to tax nieSpol lie,
re az - zadziwii sic po swojemu