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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
JACKSON IS
LINED UP FOR
ARMY CAMPICN
Mrs. Wilson, of Mariana, Ac-
cepts County Chairman
ship, Which Completes
Zone Organization.

Mrs. Cyphus L. Wilson, wife of
Judge c. L. Wilson of Marianne, who
was one of the most active and sue
cessful workers in the recent govern
ment loan campaigns in the West
Florida zone. has accepted the Jack
son county craftsmanship for the SAL
walton Army Home Service Fund
Drive. May 1926. 1t was announced
last night by Postmaster B. S. Ham
cock. zone chairman, upon his return
to the city from a business trip over
parts of the zone.
Realizing the great Importance of
the success of the drive. Mrs Wilson
has consented to enter upon the work
with the same good spirit that she
did in the recent loan drives and will
endeavor to line up her same organi-
zation behing the movement in Jack
son county, which vouchsafes the sue
cess Of the drive there.
This completes all the West Florida.
county organizations. according to Mr..
Hancock. who is much ENCOURAGED
concerning the outlook for the drive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
SMITHWICK IN
WASHINGTON FOR
ENTIRE SESSION

washington, May Congressman
John III. Smithwick. of the Pensacola
district. reached washington today fo-
the extra session of congress, which
meets next Monday. The new congress-
man came prepared to stay through
out the session. He said Mrs. Smith
wick and the Smithwick children ex-
pect to leave Pensacola In about a
month for washington.
They will most likely live through
out the summer at some point near
washington, where the congressman
can join them over the weekend. The
hopes to locate house
in the suburbs OF Washington by fall
where the family can establish them
selves at housekeeping
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
MOLINO FAIR
ASSOCIATION
MAKES PLANS
November 1914 Dates De
cided on for 1919 Fair at
Enthusiastic Meeting Last
Night.
L. w. HARDY AGAIN
is FAIR MANAGER
Escambia County Farmers
and Live Stock Raisers
Will Be Urged Early toI
Cooperate.

A meeting of the board of directors
of the Moliao Fair association was
held in the office of the county agri-
cultural demonstrat ton agent last
night to take preliminary steps fort
this years fair The dates for the
fair were set for November 12-14, and
it was decided to offer more generous
premiums than last year and to take
every possible step to stir the interest
of the farmers and stock raisers and
their families early in the season to
make their plans for big success at
the 1919 fair.
1t will be remembered by nearly
everybody how great success Escam-
bia county made last year at the
Molino, the Jacksonville and the Mari
ana fairs, since it was so thoroughly
exploited at the time in the Journal;
and the directors determined to pull
this year for an even bigger success.
and the taking of first place at the
State Fair for this county
Commissioner Hardy. chairman of
the board of directors. Secretary Hail..
Directors e. Kaselack, w. N. williams
and e. 7. Russell, and County Farm
Demonstration Agent Carl Burnett,
Home Demonstration Agent Miss Myr
tie Floyd and Special County Agent
Smith were in attendance. The coun-
ty agents were elected associate mem
bers of the board of directors. and
L. w. Hardy was elected manager of
the fair.
The responsibility of carrying on the
necessary propaganda among pros
pective exhibitors to secure demon
stration agents. 1t was decided to make
financial plans at the next meeting.
based on the now popular principla
or drive. Messrs. Hardy and Bur-
nett and Miss Floyd were named as
a committee on premiums. and in
structed to draw up the final list OF
premiums for this year as soon az
possible. SO that the intending ex-
hibitors might have it in mind early
in the growing season.
The decision was reached to make
substantial improvements in the fair
grounds, especially the spaces re-
served for the live stock. 1t was also
decided to have some clean attraction
as drawing card and the secretaryi
was instructed to lookout for such
an attraction. There was consider,
able objection to having any other
than agricultural attractions, as it was,
felt that the proper object of the
fair is strictly to promote agriculture
in Escambia county, and not to enter-
tain the people; but the feeling pre-
vailed that the right sort of side
attraction might increase the revenuei
and thus provide the means Tor al
larger and better fair in 1920.
The directors feel that they are en-.
gagged in a public enterprise for the
general good, and that they are there
fore entitled to all the assistance that
can be given them by all citizens,
and they state that they will greatly,
appreciate any effort that will stimu-.
late the producers of the county 10.
make early and special efforts to have
plenty of good crop. stock and hornai
GINNING exhibits at Molino in Noven =
ber.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
SERPLANE NC-4
COMPLETES TRIP
TO HALIFAX, N. S

Halifax, Y. s., May 1.-THE Ameri-
can naval seaplane NC-4 arrived here
at 2:10 p. m, Halifax time) from
Chatham, Mass.
Allowing for an hours distance in
time between this port and Chatham,
the plane made the flight of approxi-
mately geo nautical miles in three
hours and As minutes.
Washington, May 14.-The navy de-
partment communicated with the sea
plane NC-4 from Washington at Ill
a. m. today, received a reply from
Commander Read and had broadcasted
to Europe and to the west coast of the
United States the planes position in
three minutes elapsed time. The com
munication was accomplished without
notice to any of the stations involved.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
COTTON GROWERS
LEAGUE FORMED
AT SECRET MEET

New Orleans, May 14.--At a secret
meeting here tonight cotton growers
representing four hundred thousand
acres of cotton lands, the American
Cotton Growers League was organ
lied. The purpose of the organization.
it was understood. will be to combat
what was to be termed strong influ-
ence brought to bear by representa-
tives of cotton brokers and New Eng
land manufacturers, on proceedings Of
the conference assembled here to con
slider organization of hundred million
dollar exports. corporation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15

EXPECTED TO
CROSS OCEAN

Aonauk Point. n. z, May 1.-THE
aw dirigibIe c. left here today on
flight for st. Johns, n. F., which
/ lay be followed, if the coastal per-
finance proves satisfactory, by an
Tempt to fly across the Atlantic
In command of ffeut Commander
ol the C-5 took a northeast course.
1peeted 10 carry her over the naval
station at Chatham. Mass. and
aence along the New England and
anadian coasts 10 St. Johns. There
ishter- than -air'' experts. put ashore
ION the cruiser Chicago with spare
sfts tools and supplies of initiation
4 and fuel, await the dirigible ready
assist in preparing her for possible
ss9 mile nonstop cruise to the Brit
Isles.
mere was a possibility also. naval
aleers said. that the route of the
seaplanes via the Azores might
'oliowed. reducing the longest jump
spproximately 1900 miles by max
stop at Punta Delgado. Azores
-0plion of this itinerary would give
drigible the, benefit of the war
~ patrol established for the heavier
machines. the plan being to
me C-5 on her eastward passage
- me Nc expedition has reached
ope' or at least has completed the
~. .oandland -to-Azores leg OF its
.i,.s ,,sssnington, May 14.-Reports re-
AZ the navy department today
progress of the navy dirigible
oa its flight from Montauk point.
-. sand. TO Newfoundland, led Of
% believe the craft would reacss
e. soaa between 6 o'clock and 8
tomorrow morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
WORK BEGINS ON
4 BATTLESHIPS
BEFORE JULY /

Washington, May 14.-Acting under
authority conferred by the war emer-
gency legislation, the navy department
today placed an order, or what
amounts to a requisition. for fourteen
thousand tons of steel with the Car
negie Steel company, the steel to be
used In starting construction on four
battIeships, work on which under the
act authorizing them. must be begun
before July i. The order is placed at
a tentative price subject to later ad-
justment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15

Tampa, May 1-.-Henry s. Horn
brook. aged SO, and Mrs. W. s. Nc
Donald. so. were drowned In Double
Branchers creek. twelve miles west OF
Tampa, tonight. when an automobile
in which they were riding skidded off
the road while approaching bridge
over the creek and plunged into ten
feet Of water. Mrs Mcdonald is said
to have been driving.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
w. C C. S. WORKERS
GO TO CONFERENCE
IN CHATTANOOGA

Secretary II. B. McAlister, of the War
Camp Community Service. expects TO
leave today for Montgomery Ala. where
where he will stop off for a day. pro-
ceeding tomorrow to Atlanta, where he
win remain over for the weekend. going
to Chattanooga in time for the conference
of secretaries for the Southern division
of the service to be held in the Ten
nessee city Monday and Tuesday. Leo
A. waters Mr.. McAlisterss assistant her..
win leave Saturday in order to be at the
opening of the conference Monday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15
NEWS IN BRIEF
FROM ALL OYER
TIL UNIVERSE
2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES za

Mobile, May 1.-THE Alabama di-
vision of Confederate Veterans. in re-
union here. voted unanimously to op-
pose the suggestion of legislation pro-
viding federal pensions for Confeder-5
ate soldiers.
New York. May 14.-Fifty officers
and 1901 men of the s2nd Division.
National Army. composed of Georgia.
Alabama and Florida troops arrived
from Bordeaux today on the steamship
Satrustegui.
Columbus, Ohio, May 1o.-The tri-
annual convention of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen opened here to-
day. The convention will continue %
days during which time, it was said.
at least $4,000 trainmen from all pa arsts
of the United States would attend
meetings.
Vicksburg. Miss, May 14.-Nrrs.
Myrtle Schrink. of Canton. Miss, and
a chauffeur were drowned today when
an automobile in which they were rid
ing went through a protection rail
and into the Yazoo canal here Anoth-
er passenger was rescued. 1t was said
the chauffeur was unable to reduce
speed. The party intended boarding
transfer boat in the canal.
Washington. May 14.-Homer L. Fer
guson. president and general manager
of the Newport News Shipbuilding
and Dry Dock company. has been
elected president of the chamber of
commerce of the United States. il
was announced from officers here to-
day as the result of mail vote to the
,, organizations board of directors Fer
guson succeeds Harry A. Wheeler. of
Chicago. who declined re- election after
serving two terms
Washington. May Representa-
tives of foreign born residents of the
United States told the Americaniza-
tion conference of the interior depart
ment today that native Americans
have much to learn in attempting to
make citizens of aliens.
Sharp criticism of contempt was ex-
hibited by some persons toward for
eigners and of the general ignorance
in this country of European racial diff
ferences expressed by Albert Mamaty,
of Pittsburg, president of the Slovak
League of America. Nathan Peyser
executive director of the New York
Educational Alliance.
washington, May 1-.-Soldiers who
married abroad are eligible for immed-
late discharge on their arrival in this
country, the war department today in
formed commanders Of ports of de-
barkation.
Chicago, May Marie Nardina.
called queen of the reds by govern
ment authorities, her husband and
lAdolph and Joseph Fratesi, are being
held on deportation warrants tonight
following a raid on their flat and the
seizure of a quantity Of anarchistic
literature Federal authorities said
evidence Indicated that the quartet had
been working on a plan to bring about
an uprising of radicals on Indepen-
dence Day.
Washington, May 12.-Chairman
Hurley. of the shipping board, said
| to-day the matter of allocating addi-
tional marine tonnage to southern
ports is being considered and definite
relief could be assured exporters of
southern states within six weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-15

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r.a.v with probably local 2
.-s in the south ard cen- 2
'nI"e sortions. Friday fair with Z
lie variable winds.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-12
Z p. Morgenthau' spa.
Ola maska.

Pan Henry M%orgenthau, ktory 70
stall zamianowany przez prezydenta
Wilsona szcfem komisyi amerykan-
skiej ola zbadania sprawy rzeko-
mych ~pogrom6w " POlsce, zachowy-
wal poczatkowo pozory ~bezstronno-
sci, ale z b!egiem czasu corsz bar
d2iej wypadal z tel roll - oka1uJac
sic TEN, "a co Cd dawna ogolnie III
uchodzil zydOwskim szowinista
Wyczuwa siQ 20 wyraznie z gioso"
prasy k~rajowej 0 zachowaniu sic Je-
go.
Jak Czytelnikom wiadomo, wkrot
&c DO swym przyiezdzie do Warsza-
WV urzsdzil p. Morgenthau konfe-
remove z pOlskimi dziennikarZaml'
ktorei przebicg podaliSmy W naszem
pismie. Z kohcem lipca poprosii lch
zn6w ma powt6rns k%onferencye, 2
ka6rei sprawozdawca, ,Kuryera
Warszawskiego" ujmuje swe wTazc-
mia " nastepujace s}owa:
.,R6wniez / ia konferencya ME
dala zadncgo wyniku pozytyWneso.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-12
DO WIADoMoScIl

wszystkich E~ntsresantow n~ajuDr1et-
misj prOsimy o pr-SeSfrHegnnie ponhE-
mych wskREoWekl
Biura AdnalnIstrncyt naszeJ twar
"a prEes dAIsa cafy Cd SOAziny s-ms1
urana do 1850 W~feekoHsm - CO dnta, q
wyjstkiem nIedHlel I SWIFT krajOwych.
SsrssdcS Pisuaa massage przyJmnJs
interesantow co GnIa W GODzlNACH
POPoLUDHIowYCH Cd z-EieJ do S-teJ
- w~ytatkiem sObot
Redakeya ola Intereaan2or otvxnrtA
lest TYLKO w GODzINA.CH
= oD GODzINY 1880 DO GODZINT
I1E3OI Pc POfudniu tyiko m 'DeeSnhS
umOwq.
Redaktor Nae1elny prHyJmu1e Sute-
resantoyT TYLKO Pc GoDZINIB 3e-teJ
PRED PoLUDNIEM.
UprasEa sIe o lie mokno&ci WsEeTkie
EpraWy . Redakcya safatN1ae PlsHa-
ME, bo ma konwersacye dfuEte ME ma
my eHasut tylk0 w Spravach SEcEegol-
nsejsseJ wagi. osObistYch, iub ME daJa-
eych sic ~Ealatvte ETteAie - drOgR ko-
respOndeneyt prOsiny 1awte sic oso-
biScie, s~aehowujsc ma w~sgledSte, As o.
kOfO SodzIny 11-teJ samJkamJ gasete
y naJbardkieJ JesteSmy wfedy
s~atrudnient
KoreGDondentow upraSzamy stnnO-
wczo, ably pisan CzYTELNIE-ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MAszHNIE, ME
ZBYT sCIsLIwIE L TYLKo Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JeSi utwOry ~JakiekOlufek ME ma1S
bye OEloSnone, pOchlnhiR je - kOss
redakcyjnyT Jean pOkRdane - do Ewro-
tu, w raEts ME 0glossenia' haleAy 20
WYHAENIE ZAzNACzYC I ZALACZYC
KEACZEK POCZTOwT MA zWRoTNA
PRzESYEKE.
ZadAyeh komunfkatow do OGfosEenia
ME naieky prEesylne m kartkach Cd
krJtJehI zADNYCH TEE ME PRZYJ-
NIUE SIZE KOMUNIKACYI TELEFO-
NICHNYCH - ehyba " wytatkOwycA
w~ypadknehg rownie& oBloszeh, dotJcEa-
nych ruchu ~ tOWarEystWnch telefonl-
REnfe ME RrEygmuJemy-
WsseIkfe og4oSEenia nalek9 do Dsia-
IN OxfOsEeh " Administrneyt tam sic
niemi Evraeae nhleEy.
POdxfek0waniA - WSZELkIEGO re-
anaJu, RE6oLUCYE zAhOBNEs Poll
rYCZNE { y. naleks do DEtafu ogfo-
wen.
WsHsIkis korespondencye, Hnw1ado-
nlenIa 4 {. d. muSSa bye pOdpfsane -
Defuem naEuiskiem VITAE = ndresem p1-
naceEot beztmIennych. lub podpisanycA
a~Omytlniktem, RlbO wresEeie sfowena
-KomitstD - komunikRcyI, nj kores-
Dondsncy1 ME kamieszc1nmy.
stanowcEO ME ORlaasRmy SAONYCH
.HALOWp, AMI wyeiecsek, hub ,spfknl-
kows, URzADzANYCH w NIEDzIELE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-12
Uwalnianie Internowa.
nych Ukrainc6w.

Dzienniki lWoWskie donosza: W b.
zakladzie karnym ola mezczyzn We
Lwowie (Brygidki) znajduje sic o.
becnie p~rzeszlo 400 Os6b inferno
wanych ma zarzqdzenic wiadz VOL
skowych "a wrogie zachOwanio sig
wobec Polak6w. Poniewaz Obecn!e
W kraju z%apanowal juz wzglednJ
pok6j, panstwowe wiadze polskie
funkcyonuja iuz prawidlowo na-
wet wieksze wysilki garstki WarchO.
low ME potrafia spokoju naruszyc,
postanowiono uwolniG Geese inter-
nowanych Ukrainc6w. w tym ce!u
ma polecenie generala hr. Lameza-
ma ustanowiono komisye, ktGra ma
Ia zadanie badaG kwalif!kacye po-'
szczeg6lnych osobnik6w internowa--
nych, a ma podstawie tych badah J
dostarczOnych materyal0w urzedo-'
Hych wydawac odpowiednie zarza"
dzenia. Internowanych podzielonI
IA try klasy: i mniej winnych Wy
puszcza sic wolnO do domu; y Da"'
dziej obciazonych wypuszcza sic d.
domu, lecz pozostaja oni nadal pod
dozorcm wladz (kOnfinowaniD -
tych zas, co do kt6rych So pewGc da
ne, re uwolnienie ich ~zagrazaiObN
s~pokoiowi publicznemU, odstaWia
sic do obozu internowanych D.
blu pod Krakowem. Komisya ia u
rzeduje juz Cd pieciu dni | spcin'a
swoje zadanie nadzwyczaj sumien--
ME. Dotychczas wypuszczono juz m
wolnosG kilkasct os0b. kobict ! me-
czyzn. przewaanie z inteligencyi. \
za!edwie kilka odstaWiono do Da.
bia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-12
Traktat PokojoWy
z AUSTRIA.

Przedwczoraj zostal podpisany W
Paryiu traktat, ktory ktadzie koniec
temu dlwacznemu p~olityczno = pan
stwowemu zlepkoHi, jaki stanowila
mOnarchis auStro-wegierska. Gale jej
i~stnienie gruntowaio sic jedynie ma
dynastycznych interesaGh Habsbur-
gov i bylo najjaskrawszem pogwal-
ceniem praw wolnosoi wszystkich
niemal wchOdzacych W jej skiad Iu-
dow, totei . nastaniem novel cry 1
nowego porzadku swiata upadek jej
stawal sic rzecza nieunikniona.
y
Wczoraj podalikmy y odpowiednim
k-omentarzem depesze amerykanskiej
agencyi telegraficnej, wedle kt6rej
ezeS6 Galicyi wschodntej 1 Bukowina
mialy zostae p~rayznane Ukraine, a
czes6 Oeszyiskiego Gzechoslowacy1.
WsZystkie nasze dotychczasowe W
tych kwestyach fnformacye 1 znajo--
mosc ~poloienia poEtycznego zdaja sic
wskazywa6 M to, ID many zn6w do
czynienia tutaj przys1owiowa
wprost ignorancya r6inych amery--
kanskich ,,dztennikarzy" czy agen-
tow prasoWych, kt6rzy pred wojna
w nakomttej swej wtekszosd o Eu-
ropie viodzieli mniej wiecej lyle, lie
przenetnie w~yksztaicony Europej--
czyk vie o zanzibarLe cBy Abisynii.
PrZyznanie Ukraine nRJmnieiSzei
choeby czeSci Galicyi wschodniej by
LOBBY ola Polski r6wnoznacznem z u
trats calego ben wyjatku Podola 1
Wolynia, a nadto spr1eciwiaioby sic
zawartym juz Hmowom q Petlura. ia
kie pretensye mole mice Ukraina do
Bukowiny. kt6ra jest W pierwszym
rzedzie rumuhska a potem niemiec-
ka, polska 4 iydowska raczej niz ru-
sidska, to takte tajemmica wiedzy
korespondent6w owej amerykanskiej
agencyi. Co sic tyczy Cieszyhskiego,
to prZyznanie jakiojkolwiek czeSci
jego Czechoslowacyi bez przeprowa-
dzenia ~popTzednio p~lebiscytu byloby
tax krzyczaca W stoSunku do Polski
Observation-Disclosures, IL trudno W mia
u~wierzy6.
Ale - pozostawiajac In boku te
swtatle kombinacye czy dezyderata
amerykahskiego correspondence, war
to uprzytomnic sobie, co wiasciwie
omawiany traktat postanawia o
~przyszlych losach ziem, kt6re po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-12
MA WOLNA CHWlLE.
F1RABIATkO
OpoWiadanie zo1nierza z 1868 r.

SzIa burZa. GeSGy zmrOk SpuScli sic te-
raz ma zicmie przrSzy waiy 90 biysSa-
vice maglc. razqce. Xwichrzyiy 81"
zboaa. CRUDE kropIc dcszczu kara!y
rzadkie i ciezkie.
Hrabiqtko jcchaiO tua PREY mnic.
Paniczyk Il ~trudnOScia w~StrzymywAf
Swojego OcrOmnego ngicra. ktdry wSpt-
nal SIG i rial.
Wien oSlepi} mas, ogiuSzyi biysk i
Hulk -. TO piorun udcrzyi glzieS hli-
sko.
Nigdy ME zapomnc Rdzyckiego W tel
chwili. Zdjai cGapke. bale jcgo czoNo
zaSwiccilo W zmroku, wbii w nicbo u
czy. wielkim Ogniem ~plOnace....
Komu ten grom. Boze Wszcch.
mcgacy zawoIa1 siluym gloScm -
nam czy i'm. Panic?
l. I'm. i'm. - krzykncli naSi.
Hrabiatko zbladio jak chUSta. .Jc-
nera1 podjcchat ku nam jul z dObra
nina.
- A co? - zapytai - strach:
Ma chiopca buchneIy ognie; spuscil
| oczy i rzekl cichy gioscm:
Me, generate. Me ma strachu.
Nigdy!
A wtcm lunai dcszcz nawalny. R0-
R6zycki smial sic:
- No - rzek} - ma dis i'm sic u
piecze! Siemlakin ma TAXI Gas ME
wyleci z BUDDY. Zaraz "a g6rkQ sta
niemy. Ognia / dymu lyle co z fajki al
DO cygara! Kto chce spac mole ale u
kuTbaki. Plkiety wzdiuz ayta, az przez
wies.... A jutro krzykniemy ma dzieh
dobry temu mochowil Co... Do wi
dzenia, panowie!
Pozdrawial mas reka, chcielismy mu
przyhuknaG, ale dat znac, zeby ME-.
zawracal konia, kiedy hrabiatko ru-
szylo ogierem ku MENU.
IdHle ScucIdle.
- A co tam?
= Ja.... ia chciaiym. -. jabym pro-
sil.... jabym bardzo prosil, zeby mnle
general odkomeuderowat do pierwsze-
go oddzialu!
- Ce?.... Co? - wOfal R0iyeki, CO.
fajac sic . keniem. - Pierwszy oddzial
ME ola dzieci!
I ME sluchajac diuzej pognai da-
lei.
Rzadko tax pieknej bitwy 5ak ia pod
Salicha. -
Ranek 20 bury byi cudny, ziemia W
rosach s~nieanych, miejsca nasze wy
borne. Ma g6rze ola zwr6cenia ognia
ma siebie, rozwinai sic pierwszy 3D.
dial, ktdry zawsze dawal ochotnika
d}uga lekko wklesia lipia. Drugi stall
"a MIN " rezeFwie, W pewnem oddale-
niu. Tr1eci 1 czwarty 20 obu ~stronach
wzg6rza, zachodziiy bokiem ku wsi, "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-12

....Od trzech tygodni prawie ME
z~siadaliSmy z konia.
- KoG lepszy niz broh - mawiat
w6dz nasz jeneral RGzycki, kiepiac
kasztara swojego po szyi.
A kasztan prychai radoanie / wy
giawszy kark, skrobai kopytem ziemie,
R65ycki smiaf sie....
OF ,,laSzak" - dOdai wtracajac
swoim z~wyczajem moskiewsiie siowa.
poczem zaraz spluwa} i klai take po
rosyisku. Bo wiedziec trzeba, ii maiym
chlopcem matce przez MoSkali pOrwany,
" Petersbureu W kadetach ksztalcOny,
p6zno wyuczyl sic ojczy$tci mOwy. A
kiedy sic 0 wybuchu ~pOwstania dowie-
| dzia{. zdari oficerskie odznaki i pre-
| padi z mad Newy, wiosna dopiero wy
nurzywszy sic W okolicach Iytomierza
jako dow6dca blisko dwutysiecznej JAZZ
dy polskiej.
By} to piekny mezczyzna. Czapka ma
MIN wysoka, barania, Switka biala, "a
pasem pistOlety.
Cztery szwadrony mas bylo jesz,
cze ludzie przybywali. Szia szlachta,
sill ~oficyaliSci, by}o ten troche mieSz-
czaln. Konie mielismy dobre. Ogromne
trawy zuci}y sic W lakach tel wiOsny
a i owsa tez nam homo sypano pc dro-
DE. Osobliwie wszakze tegiego ogiera
mia}o pod SODA h~rabiatko.
Chlopczyna to byf watly, niewyro'
sly, szczuply, bialy i r6zowy jak die,
wczyna. OF, sokolatko re saawnego
Z6lkiewskiego gniazda.... By1 on z
bratem. Wielki rod, wielkie imie, wiel'
ka tez p~owinnoSt ojczyznie. I starszy
mia{ pod SODA klacz cenna, ma kt6rej
pr~zesliczne chody napatrzec my sic ME
mogli. Ale karo gniady ogier hrabiat'
ka, jak mfodszego z braci VI obozie ma
zywalismy, byl kon iscie h~etma6ski
Gwaitowny, poteznej budowy, nozdrza
ma wiatr, grzywa jak strumieh szu'
miala mu a karku. heb suchy, nogi jab
strmy, pod cienka sk6ra slec drgaja'
eych zyiek. By to jeden z tych koni
CO to w dziesiatem pokoleniu ~jeszcze
wesza step i tabUn..
Powiem prawds, z hrabdatka drwi'
lismy wszysey potrosze, ale go ludzie
lubfli, takie to byio delikatne "a takie
u~grzecznioBe, eiche. jeneral.. z razu
przyja0 do partyi ME chcial.
Do many Do many! syneczkr
- woiai opedzajac sic reka, jakoby Cd
osy. = Tu cukierk6w ME daja! Me
tn kule / SmierG.
Ale hrabiatko sic upario.
z bratem zostane, z bratem. ]
zoSta{.
Y razu miai panicz PREY so6ie koza'
czka luznego. kt6ry jemu j koniowt
siuzyi. Gdy sic wszakze po obozie o
b~ej-zai, tam ka3dy SAN pan i sam shu