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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
Mothers Friend
in Every home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
the Arrival Of the Stork.

In thousands of American homes there
is a bottle of the splendid and time-hon-
ored remedy. Mothers Friend, that has
aided many woman through the trying
ordeal, saved her from suffering and pain,
kept her in health of mind and body in
advance of babys coming, and had a
most wonderful influence in developing a
healthy, lovely disposition in the child.
Mothers Friend relieves the pain and
discomfort caused by the strain on the
lsaments, makes pltable those fbers and
muscles which nature is expanding. and
soothes the Inflammation of breast
glands and other soreness. The tendency
to nervousness and to morning sickness
or nausea is countefaeted.
BY regular use during the period the
muscles expand with ease when baby is
born. tension is reduced and the pain and
danger at the crisis is naturally less.
Mothers Friend is external remedy.
is absolutely safe and wonderfully effec-
tive. 1t not only allays distress in ad-
vance but assures speedy recovery for
the mother.
This splendid preparation may be had
at every drug store, and is one of the
greatest blessings ever discovered for ex-
pectant mothers. Write TO the Bradfleld
Regulator Co. G-273 Lamar Bldg. At
lanta, Ga, for their Motherhood Book. "
so valuable to eXpectant mothers, and in
the meantime do not fail to get bottle
of Mothers FrieN at the drug store and
thus fortify yourself against pain and
diScomfort.-ady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
WANT OAKS ENTER
ADMINISTRATION
OF NEW sCHOONERS

Oak trees which are growing out
near the East Hill clay pit have
been sought by local shipbuilders,
and a communication yesterday be-
fore the board of city commission
ers yesterday asked for permission to
cut and use the trees suitable for
ship braces and for each of them the
applicant would pay the city the sum
of $40. Some of the trees were dam
aged in the late storm, and these are
included in the list of those which are
sought by the builders.
A number of trees We're specified
in the communication reaching the
board of commissioners, but the de-
scription was not clear to the mayor
and commissioners and final action
on the request was postponed until
the commissioners or committee
from the board could visit the scene
and make a survey of the place
The Hoodless Shipbuilding Company
was the applicant for the trees, an
nouncing that it was building schoon-
ers now and expected to continue in
such work. They claimed that the
trees sought were just what was
needed in their particular work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
COAL YARDS UNDER
GUARD BECAUSE Of
SOME WILD RUMORS

Coal dealers, who are striv:sr in
every way to care for the interests
of their customers, and who are fill
ing the orders as received, distribut-
ing their stock as equally as possible,
received a report last evening that
their yards were in danger of being
raided, and at least one coal man
visited the police station in the eve
ming and requested police protection.
The request was that special police
be stationed at the yards at the ex-
pense of the employing company, to
forestall any such intentions on the
part of anyone trying such tactics.
Special officers will be assigned to
duty as requested.
At many points in the country, it
is stated, in the east especially, coal
trains have actually been attacked,
but this is not expected to be repeat
ed here. On the contrary the law is
severe in its application on persons
found guilty of removing any article
without permission from freight cars,
and cases where such acts have been
proven have resulted in long-terms
in the penitentiary for those so con-
victed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
LUMBER INDUSTRY
MEETsWAR' NEEDS

Chicago, H., Jan. 21.-Ths read
justment of the lumber industry to
meet the new conditions arising from
the war is expected to be mapped out
during the next few weeks at the an
nual meetings of the various national
and state association Of lumbermen.
Traffic. export and other problems
are awaiting solution and the need
for a closer cooperation and An in
terchange of views is recognized gen
orally by those engaged in all the
branches of the industry.
During the past week these prob
lens received consideration at : Sc
ries of meetings held by the South.
ern lumber manufacturers At Mem
phis. Today the Rocky Mountain
States Lumber Dealers Association
is to meet at Denver and the Indiana
Retail Lumber Dealers at Indianapo-
lis. Tomorrow the National Lumbe4
Exporters Association will begin its
annual session in New York city and
the members of the Southwestern
Lumbermen's Association will gather
at Kansas City. These meetings. will
be followed during the remainder of
January and February by meetings
to be held in practically every state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
Unsightly and Disfguring
Signals of Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes to the warn
ing which nature gives, when un-
slightly pimples appear on your face
and other parts of the body.
Not only are these pimples and
splotches disfiguring, but they lead
to serious skin diseases that spread
and cause the most discomforting ir-
ritation and pain. Sometimes they
foretell Eczema. boils, blisters, scaly
eruptions and other annoyances that
burn like flames of fire, and make
you feel that your skin is ablaze.
When these symptoms appear on
any part of the body, take prompt
steps to rid the blood of these dis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS

extant. There are a delightful love
story and a climax of intense effec-
tiveness.
Bushman-Bayne Play Has Clever
Support.
In fThe Voice of Conscience a
Metro production co-starring Francis
X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne. a
cast of capable players supports the
popular stars. Harry S. Northrup.
Metros popular william, appears in
this picture as Dick Liggett, alias
Stephen Johnson. Mr.. Northrup has
been a prominent member of the cast
in "The Trail of the Shadow" with
Emmy Wehlen, in "The Greatest
Power" with Ethel Barrymore, Their
Compact" with Mr. Bushman and
Miss Bayne, and in many other
Metro productions.
The minor parts in "The Voice of
Conscience are all in capable hands.
II shows at the Isis tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
Edna Goodrich in "a Daughter of
MARYLAND"

Miss Emma Goodrich gets under
the skins of even the lease emotional
spectators in her new Mutual drama,
"a Daughter of Maryland" which is
a pretty southern story, full of the
little mannerisms and prettinesses
that go to make up southern planta-
ton atmosphere.
Miss Goodrich has a splendid set
ting for her latest Characterization
that of an old Maryland estate With
big Colonial house filled with
a big Colonial house filled with Chip
pendale and old china and surround
ed by magnificent timber, rolling
acres of picturesque country and a
horde of negro servants.
The young star fits into this at
mosphere perfectly and makes "A
Daughter of Maryland" one of the
most charming bits of picture drama
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
Watch the Little P;rnples;
They are Natures Warning

orders. And the one remedy which
has no equal as purifier Is S. $. s.,
the purely vegetable blood medicine,
which has been on the market for
more than fifty years. It is sold by
druggists everywhere.
If you are afflicted with any form
of skin disease, do not expect to be
cured by lotions. Eiptments, salves
and other local remedies, as they can
not possibly reach the source of the
trouble, which Is in the blood. Begin
taking s. s. s. today, and if your
case needs special advice, write a
completes history Of your case. and
our chief medical adviser will give
you all necessary instructions, with
out charge. Write at once to Swift,
Specific Co. GA, Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22

you taking up some old woman's
gossip? 2"
"You know I'm mott But Tscouldn't
help but hear something today that
made me wonder"
well, suppose we let the Prem
tees take care of their own affAirs.
dare say. they can. without our a.
sistance.'
Helen flushed and said no more.
But in spite Of Warrsn's cuxtnsss,
she was conscious Of the sense of
pride which she always felt at his
swift rejection Of gossip IN any
form. That was one Of The due
things Of HIS nature. He never Cos
siped about anyone. Ii was part OF
his creed to attend strictly to his
own affairs.
Later in the evening. while War
rem was playing billiards., Holen
strolled out around the veranda, and
through the gravel paths. She at
down on q bench In the moonl1aht,
when from another bench. bohin1
clump Of bushes, Just back Of hen,
came the sound Of voices Mn Prem
tice and Mrs. Kline.
Helen listened brsathlsssiy 4or ssv-
eral moments before she realized
that she was listening, and .Gfen with
a quick feeling Of revulsion uherhux
ricd back to the vennda.
She had not heard much, but
enough to fill her with . fierce IN
dignation that q man with 20 charm
ing a wife should be 10 dlsloval---
that he should pay such psnt1menenl
man. arfs
As she came up on the veranda,
Warren wss just coming out Of che
billiard room. Impulsively uho took
his arm and pressed against ~
ooh. Warren, In some why's you
are good to me-vsry very seed TO
me-"
"Hehi What's come ovss yvuys
ooh, nothing. Only sbuSnt6nes
think I don't appreciate the waynsin
which you are-aro-vGry good
"Humphi Well I'm glad my xlr-
tues are gradually da*ning On yuu-"
"Now don't tease me, deayP press
ing his arm closer, "I'm very fnurh
in earnest You are good and true
in many ways" And then a War
rem turned to enter, ooh. ist's not 20
up just vet"
"Now, If you wxnt tosstay dcwrf
here and ponder on my seeaphM
traits you can. But I'm sbIeepy. I'm
going to bed"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22

When Matty heard of big check
er tournament to be started among
the Sammies at Camp Sheridan,
Montgomery, Ala. he Immediately
made arrangements to go to Mont
gomery to direct the affair. Since
his arrival here he has become the
biggest figure in camp.
Matty has found some able oppo-
nents here, among them Private
Charles E. Johnson of the 148th am
bulance company, who didn't know
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
DAMON LODGE WILL
HOLD GOOD MEETING

Damon Lodge No Is, Knights of
Pythias, will hold a regular meeting
tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the castle
hall, on East Intendencia street, and
a good attendance is requested.
There will be two candidates to be in
Quoted into the rank of Esquire, and
some very interesting work is prom
ised.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22

Camp Sheridan, Ala, Jan. 21.-If
Christy Matthewson had not been a
great baseball pitcher he might have
become checker champion of the
world.
This is only one of Matty's attain
ments outside baseball, but it is one
of his favorites and he spends much
time during the winter months pom
dering over moves with the best
checker players he can find as oppo-
nents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
F|REMEN GIVE 4
BALL WEDNESDAY

A mask ball will be given tomor-
row night at the Keyser auditorium
under the auspices of the members of
the Pensacola fire department, pro-
ceeds to be applied to the uniform
fund of the men. The firemen desire
as large patronage as possible. and
are soliciting the attendance of a
larg number of their friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22
DOES HE REMEMBER
T%OTZKY

Janitor Emil Piecko and his family
who take care of the building In New
York where Leon Troizky lived before
leaving for Russia. Trotzky used to take
his friends into Piecko's furnace room.
help fire up, and then sit where it was
warm and give the car help until
Piecllo put them out at midnight. Piecko
didn't seem to appreciate his nocturnal
guest then. And he can't understand il
now. But as Beau Bruwmal /. NO
man is a hero to his valet"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-22

who his wizard opponent was until
after the match.
When told afterward he had been
defeated by the great Matty he
grasped the hand of the Cincinnati
manager and said:
I've heard of you ever since / was
a kid but | never thought I'd have
a chance to talk to you. This is my
reward for giving up my girl and en-
listing. Had my picture snapped
with the greatest pitcher of them all.
l guess I'm satisfied"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

Pan Zagloba, ME baczac ma
swa tusze, skaczyi co zywo ma
dol ! niebawem ukazai sic we
drzwiach, wiodac tryumfalnie
Rzedziana, kt6rego pulchne OBJ
licze swiecilo szczera radoScia.
Powitany mad wszelki wyraz
serdecznie, Rzedzian, pod gradem
koncept6w pana Zagloby, 'roz-
siadi sic wygodnie, nalaN sobie
wilma re zwykla powolnoscia, po-
czem zaczal w tie siowa:
- Jak WaszmoSciom wlado-
mo, cziek dorobii sic skrzetna "a
biegliwoScia kilku majateczkow
ma Rusi niezgorzej prosperuJa-
cych, ME liczac g~orzelni ma Wo-
|iyniu, cukrowni w Lubelsklem
kopalni nafty w. Baku. Owoz,
kiedy hultajstwo W roku Pan
skim 1918 zaczeio dwory napa--
dat, pla4fowaG i palic, trudno mi
bylo patrzec obojetnie ma te be-
zecne figle.
Pewnie CT tam do szczetu
dobra wygolili - przerwaf pan
Zagioba. - Ale sic pociesz, Dos
ME pierwszy i ME ostatnl' a co
DO mnie, to wiedz, re Z mo1ch roz-
lcglych posiadioSci ma krymle
W Bessarabii ziemia tylko woda
zostala.
= Owoz wiaSnie myli sic Wasz
nose - odpari Rzedzlan tlegma-
Itycznic = DO choG z przyrodzenla
~charakter nam potulny i niEomu
ME wadze, jednak, widzac lyle
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I !
DokonCzenie str. l

biegach ksiazat niemieckich o po-
zyskanie tronow panstewek
wschodnich, najwieksza jest kom
petycya o tron polski; ME mniej
niz czterech ksiazat ubiega sic o
korone polska, a miedzy innymi
ksiazeta Bawaryi, Saksonii i Bu1-
garyi. Berlinskie kofa polityczne
So przekonane, re kwestya polska
ME bedzie rozwiazana z punktu
widzenia austryackiego przez po-
.1sczenie Krolestwa Polskiego u
mia personalna z monarchia duali-
styczna, ale, re Polska zostanie
panstwem niezawis}em, pozosta-
jecem oczywiscie w sferze wpiy-
wow niemieckich. Ma tel konfe--
rencyi take otrzymaja swe gra-
nice a prawdopodobnle / kroloW
Litwa ! Finlandya. Ale Niemcy
ME bardzo entuzyastycznie przyJ-
muja te wieSci o tworzeniu no.
wych kr6lestw i mianowaniu no
wych krol6w, gdyz obawiaja sic
&c CT kr0lowie Z czascm bardzo
latwo obrociG sic NIGGA przeciwko
Niemcom. Sprawy roSyJskic row.
niez beda roztrzqsane ma tel ma
radzie. Ostatnie wypadki w Ro-
syi wywolujq wielki niepokoj W
Berlinie, a wprost panike w Vie
.dniu, to tez prasa obydwu panstw
,centralnych domaga sic energicz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

ia zydlu usiedziaf, wlewali mu
gwa}tem gorzaike do geby, DO
pic ME chciai, szturchali nibyto
przypadkiem, podajac jeden dru-
Igiemu jak pike, az w kohcu "pa-
ma komisarza" zemglilo i musia-
no 60 ma lawie pofozyc i octem
cuciG, ku wielkiej uciesze Bohu-
ma. Ze nina natomiast grozny
watazka obszedf sic prawdziwie
po przyjacielsku, bonn mu i w pl-
ciu godnie kompanii dotrzymy-
wal ! rome kosztoWnoSci i perly
~zdobyczne mayhem, placac gotow
ka sto tysiecy, a ktore pozniej
W Londynie sprzeda}em "a diva
lkroc.
A ME wstyd CT to by}o -
rzekf suroWO pan SkrZetusk1 -
rabowane dobro nabywac?
Z przeproszeniem Wasz-
moSci - odparl Rzedzian - my
Sic, re dobrze uczynilem, wyku--
pujac owe klejnoty z hultajskich
rak. Zreszta, dzieki onej tran
zakcyi, dopuszczony do kompa-
Mi, dowiedzialem sic, re naza--
|iutrz miaf Bohun uderzyc znie-
nacka ma Winnice i niespodziewa
|jacych sic niczego u}anow pol
skich w pieh wyciac...
- Patrzcie-no - klasnai w re-
&c Wolodyjowski - toe tn W ga
zetach pisano o jakiejs rzezi W
Winnicy, ale Mkt ME przypusz--
|czai, re to Bohuna sprawka.
Rzedzian zaprzeczyl reka /
glowa.
- Nijakiej rzezi ME byio, a ME
chwalac sic, moja to zasiuga.
Slyszac w Niemirowie, jake ri
jane hultajstwo, "a namowa a.
genta szwabskiego Krantza i O.
wego plugawego ,komisarza"
szykuje sic Yrizaty Lachiw",
pchnqlem nieznacznie jednego z
moich pacholk6w do Winnicy, re-
by komende polska ostrzedz o
grozqcem niebezpieczeiistwie. ia
|koz, gdy n~azajutrz Bohun uderzyl
ia Winnice to mu ulani bez ma}a
tysiac ludzi wysiekli, drugie lyle
poszczerbili ! w kolicu zdolali
|ujsc szczeSliwie, chloe z ciezkie-
mi stratami. Sam Bohun, diva ra-
Izy przez ieb ciety i kohmi stra--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

towany, zaniemogl obloznie, a re
cyrulika w ca}em miescie ME by
10, tedy musiaiem go opatrywac /
czerep mu sklejac, jakem to juz
iczyni1 onemi easy, kiedy jego-
nose pan Skrzetuski i Wasz-
nose panowie Zbaraza pred ko-
zactwem bronili..
- PewnieS go tam tax dobrze
opatrzyl - zaSmiai sic Zagloba-
re 60 pc tym opatrunku rodzona
matka ME pozna!
- Juzcic moglem go nozem
pchnac, CO mu sic tez i slusznie
~ralezaio "a to, re mnie w Czech
ryniu obuszkiem, nieboraka, roz-
czepil - rzekl Rzedzian, ktore-
50 twarz przybrala wyraz ME
zwyklej zacietoSci - alem tego
jnie uczynil, BON szlachcic i
chrzeScijanin. Ale tusze, re mnie
Ii bez tego popamieta, jak pamieta
pana ZagIobe, ktorego, ilekroc
wspomniai w Niemirowie, to tax
zebami zgrzytaf, jak gdyby szk}o
Igryzl...
- Mech sobie zgrzyta! -
mruknai pan Zag}oba - jesli mt
zeby Cd tego zgrzytania ME wy
padna, to mu je ~wylamie. VIE on
dobrze, re lepiej szklo gryzc, niz
[starego Zagiobe tykat, DO to
twardy orzech do zgrzyzienia.
Szkoda wszelako - doda} z west
chnieniem - zeS mu dai ujsc z
Notwithstanding sic pre-
bicycle.
- Me WIEN ia, prosze Wasz-
mosci, czy uszed} on z zyciem.
N~azajutrz, skoro swift, ruszy}em
w dalsza droge, lecz uprzednio
kazalem roztropnemu pewnemu
pacholkowi lont zapalony podlo-
Eye pod prochownie, ktora Mem
Icy w mieScie zbudowali. Bylem
luz cos wiorste "a Winnica, kie-
dy ziemia zatrzesla sic "a nami
cd strasznego huku. Mowiono
|p6zniej W Konstantynowie, &c
Ikilkaset hultajstwa i sporo star
szyzny kozackiej zginelo cd tego
wybuchu. Daily Bog, zeby i Be-
hun byi W tel liczbie, a ME, to go
sluszna kara ] tax ME mimic, jesli
ME z mych rak, to 2 Wascinyeh,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

w hotelu Crillon, pan Zagioba
podeimowai sutem Sniadaniem
pana Wolodyjowskiego Z panem
Skrzetuskim. Staruszek promie-
niai radoScia. Co chwila zrywai
sic i braI W objecia pana Jana,
sypal konceptami, zwawo> jadl /
gesto przepijai, nikomu do siowa
przyjS6 ME dajac.
Z tarasu, gdzie siedzieli, widok
byi przepiskny ma plac Zgody.
Caiy zalany sioncem i peien rwa-
cego ruchu pojazdow. Ma dole,
siuzba hotelowa krzatala sic do
kola rzeczy jakiegoS przyjezdne-
60 dygnitarza. Bylo tam co ME
niiara kufr6w, skrzyh, waltz to-
bol6w, a dozorowal je troskliwie
sam wlasciciel, pulchny i krepy Je
gomosc, W szarym podroznym
kitiu.
Pan Michal rzucil nan oklem l
nagle zawolai:
- Jak mi Bog mily! Toe to
R~zedzian!
Jakoz byi to w istocie dawny
pachoiek pana Skrzetuskiego, po-
zniej d~zierzawca z Wasoszy i po-
siadacz znacznego majatku, cziek
niezmiernie obrotny, frant kuty
ia cztery nogi, jak mawiai o MIN
pan Zagioba.
- sprowadzcie no tn tego
zucha! - rzekl Skrzetuski, ktory
Rzedziana wielce miiowai Ola
lego wypr6bowanei wiernoSci j
rozumu.
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- Niezupe}nie mi sic powiod}a
ia impreza, bonn w Niemirowie
natknal sic ma spory podjazd ko-
zacki. Bylo tam re szesc tysiecy
czerni zbrojnej w karabiny, mi
traliezy i dziala. Przywodzil i'm
Bohun...
- Bohun? - zawolali Skrzetu-
ski i WoIodyjowski czy bye
moze?
ZaS pan Zagloba az zaniemowli
re zdumienia i Wytrzeszczoneml
oczyma spogladal kolejno ma ODE
cnych.
- On sam we wiaSnej osobie-
podjal Rzedzian zadowolony z
wrazenia. - Poznalem 60 zaraz,
choc zlnienii sic wiele. Pamieta-
Gle, WaszmoSciowie, jaki to byl
| gladysz? AZ oczy rival! Twarz
mu Cd p~ijahstwa obrzekla, wyly-
sal i stracil jedno oko W bitwie
Ipod kodzia, gdzie dowodzi} pull
KEN Wolyhskiej lejb-gwardyi.
Wziety do niewoli w onej potrze-
bic, zwqchal sic rychio z Rusi--
Mani re Lwowa, pozyska& fawory
rzadu niemieckiego i w kohcu
!zostaf mianowany atamanem lei
brygady ukraiiskiej imienia Ma
lewajki...
A ty skqd wiesz o tenn wszy-
stkiem? - zagadnal pan Mi
|chai.
- A DO sam Bohun wyspowia
dal mi sic po pijanemu.
- ze tez cie.hultaj ME poznal?
A ME - rzeki Rzedzian,
|smiejac sic. - Wziaf mnie "a
Ikupca moskiewskiego, a ia tez
stara}em sic go w tenn przekona-
lniu utwierdzic, co mi sic w zupe}-
nosci powiodlo. Ot6z Bohun pill
ia um6r w Niemirowie. Dotrzy-
mywal mu tam kompanii jakiS
Krantz, jak sic p6zniej okaza}o,
szpieg niemiecki, tudziez poole,
szna wiclcc figura, Borys Salo-
monowicz Szajnis, tytulowany
.komisarzem wojskowym" So
wietu charkowskiego. Wielki tc
lbyi dygnitarz, ow Borys Salomo-
novice, ale Bohun i jeGo moio)-
Icy kpili niemiiosiernie z tego ,,ko-
misarza", klepali go pc ramieniu
Itak czule, re ten chuchrak ledwie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16
Ma Wolna Chwile.
POD OJCZYSTYM SZTANDAREM.. 800.
Jake Rzedzian z Bohunem sic spotka} i co
z tego wynikfo....

wszelkiego dobra idacego ma mar
ne, widzac owo niszczenie .bez-
mySlne, zebralem Z pol setki do
brych pacholk6w, kupilem "a
psie pieniadze, bron i amunicye
u komendy rosyjskiej w Zytomie
rzu, no i Bogu dzieki, nietylko
udalo mi sic wlasna majetnoSc O.
Gallo, ale jeszcze W dw6jnas6b ia
Powiekszylem, kupujac maj9tki
sqsiednie "a bezcen, bowiem wy
straszeni wlaSciciele myself juz
tylko o tenn, zeby unieSc glowy Z
onych .pogromow" kozackich.
- A niech&e Gle kule biJa! -
zawolaI pan Zagioba re szczerym
podziwem - toz ten frant ieszcze
oblowii sic, kiedy inni gina z kre-
tcSem, czesto przez WiaSna ME-
zaradnoSc. Dalibog, k%anclerzem
zostaniesz, jesli notabene, dyabli
Icie wczesniej ME porwa, zebys
i'm piekielny dorobek powiekszyl.
Rzedzian, bynajmniej ME zbi-
Ity Z tropu, wychylil puhar wilma
ii ciagnai dalej:
- Skoro juz wszelkie niebez--
Ipieczenstwo minelo, wybra}em
sic re swym pocztem do Winni-
Icy, gdzic stall pulk u}anow pana
IOstapowicza, ktoremu chcialem
zaofiarowac uslugi wlasne jako-
Itcz moich Iudzi, dobrych i Bit
Inych pacholk6w.
= A to ci sic chwali! = wtra-
Icii pan Skrzetuski i scisna} dion
slugi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-16

niu. Donosza, re porucznik = pull
kownik Lake bedzie mianowany
glownym chirurgiem ola przysz-
lei dywizyi, zajmie on miejsce po-
1ucznik = pulkownika Phalen.
Sporzadzono plany ma zakohcze-
ME szkoly oficerskiej, gdzie ODE
'cnie przebywa 100 studentow, a.
zeby zaraz MONA i'm by1o wy
znaczyc stopnie jake obejma w
Sc dywizyi. Ostatnie wiadomoScl
Z obozu Granta donosza, re poju-
trze wstep do obozu bedzie ola
publicznosci w~zbroniony i oboz
bedzie zamkniety ma caiych die
siec dni. Tylko osoby, majace
wojskowe pozwolenie, beda mo-
g}y wejSc do obozu. Rozporzadze
ME to wyszio z ramienia rzadu
wojskowego. Powodem tego roz-
kazu jest obecne reorganizowanie
,Blackhawk' dywizyi. Stowarzy-
szenia patryotyczne, kt6te przy-
spasabialy sic do przyjecia gosci
w niedziele spotyka wielki zaw6d.
GoScie, kt6rzy mieli przyjecha6
do obozu So zatem zmuszeni po-
zostac w domu.