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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
AN EDISON STORY
By DIR. FRANK CRANE
.-eo,vs,s-r ,.,.. ~ o.. ,ss-r e-.-sr

one dnN Mt Edison unsrrewed from
lts socket an n%raudtscent Electric
light bulb "F1nd the cubic contents
81 THIS he said 10 the college grad
uate.
70 work out tho problem hy mntIe-
mntical route WIS about ~ dinicult o.
Hqunring the circle. hut the college
student went ut Il boldly lteamH OF
paper were figured aud d%iHiEurri Nv
his energetic pcncil during the ncNt
few DAYS. Family Ne brought to Mt.
Edison the result Of his calculations
You're at lenst 10 percent out of the
WE, anid the inventor The Eutdu-
ate. sublimcly confident disputed this
An ught.' snid Edison cnlml,
Lets nnd out"
who graduate took out his pencil.
ready for another siorc IL muihemnt
les. but the inventor quietly picked M
"a smuli hammer and knocked the Nv
of the blown end OF the bulb. Then
he uiled the hulb with water weighed
u. aud In about % minute had arrived
absolutely az the result " showed
that the complex mathematical cat
culniions OF tho college man were ~
least 10 percent ont 81 the
Fortunately. tho lesson went home.
and uftrrWntd the student became ~
excellent practical electrician,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

A : Jenny Wren was telling Peter
~ Rabbit how yellow VIVA tho
Flicker loves TO drum on n TN
roof. h WINS interrupted by the ar
rival on the trunk of The very nexf
tree and began TO climb ~ u would
about the aiHe Of sammy Jay. Ills
whole head and neck were a beautiful
deep red. his hreasi pure white. hls
back black 10 nearly the beginning Of
his tail. where n WIS vhite. The way
In which he dung 10 tho trunk of tho
tree and began 10 climb lup u would
have told any one that he was n mem
her Of the Woodpcfker family.
Hello. Redhead'' cried Jenny
How did you know We wee TALKING
Hello. Chattcrbox'' reiortcd Red
head. hir eye twinkiing. = didn't
know you were talking about ms
family. but I could have guessed that
yon were talking about some ones
family bod your tongue ever stop
Jenny"
Jenny Wren started 10 become in.
diEnant and Hcold. then thought bet
ter of w. 4 was talking for Peters
beneni. aaid she. tr,irg to look dts
nihcd. n thing quite impossible fot
any member % the Wren family 20
DO Peter camc oter here with fne
Idea that yellow Wing IA the only
Moodpccker who eoea down on the
ground reminded him that YOU
onen re down on tho ground"
fiedhsnd nodded. "Of course !
10. Enid bc 4 don't spend ne much
time there ~ yellow Wing does. he.
cause ! ON not quite 20 fond of ants
M he ia. I like n Few OF them. hui
yellow WING just about lives on them
when he Cnu. I ntn rather fond 90
beetles myself, ara an occasional
grnnHhopper tastes very good 20 me.
site 7 certainly do HE variety cher
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
UNEMPLOYMENT
BY II. ApplnGToN BRUCE


with voluntary idinsss discontent y
sun 10 develop soon or late WIN
enforced idiensss ~ through DIS.
rhatg. from %emnioyment hecuure Of
tho coming of "hnrd times wurrN
in pretty tur, 10 teiuforc" ~disronteni
Inder the influence whether OF rs
content alone OF Of d%isconicut plus
worry the process Of mental and bod
iiy weukenng ~ intensified There
may then be r. lapse 10 unhyEienic
HABITS tho drink hHbit. for example
which still further damage the health
aud the efficiency OF the man out Of
work.
When. perhaps not Tor months
work IN again obtained. u nRy v"
found that the man who has been idle
has 40 d~eirfiofnted that he In no %
~ capable OF tasks previously per
formed with ease.
Through practice he may in time
come hack 10 hiA Old standards. Too
often he docA not set the chance for
practice. Hs NJ discharged hecauH" Of
hH m"nicisnC,. ana must either nr.
cent less r~emuuefruNs o. once
more heroine m idicr
" he " wise he Will temporarily
content himself With les pay aud Toxic
whatever work hc secure Tn
willing to DO this. his return 10 tho
ciass Of tho Unemployed n likely "a
mean that IN the end he viii puhs into
the rinas OF the ~unsmuloNahle
Inemploy mert. accordingly IN a
state OF nnairs 10 he dreaded alike Us
employers and employees
On both u imp,ses "A heavy burden.
In the Interest Of hoth-aH Of society
rs a whole every Effort should hs
made to avert ~ occurrence ~ much
~ IA humanity possible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
'Ou many reasons I pitS tho man
Nho is out OF work I piiy him !

Ton man, reasons / pity tho man
Nho is out OF work ! pats hlm
not ioust for the enect his idl"
rpfs may have en- hts ability 10 do Eood
work iu n future
This u. "a phase ~ the unsmpioy.
msut problem witch has not Yet re-
ceiyed the attention n deserves " ~
a phase Of significance to Hori'tN 90
well ~ 10 the individual wofkTrs WHO
make ~ society
because Of its Importance " pro-
Ntdcs q special motive for organized
effort 10 Keep an workers employed
And "A should sstxp 10 warn the IN
dlvidunI not lightly To transform him
Heif from o. worker into an tdlet
There are many men, unfortunately
who work only until they have accu-
muinted enough 10 kcep them ~ die
ness tor u period Then thcN delil-
euateiy remain iii'rT ~ long 90 their
money holds out.
pth.ta. even IN times Of economic
deprsfsion. resort 10 idleufH w. H
means 1T coercing employers into riN.
ing them higher wages
There are ~undcniahiy conditions
which Justify strikes" Society in 90
own interest should endenNut 90 kecp
thea. conditions from developing
Iut not 90 strikes are lusUhnhlg
Aud whether Justinnhlr ~ not,
strikes involve idi-n,H., with Hll ~
evil consequences
Conspicuous among th"ss b. ~ ~
rertly weakening cnert on ~" m"n-
talit, aud the phAsiquc.
Men are M built that work b. nee
sfsnry r. thc normal tunrtioninE nt
their bodily organs n IN equally nee
sssary 20 The maintenance NJ their
spiritual aud intellectual Ntgot,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

CIT HERE s not less wit nor lrsI
invention" wrote nayle IN
applying riEhtl, "a thought one
nnis in 81 hook thnn In being the Gfst
author ct that thought Cardinal du
pcrron hus boon heard 20 Hay that The
hnpp, application 81 % verse Of NirRil
has deserved u talent"
Alsn Lowell
Though old the thought and OF ~.
pressed.
IT'S hls ui last who snys u hest
Al this rs my apology fof relating
The follow ms stotY. which I nks from
Inhn clinton lutker's little magazine.
'%'nlahur he in turn haNiur gotten
lt from an utticlr hN charles N
Schwl,h M tho American Magazine
Thomns A. Edison. who never saw
the insid" of a college us q student
once had IN hts lnhorutor, a man fresh
from u of our great universities
whcr" he had been graduated NJ tho
head Of hih class Soon this Young
bachelor Of arts met much that upset
his pct theories Hut he would not
readjust these thoorisf When things
were lone contrary to rules laid down
in the books, he looked nn With IN
diligence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

Light 10 q ~ mhol OF truth unless
u licH In u womnn's eyes
Religion thnt costs nothing b. prob
abs worth about that much.
Those few words va ind on a tomb.
stone represent fame boiled down.
\ rirl doesn't nHh for u diamond
ring in her mothers wnshtuh,
Punishment amy hohhic along ON
rrutchoa hut u rciH there hS and hy
Money may not buy happiness. hut
empty pockets begct q lot OF unhappi-
ness.
You can always tell n married
woman in O rcttnurant hy the WY
Hhe doesn't talk
Wise the rirl who al tell whether
70 young mnn is IN love on iH merely
breaking IN "a now pair Of shoes.
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res hinckberfiea. rssphcrrier straw
Do '.iss, grapcs The fact h. most
kinds % fruit taste % ~ me not to
meniiun h%se,nnut and acorns when
there IN no other fruit"
Jenny Nreu iossed hef head In that
saury WY Of hers You didn't men
ton the cggs Of some ct your neigh
hnfs snid d sharply
Nodhend DID bis host 70 look inno-
cent. hut Peter noticed that he gave
q guilty start nnd very abruptly
changed the subject A moment later
lac lew nWa,.
"iiciio. Itc ipicad;" cried Jenny.
rs u true" asked retcr that Red.
head does such n dreadful thing"
Jenny Mrcr hohbed her head ran
IDLY and terked ner tai. so I am
told" said she. Il have never seen
him 10 ~ but ! know Others who have.
They say he h no better than sammy
jay OF niacky the Grow. hut. graz
cious, goodness ] can't sit here goH-
slipping forever Jenny twttched her
funny eyes ~ retcr and disappeared
In her house.
Neat story sally SIS nlasrnccs "a
Gtosl Name,
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Tomorrow

~ fune IS 1851. wat TYLER WIS
~ killed ~ ~niacthsath Tyler was
n lender Of tho resurrection Il
English lnhnrrfs who Wtfo protesting
against The economic conditions cnuHot
by the Black nc1fh and the Impoa'tlnn
hy tho crown of hsnN, tTxcH Riots
were fifr al over fnrlnrd md iun-
don WIS riNen over g. the piuuler and
slaughter Of The mois Richard ~.
then q hoy Of fourteen rode out on
juno - to confer With Tsisf. who WINS
the ACKNOWLEDGED iehdsr 81 the lusurr
enir Tyler became irsalsuflY men
aoinr - tho linr. mud ono 81
Richnrd'a foiiowsra killed. him ln tho
alteration which euHucd.
IN 1880. on june -. Martin Iuihor
Wa eNcomnunisnted iy Pope Loo \
Tor hlH ATTACKS urnn tho rhurlh'a
prnciic" Of seling indulaences.
on June 49, 1888. uenlrmn Frart.
lin discovered sisefueuN IA demon.
siratinE his theory fhnt lightning and
electricity were Identical Chasing o.
suitry DAY. whom nae clouds
showed TINT "a thunder storm Mrs im-
minont Franklin rsut up b. Kite OF
SILK on u framework ~ won wire The
cord was uf hpmp with ~ piecv ~
SILK "a tho hnud eud uud nhuto the
sir waH attached nn iron hoy. when
we storm broke ~" sffiua rtineurd.
mud sparks dnrtei from the kov.
Again aud nEpin Franklin drew the
spark from y iroa. and thi demon
Hiratcd his theory.
In isas on juno -. Arkansas was
admitted into tho Union
ON Iune ~. In itii tho nrst patent
for the profess Of making rubber
goods wa grantcd 20 Charles Good
Year
In isfa. on June rs. the Oregon
boundary treaty WIS., signed nv Great
britain mud tho United s'utes. estnh-
fishing The Ions disputed boundary
line between the British and American
territories la the northwest ~ parallel
fpfty- nins.
on June 10. 1915 tho tirHt Liberty
loan Notation 0f e. 900. o0O o IN 80
percent bonds wnn closed The loan
had teen oycrsuhFcrihcd In siN weeks
from The time uf tfs iHHue. Mote thai
fouf million people subscribed
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business he found. u HE disgust. that
u water pipe had burst The rooms
we're flooded and the carpets. which
were the husbands special lride.
were In danger ~ heinz spoiled.
Well. WELL Eltd h.. impntientlN
To- his wife. why on earth liant you
hammer the pipe up Here give me
e hammer and ~ do u In a twink
ding
tie got the hammer and pounded
away az q pipe down IN the cellar.
when he had finished he paused to
examine IN. result of his labor
Then. "a hi. complete chaErin. he
hsarG the swcetlN chidinr voice ~ his
wife NJ the top ~ he stairs,
Howard said she. the ga has
Eone out and the water II still run
ming
Then he sent ior the plumber
I.. - a.. NWN.N..N aNsVaUaNu.a al. mn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
NEW YORK FASHION LETTER.

up IN cuff fashion and holds ore IN
fpelihound admiration, with ~ soft
uilk embroidery In shades Of hsnna
and blue. truly blended. Thu same
blue. In narrow pipinF. binds h
simple round neck aud. rather 10 ONES
surprise the narrowed silk MORE rib
bon. blue On side and black on
the other u tied softly about the
abs
Another creation OF seffert gray
crepe Dc cnine eombines c~harininsiy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

thus addressed the
Jury ou q mem
nruhle occasion
Gentlemen % the
jury he = report
ed to have said. 10
you don't believe
the illnesses Tor
plaintiff. YOU viii
find fur thu d.
PENDANT n Nuu
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don't believe the witnesses for the
defendant you viii find FOR the plain
tm if like myself you don't believe
amy 90 them. heaven knows which
YOU will find Consider your YER
dict
4 smile is appropriate for 10th sum
aud winter wear.
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rived hsr niecc. we're waitinE to greet
her
Halle auntie here o ire Were
~ rlnd you were able To- come. We're
going TO haN something new tonight
We're going to nav snmc tahlstuN.
wants"
old dear q could smell 'em ~ I
WIS coming along hope theyfu be-
a. crisp ~ those w had ~ Cousin
Henrl'E
a devoted toupic cot married q
short time aEo aud took az their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

New York. June ..
My dear. dear p~egFy.-fou ask me
how M be- truiy COMFY whom
the warmer days come. without nacrl.
fcinr style.
THIS pruhiem has long been solved.
nj, aeaf. by Inc nmock' for "A invites
comfort. vet breathcs rmartnsss. And
ever 80 mann tfe the opporiunlties
10 design mmecks that AZ. dturtent.
Fot insfanrc. A rmocK al rose col.
orod linen that sllps on over the
head. rts not Ioossiy o YET too
snurly. hut gives the desired inea
ana b. en.ii dnnned A small round
collar ends ~ ui.i the right point 10
nfasIfe L. uratitiv aauared neck. Al
eihsr eide Il Low Incnus Of smoothing
ur1NIdns u uFoifV note. Ana eggy-
ihrrc nre ~pnckets. Don't you saorr
pockets on siuncksq These pockets
nappcn io be- quite Individual In shape.
There h.. too. u tahsed belt and this
fstchinr arnrn enas 1usf below the
hipa.
Attractive for snort Wear
Again Il llren sfnocA-thn ulme In
that wonderful shade % green 70 at
tulctive Tor sport wear-gatheru into
iiseif some ~vari-colorrd wool emhroid.
ety, a touch or two Of shocking and
the dearest N-shaped neck, with
pockets 60 match coming 20 a point
at bottom. and a wool embroidered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

with coral shade. This blending u ac-
conipliahed BY q unique arrangement
Of feather stitching which incidentally
IN h only attempt az trimming. There
T. none other needed.
The ov~erbiouse Illustrated. Peggy. II
OF black crepe. bound In satin and
fringe edged. A. you can see. a WON
derful design In applique u Is par
ticuiar piece de resistance. pevotediy
yours. MINNA.
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LAUGH WITH US

Dear Oh auntie had been Invited TO
the social gathering in the new gar-
den suburb
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

Hc who loves without reason il ant
10 reanon without love.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

One ~ the hrirfest summings up on
record was that II Justice Maule, who
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
POINTED

Neat story salty Sly Diagraccs
soosl Name.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05

osaczenia, odbywai ciagle marsze i
kontrmarsze W taxi spos6b, re 20 As
godzin ME zsiadano z koni.
Ludzie / konic stall sic podobne-
mi do widm i jak widma przemyka-
~ sic wSrod lotnych kolumn wojsk
rosyjskich.
Pod Salicha puik natrafil ma INA
czne SHY moskiewskie i bitwa stala
sic nieunikniona. Moskale uformo-
wall try c%zworoboki, ziejace ogniem
jak legendowe smoki. Ma skrzyd}ach
staneli dragoni i kozacy.
Pulk W obliczu nieprzyiaciela roz
wina( sic W LIME bojowa, a try szwa
drony otrzymaly rozkaz uderzyG ma
~czworoboki, gdy DIVA ostatnie try
maiy W sZachu dragon6w i kozakow.
Wsrod ~piekielnego grzmotu ognia
rotowego, z lancami 2iozonemi 10
pol ucha k~onskiego, surely szwadro-
ny ma p~odobienstwo piorun6w W
kleby dym6w, zaslaniajacych Moska
Ii, a gdy dymy uniosiy sic, ME bylo
juz grodnych czworobok6w, tylko
beziadne funny uciekajacych W po-
p}ochu Moskali.
Byl to jeden z najsvietnieiszych
atakow iazdy W r. 1858, a zarazem
ostatnia bitwa ma ziemiach ruskich.
Pc tel bitwie dni pulku byIy juz
%pOliczone. D~wadziescia kilka tysiecy
Moskali z liczna artylerya zblizaio
sic, ~Sciesniajac coraz wiecej obwod
kola, kt6rego srodkiem byI puIk R6-
iyckiego. Wobec talFiego ogromu sill
nieprzyjacielskich, prze1scie granicy
stale sic obsolutna koniecznoseia.
w Galicyi z jazdy w%oiyhskiej u
tworzono kadry ola czterech regular
nych pulk6w uian6w, kt6re Rad ma
rodowy " przewidywaniu interview
cyl obcych mocarstw rozkazai uni
formowac jake straz p%rzednia pofa-
czonych armii. Ksawery Kolbuszow-
ski przydzielony zostai do sztabu dru
giego pulku ulanow, W formacyi kt6
rego wziai czynny | wybitny udziai.
Niestety nadzieje ma obcs interview
eye spelzly ma niczem. Uiormowane
pulki ME wesley ma LIME bojowa.
Ksawery Kolbuszowski zwyczajem
oje6w zamienil sable ma lemiesz, a
towarzysze r%ozproszyli sic po szero-
kim swiecie i wkrotce ni5ogo z Mich
miedzy tyjacemi ME bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05

Connecticut udzielonO W r. 1898.
Iowa udzielOnO W T.. 1904.
Ohio udzielOno W T.. 1894.
Delaware udzielonO w T.. 1893.
Louisiana udzieleno W T.. 1898.
Wisconsin udZielonO W L. 1900.
New Mexico udzieIono W r. 1910.
-:
w nastepujacych krajach obcych
istnieje r6wnouprawntenie kObiet:
Wyspa Man udzielone w r. 1881.
Nova Zelandya udzielone W r. 1898.
Australia udzlelone W r. 1902.
FinIandya udzielone W T. 1905.
NOrwegia u~dzielone VI r. 1907.
Islandya udzielone W r. 1913.
DANA udzielone W r. 1915.
Rosya udzielone VIZ. 1917.
Kanada udzielone w r. 1918.
Austrya udzielone w r. 1913.
Czecho.SIawia udzielone W r. 1918.
Anglia udzielone W r. 1918.
Niemcy udzielone W r. 1918.
Wegry udzielone W r. 1913.
Irlandya udzielone W L. 1918.
Polska udzielone w r. 1918.
Szkocya udzielone W r. 1913.
Walia udzielone w r. 1913.
Holandya udzielOne W r. 1919.
Szwecya udzielone W r. 1910.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05
DO WIADOMOSCI!

wszyutkIeh I~nteresantow paJuprzeJ-
mleJ prosimy o pr~zestrEeSanIe poni1-
szyeh wskasSwekI
Biura AdmIniStraeyI naskej otWnrte
40 przeE dEfen caly cd GodEtny S-mej
rama do 1850 wieckoFem - co dnia, .
wyJatkiem RiedEiel I sTi1t krajowych,
obO~SiaEuJqcych.
EarERdca PiSmR naszegO prEyJmu1e
Interesaatow co dnia w GODzINACH
POPOLUDNIOWYC OF 2-gfej do 5-tej
- . wyjatkiem sOb6t.
Redakcyu din IntereSRntow otwarta
EAT W GODZINA.CH
= OD GODZINY 1880 Do G0DZINY
1850; pO pOfudniu tylkO IN s~peeyalna
nmOwa.
Redaktor Naezeiny prEyJmuJe Inte-
Fesantow TYLKO TO GoDzINIE 1o-re1
PRZED POSUDNIEM.
UprnsEa sic o lie moknoSci wsEelkie
Eprnwy q Redakcya EnfntUtae PIsEM-
ME. BIO m kOnwerancye dfugie ME ma
my czaxug tyIkO w sprawSch sscxeRol-
nieIxEej waKf. OsObistyeh, Tub ME dnja-
ryeh sie EalRtwie Eyyietle - droga ko-
reSpOndcncyi - prOsinly jnTIe sic oso-
bIscie. znchOWuJac ma wEEledEie. ke o.
kOlo EodEiny 1I-tej Enmyknmy gazette
wszyscy a~aJbardsiej jestesmy Wtedy
E~atrudnteni.
Koreapondeut6u uprasEamy stano-
wczo, nby pIsaIl CZETELNIE-ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASHYNIE, ME
2BYT sCIsLIWIE I TYLkO Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
Jesli utwory JakiekOlwiek ME maJa
bye OEfOxzone, pOehfnnia te KIOSK
re~dakcyJny; jeSi D~OiRdane - do EwrO-
"a, w ra1ie ME Oglos1enia, naleSy to
WYRAHNIE ZAZNACZIC 1 ZALACEYC
ZNACHEK PoCzTOwY Ma ZWRoTSA
PRZESYkESE.
dny kOmunikntow do ogiosIenin
ME nnieIy przesylnc ma krrtkach Cd
krytych: ZADNYCH e ME PRZYJ-
HUE SIZE KOMUNIkACNI
NICENYCH - chybR W wyjRtSoISch
y~ypadkaeh; r6wniez oglOsseh, dotycsp-
ryeh ruchu w tOwnFEystwach telesoni-
rEnie ME prEyJmujeny.
wszeikie oEfoskeniR naieto do DSin-
In OSlosEen W AdmiBistracyi tam sic
nieni zwracae RRleEy.
POdzfekowania WS8ELKIEGO ro-
axatu, R"EzOLUCTE 8ALOBNE, POLL
TTCKNE 4 {, ., naieGa do DEiRiu OElo-
sEen.
wszeIkIe koFespOndencEe, xawtado-
Erienia 4 I. D. MUSIC bye podpisane -
Defnem nnEwisklem wraz = ndreEem pl-
szaeeEO; be~zIuntennych, hub pOdpissnych
domySinikiem, RibO wresIcte Bfowem
.Eomitato - kOmunikacyi, nj ko1es-
p0ndeucyi ME sanirszczamy.
new ME O~EiasznHy
.BALOw', ami wycieczek, lub rpIkni-
k6US, URZADZANYCH w NIEDZIELE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-05

Wykonante planu wojennego po-
vstauia W 7. 1853, wymagaio f6wno-
czesnego ~rozbrojenia zal6g moskie-
wskich W m~iasteczkach powiato7
wych, ably potem poiaczonemi sita-
mi uderzyc ma miasta gubernialne !
"a iednym zamachem zgniesc cara 81
lie nieprzyiacielska, zaiogu1aea nd
ziemiach dawnej rzeczpospolitej pol
skiej.
Plan ten zanadto skombinowany
ouarty ma niepewnych ilosciach re-
brad sic majacych sill zbrojnych' wy
magal nadto W wykonaniu ludzi mad
Ewyczajnej energii I odwagi.
e Jednym z takich, zdolnych do nal
wyzszego poswiecenia sic, nadzWy'-
e-stnej odwagi i energii bys Ksawe'
~ Kolbuszowski, zmar}y pred dWu-
dz,estu laty W Zaborzu pod Rawa ru-
ska. W pierwszych dniach po~sta-
MIA wyslany a obozu, z kilRoma TO-
warzyszami ma rekonesans, dotar' %
Lubaru, gdzie d~owiedziaa sis' 20 ! d
razyny i sklady woiskowe eteesena
murem, zajeIa rota piechoty mo-
sktewskfej I takowe fortyfikuie. Me
tracac chwili czasu, ustawii swyeh
podkomendnych w taxi sposob, aps
przez Moskali zdaleka byii w'dSiahi
a sam, ME dobywajec szabii, Y eali=
GU za{ogi moskiewskiej objechas va
budowania 1 przez nienapTaWfeny
wylom W murze ~przeskoczyi kohiem
IA podworzec, gdzie Edziwionym' J
przestraszonym Moskalom reskasai
z,otyc bron " kozly. Me czesatae ia
wet skutku swego rozkazu eddat MAJ
blitszemu soidetowi Konia do po--
trzymania W towarzystwie ofteero~
rosyjskich przeirza' sRiady, 2 kto--
rych broh | amunicye ma Earekwiro-
wanych przez Moskali furmankaeh
odwiozi do obozu.
Ma trzeci dzieh cay od6zial, pod
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MA WOLNA CHWlLE:
Dni.

jezyiy sic lufami strzelcow flnlandz-
kich.
Jeneral R6zycki rozkazai drugie-
mu szwadronowi 2 rozwinieteml
sztandarami sforsowac przejScle
przez groble, wpasc do miasta, dodac
pomocy 1 otuchy walczacym tam po--
wstahcom.
Wsr6d gradu kul karabinowych
szwadron, iak WICKER, wleciai ma
groble, a chorazy Ksawery Kolbu--
szowski z szabla ma temblaku, re
sztandarem W reku. pierwszy wpadi
ma rynek miropolski, ale z szwadro-
nu pozostal tylko wachmlstrz. Ma
calej dlugosci grobli slad prze5scin
naznaczony byI rannymi, trupami lu
dzi / koni.
Ma rynku miropolskim strzelcy !
kosynierzy ginel! pod k~rzyao~ym
ogniem Moskali, ukrytych W do
mach i oszahcowanych ma cmenta-'
rzu koscielnym. Wsr6d kurzhwy
dym6w, swistu kul, jekow rannych !
ginacych, wykwit, nagle amaranto-
wy sztandar z biaiym oriem wskrze
sill nadzieje, otywia ginscych.
z okrzykiem do CORY gaowy''
,,Formut sie", Ksawery Kolbuszo~-
SIX, DO dwakrot tworzyi kolumny do
szturmu cmentarza, ale "a kaadym
razem wzrastaly tylko stosy rannych
trup6w, a sztandar kule darby ma
strzep9. ,
odvrot przez smiertelna groole }
ocalenie sztandaru byio cudo~nvm
wypadkiem jak wowczas mowio'
no: bog tax chciaf", 20 z posromu
ocala{ znak narodowy ten, ktoremu
go p~owierzono,
Pc krwawej MtwIe m~iropoiSkie1
rozbiciu o~ddziaiow C~ichockteso W
lasach zasla wskich, wsSystkie Hhs
m~osxiewskie zwrociiy sic przeeiN
nu,ko2nikowi, kt6ry ratujac sic Oh
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w Nowym Yorku zaledv.ie jedns
sz6sta ludnosci jest z rodu amery-
kafska - piet sz6stych to naturali-
xowani Amerykanie najr6inorodniej-
szego pochodzenia, przybysze nc
wszystkich stron swiata 1 przyjezdni'
czasowo W miescie przebywajacy. Da-
lei W n. Yorku jest o wiele wiecej
kobiet, nil me1czyzn a stosunek TAXI
obu pol6w ludnosci stale wzrasta:
W 1919tym byIo ledwie ~niecaiych
diva tysiace kobiet wiecej nia mez-
czyzn W N. Yorku, obecnie jest ko.
biet wiecej o $500. Pozatem jest W
n. Yorku rodzin, stale osiadiych,
1~,337,2s8, mlodzieiy W szkoiach
1~,O79,445, anslfabet6w 333,O13
C!....) negr6w 12O,18S, inno.ra-
sowych - poza rasa biala 1876, a
glosujacych meiczyzn 1891.