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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
4IIerIei.

- Die Gtaotfommiiiare bielter am
Montag nllr cine gang fnr5e Sisnng
.ab. Die 2obnliite fir a~nsbe5nblung
Der itaotiiben Mrbeiter in Sobe BON
$t,587.85 nuroe paiiiert urb aom-
mijiar 2omtber erbielt anf ei1ige Sa=
ge llrlalb, Inn 1id cine lfelie 6euer-
1pribe in Bort Mrtbur an5uieben, mel
sbe per Minnte 1900 @allonen 8afs.
Ter pnrlpen ioa. Die Staot beabiib-
tigt cine oerartise Wafhine, wenn il
mirflih oas %leiltet, mas Die Synbrifan-
ten ~neripred)e1t an5ifaufen.
giihof Sobn @. Cham, Ser
lett 1911 Die San antonio 9io5eIc
perpaltet bat, lit gum Gr5bilhof bes
@r5bistums Stem Orleans al Stelfa
bes I'M Iebten Sabre aus Dem 2ebe:l
geihieoel1en Gr5biid)ofs Sobn 9lerf
ernannt morbel1. Gs miro mobl einen
Monat oauerl1, ebe Die papitlid)e glnle
nit ieiner G%rnennlng bier eittrifft
unD er in ieinen nel1en @irfllnss-
TrefS elllIreIelt IQllll.
Die aonpention Der teraniId)eu
.,Hetoil" -Shubbdnoler lit bente Gor=
mittaa inn 8nnter @otel inter 5nhi
reid)er geteiligung eroffnet moroen.
Oas bon sSralt Wc6arlano De-
mobllte 6als, sol 2qnrel StraBe,
wuroe alu Montag abeno ourd 5elter
Inn et1pa $500 ~beid)doiet. Die llr-
iad)p bes granbes lit bisber iid)t ersa
mittelt mproet.
Sol. @illon @. @enorids i'll
nom @oMbernelir Sobbp gum gprItts
5enoen Der Hefrutierungs aommiis
lion geo. 3 an Steae BON gietor Gel-
Ter, Der Dor einiger 3eit reiigniertc,
ertnnnt moroen.
Cine delegation Der Mildfnr-
nler teilte nnierem Nabruilgsmittef-
4ominiItrator nit, oaB San Intonio
Don elmer Wilfnot beorobt lpirn,
lpenlt es nid)t balo gelingt, %fon5en
r~rierte Siltteritoffc IN geniigenOer
Menge hierber 81 lhaffen. Die Ior
rate reid1en bohitens nod fir 5pcr
@od)en uno nod grid)opfung oeriel-
ben bleibt peiter nidts iibrig, ols oi.
Mildfiibe enttpeoer absuidlad)tcr
eoer perDnngern 81 lailen-
-3ie Goni1tp Gommi1Idre tln-
ben oen 9lubitor a~ngcipielen, Inge-
botc fir 9icferung bon orei uStan-
oaro Gnltipators,% 5ipei ,.Hibing
PLANTERS" cine Seftions ggge, TO-
mie elmer Nn5abl onoerer fir Son
itrliftion bon 2anoltraBen notigef
Woifinen ein5uforoern. Sir &epara-
fnren, Die mad Der 6inlape.Mtebooe
an 9eilen BON orei 9onoItraBen aus
gefiibrt maren, muroe Die Mns5ablirng
nad)itebenoer getr1ge a%ngeDieien
Iortb Coop, Ire3inft SO. 3, $2,3ttf
40, enlebra Roao, Nre5inft Ro. 2.
St239.74; Srieorid)sburger 2on6-
itraBe, gre5inft u. 2, $3.220.22.
81 elmer &olliiion, welde lidI
ain Woutag all Der a%ren5uug Der
NeIt Commerce uno ct. Warp Stra.
BE smiid)en einem Iutomobil uno ei'
ner StroBenbabn Gar ereignete, bat.
re Der t9-idbrige Ben Goiteao oaS lin.
gliid, iein linfes Iltge ein5ubiiBen
Ser Chauffeur oes Automobils, IN
meld)em Der 8erungliidte fnbr, mltr.
De megen Iabrldiiigfeit perboftct.
Die aaiiiererin zines bieiiger
Neltanrants, pelhe bic ibr amber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
Der teraniidle 9nnoesiennto

Der teraniide 9nnbesieuator
Sbepparo bat an Montae cine Bill
I'M aolgreb einaereiht, ourf peld)e
Die 5auptitaot @aibington ofnoden
troden" gcmaht peroen loa. Serr
Sbepporo lit nit ieinem bisber er-
5ielten Grfolge, idmmtlid)e Saloons
in @oibinaton 8u iflieBelL ourdlall3
nid)t 5ufrieoen Gr bebnllptet, es
miirocn 5upiel Spiritltoien olts Dem
mir pier5ig Meilen entfernten 9aIti-
more eingefilbrt uno oos gebt ibnl no
tiirfidl gegen Den Strih. Ger alfobol
tclifel muB griinolid) ottsgetricben
meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
Seiraten - @ebnrten sooesTalc.

Seiratcn
Gbriitian 6. 9omlcr mo Maria
Sance.
@m. e. @utdinion uno Sulia &.
Sde.
@iIton $. SOB uno Bertha 6.
Sutton.
Otto GlallB lino Martba Yattun.
g. g. Moiiep uno Sopbie Steuen-
ion.
aarl Sreo Gilt uno 5lora Mau Sc
nitt.
Soiepb g. Soiemam mo Gacilia
Haba.
@eburtcm:
@m. 6. Summed utb Srail, ell
&nabe, 5. 3. Streid) ultb 5rau, Elm
anabe. Nlois Braun uno sSrau, cirl
anabe; Otto Sannif mto Iraii, eill
Midohen hilbert sSiidbs un0 sSrau, Elm
Maoden; Grnlt 6retaid uno Srau,
ein Gnabc.
SooesfdIIe:
Oto 90. 9ietidiet, 81 Sabre; on
itap Brandt, SO Sabre; @uioo @er-
nette, "a Sabre; 3rali pima @ilfc.
SO Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12

aHe Sorten upH Druid . drbeiten.
tuie Slider, .5oloers". griefboaen nnb
2pnuerts, 2arten, Girrulare. Giulabun.
gen uIw.. In Senfif nnS Gnaliff. nett
ansaefibrt. 2 iaubarS Yrinttns
6 o mpans, Radfoiger upu @iliom.
Ghmesmann 8rintine Gprnpann, 206
Haparro Ctr Gel. Grudett 1925.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
L.okdles.
8abrideinlides @ctter.

Sir Gan Mntonio uno l1mgegen6:
0ellte abemo uno Mittpod ihones
8etter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
9te v1reie Yrene tiir Seras"
erid,eint als 9aaeblatt mnb l0pdemblatt.

0as Saeeblat lit pierehig lno fofet soc per 0fonat ooer Sc per Satr.
0as 8odenbfatt lit ied5ebn1ehig ro frfet 50 per Sabr. 9arb 9erro
50 Colo. 9ad europe, 9orto eingeiblofen, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12

8isneilen lhipanft man 3iui
ifen 5pei gnti6liiiien 10 LANCE, bis
man einen oritten faBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12

Gm Intonip, feline SorIe.
@alpeitou, geIteru feline 8Drle-
gofiunfa mcusYrD0nffe.
Gan Mntonip, Ser, IL. Sebr. 1918.
grime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Sif. $1.31.
Gents Der Gnllone
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05

Every little "jm.crack" that means
an enlivening touch to the house vindi-
Gates its appearance these days. for
there never was time when 1t was
more worth while to keep up all the
pleasant little amenities Of life.
Everything that will contribute toward
making an atmosphere of cheerfulness
In our surroundings IL more needed
now than in less anxious days. To
dress up our homes and keep ourselves
well groomed shows the right fighting
spirit. At the same time we are re-
minded to save as much as possible
and go on accumulating Thrift stamps
and War Saving stamps. Therefore
we turn to paper, that costs next to
nothing, to make the bits of bright
furnishings for our homes and gifts for
our friends.
In the Illustration above there Is n
toilet basket for the new baby and a
flower basket for the table, both made
of paper. The tiny cradle is made Of
wire and paper rope in very pale gray
and lined with rose-cOlOred silk and
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05
MOCK SEAMS IN new HOSIERY
Demand for Full.Fashioned Stockings
Caused Machine to BE Invented to
Satisfy Woncn's Wishes.

OF course every woman knows that
seam up the back Of silk stocking
bcspeaks the distinction Of that stock
Ing. Scanned stockings, or as the
manufacturer calls them, "Full.fash-
Toned" stockings, are the aristocrats
of hosiery. One wears seamless hose
that are bound to wrinkle mt the ankle
sooner or later, only when compelled
by dire necessity. The shops have
been flooded with seamless stockings of
late, because now that imports from
Germany (where stockings used to
come FROM have ceased, American
mills have not been able to turn out
superior, full-fashioned hose fast
enough to supply the demand.
One resourceful woman took needle
and whipped n seam down the back of
her despised seamless stockings. Other
women followed her bright example.
Soon the canny manufacturers discOv-
cred the clever ruse. Now there are
machines that put camouflaged seams
down the back Of cheaper grades Of silk
stockings and the new mock seam
hosiery, except for difference of At
at the ankle, looks quite rs well as the
more expensive sort.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05
HAND TUCKING AND RUFFLEs


Hand tucklng and little rulings are
the cheapest sort OF trimming in the
world. They cost a deal less than lace
and embroidery insertions, yet they
add deal more smartness to the
lingerie frOck. The frock Is of organdle,
In pure white Of some delicate pastel
shade, and multitude of tiny tucks
and yards of tiny frillings make the
most delightful and economical trim.
ming.
One such frock of palest yellow or.
candle has group Of ten pintucks run.
ming round the skirt at the hip and be-
low the tuclSs Is narrow plated frill
set on the skirt SO that 1t stands w as
1t would from n cuff.
Two slashed pockets above the tucks
and frill are edged all around with the
plat frills and the narrow frilling edges
deep tucked collar and turned back
tucked cuffs that come just below the
turn Of the elbow. This fresh, dainty
frOck Is completed by a sash of pale
yellow ribbon, tied in big bow at the
back.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05

Now that war times make the GUS
tom of wearing evening wraps among
those that are more honored In the
breach than in the observance, we
have coats to take their place. Among
new ones are some very elegant cloth
coats that have been designed to see
their wearers through the day and
evening, too. They are quiet In color
and beautiful in lines-equal to all re.
quirements Of dress. Besides these
there are very handsome capes Of cloth
In distinctive styles that make one
question the ACCESSIBILITY Of ever in.
dulging in more snowy wraps.
Two of the handsomest coats are
pictured above. The coat at the left
Is OF silvertOne - soft wool ma
terial with flecks Of white all through
it--with collar and deep cuffs Of fox.
Silvertone appears in taupe, blue,
brown, gray-all the seasons colors-
ana the minute white flecks In 1t give
II silvery look. This coat hangs
straight ut the back and front without
fullness except in the gathered side
panels Of the skirt portion. It fastens
with three very large buttons ut the
front and silk pendant ornaments
are placed ut each side Of the panels.
II IL lined with plain satin.
There Is suggestion of cape in
the graceful coat of smooth duvetyn
at the right Of the picture. It is In
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05
Conservative Shoes for Fall.

Conservative colors and sensible
cuts, which are almost mannish in
their effect, are the features In shoes
for women for late fall business. job
bers report that retailers are now
looking for shoes Of this sort, not only
from the desire to steer clear of doubt
full novelties, but because, in the bust
ness which they have already done
over the counter for fall, there has
been comparatively little demand for
anything else. Mahogany and dull
black calfskins are the most popular
in tailored walking boots, while in
shoes for more dressy wear black pat
ent feathers and few shades of gray
lre selling.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05
TIMELY POINTERS ON SAVING
Worn-out silk and Kid Gloves and
Belts and Pieces Of Net Can Be
Utilized Advantageou

Save all of your worn silk gloves,
kid gloves and belts. and pieces of
net; they are quite worth their room
In the catch-basket.
Cut away the worn parts and seams
from the gloves, and use the pieces
Of kid to paste in the heels Of your
shoes when the lining is worn out; If
the shoe Is ripped at the back take
few stitches to draw the sides together
before gluelng in the piece of kid;
always use glue, for 1t lasts longer
than any other adhesive.
The net is very useful In darning
stockings, laces, embroideries and
silks; 1t re-enfOrces the thin places,
and 1t requires less thread to the darn
ing. Draw the net over the darning
mold, then draw on the stocking and
darn In the usual manner, cutting
away the superauous net after darn.
Ing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05
Pettlcoats Are Marrow.

In tailored suits the narrowness of
the skirt has rung the knell of the pet.
ticoat. but for thin frocks this most
feminine of garments necessarily holds
its own. The petticoat must be of the
same length as the frock under which
1t Is worn, and It may be made of
batiste, fine nainsook, mousseline de
sole, tussor or white crepe de chine.
They are forccdly narrow, for fashion
has decreed the skimpiness Of skirts.
1t is, however, quite permissible to full
them slightly, especially IL the dress
that covers them Is slit at the hem to
make walking easier. With conserva-
tive women delicate hand embroidery
will always be the favorlte trimming.
Imitation lace and fine picot tulle give
an effect Of greater Hufliness and are
much less costly.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05
G.Aa:2 zz7aA,
Pockets Remain.

Pockets are trimming feature that
remain in good style in spite Of the
fact that they are no novelty. Real or
seeming pockets, faced or lined with
white or colored satin, are used smart
ly on some of the new models Of navy
blue serge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05
Smart Tam o. Shanters.

Especially for the young girls, the
new beaver Tam O. Shanters that are
shown in the shops are very smart.
They are made of heavy, soft beaver,
with puffed, one.sided crowns and
snug'fltting band about the head. They
come in black, dark blue and other
nnlpt,r
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05

fitted up with brush, comb, powder
and any other toilet necessities of the
newcomer which the glver of the has.
ket concludes to add. There Is a bow
of gauze ribbon, In pink, fastened to
the hood of the cradle. 1t Is not his
babyship's fault that the world is war
ring-nOr his mOther's--they both are
entitled to such pretty little gifts as
these that represent time and kindly
thoughts, but very little money.
The basket for the table Is made of
crepe paper over pasteboard founda-
ton, and has rustic handle, contrived
by winding heavy wire or small sticks
or twigs with paper. Any two colors
may be used for the flouncings that
cover the pasteboard foundation, but
brown or green in two shades make
the right sort of background for all
flowers. Or the basket may be in
gayer colors II II is to hold foliage
or growing greenery.
II =. V,>
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05

taupe gray, with shawl collar and deep
cuffs Of martin fur. Three big buttons
ut the foot Of the front panels are the
only ornamental feature In this very
dignified wrap. The design could hard
ly be improved upon, and is of the ex-
cellent character that never grows tire.
some.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-25

Marya tryumfujaco spojrza1a
po obecnych i zwroci1a sic do Ag-
naty:
- Czy sfyszafas i czy podda-
jesz sic wolf OLGA? - zapytala.
Angata milcza1a.
- Milczenie jest potwierdze-
niem!- rzekla Marya.
Agnata skinela g}owa. Uwazala
"a niegodne siebie movie wobec
obcych O rzeczach kompromituja-
cych honor rodziny.
- Widzicie panowie, - rzek1a
Marya, - poddaje sic, chloe zresz
ia inaczej uczynic ME mog}a. Ag
nata poddaje sic wolf OLGA, a "a
tenn mojej.
Szmer zdziwienia przebiegl stu
chaczy; kazdy czul. re siostry SO
nieprzyjaznie ola siebie. usposo--
bione, chociaz przyczyna tego by
Ia ola wszystkich zagadka. Znaj-
dowali zreszta s}usznem, re m1od-
z siostra zosta1a poddana wolf
~starsze:j.
i Gdy goScie oddalili sic. Marya
,przystapifa do Agnaty i zapytaia
sic:
- Czego sic spodziewasz odem-
ME?
- Niczego dobrego, - odpo--
wiedzialo dziewcze.
Marya uSmiechne}a sic szyder-
- Zle mnie sadzisz, - rzekla,
- ME mann zlych zamiarow pre-
ciwko tobie: Postwar nawet tax
daleko OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lie Gle
p.ytam, jaki los uwazafabys "a maj
przyjemniejszy ola siebie.
- Pozw0l mi sic oddalic, a vie
Fcej ME usfyszysz o mnie, - odpo
wiedzia}a Agnata.
- Spodziewam sic tego, Cd
par}a Marya, - ME sadz jednak,
zebym sic ma to zgodzi}a, DO IMAM
twoje zle mysli. Przedewszyst--
klein udalabys sic do Warszawy.
Myslisz tylko tenn zebv, "a
nieSc skarge O zamordowaniu Mi
}akowa. Coz? czy ME odgad}am
Gle, wezu? Me mog1aS presta dro-
ga dojsc do celu: a vice szukasz
%ubocznej: cheese mnie usunac z
Ronikowa i STAG sic pania mego
;losu..
- Daleka odemnie jest ia mySl
T. rzek1a Agnata, - ME wycia--
gam reki pc twoje skarby, prag-
lie tylko s}usznosci dopom6dz do
zwycieztwa.
- M6wisz innemi slowy, to
com myslala, - odparla Marya,
+ O.! ty jestes pelna podstep6w.
Mnie jednak one szkodzi6 ME zdo-
aja.... usta TIVE musza milczec,
ME bedziesz smiafa mic p]owiedziec
- Kt6z mi zabroni?
- ia - odpowiedzia}a Marya,
T. ia PAM twojego losu. Azebys
mog1a pokutowac "a TIVE grzechy,
Iazeby dune twoja zastapila poke
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-25
(Ciag dalsZy.)

\Cldg ud1S1y.J
- Maryo, daj pok6j! - rzekl
Narazin glucho, - HE zakfocaj
pokoju zmarlych.
- Wien co robie, - m6wi}a
rozpasana Marya, 49, hej! hrabio
Bie]czynski, obudz sic i odpowiedz
Ia mole pytanie
- Dose tel zbrodni - zawo1a
la W tel chwili Agnata, wycho--
dzac re swego ukrycia, dose tel
zbrodni!
Z sila, kt6rej niepodobna by
10 przypuszczac w delikatnem die
wczeciu, odtraci1a zdziwiona Ma
rye cd trumny, stajac pred mia
. sauna, jakby chcia4a zas1onic zmar
lego OLGA cd dalszych zniewag.
Marya oniemiala re zdZiwienia
@wobec naglego ukazania sic Ag-
5naty, tenn silniej jednak wybuch-
Ia jej wSciek}osc, gdy odzyska}a
panowanie mad SODA. Rzuci1a sic
na Agnate Z najpospolitszemi obel
gami, ktore nawet Narazina dresz
! czem przeje}y i starafa sic odep--
chnac ia cd trumny. Pok6j zmar1e
go stall sic widownia dzikich pre-
klenstw, usifowanie jej jednak
ME powiodlo sic, ME dlatego, ze-
by Agnata opierala sic jej sifa,
lecz re wp}yw wilma zacza} dzia--
lac gwaltowniej.
Marya zachwiala sic i ME mo-
gao mic poczac przeciw Agnacie,
padla ia krzeslo.
Narazin wyprowadzif ia; Agna
ia znowu pozosta}a sama i uklak}
sly PREY trumnie OLGA modli}a sic
0 spok6j jego duszy i 0 upamieta
nie Maryi.
Nazajutrz wobec wielkiego zja
zdu sasiad6w z}ozono zwloki hra-
= Diego Bielczynskiego do grobu 70
dzinnego; ksieza i zakonnicy Cd
Spiewali piesni nadgrobne, bfaga
jac 0 wieczny odpoczynek ola ME
boszczyka Togo, kt6ry mieszka pc
mad gwiazdami.
Marya b]ada i przejeta postepo
wala "a trumna. Obecni ma pogrze
bic m6wili wiele o jej glebokiej DO
lcSci.
Bv]y to jednak tylko Shady HUI
l~aszczo przepedzonej nocy! Praw-
DIVA bolesc objawia sic inaczej i
goSci pogrzebowi byliby to pazna-
Ii, gdyby widzieli Agnate klecza-
ca W swoim pokoju.
Me mog1a n zdobyc sic ma ty
lie silly, ably obok ob}udnej siostry
iSc "a trumna OLGA.
We diva dni pc p%ogrzebie hra-
Diego odby1a sic w zamku roni-
kowskim %uroczysta scena. Re ivy
k}cmi formalnosciami otworzono
testament i okaza1o sic, re Marya
dziedziczy wszystko. w pe}nych
Wzruszajacej czufosci s1owach hra
bia mianowa} ia dziedziczka swe-
60 mienia i los Agnaty oddawa}
w jej rece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-25

- Straszne skutki byy tego
morderstwa, - rzekl Pedro wzru
Stony opowiadaniem Narazina,-
prawie ME do uwierzenia HIM do
prawdy mia}bym ochote nice PREY
'jac spuscizny Iwanskiego.
- Co cheese uczynic? = zawo-
''1a} Narazin.
- Dotychczas tylko- W >uczci-
,wych walkach krew przelewa}em,
'-rzek1 Pedro po chwili namyslu,
- stawa}em z bronia przeciwko
broni i walczy1em 0 swoje zycie.
Gdy vice pomysle o strasznych
nastepstwach morderstwa, kt6res
popelnil ma Milakowie, s}ysze CLOS,
kt6ry mi m6wi: "Cofnij sic Pc
dro! Wchodzisz IA droge fatalna.
Uciekaj W twoje lasy, walcz jak
dawniej! Uciekaj z miejsc, W
kt6rych sic STAG mogly take re-
cyl"
- A vice uciekaj, - rzek1 Ma
rain, - idz "a tym wewnetrz--
.nym g1osem.
Pedro usmiechna} sic.
- By}oby ci to przyjemnem,-
rzek1, - wierze temu. Narazin
jest przebieg1y; chce umocnic bic
dnego Pedro W dobrem postano-
wieniu.
- Co cheese "a owe papiery?-
zaWo}a1 Narazin.
- 0! ME mann ich ma sprzeda--
ME, ~ odpar} Pedro, - przynaj-
mniej ME teraz. Music je zatrzy-
mac, czuje BOWEN, re tn pozostac
bede musia}. Serce mi sic kraje.
Narazinie, ma sk}onnosc do do
brych czyn6w. Colby by1o, gdy--
bym powiedziaf gubernatorowi.. ..
- Nierozsadnv! - zawo1a} Ma
rain, - wypuszczasz z rak ko--
rzysc oczywista.
- HIM ktO wie?.... MoZe Ka-l
minski nagrodzi1by mnie lepiej
niz Narazin, - rzek1 Pedro, II
mann wielka ochote otworzyc je-
go wiezienie. TAX, mifosc, mi1osc, |
kt6ra tax dlugo obca by}a temu
sercu, zakradfa sic do niego. Stu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-25

ny, AgnaIO.
49, Do klasztoru? - zawo1a}e
przerazone dziewcze, nigdy
Niechce pedzie zycia wsniewoli
zamknieciu.
T. Musisz i rzecz .skonczona!L
odpowiedzia}a Marya.
!. - Do klasztoru! do klasztoru
- jekne}a Agnata, - oh! oskarz
mnie raczej 0 jaka zbrodnie, =
zawola1a, zalamujac rece, - axe.
by mole wiezienie bylo tylko CA
sowe! Me Maryo, ty ME bedziesz
TAXA okrutna. i,
- Dlaczegoz. ME mann tego u
czynic, skoro to potrzebne ola
twego dobra?
- Me! - m6wi1a Agnata da-
lei, - ty mnie straszysz tylko,
cheese, zebym by1a powolna jake
mus twemu rozkazowi. Now, jes-
tenn gotowa ma wszystko..
- Movie ma seryo, - rzek1a z
naciskiem Marya, - musisz sic tie
mu poddac. Oszczedz sobie pr6sb,
nie z%miekczysz mnie. Postanowi--
lam, re umrzesz ola swiata i tax
bye must. Przygotuj sic IA to, DO
czas odjazdu niedaleki.
- Zabij mnie! - zawo1ala Ag-
rata z rozpacza.
.- Zabij sic sama! - odparla
Marya zimno - tym sposobem tyl
ko zmienifabys mole postanowie-
ME. Ale ME radze ci czynic tego,
DO to jest gretchen.
- Gretchen jest takze to, co ty
czynisz - rzek1a Agnata, - wy
dzierasz mi zycie, kt6re mi da4.
- TAX chce i ami s1owa wiecej!
- odparla M~arya,-wszelki op6r
ia mic sic ME ida i tylko moze los
pogorszyc:
Niegodziwa siostra odeszla, Ag
nata pozosta}a W rozpaczy. Pozba
by1a wszystkiego ola niej
ratunku!
Marya przygotowywafa sic tym
czasem do wykonania swego pla-
nu, ktory W skutek oporu Agnaty
musia1a zmienic czesciowo.
- Ia dziewczyna must koniecz-
ME uchodzic "a umarfa, - rzekfa
do siebie.
I ten szatanski pomysl zosta1
Dano Agnacie silna do
re owego napoju, kt0ry Wszystkie
funkcye zywotne IA czas d}uzszy
.granicza do najmniejszych niedo
strzegalnych objaw6w, kt6rego
vypicie wprowadza czlowieka w
sen letargiczny, mogacy, trwac
diva do trzech dni. Juz w daw-
nych czasach nap6j ten by} zna--
ny i uzywano 60 do rozmaitych
zbrodni. Komu przypada honor
vynalezienia 60, niewiadomo.
Agnata takze popad}a W 6w sen
stan og0lnego os}abienia pc
przedza. WiadomoSc o jej smierci
rozg1oszono i Dymitr Kaminski
przybyI takze do Ronikowa, ably
ujrzec jedynego Swiadka morder-
silva spe}nionego W ronikowskim
wawozie.
z rozpacza uklak1 PREY trumnie
z}amany szed} "a mia i widzia} jak
ia sk}adano do grobu. Ciezki ka-
mien przywar} wejscie grobowca,
ostatnia nadzieja Kaminskiego by
Ia pogrzebana. Odszedf .od grobu
chwiejnym krokiem i zosta4 gra--
czem, pijakiem i hulakiem a haste
pnie, wiemy zginaf smercia niena-
turalna. -,
Gdyby by1 .wiedzia}, re W kilka
godzin pc z1ozeniu Agnaty, gr6b
otworzyl sic znowu i re pozornie
zmar1a 'Marya i Narazin, wyjeli z
i wzieli do -zamknietego po-
wozu, gdyby by1 wiedzia}, re. po--
Woz ten zatrzymal sic pewnego
dnia pred jednym z klasztor6w
krakowskich, re zen. wysiad1a Ag-
nata zdrowa, ale zlamana ciezkim
losem, 'kt6rego uniknac ME mog1a,
by1oby wzielo obr6t l.
nakszy.
Ciezkie drzwi zaryglowa}y sic
"a Agnata. Westchnieniem pozeg
na1a sic re sWiatem i zdafo jej sic,
re ma bramie tego klasztornego
G. Inn, Oaac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-25

budynku byly ognistemi gloskami
wyryte dantejskie slowa z Bos--
kiej Komendyi Porzuecie wszel
ka nadzieje wy, kt6rzy tn wcho-
dzicie!"
w pare goblin pc przybyciu A
gnaty otworzyly sic drzwi, Marya
opuscila klasztor i powr6cila do
domu.
Plan jej byl wykonany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-25

chaj, przyjacielu, ia kocham hra
bine Rozinska.
- Hrabine Rozinska? - pow
t6rzy1 Narazin, udajac zadziwie--
ME, - eh!....
RozeSmia} sic giosno, niedopo-
wiadajac swej mysli.
~ No i coz? - zapyta1 Pedro.
Eth! powiadam ci, zes szalony.
- Me gniewaj sic, - rzekl Ma
rain, - przekonsz sic, re nam
s1usznosc. Hrabia Kaminski EOS
tai aresztowany W domu tel ,kt0
ra kocha, nieprawdaz?
Pedro skina1 g1owa. !
- No i niczego sic ME. domys-
lasz? - zapyta1 Narazin.
A gdy Pedro spojrzaf nan, 'zdzi
wiony. doda4:
- Jestes widze niewinnym MO
dzieniaszkiem, zaraz to MONA po-
znac re z gor tn przybywasz. Pta
seek, kt6rego cheese wypuscic z
klatki jest twoim - rywalem.
- Ma swietego Piotra mego pa
trona, - zawofaf Hiszpan. Mech
zatem ptaszek zostanie tam, gdzie
jest, Wejde z toba W uklady.
l obaj zaczeli d4uga rozmowe,
kt6rej rezultatem mog}a bye tyl-
ko nova niegodziwosc.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)