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the congregation surprised the pas
tor, the Rev. e. L. Gates, with q
Christmas present.
centervilIe Christian church-F. c.
Mccormick, pastor; R. w. Burris, su-
perintendent. Sunday school at $3.50
a. m. Preaching at 1920 a. m, SUBJ
ject, 1.-THE New Year.; p. M. 'Is
Water Baptism Essential to Saliva
tion?"
Cambridge City First Presbyterian
chureh-Rev. E. E. Davis, pastor;
John G. Mannon. superintendent. Sun
day school at $50 a. m. On New
Years eve Sunday school and church
will give a banquet in Sunday school
rooms with an entertainment and ap-
propriate exercises with watch meet
ing as q final. All those interested in
welfare Of Sunday school and church
are requested to bring their baskets
and enjoy this evening of pleasure
Preaching at p. M. subject in keep
ing with "old year out and the new
year in"
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QuARTETTE PLEASES'
CENTERVILLE PEOPLE

CENTERvILLE. Ind, Dec. 26.-The
second number Of the lecture course,
under the auspices of the Centerville
high school, was given at the M. E.
Church, Friday evening by the RE
public Quartette" four young men
who had been in the service. The
program was interesting. The next
number OF the course will be in
January.
School closed Tuesday for the holi-
days, each room having appropriate
Christmas programs. Several Of the
teachers had a surprise for their
pupils by serving them with block ice
cream and cake during social time
that followed the programs.
The program at the Christian
Church was given Wednesday even
ing. Friday evening the M. E. Church
will give Christmas program. The
tableau ENTERTAINMENT, THE Com
ing OF The King. which they had
hoped to put on, will not be given.
owing to inability to get the robes
necessary for its rendition. A good
miscellaneous program will be given
in it's stead.
Joint installation services will be
held by the Masons and Eastern Star
Lodges Saturday evening at the Ma
sonic Hall. ssx,
Miss Lora flowers, of Washington,
came Tuesday to spend her Christmas
vacation with her parents, Ed Bowers
and family north Of town.. Misses
Abbie Hassler and Ruth Qakenbush
left to spend their vacation at their
homes in NewDerry.. -. "A. B. Dunbar
and wife are preparing to leave for the
south to spend their winter the first
part Of tho year. Prof. Bell and family
will occupy the Dunbar property in
their absence. James Alsman and
wife spent a part Of last week with
relatives in Arlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott and son Beverly, of Austin, are
here to spend a few days with Rev.
and Mrs. O'Conner. Mrs. Highlands,
who has been spending the winter
with O'Conners, will return home with
her daughter. Mrs. Scott. Maurice
Means, who was hurt last week in an
accident, was brought from Reid Hos
pital the latter part OF the week and
is getting along nicely. DIR. Ford
and family have moved into the house
recently vacated by DR.. Allin and DR..
Ford has assumed the practice held
here by DR.. ,Allin.. Van Lundy, of
Washington, came Tuesday evening
for a vacation of a few days with rel
atives here. Mrs. Noel Mathews gave
a Christmas eve dinner in his honor
Wednesday evening. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Russell spent Sunday with
friends at Fountain City.
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man. In this instance tho man was a
mere boy who had once been a thief,
but who is now trying to live up to
the higher ideals Of hfe-honesty,
truth and faithfulness. A queer turn
Of circumstances causes the boy to
think the girl thief and, thus depriv-
ed OF this inspiration. which has kept
him from joining his pals, he now goes
back to the old game"
How he discovers that the girls
character is stainless and again starts
on the straight road with firmer
step than ever is brought out in a
highly interesting plot. Robert Wig
nola directed the picture and Clara G.
Kennedy wrote both the original story
adm the scenario. The picture, it. is
believed, is one of the most success
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-26
Headlights Christmas
Edition Pleases Pupils

The holiday issue of the Headlight,
Garfield schools paper, is printed in
red and the headlines in green ink.
The Christmas editorial follows:
"The true spirit of Christmas is to
make others happy. We are inclined
to think too much of ourselves at this
time, by thinking of the gifts we shall
receive. rather than those which we
give. At Christmas time there is no
place for selfishness. This Christmas
should be time for rejoicing. The
victory is ours. our boys are home,
and life is beginning to assume it's
regular routine. But although the
war is over, let us retain the wonder.
full spirit Of self-sacrifice which 1t
taught u.s."
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Come to Church, Sunday School, in Wayne
Fountain City Christian Church .

Fountain City Christian Church -
Rev. Owen Livengood. pastor; c. l..
Wright, superintendent. Sun d y
school at $50 q. m. Special report
Of the school for the year 1919. The
closine home missionary talk by our
missionary superintendent. Preaching
at 10:46 a. m. A rally and roll call
Of the church membership will be held
in charge Of the pastor: 1900 p. M,
sermon by the pastor. Music and song
service. Union Christian Endeavor at
6 p. M, Friends Church.
Cambridge City First Christian
church-Rev. e. s. Conner, pastor;
C. p. MARBLE, superintendent; Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Preaching at 10
q. m. and TOO p. m.
Cambridge City Flrst Baptist
church-Shelby Lee. pastor; Clifford
Oldham, superintendent Sunday school
at $3.50; preaching at 3 p. m: B. Y.
r. u. at $3.50 p. m.
Williamsburg Friends Church -
Emerson Cloyd, pastor: Omer Brink
$50 q. m. A Christmas program will
be given at the Sunday school hour.
Preaching at 1920 q. M, Christmas
sermon. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at z o'clock. followed by a
business meeting.
The Palestine UniversaIist Church
Dec. %. All are cordially invited.
Bring box lunch. Hot coffee will be
served. Rev. Rowland. minister.
Arlington Union Church-E. E. Hale.
pastor. Sunday School superintend-
ent, Elmer e. Hale, superintendent.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m. Preach
ing at z p. m.
Haoerstown N. e. chureh-Next
day. The community is going to turn
out in great way. Earnest Gospel
preaching and welcome with smile
in It, Sunday School, $50: morning
worship. 1890: evening worship. TOO.
Our Revival Meeting begins Sunday
night and will continue for at least
three weeks. Rev. C. w. Chadwick,
pastor.
Eldorado U. q. church-sunday
School. $3.50. Clarence Minnich, sup
erintendent. Morning worship, 1880.
Miss Eta ode, returned mission
ary from Africa, will deliver a mission
airy address at the evening hour. 1900.
This service will be under the auspices
of the w. M. A.
Boston N. E.-The annual election
Of the officers of the Sunday school
board of the NJ. e. church at Boston
will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday after.
noon. Members of the school and the
congregation are urged to be present.
Preaching services at 3 o'clock. In.
terest in church work is increasing.
The offering for missions in the last
quarters exceeded any quarter in the
history Of the church. Last Sunday
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6-Foot. Lawyer Looked
Like Pumnkin

II was often doubled up with pains
in my stomach and was yellow as a
pumpkin before taking Mayrs Won
derful Remedy which 10 years ago
saved my life. My friends had given
up all hopes of my recovery as the
best doctors did not help me. Am
enjoying the best of health now" 1t
is simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Glen
Thistlethwaites Six Drug Stores, A. G..
Luken & Co., and druggists every
where.-Adv.
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full efforts of her career and is expect
ed to add greatly to her already en-
viable popularity, II that be possible,
among screen patrons.
MURRETTE.
An unusually striking scenc is
shown at the opening of Back to
Gods Country" q First National at
traction, by James Oliver Curwood
1t is a scene in the deep forests OF
northern Canada, with a blizzard rag
ing. 1t shows the terrific efforts of
a man with dog sled trying to make
his way through the unbroken drifts.
MURRAY.
The new bill which opened yester-
day at the Murray for the last half
was greeted by capacity houses both
afternoon and evening. Headlining
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-26

RICHARD M'vIckER DEAD
OXFORD. O.. Dec. 26.-Richard NC
Wicker, aged rs years, well known
farmer living five miles east of here,
is dead of typhoid fever. His wife,
aged 70 years, has Just recovered
from an attack of typhoid.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-26

the bill are The Virginia Bellies, seven
good looking young ladies who wear
colonial gowns becomingly and play
upon various instruments to the de-
light OF the audience. Each member
is a finished artist and their Offering
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-26

strained; your vision blurred. II Won
find 1t difficult to read and must
wear glAsses, 60 to your druggist
and get . bottle Of Bon-Opto tab-
lets. Drop one in fourth Of q
glass Of wstsr and battle the eyes
two to four times . day. Stronger
eyes, clearer vision, and sweet relief
viii make yo1 tell your friends about
Bon-Opto.
Note: doctors cay Bon-O Optic Strengthens eye.
sight ~ in weets time In many instances.
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II decided musical treat. Miss Des-
sic LeCount has number q an1D-
ing songs and imperaonationS. who
Follis and Leroy offer some wonder.
fully 9rotesQue dancing. Vivian Mar.
tin II appearing on the screen to the
delight Of her audiences In her latest
five-reel Paramount feature. An In
noccnt Adventures. This bnl plays
the entire last half.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-26
The Theatres
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON.
You have all heard the story of the
farmer who goes to the city barber for
a shave, and is given haircut, sham
poo, massage; three dollars worth of
grooming before he knew what was
happening. Something nearly like
that happened to J. Warren Kerrigan
while filming 1.-THE Lord beves the
Irish." his new Hodkinson release
which Is the attraction at the Wash
ington theatre today and tomorrow.
While out on location far from the
studio the director informed Mr.. Ker-
rigan that he would need q certain
costume for the next days work, and
the star CHANGED to remember that
the suit needed pressing. So he called
up clothes cleaner, long distance,
and gave instructions to do rush
Job on the costume. He gave explicit
instructions for finding it in his dress
ing room at the Brunton Studios at
Hollywood, and knew that there
should be no trouble, as all the cos
tunes in his dressing-rocm wardrobe
were plainly numbered.
When he returned to the studio late
that night he found that the cleaner
had called for the clothes, and taken
them away, but not only the suit that
needed cleaning. He had stripped the
wardrobe bare, taking thirty-two suits
of clothes, the stars street suit,
motor coat and dressing gown. He
was fofc>d to choose between going
home in the costume Of an Irish
country yokel, bare of foot and rag
ged about sleeves and trousers legs,
or to don a policeman's uniform, also
used in the picture. He chose the
uniform.
Next morning the cleaner returned
the missing wardrobe, all nicely
pressed and cleaned-and not one
Of the other clothes had needed clean
ing at all; in fact. some of them had
to be soiled' again by the application
of dust and water before they could
be used
MURRAY.
A new Paramount picture in which
that delightful little star, Vivian Mar
tin, plays the leading role, IAN lnno-
cent Adventures" will DO shown for
the first time at the Murray theotre
today.
The picture shows how tho limo
cence of little girl en- sometimes be-
come a great and powerful force for
good and cause the regeneration of q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
KORESPONDENCYA.

Pant e. p. MAJ moi powrocil
szczesliwie z pola bitwy. Jestem tax
rada 1 tax sic ciesze, Re pragneia-
bym jakims dobrym czynem podzie.
kowac "a to Bogu / dopomodz komu
nieszczeSliwemu. Chcia}am adopto-
wac jaka polska sierotke, ale "
,,sierocihcu" robia trudnosci. CO
nam uczynic?"
Wlasnde czytaiam odezwe komi-
tetu, kt6rego zadaniem opieka mad
sierotami. We Francyt Jest 100000
sierot a miedzy niemi DUO pol
skich, ktorych ojcowie oddali swoje
tycie "a wolnosc 1 ojczyzne. Biedact
wa to, wszak maja prawo do upo-
mnienia sic o wychowanie | nauke,
W czem powinni szczesliwsi dopo,
m6dz. A przytem jest to szlachetnS
spos6b - sadie, W jaki. PAM moze
wyrazic swa radost / wdziecznose "a
powrot s~zczesliwy meza.
Otto, MONA ofiarowat dziesiec
centow dziennle, czyli try dolary
~miesiecznie, albo ten -trzydziescl
szest dolar6w, piet dziesiat cent6y
rocznie. Pieniadze to posyia komi-'
tot do Francyi 1 W zamian dostanie
PAM list q pokwitowsniem odebra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

gdzie przynajmniej ucza sic kate
chizmu.. a iezeli lie mowia
po polsku, wilma to Pc czesci ro-
dzioow, ktorzy albo wcale z die
cmi w domu ME rozmawiaja pc
.pols1r, albo kalecza sw6j wfasny
rodzinny jezyk tax niemiiosiernie,
re d4ieci wreszcie zatracaja
wszeakie pojecie czystego wysia-
wiania SIG.
Gorzej jeszcze W szkolach pu-
.blicznych amerykahskfch, gdzie
ME ucza religii, a zatem i ME
wpaiaja w dzieci przykazah
,yCzcij Boga i szanuj rodzicow
twoich", kt6re to przykazania
wpajaja mlodziezy we wszyst-
'kich zreszta krajach calego Swia-
ia.
SzczeSliwi rodzice, kt6rzy usi-
lowali i ktorym sic uda}o wpoit
w dzieci swoje tie najSwietsze u
czucia: ,,Miiosci Boga, Ojczyzny
i rodzio6w." Pozaiowania godni
So ci, kt6rzy zaniedbali to uczy-
mic i = zmuszeni zostana, upo-
rem dzieci, albo wyrzec sic Po-
wrotu do Ojczyzny, albo rozstat
sic moae ma zawsze ze swoIeml
dziecmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
Haoasess dSktTe.s X-Ray LSsnSuun
DR.. e. 8. KRYlNN0KJ
Takara 4 nhlDus 80

Mieszkanie: 9Ole Nc. Robe, OIL
GODZINY: Do 10 rAno-7 do 8 WiecSorem
W niedziele do lei popoL Tel Hum6SIt SITS
AA11ysA nsIDlsrsy AsstRR~.
0yhajaeycA M kisSssuIs lAtwev1sN
ayeh. ME ma DzIENNIk CHICAGO.
OK M Swydh szpaltsoh, b. sswas
Draoujs dla dobra ludL ossukahssA
,,nre salss'. StAAowcs0 ~ DzIDpglI.
~ CHn0A0oAKn SglaasaAS ~
- AAeA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
,,Wdziek".

Go wzbudza uznanie publicz-
roSci i co je czyni pozadanemi
ola sceny?" - mowil ,,intendent"
teatralny do swego przyjaciela-
,,oto ich inteligencya, W sposobie
do oddania p%owierzonej i'm roll,
ich dystynkcya pewien
,wdziek'', kt6rego oskreslic ME
podobna. Kobieta, kt6ra ,czaru--
je", ME koniecznie musi bye pick
noscia skohczona, jest urocza, to
nam wystarcza."
n tenn sic zgadzam' - odpo-
wiedzial przyjaciel - ,pewnym
jednak jestem, re So kobiety, kto-
re posiadaja sobie wlasciwy!scha-
rakterystyczny wdziek, ma kt6ry
dotychczas ty ME zwr6cises uwa-
g."
,,Ciekaw jestem, co to bye moze
Ii gdzie sic ow wdziek znajdujef'
= zapyta, intepdent.
Ma 1ewym, tozowym policzku
mojej asuzyneczkT = odpowie--
dzia, zapytany - Yktora - pre-
pysznie ~prowadzi swoj maiy sa-
moch6d e.. motorem po level
stronie." - miody cztowiek ma
pytajacy wzok przyjaciela opo-
wiedzia,, co nastepuje:
,yKiedy po skohczeniu wojny
wracalem do dornal chory jeszcze
i bardzo zmeczony, kuzynka mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18

nej sunny cd dziecka, matki lub o.
piekuna sierotki. Adres: Fatherless
Children Of France Committee. -
room TAI. Fine Arts Building, -
Telephone Harrison 2976.
M. X. L. Ma pytanAe 1 zarzut mo-
ge tylko odpowiedziec, Ii So ..czy--
telnicy" W rzedzie ,~,innych", ktorzy
lubia ~podobnego rodzaju ,,zarcih" 1
tych nalezy cd czasu do IA - Ia
dowolic".. Kto to napisat tego ME
WIEN.
P. o. X. ,,Jaka niespodzianka u
cieszyG powracajacego meza"....
Znajac najlepiej gusta 1 upodoba
mia meza swego, niechaj PAM sic
zastanowi 1 wybierze cos odpowied-
niego W urzadzeniu domu ma jego
przyjecie, W ofiarowaniu mu mile
20 upominku hub - odrzuceniu raz
ma awsze jakiejs sprawy Tub rzeczy,
kt6rej ME lubif.
Ma ~przyszla sobote Nv DE-. Kobiet)
bedzie ,,pr6bka" W jaki spos6b Pc
VIVA mloda iona wyrazila swa ra-
dose 1 .,uswietniia" powr6t meza.
Me Jest to ,~,fantazya", lecz opo-
wiadanie zaczerpniete z ,,zycia
prawdziwego".
Cenniejsza rzecza ponad kazdy
,,prezent" jest ola meaa okazywa--
ME mu miIosci ME sfowami lecz czy-
nami.
Ma drugie pytanie ME moge odpo-
wiedziec zupelnie twierdzaco, ale
zdaje sic, re ,,tak".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
POGADANKA.

Niekbore. ma pozor ME wiele
wazne sytuacye, maja wiecej W
sobie tragizmu, anizeliby przypu-
szczac MONA. Jedna z tahch jest
naprzyksad stosunek polskich, W
Polsce rrodzonych rodzicow, do
wiaSnych swoich ,zamerykanizo-
wanych" dzieci Rodzice radziby
zachowa6 zwyczaje swego halu,
cierpia wiec mad tenn, kiedy die
ci, ami ich sztandaru z biafym Or
lem, ami ich przyzwyczajen usza-
nowac ME chca, wySmiewajac o
Smies1ajac rzeczy, kt6re ola no
dzic6w So swietemi.
/ narzekaja rodzice kiedy Wi,
dza, jak dzSec przybieraja ,,wolne
amerykanskie obyczaje'', jak wy,
mykaja sic z pod ich wiadzy, ME
ehcs poslugiwac sic ojczystym
jezykiem j usuwaja sic nawet cd
wyznawania WARY i religii rodzi'
COW.
Smutny to objaw, szczegolnie!
W. obecnych czasach, Eedy stars:
ciesza sic mozliwym powroter
do swej ojczyzny, o czem MODS
ami slyszec ME chca - tenn srnr'
tniejszy, ze, przyznae to musfmy
rodzice tn zawinili; oni to obo'
jstnoScia ~pozwolili dziecSom wy
mknac sue z pod ich wladzy, on:
zsniedbali nauczenia dzieci swo.
ich mifoSci dla Ojczyzny I uho-
chania swego jezyBa.
Oddawszy dzieci do szka, ME
wiele sic o reszte trosDcza. Pc
nieszczeScba jes0cze, jesli dziec
DO szka polskoh Unreasonable
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-18
DZTAI OLA KOBIET.

domowa prace, Y'Kiedy przyjda
do domu powiada on pc o.
smiogodzinnej piracy do zony lub
do matki, chez mice Ola siebie ich
towarzystwo i ME patrzec usta-
wicznie, jsk sic kreca re szczotka
Tub Scierka."
ME zaprzeczam = odpowiada
inhy - re takby bye mogto, jezeli
PAM domu ma do pomocy dziew-
czyne sluzebna lub kucharke.
Lecz jezeli sauna must wszystko
zaiatwiac? Ia, gdy przychodze
w;eczorem do domu, zastaje Jaw
see zone moja PREY kuchni, PREY
rzadzajaca kolacye; kt61 ia w
tenn wyreczy?
Pc kolacyi must pomyc naczy-
nie i usprzatnat, ia tymczasem
zapale cygaro i czytam gazette.
Prawda, re nieraz ogladam sic
ia drzwi kuchenne, czy ME PREY
chodzi juz do mnie. I potem jesz-
Icze, kiedy rozmawiamy Tub ia
czytam giosno, reoe jej ME PROF.
nuja, szyje, naprawia bielizne,
w;aze drutami cieple odzienia, a
Eraz W tygodniu nawet prasuje W
mojej obecnoSci, czyliz mann ia "a
to ganic lub pouczat, re to wszy-
stko mog}a czyniG W mojej nieo-
becnoSci? ia WIEN, re ona nigdy
ME pr6znuje. Wprawdzie, niekto-
re kobiety umieja bardzo predko
zaiatwic sic re swoja domowa
praca, a to dlatego, azeby potem
iechaG do miasta i chodzic z jed
nego do drugiego sklepu, lub
czas tracic ma - p1otkach.
Rozsadnej kobiecie ME wolno
EsprzeciwiaG sic Tub krytykowac ia
w roziozeniu jej piracy, DO rozsad-
ma i inteligentna kobieta sama
vie najlepiej, jak ma pracowac
iak Gas sw6j rozdzielie. Ami "a
I'll jeszcze ME Ddarzyho mi sic
przyjSt do domu ME zastat W
nim zony, jak to sic czesto die
je tam, gdzie iona ,,predko" zasa-
twia swa prace... a przytem -
n;eporzadnie.
la, patrzac ma mojq, myslec
music W duchu. ,Niechaj Bog
blogos1awi kobiety, kt6re talk
poczciwie pracuja i kt6re dostar-
czaja krajowi zacnych obywateli
obrohc6w Ojczyzny. Mech Bog
je chroni Cd wszystkiego zSego.
A my - kochajmy je i szanuj-
my - gdy So matkami naszych
syn6w i naszymi najlepszymi to-
warzyszami | przyjacioimi.'
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(Nokturn - Marzenie.)

MAO Zlennla leCldfa plOSellkd.
Gdzie zrodzona? Ha, Bog jeden
vie. Moze, gdzies, ma lace pocze-
Ia sic skarga skoszonego kwiecia,
moze wsr6d gorskich przepasci
z jeku konajacego orle-
cia, potem powtorzylo ia echo,
potem wiatr poniosl W doliny i z
wichrem szla lasami i lanami
zb6a. LeciaIa mad wioska, a W
wiosce placzem zawodziia dziew-
czyna pc matuli, pc rodzonej, le-
ciala mad goscihcem, a pc goscih-
Gu jechaio. wesele i bebny bebni-
I}y j ludzie sic Small, druzbowie
hukali ma u~cieche...
Szla lasem, a drzewa tam szu-
mem wiosennym szumiaiy, mad
mogiiami leciala staremi, a z mo-
gil glossy jakies wstawa}y ogro-
mne.. i re skarg po}amanych
kwiatow, Z jeku pisklecia, Z p}a-
GU sieroty, re smiectow ludz-
kich j szumow lesnych, Z giosow
skowronkow i mogif starych gwa-
ru snuia sic przedza piosenki, Co
raz d{trzsza j diuzsza, to smiejaca,
to zaIosna, rozplakana..
I szia mad polem i szia mad re
la, o zorzy rannej wstawala ma
roll, O zmierzchu letnim plynefa
W powietrzu i slyszaly ia s}owiki
spiewne, a zaden powtorzyc ME
umial i slyszeli ia ludzie, a laden
nie wygral, ME wySpiewai ca}ej,
az jeden ia uslyszal i zrozumial'
w jasny wieczor majowy wlecla-
Ia mu oknem, wleciafa razem z
wonia bzow i narcyzow wiosen-
nych i zawodzic jela z~aloSnie. On
T. podnioslszy glove, a mial
twarz blada i smutna, choc mioda,
piosnki tuiaczki siuchai dlugo,
diugo, a ona Smiala mu sic i p}a-
kala ma przemiany, to 1kala za1os-
ME bolescia wielka a prosta, to
lax z wodnica zmienna smiechem
wybuchafa ochoczym i potem Emo
WI poczyna1a smecic sic, a zalic,
a wyrzekaG. az polecia}a het ma
pola i lasy.
Smutny mlodzieniec podniosl
sic wtedy, reke biala po}ozy} ma
klawiszach i Z pod palcow poply-
nela mu ia sama piaczka polna, ia
sama piesh - zwodnica. Zadzwie
czalv w niej znowu skargi kwia-
tow kopytem kohskiem zdepta--
rych i jeki pisklat wyrzuconych
z gniazda i place dziewczy,ly
chtopc6w Smiechy j szmery pusz'
czy i mogii sept. Ami jednego to-
MI tam ME brakto, wszystkie po-
chwycii artysta, doiaczyi ~jeszcze
wiasnego serca Dol i cudna, a dzi-
VIVA poniosl W SWAT daleki.
I sluchaja jej teraz obey, a ona
skarzy sic ME ola kazdego zrozu-
miasa nova. ludzie przystaja
dziwia sic, rozpytuja i nieraz OBJ
cy zaplacze z MIA razem.
Jest ma Pere la Chaise samotna
mogiia. Ley W niej spiewak, CO
piosnke - zwodnice ronios} W
krai daaeki. Grai on ia ludziom
niegdys i cd piosnki sic smutkiem
dziwacznym zarazil.. Radosc; nj
wesela ME bylo dian ma ziemi. u
mari on mlodo j smrtny byl Jaw!
see. Me dziwcie sic lzie wspom-
nienia. H. G.
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