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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17
WEEKS BUDCETT
OF MONROE ITEMS

The little snow storm which visit.
ed this comlnuni 4. last week did very
little damage. II didn't seem to huit
the gardens very much.
Mr. Pierce Warren surprised his
homefolks by coming in on a short
furlough to visit them for about ten
days.
Quite a number enjoy the party
which was given at the home of Char
lie Vaughn's last Saturday night.
Games Of all kinds were enjoyed.
The birthday cake which sat in the
middle Of the dining room table had
thirty-five candles on il as these
stood for the ages Of brother Perry
Vaughn and Grace Horner. Every
one enjoyed themselves and hope TO
enjoy the host and hostess hospitali-
ty again real soon.
Mr.. Hayden Warren was seen on
the streets Of Lubbock Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs J. II. King and fam
lily were shopping in town Saturday.
Mrs. T. H. Cox and family attend
ed church in Lubbock Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Greenhil and
son and daughter. Miss Bernard.
were in town Saturday.
Willie j. Collier was seen in Lub-
book Saturday.
Ward Grim was in town Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Long and children were
shopping in Lubbock Saturday
Miss Lois Thaxton spent from Sun
day until Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
T. II. Cox.
Miss Irene Cox came home Mon
day morning after leave of alb
senee. Miss Irene has been teaching
school in Milan county. We well
come Miss Irene back to our COM
munity.
On Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home Of Mr.. Bob Haney. Miss
Grace Homer became the wife Of
Mr.. Pierce Warren. Rev Emery Of
ficiated II certainly was surprise
to their many friends. They will be
at home with the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Warren, until
Pierce has to return to Fit. Sill to take
up his army duties again. We extend
congratulations and wish them long
and happy married life.
Mrs. T. ii. Cox and daughter. Miss
Irene. spent Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. w. T. Thaxton of Lubbock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Warren and
Miss Beatrice Warren were in town
Tuesday shopping.
Mr.. Willie J. Collins and J. II. King
were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Bishop. MIR. Shepherd and two
and Miss Fowler. Of Co
mes. spent Sunday at the home Of J.
4. Long.
Quite a number enjoyed singing
NJ the home Of Mrs. J. 4. Long Sun
Day night. Everyone enjoyed them
'slvss and hops TO have another soon.
Mr.. Hayden Warren, Leslie brsss-
sals. Bowling Coz. Fred and Joe |
Sehulsr and Mis- Lsols Cox. Irsns
Goa snd Miss Lois rksxten attended |
he play At Absrasthy Msnaay |
night
Nest Sunday being Easter Sunday |
'sssyens IL invited 10 attend The |
lssgssm q NsaSss nsadal u IN |
y dlsass ~ aey aad singing ~ |
y s'sssa' Evsvsss ss~s ~ !
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Roy B. Clark, son of A. J. Clark.
arrived in Lubbock last Tuesday from
Camp Travis. where he received an
honorable discharge. Mr.. Clark vol
rbteered on the 10th day Of Aug lot
last and YVES in training in Camp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

AL children troubled with worms have an un
healthy Color which Indicates poor blood. and ss
r.ile. there Is more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES IASIElESS chill TONIC given rexulari,
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the DIGESTION. and act as General Strength
enins Tonic TO the whole system. Nature will then
throw al CO dispe the worms and the Child will h.
perfect health. Pleasant to take COO p~r bottle
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Mrs. Clyde Pool Of Lingo, n, NJ,
spent Friday and Saturday here Wis
ting relatives and friends and went
TO Tyler Sunday to resume her work
in the business college Of that place
Mrs Rix and grand daughter, Miss
Lucille Rix. returned to their home
in Big Spring. after a couple OF
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Rix.
Mrs Elizabeth Cline left Saturday
for Wichita Falls to JOIN her daugh-
ter Miss Freda Boyd who is now liv.
ing there. Mrs. Cline has for the
past two years been the efficient
stenographer for the Mobiles Bros
Wholesale House Of this place and
will be greatly missed there as well
as among her many friends in social
and church circles.
Mrs. Ottwell Crossett and little
son Harold, Of Lamesa. accompanied
Mr.. Thad Crossett to Lubbock FRI
day and visited her aunt. Mrs May
James Mrs. Crossett is enroute to
Oklahoma City, for visit with her
parents.
Misses Lsbonah Reeves, Wilhel-
nina Dumas. Lonye and Pearl Dali
mont, returned to Plainyiew Sunday
after spending Friday and Saturday
attending the track meet.
The Misses JULIA Everett and Ella
Walker o, Post City. spent a few
days at the home Of Mrs. w. B.
Thorp and attended the track meet
Of the lnterscholastic League.
The Elks Club gave a dance at
their hail on Friday night, Mrs o
=. PEBBLES and Miss Winnie Bates
furnished music for the occasion.
Miss Ruth Bumpass and Clara
Belle Hooper Of Plainview. were
guests Of Mrs c. II Smith a day or
so this week
Miss Harris who has been spend.
ing a week with Mrs. G. +. J. S,eph.
ems returned Monday to her home in
Stamford
Mrs w A. Clark and daughter.
returned Monday from Wis.
i with relatives IN Fl Worth and
Dallas
Mr. Morton J. Smith returned on
Tuesday from Seagraves. after an
absence Of about three months.
Miss Mabel Yearwood OF Floydada.
visited with Mrs. r. S. Williams, a
couple of days last week.
Mrs Jessie Miller. OF Lafayette.
Ala is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. r.
X. Henderson,.
Mr.. Carey May arrived Tuesday
from Houston. to visit with his son,
Mr. A. W. May
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

The Ladies Of the First Presby-
terrain Missionary Society met Mon
day afternoon in social and business
session at the home Of Mrs. S. C..
Wilson with Mrs L. c Ellis as joint
hostess There was good attend
ance with six visitors three Of whom
added their names TO the member
ship roll In addition 20 their regu-
lar work they have undertaken the
supper, Of a native worker in the
African mission for the coming year
Each lady also brought the garment
promised to make up the box to be
packed to send to the Orphans Home
Of the Presbyterian Church located
in Itasca, Texas. and which has been
a part Of their work for several years.
At the close OF the business hour de
licious refreshments Of cake and ice
cream were served
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Mrs. c. =. McDermett In visiting
relatives and friends at Rails this
week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Mrs. o. E. Radford underwent an
operation in local sanitarium the
first Of the week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17
bring full baskets. Be sure and
come, everyone.
WANT A GERMAN HELMET?

Bona Eide Victory Loan workers
will have a chance to win one of these
trophies to be distributed among
patriotic Americans who kept the
home fires burning. About 5000
of these souvenirs of the greatest
war in history have been allotted to
this district, to be distributed among
Liberty Loan workers by their Coun-
ty Chairmen.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Mrs G. C. Abbott returned the flint
Of the week from visit with her
daughter. Of Miami. Texas. for sew
eral days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

The 1916 Needle Club met in reg
ular session Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. Allie Hunt, with Mrs Jim kim
mel as joint hostess The visitors
for the afternoon we're Mesdames
Grey Of Alabama, Payne. Simmons.
and Mrs. Mcdonald. Delicious re-
freshments Of angel food and ice
cream were served.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

c. II. Grollman Of the firm of
Grollman and Co. is in Dallas this
week looking after business matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Catch the step Everybody elss 10
joining War Savings sesisty. Why
nss ysui
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17
FLOYD BEALL. DsUcs, LUBBOCK
The Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak

SOso beSter MN inc WEAK
You must have Health, Strength and En-.
durance to FIGHT Coda Grip and Influenza.
When your blood IL NOT In q healthy
condition and does not circulate properly.
your system 70 unable to Withstand the
Winter cold.
GROVES TASTelEss Cum TONIC
Fcrtinee the eystsm Against Colds. Ceip
md Innueaso b. PURIFYING and Enrichin1
he Bleed
L coasaine The wsn-known sonic psup.
-rsiee q ouinlno and Iun In . I'm
scceQeoe1o - sho mose delicaeo seounnk
end y ploooooe % saka You can ocun ~
~e0eaoshoalaa lnvionsssno Erect ~
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

T. c. Ivy was here Monday trans
acting business and visiting with
friends
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Read the date on the label. II tell
when your subscription expiresl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

The 2s-a2 Club had one Of the
most enjoyable meetings Of the sea
son Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. y. O. Mcwhorter with Mrs. Kim
bro as joint hostess. The guests as
sembled at three o'clock and began
playing Beautiful hand painted
score cards in wild rose design, en-
blematie Of Spring were used. At
about five o'clock delicious refresh
ments consisting Of tomato salad,
chicken croquets, bread and butter
sandwiches and ice tea for the first
course and Angel Food and Bavarian
cream for the second were served to
the regular members and few sub
stitutcs
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Mn A. Judd returned Thur~day
from q few days Wait At Piainvisv
with frisndH
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

o. Anderson sad W. ~ tIssdsruss
Of rs'sm we're hers rsssaay ssHas-
acting bssIasss
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

L. J. Page was a business visitor
here from Lorenzo. the first Of the
week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Walter Royalty made business
trip to Sweetwater last Saturday re.
turning home Sunday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

The Friday Afternoon Needle Club
met with Mrs. C. II Smith and Mrs
r. " Smith. Those who enjoyed the
few hours Of embroidering, crochet
ing and other needle work are Mes
danes W c. Bryan. Lester Quinn. r.
X. Mitchell. c. W. Payne. Wesslake
Boyd. Reed and Hutson. Sand
witches Of fruit salad and tea were
served II is urgent that every mem
Der be strictly on time at 2:s0 p. m
Friday. April 25th At the Manhattan
TO join Mrs. McElroy who will take
them to the picture show Don't be
late.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17
....Society Notes..
Mrs. Adelaide Summers, Phone ABS

Deems, Aver, Mass He will engage
IN business here with his brother with
the Iarh Clady Company
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-17

Mrs s. p Robbins was hostess 10
the Auction Bridge Club Tuesday
morning at her home in West part Of
town Mesdsmes Doss. McLarty.
Peck and Granville Johnson were
substitutes. there being four tables
Of players. At the close Of the games
an elaborate luncheon was served
consisting Of baked crab, tomato
aapie. potato chips pickles, coffee
and hot rolls. Mesdsmes j. s John
son and II. A. Davidson were present
as guests Mrs Morton J. Smith will
entertain next week.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

kie te straszliwe mole watpliwo
sci.
-Milcz Renato, ME moge j nit
chce mic ci powiedziee.
To pewiedz mi PAM przynaj
mniej, czy moja matka godna jes'
mej mi1osci?
Ursula podniosla sic ia }6zku
Wype}niam rozkazy umarlego
l. rzek1a drzacym g1osem. - Je
dync co ci moge powiedziec jest
re nigdy, przenigdy ME ujrzysi
,:twej matki!
( Mfoda -dziewczyna sta}a jakby
,skamienia}a. +
! -Kto vie? - rzekla g1osem o
strym, jak ostrze zelaza. -Kt(
wie2 powtorzy1a, a jej posta
''nowienie, stale sic teraz niezlom
llCll. So. $40 Z t~
Wyraz gwa1townej stanowczos
eli ia obliczu Renaty, :przeja} ME.
wyslowionem przerazeniem star$
kobiete.
-Dziecko, co ty cheese zrobic
- zapyta}a drzac GAIA.
Me WIEN, - odpowiedzials
c6rka Malgorzaty, tym samym O.
strym i przenikliwym g1osem. -
Bog natchnic mnie wiedza w jak:
: spos6b nam sic zblizyc do swe:
matki.
TO powiedziawszy, mloda die.
wczyna wysz}a powell, jakby VIZ
, Snie magnetycznym pograzona,
; pokoju PAM Urszuli.
All! - zawola}a, zamknaW.
sly sic w swoim pokoju, - 6V
list wskazujc mi mole obowiazk:
wzgledem matki! PAM Sollier slu
) cha rozkaz6w jej przesladowcy
! Biedna matka! Ona oczekuje
mnie! Czy jest Wilma Tub niewin:
ia, ia pospiesze do niej!
Renata otworzyfa ma}y kufe.
rex i zapakowa}a swoje rzeczy
kt6re w czasie pobytu w hotelu
wyjela byla z niego. Za}atwiwszy
sic z tenn, uklekla j w goracej mo
dlitwie b1agala Boga O pomoc, "
TEN ,odwaznem Professionalism.
Stan. W .jakim sic znajdowa}s
PAM Ursula pc tel rozmowie
trudno bylo opisac. M1oda dziew
czyna okazafa sic jej W zupehit
innem niz dotad swietle, a t.
przejmowalo ia przestrachem
Zkad sic ii tel lekliwej dziewczy
ny wziela naraz ia stanowczosc
silna VIOLA? A ten sen, czyli ia wi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
(Ciag dalszy.)

PAM COS mnie wychowala cd
dzicciectwa powiadasz, re ME
znasz mojej rodziny? musisz mnie
mice "a niezmiernie ograniczona,
.jcGeli sadzisz, re uwierze. temu.
Gem byi Ola mnic 6w zmar}y Ro-
bert i co sic "a jcgc dobrodziejst-
wami ukrywaic? Domyslalam sic
W MIN tego okrutnika, ktory mat
&C mojej spraWiaf te mecZarnie,
IL daremnie "a nina teskni}a. Czy
81. myle? powiedz PAM!
}~>owiernica Geputowanego Z Ro
~mi!iy. podniosla recc ku niebu: i
o Bozc! wielki Boze! - "a
wotala tylko.
-Pewncj nocy mialam, bedqc
Tia pensyi sen okropny, m6wila
dalcj Rcnata; ten sen byf niby
przestroga, niby objawieniem
p~rzyszloSci. Widzia}am umar}cgo
]ezziaascego W trumnie pana Rober-
Ia; kobieta w zalobic kleczala O.
box. niego i zaklina4a go, ably wr6
eli i"j dziecko. Widzia}am jak sic
blade usta trupa rozwar1y i us}y-
I,.> H., ~ IITD1, po,,oto
jest twojq corka, lecz ty ME vi
"zysz .jej juz nigdy.' PAM mi po-
1icsz, lie sen mara, lecz ia ME vie
ne PAM! - wolala rozpaczliWym
gloscm nicSzczesliwa dzicwczyna,
i jezeli mi PAM powiesz, re ia bla
gajaca kobieta ME byla moja mat
ka, to tcz PAM ME uwierze. Me
uwicrze tez PAM, gdy mi powiesz,
re ten zmar}y ME by} owym ME
przeb}aganym sedzia mel matki.
Ioia matka zyje, WIEN to nape-
WHO. Ia jaki wystepek ukarano
. ia tax srogo, re jej wydarto je-
dyne jej dziecie? Jakiz inny wy
stepck ME dozwala mi. noszenia
nazwiska OLGA mego? - Renata
umilkfa, czekajac w najgwa}tow-
nieiszem wzruszeniu ma odpo-
wiedz.
Ursula zalamujac rece jecza}a
20 co "a okropnosc!
TAX, okropnosc, - powtorzy
Ia mloda dziewczyna - watpic O
ojcu, p~odejrzywac matke! Okrop-
nose Eye bez nazwiska i myslec,
re ten kto mi dal zycie, jest moze
krwia Tub hanba splamiony. Masz
s1usznosc, wszystko to jest okro-
pnem, ale okropniejszem jeszcze
milczenie PAM, chloe jedno s}owo
PAM, mogloby rozjasnic wszyst-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

Stryj Bercy ME bedzie chcial mic
wiedziec Q mnie, DO W oczach
wszystkich tych ludzi, bede ucho
dill "a oszusta i hultaja.
Me bredz ladaczego, -rzekl
Caperon.
Movie tylko prawde, -wo}al
coraz gloSniej, ale ia
sic. juz domyslam wszystkiege.
Matka Baudu ME wziela tych pie
niedzy z posagu Stefanii, tylko 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
kasy r%obotnik6wI
Col to ma, znaczye

Coz to ma znaczye9
-Ojciec Baudu jest podskar-
BIN naszego stoWarzyszenia; ma
on nasze pieniadze W schowaniu,
ale iona nosi cd Mich klucz przy
sobie, to tel bez jego wiedzy wy
je}a te tysiac frank6w, zeby mi
dopom6dz.
(Ciag daisy nastapi "Nowiny
Minnesockie."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16


tex bardzo mizernialess
Me mo przyjaciialu, tylkow
tych dniach pracoWalem nazbyt
pilnie w skutek stego, nam dis
troche b6lusgloWy
-Moze panu te odwiedlny U
mego stryja Sc nieprzyjenmln1e, ME
chcialbym sic panu naprzykkrzaee
Moglibysmy caly ten interes. M
mny dzien odlozyc.
Me, ME. WidIsz pan pre-
.ciiez, ze jestem got6W do wyjscia.
Jak tam ma " s.
N jest pogodne, gWiazdy
sWieca jasno; marznie moWu ma
noe, chodniki suche jak posadzka
-Wiec ME potrzebujemy brac
doDrr6zhl, zapalimy cygara poi
dziem sobie pieszo; swieze poWie-
trlze dobrze podziala ma moi Dol
p1owv.
-Zgodazna to! Wstapimy 90
cykara do .pierwszego lepszego
sk4adn
-Tego ME potrzeba, nam ich
nodostatkiem. wvbierz pan sobie
iak;e na;w;ece; h,b;sz.
Wkr6tce notem ahadwai m}o-
d.; lndz;e znaidowali siena.nliey.
p,,os,,; no ;n;;a,u nrzaz h,,lxpar
CIV M;chala a notam nrzez b,ll-
nov 3, Corn pom;mn ;
nrzech hv1a hardzo nrzv-
;;en,no szl; Cha " milczen;n. Pa
s,o n,,s1a1 ( n;Ln;ooai Ronaoia
s,aa, mo5o n;odu MO
) w;L+o,. Mo
hardzn =, h6, .1ouv s1veoo iowa
.z,rzo hi e;a : mvSlam; mad tem
;ol;o +o;omna moze
gda.a5 m1odon,, M. x,,,;
W.T. z1,hl; nad h,zar Cob
,nanh,an, uodo a1a
an,rhlo ,noe,,o : soha w;n]k;e
hr1J,, 1oa,, L+6ro mr. fra
III AoNhN3
,,do,z,1c ;edna 3 dr,oie q,
1a+arno 90 zo1re ~e+o;aco na hrze-
o.oah ,zo11; 1roooh- 70 q ekraurn
b1ask; M}od7i lndzie zasz}i
1rkr6+ce ~ most Rercv ma kt6-
,v,o 81 II ,nn6 stwo ozdw nane}-
,,;onvob sn;oo;om .nozm;atanvm
y n1;o < w,,z,,cano. tntai =
,nos+,, do ,znk
ne 1;oho s;o. te,az
w 0; oczvszczanies4Parvza
70 &nieo,,. kosztuie miliony.- tutai
dos1on,nio h;an;adzo przncane
: ,1oaa
!, n,echa-4
po1ro1 10. s1,,-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16

$50 -s-s 7.ssas5s
zyta, podobna zupe}}ne do owe.
nieszczesnej sceny " zamku VirJ
mad Sekwana, to stanowcze tWiel
dzenie Renaty,.ze jej matka zyje
cd lat dziewietnastu "a MIA teesknl
-wszystko to, WpraWia1o biedna
kobieteW niewysdoWione przera,
zenie. CYL miala to uWazac, jake
n%atchnienie Boskie, Tub czy TEL
znalazl sic ktos, co Renacie po:
wiedzial rzeczy, Q ktorych jal
'sadzila = Mkt dotad ME vie
dzia1. Rozmaite mysli j watpliWo.
Sci anu1y sic pc jej glowie. Jahi
los nieszczesny .przeszkadzal je:
W wypehieniu trudneggo zadania
Gdyby ME ten, tax ME " pore "a.
SHY przypadek, z Wywichniecien
nogi, judy byl daWno. interes I
notaryusza ma ulicy Pyramid "a,
1atwiony, a W duszy RenaE an!
podejrzenia, ami watpliwoSci ME
by1yby sic zrodzily. Mozeby sic 0.
ma jeszcze uspokoila, gdyby z nia
natychmiast udala sic W podr62
lido Paryza, alez dokt6r powiedzial
ze jezeli te nieostr6znosc pope}ni,
bedzie jej moze trzeba uciac noge
-Lecz coz zalezy ma mojem
zdrowiu a nawet ma mojem zy-
ciu, - m6wi1a do siebie zacna, a
TEX lie sadzaca kobieta. Me
chce zeby Renata miala przekli-
nae wspomnienie swego OLGA:
Odrzuci}a spieszno koldre, pod
nios1a sic i usilowa1a stapnac no.
ga, lecz nagle wydala jek bolesny
i schwyci1a sic obiema rekami "a
kotare mad 16zkiem, DO ME mog}a
dotknac noga ziemi, bez najsroz-
szych belesci. Kilka chwil pozos-
tala W tenn %po1ozeniu w nadziei,
re ten. gwaltowny boil przeminie.
Ale gdy mic jej lepiej ME by1o,
musiala sic napowrot po}ozyc W
}6zko.
Me moge, = jeczala, zalewa-
JAG sic lzami, ME moge! - po-
tenn zawo1a1a ma Renate. M1oda
dziewczyna przyby}a natychmiast
|pytajac, co zada cd niej.
Ursula byla bliska omdlenia,
niewypowiedziana bojazn owlad}a
jej dusze, leka}a sic zostac sama.
-Czy PAM co potrzebujesz? -
Czy sic PAM zn6w pogorszylo? =
pyta}a c6rka Malgorzaty.
TAX, pr6bowalam staple ia
nieszczesliwa noga, ale ME moge,
ME moge.
-Poc6z PAM by1a talk nieost-
roma.
PAM Sollier jekiem tylko Cd
powiedziala. Renata pospieszy}a.
odwilzyc i poprawic bandaze, co
sprawilo nieco ulgi biednej kobie
Gle, podziekowa1a, serdecznie swej
m}odej towarzyszce, lecz ME smia
Ia jej prosic ably pozosta}a PREY
niej, vice Renata odesz1a wkr6tce
do swego pokoju
Dzien up1ywal wolno. 0 zwyk-
lynn czasie, %sluzaca prosi}a ma O.
bad Renate, do pokoju PAM Sol
lier. Renata spojrzala na zegar.
Ia try godziny bede juz W
drodze do mojeJ matki, = pony
slafa i poszla do sto}u.
w ten sam dzien i O tel w1asnie
godzinie, zadzwonil Wiktor Bera-
lie, do drzwi Paw1a Lanquier. Pc
mimo swego smutku, m}ody praw
mix ME zapomnial Q danem PREY
rzeczeniu podmistrzkoWi swego
OLGA. Byl got6w do wyjscia, ocze-
kiwal Wiktora, myslac ciagglle Q
|Renacie. Oblicze mlodzienca zmie
nione by4o do niepoznania, pc je-
go wyblad}ych policzkach, zapad-
|lych i podsinionych oczach j "a
|sepionem czole, 1atwo bylo p6z-
nae, jak glebokie przejmowaIo go
cierpieniie.. Dreczony bezsennoscia
i niepokojem, czuf tenn wieksze
meczarnie i'm bardziei Zblizal sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
Zapchanie rrzewracas ca1y sys

Zapchanie rrzewracas caly. sys-
tom = powodujqc niebezpieczne
.choroby clio W rodzinach ludz.
kich. Me klopoccie sic Holli.
stera Rocky Mountain herbata
wypedzi z%apchanie, ureguluje
wnetrznossci, nastroi zoladek, Wy
czyscl=i Wychedorzy. Bee zawadu
sprobujcies il 35c. W apiece
Brown q: ogl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-16
-KlA lar Is !. N,ersk, n fse 1919.

'euli,i,' 1919.
- IxI.
Proosiimy1 ezytelnikoV udad.a 81
Iznami y okoliee Barriere az
Trneo, gdzie znajduiemy Leopol;
Ida Lanquiier Jarrelongaw sa1o:
ME peWnej restauracy, pel}nry1nnl
gosci. Y poblizu stolikaa, przy ktd
.rym zasiedi dwaj zIoczyncy, jad:
40 ob,iad kilkn robotnik66w, q po-
EImiedzy mimi Ryszard Berane:
brat Wiktora, j nasi.dawni INA,
joni Caperon j Mar1et, kt6rych
juz Widzielismy Y restauraeyii %:
Ca Baudu " 6w dzien, " kt6rym
leopold 6dWiedzil Pc rag piieryu,y:
sly swego kuzyna Paskala. Ry.
szard Bera1le byl napily, jak ivy
}k1e: Leopold majac panied wy.
''borna, poznal ma pierWszy rzutso.
sska, t,ysc;h sIzech: ludzi j usiadl do
mich ty1em. Me potrzebowal sic
zreszta obawiac, ably go poznano.
DO Mai dis ma sobie ubior jakro
botnicy, q do tego peruka = ri.
Edych wlos6W takiez bokobrody
zmienily go, jak najzupehiej, ku
wielkiemu podziwieniu jego iowa
Erzysza.
DO licha, - szepnal tenze,--,
zmieniasz twoja pQstac jak agent
tajnej policyi Tub akt6r, dobry 70
talent i bardzo przydatny.
Ryszard Beralle rozmawial g1o-
sno j wiele, jak to kazdy napily,
DO kto ME INA MARY W jedzeniu
j piciu, ME INA jej tel W gadaniu.
Vice tw6i brat zeni sic ma
prawde?- zapytal go Marlet,
prowadzac dalej rozroczeta roz-
move.
No tax, tax, moi stary,-od-
powiedzial Ryszard, n%alewajac
sobie w6dke, zeni sic z ladna:
Stefania.
"A ty sic podbierzesz do mlod
.szej, vice bedzie %podw6jne wese-
lie, odezwaf sic Caperon.
M1ody ch1opak wychyliwszy.
kieliszek, rzekl smutnie.
TAX, podw6jne wesele! ami
mysli 0 tenn.
No, czemuz ME?
-Bo matka Baudu ma co inne
go W glowie, a jest uparta, jak
starry kozie1. Chez koniecznie, a
.bym pierwej niz sic ozenie, ulozyl
sobie kilka tysiecy frank6w ma
rozpoczecie gospodarstwa, a ia
dotychczas4nie oszczedzi1em ami
grosza, a ia sukcesya, kt6ra Ma
mas z bratem. spadla niespodzia-
ME, ME jest wystarczajaca.
-Jak to, vice tya odziedziczy-
les majatek?:- zaWolal Caperon.
lie ci sic dostanie?
-Piec tysiecy fr:, a matka Bau
du chce koniecznie, zebym mial
10000 fr., brakuje mi vice jesz-
cze polowy?
"A pierwsza polowa daWno-sie
rozleci, zanim odbierzesz druga.
20 ME, DO te sukcesya, mann
dopiero W sam dzien slubu ode
brac.
Too oszczedzaj zen sic, W
przeciagu lat trzech mozesz 1atwo;
.zarobic lyle.
Ryszard wychy1il kieliszek je-
den pc drugim, W glowie mu sic
5coraz bardziej kolowr6ci1o i je-
zyk plata}.
Ale opr6cz tego, jestem jesz-
cze winien matce Baudu tysiac
ffrankoW, belkota}.
Go? tysiac frank6w "a sto1o-
wanie sie? zaWolaIlCaperon.-
Czy ci tam dawano indyki z truf-
.lami i szampanskie vino?
-Gupstwo, - m6#il Ryszard
= przymruzonemi oczyma. Me
jest to dug "a stoloWame sic.
Matka Baudu pozyczy1a mite pie
Made; na zap1acenie honorowego
dlugu, kt6ry zaciagnalem przy
grze W karty. Bo jestem przeciez
honorowym czfoMiekiem! Ojciec
Baudu mic ME vie Q TEN, i to VIA
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