davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1919-02-15

tate values, in the final analysis, rest
on population, a Washington real
estate investment never was more Sc
cure than today. The demand for
housing facilities is unprecedented
with reasonable assurance that the
demand is far from being a temporary
ono. These arc the two outstanding
features favorable to the investor and
builder. How to avail OF these favor
able circumstances under prevailing
material prices and labor costs is the
cruX OF the problem confronting the
washington brokers, committee.
VIII study Situation. '.,
F. T. Miller. director OF the Division
of Public Works and Construction De
velopments, and Roger w. Babson, d.
rector general of the Information md
Education Service, are now studying
some 10000 missionaries on building
projects deferred or suspended during
the war. They are agreed the total
money value OF these projects held in
abeyance, will be much larger. than
any estimate made to date. .
The Department of Labor is con
centrating on a study of buiIdiaiyI
material stocks and future market
prospects 30 the end that soon it may
be able to furnish prospective build
ers with definite information as 30
production and demands on ,yhinhI
may be established a reasonably ac-
curate approximation OF future build
ing costs. While this investigation
is far--from complete att IFS, tfn1ie.
such data as have been. developed do
not justify the prediction of early,
marked reductions in building ma
terial prices -JJpderproducfion anbsa-s
to be the basic trouble. As this pro-
duction approaches the old normal,
the European demand growing OUT Of
reconstruction. there, is bound to aug
ment the demand. The expectation of
immediate and marked reductions in
building material prices, therefore,
does not appear to be. justified on the
basis Of such figures and forecasts asi
are now available. 80 ..'
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with it's building campaign, Is keenly
interested in the local situation, and
is endeRvoring to ascertain the reason
for the slack in building here.
Situation Complicated.
Washington building and construc-
tion problems are more complicated
than almost any other in the country.
No city in the United States appears
to have an embarrassment in this
field that is not present in the Wash
ington situation in some degree. For
this reason the work Of the real es-
tate brokers' committee, made up, as
il is, of practical business men and
experienced building authorities, is
expected to prove of exceptional value.
1t is the opinion of officials in the
Labor Department that Washington
will not go back to the pre-war de-
mand for housings facilities. A con-
siderable percentage of the accretion
in population during the war, it is
submitted, will remain. The growth
in the permanent population for a
year or two at least may be expected
to sUrpass the records of favorable
years of peace times. Since real es-
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Demand Compels Building Now.

The great foreign market for build
ing materials. necessary to replace
the destruction and devastation of the
Old World, will tend 20 keep materials
at a high figure for some time to
come.
The price Of labor will likewise re-
main at the present figure for some
time. Serious Industrial disturbances
would be sure to follow any attempt
to compel labor to accept a sudden
decrease in wages.
With the almost positive knowledge
that costs will not be lower in any
near future and confronted by the
overwhelming demand for homes and
buildings Of every kind, the country
must build, and build at once.
The Washington Real Estate Bro
1ers' Association has appoined a COM
mittee that Is now investigating the
reason for the lack of building and
construction enterprises needed in
Washington. The committee is COM
posed Of D. L. Washburn, chairman;
Charles W. Fairfax, B. F. Saul, H. H.
Mckee and Herbert Shannon.
The Department Of Labor. in line
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room with open fireplace, large front
porch. and a breakfast porch. This
house is heated with vapor, has oak
floors and electric lights.
A large residence located at 1922
Longfello1 street, was bought BY
Charles w. Darr from Mary. T. White.
This property consists of a detached
frame house situated on lot about
fifty by one hundred and fifty with a
paved alley. There are ten rooms.
two baths, hot water heat. electric
lights and oak floors. There is also
a garage Mr.. Darr is putting ex-
tensive improvements and additions
to the property and will use it for his
home.
John W. Nesline purchased a house
at 41o0 Fifth street northwest in Pet
worth from Capt. Robert w. BeaL
This is a two-story eight-room house
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ATTENTION.!

QUESTIONS concerning realty. and
rights OF landlords ana tenants
and other legal questions will
be cheerfuily answered. without
cost, by the Real Estate Editor Of
The Times. II Is not our inteptiOn
10 take the place OF your laEyer; II
from the statement Of your case We
believe you should have personal
legal advice, you will pc frankly 80
advised. II there are any doubts
in your mind concerning leases pur-
chases. estates, or any similar mat
ter you are invited to send a COI-
PLETE statement Of your problem
TO US. Address your letter TO: Real
Estate Editor, Tue Washington
Times Your namsN and address
must be signed an an evidence OF
good faith. bat we Will not print IL.
II you SO specify.
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OWN YOUR
OWN HOME
u. S. Backs Real Estate
Men In Effort to Learn
Why City'S Building Lays

An unprecedented amount of building will be begun
throughout the country this spring Practically every
large city has plans under way for the construction of
needed buildings
With the exception of small building operations, COM
psing homes and store buildings Washington so far has
given little evidence of intention to join in the country
great building program this year.
Careful investigation dscoses that practically all the
building operations under way in other cities being
carried in the face of certain obstacles These
abnormal times The country is returning to peace basis
and certain amount of friction, of necessity must attend
the transition.
Costs high. Labor and materials both command
higher prices than they did before the But land is
selling at prewar prices and farsghted predict and
logic supports their argument that neither labor
materials will be available at prices for some time
to come.
Rnildi Nnn
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BUY REAL
ESTATE NOW

mont street. was sold for P. r. Han
nan to S. T. Lewis. The considsra-
tion was withheld.
Has d. ]. DUNNIGAN gone iutS
the milk business? An advertise
ment I'm Wednesday evenings eoa-
temporary announces:
ID. J. DUNNIGAN.
1410 H street n. W.
Milk From Cow to You.2
Perhaps 1t won't be Dunrisan!
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situated on a lot thirty feet wide,
the house being originally built by
Martin L. Gottwals for a home. The
are modern, including
hot water heat and electric lights.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-HoUSES
COZY HOMES
GOOD INVESTMENTS


! GOOD INVESTMENTS
$500
NEAR NAVY YARD and Marine
1 Barracks; rooms; water In house;
| brick dwellings rented to white tenant
at $500 per month.
$4,000
BRIGHTWOoD. ID. C.. semi-detaehed
and water; white tenant; rent $500
mouth.
$2,5OO
NEAR B. o. Freight station:
rooms and bath; brick dwelling; cellar;
corner alley; rent $3.50 month.
$2,e5o
COLONIAL BRICK DWELLING in
HOBART street n. w. 8 rooms and baths
furnace heat; rent $3.50 month.
$500
THREE HOUSES RENTED at $3.50
per Annum to permanent eOIored ten
ants; near 5th apd Q Its. n. w.
$500
DESIRABLE HOME IN "E" street
=. T., convenient to Capitol and liz
braryi 6 rooms and bath; good cOndi-
tion.
$3.50
BRENTWOOD. Md, corner detached
house; lot 70x2OO feet; OutbuildinEs,
fTpit garden, etc.: 6 rooms and bath;
gas light. Immediate possession.
$3.50
KENYON STREET n. w. near 5th
st, uIOdsTq, siI rooms and bath; fur
mace heat, garage; corner.
Mahorney & Sullivan,
906 New York Ave.
Tel. Main 1921
SEQ Mahorney & Sullivan
They Know Washington"
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WE WANT MORE HOUSES ron SALE.
Owners Of property desiring to make
quick sales should list property with US at
once.
HM. p. NORMOYLE, $40 st. y. W.
myS1-0Ot
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
9O6 New York ave. Tel. Main 1921.
JOHN =. DONOHOE & SONS. INC,
Sl4 Pennsylvania Ave. >. E.t
Let Us Submit Our List of Homes and
Investments Before You Purchase.
Ie25-9Ot
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II. l.. -McKEEVER, Of shannon &
Luchs,- returned yesterday from a
business trip to Boston.
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Real Estate Editer, Washington Times:
I have placed my property in the hands
OF three local brokers for them to en-
deavOF to sell. I now have an opportunity
to sell the property myself. Can / do so
without paying commissions to the brokers
with whom have listed the property?
W. 3. c.
II there is no. agreement to the
contrary between yourself and the
brokers in question you can sell the
property without paying commissions
to the brokers provided the prOspec-
tive buyer did not learn OF the prop
erty through the personal efforts OF
the brokers or through their advertis-
ing, or through signs placed upon
the property for sale. II the buyer
learned Of the property through such
efforts OF the brokers or broker, the
one through whom he learned OF the
property is entitled to a comission on
the sale.
The Washington times., 1919-02-15

BEN T. WEBSTER, OF Boss &
Phelps. believes that "The City OF
Happiness is in the State Of Mind"
The Washington times., 1919-02-15

Real Estate Editor, Washington Times:
am about to purchase a home. Can
you tell me the advantages Of buying the
property in the joint, name Of my wife
and myself. In case Of my death ! would
want my wife TO have complete title TO
the property. Would this take place II we
owned the property Jointly or should the
property be bought in her name alone?
.-- s.. NJ. J. +.
II title to property is taken In the
joint name OF the husband and wife
the surYivor becomes the sole and abb
soIqte owner on the death of either
husband or wife, It is, not necessary
TO make will or draw a deed to COM
plete, the title OF the survivor. II you
buy the property-in-your joint names
either ofSyou will become the sole
owner upon the death of the other.
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FOR SkLE-FARMS
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM

DESK ROOM-FOr StenOErapher OF out
Of-tOwn patent attorney. Dol Mather
bldg. Phone Col. 5:66, after p. m. LIS
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FOR RENT-H0USES

FIVE or sI1-rOOm house; y. 4. preferred.
Apply 022 Ia. ave. I5'
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HOWARD & HINES have a new
Dodge car.
The counter force at Phillips &
Sager's is i'll. Both MISS NYRA DO
Lam and MISS BELLE MACK ere
warding off the FLU. ~.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
OUT OF TOWN

OCT OF INMN
DESIRABLE HOME in suburb of Front
Royal, Warren county, Virginia; house Of
IL rooms with all modern improvements; ;
garden and orchard; ~ miles from WaslN-
IRGtOn, ID. e., Southern U. u. Address for
further Information, MRS. WM. X. BUCK,
S22 Pembroke ave, Norfolk. Va.
70II,I3,15,l5,I8S
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Perhaps It Won't be Dunrisan!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

XII Ognistemu Krzyzowi.
Ledwo ~postawili ma niej krok
pierwszy, gdy Edward poczui O.
krutny ciezar, ztozony niewidzial
ma reka ma jego ramona.
Cigar Tadeusza byi jeszcze
wiekszy; pochylil go ku ziemi.
Jeden Jan zostaS wolny Cd
wszelkiego cieiara.
.Trudno mi bedzie wdrapac sic
ma gore ku krzyzowi z tym okrut
nym c~iezafem" - rzekl Edward
do Jana.
TAX panic, bedzie bardzo trud
no, ales sam tn przyni6si z SODA
ten ladunek. To jest ciezar
twych bogactw. Bedzie on Gle
przygniatal W drodze, ale ty wi,
dzisz Krzyz, a PREY kohcu drogi
bedziesz zwolniony Cd tego cie-
zaru i wszystko bedzie dobrze."
TO So nasze bogactwa ten
ciezki tiumok''? zapytali Jana
oba jednoczeSnie.
TAX, to panow bogaotwa. ia
ME dzwigam ciezaru, DO ME mia
lem bogactw. Ubogi bylem ma
ziemi i mic ME diawi mych famion
po Smierci. Patrz no pan, rzeki,
wskazuiac cz1owieka stojacego u
rozstajnych drog. lego ciezar
przygniata go do ziemi. Dzwiga
wszystko co tylko mial. Ia zy-
era skapy, ME uzyl swych majet-
nosci ma zadna dobrq sprawe ami
dla Pana Boga ami ola bliznich.
Teraz musi vice to wszystko na
gore do Krzyza, albo tostawit
iSc ma Droge ME majaca konca.
On widzi Krzyz. ale potrzeba ca
Iych wicklow. by doszedE don Z
takim ciezarem"
Cz}owiek 6w zrzucit swoj Gle
Ear ! pr6bowal iSc be- niego, ale
niewidzialna reka W tejze chwili
wiozyia mu 60 znowu ma ramio-
ia. Mezczyzni / kobicty idacy XII
,,Drodze bez konca' z~achecali go,
BY zrzucii ciezar ! szedf razem Z
mimi, ale on widziai Krzyi Ogni-
sty. trzymal swe oczy XII MENU
zwr6cone. 4 niezrownana sila ia
+kaS tax go mocno ~pociqgala, Il
wolal pclzaG jak robak wieEi ca
&c, przywalony olbrzyrim cieza-
rem, wlokqc go ma sobie, nj sic O.
den uwolnic kosztem utraty na-
dziei dostania sic ma gore, do
Nrzyia.
.,Zyl on poczciwie ma ziemi.
rial Ware, mowiI dalej Jan,
- ..ale ME rozumiai, re bogactwo
byfO MI dane W celu uZvWania
60 ma dobre celc, on zas uzywal
go jedynie ola zadowolcnia wSzy
stkich swych pragnieh. Musiai
jednak cos dobrcgo W zyciu IL
czynit, &c mu jest dano widziet
Krzyz'.
,.Znalem tego cz}owieka "a ~
cia" przerwal Tadcusz, ale
diaczego jego ciezar jest o lyle
wiekszym cd mego kiedy ia by
lem daleko odcn bogatszy?'
Pan uczyniies go lzejszym
przez uczynki mAosierdzia, ale
ieszcze ich ME byio dosyt, by
ciezar zniki z~upelnie. GdybyS by}
uzyI dzicsiatej czeSci twcgo mic
ria ma dobre sprawy, ciezar by
wcale mic istniai " Krainie u
marIych i szedlbyS lckko jak ia
iGe."
,,Szkoda, &c o tenn ME wiedzia-
fem" - rzekf TadeuSz.
.,WiedzicliSmy 0 tenn wszyscy,
aleSmyo to ME dbali. koz ME
siyszai nigdy "a zycia, re dostatki
i dochody IA to 50 dane, by pa
mietaG o biednych, ratowac po-
trzebujqcych. Ale patrz pan ma
tamtego cziowieka, ktorego
wyprzedzasz. Juz jest lat cztery,
lax on umarl, a ledwo dotad do
szedl re swym c~iezarem".
To moi o%jciec-" - krzykna}
Tadeusz.
TAX, to panski o%jciec. - Pan
.: u,;asa; ,;foeiardz;o dla a.
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Z TEATRU Ma TAMTEN SWAT.
{ SeyaEais d .Di.ual, ciososliss" n,piah C.

jamie - NPytdi HE WyCnOdZaC
z podziwu Edward.
Jan uSmiechnsi sic i odrzeki:
TIC macy panic, zeSmy lunar
IL.
nUmarii- Juz mic ME rozumiem.
Przecie ME ~jesteSmy pokaleczeni
ami zmiazdzeni. Chyba zartujesz."
ME panic, To sic sta}o W jed
nej chwili. Pred minuta byliSmy
ma moScie. Most ME by, zamknie
ty, automobil wpadl do rzeki, cia-
Ia nasze jeszcze So W wodzie, a
my jestesmy tu".
,Gdzie tu?"
lego ia ME WIEN panic, WIEN
tylko, re to jest Kraina mar
,ych".
.Jednak wiesz o tenn, a wiec
wiesz wiecej odemnie."
TAX, ia umariem minute pred
panem, wiec przybylem tn wcze-
$niej. Zmariem ma udar serca,
gdy automobil rozerwai lancuch,
wpadajac do woody. Tu w jedns
minute mozna sie'wiele nauczye.
Ale powiedz mi pan, prosze czy
mozesz dojrzec cos ma wierzchol-
XII tel gory?"
Edward wzniosi oczy i ujrzai
jasne Swiatlo na samyTn szczycie
CORY, zapewne PREY kohcu drogi.
Gdy sic przypatrywal, Swiatlo
przyje,o forme Ognistego Krzy-
"a.
,Widze jamie Krzyl Ognisty
IA gorze". 4 ,,Dzieki Bogu Cd
rzekI szofcr. Il ia widze Krzyz
Pa,ajacy" ozwai sic poraz
pierwszy Tadeusz.
,Widze go ! czuje sic don po-
ciagnietym wielka si}a' mGwii
T'adeusz, owijajac sic W sw6j
dziwny stroll; chodzmy tam pre-
dzcj!. I Edward ME mogl sic
oprzec pragrieniu udania sic "
kierunku Krzyza; jakaS nieznana
siia porywala go.
Mech no pan chwile zaczeka"
= prosii Jan. .Dowiedzmy sic
CIV tamci chca i5c z nami".
Konrad i Zofia re zlnarszczon4
twarza. z wyrazem p~rzeStrachu,
wciaz patrzyli W doing pokryt9
gesta mgia. Me zwracali zadnej
uwagi ma swych t~owarzyszy.
,.Chodz. GAS juz iS6' rzeki
Konrad do Zofii, w~skazujac jej
ma dol ma droge, mgia okryta.
ME, ME, ME tam zawoial
Jan. .,Prosze popatrzeG W gore,
CIV tam CO widzicie?"
Oboje rzucili okicm ma gore. -
| ia mic ME widze' - rzekia To-
ia. ia widze krzyl czarny, Cd
pychajacy" - ozwai sic Konrad.
,,Chodz Zofio, idzmy ma dol"
Przeraiony Edward zawo}al:
..Zofio, Zofio, ME idz tam, pro-
sze Gle, chodz Z nami ma gore!'
Zmarszczona twarz dziewczy--
ny przyjela wyraz rozpaczy, ale
uje,a reke Konrada, m6wiqc: -
Me moge ist z wami, moja dro-
ga lima, ia MUSIC iSc Z MIN W
t. doline." - Poszli.
Edward popatrzyi "a mimi dzi-
WAC sic. dlaczego ME czuje zalu,
tracac ich z oczu.
jamie, ia ich lubilcm "a zycia,
dlaczego teraz ME smuce sic, roz-
stajac sie?...." TAX bywa zaw-
see w Krainie Umariych; ME zna
ia tez smutku CT. ktorzy daza do
Ognistego Krzyza.
Konrad i Zofia weszli W doll
ne i byli juz po "a skalista furta,
znajdujaca sic u wejscia IA dro-
&c, a gdy postawili ma niej pierw-
see kroki, obejrzeli sic i patrzyli
z bezgranicznem przerazeniem.
Nagle cofneli sic, uderzyli sic
o siebie okrutnie i w~stretnie i po-
sill rozdzieleni jedno Cd drugiego
szeroka droga.
Mad furta ma skale widnias ma
pis:
.Droga ME majaca kohca".
TAX" przem6wii Jan. Kite
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sZh z opery, a z mimi PlShhd pan
ma Zofia, siostra TadeusZa, a ma
rzeczona Konrada.
Byii to ludzie bogaci, fortuna
in sprzyjala. ME ma jeszcze au
tonobilu" rzekl odzwierny.
,Niedoie1nego masz szotera
Edwardzie' ozwal sic jeden,
iecz wiaSciciel AUTOMOBILE stansl
W obronie swego woznicy: ME
potepiaj Jana3 to poczciwe CHOP
czysko. Jutro pierwszy piatek'
pozwoliiem mu p6j$G wieczorem
do koScioia; zwykle spowiada sic
co miesiac." - pBigot" mruk-
nal Konrad.
,,Jestem pewien, re zaraz tn
bedzie; nigdy mnie ME zawioda;
moge mu we wszystkiem zaufae.
.Chcialbym mice troche z jego
poboznoSci" ozwal sic Ia
deusz.
ME zawadzi,aby ci, ale OTTO
i on.
rPrzeprazam, zem sic spoiniS,
rzekS szofer, otwierajac drzwi-
czki; to sic staIo dlatego, ze<mia-
lem znowu ,atak sercowy, ale to
przeszio".
,,zaluje cie, yes by, chory, ale
dobrze. re to juz ~przeszlo."
Wsiedli. Twarz Zofii zdradzaSa
uiezadowolenie, - kwsSna, zde-
nerwowana. Szkodziia tenn swej
pieknoSG.
Wyglqdasa, czem byia: pr0zna,
strojnA c6rka bogatego kupca,
tadna maseczka. lecz ME dopa-
trzylbyS tam cechy duszy wy
stajacej, zdolnej do poSwiscej ola
drugich. Znudzona zabawami, ME
znata radosci piynacych Z do
brYch uczynkow, Z ducha ofiary.
Kola automobilu obracaiy sic
szybko Do Michigan ave, gdy
Edward, siedzacy z Jahem, sPo-
strzegi nagIy ruch reki lego, usi-
iuiacy wstrzynlat ped automobi-
lu. Glowa szofera pochyliia sic /
opadla ma piersi... Czerwone
swiatio blysho pred oczami. a
iakiS ciezki lancuh trzasnaI z
hukiem pistoIetu. L list Konrada
wyleciaio przeklcnstwo, Gotta wy
daia pisk przerazliwy.
Uczuli sPadniecie wielkiego
ciezara, a woda buchnela przez
otwarte okna. Edward starai sic
ctworzyc drzwiczki AUTOMOBILE,
ale ciezar woody pchany W pre-
ciwnvm kierunku uriemozliwii
wszelkie usiiowania.
Mvslai o ocaleniu Zofii. ale
strasznc ciemnosci otoczyiy ich.
Pr6bowai krzyczeG, wolac o po-
moe. Iecz woda dlawiia go. Wszy
stko pred MIN znikneio, osiabie-
NE ! sen ogarniaiy, ledwo sobie
zdawal sprawe ze s~trasznej ira
gedyi. Poczai modlic sic, poleca-
jgc sic. Bogu.
II.
Gdy Edward odzyskal przytom
nose, stall wyprostowany, rozgla-
dajac sic z podziwem doko'a -
Dzien byf jasny. Pred MIN stall
Tadeusz Jan, opodal Zofia z
Konradem.
Wszyscy dziwnie byli zmienie-
nj, ale Edward ME zdawai sobie
sprawy, ma czem polega ia odmia,
ma. Zofia i Konrad mieli wyglad
niemiiy, odpychajacy, ktory sta
wal sic gorszym, bardziej raza'
Gym W miare, gdy sfe przyglada!
Jan byl piekny i z uSmiechem
patrzyi ma Edwarda. Tadeus7
mial oblicze pogodne, uSmiecha:
sic rowniei-
Twarz Konrada marszczyia sic
coraz bardziej, a Zofii przybieraia
wyraz coraz dzikszego przeraze,
mania.
Spojrzawszy pred siebie, Ed
ward ujrzai tysiace mezczyzn
kobiet. Jedni bylh spokojni, ii,
smiechnisci, drudzy zmarszczeni
przerazeni, jak i jego towarzysze
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SO. Tu sic zdobywa wszelka VIE
DE. ia moge CT powiedziec ledwo
njektore rzeczy: Ia zycia nadto
lubiles wesole towarzystwo Rosz
tenn obowiqzkow; bylo to nieraz
powodem grzechu. Bedziesz szedi
czas jakis sam jeden w krainie
Umariych, p~ielgrzylnic do Ogni-
stego krzyza, bys m6gi zatopic
sic W Bogu, o ktorym zamaio my
s!aieS "a zycia, czesto zaniedbu-
jqc modlitwe, kt6raby ci byAa da-
Ia poznac Boga i ukochac Go"
,,ZamaIo modla sic "a ciebie ma
ziemi, DO Ct, ktorych uwazaies "a
swych przyjacioi, ME lubia sic
modlic i ME dbaja teraz o ciebie.
Pokryli twa trumne kwiatami i
ma tenn koniec. O, gdyby byli ra-
czej dali tie pieniadze potrzebuja-
Gym! Kwiaty nikomu tn ME po-
magaja, a czesto p~owiekszaja Gle
"a zbytkiem. Jedynie ubodzy, kto
rym czasem dales jaimuzne, mo-
ola sic "a ciebie. Jedna kobleclna,
biedna wdowa, ktorej kupiles We
gle ma opal, modli sic szczerze,
a ksiadz ktQremus dopomogi W
ksztalceniu sic, kilka Mszy sw.
"a ciebie odprawi pc twym p"
grzebie, co ci wiele pomoze W
wdrapywaniu sic ma gore / ulzy
ciezaru. Chiopak, ktoregoS odcl9g
nal Cd zfego zycia i dal mt dobr9
prace, sprawl, re mozesz teraz
unieSG tw6j ciezar."
I..Jednak ia wydawalem wlelc
pieniedzy ma cele humanitarne,-
CIV to mi ME Jest porachowane:'
Me DO W TEN byla proznoSc,
chec pokazania sic. Tylko czyste
intencye czynienie wszystkic ola
pana Boga maja tn znaczcnic / So
rorachowane W zaslugi. Obej-
rzyj sic pan "a siebie; tam jest
jcden. kt6rego widok lepiej Ct to
wytIomaczy'.
Tadeusz spoStrzegt starego, pc
wazncgo cziowicka PREY rozstaj-
rel drodze. Spogladai on i uprag
nicnicm IA gore. gdzie ledwo do
strzcgt za7ysy Krzyza, lecz Gle
Ear lego byl niezmiernej wagi. -
ami 60 ruszyc. Stai pred MIN ma
ziemi, odb;crajqc mu odwage
wchodzenia Z MIN ma gore ku Og
nistcnu Krzvzowi.
-, Ia tcgo jegomoScia widzialem
"a aycia ma ziemi' odrzeki Ed
ward. ,,Robiono mt p-zyjecia W
naszym klubie. Byl to siynny ii
!antrop, a teraz patrzcie ma jcgo
straszny cieiar."
Tax, byi to filantrop ma ziemi,
ale 'zdaje mi sic, re p6jdzie on ma
rDroge bez konca' - rzeki Jan.
Ia wielc jest takich, ktorzy mu-
szq go nienawidziec przez GAIA
wiecznoSt.'
Nagle Z mnostwa umarlych "a
czeli go otaczaG mlodziehcy i mic
wiasty, patrz4cy nan Z pogard9 !
nienawisciq. Ze wszystkich stron
! podnosiiy sic ~zaciSniete piescic,
sypaty sig przcklenstwa'
,.Ty bestyo dzika! - woial
jeden. Nv pierwszej miodosci
czcilem krzyz j wierzylem w Cd
kupienic. Tw6j przyA'ad, rozmo-
wy Z toba, zachwialy ma wiare,
a przcz ciebie dana zla ksiqzka do
konala reszty, Prey Smierci ME
chcialem ogladac krzyza i mic Wi
DE go W Krainie UmarlySh. -
Bqdz przeklety!'
..1eden rok w bezwyznaniowcj
szkoIe. kt6ras ty uiundowai. ode
hral mi wiare W Boga, Przckli-
nam cie".' - wo}ai inny mtodzie-
nice.
,.Plugawe obrazy sprowadzone
do galeryi "a tive przeklete pie
niadze odebraiy mi cnote niewie-
Scia i sprowadzisy ma bezdroze
ObyS prepaid ma wieki!' VIOLA
Z wyrazem rQzPaczy dziewczyna.
,,Odstapiiem Chrystusa, czyta-
lac ksiazke Renana zaprzeczaJac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-08

Los Zofii i Konrada ME pogra-
zyl W smutku trzech pozostaiych
przyjsci6i. Doznali pewnego
wsposczucia, ale inne, przewyzsza
lace uczucie, uczucie sprawiedli-
wosci i zwyciestwa siusznoSci "a
giuszyso pierwsze.
Zofis i Konrad stall Sic ola mich
jak gdyby nigdy ME istnieIi -
tax IA GAIA wieeznosc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-06
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