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49,. -~-- 49,
neral, era impossible castigarlo.
e crimen de Lara.
Ancche transitaba por n de las
GALES principles de csta ciutad de
San Francisco III hombrc de alta
c=satura Y recios m~uscuios. Detras,
s;guiendolc los pasos, iba IN hombre
dc mad;ana estatura, moreno, ojos
negros. como de treinta : cinco anos
de cdad. De pronto el cue seguia 4!
de alta cstatura Sc adelanto al PIT
nero y volv;endose r&pidamente. lie
clavj una daga en- c! centre de- pc
cho. matandolo en- el acto.
Tai vcz e. asesino. que 10 era e!
iismado Andres Lara, creia que ma
die habia Observable la tragica es-
csna: pero estaba e~quivocado, dos
transeuntes yieron como Lara habia
consumado Ell crimen Y sc %lanzaron
Ell persecution del delincuente.
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AUMENTARON
Uiene dc Ia Ia. iag)

Ell cncargado de Ncgocios Diet imrc-
rio del Sol Nacicntc que tcnia Il su
cargo Ia Legacion acrcditada ante Q!
gobierno que preside C~arranza. Ia
mekiote Opta, la sido Ilamado por 81
gobicrno Y que scra rcemp!azado en-
So puesto por el Baron t~agitaro Oto-'
II que "a Sc cncuc1>ra Ell cainino.
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c,e les tiraa~elos y los regimenes
De una gran parte de Ia America es-
pamela hunden q los hombres. Los
hacen perder T. ccnclrlc'a del deHer
V cor medic lie Ia dadi:a . lie los
amagos los conviction e.. instrument
tos De sus pdsiones Case tip:co de
este eS cl asa<iio Lars, Gu!en en- vez
de negar su deIi.3, c mostfar arr2pen
timiento por 81, declare eafaticamen-
te cuando vic que de sus lahios Sc
habia escapado una confession a me-
dias:
-"Dios me man16 matar!o."
L. policia lie habia preguntaio pOr-
que ha0ia asesinado al Gescouocido.
Lara reDlic6 a! punto Y como prcsa
de- delirio:
Me mandaron.
-Quicn?-pregunoj viyamente e.
pol;cia.
Lara sonri6 ferozmente y r%eponien
dose, asustado tai vez en- 10 intimo
dc su alma de que Sc fuera a salir Ell
nonab~e del general, ~coronel, minis
tro 0 r~residente que 10 ordcn6 matar
a 81 victima. dijo:
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;Q1u5 presid.nte, general o eoroneI n1ani6.....
Tamrien Dos.

-Tampien Dos.
No Sc consigue sacar nj una pala
bra mas que aclare este misterio, al
asesino. Sc procura por todos los
mcdios im~aginables hacerle hablar,
pero tai cosa no Sc ha degrade hasta
ahora.
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81 DESEA >abcr ri paraucrn dc Julio Ro-
drigue1. cdad = aiius originate d" Pa
rr1S. COGhU,ll. In ri me- d" Julio MIS-
no So CHCuntraba IN Nimgus, Texas. Cain
30 No. :. - darat ma Il 'ttilcaCi6l a
II persona ffc d" lDrUrIGcS clcrtuS dir
Ii@Ddr$c = Ia sra. InuiIaiil Ramirez Nda.
&c ECGr!2ucz. ga South lrCsl 81. san
GltEuiu. Texas. 1927
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FAVOR iNFuHNARME Gc mi l!ljila AdelI-
ma: en- THarZu >ali6 ron i! padre Jesus Val
G"l. para .iil"udr, COai;iia. y atiftCaTe
500. DlrIisrSH i Sra. Marin Perez. III
South santa Rosa Avenue, san Antonio,
Texas. (:2i6l
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pESOUISAS-

5000 De GRAT!FlCACION, dos amos de
subscription 4 IL PRENSA. 0 iibFCs pOr
lgual yalor. 4 qUicn d irtormCS del pa
raG"rn &c TcGdO>iO Gonzalez. quien en- 1915
s. hallaDa Ell Reno. Okla. DiTijirse a Ro-
dOifO GonZalez Ilores, Box t3i. READ
ING, PA. ti2i9.)
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UieHe de Ia Ia. Pag)

nero al v~ardadero responsible, :! Il
rar.eIo cue Elando asesinar a ge-
neral, era impossible castigarlo.
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81 VENDE Ia obra "HIstorla General de
Mexico 90 tOiGos, pOr NiCeto Zamacois,
5000. DiriJirse Antonio Mon:alez, 4g
South Colorado. tf2Si.
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Sc igHoran las cauSas 4 que obcde1-
ca este cambio dc diplomaticos AS
como la fecha en- que e%mprendera :sn
viaje ell senior Opta que fungia COMB
Charge d,Affairs. II
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81 NECE>iTA >a,i.e nryIrano.
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~Dios r2c mando.'
Horrorizs We Il cicno moral CT
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de MueIas
Fiiadas ReiieradaS de Orc.

listed el prec:o : ie darem0s eXpli-
cacio1es Zen espanoD sobre todo 10
que listed recesite, siu costc alguno.
Tcnemos ia mas hcrnl0Sa Cf!ciGa
de IL ciudad Y les : .iores DENTS
las, pues ningGao lie clos tiene mo
ccs de vcirte arcs Dc experienced.
Nuestc2s t:.abajos cstah del tcGt
yarantizados y solEtameute 10
.endra listed NADIA que erder.
-I0aUs ~nuestros tabajOS sin dO!0r.
pRETTOC
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Cuiea c5 ci muerto.

-"Dios ne maud6 matarlo."
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Avisos de 0casio5n

DR.. F. VkZQuEZ GOMEZ. Oidos-Gcrsal-
"a Y N2riz. SS Frost Bldg.-San Anto2lo,
Texas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
STANLEY YOUNG
MAN KILLED BY !:
FALLING MACHINE
Jacks Slip From Under Auto
Breaking Neck Of Stanley
Kordahl

Stanley, May 5.-Stanley Kordahl
a young man about % years OF age
was killed about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning at the home of his parents,
who live about three miles southwest
of this city. The unfortunate young
man was engaged in repairing an au'
tomobile and had the rear Of the ma
chine lacked up so that he could
work under it. He was sitting under
the elevated machine and in some
manner the jacks slipped and the car
fell, striking him just below the base
of the neck and forcing his head
down between his knees. Death was
probably instantaneous.
He was discovered by his father,
wllof went to the car to relieve him
during the noon hour, and to work
on the. car during t!lat time. When
he reached the scene he discovered
the body crushed beneath the weight
of the auto. Death had occurred
about two hours previous. He was a
Young man of considerable popular
ity in the community.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
DRAWN LAND =.
To Be CROPPED
THIS SEASON
Demand for Greater Acreage Civ
en- as One Reason for So
MANY Applications

Minot, N. D., May 5.-Winners in
the land drawing held here this week
will, for the most part, cultivate the
land this season and make an effort
to get it into crop. Most of the land
will be sown to flax, in the opinion
of land men of this city. ,s..
The demand for greater acreage is
given as one OF the reasons for so
many applications, which numbered
1895. In some instances Is applica'
tons were made for one claim. .t.-.
The winners, as announced at the
land office this morning, are as fol-
lows:
Sarsfield Gallagher of MinOt, first
name drawn; John X. Rocks. John y.
Void, Robert Rasmussen, Floyd v.
Sharpe, Omanna B. Miller, Karl J.
Butler, Stella Forde Victor w. Olson,
Olive Edwardson, Clarence Runquist,
Henry Book, Paul Henry, Tremblay,
Raymond Bray, Henry w. Sell, Olive
Rergetm, Knute Nelson, Walter Par
ry, Arnold Jefferson, Marvin 5.
Long, Gustave E. Salmonson, Victor
J. Cumber, Charles l.. Mckay, San
ford Carlson. Howard w. Mattison,
Jacob Swensen, Leslie Baxter, Lars
Stolsmoe, Wilbur Michael Dolan,
William ID. Johnosn, John II. Smiley,
James Blame Kimbell, Fritz F. Heuer,
Michael Alters, William F. thinner
man, George l.. Bowen, Frank Neale,
Herman Hilleran, Lars Haddland,
Thos, E. Lee, William NJ. Leo, Cecil
Hungate, Thos. Myland, Fred J. Goe'
dert, Mike 'Suma, Fred G. Howard,
Dalma E. Thompson, Jennie Gond-
ness, Walter Peterson, Elgin Peter
son. Daniel Nelson, Ashley M. Wore
and John J. HalvOrson. "at|
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
Coming to
Bismarck
Dr.m e|Ienthin
Specialist
rs -
FOR HIS SIXTH YEAR IN, NORTH
DAKOTA. t,n-
DOES No1x USE SURGERY.
~, ,r,'' stF4C
viii be at Mckenzie Hotel Tuesday,
May 18th. Office Hours a. m.
TO 4 p. m.
One Day Only
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION

DR.. Melenthin 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 con-
sultation and examination free, except
the expense of treatment when de-
sired.
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, kidney, bladder, bedwetting,
catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism,
sciatica,. leg ulcers and rectal all
ments.
If you haves1sn ailing for any
length of tinleand do not get any
better do not fail to call. as improper
measures rather than disease are very
often the cause Of your long standing
trouble.
Remember above date, that exam
ination on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
German spoken. Address: 1856 Bos-
ton Block, minneapolis, Mimi,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA AND NORTHWEST

Nearly 200 of the physicians and sur
geons from the state are expected TO
be in attendance. l..
New Rockford is planning a royal
welcome and entertainment for the
distinguished visitors during their
stay here. Because of the lack OF
hotel accommodations, because OF the
size of the crowd expected to be III
attendance, the local homes have
thrown wide their doors and the vlsl-
tors will be given accommodations
with a spirit Of true North Dakota
hospitality.
The officers of the association are:
President, Victor J. LaRose of Bis
marck; First vice president, George
NJ, Williamson ofEGrand Forks, sec
ond vice president, Edgar A. Pray OF
Valley City: third vice president, w.
A. Gerrsh OF jamestown; secretary,
II. ]. Rowe of Casselton, and treasur'
er, w. F.. ,Shiler of Devils Lake.
The general day time sessions OF
the association will be held in the
Blackstone theater. The council ana
house of delegates will meet on May
8, 8 and 10 with the first meeting
of the house Of delegates being held
in the Commercial club rooms on
Nav s at s o'clock in the evening.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
JAMESTOWN WOMAN IS
ELECTED w. G. +. U. HEAD
Especial to Tribune)

jamestown. Y. D.. May 5.77-Nallcy
City was awarded the honor Of enter
tanning the W. G.. +. Y. at its tenth
annual convention to be held in May,
1918. at the closing, session OF the nlnth
annual tri-county convention. held in
this city Thursday and Friday. The
sessions were also in observance OF
the twenty-ci gllth anniversary OF the
Barnes county organiza tons.
Officers elected are as follows:
President Mrs. Fred Warmer,
jamestown: vice president. Mrs. >.
H. Cook. Valley City; recording sec,
rotary, Mrs. Lulu Zimmerman, Valley
City; corresponding secretary. Mrs
E. r. Edwards. jamestown. and treas
urer, Mrs. j. n. Brown, Cooperstown,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
MANDAN WOMAN IS DEAD
Mrs. Mary eaukneeht Passed Away at
O'Clock This Morning from
Cancer of Liver.
(Specjaj to Tribune)

Mandan, N. D., May 5.-Mrs. Mary
Bauknecht. wife of Richard Bauk-
necht. foreman in the Northern Pa
citic car shops here, died at 8 o'clock
this morning from cancer of the liver.
Funeral services will be held from
the Catholic church at $50 O'Clock
Monday morning. Besides the hus-
band she is survived by four children,
all of this city, Mrs. E. Knudtson,
Miss Tilda Bauknecht, school teach
err: Joseph Bauknecht, and William
Bauknecht, employed in the freight
office. = st .-. -rs ..-- -r='ir1 e
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
SERVICE HELD
OVER BODY OF !.
SCHOOLTEACHER'
~, I--- '',3.t4%
Miss Hulda johnson Laid to Rest
This Afternoon at Painted
II Woods, Her Home
CORONER'S JURY SAYS
DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL
Especial to Tribune)

Washburn, n. D., May 5.-FuneraI
services over the remains of Miss
Hulda Johnson, school teacher in the
Iowa district of Mclean county,
found dead this week, were held this
afternoon from her home at Painted
Woods. Miss Johnson was a grad
uate of Bismarck high school and the
daughter OF. Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Johnson of Painted Woods, who have
made Bismarck their trading point
for the last 20 years.
She was boarding at the Charley
Johnson home, ~ miles east Of this
city, and on April 6 had begun a
three months term of school. She
had gotten up early with the rest OF
the family, the members all going
about their chores. Upon returning
to the house they found her lying be-
side the bed. A shot had pierced hel
heart from a 20 rifle. At the time
it was believed that the. young lady
had taken her Own life, but no motive
could be. learped,u4 sll.i '..nr
The corOners jury returned a YER
dict that death was accidental. The
members of the jury were told she
had asked permission to use the gun
to shoot gophers, but that it was
very hard to load and unload. All
indications, upon an investigation,
pointed to the fact that she had diff.
Guilty in loading the gun when it was
discharged.
Besides the parents eight sisters
and two brothers survive. They are
all we'll known in Bismarck, being
Mabel, Alice, Linda, Clara, Dorothy,
Florence, Edla and Frances. The
two brothers are Leonard and Har
mon Johnson. o.,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
until late in the fall months. The
hall has been repaired and new equip
ment installed. ~"
Thrift Gardens to
KNOCK III" Out Of -
High Cost Lifting
ESPECIAL to Tribune.)

Petersburg, N. D., May 5.-Thrift
gardens are going to knock the III"
out of the high cost of living in this
part of the state. The Commercial
club has appointed r. Waag, liver Rel
ton, Filing Mork and Superintendent
Emil Estenson to promote and be in
charge of the gardens here. Every
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
EAGLE WILL NOT SCREAM
Fourth Of July at LaMoure Will Be
Marked With Solemnity in Keep.
ing With Spirit Of Times.
Especial to :1ribune.)

.LaMoure, N. D.; May 5.-Memorial
day and the Fourth Of July will be
observed here with due ceremony,
which will be marked with solemnity
in keeping with the spirit of the
times, according to resolutions adopt
ed by the members Of the CONNER
cial club this week. The following
committee was named to make ar
rangements: Memorial Day-C. B.
Smith, H. r. S. Diesem and J. w.
Kniefel. Fourth of July-C. I. Hutch
inson, w. ]. Hughes and w. D. Lynch.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
ORGANIZE DEFENSE LEAGUE.
Army and Navy League to Be
Launched at Jamestown Meet.
inq This Evening.
Especial to Tribune.)

Jamestown, N. D., May 5.-The or
ganization of an army and navy
league of North Dakota, whose chief
object and purpose shall be the as
sistance of soldiers, sailors and ma
rines engaged in the present worlds
war and the aid. and assistance of
widows, orphans, parents and others
who may become destitute or in want
will be launched here this evening.
The committee appointed here con-
sists of IA, of which Norman C.
Koontz, superintendent of the public
schools, is chairman.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
Allotment OF
Hon,esteads Being
Hurried for Crop
ESPECIAL to Tribune)

Glasgow, Mont, May 5.-AlIot-
ment of homesteads in the Fort
Peck reservation is being hurried
in order that the homesteaders
may plant crop on the land this
season and thus help to relieve
the threatening food shortage.
FILINGS on Fort Peck reservation
lands closes tonight. The reser.
walton contains more than $4,000
acres and will make valuable
homesteads.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
BISHOP WEHRI:E TO
DEDICATE NEW CHURCH
ESPECIAL to Tribune.)

Linton N. D., May Specification
of the new $1,000 Catholic church in
the Grassa district will take place
Sunday, the address to be given by
Bishop Vincent Wehrle of the Bis
marck diocese, at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
pupil in the public schools Of the vii
lage will have an opportunity to get
garden plot. =.
To the Wife of
One Who Drinks

I have an important confidential
message for you. 1t will come in q
plain envelope. How to conquer the
liquor habit in days and make
home happy. Wonderful, safe, last
ing, reliable, inexpensive method,
Woodsguaranteed. Write to Edw. J.
Woods. 1423N, Station E, New York,
N. Y. Show this to others.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
DANCING PAVILION TO
OPEN NEAR HAZELTON
Especial to Tribune. J

Hazelton, n. D., May 5.-Brogdon's
dancing pavilion, four miles north
east of here, will be opened Saturday
evening, May Il. Dancing will last
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-05
STATE MEDICAL
I ASSOCIATION TO
MEET NEXT WEEK
Two Hundred Physicians and
Surgeons Expected at New
u Rockford Convention
BISMARCK MAN HEADS
STATE ORGANIZATION

(Tribune Special Service.)
New Rockford, n D., May 5.-New
Rockford on Thursday and Friday OF
the coming week, May and 10, will
be host. to the members of the North
Dakota State Medical association.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15

riem. Oficerowie tlumaczyli VIE
sci tie jake zdrade, majaca uspic
czujnoSc zoinierza prusklego.
P6zniej zaczeto wydawac prokla-
macye w jezyku rosyjskim; drukl
przeznaczone ola Rosyan byly
wykonane w Poznaniu.
Wreszcie zaczeto porozumle-
wac sic ustnie. Niemcom chodzlfo
glownie o zdobycic zywnoscl. la
starannie pr~zechowanc resztki
wodki i papierosy, "a zegarkl |
monety rosyjskic nabywali chleb,
przvczem nieraz odwdzieczali sic
dobroczynnemu dostawcy rzuco-
na znienacka ia odchodzacego
bomba recznQ. Nasz informator
nabyf "a paczke papierosow, XII
piona W kantynie "a 40 fen, cafy
bochenek chleba i ,,raz znow ma
jad} sic do syta.'
Raj wyszla Gala rota niemiec-
ka Z okop6w przekroczywszy
zasieki druciane zblizaia sig do
strony rosyjskicj. Rosyanie wysz-
Ii r6wniez z okopow, lecz ME
przechodzac drut6w dawali znaki
rekami, ably Niemcy cofneli SIG
Tub pokiadli ma ziemie. Naraz L
boku Z obu stron zaczeiy strzelac
kulomioty i sporo Niemcow Cd
nioslo ciezkie hub lekkie rany, "a
MIN zdoiali sic cofnat.
Cd tel chwili zmienii sic nastroj
j Niemcy ~strzelali do okopow o.
Syjskich swemi pismami satyry-
cznemi T. minomiot0w / ME polka
zywali sic wiecej.
w akcyi bratania pc stronie
1iemieckiej ME brazil udziaiu Off
.cerowie, przeciwnie Cd Austrya-
kow wiasnie oficerowie chodzili Z
proklamacyami.
l. puiku 46 (poznaliskiego) cd
grudnia do kwietnia zgineio tyl-
ko 30, rannych bylo 200, oko}o
$50 zwlaszcza podczas bratania
.dostafo sic do niewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15

lest rowniez niewesola. Otto szcze
golv Z frontu niemiecko-rosyJ-
skiego:
Woisko ma jeszcze buty, pod
kute podkowami i gwozdziaml.
Ma mundury uzywane So wszel--
kie materially, byle mia}y kolor
szary, vice nieraz bardzo lekkie i
liche. Ma zime zamiast p}aszcza,
informator nasz Original tylko ka
mizelke cicplejsza. L powodu bra
ku bielizny / zakazu r~ozbieranla
sic ma pozycyi (~nieraz a tygo-
dni spi sic w mundurZe) zolnierze
obsypani So robactwem. Odzywla-
ME: rano kawa zoiedziowa be-
cukru lub sacharyny, na 4 dni )
funtowy chleb, TAXI sam Jak ola
ludnosci cywilnej, ma obiad kasza
T. suszonemi owocami, diva razy
ma tydzieh, srotowane / suszor1e
mieso z koni, psow i kotow. Ma
wiecz6r herbata Z ziofek be- Gu
kru. Alkohol w ostatnim czasle
zabroniony surowo. Ma jednego
zolnierza wydaje sic dziennie I
papieros i 1 cygaro. Wydana ma
zolnierza | puszke konserw wolno
tylb otworzyc "a rozkazem ma
wypadek odciecia dowozu.
Oficerowie odzywiaja sic w Sc
krecie znacznie lepiej, maja mic
so, vino, chleb lepszy, tytun. W
wojsku jest oburzenie Z tego po-
wodu, lecz porzadek utrzymuje ze
lama dyscyplina. Mimo to pod
czas atakow nieraz zabijano Office
row. Socyalist6w jest malo, dc
tego stale So szpiegowani. Me
brak i wSrod zo1nierzy patryotow
riemieckich. Polacy So stale wy
zvwani / sledzeni. R~ozdzielenl
sk~rupulatnie miedzy Sasow, Ba-
warow i Prusakow ME sa nlgdy
wvsylani sami ma wazne pozycye'
Wojsko niemieckie jest ok}amy
wane systematycznie. Pufkowl'
kt6ry wyruszyi ego %grudnia Z
Poznania zapowiedziaf nadporu--
cznik. re idzie tylko ola zluzowa-
ria tyi0w, tymczasem przeWle-
ziono 60 bez przestanku przez
Krolestwo wprost do okopow
pod strzaIy. % pokoju myslec
wan ME wolno!"- OTTO haslo, sze
rzone przez oficer0w ma froncie.
Gazety otrzymuja z~olnierze ME
mieckie i polskie Il ksiestwa),
,,szwajcarskie" So ola mich druko-
wane w Niemczech.
WiadomoSc 0 rewolucyi rosyl-
skiej przyjeta 'byla z niedowierza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-15
Vice to ty, ty sama?.

4SN W IS'y
- A tax, ia. ia! Chciaiam
wyprobowac twoja szczerosc,
chciaiam sic przekonat, czy mo-
Wis., prawde, czy mnie ME oszu-
kujeSz, teraz wien wszystko,
mann rywalke, mani. Jednak
mole przeczucia mnie ME omylily,
niestety!.. O jak ty mnie dre-
czysz czlowieku!...
ia ciebie drecze!. b.. ja?l...
kobieto...
Rozpaczliwy, sPazmatyczny
Smiech porwai biednego Kocla.
- Smiej sic, Smiej teraz! -
wolala. zanoszac sic Cd piaczu
wzburzona Otellina. - ia tego
ME przezyje, to mnie zabije, dose
nam tel meczarni i twego wiaro-
iomstwa, O doSc!... Boze, jakam
ia nieszczesliwa, co ia cierpie
przez tego czlowieka !...
Dwoch tygodni czasu potrzeba
byio ma osuszenie wszystkich lez
i przekonanie PAM Korneli, re Z
wlasnej why ~naraziia sic ma lyle
przykroSci i re niema naJmnieJ-
szego powodu do popeinienia sa-
mobojstwa, ami do otrucia MEGA,
ami do oblania witryolejem uro-
jonej rywalki.
Pan Konstanty wszelako cd o.
wego czasu, stall sic bardzleJ "a
myslonym. jakims szczegolniej-
szvm wzrokiem obserwowal swo,
ia zone i zdawalo mu sic dostrze-
gao W niej pewne zakfopotanle,
ktore go W dobry humor wpra+-
wiaio.
Pomiedzy Jurisprudence,
przynoszona z poczty, znajdowai
sic co tydzien, co diva tygodnle,
jakiS tajemniczy, wonny liScik z
czulym emblematem ma kopercie.
adresowany do PAM i doreczany
jej do rak wiasnych, mby to be-
wiedzy samego pana.
Pewnego razu do gabinetu 70
nv wszedi pan K~onstanty Z twa
RIA nachmurzona, powazny. ST.
rowy, i kladac pred MIA rolowy
liScik z niezapominajka, spytai
kr6tko. oschlym znizonym glo--
sem:
- Co to macy, moja Nelciu
PAM Kornela drgnela; by}a "
tel chwili bardziej zmieszana, nil
jej MAJ kiedykolwiek pred ma,
jestatem jej gniewu i niesprawie-
dliwoSci.
- Kto to smile pisat do ciebie
w ten Sposob?:.. pytai dale
pan Konstanty, czujac sic panem
sytuacyi. - PAM. jestem moze
szalony, re znowu pisze do ciebie.
ale zdawalo mi sic w twojem