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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01
ARRIVAL OF OF TRAINS AT ooNlN

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,ther Bat SeaOo"..1A lives 1:41 p. M
ST smily have No. 4: .-os and de-
gro, gone to- SO p. M II ;,nited): Arrives
wanas fright No. 10 N.n7 n m nonarts
enethey have departs az lives ESQ a. ii
gonons-quite' No z: AL A
ouito nervous 255 a m line. SOuthDO
nessn they get seaboard All o.oe n m. Depai
In tTould only No 8: Arrives Ae
turntry to help 10 M Arrives and os
our trying 10 o' 30 Is Climi1eo'
frignsing them -. $40 p. m. OAK a. m. DepAiS@
where they are par /: Arrives
going ,lo.5o a. m. 80 main hi11
"P, understand lz :oo Coast Llhe
what. areI Ano Au~ Northbounu 10 6:42 a
then ng to get IL Arrives and dep"i
their snarly II No. ~ Depart
we ev their hair ~ m. arrives P NJ
wouldn't see where No. 4O' Its 81
we wNGh frighten- 2:20 p. m. Arrives and depai
ed kmber OF our No. 80: lin
family a. N. ct Line (h@AN
did eT Atlantic oO1 ssouthbOund -. 9
a ro pefS 6s1N Il 81. Arrives and yep
like III e. d a No No 80: Arrives ana - :,
pot bec p. No m, 9: Arrives ana
because y lp..santic Coast Line
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01

There will be a subscriptic
at the Woman's Club tomorro.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01
ADJUSTMENTS
5IE RFss T sss n + sss, s,$ss
s4Tne One 5ae-i8. Pas-
(wA ANTE re n; AND SIM
| SALE 11LScAL NEEDS

IUANTED1 pUousekeeping. 11zs
rooms fol; zee. Address, b. D..
Vocation LOT
care the -
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01

Miss Merris Carroll came up
afternoon from st. Petersbur
spend a few days with her father
R. r. Carroll.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01

sr FOUND, FoN
ANT E RENT AND SIM
SALE n'scAL NEEDS
three furnished
ms. [, fol- houSe Address, K. h.
ocation 1-5t -
fireplace lengths
UOoD-2r 90 wagon load %.
YAK or pih9 n;tt;ng's drug store
I cave ore Robbinson, BOX -
or address
lOcala, Flf-sz
-, esirabre~a1at
FOR REpue. with OUT
okl nce. hgn'1RP Rates So
:, fee meT2 a week TOT st*
!, for one sone LAS. Nv
=. CrandalrN woman
r. wANTA We work. No w re pond
so w. we ee house house. s16 North POM
on D,,o,oe or 31-et
street .-.een to eighteen
tot WAN. worl, in bakery, y.; nf street,
rf aSi years S 30 gerry North a nsan
II Cart -
Ts' @ -. farm soGnnss9hi sass.d Jam
o as'' hay TO 10 0 W1inegard' lOo lnaIls7-st.
betty oyyio. Fla. model
- Ruick roadsUe,,, Garage.
q ym Ft sALEa -aen at spencer..s;t y. soet'
X scca ana be o oSSn leaving cl.y-
IfthsF p second hand fs sss sssvs
Ms ery deseriptff0pepe. ners, ref hnees. be
1on o. inks, vafses. bed covers, an
'o ond Dads, rnattresS xou may nav
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x haDI sale n;sh free to t In desire; :;
iso tu arn any article shop s South
stead Hunter
street. :, form a
rs ID: ToE so%a' sp esDa 's house :,
is edge o u r buildingss,;4 ;1ation and
A. Bat, and oocne-haf in cur B. Ell
\ worlo over 80 cleared. 12-2
!" They Of balahc IA Fla.
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:, early 21-1e~enh ain attacneo. ~, rewa
= as can. nletal Ill be hberahS title
u hat is Finder 70 NJ. M. 90 ct
It night return neeo,a.
he sum- store ~
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01

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hay hay. W. winegafO' 12-27-o.-
ny Fla. -
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01

Mrs. Bessie Barnett has retul
from a visit to her old home in G
gia, and is again with her sister.
Layton in this city.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01

street 70 eighteen
WAN - work IN base Nom street,
year'Rakery, Nor1h a1-3t
Cart
Zeal What
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01

-ooo-gr arspls place I Iaaa s.
oak or pihGBsisett ing's drug saz sti 12s.
Leave ssaG ore Robbins0n' 30. =
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-01

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an ex-
animation for the County of Sheri-
dan, Mont, to be held at Plenty
wood, Froid and Poplar on May "a
to fill the position of rural carrier at
Westby, Antelope, Dagmar, Froid
,and Outlook, and vacancies that may
later occur. on rural routes from
other postoffices in the above-men-
toned county The examinations
will be open only to citizens who are
actually domiciled in the territory
of a post Office in the county and
who meet the other requirements set
forth in Form No. 1877. This form
and application blanks may be OBJ
tanned from the offices mentioned
above or from the United States
Civil Service Commission at Wash
ington, D. C. Applications should be
forwarded to the Commission at
Washington at the earliest practic-
able date. Admission of women to
this examination will be limited to
those who are unmarried and to the
wives of soldiers and sailors serving
in the present war.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09

George OVERLY of Antelope was in
town ON Thursday looking for farm
hands but did not succeed in obtain
ing any one There are a few idle
men in this town who should be at
work but will not accept any jobs Of
fered them, but are living on charity
for the most part, while the farmers
who are badly in need of help and
are offering exceptionally good
wages, must put in a short crop
simply because these loafers will not
go to work We would suggest that
unless these loafers get out and GO
to work that they be taken UP for
vagrancy and handed a stiff jolt un-
der a suspended sentence, and that
they will have to go to work for some
farmers until their suspended jail
term expires, and then repeat the
dose for them often enough to make
men out of them who will be useful
to the community. AS they are al
the present time, they are about as
well liked as "cootie.".
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
SUBSCRIPTION LIST GROWS
By LEAPS AND BOUNDS

The following subscriptions were
received this week by The Producers
News, and this is only an ordinary
average of subscriptions coming in
to this Office every week.
John M. Porter, Whitetail; Gust
Lindbloom, Whitehall; Samuel Cleave,
Whitehall; G. E. LaCombe, Whitehall;
Oscar Belstad, Whitehall; E. H.
Scharnette, Whitehall; Peter Salty,
Julian; Monroe Eikenberry, Julian;
Bick Edwards, Whitehall; M. M. Rob-
ertson, Whitehall; August Bureau,
Whitehall; Elmer Dood, Whitehall;
Luther Dodd, Whitehall; Henry K.
Karlstad, Medicine Lake; o. G. An
derson, Selfride, N. D.; M. L. Ros-
tad, Comertown; Earl Hoist, Conner
town; Clemetson Bros, Comertown;
H. P. Engberg, Whitehall; Herbert
Boyer, Whitehall; William RAIDER,
Raymond; Kenyon Investment Co..
Kenyon, Mimi; C. C. Astrope, Flax
vile; G. A. Brattland, Outlook; A. N
Oswald, Plentywood; M. l.. A. Ue-
land, Roseberg, Oregon; James Lo-
dahl, Dagmar; T. L. Beiseker, Fes-
sender, N. D.; Froid Hotel, Froid;
Sam Mickey, Medicine Lake; Andrew
Lundberg, Dagmar; Christine Legge
Dagmar; Earl E. Hedges, Plenty.
wood; Myrtle D. Little, Republic
Wash; John Hansen, Glasgow; Der.
than Melland, Glasgow; Roy Mems.
ing, Comertown; National Board Of
Farm Organization, Washington D
c.; Ernest F. Lipscomb, Dagmar
The Citizens State Bank, Culbertson
LET THE ADVERTISERS THINK
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
BRUSH LAKE AMUSEMENT
PARK PROPRIETORS VISIT
CITY OF PLENTYWOOD

Messrs. Huebner and NORM, pro
prietors of the Brush Lake Amuse-
ment Park were in Plentywood --ou
business in connection with that en-
terprise last Monday and while in
the county capitol made the Produc-
ers News a pleasant call.
These gentlemen inform US that
the work on the buildings are well
under way and the buildings are be-
ing rushed to completion. It is
hoped to have the buildings near
enough completed to open for the
Norwegian celebration on May 18th.
1t is likely that the League picnic
will be held at Brush Lake again
this year in the latter part Of June
and the management of the park
promise that by that time the place
will be in condition to properly
handle the crowd and make every
body comfortable.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09

Oscar Tollefson and another SOL
der by the name of Kern, whose
home is in Kansas, were in Plenty
wood Wednesday, maxim inquiries IN
reference to procedure necessary TO
4 secure homesteads on the reserya-
ton. Both Mr.. Tollefson and ms
friend Mr.. Kern are interested IN
homestead lands on the reservatoln
and they report that about fifty other
members of their regiment are con,
templating coming to Montana ano
securing homesteads if possible az
the same place. Mr.. Tollefson was
member of a regiment of englneerS
which saw services in France, ane
he was reported as killed one tune
last summer.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
RESERVE

The Reserve District in the Victory
Loan drive have almost reached it's
quota, and has not as yet heard from
some of its committee members who
are canvassing in the eastern part of
the district. We expect to ego over
the top"
Five new Fordson tractors were
brought in to Reserve and vicinity
last week.
A surprise party was given on Fl.
z. Anderson last Friday evening,
the occasion being his birthday. The
evening was spent in dancing, the
music being furnished by our local
talents. A fine supper was served at
midnight.
Filing Svaren, who sold out his
harware store to Carl Hole, now
under the name of Carl HoiJe & Co.,
will leave Reserve in a short time.
He expects to take trip to Norway
in July for visit with his parents.
We do not know how long he will
stay there, but it is expected that the
Old World does not look quite as
good to him as does our own Mon
tana.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hage, Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Anderson, MI. Mar
tin Nelson, Mrs. L. Horstman, Miss
Sebina Plynn and Mr.. Erling Svaren
were at Plentywood Monday evening
to see the Hearts of Humanity"
Walter Hage is building a garage
It will be ready in about a week
fully equipped with machinery fol
repair work of any kind.
H. A. Schei was in Glasgow las,
week on business. He reports the
town as dead as any other Montana
towns at this time.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ate of Francis M. Hamilton.

GSCdt0 Ol L I6ICIS u. IlSaiihiCOlit uO
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned, A. Rueber, admin
istrator of the estate of Francis M
Hamilton, deceased to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within Four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the
said Administrator At The State
Bank of Outlook, or the office of G
J. Cure, both at Outlook, Montana
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate in the County of Sheridan.
Dated May 3rd, 1919.
- A. RUBBER,
Administrator of the Estate oil
Francis M. Hamilton, Deceased.
First publication May 9, 1919.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
LUTHERAN SERVICES

Sunday, May 18th, II a. m, Ray
mond.
Sunday, May 18th, 8 p. M, Plenty
wood. s ~
Sunday, May 14th, IL a. M, Out
look.
Sunday, May 18th, 8 p. M, Archer
Sunday, May IS, 8 p. M, Antelope
All welcome.
S. J. FRETHEIM, Pastor.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
Judge Conner
Buys Residence
Deal For the Oaks Residence Con-
summated Thursday-Postmaster
VIII Resign and Move Away, Be-
cause of Poor Health.

1t is reported that Judge C. E.
Conner has bought the residence of
Postmaster Oaks, and will move
from Medicine Lake to Plentywood
and make his future home in the
Sheridan county capitol.
Postmaster and Mrs. Oaks, both of
whom have been in poor health for
some time will move to more con-
genial climate where they will make
their home.
1t is not known yet who the next
postmaster will be. It is claimed
that there are several candidates.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09
CONGREGATiONAL CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at IL a. m.
No evening services as the pastor
is to give his time to out stations un-
til further notice.
Evening services at Antelope.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09

IT. Isl OAiN'
Merriam was a Poplar caller
haywood Friday:
80 Stephens was over from
III last Saturday.
@zss = =.
Slette was a Culbertson man
1s'.@ptvwood Monday.
Huddleston was a Plenty
IS, s. shopper from Whitehall Tues
Wordes and Christensen
sss we're over from Dooley Mon
i vdIe and E. Svoren, both of
~ we're in Plentywood Mon
IS, Thompson was business
seT in our city from Raymond Fri
ss and Mrs. John Hansen of
ssgow we're visitors in Plentywood
LAY.
Schultz of Homestead was
8 on the streets of Plentywood
day.
III Morgan of Archer was attend
! % business in the county capitol
ca, Cudhie of Scobey spent the
I week in Plentywood attending
1T affairs.
1in Sandy of Outlook was a bust
s. visitor to Plentywood Monday
dTuesday.
Ibe Wankle of Dooley was IN
atwood on errands of business
i pleasure Wednesday.
.r. = ** ..,t,ts,..-
Nm. Hass of the Hass Brothers
nsh, was in the county capitol on
mess the first of the week.
Eaenry Hoostman was up from
anestead Tuesday looking after
mess affairs in the county seat.
81 E. Lundquist, manager of the
Irmers Elevator of Outlook, was q
mess visitor in the county Seat
Iprsday.
Mrs. Henry Lear, formerly a clerk
Mrs. Kitzenberg's, has accepted 9
sition as dry goods clerk in The
nmers' Store.
Eels Thompson, who has beer
The service of Uncle Sam, received
discharge and returned to Plen
wood Tuesday.
Hiss Bjerke, assistant superintend
i of schools, went to Scobey tt
III eighth grade examinations Fri
u and Saturday.
Fritz Kramer, w. R. Paske AM
lsku Papesku returned home. from
erseas last Tuesday. They all say
considerable amount of fighting.
X <
Miss Martha Holt, teacher nea
ltelope, brought her eighth grad
pills to Plentywood where the
ll take examinations Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
wing, a baby boy Monday evening
pther and baby are doing well. MI
wing is clelE at Tanner & Bes
pre-.
II. 0. Falkestad, State Secretar
B the State of Montana for tn
merican Society of Equity, was i
entywOod on business Tuesday an
Julia D. LELAND of Comertown wa
Plentywood visitor last Frida,
be called at the Producers News o.
e and renewed the subscription
r father-in-law in Roseberg, Orr
in.
Editor Vezina of the Dooley Su
as in Plentywood Wednesday a
nding to business. 1t is reporte
lat the Dooley Sun will make b
r the county printing and is NAL
g a careful study of costs.
A. T. Vollum has three carpente.
work remOdellng his resldenc
e is having large porch built al
.ner changes made which w
realty add to the convenience al
7auty of his home.
Nick Polus of Julian return'
ono form overseas last Tuesda
e Is another one Of the number
Icky Sheridan county boys WI
ent through several battles wit
ut receiving a scratch.
The Fair Store has recently be
nlarged, new shelving installed a.
le general fixtures of the sto
hanged around in order to make
lore convenient in waiting on CT
1mers. Mr.. Whitmarsh says tn
he business of his store is lncres
1g by leaps and bounds.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09

WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. Jack Bennett,
Plentywood. Aft.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09

FOR SALE-Screenings for chicken
feed. Sheridan County State Bank.
Aft.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-09

A Want AID in the Producers News
brings results.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27
Y MILWAUKEE, MS.

Sedzia Backus skazai StanisfaTs
Pro5zkiewicZa, II lat Es osm lat dc
wiez:enia " Green Bay "a postrzele'
ME ~policyanta S~zymanskiego, gdy
ten chcia} go aresztovat jsko podej-
rzanego O kradziei. Proszkiewicx
byi poprzednio w. domu popraw-
Gym, skad ucieki.
- Stanisiawa IGsnanska, lat 8,
zmarfa " domu rodzic6w cd popa--
rzeh jake odniosia bawiac sic z "a
palkami. Dziecko postara}o sic O
zapaiki gdy wszyscy W domu anaj-
dowali sic PREY kolacyi. Skoro tylko
dziecko zaczeio przera&liwie. krzy-
czec, domownicy rzucili sic ma ratu-
mex. Ugaszono plomienie ma dziecku
i zaraz przywoiano dra J. Rocka'
lecz ten ME m6gi juz nc pomodz. -
PIP. Lemanscy. ktorzy stracili corke'
m~ieszkajs PREY Middlerass ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27
I BIURA zLROBKoWEGO MIEJ-
SKIEGO WYDzIAtU OSWATY.

Prosza mas o podanie do wiado
moSci:
w mieScie Chicago znajduja
sic setki chlopcow i dziewczat W
wieku cd lat 14tu do 16tu, ktorzy
wobec nadchodzacej zimy i trud-
nych warunkow wyzycia rodzin
calych - beda musieli porzucic
szkoly, jesi ME uda sic i'm FARO
bic ooSkolwiek W czasie, zbywa-
jacym MIN poza nauka szkolna.
Mlodziezy tel potrzeba ksiazek
przyborow szkolnych, p~otrzeba
jej odziezy c~ieplejszej i obuwia
Ma to wszystko musza CT miodzl
= zarobic. Gotowi oni wszyscy
do piracy i dostac ia powinni =
pred tnnymi! Zasluguja ma to W
casej pe1ni. Uboga maodziez TAXA
nadaje sic i gotowa jest do pra-
cy PREY rozsysce towarow, rozno-
szeniu posysek, zasatwdaniu zlc-
cen, wysysce i adresowaniu Ii
stow w wiekszej iloSci - wogole
sotowi oni jac sic zajec wszel--
kich, jake So i'm pod'ug prawa :.
dostepne. Wiemy o tenn, IL W ME
scie naszem So setki kupcow, ia
brykant6w, przedseo'orco"
wszelkiego rodzaju, ktorzy chet-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27
Y DETROIT, MICH.

Do cygan6w koczujacych PREY NJ.
Elliot ave. / Harper ul., uda}y sic
dwie Polki o pOmoC W Chorobie. Cy-
earka cd jednej z tych kobiet miesz-
kaiacej PREY arfield v zabrala az
$500 Ia ,,cudowne leki", a cd dru-
giej. mieszkajacej PREY Holbrok I'll.
5000. Tia druga kobieta przyzna}a
sic, W jaki spcs6b Cyganka .,leczy--
la" ia. Najpierw Cyganka kazala so
bic zap}aciG zgory SIS, pOtem pole
ella jej kupic nowy miedziany kocio-
lex I wpatrywaG sic " n!ego, oraz
jedwabna bluzke, kt6ra z pewro$cia
mia}a wyleczyt ia z choroby. Pc ty-
godniu przysz}a kobiecina 2 powro-
tenn z zalem, re mic a mic a ME pomo-
ely cary. Sprytna Cyganka u5yla no
wee sposobu. Kazala sobie dop}a--
cit jeszcze $125, kt6re jej oczach
,,spali}a', twierdzac, re JeZell pie
Made sic spala, to Fly Ouch opusci
ia ma zawsze. RzeczywiScie spali}a
cyganka jej oczach pieniadze, lech
ME te same, kt6re otrzymata, a po-
kazujac spopielone ,,pieniadze" RE
kla, re mo4e p6jSG do domu, a "a .
tygodnie bedzie zupeinie zdrowa. -
Gdy pc dwu rygodniach kobieta u
dala sic po dalsza rade. Cyganki juZ
ME zasta}a.
- Jan Wictecha, Fam. pnr. 6G2
Milwaukee ave-, zauwazyf, re Tampa
elektryczna ma Piquette ave. i Wild
man ul.. ME $wieci sic. vice zaczai
szarpaG "a spuszczony sznur " ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27

ME daliby prace takiej mlodziezy,
ably jej pom6dz i wesprzet ia. O.
t6z Biuro Zarobkowe Wydzia}u
Miejskiego OSwiaty - pragnac
rowniez dopomodz owym ubogim
a pilnym chlopcom i dziewczs--
tom, by sic dalej uczyc mogli i by
w szkolach pozostali, a ME NIT
sieli iSc do piracy ciezkiej, pragnie
zarazem uiatwic pracodawcom
pozyskanie takich r~obotnikow
mlodych. a dobrych i godnych IL
znania. JeSli kto TAXA prace ma,
jesli kto Z mkodych jej %potrzebu-
je, MECH sic zgiosi do wymienio-
nego biura. (Adres: Board Of
Education" Tribune Bldg, tele-
fon: Harrison 250S.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27

q n~awiedzic wspomnienie snu, jaki
Mai " d~ziectectwie takae bOwiem 2Iu-
Mai sic, gdy mad wielkim o1tarzem vi
rza} zawieszonego bia}ego go}ebia, kt6-
~ wyObrazai Ducha sw. Jan t~wierdzil,
re by} to ten sam golab, kt6rego wi
lzia{ we Snie / ma kt6reSO wskaZywala
owa piekna pFni, m6wiac, re wtenczas
ma dUpiero w~ierzyc, gdy beda go nau-
cali w wierZe, W kt6rej trZecia Osoba
Boska czczona bedzie W postac gO}e-
bia. Pozna1 Jan teraz, Re Znalazi via
re- ~prawNlziwa. 4 z jakq ja przyja} po-
waga, widzimy stqd, ze sta1 sic jednyn
q najgorliwszych chrzeScijan, a nawet
zosta1 jaSniejszym wzorem wszystkich
innych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-27

ma okrecie aaglowym przy6yl do Zanzi-
baru. Znalazl tam wieIu r0wnych sobie,
kt6rzy teA rowny los podZielaG music
II. Okefo p6}nocy umieszcZono wszyst-
kich, Okofo 80, pOtajemnie ia Okrecie
zaglowym i wyjechano wSr6d g}ebokiej
nocy. Lecz jeszcze nanim Switac Zacze-
10, spostrzegli Arabowle W dali, ku
wiefkiemu przerazeniu, okret angielski,
ktory sterOwal wprost ku MIN. Zaled-
vie okret sic zbli2yl, zabrzmiaio z ME
60 pytanie, cZy TO jest okret z niewol-
nikami. Pc kiikakrotnem zareczaniu,
Re zadnych niewolnik6w ma 0krecie ME
ma, w co jednakze Anglicy ME bardzo
w~ierzyi, opanowal ArabGw wiekSzy
~jeSZcze pOploch. Dopiero gdy okret
przystana}, zaczeli Arabowie W maj
wyzszej rozpaczy wyrzucaG niewolni-
k6w q okretu, gdya woleli raczei uto-
pic ich W nrorzu, nih wydaG .Anglikom.
Lecz wkr0tce prZeSzkodzono i'm tel
czynnOsci / gdy spostrzegli, re ME jua
uratowac tch ME zdofa, powSkakiwali
i onl do nora | zniknell pod woda,
ably nastepnie (jako wycwlczeni ply
wacy) bardzo. bardzo daleko stad wy
nurzyG sic ma powierzchnie.
pomiedzy pOzcStalymi uratowanymi
niewolnikami znajdowal sic take nasz
Mbenangodi. AnSlicy zabrali ich wSzy-
Stkich / razem Z z~aglowcem odwiezli z
pOwrotem do Zanzibaru 1 oddali ich do
misyi. Tutaj take sic MbenangOdiemu
zbyt ME podOba}o / pc kilkutygodnio-
wynn pobycie znowuA uciek}. Pracowai
teraz nieznany przez nikogo, bardzo
pilnie, aby z~aos1czedzic troche grosza
ma pOwr6t do Bagamoyo. Gdy przybyl
tam nakoniec, pOnnano 60 jake niewol-
nika ARABIA, pochwycOnO go. zawlecDO-
no pred Sedziego, a nareSzcie Odsta-
wiono do misyi. Il poczatku i tutaj ME
bardzo mu sic ~podoba}o i prGbowal Kill
kakrotnie uciekac, lccz "a kaAdym ra-
zem Odszukali go towarzySze jego |
Sprowadzili z powrotem. Nwolna prey
wiazai sic do misyi, jednakze dawniej-
sza jego niestalosG zmuszaia MiSyona-
rzy do ociagania sic 2 udzieleniem mu
Chrztu sw. Dopiero W trzecim rOku
pObytu, W uroczystoSt Zielcnych SWAT,
dostapi} szczeScia stania sic przez
Chrzest sw. dzieckiem BoAem, prey
czem otrzyma} imic Jana. W tym pO-
dw6jnie Ola niego ~uroczy>tym dn,u.
miafo go Z wiehSza uii kiciykolwiek mo
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