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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

Mr.. c. p. Swancy, our hustling
Druggist at 1000 N. Bird street, has
one of the most deliberately deco.
rated show windows that 1t has been
our privilege of seeing, that of the
white stores not excepted. This young
man has gotten together one Of the
most beautiful Christmas selections
and by 80 doing is getting his share
of the holiday business. Service is
his motto, the cost not considered.
You should visit his place Of bust
ness IL you would get an idea as to
the magnitude of his undertaking. We
predict that the young man will be a
success IL given the encouragement
that he deserves.
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. ]. r. Richardson, Pastor.
The Bible Glass met at the usual
hour and very interesting lesson was
had under the tutoredge Of Mrs. Rog-
ers. We are always glad to have
Mrs. Rogers visit US. The morn
ing service was well attended and
the service was conducted by the
Pastor, who preached a wonderful
sermon, which was followed by a spe-
cial prayer That the Lord would
guide and direct the work of building
him a church for the worship of His
only son, Jesus. The meeting was
full Of the Holy Ghost. The Sun.
day School was we'll attended, with
a full choir of officers and teachers
present. The lesson was reviewed
by Bro. C. P. Swancy, Sr., one OF
our progressive letter-carriers and
business men.....T The Sunday Schoo'
will render a program Christmas eve
and have a Christmas Tree, also
visit to each of the scholars by Santa
Claus. eW hope all the parents and
children will be present. -. The Mis-
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

sion Circle held a very interesting
session after the Sunday School,.
The church will baptize Monday night
at the Pleasant Green Baptist Church.
THE mothers meeting was held at
$3.50 o'clock and was we'll attended.
There is much interest being taken
in the pig and earring contest. $50.
The evening service was conducted
by the pastor who preached us an,
other very excellent sermon. w
had n addition to the Church. The
collection for the day was $95.45.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

The Hon. Lawyer Bell of Leaven-
worth, Kans., was in the city Mon
day having u lately returned Lieut..
William Hayden, Dentist. attend his
teeth. Lieut.. Hayden does good work
and has had some practical expert
ence while with the A. E. F. that he
will use for the benefit of his many
patients as soon as he re-establishes
himself in one of the two cities.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

The services Of the c. M. E. Church
under the pastorate of Rev. Bolden,
was well attended Sunday. The
Sunday School was held at the usual
time with a very excellent attend
ance. The preaching services were
well attended and enjoyed by all
present. The Auxiliary Board had a
splendid meeting during the week.
The Sunday School will have its
usual Christmas service. Rev. Boil
den seems to be preaching with more
power since his return from the
Southland. The public is cordially in.
vited to attend any ard al of the ser.
vices at this church.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

The funeral of Mrs. Lottie Bell, one
of u very kind and devoted ma
irons, was held from the Pleasant
Green Baptist Church, last Sunday
afternoon. The Rev. George McNeal
officiated. The florl offerings were
very BEAUTIFUL. We wish to extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

Mr.. Harrison Wrenn, a prosperous
farmer of Weldon, Ark, was in the
city last week looking over real es-
tate bargains and purchased a splen.
did seven-room residence on Garfield
Avenue. He will sell his farm next
spring and move his family to this
city, In closing the deal he was
represented by our progressive real
estate dealer, Lawyer Forest b. An
derson.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

Mr.. Ira Berkins, 206S North Bird
street, who has been in the employ
of the Armour Packing Company, as
storeman, has accepted a position
with the Katy R. R. in it's dining car
service. He left Monday for Texas
on his initial trip.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

Miss Ella Smith, one of our promi-
nent young ladies and a teacher at
the Stowe School, is very i'll at her
home on North 3rd street. eW wish
her a speedy recovery.
The Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
will have exercises and a Christmas
Tree Wednesday evening, December
gath. The children are being pre-
pared to render a fine program.
Many of our correspondents failed
to note the fact that we go to print
on Wednesday of this week on &C.
count of the Holiday, which is on
Thursday.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

Mrs. Montgomery, our hustling cor
respondent at the C. M. E. Church,
is on the sick list. We hope her
illness is not serious and that she
will soon be out again.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-27

The Women's Self Improvement
Club will entertain with cards at the
residence of Mrs. G. G. Mason, 1887
North 4th street, Friday, December
the 26th.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

G. H. White, formerly agent for the
Southern railroad and at the present
time living in Macon is stopping in
the city
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13
$4,000
Gynn County, Ga,
Road improvement
Bonds

Sealed bids are invited for $50 ,O0(
of an issue of $35O,O0O road improve
ment bonds. to be issued by Glynr
county, Georgia, duly validated by
judgment of the Superior court
Opinion of legality of the issue, ren
dered by Messrs. Storey, Thorndike
Palmer and Dodge, Boston, Mass, will
be furnished by the county.
The bonds are prepared and will be
furnished by the county.
The bonds VIII be in denominations
of 81, 900 and $500; will be dated July
l, 1919; bear interest at five per cent
per annum, payable semi-annualy
July ] and January 1.
The principal of the bonds now of
fered natures and is payable as fol
lows: $1,000 on January 1, 1927. S13.
500 January 1 of each of the years
1928, 1929 and 1890, and $4,000 Janu
airy 1, 1881.
Certified check for two per cent
must accompany each bid.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13
DOCTOR ADVISED
HIN TO TAKE It
A..F. ROBERTS, SUCCESSFUL CAT
TIE DEALER GAINS 16 POUNDS
IN 60 DAYS TAKING TANLAC

"One of the best doctors in Colo
RADIO advised me to take Tanlac and
it has not only overcome my troubles
but have gained sixteen pounds since
| began taking it sixty days ago said
A F. Roberts, who lives at Rocky Ford
Alberta, Canada, few days ago
| Mr.. Roberts is one of the largest
cattle dealers in his section Of the
country and before moving to Cana
da a short time ago, he spent NEST OF
his life in Colorado, U. S. A.
q can now understand why Tanlao
enjoys such wide popularity both in
Canada and the United States" con
tinued Mr.. Roberts, land since it has
done me1so much good, l know that it
is very dependable medicine and de-
serves all the praise that is being Civ
en- it. FOI the past two years 7 have
suffered with stomach trouble, and
when l commenced taking this Tanlac
it was almost impossible for me to re
tain anything l ate. | was very ner-
veus and never got a good nights
sleep and finally got so weak and run
down that | was hardly able TO get
about often had dizzy spells, and
was bothered great deal with con
stipatiQn.
my physician certainly knew what
he was doing when helprescribed Tan
lac for me, for it has done the work
for me, as | am as healthy and strong
now as | ever was in my life. In fact
it has done much more for me than
| expected it would do. ] have fine
appetite and everything 4 eat agrees
with me perfectly, and II never have
the slightest sign of stomach trouble
of any kind. am no longer bothered
with consultation, and never have
those dizzy spells any more, have
ali my strength, too, AM that
nervousness has left me, and ! sleep
like log every night. In fact i am
again. and | give Tanlac credit for it
ALL u
Tanlac is sold in Brunswick by.
Hatcher and Lundberg, and heading.
druggists everywhere.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13
HERE'S A CHANCE TO MAKE
MONEY!

While we have several good open
ings in our business brokerage depart
ment, we want to say that there is
none near SO good as is offered in the
Meyers establishment on Newcastle
street
1t does not take unusual business
ability to make the place pay. II did
pay while Mrs. Meyers health per-
mitted personal supervision. It will
pay again and PAY MORE now than
then that times are better.
1t is a good stand on Brunswick's
best street.
We have it for sale and long lease
on the building goes with it. Better
see us today.
Leavy's Realty Agency. 707 Glouces-
ter street. Phone 1872
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13
PAGE FIVE

The bids will be opened by the com.
missioners of roads and revenue of
Glynn county at their regular meeting
September 2, 1919, at noon.
Right reserved to reject any and
all bids.
PAUL E. TWITTY, Clerk Commits
sioners of Roads and Revenue,
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13
MOSQuitO Rites

Just as seon as you feel the effect of the
Malarial Germs after being bitten by
Malaria Mosquitoes. it is advisable to
take GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
to destroy the Germs and remove the
impurities. Pleasant to take. 6Oc per
bottle.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. You know what you
are taking. as the formula is printed on
every label,3 showing it Is QuiniTe and
ron in tasteless form. The Quinine
drives out tie malaria, the EoA builds W
the system. 60 cents. -.a
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13
PERSONALS

c. W. Whistler and r. F. Anderson
| of Gulfport, Miss, are in the city
| transacting business for several days
They are staying at the Oglethorpe.
}. A Middlebrooks, NJ. f. Morton
j. C. Bivins and H. c. Parsons of
i1addock, are stopping at the Ogle.
thorpe. They are going to st. Simons
Island today
G. c. Smith, Jr, entertained a group
of three friends at the Oglethorpe last
evening
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Joiner. Mrs
Freeman II. Rowe, Francis Robinson.
Mrs. NJ. F. Brunson, Miss Catherine
Brunson, Miss Cinderella Brunsor and
Donald Joiner arrived from Dublin for
st. Simons Island yesterday.
Sam Overstreet of this city is visit
ing friends in Sylvania..
Judge A. j. Crovatt has gone TO At
lanta, leaving the city last evening
G. H. White. formerly agent for the
Southern railroad and at the present
time living in Macon is stopping in
the city.
j. e. Abbott the well known furni.
ture dealer left yesterday for New,
York City. He will also stop in Balti-
more,
Hugh B. Cook left for New York
City yesterday on business trip.
j. G. Stiles, cashier of the Mallory
Steamship Line has left the city for
a vacation of several days in Carriers
Vile
J. L. Lancaster, who has been spend
ing several days in the city has re-
turned to Greenville, S. c.
E. A. Greenleaf, general manager
of Williams and Co., of New York and
interested in the lumber business in
Brunswick and in the Trant Lumber
Co, has returned to New York aftel
d stay in the city of several months
Mr.. Greenleaf is one Of the best
known sojourners in this section His
trip yesterday was hisifirst away thi
summer. He expects to remaina in the
north for several months.
r. L. Phillips has returned. from Dix
lie to see his family He is making a
trip to Boston soon as the guest of
insurance interests Of which he is the
southern REPRESENTATIVES, Mr. Phillips
is a qualified member of the fifty
thousand dollar club and ran well
twice OYER that amount with. the in
surance5 companies taa4 are giving
the trip. Delegates from the soutt
will make the journey to Boston Mr.
Phillips expects to be away for three
weeks.
FOrty-eight employees of tn Erred
c. Stewart department store in At
lanta dined at the Oglethorpe last ev-
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

Charles f. Bostwick and Mrs. Bost-
wick are in Miami and find It Pleas
ant there. Mr. Bostwick Is thinking
OF purchasing property in that city
and opening hotel. He will not re.
turn to this city for over week yet.
In the meantime the management of
his hotel property and the Royal cafe
is in the care of his son. William B.
Bostwiek. Mr. Bostwicks health has
improved since his visit.
tyin77l (tonPTheMChM d PtfnhoteIa
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

came through in several coaches and
have been at st. Simon Island and
putting up at the Arnold Hotel Mon
day night the hotel was thrown wide
open for dance and the merrymak
ing was carried on until late hour
When the party went through 10 the
Island Sunday night there were fifty
one, leaving three to be accounted for
last evening. P. f. Twitty, the genial
clerk of the Oglethorpe says the no
tel fed more persons yesterday than
on any other day this year.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

c. w. Whistler and R. F. Anderson
OF GulfpOrt, Miss, are in the city
transacting business for several days
They are staying at the Oglethorpe.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

FOrty-eight employees of tn eFred
c. Stewart department store in At
lanta dined at the Oglethorpe last ev-
ening on their return to Atlanta They
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

J. A Middlebrooks, NJ. f. Morton
]. C. Bivins and II. C. Parsons of
Haddock, are stopping at the Ogle.
thorpe. They are going to st. Simons
Island today.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

Sam Overstreet of this city is visit
ing friends in Sylvania..
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Joiner. Mrs
Freeman H. Rowe, Francis Robinson
Mrs. NJ. F. Brunson, Miss Catherine
Brunson, Miss Cinderella Brunsor and
Donald Joiner arrived from Dublin for
st. SimOns Island yesterday.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

Judge A. J. Crovatt has gone TO At
lanta, leaving the city last evening.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-13

G. c. Smith, Jr., entertained a grouI
OF three friends at the Oglethorpe last
evening
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

ten ZnalezG.
- A czy myslisz wedrowcze, te
wlaSciciel jego zechce CT go odsta.
pic?
w oczach ~przybysza blysnal dzi-.
Xxi ogieI:
Me bede go prosil, ale oddat
mi go musi.
Powiem ci, gdzie jest, ale "a.
razem oznajmie, re zIe IA zGobyciu
TEN wyjdziesz.
Me boje sic - Zawola} po-
dr6zny, - gdy tal!zman posiede, mic
ziego ME bedzie miaio do mnie PREY.
stepu.
A vice p~owiedziec ci music, "a
skarb ten pcsiada Zuano, dawny
giermek rycerza Bondara, zamordO.
wawszy swego para. Ty mu 60 od-
bicrzesz, ale krew "a krew So
wyleje.
- TAX, krew "a krew! ia po-
mszcze to morderstwo! - i prey
bysz wyhiegi z izby.
w noe ciemna / burzliwa, wsr6l
grzmiacych piorun6w / blasku bly,
skawic. ~przedzierai sic przez las ge-
sly ,podr6zny " diugim pfaszczu i
szerokim kapeluszu. W~yszedlszy z
gestwiny, ujrzai opodal swiatlo. -
To i tam" - szepna} do siebie !,
~goraczkowym krckiem podazyl w
kierunku ~jasnosci, jaka promien
lampy rzucat przez okRo wielkieeo
gmachu. Stanawszy pred Drama, o.
stro W MIA zapukal.
- Kto tam? - zapytai odzwier-
ny, otwieraiac brame.
Biysio zelazo W reku podr65ne--
go i sluga runa} martwy ma ziemie.
die dalej i Zastepujacego .mu dro-
&c pacholka kiadzie take trupem,
wreszcie wpada do komnaty Zuana,
s~iedzacego W milczeniu PREY swietle
latarni.
Z%brodniarz jak zwierz dziki rzu-
ca sic ma morderce 1 wbija mu szty-
let W SERGE. Jednoczesnie wpadaja-
cy z piekielnym trzaskiem grom.
powalii obu ~zapasnik6w, kt6rzy pa
dli be- zycia ma ziemie.
w tejze chwili przez okno z ktore-
go piorun wylamal zelazna krate,
wleciai kosmaty upi0r z rogami
skrzyd}ami nietoperza. a rozerwaw-
sly SKATE ma piersi Zuana, porwal "
zeby talizman szczescia 1 uniosl 60
W powietrze. Odtad o skarbie tym
mkt juz mic ME siyszai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27
MA WOLNA CHWILE.
BASIN Q TALIGNAP@IE.

zyl pred laty W miescie hiszpan-
skiem Grenadzie, MILDLY rycerz, sia-
why z ~dzielnosci, bogactw 1 urody,
n~azwiskiem Alfons Bondaro. Wszy-
soy, CO go znali ME mogli sic wy
dziwic ~szczesciu, jake mu ~sluzylo: W
bitwach z nieprzyjacielem, choc rzu-
cal sic W najgoretszy wir Walk, wy
chodzil zawsze zwyciesko; cokolwiek
zaczsi, udawaio mu sic niezawod--
ME: ma divorce kr6lewskim mia}
,szczeg6lne przywileje, a monarcha
coraz to nowymi zaszczytami go OBJ
sypywa}. Podziwiano go W okoio
powiadano o MIN powszechnie: 10
to szczesliwiec!"
Alfons Bondaro mial giermka l.
mieniem Zuano, kt6rego Mbi} bar
do 1 ufai mu wielce, majac go vie
cej "a przyjaciela 1 kolege, niz "a
siuge. Zuano, udajac zyczliwosc, byi
iednak ~przewrotnym 1 wykorzystac
chcia{ wszedzie dla siebie dobroc
swego pana I pochlebia} mu nieu--
stannie. - Rycerz Bondaro W Sic
penn saufaniu do giermka, powie--
rial mu swoje plany 1 January, a
pewnego dnia, dowiedziawszy sic, il
DANA, o kt6rej reke sic ~staral, PREY
jeia laskawie jego mifosne Oswald
czyny. W radosnem uniesieniu wy
1awil Zuanowi swoja najwieksza ia
jemnice, kt6rej dotad ME odkryi
pred nikim. Otto oznajmi} mu,< re
powodem jego niezmiennego szcze-
scia /ktorego slawa tax szeroko sic
rozchodzila, byl cudowny jakis Ia
n.man ~szczescia, kt6ry otrzymai po
zmarfym ojcu. Talizman ten mala-
CIV postae zIotej blaszki, ma ktore1
wyryte byfy jakieS arabskie znaki,
przechodzil W jego rodzie z OLGA ma
syna, a by} zdobyty przez jedne-
90 z przodkow Alfonso. podczas wo-
len 2 Maurami. Byio podanie, IL po-
chodzii on cd samego Mahometa.
Wiadomo to, re za szczesciem
katdy 2 mas smiertelnik6w goni; ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

Xxi, iamyczki, fajerka, krzesiwo i r6z-
he przedmioty nieznanego ~przezna--
czenia, oraz ~rOzpiete ma Scianie su-
szono we've i jaszczurki. Sam sta
rec sicdzial mad wiolka ksipga. kie-
dy wszcdi do izdebki jaki3 obey clio
wick.
Kto jesteS i czego zadasz? -
zapytai iagodnie p~rzybysza medrzec.
Jestem rieszczeSliwym szuka-
jacym szcze$cia, kt6rem utracil.
C1arnoksieanik wpatrzyi sic "
goScia, kt6rym byi Zuano i spytal:
- \ jaki males spos6b ma owo
s~zcz2&cic?
zuano opowicdziai wszystko jak
by}o; wyZnaf swa zbrodnie i dodai
jakim sposobem talizman utracii.
zakohczyi wreszcie siowami:
Zalllinam Gle starcze, spraw
MECH odzyskam mole ~szcze$cie!
- JeSIi cheese synu posiasc szcze-
,<cie prawdziwe, &aluj "a zbrodnie i
pokutuj, a gdy ci Bog w~ybaczy, o.
siagniesz szCzesliwy. zywot w vice.
nySci.
ia teraz chce miet szczeScie, a
o przyszle ME diam; ME Pc to do
ciebie ojcze przyszediem, aby$ mi
wicczna szczeSliwo$C o%biecywaf, lecz
abyS mi dOpom6gl odebraG moi ia
lizman. Wszak mniewasz do czynie-
MIA Z duchami, uczyh vice, MECH mi
bedzie oddany. Biagam Gle, starcze
ma wszystko!
Starzec ma take proSby / zaklecia,
rzekl do Zhana:
- Namysl sic jeszcze; masz do
wyboru: powr6cic W spokoju i re
skrucha-w sercu pefnic dobre uczyn-
Xxi, p~racujac cierpliwie, ably Zdobyt
s~zczeSCie wieczne, albo tez otrzymac
doczesna pomySlnosG, dostatki i "a
szczyty, a potem nieskonczone pono-
sic meki".
ia ME chce ~pracowat ami cier-
piec! - krzyknai zuano - wiaSnie
ma to chce tafzman, ably bye wolnym
cd trosk ma kwiecie:
A vice pozw6l, synu, MECH ci
przeczytam z ksiegi wr6ab, co Gig
czeka.
l starzec roztworzywszy ksiege,
~wyszukaf te slowa: ,,Szczescie
przes talizman o%siagniesz. ale glowa
je okupisz'.
- Mech sic dzieje CO chce. abym
miai to szcze&cie! = zawolal Zuano.
Wtedy czarownik zapalii ma fajerce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

sly ma stygnacej piersi u~branien
Sciagna& z niej. ma sznurku zawieszo-
ny talizman i z~awoiawszy: - Nam
juz szczeScie!" - dosiadf konia i W
SWAT daleki uszedl.
Stall sic wkr6tce bogatym, sprawy
wszelkie wholly mu sic, jak togo
pragnal. u ludzmi maIo zyl, bojac
sic, ably mu kto talizmanu ME ode
bra}. - Zlota blaszka moca swoja
odpedzala smutki / zlo przygody;
moe ia jednak okazaia sic W jednym
w~zgledzie "a maia, DO ME mog}a W
MIN przygluszyt wyrzut6w sumienia
| mimo, re kupil sobie wspania}y "a
mex W cichem ustroniu, wyrzuty tru
ly W MIN spok6j duszy i udreczenia
mu sprawia}y.
Pewnego wieczoru, gdy truCiciel
siedzial W bogatej k%omnacie, zale-
wal robaka zgryzoty dzbanem wilma.
us}ysza1 "a nadejSciem p6lnocy, try
krotne pukanie do drzwi.
Zuauo mySIa}, re to tylko przywl-
dzenie. Gdy jednak pukanie powt6-
rzylo sic raz, drugi / t~rzeci, zawo-
{al: ..Kto tam?" - Lecz w tejze
chwili, MIN pospieszyI ku drzwiom,
bv ie otworzyG, podwoje same roz-
warly sic i weszla niemi bez szele-
stu, nogami ziemi ME tykajac, po-
STAG jakaS W czarnei szacie, W kt6-
rel Zuano najwyzszem przeraze-
riu poznaje swego pana. Widmo,
wyciagnawszy ~reke. zawoialo: -
,Oddaj talizman!" - Zuano pad}
zemdlony ma sole, jak gdyby razony
piorunem. Gdy sic ocknal, talizmanu
ma piersiach juz ME mial.
Niezbyt daleko stamtad, W starej
baszcie stotacej Sr6d dawnych obron
rych mur0w. mieszkal wraz z nieto-
perzami i sowami, siwy medrzec.
~czarodziei. Mieszkanie jego stanowi-
Ia mala izde5ka z jednem okien-
klein zaopatrzonem " zelazna kra-
te. Ma murze wisia}a l~atarnia cza-
~rodziejska, obok lezaiy zioia, prose-
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jeden pope}nia g}upstwa, a nawet
%zbrodnie, ably je tylko dosiagnaG.
Ale to 'szczeScie, Chot dosiagniete
trivia zwykle kr6tko j pochiania ia
ko ofiare tego, co go tax pragnal, DO
must stawaG do walkl z drugim,
kt6ry take szczescia tego pozada i
W walce tel ma smierc hub zycie je-
den z zapasnik6w poledz must, albo
oba zgina W zajadlym boju o to u
pragnione dobro doczesne.
Zuano uslyszawszy Cd swego pa
nj wyjawienie tajemnicy, zapaIii sic
zadza posiadania owego talizmanu
1 ~postanowi} skorzystaG z p~ierwszej
ku temu sposobnosci.
Gdy zblizaly sic cody weselne AL
fonsa Bondara, tenze odjezdzajac do
swej narzeczonej, polecii Zuanowi,
ably wszystko do uroczystoSci tel
przygotowaI. Gdy W tydzieh p6zniej
oboje oblubie6cy wraz z wielka IL
czba gosci weselnych nadjechali, cd
byIy sic zaslubiny. a potem hlczne
zabawy, igrzyska, turnieje ftp.
Pan miody we ~wszystkich tych ry-
cerskich 6~wiczeniach otrzymai piel-
wszenstwo mad innymi. Chwalono
powszechnie jego si}e i zrecznoSG ,
piekna postawe. Mtoda malzonka
wIozyla mu ma glove laurowy VIE
nice, jake przyznanq mu przez wszy-
stkich nagrode "a mestwo okazane
" walkach turnlejowych.
Tegoz wieczora, Bondaro wr6Ciw-
sly zmeczony z igrzyski kauai Zua-
nowi, by mu podai kubek wilma. Gdy
mu go Zuano przyni6sl z drugie}
,komnaty, mlody rycerz chciwie piyM
wypil, lecz magic kubek z rak ma zie-
mic wypu5cil, zbladi jak Sciana z
oczami W slup po~stawionemi z je-
klein i gsuchym loskotem runa1 ma
posadzke: Drgn91 jeszcze pare ra-
Nv. wreszcie martwo w~yprezywszy
sic. skonal.
Zuano z drapieznoscia tygrysa
rzucii sic ku zwiokom i rozerwaw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-27

dowsko-antypolskiej propagandzie?
Sejm Detroicki wybraf przedstawi--
cell polskich interes6w. Og6i vice
ma prawo zadac cd Mich dyrektywy,
oni maja obowiazek nadawac ia.
Dzia}alnoSG jednostek ma w}asna re-
Ike sprawie zydowskiej agitacyi
ME tylko ME wystarczy, ale nadto
moze bye s%zkodliwa. Me wystarczy,
BIO zydzi ida lava, W oczach vice A
merykan6w beda zawsze mieli pre-
wage mad kazda jednostkowa pre-
ciw-dzia}alnoscia; moze bye szkodli-
wa, DO jednostki 0 najlepszych ma
wet checiach NIGGA ME posiadac ami
do~statecznych p~olitycznych wiado--
mosci, AMI odpowiedniego taktu. ~
dzi daia do uzyskania praw mniej--
szosci narodowej W Polsce, ich bro
MIA jest poderwanie zewnetrznego
kredytu Polsce; nasta} vice decydu-
jacy moment. Pos}annictwem wy
chodztwa jest skruszyG to %niebezpie-
czehstwo. Kto zyw, stanat powinien
do akcyi: JesteSmy gotowi! Czekamy
ma dyrektywe. Worcester juz wysta-
pill do czynu: Worcester wszakze chce
iSC pod og6lna dyrektywa. ProsZac o
umieszcZenie tego listu W DE-. Ch.,
przesy}am wyrazy giebokiego zacun
ku.
rs. 3. Bojanowski.