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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-27
TERRIBLE CONDITION in NEAR EAST
DESCRIBED BY AMERICAN WORKER

throughout Russian Armenia. max
ing the relief work conducted by
the Americans, a problem requiring
infinite patience and organizing
ability.
This is especially rue in view Of
the existence Of 24S,000 destitute
inhabitants of Russian Armenia who
! possess homes but no food as we'll
as 10000 Greeks, Russians, Per-
slams, Syrians and Yezidis who
have been driven out of parts of
Transcaucasia.
"One hundred and forty thousand
Moslems whose villages were de-
stroyed in the course Of five years
of constant warfare are ~holplessly
encamped in the open around viii
lagos of their former enemies, beg
ging infinitesimal quantities of
flour which they mix with dirt to
give the illusion of n~ourishment.
These hundreds of thousands of
adults, mostly homeless and lacking
every necessity of life, having moth
ing more to lose, are concentrated
in a country as yet inadequately po-
liced or governed. They constitute
a fertile field for the seeds of boil
shevism or any form of anarchy,
the spread of which once loosed
would be impossible to predict.
This situation unquestionably is
the cause of the banditry, sporadic
revolutions, local conflicts and gen.
eral political unrest throughout the
Caucasus of which ambitious AMI
INSCRIPTIONS elements are almost
certain to take advantage sooner
or later. The present economic
situation in Transcaucasia already
has prompted the Georgian govern
ment to order all temporary resi-
dents of Tiflis who are unable to
show that they are employed and
earning enough to feed themselves
and their families to leave the city
as the supply of foodstuffs will be
insufficient.
Georgia hopes in this way to
eliminate 100000 non-productive
mouths and to conserve the present
limited supply of food for the work
ing population of the capital.
About $4,000 w~age-earners in
the Baku oil wells now are unem-
ployed owing to cessation of the
expectation of oil. This has forced
the Azerbaidjan government to take
a similar step.
IF these $4,000 are driven out
of Tiflis and Baku they will have
nowhere else to go and must newt,
ably be added to the number OF
homeless wanderers whom none un-
less Americans are able or willing
to feed. The Near East relief sup
lies now on hand are sufficient only
until January and are wholly made
quate to meet this new drain upon
the existing resources.
1T is generally admitted in the
Caucasus that the Americans of the
Near East relief committee already
have saved the lives of at least 30
600 babies and children and of $780,
900 adult refugees and destitute
This work still is continuing"
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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-27

drivers, hotel men, dealers in cof-
fins and grave diggers. according to
Information. The newspaper. says
this "odious exploitation of grief is
such that it cannot be passed over
in silence"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-27
MAHER FUNERAL TO BE
HELD HERE TOMORROW

The funeral of John Maher will
be held tomorrow at 2 O'Clock from
Dunn's undertaking parlors. Friends
of the deceased have been invited to
be present at the services.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-27
PROFITEERS ON TRAIL
OF RELATIVES OF DEAD

PARIS, Dec. 22.-The relations
of soldiers who fell at the battle
front are being victimized by cab
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-12-27

ror engraved cards and invitations
at Tribune Book & Stationery Store.
keeping copy. For sale at the
'rtbune Office.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Lubbock County-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon B. NJ. Mimms, by making
publication of this Citation once m
each week for four consecutive weeks
previous TO the return day hereof, IN
some newspaper published in your
county, if there be a newspaper pub
lished therein. but If not, then IN any
newspaper published in the 72nd Ju-
dicial District; TO appear at the next
regular term Of the District Court of
Lubbock County, Texas, to be held
at the Court House thereof, IN Lub-
book. Texas, on the End Monday m
December, A. ID. 1919, the same be-
ing the sth day Of December, A. y
then and there to answer a pc
tition filed in said Court on the list
day Of October, A. d. 1919, in suit
numbered on the docket Of said
Court. No. 1875, wherein Matte
Mimms, is Plaintiff and b NJ
Mimms. is Defendant; the nature OF
plaintiffs demand being as follows:
That plaintiff has been an actual
bona fide inhabitant of this state for
more than twelve months, and has
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

resided in this county for more than
six months.
That the plaintiff and defendant
were lawfully married in Martin
County, Texas, on December 80,
1906.
That the defendant, the said b NJ.
Mimms, left the plaintiff on Sep
TENDER %, 1915, with the intention
Of abandonment, and has abandoned
her for more than three full years
prior TO the filing of this suit
Wherefore, Plaintiff prays that
defendant be cited to appear and an
swer this petition, and that she be
granted judgment dissolving the
bonds Of matrimony existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant, and
that she be divorced from the de
PENDANT, and for such other and fur
Their relief, general and special, in
law or in equity, to which she may
be entitled, etc.
Herein fail not, but have you be-
fore said court, on the first day OF
the next term thereof. this Writ.
with your return thereon, showing
how you have executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal
at my office in Lubbock, Texas, this
Dist day Of October, A. ID. 1919
SAM T. DAVIS.
Clerk District Court, Lubbock Coun-
ty, Texas.
(sealj G7-D
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

II. ~ Anderson No. 1853 vs.. Mary
Reynolds Moore. ct al.
In the District Court of Lubbock
County, Texas.
Whereas. by virtue Of an order Of
sale issued out Of the District Court
Of Lubbock County, Texas, in a judg-
ment rendered in said court on the
10th day Of June A. ID. 1919, in favor
Of II. n. Anderson VS.. Mary Rey-
nolds Moore for the sum of One
Thousand Five Hundred and Ninety
seven Dollars and Twenty Cents
(Sl597 20) with ten per cent per
annum interest thereon from June
10th, 1919 and cost of court and for
foreclosure Of deed of trust on the
hereinafter described property
against Mary Reynolds Moore. y. G.
Moore, Mary Louise Reynolds. Nellie
Reynolds. o. c. Belt, w. ID. Crump,
N. Z. Porter and NJ Z. Merrill. No.
1853 on the docket of said court,
did on the 22nd day of October, A.
u. 1919 at One "a O'Clock p. NJ,
levy upon the following described
tract Of land situated in Lubbock
County, Texas, and belonging TO the
said Mary Reynolds Moore, to-wit:
An undivided one-half ~ inter
est in and to Lot No. 2 in Block No.
1876 in the original town Of Lubbock,
Texas. together with all improve
ments thereon; and on the End day
Of December. A. ID. 1919, being the
first Tuesday in said month. between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ, at the court house door
Of said County in Lubbock, Texas, !
will offer for sale and sell at public
auction for cash all Of the right. title
ard interest Of the said Mary Rey-
nolds Moore, u. G.. Moore. Mary
Louise Reynolds. Nellie Reynolds. o.
c. Belt, w. ID. Crump, ", X. Porter
and NJ. r. Merrill In and TO said
property.
Witness my hand at Lubbock.
Texas. this 22nd day Of October, A.
ID. 1919,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
JEwELRY STORE At RAILS
BURCLARIZED LAST THURSDAY

Goods amounting 10 about 800 In
value, were taken from Iewelry
store Al Rails last Thursday night.
sheriff Mitchell Of Crosby county
wired 70 Sheriff Holcomb here 10 ar
rect q young man that was coming
here on the train Friday morning
The arrest was made. but upon advice
later Ne wss turned iooss. Ne vent
back 70 Rails Saturday morning ~
.efs informed. ~ appear against
.nslhsr mss charged u,,h Ne tksf'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
STRIKE AT THURBER MAX
ING WORK CONDITIONS BAD

According TO X. T. Hale, OF Thur
Der, Texas, who has been employed
on the T. 4 p. mines at that place,
the sympathizers and strikers are
making working conditions bad On
ly recently a strike was called in that
city by the teamsters of which Mr..
Hale was a member Mr.. Hale got n
Job driving a car for few days or
until the grievance was settled. Al
ter going back t,N work short time,
preparations were being made for
all To walk out on the strike order of
the big mining declarations called for
last Friday night. Mr.. Hale became
tired of these orders and conditions
which made working bad, and with
his wife came through here last Sat
urday enroute to Lorenzo, to help
gather the enormous cotton crop OF
that section, predicting "a strike to
be called by the pickers as soon as
he secured a good paying job"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

A tight feeling in the chest ae-
companied by a short, dry cough, IN
dicates an inflamed condition Of the
lungs. To relieve it buy the dollar
size BALLARD'S HOREHOuND
SYRUP; you get with each bottle a
free HERRICK'S RED PEPPER
POROUS PLASTER for the chest;
The syrup relaxes the tightness and
the plaster draws out the inflamma-
ton. II is an ideal combination for
curing colds settled in the lungs.
Sold by All Druggists.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

s. S. Denman, travelling represent
tative for the II. C. Burt g. Co, deal
ers in Road Bonds. etc, Of Bolton,
Texas, and a cousin of John M. Den
man, of the Lubbock State Bank, was
here a short time the first of this
week looking after business matters
for his company.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
cIvIL CASE HEARD sATuR.
DAY IN JUSTICE COURT

Justice Court was In session lasi
Saturday morning and q few mlnuies
10 The aftsrnoon. A evil eass, whsrs
plaintiff sued for commission on q
deal. vas NE nature ef NE court
The Jury turned In thslr verdict
sksftIy after dinner.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06
n. M. COUNTRY NOW ON ITS
FEET SAYS VISITOR

One acquainted with cattle and
sheep conditions in Soroceo County,
New Mexico, during the past two
years knows that country TO have
had a great loss Of these stock. Ac-
cording TO H. +. Truesdell, Of Datil,
who was here a short time last Sat
urday, conditions are normal there
now. and ranges that seven months
ago carried very little stock, are be
ing heavily pastured Mr.. Truesdell
viii visit with acquaintance In Taho-
ka before returning home.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

Smoked walls and curtains mean
expense. Prevent this loss by using
Coles Hot Blast Heaters. They DO
not smoke. Cole-Myrick Hardware
and Imp. Co. III
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

Irregular bowel movements lead to
chronic constipation and n constipat-
ed habit fills the system with impuri-
ties. HERBiNE il great bowel
regulator. II purifies the system, VI
talzes the blood and puts the dyes
tive organs In fine vigorous condi-
ton. Sold BY All Druggists
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-06

DR.. A. r. Ponton returned from
New York City last Friday night.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

sunki pieniezne zShrabiem Terrys,
a .ja IMAM dobrze usposobienie Ho
noryny. Ona jake j PaWe1 ma a4o
boje charaktery niezalezne; SO
jak sic to dzisiaj nazyWa ludzmi
praktycznymi. Honoryna bedzie
chcia}a ably sic Z ia ola niej samej
ozenionoo a ME ola miliona. To
.ozenienic moze vice w tym tylko
razie przyjsc do skutku, jezeli Pa
wei okaze re ma majatek rowny
prawie majatkowi panny Terrys.
Paskal Lanquier byI IA ten
.izzwrot przysposobiony i czekalty l
ko az go us1yszy 2 ust sWej kreW
nej.
Zmarszczyl brWi i zrobil zaklo-
+potana mine.
Czemuz sic tax zasepifes ko
ichany szWagrze? - zapytala Nal
gorzata, - ely ia kWestya majat
@koWa tax Gle klopoce9
Wiecej niz: k1opoce, ona nj
Fszczy wszelkie moje nadzieje!!
Ely mic uezynie ME mozesz
ola. Pawla
49, ChwiloWo ME- Wszystkie
[kapitaly utkWilem " moje pred
siebiorstWa.
- Oh tx. przeklete przedsiebior
silva.
80 Me sadz tego tax suroWo!
EBeda one zrodlems oggromneggo ma
Jjatku ola mojego syna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
: Jest to bardzo niepewny M;

- Jest to bardzo hiepewny ma
jatek, zalezacy cd mniej Wiecej
szczesliwych przypadk6W; a wiefz
mi kochany szwagrze, re ami hra-
bia ami Honoryna ME beda mieli
do niego zaufana...
Me myslmy vice juz Q TEN
byl to piekny sen, kt6ry sic W nj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
4 Walka 8 Miliong,
:Rodzina 4anquieroW:



zwyczajnie Wiele zalezy ma tenn.
ably MONA wynalesc bardzo jej
ukochana, mloda dzieWczyne. Roz
kaza1a Y ably za1az nazajutrz uda]
sic W drogge do zamku Viry mad
ISekwana j uwaza ma zaufana COS
podynia zmarleggo Roberta Waller
and, kt6ra praWdopodobnie vie,
gdzie sic tapanienka majduje.
Joyelet jake wierny sluga j cz1o
wick uezciwy, kocha1 bardzo j po-
Wazd sWa panic. 1.
PAM ME poWiedzia}a mi wszy
istkiego = pomyslal - lecz kiedy
mi niechce powiedziec, to vie "a
peWne ola czego. = Usfuchal vice
niezwlocznie i poczekawszy tylko
"a odwiedzinami lekarza ably sic
co do stanu zdrowia swcj PAM u
pewnic, wyjechaI do zamku Viry
ably tam podlug zyczenia Ma1go-
rzaty dzia1ac.
Wkr6tce pc jego odjezdzie,
przybyfdo hotelu marynarskiego
iPaskal Lanquicr zapytal gospoda
darrza
= Czy nie mieszka tn u pana,
cd niejakiego czasu chora PAM,
owdowia1a Berth.
+! O tax panic.
Jestem jej blizkim krewnym
i wczoraj dowiedzia}em sic dopie-
TO o TEN re tutaj zachorowala
Przybylem tn ably sic naocznie Q
stanie jej sprzekonac.
90, Dzieki staraniom naszego lie
karza kt6ry jest bardzo biegg!}yym
W sWejj .sztuce, wyszla juz ia bed
ia PAM z niebezpieczenstwa, ale
juz wyzylismy z MIA strachu ME
mafo i nawet pan doktor Watpil
by} 0 jej wyzdrowieniu.
= Czy ME m6g1bym jej odwie-
die?
-P6jde ia zapytac, jakaz god
nose panska?
- Jestem Paskal Lanquier jej
szwagier.
= TO prosze p6jsc "a nina.
Wszed1szy pc wschodach gospo
darz zapukaf do drzwi ma pier
wszem pietrze. Wiktosia kt6raa
pilnowalazchorejj otwerzyla drzzWi
- To MOI ojciec, - rzek1a zwra
cajac size do PAM Berlin.
0 prose- Wnijdz pan, j re
kla Ma1gorzata s}abym gfosem.
XIII.
- Przyszedfem oznajmic PAM
odwiedziny, odezwal sic COOS
podarz.
= Odwiedzinys? powtorzy1a
Ma}gorzata zaniepokojona widocz
ME.
= TAX PAM, pewien pan PREY
byl umyslnie Y Paryza, ably pania
odwiedzic.
Kt6z to jest? :
-Szwagier PAM, pan LANG
uier. s Is . Ill.
Ma to nazwisko, kt6rego sic by
najmniej niespodziewala, PAM
Berlin - zadrzala. Zkadze m6g}
wiedziec Paskal, re ona znajduje
sic W Romilly. Czyzby odkryl jej
tajemnice? Zreszta ME pomogl jej
/ sE -T"s - se4t---t ~. AELT=HSE9to&
sic jnz teraz z-niczem ukrywac,
byla wolna i Mkt ME miaf praWa
krytykowac jej postepkow. Wpro
wadz pan pana Lan.quier, re.
kla pc chwili milczcnia, W kt6rc!
te wszystkie uwagi przesunefy
1 80 ~ &S@
jej sic W mysli.
s. -Przyyllemnie mi bedzie powi.
Itae6ggo tutaj' .
PaskM suslyszawszy te slowa:
Wszedals DO pokoju, j zblizyf sic dc
krewnej, kt6rej zmienione obi
cze przera1lo go ME male. Cos
podarz 2 c6rka oddalili sic, q pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Ciag dalszy.)
= Domyslaiem Sc tego, ale dare
mnie lamalem sobie glove mad
tenn, pc co pan tam jedziesz, Czy
pan .dostales jaka Wiadomosf
wzgledcm tego spadku?
Wcale mic doniesioiao mi ty]
ko re, moja krcwna zacilorowaIa
W Romilly, jade ia vice odwie.
- Ot6z spoaGii mi CIGAR 2 serca
DO sadzifcm, re sic innteresa ma.
SIZE pokrzyzowaly.
Pociag zatrzyma1 sic w Pont
sur. Seine. Otworzono drZwiczki.
Kilku podr5znych zblizyio sic do
coupe w ktorym siedzili dwaj
wspolnicy.~ Paslsai nachyl1 sic. do
swego towarzysza i szepna} mu ma
ucho.
-Tcraz ami s1owa wiecej. Me
trzeba, zeby mas W Romilly widzia
no razem.
- Podr6zni wsiedli. Leopold WHO
zy4 znow swe niebieskie okulary,
owinal sic szalem, wcisna1 sic W
kat wagonu i udawal spiacego.
w kwadrans potem pociag
rrzyby1 do Romilly. Gie}dzista j
zhiegly wiezien wysicdli z WACO
nu.
Czckaj pan ia mnic W Mai
son Rouge, -szepnaf Paskal swo-
icmu wsp0lnikowi. r"
= Ia godzine pojade tam do
tad - odpowiedziaf tenze j udaK
sic do znancj mu jjuz kawiarni. =.
Paskal ME wiedzac gdzie sic
znajdowafa PAM Berth, wszed}
ia vhybif trafi} do pierwszego no
te1u. w malych' miastach, gdzie
trudno o jaka nowoso kazda po-
gloska najpredzej sic rozchodzi
to tez dowiedzial sic wkr6tce re
jakas obca PAM kt6rej HE VIE
dziano nazwiska, ley chora W no
telu marynarskim. Pan budowni-
czy poSpieszyl tamdotad, my zas
uprzedzimy 60 nieco.
Jak wiedza czytelnicy nasi, stan
Ma1gorzaty Berth byl bardzo ME
btzpiccznym. Dokt6r nzna1, re
mia}a zapelenie :inozggu. Jednakze
PREY dobrych srodkach l%eczenia
troskliwcm pie]egnowaniu, ME
bezpicczenstwoE Wkrotce minelo.
Pc kilku dniach poWroci}a chorej
przytomnosc i mogla zn6w rozmy
sla@ O. swojcj GORGE, gkt6rej slad
znik} byl jej zupe1nie, 0 smierci
Roberta, i 0 tenn wszystkiem, co
jcj macierzynskie SERGE tax Wiel-
kim napelnilo niepokojem. Byfa
przytem tax jeszcze oslabiena, re
ME mogla wstawac Z f6zkai Zebra
Z SVEN nieodzownem towarZyst-
wcm dreszczy i goraczki codzien.
nnie ia nawicdzaia. w tenn oslabie
niu poprosila gospodarza hotelu,
ably t~eleggrafowal pc Joyeleta, ktd
ny tez nazajutcz przybyl. Me mo.
gao sama zajmowae sic dalszem
poszukiwaniem swej c6rki, a vie.
dzac Y doswiadczenia re go sie
zwlecze, to ME ueiecze,' Ma1go
RATA postanowila zwierzye sic il
veletowi. Zreszta tenze domysla:
sic podlug wszelkiego podobienst
wa tel tajemnicy jego czeste roz
.mowy swym poprzednikiem Pr
sperem, odjazd PAM Berth zarai
) 20 .srfliiesrci znienawidzonego mai
zonka tajemnica W celu podr6zy
r<h EfEZ# -EE ST&E-4S s. ~ hsH.=- 49, .@@
wsszystko to musia}o utwierdza'
Joveleta Y m mn i ze poglo
ski tssczace sic jego PAM, sp1onnle
mi niebyly. Ma1gorzata powitals
go radosnie j ME rozszerzajac sil
mad zbyteeznemi5E objjasnieniami
powiedziala mu tylko Il jej mad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11

byles dosRomilly z:naeeksla.
spodzieWam sic nle vat
piszo tenn, jakiz innyy. ppoW6d mo-
gIbym mice do tel kilknnasttomii-5
IloWej przejazdzzixi .,..
Dzielkruje 6 poWtornie. Dl1uu-
go tn zabaWisz. ..s.
Chez jutro odjechac.
Vice zocstan tn u mnie ma o.
biedze.
3-Bardzo chetnie jezei Gig mo.
ia obecnosc ME mccoy zbytecznie.
Me, czuje sic dzisiaj daleko
s~ilniejsza. Prey jedzeniu ME bede
q mogIa wprawdzie dotrzymywac
toWarzystWa, lecz twoja ossecnnoese
rozmowa, bardzo mi s. pozadane
PoWiedz mi sobie, 0 twych inte
resach, tWych przedsiebiorstWach
a przedeWszystkim@o tWym synu
PaWle!
Bardzo Gobrze odpoWie-
dial Paskal chWytajac korzystnaa
Ilsposobnose. Kiedy okazujesz
tax serdeczny Wsp6fudzia1 ola.
twego siostrzenea, to odkryje ci,
MOI plan wzgledem tegoz 0 kto-
rym uz dawniej nadmienilem eli
cokolWiek.
-Jak plang
- Ozenienie Paw1a z parma Ter
rvs:
Aha! przypominam sobie i
zdaje mi sic, re Honoryna nicby=
rrzeciwko te1nu lniemiaalla ale mo-
wi1em tez Q TEN zgPawlem a jego]
trudno byloby naklonic doc tego.]
Dziecinstwo! u, .
NiepowiedziaI mi jeszcze ia
kie masdo tego poWody, a ia tez.
ME bada1am go, sadzac il dose je|
szcze jest. czasu, do moWienia z
min o,ztym zamiarze, ktory q Gale
go serca pochWalam.
1 - Moze teraz namysiil sic juz
naczej, rzek Paskal 4 zreszta
my oboje zdo1amy przeciez ivy
I1ciezyc jego niechec.
= To ozenienie zabezpiieczy{oby
]jego p~rzysz1ose uszczeesliwi1oby
go niechybnie. Teraz zdaje mi sic
w1asnie stosowna chwila do podjel
cia Ia nowo tego Interest,", kt6reggo
zw1oczyc ME MONA.
- Ola czego?
Hrabia Terrys ME d1ugo juz
pozyje! sam mi to powiedziaf ty
koehana Malgozatozmasz@Wielki
znaczcnie. niego; to malzenstWo
powinno pred jego smiercia
pzyjsc do skutku.
Honoryna i jej ojciec maja
rzeczywiisscieswiele do mnie zaufa
MA.
TAX, oni usluchaja twej ra
dy, a ty@lubisz przeciez Paw}a?
Kocham go jak wlasnego sy-
ma!
- Wien 0 TEN jest on jedynem
Gziecieciem twej tax Wczesnie
zmarlej ukochanej siostry cd je-
go dzieciestwa opiekosvalas sic
MIN jak matka, j dawa1as mu roz
ne dowody przywiazania:.
To tez movie 2 najwiekszem "a
ufaniem do .ciebie 0 jegd przyszlo
sci, iprosze Gle abys sic Wzieeia ma
servo do zniewelenipaa So do teggo
ma1zenstWa.
- Uczynie to bardzo chetnie,
lecz coz jjezeli mi odpowie, q ME
maoze kochac Honor:y5fn1lYyy
Tosmu powriesz, re mii1osc5 ME
jest konieczna potrzebGnaa do mall
zen1stWa, re ona znajdzie sic poz-
mej; ty zdo1asz zapeWne przeko'
nae go; a. zreszta niepodobno, re-.
BY Pawel mial bye tax niedorze-
cznym j odrzucac reke pieknejj: j
bogatej panny, kt6ra mic ME zaada.
tylko ably by1a odsnieggo. kochana.=
To cii pr.zz.yz1naje,ze Honory-s
ma sprzyja.nsabardg Weaale sic
temu dMiWWife niemozna. Ns
&c GGddyyby1 Paw ct sic W ! hal
byloby to glupota ME do daroWa
MAJ lego str rl YRaaka ladlIa. $50
Sshuchaajj kkochaanny szWaggrzee,
przerWafa ma MaIgerzaatta)4 = mo-
ze to w1a1ssnnie Ten mlliion posagul
stoi ma przeszkodzie. Ty masz sto
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-11
'-Nlhlus mr. - l1ss4 1919.
81 Berlin p,odala uprzejmie reke


ni Berlin p,odlslauprzse.jjmiie rex,
szWagroWi. ss
-Droga Malgorzato, rick
PaskM wzruszonym glosem, scis
kajac.rozpaslloha dion biednej 80
biety. - Wczoraj dopiero doWie
dzialem sic, yes zaehorowala tup
Romilly; ia wiadomosc. tax mni'
f~przerazila, ze postanoWilem Cd
Wiedzic Gle, ably sic naocznie !,
twym stanie przekonae.
Dziekuje q, kochany przyy
jacielu "a ten dow6d j przywia
zanie, 0 kt6rem ME watpilam nj
gdy. Prose- usiadz tn PREY mnie
- rzekla Malgorzata nprzejmie
Paskal nsiaM ma krzessle, przy
iozku. - Lecz jak mipowiadano
JUL ci teraz, dick Bogu lepiej, =
Irzek1.
TAX wyszlam juz 2 niebezpit
czenstwa. Lekarz, kt6rego m
lsproWadzono dokazal cudu. Gdy
by ME on, niebylbys mnie juz "a
1sta1 zy.jaca.
-Leez coz ci sic Wlasciwie zrt
bio?
-Dosta1am gwaltoWneggo zapa.
Ilenia m6zgu!
A pc coz %pojecha}as do Ro.
milly? Twoi ludzie ME umieli m;
mic powiedziec, Q w1asciwym cell
twojej podr6zy.
- On ME vie Q niczem -po.
myslala Malgorzata,- TEN lepiej
- Gdyby ME PAM Terrys, kto.
ra by4a W twym domu PREY ulicy
Varennes, niebyfbym mic vie.
dial 0 twoim wyjezdzie. lOna ME
pokoi sic szczer2e 0 ciebie, i pro.
sila mnie, abym jej jaknajpredze.
donios1 co sic z toba dzieje.
Kochana Honoryna, ona kocha
mnie jak make ia jej sic tel
szczerze wywzajemniam. Coz rob
! Pawe1?
= Wyjezdza1em tax spieszniee.
ZEN sic 2 MIN Wcale niepozeggnal
Szkoda re. go .lpie moglem zabraf
ze SODA.
Clos jakim Mafgorzata spytala
sic 0 Pawla swiadczyf, jak bardzo
zajmowal ia syn sz'vagra jedna
kze Paskal niet;wazal jeszcze "a
rzecz stos6wna, rozwinac juz sWe
szyki do ataku, kt6re Gale samo-
lubstwo jego krok6w wyjawie
mia1y.
= Me powicdz;aias mi jesz-
cze ma mole zapytanie, = rrzekl
|tylko, - Ola czego znajdujesz
sic tax daleko cd Paryza, W okoli
|cy w kt6rej 0 lie WIEN, niemasz ia
dnych znajomosci.
Ma}gorzata odpoWiedziala spo-
[kojnie:
Interesa, ktore jeszcze zmar
" MAJ MOI byf rozpoczal, wy 1n
gafy tel spiesznej podrozy!
- Gdybys mi by1a sf6wkiem
napomkneia 0 TEN, byfbym cie:
wyreczy1 jak najchetniej.
Moja obecnosc by1a tn konie
czna.
Ale ia nagla choroba czy ons
nastapi1a W skutek jaklch nleprzy
i zawod6w?
K ME te chorobe sciagnelam
ma siebie W skutek gwa1townege
przeziebienia.
Paskal uwierzy4 sloWom chore,,
Gdyby sic byl domyslal jej tajen
to moze byiaby ma wyznalf
ca1a prawde, gdy on zdawal sic {
niczem ME wieAziec to pc coz mis
Ia pred MIN odkryWacs hanb,
Iswej pr~zeszlosci! Jezeli sic mia.
dowNiedziec 0 TEN, to le
lpiej cd kogo mnegg,o!!
- Kiedyz spodziewasz sic pow
r6cic zupe1nie do zdrowia9 - 2,
lpytal.
Doktor zapeWnia mnie, Z,
"a tydzien bede mogIa poWroci'
lido Paryza.
- Przyjade pc ciebie!
Dziekuje ii, niepotrzeba t,
Igo, ME jestem sama, Wczoraj prz.
!lby1 Jovelet,- a.obawiajac sic n,
1wych zapytan, chora starala ST
.lzwr66ciicc ma inne tory rozmoWe.
Czy to tylko ola mnie PREY
S===--=- Q. &c. 79T.SSas s,s