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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
CAMP GREENE COMMITTEE
HAS NOT FILED REPORT

Washington.-The following army
order was made public
"A board of officers TO consist OF
Col. John W. Barker. general stan
corps; Col. Frank McC. Gunby. quar-.
termaster corps; and Col. George w.
Winterburn, general staff corps. is an.
pointed to convene at Camp Greene.
North Carolina. at 10 a. m, October
z. 1918. or as soon thereafter as DOS.
sible. to ascertain and report upon the
suitability OF that camp for a larger
garrison and to make recommenda.
tons as to character OF troops to be-
sent there and as to the class OF ex.
tent OF training practicable. Upon
completion OF this duty the members
OF the board will return to their prop.
er stations. Such travel as NAV be
necessary TO be performed by the
board In connection with their duties
Is necessary in the militarys service. {"
The board has returned here but
has not made its report to the secre
tary of WAR.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
SOLEMN WARNING ISSUED
IN CONNECTION WITH LOAN

Washington.-President Wilson a..
sued this statement on the fourth Lib.
erty loan:
The reply OF the German govern.
ment gives occasion for me 10 saw to
my fellow countryment that neither
that reply nor any other recent events
have in any way diminished the vital
Importance OF the Liberty loan. Re.
taxation now. hesitation now. would
mean defeat when victory seems to
be in sight"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
Will Improve Fair

Bishopville.-T third annual Leo
county fair will he held at Bishon-
Vile November 81. %. 20 and aN
Many improvements have been made
and the premiums offered this vea,
are larger than for the two prey;onx
years The horse Show and races. al
ways feature OF this successful coun-
" fair. VIII offer attractive purses TO
STOCK, poultry and women's and kris
De paid to the exhibits in agriculture.
stcok' poultry and women's and giriR
work. The schools OF the county VIII
nave large exhibits OF the work OF ssle
scholars. All war work activities will
he represented by booths and exhib-
its. The management promise to sur
pass in every respect the fair OF last
year
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
FIRST GREAT AIR RAIDS
MADE BY AMERICAN AIRmEN

Washington-Word OF the first great
American air raid against the Ger
man camps north OF Verdun sent a
thrill through war department Off
ciais although no official report had
been received to furnish details of the
exploit. So Ear as could be learned,
however. the participation OF $50 ma
chimes in this one enterprise marks it
as the greatest air offensive yet un.
dertaken IN the western front In point
of the air forces employed.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
GREENVILlE COMMUNITY FAIRS
war Garden Commission Fins Blu
Order for Posters and Other
Appropriate Literature

washing gton.-Special- bigxes,
county food saving campaigns in III.
United States is being pnt ON ar
"reeh'lile by Mrs. w. Marvin Will
'i'oh' county home demonstration
agent in cooperation with the mn.
uonaI war garden commission Te,
community fairs are to be held ir
Greenville county and Charles I.atbron
rack, president OF the commission
ordered sent TO Mrs. Willimon aOa
posters and $500 pieces OF literature
This is bigger order than we
nave ever sent into county OF SINH
lar population" said Mr.. Pack "hp,
Mrs. Willimon outlined plans TO us ix
such an earnest way that we want te
heip IN every possible way.
The commission is offering nation
al capital prize certificates for the
best canned vegetables put up by
war gardener and plans NAV be work
ed out whereby this national recoeni
'lon can be awarded to. blue ribbon
winners in Greenville county"
The commission sent literature and
us FAMOUS posters by James Mont
somery Flagg called Sow the Seeds
OF Victory" and Can the Kaiser" bv
fau Nerees. the Belgian soldier who
was injured in Flanders. The commis
sion has demonstration garden of
500 acres at Camp Dix where the
value OF Food f. o. r. the Kitchen
Door is demonstrated TO the world
lhere the soldiers raised food valued
at $4,000 despite late start.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
PROBABLY 500 ARE DEAD AND
MANY THOUSANDS HOMELESS

Duluth. Minn.-With probably 500
persons dead. with thousands home.
less and without clothing and with
property damage mounting far into
millions OF dollars. whole sections OF
northern Wisconsin and Minnesota
timberland are smoulderng, fire.
stricken areas. The bodies OF Is vic.
tins lie in Duluth morgues. Hun.
dreds more along the roads leading
TO Duluth and Superior lay where they
fell when overtaken by the fire.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE
TROOPS CAPTURE BUSIGNY

With the Anglo-American Forces
Southeast o, Cambrai.-It was Ten
nessee and North and South Carolina
troops who captured Busigny after
overcoming only slight opposition
They then went forward.
The British were well to the east
OF Honnecfy and Trotsviller.
Northeast of Cambrai, additional
important gains have been made. The
Germans in his section are Offering
hard opposition with their rear guards.
Blu this may break at any time as il
did to the southeast of Cambria
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
ACCEPTANCE OF REPLY MEANS
LOSS OF WAR FOR ALLIES

Washington.-Acceptances i'm any
degree OF the German reply to Presi.
dent Wilson's note including the
granting OF an armistice means the
loss OF the war for the allies. Senator
Lodge, OF Massachusetts. minority
le:.der and ranking Republican OF the
foreign relations committee OF the
senate, declared i'm a statement. The
note as received unofficiaIly is not n
surrender on Germany's part as Sec.
retary McAdoo and others claim.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
SIMMONS SAYS PRESIDENT
HAS SCORED ANOTHER HIT

Washington.-Presid Wilson has
made another hit in reply to Germany
THE President is following the wise
course in dealing with the German
eovernmclt," said Senator Simmons
HE will let the generals in the field
dictate, the terms OF an armistice.
I had no idea the President would
agree to any peace parley with the
present German rulers. He demands
that the people OF Germany act"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
RAPID ADVANCE is MADE
BY GEN. DEsENEY'S FORCES

With the French Army in France
The rapid advance OF General Deb.
eney's forces in close pursuit OF the
retreating enemy has brought them TO
the Disc where they are meeting with
strong resistance. General Mangin's
troops. after encounterlng lively oppo-
sition. have reached the Chemin. Des.
Danes in the region OF Courtecon and
nave crossed the Ailette at Grand
point. Chiyy has also been taken. -
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
TO PREVENT TURKEY FROM
SEEKING SEPARATE PEACE

Rome.-The impression in Italian
diplomatic circles is that one of the
principal reasons for the German and
Austrian movement in the direction of
peace was to prevent Turkey from
seeking separate peace. Turkey was
told 1t Is understood that following the
new German chancellor's speech and
armistice proposals that there would
be formed in all entente countries. ard
especially in America. peace parties.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
CLOSING the Schools

Columbia. Every public school in
the city Of Columbia. both for white
ana negro children. will be closed OR
account OF Influenza. which has made
It's appearance in the city
After consultation between the city
board OF health. the city school board
ana w. II. Hand. superintendent OF
the city SCHOOLS. ii was decided tha,
III was expedient TO close all the.
schools until further notice.
Heathwood. Olympia. Rose Hill and
a school for negroes. all OF which are
IN district No. 4. have also been clos
ed on account OF influenza.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
EARLY REPLY is EXPECTED
FROM KAISER WILHELM

Nashlngton.-An early response to
wilson's note OF inquiry to tie Ger.
man chancellor is expected by
American officials. While realizing
that an answer to the three pertinent
questions put to the prince OF Baden
VIII be very difficult il the original
proposal OF the German government
were not sincere. officials are con.
hdent that internal conditions in Ger
many and the exigencies Of the mill
tary situation will force speedy action.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
ITALIANS CONTINUE ADVANCE
DESPITE STRONG RESISTANCE

Rome. - Italian troops pushing
horthward in Albania entered the city
or FL Basan after crushing stubborn
Austro-Hungariaan resistance. the
Italian war office announced today.
The Italians are continuing their ad.
vance. The text OF the statement
reads:
"Albania-After enemy covering
parties had been repulsed and numer.
Gus prisoners taken our columns occu.
pied the heights east OF Murikians.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
INFLUENZA HAS SPREAD
TO ALL PARTS OF colJNTev

Washington Spanish influenza now
mas spread to practically every mart
OF the couutry. Reports 10 the pubIic
heaith service showed the disease is
epiaemic III many Western and Pa.
enc Coast States as well as in al.
most all regions east of the Mississip.
pi river. Its spread also continued in
army camps. the number OF new
cases reported being greater than on
the day before.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
SOUTH CAROLINA MAN IS
IN socHE STRAFING RAID

With the American Army in France
The first American aviation pursuit
squadron completed its one hundred
successive victory. which netted six
machines. or these Lieut.. Hamilton
Coolidge OF Boston, Mass. and Will
liam Palmer, OF Bennettsville. s. c..
downed one between them and Lieut
Reed NJ. Chambers. OF Memphis.
Tenn. and Lieut. Wilbert w. White OF
New York, got one each.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
FIGHTING ON WESTERN FRONT
is CONTINUED WITH SPIRIT

London.-Th. British. French and
Belgian forces in their new drive
against the German positions in Rel
gdum have captured Roulers The Even
Ing News says it understands
The newspaper says an advance OF
FIVE miles has been made in Belgium
by the allies. Coutrai is threatened
from the north. The advance con.
tinues.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
SURRENpER OF TURKEY MAY
BE EXPECTED ANY MOMENT

London-The surrender OF Turkey
within The next As hours will not sur.
prise well Informed quarters in Lon.
doh' The Evening Standard says. The
BRUSH authorities. it adds, are i'm DOS
session of information showing that a
process OF disintcgration exists in
Constantinople.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17
MORE THAN 100 WOMEN AND
CHILDREN ARE MURDERED

Dublin.-Of the $50 women and chill
dren aboard the steamship Leinster
when she was destroyed by German
submarine. only Is have been account
ed for Several OF these have died
since they were brought to port
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1918-10-17

London.-According to the latest
estimate. 4S0 persons perished when
the passenger liner Leinster was tor
pedoed and sunk by German subma-
rine. The vessel carried 6S7 passen-
gers and had a crew OF about 20 menl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

SZynkarz musia{ sic obawiac ia
kich odwiedzin, zdawal sic DO
WIEN bardzo zaniepokojny i ME-
rzyl czesto wzrokiem swoich Cos
ci.
Byli to, o lie .przy s1abem SWEET
lc szynkowni poznac bylo MONA
draby 0 zuchwa1em spojrzeniu, W
kt6rych oczach nietrudno byloby
zfe zamiary wyczytac.
Niejeden z mich czekal moze tyI
ko pewnei godziny, azeby p6jse
la wycieczke p~o}aczona z uzy-
elem noza lub wytrycha:
Wielu z mich milcza1o, niekto--
rzy- rozmawiali polglosem, a ME
Ektorzv bardzo glosno.
- S}achajcie, panowie, - "a
wola} jeden, uderzajac " sto1 pie
scia ola zwr6cenia uwagi tax sill
nie, re az szklanki podskoczy]y,-
sluchajcie, co Aleksy opowiada.
- Cicho - krzyknal jeden z
mfodszych z drwinami, -Aleksy
chce eos opowiedziec.
- Mlodziku! - odpar1 Alex
sy, - jak przejdziesz przez te
szko}e jaka ia przeszedlem, to be
dziesz m6gl nietylko slucahc, ale
i COS re swoich doswiadczen opo-
wiedziec, jak przystalo ma mez--
cz.yzne.
Skarcony W ten spesob rozes--
mia1 sic, a Aleksy m6wil dalej::
- TAX! doswiadczenie kszta}ci
ludzi! Me chcia1em W to wierzyc
riegdys, gdy mi to m6wi1 nauczy-
ciel. ale teraz wien to ma pew
no. Pamietaj vice Q tenn, m}odzi-
ku!
- Uszanowanie ola Aleksego!
- odezwano sic -dokola.
- Gdziez by3es tax dlugo? =
zapytal. drwiac znowu 6w mlody.
- Hm!- odpowiedzia1 Alex
sy, czlowiek moze czterdziestolet-
nj, rozniacy sic widocznie obej--
sciem cd innych, = u w6d natu--
ralnie ME bylem, lecz W takiem
miejscu, W ktorem tobie ME by1o
by tax dobrze :jak mnie. Mimo to
ME zycze sobie tam wracac. Ka--
wal chleba i kieliszek w6dki n "a
wolnosci wole niz suty objad W
wiezieniu.
lCiag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

wi, silnemu, barczystemu chlopu,
wyrzucic napastnik6w "a drzwi
"pod kotwica' jest znowu spo--
|kojnie.
W niskiej, dymem tytoniu i Wy
ziewami w6dki nape1nionej izbie,
zaslugujacej W zupelnosci ma naz-
we "jaskini'', zrobiono porzadek,
jest uprzatnieto potluczone
szklanki i wymyto PLAINLY krwa-
we.
Goscie. kt6rych moglo bye z
pietnastu, zajeli znowu zwyk]e
miejsca PREY sto1ach, a szynkarz
zaczal sic uwijac, zaspakajajac
ich zadania. .
Szynkarz z pod kotwicy' czy
mid to, mruczac i przeklinajac a
Wanturnikow, ktorzy Ma ulicy kon
czyli Wake.
- Sprowadza mi tn jeszcze ma
kark policye, - mowil do siebie,
- do licha! tego jeszcze brakowa
10, - dodal rozgladajac sic po O.
|becnych.
- Sami poczciwi ludzie, re
kla polglosem iona szynkarza,
MENDOZA juz, odrazajacej powierz
chownosci kobieta.
= TAX, poczciwi ludzie, - Cd
parl MAJ, - szynk "pod kotwi--
ca many jest z tego, re W MIN
bywaja tylko poczciwi ludzie. 10
bieto! - dodaf, - bedzleniy mu-
sieli nied1ugo pomyslec naszem
[bezpieczenstwie.
Obawy szynkarza nieby1y nieu
zasadnione. Szynk znany by1 poll
cyl jake miejsce schadzki podej--
rzanych osob, a smieszkancy War
szawy nadawali mn p%rzydomek
|"ponurego domu.'
Dom, W ktorym sic miesci}a ia
szynkownia. by1 rzeczywiscie cd
osobniony i wyglada1 bardzo ME
przyjemnie, co juz samo wstrzy--
mywa1o kazdego uczciwego czlo--
wieka, kt6ry sic zablaka} az w te
dzielnice cd wstepowania do ME
go. Opowiadano sobie rome taje-
mnicze wypadki, kt6re mia1y
zajsc pod "kotwica." pewno jed
max tylko to wiedziano, re tam
knuto plany wypraw zlodziejs-
kich i ola tego policya cd czasu
do czasu zaglada1a do tej szynko-
wni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
ponury Dom W War@zaWie
HRABIA B0GUMIL KAMINSKI

go pana. Nam zaszczyt bye jege
przyjacielem!
Italia znowu cofnela sic cd ME
znajomego kt6ry sta1, podsluchu.
JAG PREY drzwiach gabinetu.
- Doviemy sic zaraz, co 60 tn
tai sprowadza, rzek} - prze2
te spare we drzwiach MONA WI
[dziec wszystko. Mech PAM hrabi-
IA raczy p%opatrzyc.
Idalia lie mog1a sic wstrzymac
ably ME rzucic okiem ma pok6j.
Byl to rzeczywiscie Narazin, kt6
ry widocznie z przerazeniem PREY
stapil do loza chorego.
Narazina nieczyste sumienie
wypedzilo z zamku. Gdy Fleuri o
dziesiatej jeszcze ME przyby} do
Swobody, nikczemnik ten ME
m6gl wytrzymac d1uzej. Jak wi
cher pusci1 sic do DIE
lny kon. kt6rego uzy1, padl pred
Drama domu..... A teraz ujrza}
wszystkie swc plany zniweczone.
Fleuri zosta} pokonany!
- Moze tylko pozornie? - po-
mySla} Narazin i zaczal ogladac
wicchrabiego, a przekonawszy sic
o stanie .jego rany, budzic 60.
Fleuri otworzy1 oczy i spojrza}
Ia NaraZina, potem Ia zegar.
- Dvunasta, - Zawe4al. - a
ia jeSzcze zyje! oh! W takim ra-
zie trucizna ME skutkowala i ra-
ia moja ME jest nicbezpieczna.
Co cheese przez to powiedziec
. zapyta] Narazin. domyslajac
sic czegos zlego.
- Co chce powicdziec. Narazi
lie? Hrabia Bogumi1 jest zdr6w i
caly.. Niebo 60 strzeg}o..
- Fleuri mi m0wi o opiece Me
ba. - rozesmial sic Narazin. do.
d}onia czofa rannego, =
no. no masz jeszcze goraczke, a
W takich chwilach ME div, ze
masz miekkie SERGE. Ale jake sic
stalo?.. ..Wiec pojedynek odbyl
sic naprawde.
- Me watpisz o tenn. Narazi--
ME, - odparl Fleuri, widzac, re
Narazin maska o%bojetnosci stara
sic pokryc swoj niepok6j, -
vprawdzie nie poszlo tax jak "a
mierzylismy, ia zosta}em pokona-
ny i tylko szczeg6lnemu wy.pad--
kowi przypisuje, re mnie zasta--
:jesz PREY zyciu.
- Smierc twoja doprowadzila--
by mnie do rozpacZy. - rzek1 Ma
- Kto vie, ely zycie mole ME
da ci take do niej powodu, =
rzek1 Fleuri, usmiechajac sic
szczeg6lnie, = s}uchaj, trzeba re
bys sic dowiedzia1 O wszystkiem
co tutaj zaszlo, - dodal pc kr6t--
kim namysle i opowiedzial Nara
zinowi ca}y przebieg poJedynku.
Narazina ME mniej ,jak slucha-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
Tajemniczy ~nieznajomy.

Kazde wieksze miasto posiada
miejsca, ktore najwiekszej nedzy
i przewrotnosci SO siedziba.
W ma1ych, nizkich chatach ME
szkaja brudne POSTAGE z zapadhz
mi oczyma, brzydzace sic poczci-
wa praca, W dzien zyjacez jalmu
my, W nocy prowadzace rzemio--
.sla, ktore sic wstydza swiat]a
dziennego.
Niestety! MONA powiedziec
"rzemios1a' DO mieszkancy tych
chat kradziez uczynili rzemios1em
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23
(Ciag dalszy.)

- SlusznieS uczyni1, hrabio Be
gLlnile, - FACIAL ZnoWu majaczyi
F""uri, - oh! czemuz jestem tax
~strasznie ziym cz1owiekiem TAX
. . zabi1em twego OLGA. a msci-.
Va reka Boza kierowa}a twoja re
ke.
Hrabine dreszcz przejal.
- OHalino ! Halino! - jecza}
ctory gdzie jestes?
- MOI Boze! - pomysla1a hra
b1na, - czyzby to ona by1a przy-
czyna pojedynku?
Me zblizaj sic do mnie, Ma
razinie! - krzyczal Fleuri strasz
nym g1oscm, - ME oddam ci do
k9ment6w! Precz!
Raniony W skutek bolu rzuci1
sIe gwaltownie i z jekiem padl
ne poduszki.
Idalia uwazala "a obowiazek
za.lac sic opuszczonym. Me wi
dZiala W MIN W tel chwiil morder
cy swego meza i przcciwnika
swego syna, lecz cicrpiacego czlo
vleka. Zblizy1a sic do l0zka i skro
pi}a woda rozpalona glove chore
&c. Gdy sic nicco uspokoil, po--
dala mu chlodzacy nap6j, s]owem
cEvnifa wszystko, co W takich O.
kolicZnoSciach nakaZuje mi}oSc
b]izniego. F1euri, uspokoi] sic
zWolna i zdawa} sic zasypiac.
- :Juz blizko p6}noc.. trzeba
olrjSc, - rzckfa litoscivic Ida
H.: i miala wlasnie wykonac ten
zamiar, gdy ~us}ysza}a odglos kro
XIV.
- Me powinni mnie tutaj "a
s1ac?- rzekla i ukryla sic W ga
b:necie, W ktorym sic znajdowal
bandyta.
Ma Widok tego czlowieka, kto-
rago obecnosc w tym domu miala
prawo uwazac "a spowodowana
z3cmi zamiarami, przelek}a sic j
c1cia}a uciec.
- Spokojnie, - rzek1 ow cz1o
wick, zastepujac jej droge, spo
kojnie, PAM hrabino, jestesmy tn
W jednakim celu j powinnismy so
bic pomagac.
Hrabina cofnela sic re wstre--
tenn.
- Moje dzisiejszc %natrectvo i
moja odziez Sd powodem,ze zle IA
PAM cZynie wrazenia, - rzek}
bandyta p6fg1osem, - ale to
przejdzie. Me domyslasz sic pa
nj, jak dalece eel naszego przyby
cia jest jednakowy. Widzisz PAM
pan Narazin. - rzek1 wskazujac
ia wchodzacego do pokoju mez:--
czyzne, - pragnalem bardzo wi
dice 90 i OTTO przyszed1.
- Narazin? - zapyta1a Idalia
zdziviona.
- TAX, Narazin - odpowie--
dzial bandyta, - o! mann ia te-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

Wmona Steam Laundry
TELEFON 292
1854 Wsch, 4-ta u1.

Ola czego wstawac z rama z
przygnebionem uczuciem, robia-
Gem zak1opotanie ola innych i ola
was = tn jest tajemnica pomie-
dry nina j tob4. LepieG WEI Re
cky Moutain herbaty. W apiece
Brown a. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-23

r. AD. RICHTER & co.
1880 Washington Street, New York, N. Y,
ii juz brudne dzieci bawiace sic
ma ulicy terminuja W zemiosle,
W przyWlaszczaniu sobie w1asnos-
Lei cudzej.
Posiwiafy W Wystepkach ojciec
lsk1ada zarody z1ego w SERGE die
cka, sbije je niemi1osiernie, gdy
Nv "sztuce kradziezy" ME czyni
.IpostepoW. Manekin o~bwieszony
|dzwonkami jest przedmiotem, IA
kt6rym odbywaja "ccwiczenia :"
Biada dziecku, gdy podczas, kra
dziezy ktory dzwonek zadzwoni,
DO kradziez trzeba wykonywac
pocichu. Krwawe pregi IA jego
ciele zaswiadcza Q dzikosci 'rodzi-
cow!.. I moznaz mice to "a zle
tym ludziom pozbawionym wszel-
kiego lepszego popedu?. :. Oni
tax traktuja swe dzieci, jak byli
traktowani sami.. So przekonani,
re tax bye mua!
Dzieci przeciez trzeba wykszta1
Gle W sztuce zycia! Rodzice sic
lZestarzeja stana niezdolnymi do
rzemios1a, vice. sam instynkt "a
ichowawczy wymaga,aby dzicciom
przekazali jak najwieksze uzdol-
lnienie.
TAX pod okiem spoleczenstwa
dojrzewa wystepek i IA fa1szy--.
wei drodze jest ten, kto twierdzi,
lie zbrodni jest coraz mniej.
Przeciwnie. Mniejsza liczba ska
zanych, z -kt6rej wywodza falszy
IVY wniosek o zmniejszeniu sic IL
czby zbrodni, dowodzi tylko, lie
mniej zbrodniarzy ponioslo zas1u-
iona kare.
Ludzie SO coraz przebieglejsi.
Ow ojciec naprzyklad, - fakt
autentyczny, - kt6ry z piedzie--
sieciu lat swego zycia, trzydzie--
sci przepedzif W wiezieniu, obznaj
mil sic z wszystkimi przebiegami.
Vie on co robic, ably lie zostac
wysledzonym i przekonanym, il
przekazuje te ''rnniejetnoSc'' sy--|
nowi, ktory korzysta z niej i jest
szczesliwszym od-:swego rodzica.
Policya jest prawie bezsilna wo
bee tel zgrai; woYczas tylko, gdy
|jej sic uda schwytac zlodzieja ma
goracym uczynku, MONA sic spo-
'dziewac sk%azujacego wyroku. ,
" przeciwnym razie e skra
.dziona znika predko i bez sladu i
instytucya przcchowywaczy zabie
.ra ia, p1aci Gene i czeka stosow-
.rej chwili, ably ia sprzedac. Sami
z}odzieje ~najczesciej z powodze--i
MEM powoluja sic ma alibi, to
jest dowodza, "a pomoca wsp6lni
k6w, re oskarzcnic ME moze bye
prawdziwem, poniewaz W czasie
popc1nicnia zbrodni znajdowali
sic gdzieindziej.
Danny jednakzc pok6j tym kry
minalistycznym uwagom.
Poniewaz i Warszawa ME jest
wolna od zbrodniarzy, ktorzy il
W TEN miescie mieszkaja W dziel-
nicach zabudowanych nedZnemif
.domami i chatami, udajmy sic
vice tam, gdzie jest zbiorowisko
.tych szumowin spo1ecznych.
Noe juz zapad}a, najwieksza cl
sza panuje W dzielnicy, swiat}a
wszedzie SO pogaszone, ale miesz-
owych chat ME zasypiaja !:
.pokrzcpiajacym snenl, lecz pod O.!
|s}ona nocy wychodza pc lupy..:.
Zdaleka dale sic s1yszec glosny
|krzyk.
t Wychodzi On z szynkowni pod
:kotwica," gdzie pok1oci1o sic xii
.ka gosci i ku zadowoleniu widow
tego sobie sk6re garbuja.
Noze i sztylety odgrywaja WI
'takich starciach niemala role, a
cd czasu do czasu dajace sic sly
see jek, dowodza, re ten lub ow
ma juz jak to powiadaja dosyc.
Nareszcie uda1e sic szynkarzo-l
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