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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given 10 the
stockholders Of tho p. j Reynolds
Sand Company, an Illinois corpora
ton, that there will be special meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of said con-.
pany 10 vote Gpon the following cues.
ton, VIZ,
Shall tho board Of directors Of
this company be increased from three
ITO Ave members?'
Said SPECIAL meeting VIII be held
at the principal place Of business Of
caid company at Utica, Illinois, on
Juno 1th, A. D., 1917, at the hour Of
$3.50 A. NJ. on said day and just prior
TO the regular annual stockholders
meeting OF said company
You arc requested to be present at
said opecial meeting. NJ
rULlA G. LOVE.
HOWARD G, GARf,
CHARLES j NlESEN.
dire etors
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
Cast Of Characters Of
"The Wanderer"

yETHER, son Of Jesse
GAAL, elder brother of Jether.
JESSE, father Of Gaal and
Jether.
HULDAH, his wife.
NAOMI, cousin Of Jether.
'TOLA, friend Of Jether.
RISSAH, a handmaiden Of
Huldah.
SHELAH, servant of Jesse.
NADINA, keeper Of lodgings
in Jerusalem.
TISHA, daughter of Nadina.
SADYK, & seller of jewelry.
PHARIS, a Tyrrhian sea cap.
tain.
HAGGAI, a JudeaA friend Of
I Jether.
MERBEI, friend of Jether.
THE PROPHET
Dancing girls, Egyptians, Ii
abs, servants in waiting, Nh.
bians, etc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

she leaned over him. a single garment
wrapped about his neck was the only
thing not of rags upon his body.
my scarf she cried. lie wears it
yet, the token gave him"
Hear. all Of ye" pleaded Ilu1ah
TO the servants. "Iether our son. hath
returned to us. 1t is not rs we all ex-
pectcd when the city called him from
US. But lie comes back very Ill aud In
great misery. Though lie now looks so
wretchod. sc remember how fair be
was and how his smile was like the
sunshine. He has been greatly
wronged. as men are in the city who
come ns trusting ones. | aln old and
cannot LIT ns child alone, but Sc who
love him. too, shall help me 70 bear
him TO his own room, careful of his
wounds
Naomi kleIi tendeify by his side ana
carcssed him lovingly.
Gaal lspce'y swept both women
aside md stepped toward Tie boy ~
Ls lay uUa heggss
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
CHAPTER XIV.
The Penitent Prodigal.

"A s Shelah fetched the water, and
IA Jesse still stood mutely to oue
"a side, refusing to look uro.i The
body of his son, the mother
cried aloud her curse
"Who hath done this TO him? BE
they accursed, o Lord God, cali thy
vengeance upon them. Cursed be the
fruit of their bodies and the fruit Of
their lands. Cursed may they be when
they go in and when they come out,
. God. leave me my boy, my beauti-
full boy she sobbed, with one last
heartbreaking cry of anguish, az she
fell forward PROSTATE across the body
OF her son and s0bhed
A sudden glimmcr Of returning con-
sciousness reused Jether. He moved,
he half attempted to rise, and then
naturally ana uneonsciously his arm
went around the neck of his mother
and he whispered, rs il he were but n
child again, Mother"
"My boy my beautiful boy" she sob
bed.
Gaal. attracted by the outburSt, came
from the house and surveyed the scene
Just as Jcther embraced his mother.
$50, then" he said contemptuously
to the boy. For all thy promises 20
me, thou baSt revealed tlySelf, after
all, to thy mother"
IIuldah, slowly comprehendlng the
fearful knowledge that Gaal all the
time had known Of Jethcr's presence,
drew herself up Indignantly.
Thou knewest?" she cried, in pain
and sorrow
AYE, and for thine own sake Kept
silence replied Gaal surlily.
''rhou knewest - and yet told me
notw shrieked the mother.
4 "Ile scorned to take food Of me" re-
/ torted Gaa curly. Besides. lie bath
deserved naught else, He went away
of bis own accord. He should have
stayed away, then
HuI,lah shook her head bitterly
Thou hast bard heart Ghal' she
said. Where didst thou get ~
shn4l not soon forgive thee this Now
4 help me to carry Iethcr IN"
/ What: Touch him? Hast seen ms
4 sores!" demanded Gaal.
Il have kissed his sores replied the
tiuther, Il wonderful light shining ~
her eyes through her tenrs.
lie shnll not come into the house.
declared t,nal sternly, taking hear'
from the fact that the aged Jesse hat
neither spoken nor uncovered MS lhce
This Is thy fathers house, moi
thine" she said proudly.
My fathers silcnrc speaks, cri@
Gaa angrly. mo more than ! woul(
he have this Disgrace thrust upon Ms
We huye told all that .letllcr b an hon
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
SYNOPSIS

On the eve Of a IcwIgh festival, about to
be celebrated hy the house ot Jesse
Naomi IN love witll lether expresses
anxlous fears TO lissah over Jettcl's 0h
scnce, lie has been dissipatiae vita hi'
friend. Tala
Tola urges lelher to demand his portion
from his father Jesse, and visit Jerusalem
with him Returning home, Jeher talks
with Naomi and almost confesses bis love
for her
Jether 1uarrels with his brother, Gaal,
and Jesse parts them Jether tells his
father that he desires freedom and sight
OF the world
Jotha appeals to his mother IIudah
to aid his desires. She trier to dis,
suade him, but promises Tola ap-
Years, inpatient for the journey.
Jether demands his portion from
Jesse who threatens Tola.
Huldah bids Tola begone and be-
seeches Jether to remain He is OBJ
durate, receives his portion and de-
parts with. lola for Jerusalem. Tola
introduces Jether to Nadina. a Baby.
lopian woman, and he lodges in her
luxurious household
Nadina presents her beautiful daugh-
ter. Tsha. Jether wastes his patrimony.
Tisha asks him to buy for her jeweled
necklace.
Jether hestatcs at the price. Tisha
then demands that he offer sacrifice be-
fore BabylonIan idol the goddess lshtar.
Jether again hesitates, but, overcome by
his passion, sacrifices ana rcnotnccs the
God OF Israel, Overcome with rsmorse.
he drinks deeply and makes merry with
guests or Nadna. Naomi, seeking Jc-
I, ther, looks upon the scene and withdraws
IN sorrow
The Prophet appears among the revol-
ers and calls doom upon the house.
Pharis enters and cxcltes Jethers jeal-
ousy. TO hold Tisha he consents to buy
che necklace but discovers that he has
syNadina oners Jether loaded dice with
which to rccoup. He refuses Indignantly
and attempts in vain to recover money
borro wed from him. He then takes the
loaded dice and is caught cheating. To
complete his disgrace Tisha tells OF his
4 a. S-enollnclng tho God Of Israel
Nndina turns Jether out OF her house
q storm. lie meets the Prophet and
.onfesses that he has denied his God
Then a bolt destroys the idol of Ishtar
4 beggar. the prodgals returns TO his
home
Jethcr Is discovered outside the honse
by Rissah and Naomi. who do not rec
ognize him IN hi3 rage He falls, faintiag
Ganl appears Recognizes hts brother md
bitterly upbraids him
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

Crushed 5ct.ler taxes refuge In II goat
shed He Is discovered by his father end
mother. Jesse turns from him and covers
his face as Il sign that his son is dead to
him IIuldah ministers to Jether and re-
proves Gaai for his hardness.
IIaggai appears and tells of Jether's sac
rilege. Jesse receives n heavenly message
that his son is forgiven All then are rec
onced a feast is made, and the prodigal
rc-enters his fathers house
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
Classified Advertising

Advertisements will be inserted In this
column not exceeding five lines one
time. IL cents: three times . cents; one
week, 80 cents. Each line over tVe, "
cents per week additional.
All advertisements in this column must
be PAID i'm advance.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

IN all eases where the word "#ce.
orcurs IN The authorized versica Of the
Billie the true rendering Of TIM lie
brow Should lie copper" WAoho
The ancient Hebrews were acquainted
with steel is not certain, steel auucar-
20 ha{o hecu E"oWn to the N%rp.9na.
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tTo BE CONflNUEDA


u want you to take some pictures "
the Wedding" saad the prospective
BRIDEGROOM
VERY good" said the prospective
photographer.
And also have coupl, OF phonY
cameras al0nT fer me 70 smash New
York American.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

While there Is infection in disease
and sorrow there is nothing in the
world SO irrcsistibly contagious as
laughter and good humos charles
Dickens
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
|. W. BREWER.

Attorney and counsellor at law and
solicitor in chaEcery win practice
law in the several courts and In
the federal courts Special atten.
ton given TO all real estate cases
of La Sale and adjoining counties.
including drainage questions.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

all bids, as authorized by law.
Dated at Ottawa, Illinois, this End
day Of May, 1917.
Il. L. BRADFORD,
Mayor and President o. the Board OF
Local Improvements,
". W. CURTIS.
City Clerk.
GEORGE +. FARNSWoRTH.
Public Engineer and Secretary OF the
Board OF Local improvements.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
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PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
A Clean Mouth.


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q busiest ports Of cntrJ for dis z
=. case in the human body. Fie :
Y: mouth. particularly when tAc y
4: teeth are defective, retains many "
9: germs that would produce dis
=: ease, and the environment VII =
Z: furnish that which promotes :
q: their multiplication The l2a- :
3: cous membrane Of the moull! l.
z: in itself quite resiStful to dis.
=: ease germs. yet ut times it he
.: comes infected, and tie pns :
=. forming germs bore their way .
q: into the bones Of the face pro
:: ducing long suffering and dis'ig
=: nrement. and sometimes pro
Z: cecd until they destroy the life
=: Of the individual Through the
=: noisons that are produced by the
=: absorption from these centcrs Of
z: pms the vital organs Of the body
4: are frequently disturbed Dis
.: ease of the intestinal tract.
y which IS often secohSart TO in
=: tectcd teeth. even in It's carly
Y stages. Is very distressing ard
=: has terribly depressing effect
=: on the sufferer Long life hap
Y pincsS and prosperity d"Ncnd
z! much upon clean mouth flill Of
- healthy teeth
Z.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
Professional Cards
M. N. ARMSTRONG,

Attorney al law. 2l02ll Moloney
Bldg. Ottawa, Illinois. Telephones:
Office. STOW. Residence. 3i2-Y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
For Rent

FOR RENT A fine dwelling in East
Ottawa, seven rooms, bath, stove
heat, immediate possession. A bar
gain. Phone 648-W Il. B. Farrell
College Bldg,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

TOR SALE Desirable building lots at
very reasonable prices East OF
tawa It costs You nothing to inquire.
Frank r. Graham, 4O2 Moloney Bldg.
Tel 3S5-W.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
Wanted

WANTED Girl for bookkeepng and
Office WORK Apply III Cwn hand
writing XVI, caro- Free Tr2 der
Jouin5f.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

I,R. r.. a. KELLY. OTTAWA, Ill.
1926 Columbus ST. Phone 225,l'
Silver fills 75c to ST. Porcl. crowns
S. Gold crowns S. to So. Plates 81 to
$40. All work guaranteed first class.
Once hours a. m. to 1880 p. m
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

Cars arrive from the west at 8;46
n. m, 7:i5 p. IN, 9.45 .. M. 1913
p. m, 100 a. m.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14
8. r. LINCOLN,

Attorney at law, office. La Sale ST..
west OF court house.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

FOR RENT Modern fiat, over Keller
e Kroehnke's jewellery store. In
quire Geo j. Glenn.
FOR RENT --Two-story house Ut All
Chambers street South Ottawa; D
rooms and bath; furnace, plunolnS'
electric lights, cisteln and city water;
also barn; rent. $25 Der month. Pos
session given at once. Inquire San
der5 Bros
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

FOR SALE Or RENT--A strictly
modern eightroom house on Illinois
avenue Also three furnished rooms,
well located For further particulars
eail on or address VIM Jamison, 72O
La Sale street, Ottawa, III.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

In y. m,--l:50, $3.50, $3.50, 1850.
81 50, $3.50, 9:e0, 1900.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

"A S Shelah fetched the water, and
N Jesse still stood mutely to ote
"a side, refusing to look ur0n the
hnlN OF his son. tho n1ni,lar
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-14

On the eve Of a jewish festival, about to
be celebrated hy the house Of Jesse,
Naomi IN love vith jether expresses
nnxlols fears TO lIssah over Jettel's ah-
scnce lie has been diSspatias vita hi,
friend, Tala
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
MALENTOWA.

Suteryna byla wilgotna, ale OBJ
szerna; diva o&na wychodziiy Z
niej ma podw6rzc asialtowane, du-
ze, otoczouc W czworobok wyso-
k;emi oiicynami.
syv;a,,, ME wicrc do r;ci sic
dostawaIo Z obszernc szvbv,
,~o,.;otr,, r6vrn;e; m,,o tvIc tyI.
10 ,bv odJych,t MONA byIo
osoh,,, ,.+.ro sL,en;on,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
NJ. Gawa1ewicza.

sowanych zawszc Swiergotcm
szczyglow i kanarkow pc kaz-
OWN takim rycerskim ataku, pies
poszczckuj2c gfoSno L zadowolc-
MA. wciskal I ]podw6rza glove
przcz okno do wnctrza izby, jak-
by sic chciat przckonat, czy zau-
wazono jego zaslugC / p~rychaJ2c
/ duma, krccit swym puszystym
ogoucm poty, dop6ki mic uSlySzaI
Z dolu glosu pochwafy.
- Dobrze picsku, dobrzc!...
BIZ SEEING kota, MECH tn mic VIA
ri.
BIZ! biz zdawal sic pow
tarzac potcm am do sicbic W krot
kich poszczekiwaniach decrescen-
do i kladl sic pod ctwartem oknem
ma strazy zabezpieczalo to wPra-
wdzie cd cwentualncj napasci, ale
powstrzymywalo doStcp SWlcz-
szcgo nicco powictrza.
w s~uterynie mieszkai stroz.
Nazywano go Majchrem, skut-
klein dziwncgo przeksztalccn:a
Mclchiora. Corke miat Jagc, a sio-
sire Franciszke, kt6ra micszkaIa
PREY MIN cd Smierci bratowcj l
gospodarowala, jak we wIasnym
domu. Dobra byIa kobicta, tylNo
krzykliwa, gdy przcbrala miarkG;
wtedv ! bratu i kotom ! Bryluslo-
wi. ! synowicy dostawaIa sic bu-
"a "a co badz, a / Studentowl z
drugiego pietra ME brakio PREY
m6wek i wymySlah.
Konczyio sic zwykle tax:
- Juz ia tego galanta kiedy
przetrace; on przyidzie ~jeSzcze
ma mole rece, jak mi Boga trzeba
przv skonaniu! Dam ia mu die
wuche balamucic!... Patrzcle
go!... ME ola psa kielbasa. Iy
myslisz, re ciotka Slepa:... ciot-
ka dobrze widzi, jak tam Z sob2
szwargotacie ma schodach vie
czorami. Wstyd q odbierze pO-
tenn ludziom ma oczy sic ME be-
dziesz mogla pokazat. Niedocze-
kanie jego!
WATCHER W garSt spluwa}, wlo-
sv przygladzal, pochrzqkiwal ! z
kata w kat chodzii, pomrukulac,
albo brai harmoniike REGINA, ma
kufrze zielonym pc nieboszce, sia-
dal I noga ma noge zalozon9 | wy
grywat krakowiaka, przytupuj2c'
podczas gdy sioStra terkotata !;
mySlal, re ia zagiuszy.
Kanarki sic darby. BryluS szcze-
kai, harmonijka grala, sapi2c
chrypliwie, W kacie poplakiwala
| Jagusia, ocierajac nos ! oozy far
tuszkiem perkalowym, ma blasze
skwierczaia topiona slonina w ron
delku. a ponad wszystkicm soro-
wal piskliwy CLOS gadatliwej cio-
TIKI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28

wa, czasem zazartoWal ! lyle: q
ciotce zaraz sic zdawalo, re czy-
cha ma dziewczyne, jak tic koty L
podw6rza ma kanarka. Skadby mu
tam lakomic sic ia strozowne.
Raj 60 poprosi|a o ksiazke jakq
ma niedziele.
- Ksiazke?... do czytania::. p.
Bardzo sic zdziwil ia prosbQ
ME przypuszczal, re TAXA stroz6-
VIVA czytac umie, ale gdy mu po-
wiedziala, re chodzila nawet dc
szkoly i re pisze wcale szykow--
ME, re navel ma ,,Halce" byia raz
w teatrze, zaczql sic patrzec ma
MIA inaczej i movie do niej: "pan-
no Jagusiu", zamiast ,,ty", jak
wprz6dy.
Bardzo jej to pcchlebilo.
Majcher, chot prosty czlowiek
chcial mice corke edukowan9. Al
boz 90 ME bylo STAG ma to?....
liberal przeciez dia swojej jedy-
naczki posag / mia1 juz dwie ksl2-
zeczki do kasy, schowane w zie-
lonvm kufrze pc nieboszce. Dys-
ka do dyski zbierana pc nocach
nieptzespanych, zasiugi kwartal--
ne, dochody Z przeprowadzki, to.
owo... COS sic tam uciulalo wkoh
Gu ola jedynego tziecka.
PrzvszcdI czas Tia zlrcia.
Do laducj dzicwczyny, Swic-
zcj, mIodcj, czystej, chociaz har-
del, nccilo sic mic maio konkurcn-
tow: ME chciata zadncso, Bog
vic czcnu.
- Albo mi to ~Spieszno:: - mo-
villa - mann Czas!
Ojciec widac byf innego ida,
MIA, a ciotka tcz...
| Pcwncgo razu przyszcdl do nle]
i chrzakat zaczal.
- Jagus.
Co?
- Byl tn Walenty.
- No?
Starry WATCHER ME byl wymow'
nv; iakoS mu z jezykiem ME szic
~nalezycie.
- Ano byt o.. o cleble...
wiesz?
- Mech sobie wyperswaduje.
- Gtupias; stolarz, jak sic pa
try, porZadny cZioWlek'..
- To i coz z tego?
- Ano, sprzyja CT.
- ia tam o to ME proslfam.
Zawsze-bo wartO... to-.
! stolarz, wyzwoli sic ia sw. jan.
Wzruszyla ramionami, usta wy,
della ! zachmurzona poszla w ka'
bez odpowiedzi ojcu sic to niepo,
dobalo.
Ia CT tn ksiecia szukac nix
bede, -rzekf re zloscia, splunaf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28
IONA.
Galerya sZkic0W z natury.

Ale tax bywaio tylko W ME
dziclc, w powszcdnic dnic cicho
bylo w izbic i glucho. Francisz-
ka wychodzila do magla, Majchcr
DO roboty pc domu, kanarki przc-
Skakiwaly re Szczebla ia szczcbcl
/ trzcpotaly skrzydclkami w mil
czcniu, 4 augusta siadywa}a pod
okncm ! szyla. 'Ze Scian partially
ma mia tylko przckrzywionc glowy
Swjctych, p~op>trzonych przcz
muchy. rozwicszonych mad dwo-
ma loikami, wysiancmi wysoko
~roSciclq.
Dzicwczyna siadywala fanny
Slona / szyla pc calych dniach,
dop6ki bozcgo Swiatia starczylo
i dop6ki naprzcciw w oknie dru-
giego pietra mic stanai m}ody STU
dent, w nicbieskim mundurku, 7
kcdzicrzawa glowQ czarn4. jak II
kruka, Z wqsikami, jak II Sw. Mi
chala ma obrazku, I paplerosem w
ustach. iak kalina czcrWonych.
Wtedy igla dziewczynic Z pal
cow sic wymykaIa, Sciegi sic wy
krzywialy, robota spadafa ma ko-
lana, a oczy raz pc raz bicgly W
| gore. jak jask6lki pod okno PAM
ca I przcciwka.. Gale szczeScic
zc ciotki ME bylo PREY TEN. Cos
tc oczy ciagneIo mimowoli do
chlopca, jak malowanie...
A zaczelo sic talk.
w jakis dzien letni, dziewczy-
ma usiadIa pod murem Z drugiej
strony ma ~starej pace cd fortepia-
MI: szyla swoim zwyczajem, az
tn bec!... cos jej ma podolek spa
do; patrzy wi5nia. Spojrzala
w gore, ponad gIowa... ME bylo
nikogo... Zjadla wi5nie i szyla
dalej.
Pc chwili znowu: bec!... Zno-
VII wiSnia i znowu nikogo. Cud
CIV co.,. L nieba wiSnie spada-
ia ! to wprost ma kolana, pc jed
mel, jakby w~ybierane.
Wstala i poszla ma Srodek pod
w0rza; w oknie otwartem drugle-
90 pietra stall pan student Z torch
wa p~apierowa w reku, pelna owo-
cow ! zajadal smacznic, a gdy 70
CYL dziewczyne, chcial sic maj
pierw cofnQG, ale potem sic roz-
mysllf, giOW2 JeJ sNln2l I uSliiie-
chem ! znowu wisienke przez ok
no wyrzucif.
Dziewczyna sic zawstydzila,
pokrasniala jak jagoda / uciekla
DO schodach do suteryny.
Tax sic zaczeia znajomoSc Cd
iiglow I wiSniami.
Potem sic przypadkiem spotka-
Ii w bramie, potem gdzieS ma uli-
cy, raz gdzies ma schodach, no !
znali sic cd tel pory. Pan student
byi grzeczny, uprzejmy, wesoly,
ME minal nigdy bez dobrego sio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28

do kosciola. Jagusia W slubncj STU
kni w~ygladaia blada i zmlzeroWa-
Ia, jak do trumny ME do oltarza;
20 twarzy jej Ivy pIynefy, zaciet1
lsta i slowa ME przem6wila do
nikogo. Well ia, jak ma strace'
ME-. Druzbowic juz dobrze
podchmieleni t~racali SIG lokciaml
i odwracali Cd siebie glove, 2
glupkowstym usmiechem spogla-
dajac ma przechodniow, ktorzy
,rzystawali pc drodze i patrzyli
ma orszak slubny i ma szlochajaca
panne mloda.
- To ci glupia ia Jaga, mo.
willy do siebie s~luz2ce W bramie
- bedzie miala mega, jak,sie pa
try, a II mu komedye take wy
prawia starry sic Z ostatniego scla
ga, weselisko wyprawia, jak ia
kiej szlachciance.
- Bedzie muzyka?
- jake, jest kataryniarz /
skrzypce.
- Ho, ho!... to CT bedzic iral-
da e..
zeby to mnie TAXI los!...
Gala noe rzepoli}y skrzypki j
dudliia katarynka W suterynach.
Vodka i piwo LAZY sic strugami,
W ciasnej izbie tIok byl, .zaducl1.
gwar, wyziewy kapusty i sosow,
przyswedzonego scllabu i dymu
! tytuniowego. Ochryple GLOSSY druz
bow, spiewki kobiet i harmonic
ka Majchra, place dzieci i szcze-
kanic draznionego Brylusia, zlc--
waly sic W weselny chaos ia
Geese PAM Walentowej do rama,
Swift zastai wszystkich sosci
pijanycf. Pan mlody rozochocii
sic tax, re chciaf obu druzbom
zeby powybijac "a to, IL sobie L
niego podrwiwali. Ledwic sic ia
nogach trzymal.
- Gdzie jest moja iona? -
wolai - gdzie jest PAM Walen--
iowa? Jaga, s}yszysz?... Zaraz
mnie chodz ~pocaiuj, DO ci zebra
polamie! ..
Ale Jaga ME slyszaia tych pier
wszyoh objawoM czuiosci swego
malzonka.. Jagi' ME bylo...
Mkt ME uwazai, re parma mlods
zniknela hagle bez sladu z iowa
rzystwa, korzystajac z ogolneso
zamieszania.
o swicie wymknela sic z izby,
przebiegia schody i tax jak staia
w biaiej sukni, W czepeczku, kto-
ry jej starosciny o polnocy ma
glove w~lozyly, z bukietem zwie-
ztym ma ~piersiach, wypadia ma u
lice j uciekac zaczela. Wiezieh,
wyiamawszy kraty, ME czulby sic
swobodniejszym od niej W tel
(Dokohczenie ma ctr. 6tej:)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-28

No i doszlo do tego, re dai ma
"owiedzi, choc mu dziewczyna
: ME p~rzyrzekla.
or sic zaklal, re zabije
'zeli ME ustapi, tax mu
:zypadl do smaku i do
,.aszcza po wyzwolinach.
I'atusiu, kicdy ia go ME ko-
cham, ME kocham! - ZaWodzlia
dziewczyna.
Albo tam do malzenstWa
kochania potrzebai - odpowle-
dial o%jciec.
- ~przeciez przy oitarzu mi
lcsc mu music przysiegac bojcle
sic Boga!... ia go ME chce.
Me wydziwiaj glupia, ME
gebuj, jak jaka marmuzela, DO
ropamietasz. A czwarte przyka--
zanie?... A bedziesz czclc oJca
twego i matke?... to nlc!...
he:...
I'm wiecej c6rka sig upierala,
tenn bardziej starry nastawaf. Pie
Made z kufra wyjal, wypraw?
siostrze kupowac kazaf, wesellsko
chciai mice huczne, ola Jagusl
bia}a suknie Z weionem obstalo--
wal, zieciowi pozyczyf ma czarny
surdut, tylko sobie ma nova cap
Ike pozalowai. Vice kicdy przysz-
/. ia niedziela, ma Stub wyznaczo-
ma, ubral sic W paradne zimowe
patio syberynowc, kt6re raz do
roku wkladaf, chociaz ma swiecie
upal doskwicrai ,wdzial biala kalni
zclke pikowa W kwiaty, zawiazal
wl6czkowy szalik ia szyje, SEE
rokie, czarne spodnic kupione ia
tandecie wci9gnaf ma nogi / Z
czapka W recc poszedt pierwszy
do kosciota, ME nakrywajac g{o-
wy, wysmarowancj pomada pier
wszy ra'z pc dziesieciu latacl1.
Jagusie ubierano j~eszcze W bla-
Ia suknie pred lusterkiem /; zeszfy
sic sluzace I caiei kamienicy,
wszystkie kucharki z sasiedztwa
w ogromnych czepcach z koloro-
wemi wstazkami, W fafdzistych
spodnicach wykrochmalonych, jak
blacha, w chustkach zimowych
ma ramionach. .
Pan mlody z druzbami czekal
w sieni, PREY schodach, Z flaszks
w6dki chodzif Cd jednego, do
drugiego i ola kurazu traktowal.
Dzieci z podworza zagladaiy
przez okna do suteryny i dziwily
sic niezwyklemu widowisku; W
calym domu, ma calej ulicy poda-
wano sobie z ust DO ust wazna
wiadomoSc:
- Master c6rke wydaje "a
MAI.
Dwoma dorozkami wybrano sic