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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
10 MOVE MILLIONS
OF TONS OF SILVER
,,,o, Trucks VIII Be Called Upon
o Transport ore says 'M'oru
Heal. Back From tho West
INDICATION OF PROSPERITY
v, williams Surprised at Drive for
business and Optimism That
Marks Pacific Coast.

.p,tVeen five and six million tons
~ silver will be moved from mlneS
d, the Tonopah district during the
canning year, according to informa-
60, ralned by l.. A, Williams, jrr
n,esdent Of The Garford Motor
Truck company who has just re-
,urncd from Il two weeks business
nip In tho west ,u., l..
"This should be a sufficient IN
aioation al continued prosperity
says MIR Williams. who adds mat
with 'ha bases of supply some dis-
,sncc from tho main railroads the
major truck naturally will be the
aominant factor In Transporting the
On,imism dominates business all
along the Pacific Coast, Mr.. Williams
81 yas very pleasantly surprised
q, The energetic drive for business
and marked optimism which Is
,y.ryyhcre in>the air along the West
Coast" he stated upon his return,
,sThe yer, atmosphere OF the West
avn cities IS charged with hustle and
hustle 80 one out there appears
.,o be indulfing In 'watchful walt
Ikng, which Is prevalent 10 some eN-
I,,n, IN a few Eastern states.
"Nl lines ~ business have opened
with a boom and pre-war activity
"a .yeryurere IN evidence,
"The Indications are really quite
exceptional for an unusually good
wear In the motor truck field As
an example. Of tho possibilities for
Increased sales In the West, take for
Instance the Tonopah. Nevada sec
,lon This district IL hungrily ab-
,orblng motor trucks as rapidly as
,hpy appear on the local market
"A the present time there are no
less than 32 silver mining Ncom-
panIes in fun operation In the
Tonopah district There are some
rs or 90 companies at present
IN the state OF organization.
and as all ore from these properties
must necessarily he transported by
motor truck YOU can readily appre-
elate the important part that the
truck is destined to play, and that
the demand is really just beginning
10 he felt
"Thera Is not n doubt but that
the sale Of motor trucks throughout
IN. Coas, will increase very ma
t,rIally this year. The westerner
has said. The war Is over. and has
tackled the future with n will"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
TREMENDOUS INCREASE
OF UNION LABOR MEN

OTTAWA, OntP May 10--Statis-
tics collected by the federal depart
ment OF labor In It's quest for recon .
struction Information show n
marked Increase during the past
year In the strength OF union labor
In Canada, according TO an official
The labor census in 1917 showed
I,947 local branches with a member
ship OF 20t.s30. Totals for 1918 are
2.27t branch unions with n member
ship OF 2ts.ss7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
AUTOMOBILE GREAT AID
SOUTHWEST FARMER
6ooirich Representative with Kan
sas city BOOSTERS Also IL STRONG
For ncttcr Roads. ~

The southwest farmer would he
practically helpless without the aid
( Of the automobile they have become
farm essentials OF tho first order"
This II the statement of q. O. Simp-
son. manager Of the Kansas city
her company. who Is here today with
tho kansas city chamber of com
mcrcc '2Sth annual trade extension
excursion
Automobiles bring the farmer
closer To market, closer to his neigh
| bnr and closer "a hts own farm
continued Mr. simpson II talked
with farWcr In kansas city IA few
weeks ago who has touring car he
converts into u light truck for the
haulngc Of hogs to tho stock yards
from his farm which Is olcated 20
miles from Kansas Cttv Ito told me
that trips that formerly took him
two days hN tchm and wagon are
now made IN half a day and tho cost
of gasoline ana oil was actually less
for the round trip than the cost OF
feeding and caring Tor the team he
tween trips
Farmers arc using the Automo-
bile moro today rs means OF trans
portatinn than are any other class
of people Trips TO town and TO the
city are made by autos Purchase
OF supplies and Implements are made
M they are needed and delays In de-
livery are overcome by bringing ma
terials hack home In the car.
Percentage Increases.
Proof that the automobile is dec
ognizcd by the farmer ana ranch
owner is had from the '1Nla automo-
bile registration figures which show
that greater percentage Of Increase
was made In the southern middle
western and western states In auto
mobile ownership than In any other
section OF the United states and
there are more cars IN proportion TO
the population In the western farm
ling states than In any other part OF
the country
There is every indication that
this condition will continue because
people In this part. OF tho country
are becoming more and more alert
To the economy Of better highways
They realize that good roads plus
cars and trucks move their crops
Thousands OF dollars worth of food
stuffs that formerly went To waste
by rotting IN the fields are now
transported TO market at the proper
time. Good roads Increase farm
property values and also incrense
farm production.
Good Roads Activity.
Nothing. can make Kansas City
a greater commercial center quicker
than good roads throughout this ter
rltory. Good roads mean not only
better communication and transpor-
tation, but, as well. that more acre-
age will be planted and the farmer
will have more time for work on the
farm, and will spend less timo on
the road between farm and market
and city One reason we Kansas
city business men are 40 optimistic
on the prosperity prospects OF this
part OF the country is the fact that
there Is more intense good roads ac-
tivi,y here In this section right now
than ever before In history
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
FAMINE IN SUGAR IS PUZZLE
TO THE GERMAN PEOPLE

HI Tht N'foTTATfU TTtN
BERLIN. May l0.-The sugar
famine from which Germany IL now
suffering IL a mystery perpleNing
German housewives, as sugar. owing
20 the beet root industry, has been
common staple even during the
)war Because OF the sugar shortage.
sfhe nations supply OF marmalade
seems 10 be completely exhausted.
Political and Industrial disturb
ances are blamed for the restricted
output OF beet sugar The factories
have been shut down altogether or
are running on short hours
Large quantities OF sugar are said
10 have disappeared mysteriously or
TO have been confiscated by local SOL
dlers and workmen's councils
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

here today Great crowds struggling
TO reach an objective on 0he north
ern side OF the Rue Neuve becom-
lny noisy and unruly caused call to
bo sent to the police station for the
reserves. ghe objective was an Amer
lean shoe store which had just ad-
Vertised for sale a carload of foot
wear at prices ranging from so to 60
francs. In the shopping district shoes
were worth from so To $50 francs
and here these crowds were battling
francs. In tho shopping district shoes
at the lower cost, equivalent to SO
or 1l2 a pair. The supply was ex-
haustcd before shutdown AS two
poorly dressed women emerged from
the store one was heard to say;
blessed he the Americans: | have
saved so francs"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

coast via the great lakes, Atlantic
ocean, Gulf OF Mexico and Panama
canal is the long journey which
awaits the const guard vessel Mi
kawc. The Mlkawe. known during
the war as "SP 500" is being over
hauled preparatory for her depar-
ture for an Atlantic port.
The sturdy little craft has a com
plemem or five men and II Is ex-
pected that the crew will be permit
ted TO take the boat to eastern
waters.
IL is understood that the boat will
proceed under her own power
through the great lakes and the New
York barge canal and that present
plans contemplate her moving to
Hampton Roads. Va. From there
she probably will be conveyed by a
collier. and she may be carried, at
least part of the distance, on a
larger vessel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

middle and reverse gears. and the
gear-boS was sealed IN high Tho
motor was started, the car le:, the
motel and did not return for seven
days. that was Aprii 8.
A Remarkable Record.
The Overland 90. driven hy a re
lay OF four drivers. ran night and
day, the motor never stopping for
1853 continuous hours The drivers
had no advantage OF gear shifting
during the two days OF mln on
muddy roads and the 12 To i5 hours
they spent each "a hour day on good
and bad city pavements, In the -ush
OF traffic and on the Oklahoma
roads 1t has been said that IL a
motor car will stand up on an okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

homa road. II will endure In any
other section or the world.
10 these seven days anl nights,
during which tho gcY could not he
shifted from high, nor the motor
stopped for carburetor adjustment
or spark plug change, the model 30
broke the worlds record for "A test
OF this Kind. The speedomcter. care-
fully checked showed that II had tray.
elcd t,S70,l miles That Is practically
one sixth around the world or a
distance OF equal to trip from New
York to Los Angeles and back acr1s
the southern TRAN to oklahoma Ciiy.
This remarkable non stop perfor-
nance In high gear exceeded the
next best record ever made by l99 /
miles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11

Remarkable automobile perform
ances are not as frequent these days
as they were four or five seasons
ago; The American automobile man
ufacturer has attained so very high
a standard OF product. That may
explain why so much unusual at
tenIon has been attracted during
the last few days 10 new worlds
performance record made by an
Overland stock car Model 80
New from the factory, this model
30 was taken from the salesrooms
OF the Carhart Motor mpany at
oklahoma city. on March 5sth,
and driven to the lobby OF the Leo
Huckins hotel. There the gear shift
lever was disconnected from the low.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
Request 10 Rebuild Churches.

PARIS. May l0-Miss Boutet. who
has Just died AT PerpiEnan. at the
age OF ~. has left her whole for
tune TO France to he devoted 10 the
work Of rebuilding churches de-
stroyed by the Germans. The amount
will exceed 500. 900 francs. or
100000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
COAST GUARD VESSEL TO
Be GIVEN OCEAN VOYAGE

sAuLr STE. MARIE. Mich. May
iV-ftom 81 Mary's river, the H.
.erha'onal boundary between Mich.
Wah and Canada, to the Pacific
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
BEL CLANS STRUGGLE TO
BUY AMERICAN FOOTWEAR

BRUSSELS, April 2. (By mail -
American shoes were placed on sale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07
ROBOCZE KOSZrLE-

Mesk.e robocze rkoszule z przyszy-
tym kofnierZem, pierwszor5edne wy
roby, z czarnej satyny, indigo O 4
niebieskie [ ~chamf6ray. SOl
sl.65 do 81 gatunek, Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07

Dokonczenie re strongly l-szej.
r AUTOMoBILOW
ODDALA ROBO1NIKOW,
KTORZY PoRZUCILI
SWE PRACE.

Toledo, o., z maja. - Okoio
800 robtnikow zatrudnionych
PREY fabryce automobilow male
iacej do firmy .Willys : Over
land, zostaio oddalonych, gdy
sic rano zgiosili do piracy w IA
bryce latarn ACKNOWLEDGMENT, z
og6lnej liczby 1900 robotm-ow,
l,lSO ME staw3o sic do piracy.
Vice Prezydent Earl oswald
cyl, re z~aprzestanie piracy tylu
robotnikow, ME wywrze ujemne-
go wpiywu ma prace. Oswiadczyi
przytem, re wszyscy CT, ktorzv
wbrew rozkazowi firmy opuscili
swe stanowisko. stracili prawo do
odsetek zysku. niedawno zaprowa
dzonych przez firing. w ostat-
uim podziale zysku, rrzypadaio
IA kazdego robotnika Cd SIS do
slO0 "a try miesace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07

/. Alianckie wojska posunely
sic, pomimo silnego oporu Boise
wikow. wzdiuz kolei thurman
skiej. Ma poiudnie Cd Archan-
gielska pierwsza aliancka flotyl-
Ia dopiyneia do frontu walk II
zbiegu REX Wagi i Dzwiny. Boil
szewicy ostrzeliwuja alianckie Ii
ME wzdiuz Wagi.
2. Finlandczycy i Rosyanie
posuneli sic ma wschod Cd jeziora
fadoga, u~zyskujac dzieki temu
kontrole mad koleja, wiodaca do
p6iwyspu Kola. oraz izoluiac
przez to bolszewickie wojska ma
tym p~6iwyspie. Mieszkahcy dy-
stryktu Karelia, kt6ry jest ma
mapce probationary, zaczyna-
ia dazyc do przylaczenia tego
dystryktu do Finlandyi.
3. Postep Finlandczykow / Ro-
syan W dystrykcie Karelia zagra-
"a radon Lenina i Trockiego w
stolicy kraju,
4. Ma rosyjskim froncie zacho-
dnim Niemcy,E stohczycy i Lofty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07

dlowym, Board Of Trade), O.
swiadczy}, IL jesli ceny zboza ME
spadnq w 10 dniach, Rad poczyn,
kroki, kt6re zmusza do znizenia
tych cen, obecnie zn6w niespra--
wiedliwie wyg0rowanych. kroki
heda powziete ma ~zjeidzie dnia
1890 maja w Nowym Iorku, w
kt6rym bedq rcprezentowanl MY
narze, piekarze, maklerzy i inni.
Ameryka ma obowiazek wyzy--
vienna caIego swiata. NieuczcIwie
postepuja spekdlanci, kt6rzy Z
tego korzystajq. Azeby ceny IL
trzymat ma normalnym poziomie,
Rad nawet got6w jest rowr6cic
do ograniczen z r. 1917.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIETSKIE.

- Wiasciciele piekarni staraja
sic o zakaz sadowy przcciw straj-
l4pjacym piekarzom, ktorzy pu-
hlicznosc o~dciagaja Cd kupowa--
MIA pieczyw w pickarniach, obje-
tych strajkiem. WnieSli petyce
Go sadu wyzszego.
- l.. A. Castle, artysta wode-
wilowy, aresztowany zostaf pod
zarzutem pozowania ma zolnierza
Z dywizyi Prairie. ktdry odniosi
rany we Francyi. Przyznal sic, re
sic nazywa Schloss i re gdy sic
zeni}, zmicnii nazwisko ma Castle
(co Jest dosiownem t}omaczeniem
wyrazu schloss-,,zamek'). We
zwano zone jego ma stacye, pred
kt6ra sic przyzna}, re s}uzyi w tel
dywizyi, o ~wskazuja take jcgo
papiery, lecz nigdy ME by} ran
nym.
- Wczoraj w kuchni mieszka-
MIA PAM Julii Ihoren, pnr. 6405
Emerald ae.. %znaleziono zacza-
dzonych pania Julie Thoren,
dw6ch synkow, trzyletniego Je-
rzego i czteroletnicgo Byrona. w
lszni czekai ma kapiel 4-miesiecz-
fly Teodor. Z~nalazla ich 13-tolet-
MIA Loretta, c6rka PAM Thoren.
,Jej place. Sciagna} sasiad6w. Ami
swieze powietrze ami pulmotor
ME pom6g}. B. Thoren, MAJ, gdy
wrocif wieczorem z piracy, byf
rieutulony W zalu. Tragedya by
Ia rezultatem nieostroznosci. Ma
tka zapalila piecyk gazowy 0
trzech plomieniach, azeby. "a
grzat wode ola kapieli dziecka.
Gaz W ma}ej kuchence PREY zam'
knietych drzwiach i oknach wnet
powietrze popsuf do tego stop
MIA, il matki i synkowie stracili
przytomnost a p6zniej zycie.
Niemowle W lazni uszfo bez
szwanku, gdyz drzwi byiy zam--
kniete.
- Obtakanie p-awdopodobnie
bylo powodem, il PAM Vera Ire
pagnier zastrzeiila wydawce P.
F. Vollanda, O czem wczoraj do
niesiono. PAM E.'T. Johnson, z
pnr. 327 Home ave-, twierdzi, il
grudniu PAM Trepagnier przy-
sz}a do niej z prosba o prace. Pa
nj Johnson z%atrudniaia ia jake
i pokojowke. Ma pyta-
ME, ola czego w tym wieku (pani
Trepangier liczy lat COY jeszcz. .
pracuje. odpowiedziaia, IL przyby ;
Ia do Chicago, azeby odzyskac
5wa m~iniaturke Waszyngtona i
Jest be- funduszow. Z bfednem
xyrazem oczu opowiadasa, re
Volland okradf ia. Poz-
1iej innym osobom to samo opo-
wiedziaia. Parma F. E. Spooner,
adwokat PAM Trepangier, oswald
re obiakanie bedzie praw-
iopodobnie glowna obrona oskar.
=
- J. Barnes, prezes zbozowej
torporacyi fedsralnej administra-
wi zywnosci, wczoarj w movie
orzed tutejszym Wydzialem Han
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07

SEE powstrzymuia napierajacych
bolszewik6w W prowincyach mad
baltyckich. Dalej ma po}udnie
wojska polskie spychaja bolsze-,
wikow W tyi.
3. Kijow znajduje sic obeenie
W reku antibolszewickich wojsk
u~kraiiskich.
6. Wojska ~generala Denekine
trzymaja kontrole ma posudnio-
WYNN wschodzie. Komenda tel
armii przeslala Aliantom elabo--
rat, przcdstawiajacy program o.
balenia rzad6w Lenina i Troc--
kiego, oraz zjednoczenia Rosyi,
PREY zagwarantowaniu mozliwie
najszerszego samorzadu lokalne,
go.
I. Armia generaia Kolczaka
posuwa sic w dalszym ciagu i
stale naprz6d " kierunku rzeki
WoFgi. Celem jej jest Samara
spodziewaja sic, re wojska Kol--
czaka wkrotce wypedza armie
bolszewickie z calej doliny Vol,
81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07
SPODNICE.

DGmskie kolorowe spoSnice. zrobio
ne z dobrej hwieclstej satyny | ba-
weinianej tGffety. majs ukla-N1
dana rufle. elastyczne W eDl
s1.75 wartosci, Pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07

szynkarza, dnia logo kwietnia, a
policyanta &. Wilsona, murzyna
dnia 30go kwietnia.
Wed}ug zeznan rabusiow, do
szajki tel take mleli naiczec
Roscoe Meyers, ktory zostal "a
bity przez policyanta Wilsona w
pojedynku, ktory byi powodem
smierci ostatniego, oraz ]. Orr,
kt6ry zostai zabity W chihskiej
pralni przcz detektywa Griffitha,
dnia logo kwietnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07
ZE STRAJKU TKAcZY w
LAWRENCE, MASS.

Lawrence, z maja. - Antoni J.
Caparago, czionek komitetu straj
kujacych tkaczy, zawiadomii po-
licye, re on i Nathan Clineman,
organizator krawcow zostali wy
riagnieci w nocy z swych lozex
przez bande zamaskowanych lu-
dzi, kt6rzy zabrali ich poza mia
sta i SLIME pobili. Zamaskowa-
nych mezczyzu miaio bye dwu-
dziestu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07

puiku, ktory straza dowodzi nd
Forum, przybyl ma miejsce kllka
minut pred TEN i do zblizajace-
60 sic majtka Hagemanna rzucil
rozkaz, azeby Goddarda napefnii
kulami. Hagemann pociagnaf
cztery razy "a cyngiel karabinu.
Goddard biegi do 1nstytutu
Sztuk. Pierwsze dwic kule paddy
ma ziemie, a gdy Goddard ME "a
trzymai sic, majtek podniosi lufe
i jedna kula trafiia go w biodro,
Il druga w ramie.
Goddard ma try rany. Podob-
no inny majtek, stojacy w pobli-
III, i jakis zolnierz take strzelali
do Goddarda.
Tysiace osob 6ylo Swiadkamt
sceny.
Rannego Goddard oddano w re
&c policyi, kt6ra go zawiozia. do
szpitala w ,,bridewell'. Ma sic
znajdowac w stanie groznym. w
kieszeniach jego znaleziono re-
wolwer, brzytwe, noz, bondy
miejskie ma $1,000, kupione W
Seattle. i $3.50 w gotowce, wraz
Z LISTEN, atakujacym w. r.
Hearsta, znanego wydawce.
Goddard miai wsp6lnika, kt6--
rego jednak ME znaleziono. Re-
wolwer, ktory znaleziono w jego
kieszeni, byi kalibru 50 i ME by}
wypalony Cd dluzszego czasu.
Natomiast majtek pewien zna--
lazi kabzle cd kuli, ktora Goddard
wypalii, a ia jest kalibru 80. Wi
docznie Goddard zamienii re-
wolwery re wsp6lnikiem.
Drugi revolver z nabojami,
ksiazeczke bankowa, oraz 4 bondy
20 $50 i papiery, swiadczace o
posiadaniu ziemi w Montana,
znaleziono w pokoju Goddarda w
hotelu. Me znaleziono zadnych
nielojalnych. Goddard
tam Cd roku / pracowai
do niedawna.
Majtek Hagemann posiany 20
stall do STACEY Great Lakes, gdzie
by1 ~postawiony pod dozorem,
gdyz wbrew reguiom marynarki
karabin jego byi nasadowany.
Natomiast reguiy w~ojskowe wy
magaja. azeby zofnierz ma stray
nabity karabin. Forum
.wyciestwa jest obecnie rezerwa
eva pod kontrola wiadz militar-.
nych, lecz ME wiadomo, czy VOL
skowych, czy marynarki. Nosze-
ME broni przez cywilnych W Ia
<iej rezerwacyi jest zakazane.
Porucznik Ford oswiadczyl, IL
ma przeszio so swiadkow, kt6rzy
zeznajs, re Goddard pierwsze
'trzaiy dal i ME "a trzymai sic
"a wezwanie.
w TEN samem Forum Zwy-
:iestwa wczoraj wicczorem TAX
ie ME powstai podczas hymnu
,arodowego niejaki Edward Muir
'ay, 45S S. State ul., lecz policya
3arkcwa usuneIa 60, zanin przy-
:z.o do zaburzeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07
Kronika Miejscowa.

Dokonczenie .2e strolncv |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07
MESKIE OyERALLS.

Union wyrobu. z gr~auatowej Denim
materyi. wielkosci 81 do ~, q
W pas.e. $3.50 wartosc, 01
para Ia ..........'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07
ZAWIADOMIENIE.

DR.. NJ. F. Bozinch, przeni6s>
swoje biuro z rnr. S45 Milwau-
kec ave-, gzd;e urzedowal przez
"a lata. Obecnie bedzie miai pnr.
700 n. Ashland ave. rog Huron
IT,, mad apteka Polonia Pharmacy
cy. Telefon Haymarket 1892. Go
dzinv urzedowe te same.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-07
POSTRZELONY PREF
MAJTKA IA NIEUCZCZENIE
Nj NARODOWEGO.


]. Goddard, LEGACY lat IS, ME-
zatrudniony blacharz, tymczaso-
womieszkajscy w hotelu Onta-
rio, pnr. ols N. Clark ul., byi jedy
nym z kilkutysiecznego tlumu
we Forum Zwyciestwa przy bull
warze Michigan, ktory ME zdjal
kapelusza i ME powstat, gdy ka-
pela ma zakonczenie programu
pc poludniowego, zagra}a hymn
arnerykanski Star SpangIed
Banner"
Kobicta, podobno pielegniarka
Czerwonego Krzyla, z gniewem
wezwasa go, azeby powstat re
stofka i odkryi glove. Goddard
odpars z nina wyzywajscs, Re
ME powstanie ola nikogo. w
mgnieniu Okla nastapiso wrzenie.
Zewszad wolano: .ZrzuciG mu
kapelusz!" rPowalit go!"
w poblizu stall, salutujac pod
czas hymnu, majtek S. Hage-
mann, jeden re straznikow Fo-
rum. Majtek ME mogi sic ruszyc
z miejsca podczas hymnu, lecz do
swego przyjaciela, bylego majtka
azeby seiagnal Goddar-
da re stolka. Towarzysz pieleg-
scisgnai Goddardowi kape
lusz, lecz ten ME powstat. Wt.dy
przyjacitl majtka ujai 60 "a ko'-
nierz i podnioa ma nogi. Goddard
wyjsi revolver. w tel
ehwili ukohezono hymn. Goddard
wypalii diva razy. Kule swisne,y
obok uszu majtka. / iego przyja-
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