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The sun., 1919-06-29

nino and the latter's somewhat insig-
niflcant and completely overshadowed
colleague. Premier Orlando, at the
helm OF the italian ship OF State.
Whereas Nitti's name is a familiar
and popular one in the United States,
where he has thousands of friends
and we'll wishers, men attracted to
him by his transparent sincerity, by
his keen, direct and engaging frank
ness Of speech, especially when dis
cussing business matters affecting his
beloved country, Tittoni is compare
lively unknown here. This, too. in
spite of the fact that he has been in
turn Premier and Foreign Minister of
Italy. and has served her both in
France and in Great Britain as Am
bassador and at The Hague as men,
Der OF the International Tribunal. 1t
Is all the more necessary to place him
in the proper light in the eyes of the
American people by means Of an init
mate pen sketch, for the reason of the
fact that no italian statesman has
been made the object OF more malig-
nant SANDER by his political and per-
sonal adversaries in his own country
and abroad. In France especially he
. has been held up to wholly undeserved
obloquy, as her foe, by friends and
adherents OF Calllaux.
He Hated CaiIlaux.
When Caillaux was Prime Minister
Of France. Tittoni, as Ambassador in
Paris, thoroughly alive to the I'M
scrupulous character in official and
private life of this statesman, now i'm
prisoned awaiting his trial for high
treason, declined to hold any official
intercourse with him, kept him at
arms length, restricting his relations
| with him to the minimum consistent
with the requirements of diplomatic
etiquette. Tittoni has never taken
any steps to dlsculpate himself from
these Caillaux originated charges
that he was an enemy of France,
| where he spent some eight years as
the representative of his country. He
treated the accuse lions with the same
disdain that he accorded to ISLANDERS
The sun., 1919-06-29

of a different character circulated
against him in Italy. But 1t cannot be
said that they have contributed to
sweeten his disposition. which is of
rather masterful nature, more given to
reticence and sobriety of speech and
gesture than to exuberance and
loquacity. In fact he conveys the i'm
preston Of a somewhat embittered
man, to which Ill health during the
last six or seven years naturally has
contributed.
Yet the return of Tittoni to power
as Foreign Minister of Italy is OF as
great advantage to the United States,
to Great Britain and to France as that
Of Nitti. To begin with. he is
thoroughly in accord with the new
Premier in placing the necessity of the
economic reconstruction of Italy above
all considerations and schemes for
territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Wants SIavs' Friendship.
He believes it to be more advanta-
geous to Italy to be on terms of amity
and good will with the Slav nation
alities on the eastern shores of the
" tAtlte THEIR
enmity by seeking 10 deprive them Of
that access to the seaboard which has
been guaranteed to them by France,
Great Britain and the United States at
the Peace Congress at Paris, and like
wise prior thereto. Tittoni appreciates
the vital importance and the urgent
necessity of the good will of the other
Powers Of the Entente. especially OF
the United States, in the matter Of
economic assistance. Indeed in his
cabled declaration the phrase that "a
satisfactory peace for Italy must be
such as will enable her TO conclude
equitable treaties and insure her the
supply Of raw materials needed for her
/ industries" comes first, while the
references to the necessity OF safe
guarding OF her position in the Adri-
attic and in the Mediterranean and of
acquiring additional colonies come at
the tail end of the message. But the
Italians will be no losers by these
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Quarrels were frequent, and finally
personal relations became so strained
that some weeks ago we were treated
to the extraordinary spectacle OF VIII
son and Sonnino appealing against
one another to the Italian people, AT
FIRST the latter failed to understand
the true import OF the issue and in
dorsed Sonnino. But the Italians,
though a trffie hotheaded at first, are
endowed with vast amount of sound
common sense. They ARE a thrifty
race, with a keen sense OF business
and as soon after sober reflection thew
comprehended what was at stake they
proceeded TO act in the manner best
for their material interests, with the
result that Francesca Nitti, the friend
of woodrow Wilson and of the United
States, has been summoned by his
countrymen to supplant Baron Son
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On his last night in Constantinople
Col. ~" went by appointment to the
terrace OF the deserted British EN-
bassy, and there met Capt. Yeats
Brown, who had slipped past the police
into the embassy grounds.
1t was n meeting that neither of
them will ever forget. Below was the
Golden Horn. shimmering in the
moonlight, and across its waters the
Turkish city of STEAMBOAT showed up
dimly. quiet and apparently asleep.
But the watchers on the embassy ter
race knew that the city might stir
from slumber at any moment, for the
Phanar was bristling with machine
guns, st. Sophia was an armed camp,
and, more terrible than all, people
were starving In the streets.
The waning sickle moon that rode
above Stamboul seemed the symbol of
the Turks waning dominion over
Christian peoples. Very soon Theories
cent would go down. Very soon the
Union Jack would float from the bar
rem Flagstaff above the embassy. Very
soon Pera (the European quarter of
Constantinop,e) would be decked with
banners and an Allied fleet would pro-
claim an end to the nightmare OF fam
inc and oppression. Such was the
news given to Capt. Yeats Brown by
his companion.
Next day Col. a." who had been
handed civilian passports by the Min
lister OF the Interior, travelled from
Constantlnople to Smyrna. Finally he
left Turkey. as a special adviser, in the
company of the new Minister OF Marine
The party put to sea In a trawler
and were picked up by H. NJ. S. Liv-
erpool. They were taken to Mudros
and there the Sultan's appeal for a
separate armistice was granted.
II this history were romantic fiction
the only possible ending would be for
the British Colonel to marry the cir
who helped him to escape. And, al
though II is s.ill more romantic fact
that is precisely what Will happen
They are engaged. and by the time this
appears in print Mile. tx" may have
become Nine "a"
ITO be continued IN nert Sunddu',
SUM
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policies of their new leaders and
plenipotentiaries. Tittoni and Nitti
are in a position to obtain a far greater
degree of favorable consideration for
the national aspirations and for the,
welfare Of their country than Sonniuo,
who has been the most discordant,
disturbing and unpopular element of
the great peace palaver on the banks
of the Seine.
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ITO be continued IN nert Sunday
SUM
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18

Peoples Hardware & Furniture Co.
will present Miss Julia Heinrich, mezzo.
soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
Company 1915-1916, and Miss Lucille
Collette, violinist, in a recital at Old
Opera House September oath at
$3.50 p. m.
Miss Heinrich was born in Philadel-
|phia. She made her debut on the
Ameficsn C0NteFt stsge ma then went
abroad to study opera. She made her
operate debut abroad and subsequently
obtained considerable prominence in
operate circles there. At the begin,
ming of the European war she returned
to America. Since her Metropolitan
season she has become one of the lead
ing American concert singers and her
engagements have made her known
from coast 70 coast, Her well deserved
success on the concert platform is due
to an unusually sympathetic voice of
delightful quality combined with
sound muslclanshlp and deep sympathy
Tor the things in life that really count.
The fact that Miss Heinrich is to be
assisted by Miss Lucille Collette lends
added interest to the event.
!. Miss Collette, violinist, is an artist
who has made many friends among
discriminating music lovers for her
sincere musicianship and unusual ability
There are indications that something
out of the ordinary will be heard at
this recital although Peoples Hardware
& Furniture Co. refused to divulge just
what it is. The reporter has his sus-
p;cions. If they are correct those who
attend are apt to have very pleasant
surprise.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18
Religious Training Of Children

Miss Susie NJ. Judcn, State
Superintendent of the Sunday
School Association, will hold a
Children's Division Institute at the
Methodist Church on Monday,
September 10Th, from 4 to $50
p. M, in order that the Sunday
School workers with childrelf may
be more efficient.
All the teachers and parents of
the children in all the Sunday
Schools Of the parish, as we'll as
the pastors and s. S. supe rintend-
ents, ore invited to be present and
urge their friends to attend, 10
discuss the religious training of
children.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18
American Legion

After quite delay, Captain
WIN. .. Shaffer has at last sue
ceeded in getting satisfactory
results from his petition for the
establishing Of q chapter of the
American Legion in Natchitoches.
A charter has been granted and
Is soon as the necessary papers
arrive. the organization will be
effected, to which the soldiers Of
Natchitoches parish Of the A. E. F.
are eligible for membership. APP
plications for samemust not lie
delayed. as everything must be
il ship shape before November or |
i will be too late to get in the
State Legion, which naturaly pre-
,ludes membership in the National
organization.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18
u. D. c. Membership Campaign

At the meeting of the Natchitoches
Chapter U. ID. c., held on Tuesday,
September 9th, several important mat
tiers were taken up. Foremost among
them stands the increased membership.
This Chapter, with membership Of
less than fifty, has made record Of
war work which has placed it among
the most active in the state.
AS the work proposed for the future
will necessitate large membership,
plans were made to enroll every woman
in the parish no is eligible. To this
end an appeal will be circulated by the
members pointing out the main fea-
lures of this plan which has for its
guiding principle, Justice and Serv-
ice. Now that the great world war
is over this organization has an added
responsibility in the effort to see that
history is written Alright, and has in its
power the opportunity of doing great
service to the country. The roll of
honor of this Order is a long one and
every name in it is call to the Chap
tiers for increased activity so that a
share of the work to uplift mankind
may be accomplished. The Hero En-
dowment Fund, under the management
of the General Order, which is an ex-
ample of this service, will be set aside
to assist in the education of these men
and their descendants. The Natchi-
toches Chapter has contributed gener-
ously to this fund but there is much
else to be done which can be wholly
accomplished if every devoted, loya
woman in the parish is willing to add
her strength to the cause.
With the above membership increas-
ed follows permanent headquarters.
A committee composed Of Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Breazeale, and Miss
Russell was appointed to confer with
the president OF the Comus Club with
the view of securing a ROOF for a
U. d. C. Memorial Library for the use
of the public and headquarters for the
Chapter.
l. might here mention that Natchi-
toches Chapter will be konored with
the State Convention in May 1920 We
want the people of our state to see
that our part of it, Natchitoches Par
sh, is alive and its people up and doing.
Aide TAUZ N,
Secretary OF Natchitoches Chapter
u. ID q.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18
THE NEW MACHINE

Phanor Rreazeale, in his fight on
Ring rule in Louisiana and on the domi.
nation of the politics Of this state by
political autocrats, has double contest
on his hands, for, as the campaign
progresses, it becomes more and more
apparent that there are two Rings or
Machines in this state, each struggling
for supremacy, each with its guberna-
torial candidate in the field, and each
equally opposed to any real reform.
Colonel Stubs. the candidate Of the
New Orleans Ring, counts on the
weight Of Mayor Behrman's 5000
slave votes for the success of his candi-
dacy.
The candidate of the State Admins
tration Machine, Mr.. Parker, has such
support Is his political Godfather,
Pleasant, can muster in his behalf by
the vigorous use of the big Stick. )"
Parker's much heralded popularity
among the farmers and the common
people Of the State is entirely ficti-
tious, being the result of extensive and
costly newspaper publicity. Recent
dismissals Of employees from State
Offices show that the Governor intends
to pursue the favorite Ring policy Of
coertion, and to force those coming
within the power Of his Office to support
Mr. Parker, regardless Of their honest
judgment and convictions.
There Is but little difference in the
character. object and methods Of these
machines. Behrman's machine is larger
and more firmly established and num-
beers its slave votes by the Thousands,
while Pleasant can count only hundreds. |
Otherwise they are much alike. Both
are dangerous to the future welfare
Of the State and subversive Of the first
principles Of democracy. The sup
precision Of the one while in its early |
stages is no less important than the
destruction Of the other.
The truly independent vote Of the
State must join the forces Of the Lib
srty League and support its candidate
4 the domination Of this state BY one
II these machines is to be avoided. |
Mr.. Breaxeais counts no slave votes
among his follower, nor are the ranks
4 his supporters composed Of reri-
nents o1 organised Office holders. The
Liberty League employs no coercivel .
measures n his behalf, but appeals /.
olely TO the reason. patriotism and
'ablic spirit Of the people. Freedom | /
1 choice and liberty Of consciencs inI
Matters political are among its mostI 9
acred tenets.
The issue in the case before the pso-
L j, this campaign y whether thisI {
bate shall be controlled By one Of these 9
,acSi9es, Il matters not which, domi- 2
ated BY political Dictator. Of whether \
y people shall - allowed to sxsrciseId 4
leir inalienahis right Of sslf gsvsrn- Z
int. e = con6dently believed that, :
'aiixiag ~ Importance . themselves +
their dsci1ien. tAey will not ehooss y
= former sitsenative. E,
II
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18
We are authorized to announce
j. w PAYNE

as capCCidate Tor reelection for the
otflce of Sheriff Of the. Parish of Nat
chitoches, subject to the action of the
psmoeEatie Marty. .,.,..ssss
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18

We are authorized to announce
SAM TOBIN
as candidate for the Office of Repre-
sentative of the Parish of Natchitoches.
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18

Increased transportation Of mo-
tor trucks and the deyelopmsnt d
&ood roads 50 hand II hand.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18

We are authorized to announce
e. l.. SCARBOROUGH
as a candidate for the Office of assessor
of the Parish of Natchitoches, subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18

THURSDAY. SEPT. Is, 1919
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18
9 are authorized to announce

We are authorized to announce
VICTOR ?RUDHOMME
a. candidate for the office of clerk
of court of the Parish of Natchitoches,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18
we arc authorize d to announce

We arc authorized to announce
GAIENNIE HYAMS
as a candidate for reelection for the
Office of Assessor of the Parish of
EGtchitoches. subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-09-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are authorized to announce
3. SCRIVEN SWEET

as candidate for the office of clerk of
the court of the parish of Natchitoches,
subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-29

Take wiasnie owe darmowe VIE
ce : koncerty, 'wiece = maskarady,
miaiy bye przynets ola klasy ro-
botniczej. Lecz juz tlumy zneka-
ne giodem, pozbawione odebrane
go i'm przez komisarzy pc mlesis-
Gu rzadow, chleba, pozbawione
kuchen ludowych zamykanych
pc kolei z powodu braku produk-
tow spozywczych, ma samo siowo
.wolnosc", ,,swoboda,, padaja--
cych obfioie z ust agitatorow -
wstrzasaiy sic. Czesto ma ul'cy
~siyszalo sic zdania, towarzyszace
nienawistnym s]pojrzeniem rzuca
nym ma komisarzy:
- Czorty! chaliery! Oswobo-
dill wy mas Cd chleba i cd zupy'
zeby was ogieh spalii!
Ma jednym z ostatnich obcllo-
dow bolszewickich, gdy ma NOW
nice, ma placu Katedry, wszedf
mlody zydek i rozpoczai suwa-
mi:
Towariszcze! My raboczyj ma
rod.
I tIumu robotnik przyskoczy,
do mownicy z pieScia zacisnieta !
krzyknal:
- Ty, raboczyl narod? Ty?A
CO ty zrobii,, a? Cebuli font "a
try mark kupil, a "a dwadziescia
rubli przedal. OF twoja robota.
Paszol won!
Wobec roznej postawy, ktora
przybrai tium. musiano sciagnac
lydka, a miejsce jego zajai ktos
in1ny - ktory prawdopodobnie
fatalnych slow JUL ME uzyt. Z
,Olgierd Pilawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-29

wyniesie tax i wybierzem i do
katucha rzucim.
- Po coz wybierac? Zrownac
ziemie, niechaj kazdy pc mich dep
cze!
Charakterystycznem jest take
jak potem drobne dzieci jednego
Z owych samobojcow p~rzyszedi-
sly do szkofki kryly sic zawsty-
dzone po kacikach poniewaz dzla-
twa szkolna okazywa}a i'm wyraz
ns litoSc i wsp6lczucie z powodu
tax misunderstanding pogrze-
bu OLGA.
u OF, biedne wy! Papke waszr
go jak tego psiuczka ma ulicy byli
pochowawszy bolszewiki. (Auten
tyczne,)
w czterech rogach plaEu cztery
olbrzynie mownice z desek, ma
ktorych caiy Rad sowiecki Rosy
Z iatwoscia sic pomie6cii; pozosta
ly pc rzadach carskish cokoi pom
nika Katarzyny literalnie okleJo-
ny czerwonemi i GARMENT chors-
gwiami, szarfami, festonami, wien
cami owszystkich i zydowskich
napisach - wszystko razem ma
patrzacym z G6ryn Zamkowej, 70
bio wrazenie jakiejs olbrzymie,
piramidy cukierniczej, czy tortu
upstrzonego jaskrawo ma imienl-
ny. Pochod przez miasto oddzia-
III ,,krasnogwardjeic6w' W papa
chach, re zwiokami, z rewolucyj-
nemi choragwiami, Z ha}asliwq
muzyka ma trqbach, kilka kopca-
cych pochodni, wreszcie mrowie
zydow i zydowek; agitatorow i
agitatorek, komisarzy, urzedni-
k6w, subjektow, kantorzystow,
sklcplkarek, W kohcu grenada "a
ciekawionych ulicznikow.
Z poSrod chrzescijan - ludu 70
boczego garst minimalna, jedy-
ME urzednicy bolszewicy; z in
teligencyi miejscowej jakieS ma
ximum 10 osob w tenn jeden sta
ry szanowany pedagog socyali--
sta, ktory poszedi Ii tylko z PREY
iazni ola zmarlego Wierzbickiego
jedcn nicszkodliwy socyalik war
chof polityczny, a reszta troche
urzednikow oboiga plci zarzadu
miejskiego, kt6rycn oo'ecfa'
tch3rz o zagrozone posady / kto-
rzy o lyle So nieszkodliwi, re zaw-
see klaniaja sic w kierunku VIA
tru. Dowodem: w pamietne Will
nu swieta Wielkanocne juz z O.
rze}kami ma czapkach i pieTsiach,
opaskami czerwonego krzyza Ru
ramionach szwedajac sic pc tym
re samym Placu Katedralnym
wrzeszczeli powiewajac chustka--
mi:
- Mech zyje polska armia!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-29

u ME licznych przechodniow u
licznych W dniu tel pierwszej boil
szewickiej hecy widziaio sic miny
rozbawione Tub drwiace.
Duzo jeszcze Pochoddw, DUO
|m6w agitacyjnych bolszewickich
widziaiy i siyszaiy ulice Wilma
Duzo wiec6w i koncertow = VIE
cow i maskarad wiecow, oglasza-
nych i polszczyzns, ale ohydna,
lorganizowaly wladze sowieckie.
Miedzy innemi powszechna we
solosc wywoiaio ogloszenie o vie
Gu = odczycie, duzemi literaml pc
polsku drukowane, pod nazwa:-
.Czerwony Front - Czerwony
Tyr. Ludnosc pokladala sic re
smiechu a dowcipnisie robotnicy
z glupia frant robili ghosne uwagi
ma ulicy:
- To must i bolszewicki pred
stawywac beda?.... Toz poi
dziem, OTTO ciekawosG p~opatrzee.
Komisarze kazali pc obiedzie
tie plakaty pozdzierat. o powod
do novel komedyi agitacyjnej by
10 sowietom latwo. Zabii ma ulicy
zlodziej milicyanta lydia z kolba
jego wiasnego karahinu OF i 60
iowa .zertwa burzujow" z wszel
! kiemi akcesoryami majacemi dzia
lac ma tiumy z pogrzebem, orkie-
stra i mowami. Rocznica Wybu-
chu rewolucyi, roczna ~powstania
czerwonej armii, rocznica smierci
jakiegoS ochieptanego krwia ko-
misarza zydowskiego - wszyst-
kiemi temu dawac musiaia wyraz
utica w bramach tryumfalnych,
choragwiach szarfach etc. Lecz
rewolucyjni komisarze zydowscy
o lie krzycza g~}osno:
.Precz z religia, precz z ksiez-
ME, gdy chodzi o religie chrzesct-
ajnska - 0 lyle gdy chodziio o
judaizm byli wiernymi s}ugami
kahaiu. Trupa owego samobojcy
Z Wroniej, lydia mieli podobno
zydzi cichaczem w nocy wykopac
Z pod placu Katedralnego i pre-
nieSt ma zydowski cmentarz. Prey
ITEM zadnej re swych bonnie ME "a
~ofiarowali jake miejsca odpowied
niego ma agitacyjny kinematograt
sowiecki - lecz jak fama niesie
"a jedynic wiasciwy ma ten eel IL
znali koScio{ sw. Jana, czem zno-
WI wywo}ali zywe oburzenie mas
katolickich. Masy tie coraz obojet
niej. a coraz wiekszem Snyder
stwcm patrzyiy ma hece uliczne,
coraz t}r1mniej o~puszczas wiece or
! ganizowane przez panow Pest
kowskich (zyd, nazwisko przybra
ne) Bobjnskich (zyd, nazwisko
przybrane)Ka (zyd, ma
zwisko przybrane) ct consortes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-29

~
Grudzihska, parma Szostakowska
p. Lopacihski.
- bodaj setki innych, ktorych
nazwisk spamistac ME sposob,
Pred trey dni pc w~ejseiu Rady
Narodowej, garstki wojska pol
skiege j kilkuset miedziezy z
wilma, panowaf wsr6d pozosta-
iych rodzin i zuajomych niepo-
k6j, stan bolesnego oczekiwania,
DO dochadzii poczsy, klamliwe
ma szczescie, Wiesci re n~iektdrych
pochwytali ~bols7ewicy, innych
Niemey W Landwarowie przyjeli
kulomiotami, re mn6stwo jest
rannych i zabitych, re pedza caly
konwoj z powrotem do Wilma,
lie ,ez widziaiy tedy sciany ubo-
gich i zamoznych mieszkan, lie
westchnhieh uslyszaiy injury ko-
sciolow!... Ma s~zczescie wkrot-
&c nadeszly wiadomoSci prawdzi-
we, re wszyscy zdrowo i Gallo do
tarli do Lap hub do Warszawy.>
z miodziezy padi ofiara jedeen u
czeh gimnazyum wilenskiego Pac
Pomarnacki miodszy. Napadli go
Niemcy, obrabowali z obuwia i
odzienia, talk re p6inagi ma mrozlc
dotar} do jakiejs chaty, gdzie
zmaFi ma zapalenie pluc.
Teraz w mieScie zaczeia sic ma
ganka. Zydzi m~iejscowi, znajacy
ludnoSG miejscowa i miasto. zydzi
z posrod ktofych sformowali boil
szewicy GAIA milieye miejSka ~
lydzi Ct zorganizowali sic W ar
mic szpiegdw denuncyantow, -
Gdziekolwiek uczen Tub skaut "a
cisgnai sic W szeregi sluzby po-
sterunkowej. czy sanitsrnej -
tam zjawiai sic szpieg zydowski,
prowadzac uzbrojonego bolszewi-
ka, Szlachetniejsze jednostki z pc
srod bolszewikow chrzescian, GA
sem iawnie okazywaiy pogarde ia
kiemu zydowskiemu szpiclowi.
U PAM o. miai miejsce haste
pujacy wypadek, zyd szpicel 40
ni6si, re u PAM O. stosowali sic
legioniSci i przyprowadzii czerwo
nogwardziste do jcj mieszkanra.
Czerwonogwardzista byi Pola-
klein.
- PAM stoiowaia legioniStow:
- pyta bolszewik.
- TAX, - odpowiada spokoj-
ME PAM o.
- Dlaczego?
- Dlaczego ?,
Byi wsrod mich moi syn.
- Aaa, PAM syn byi legioni-
sta? Przyznaje sic PAM zatem. A
CT inni?
- To byli dwaj jego przyja-
ciele broni.
- zywila vice PAM bialogwar-
dzistow. -.
- TAX, uwazafam to "a swoj
obowiazek, skoro byli giodni.
w tel chwili szpicel szeptac cos
zaczyna do ucha czerwonogwar-
dzisty. Ten chwyta zyda "a koi-
nierz, uderza go kolaireru W tyl i
wyrzuca>na schody re slowami:
- Paszoi won!
- Poczem rozpoczyna przerwa
na indagacye i rewizye mieszka-
mia dose powierzchowna. Wresz-
Gle mowi:
- Chyba teraz odechce sic juz
PAM raz ma zawsze stoiowac bia-
10 gwardzistow.
- Przeciwnie - odpowiada pa
nj o. re spokojem, jesli zajdzie
tego potrzeba, uczynie to znowu.
Bolszewik ujai reke PAM o.
pocaiowal,
Poczcm bez slowa wyszedi.
Zdaje sic jednak, re bolszewik
ow byl jedynym gentelhanem W
Whine.
Nocne, Tub wczesnc o swicie re
wizye aresztowania, prey okazyi
kt6rych rabowali bolszewicy pie
niadze, papiery wartosciowe. klej
noty, produkty spozywcze stasy
"a raan,a 1yvut1o