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The Washington times., 1919-06-06

9th ST. >. W., 2II-$6,000; near Museum
and park; make examination; ofer con-
sidered; oUt-of-town owner. BOX Aba,
Times office.
HOUSE, nearly new; 4 rooms: 81 200: West
more Station, B. & o. r. R.. near Rock
willie and electric; large lot: choice of two
houses. GEO. r HULL, ROCKVILLE. Nd. IL
Make Your Dreams Come True
WIN build to IsaliIe. your 10: :.
alVtdual Dream Home" on mos:
liberal terms ever offered, includ-
Gag our mortgage loan and tax pro-
lection contract.
No need OF living In antiquatOd.
dIlapidated homes, void of modern
eonVeniencea. The best IL not too
good lSr goa and me: Aadrsss
CHEVY CHASE HOMES FINANCING
COMPANY,
1854 District National Bank Building
FRANKLIN 1913"
City Homes, Suburban Homes,
Farms, Lots
If in the market for anything in
real estate, call and investigate our
offerings. We have homes for i'm
mediate possession, both city and
suburban. Come in and tell US your
wants. We may be able to suit you
promptly.
We strive to serve; don't forget
that.
PETERSON, 1874 18th st. N. w.
je5-tf
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WANTED
HOUSES WANTED.

11OOSHO w AIN ILL
Ownerscontemplating sell
ing should list their houses
with us. We are having a
great demand for dwellings in
all sections and are making
many sales, and have hun
dreds of applicants that we
are trying to suit. Many of
them will pay cash, and most
II them large cash payments.
Shrewd owners are taking
advantage Of this demand for
houses we are now able to
sell for them and realize the
prices that owners have been
trying to get for years.
We have connected with
our sales department the
largest and most active sales
force that we have ever had.
Properties listed with US will
be advertised and every rea-
sonable effort made to make
a sale in the shortest possible
time.
Send us full particulars,
stating lowest price, terms,
whether rented by the month
or leased.
"Ninety per cent of the
buyers apply to our office"
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. N. W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NEAR. "a AND EAST CAPITOL STS-
ThFee-story brick dwelling, IL rooms;
garage: furnace heat; excellent loeAtton
for room renting.
BARGAIN AT S7.eOO.
ANOTHER SUITABLE FOR ROOM
rooms. bath. heated By furnace; vsry sub
atautially bull.
ONLY. $500
Must Be Sold. Act ouieE
IN WASHINGTON BEIGHTS, S7.BOo
10 tOons. bath, furnace heat; lArge
bedrooms, southern exposure: ample SpAcS
TOR garage; can arrange terms.
ANOTHER IN SAME NEIoHBcRHooD
Three-story brick. rooms, bath, furnace
heat; excellent business future.
$3.50.
Out OF town owner directs quick salA
NEAR 18th AND r STREETS
Eight rooms. 2 baths on two hoora: hot
water heat: electric lights; lot 2oziio 70
- " SNAP AT ss.OsS
ANOTHER ON MARYLAND AVE. n. 3
IL rooms, bath; hot water heat; Garaae
Completely renovated. Immediate pOssss-
el0n.
PRICE. 5000.
A GEM IN BLOoMIN6DALB
Immediate Possession.
First time offered. CORNER
rooms. reception hall, tiled bath; hOt
water heat; sleeping porch; hardwood trim,
Room for garage. Hedge, etc.
PRICE, Se.2So.
Err & CO., INC,
Main 426,
Myat-1
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ALLAN E. WALKER s. CO., INC,
813 18TH ST. N. w. Main 426,
In Mt. Pleasant

In Mt. Pleasant
Half block from 18th st. cars; 8 rooms
and bath, on . floors: hot water heat; gas
and electric light; spaceSfor garage; occU-
pied by owner. $3.50.
Home in Saul's Addition
DslafieId st. west side 18Th; . rooms
large reception hall. bath and lavatory
double garage; all modernsimproYenents
$4,000.
Georgia Ave-. Near Colorado
rooms. reception hall and hath; cellar
under entire house; furnace. $1,000; ecsy
terms
Harvard Street
Near corner 18th; 3-stOry home Of 10 large,
light rooms and bath; steam heat; splea-
did alley: room for garage; occupied by
owner; possession. $500.
Beautiful House
In Cathedral ave; semi detached: 10 large,
light rooms; ) baths: steam heat; electric
light and gas. 3 porches; hardwood trim
and parauetry floors; "a feet wide; house
vacant; possession at once. $4,000.
Oak Street, Near Corner
IIth:,6 rooms. reception hall and bath
-hot-water heat; deep lot to alley. $4,000.
Irving Street
Most desirable home OF rooms large
reception hall and bath; hardwood trim
hot-water heat. $500.
Suburban
Mclean, Va.
The best buy on the market today.
Beautiful cement bungalow OF rooms; all
modern improvements; fine spring and
well: acres Of land, improved with fruit
trees etc; owner on premises; give pos-
session at once. $4,000.
New Hampshire Avenue
lust north Of Taylor st: thoroughly mod .
ern home OF rooms large reception hail
and bath: hot-water heat. gas and electric
light occupied by owner; possession.
$1,000.
THE F. II. SMITH CO..
SIS 18th St. y. W. Main $3.50
We have a buyer for your house
) We have a house for you.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES
Bun1alow-$1O.O0O.

acres. rooms. tile bath. electricity,
furnace heat. open fireplace. 100 asserted
bearing fruit trees strawberries and all
other small fruits, garage, chicken house,
fenced with concrete posts, wire fencing,
beautiful lawn shade treaA, 30 minutes BY
auto to center % city, IS minutes By street
cars.
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ON WIDE AVENUE NaoRTHEAsr, 81, AGO.
Detached. s-room. bath. brick: center
hall: hot water heat; porchss. Terms.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
HOME BUYERS!

HOME BUYERS!
Don't put off another day the
actual purchase of a home for your
family. The man thats owns his
own home is safe at all times. 80
per cent of purchasers apply to US.
You can't afford to buy without
first seeing our list. Get in touch
with US.
Capitol Hill Bargains.
Three good buys within a stones
throw of the Capitol. $4,250 to
$3.50.
Bloomingdale Homes-Near 1st
and r. l. ave. n. ".
Near 1st and W SITS. N. VA
modern 6 rooms and bath. Hot
water heat. Only $3.50.
V st., near corner of 1st-s large
rooms and tiled bath; room for
garage; can be bought for less than
$500. Immediate possession.
Rhode Island ave-, near 1st-
6 rooms and bath; hot water: pos
session; excellent condition Price,
$3.50.
For sale-Mintwood place, Wash
ington Heights An army officer,
leaving the city, has placed with US
for sale one of the most attractive
houses in this select street; price,
$12,5O0: IL rooms, 2 baths, steam
heat, electric light, metal weather.
strips, servants stairway; a very
complete home.
Another good one on Washington
Heights. A dwelling containing IL
rooms, 4 bathrooms, garage to hold
2 cars, electric lights, hardwood
floors, hot-water heat, nice-sized
lot to a wide alley; $4,000.
For Sale-Near the Wardman
Park Hotel and Conn. ave. An IN
usually attractive 9-room dwelling
with two elegant bathrooms; heated
by an economical heating plant;
electric lights, hardwood floors, COW
cred porches; garage; price, $10,50O;
reasonable terms.
For Sale-One Of the, most attrac-
tive and best constructed residences
on Biltmore ST.; IL rooms.3 baths.
hot-water heat; lot 23x1l2q owner
anxious to sell; will consider Fea-
sonable offer. ,s - -
erv n~;C SD
For Sale-A modern house in the
fashionable northwest; convenient |
to cars; on Connecticut avenue and |
P street, near Dupont Circle, - -
A handsome three-story brick and |
stone dwelling; 10 rooms, hot-water
heat . slse add lights southern expos
uAOS P4OIVOVs So -F1W ~
a -E-s= ~ g.
90 ~r--
For Sale-"Q" street near 2Oth; |
very substantial e-storyoobTick !
dwelling offered for sale tolsettT4 an |
estate. An out-of-town' attorney has !
written US to get an ofier Of sf2$s0e /
The house is heated with hot water
electric lights: newly nanered. in |
frst-class condition.
Beautiful, homelike bungalow near |
10th and r. |. ave. n. Z. Five large |
rooms, screened sleeping porches. |
Fruit and shade trees. Hot-water
heat and electric lights; lot 50x140 |
to wide alley. Vacant. Immediate /
possession. Key at this office. Price
only $6,400. You will have to act |
quick to get this bargain.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06
Advert Using
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE


BUILDING LOIS
500 lots Just outside the District Haa
~ Prlnee George county. IN the Biadsns-
burg district, known a. North kenii-
worth subdivision. This property is near
tuxedo, on the Pa. r. r.. and IL also ne1r
the B. 4 D. R r. VIII be sofd as an en-
tiTsty AZ the price Of SfS a lot-ssvsral
lots improved By small BUNGALOWS al Ssoa
ana up. Part cash and the balance a
mortgage, u desired
Title guaranteed BY tifia COMPANY
CHAS. ]. HULL. Attorney,
I'll " Calvert ST. Baltimore. Nd
TWO adJoinlng lots. one on eornsT. q
Washington Highlands. four blocks from
car line, $500 for both: viii accept Liberty
bonds. Phone Col S134-J. so Randolph
BUNGALOW, FURNISHED, TAEATEDIATE
POSS ESSTON, S2.250.
FURNISHED bungalow, Mclean. Va, ?
snail bed rooms. kitchen large living
room, cool attractive porch. with &-aeFs
q land. garage, grape arbor. beautiful
hoWerB; I square from station, ? from
store; good school. 4oo-ft. elevation. very
cool; great place for childrens hedge
fence Immediate possession. For sale
cheap, furnished to desirable party,
$3.50 81 900 cash. balance monthly
Monthly fare. eS.01. wash. and Oh
Dominion r. r.. 3sth st. Apply IL Ser
son 70 JOHN DARLING. Mclean. Va. or
phone NJ 37IS.
BUNGALOW, FURNISHED. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. 32.250 10
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NOW VACANT-S8. 500

Will buy you Sne of the best located hot
water heated homes in the northeast sec
ton. Hundreds Of dollars have just been
spent to make this q perfect home. Ths
property has IL rooms and garage. In a
beautiful location. HAS just been all pa
perSd throughout. Also repaihted. This
property 10 q good investment for you, as
well as a good home. Can be rented easily
for 500 per month.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06
FOR SALE-H0USES

FOR SALE-H0USES
ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.
NEAR NEW YORK AVE.
0ix rooms, bath. furnace heat
PRICE. 34.2sO.
NEAR 18TH AND ST8. n. =.
Groom, bath, brick: cellar under entire
house. Yard to alley.
PRICE. $3.50.
NEAR sRD AND SEXTON SITS. n. \
9 roomh bath. colonial porch; nearly nsW
and modern In every detail
PRICE. SA7b0.
NEAR 18th AND y sTs. N. n
Substantially buht bsick. containing D.
IArRe rooms, bath.
NEAT HOME. At t3,sGe.
CAnIAFTangS convenient t0EmA
NEAR 18th 81. AND Pa, AVE. q q.
= large rooms, bath: ce94F under entire
houR4; good yard to alley.
PRICE, ONLY $,s0e.
s3oo cash. SSS monthly. ncinding al u.
NEAR list AND STA n. n
attractive S-story cellar bEck. 9 roolA
sAth. furnace heat: nice yard to alley.
ONLY tI.7SO.
An opportunity TO secure a s-room. bath
aNlnr a =
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An opportunity 10 secure q 9-room. bath
brick dwelling hestsd by furnace for 81, 2S2.
Located on Ingleside Terrace overlooking
alley.
Terms. $3.50 CASH
$50 monthly including all interest.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

Another good one on Washington
Heights. A dwelling containing IL
rooms, 4 bathrooms, garage to hold
2 cars, electric lights, hardwood
floors, hot-water heat, nice-sized
lot to wide alley; $4,000.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

For Sale-Near the Wardman
Park Hotel and Conn. ave. An I'M
usually attractive 9-room dwelling
with two elegant bathrooms; heated
by an economical heating plant;
electric lights, hardwood floors, COW
cred porches; garage; price, $10,50O;
reasonable terms. 80
The Washington times., 1919-06-06
Near 10th & K SITS. \. Z.

&5.7oO-Terms: attractive modern house:
rooms and bath; we'll located in a section
of home owners; convenient 10 car lines
and Kendall Green.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.
NEAR NEW YORK AVE.
Rix rooms, bath. furnace heat
PRICE, S4,2S0.
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Bungalow-$6,TJO.

Six rooms and bath. hot-Water heat. gas
and electricity, fruit trees, strawberry bed
kitchen garden. Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. 713 18th st. n. W
Near Truxton Circle.

S4.5OO-Liberal terms: excellent neigh
borhood; all white section. convenient to
; car lines; 8 rooms and bath.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

NEAR. "a AND EAST CAPITOL sTS.
ThFee-ntory brick dwelling, IL rooms;
garage: furnace heat; excellent loeAtton
for room renting.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

For sale-Mintwood place, Wash
ington Heights An army officer,
leaving the city, has placed with US
for sale one Of the most attractive
houses in this select street; price,
$12,5O0; IL rooms, 2 baths, steam
heat, electric light, metal weather.
strips, servants stairway; a very
complete home.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

Half block from 18th st. cars; rooms
and bath, on ? floors; hot water heat: gas
and electric light; spaceSfor garaSsi occu-
pied by owner. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06
Fairmont Street, Near 18th.

S3.950-Liberal terms: excellent location
on Columbia Heights: rooms and bath
hot-water heat; convenient to both car
lines
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

Beautiful, homelike bungalow near
10th and R. l. ave. \. Z. Five large
rooms, screened sleeping porches
Fruit and shade trees. Hot-water
heat and electric lights; lot 50x14C
to wide alley. Vacant. Immediate
possession. Key at this office. Price
only $4,000. You will have to act
quick to get this bargain.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

Rhode Island ave-, near 1st-
6 rooms and bath; hot water: pos
session; excellent condition Price,
$3.50.
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Georgetown Heights.

SA25O-Terms $500 cash; 8 rooms and
bath, front colonial porch; hot-wster
heat. excellent location; close to Western
High School: hOU=e now vacant and ready
for immediate occupancy.
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$1,000

$1,000
II you want one of Kennedy Bros. we'll
built modern homes, ! have one just now
that 1 can sell you for 81 900. cash pay
ment. Price OF this property is very rea-
sonable after you once see the location
and quality.
I have business places and apartment
houses for sale. as we'll as a great many
welI-built homes. / can sell these for hun
dreds of dollars less than you could build
them.
J. D. CARAVAN
eos. District Nat. Bank bldg.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

NICE Gix-rOom house at IIGS 4th 1t. ". E,
for sale by owner; immediate possession.
Call at 1908 X St " e Sc
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

V ST., near corner of 1st-S large
rooms and tiled bath; room for
garage; can be bought for less than
$500. Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

Gail At lOOg + 81. y. 2.
TWO-STORY BRICK; rooms and bath
latrobe heat; 2 st. Sc: corner house, near
3 car Iines; $4,000. Apply Room IS. Second
National Bank Bldg
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Home in Saul's Addition
Georgia Ave-. Near Colorado
Beautiful House

In Cathedral ave; semi detached: 10 large
light rooms; baths; steam heat; electric
light and gas, 3 porches; hardwood trim
and parquetry floors; "a feet wide; house
vacant; possession at once. Sl3,5oO.
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

FOR SALE by owner. Groom brick house.
modern garage; owner leaving city must
sell; only $500; no dealers. 1917 Otis
pl N w Sc
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SHANNON & LUCHS,

Realtors,
NJ. 2345. 713 14th st. n. W.
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IRWIN AND SHANK,
1410G st. n. W. Main 1908.
AN EXCELLENT HOME

can be secured By STATING what yeu wang
N . Times Want Ad. Phone u to Man
$3.50, an experienced operator Will help yoa
write Il AID hill win b bsnG Tie esst =
slighk Ba3Ts9
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FOR COLoRED
OF the Better Class.

e 5()0 A new -s-room house and two lets
TO1O in one Of the prsttiegt gaburha
OF the District 81 Columbia
TERMS $500 CASH AND g33.5o
PER MONTH. includes All inter-
est and paymenEs upon TIE prAa~
elpaL r-l sTslS
EAts-rsI =
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$1,000.
THE COLUMBIALANDC co

Room $50, Southern Blug., 18th and n
FRANKLIN 1892. /
The Washington times., 1919-06-06

COMFORTABLE HOME, st., near 35th,
rooms. bath. sleeping porch: private
alley; garage space: fly screens; excellent
condition.. immediate possession: bargain
for quick sale. Owner, BOX A-l57 Times.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-11

Szucka modlila sic dalej, wofajac skrwawio-
mem screen o litoSc i mifosierdzie.
Dzien byf Jimmy i ~wilgotny, deszcz padaf j
a pod Sciana W b1ocie i kaiuzach gmeralo sic roz-
p}akane dziecko, macaio pc ~drzwiach, usi}owa}o
dosiegnac okna, i co chwilar ozlega1 sic piaczliwy,
slaby g}osik:
- Mamo! mamusiu! wpusccie Jasia! wpusc-
Gle!
Szucka, jakby rozpieta ma krzyzu meki mad
ludzkiej, umieraia z b6lu, ale ME otwiera}a.
Ma ~szczescie kt6rys z sasiad6w dosiyszai place
dziecka i krzyknaf do chaiupy:
B6jciez sic Boga, przeciez dziecko ledwie
juz zipie!
Wyjrzaia oknem, jakbyI zaklopotana, j z ja-
kims dziwnym usmiechem s~zepne}a:
Cichocie, dziecko mi CO dopiero u~sne}o.....
jake! Co wan sic troi pc giowie? Pre-
ciez. . cofaf sic pred jej ob}akanym wzro-
klein. , 3
Polozyia palec ma ustach, siadfa PREY kofysce
i zaczela ko4ysac.
Me pomogiy zadne perswazye, nj nawet Ia
}osne kwilenia dziecka, mic juz BOWEN ME zrozu-
mia}a, tylko, zapatrzona W pusta ko}yske, poru-
SCALA MIA troskliwie i nieustannie.
Nasz{o sic wiecej ludzi, jeli sic mad MIA wy
zalac, pr6bowali nawet ratowac, ale ME zwracaia
mich uwagi, a tylko kiedy niekiedy prosiia bta-
galnie ~goraco:S
Cichocie! Spi moi robaczek najmilejszy, spi!
Cichocie!
(Ciag daisy ~nastapi.l
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w hotelu ,mieszczacym sic pnr

w hotelu ,rnieszczacym sic pnr.
$50 S. Clark ulicy, zawiadowca
tcgoz, znalazf jednego Z gosci
swych bcz zycia. Znaleziono go
W pokoju, przcz niego zajmowane
go; w kieszeni surdryta znajdowa-
II sic flaszka napelniona czeScio-
wo alkoholem denaturowanym,
ktory najprawdopodobniej PREY
prawif go o utrate zycia. Zmarly
zwal sic H. Howard; liczy} lat 65.
c. A. Jones, 661 E. 15ta ulicy,
udal sic wczoraj do kancelaryi
dentystycznej mieszczacej sic W
budynku Reliance, L zamiarem
wyrwania zeba. DR.. 0. J. Ham,
mersmits dokonat o~peracyi. Gdy
Jones ~przyszed} do siebie, wsta} z
krzesfa, postapiE kilka krokow, pc
czem upadf. Inni lekarze znajdu-
j2ey sic W sasiednich pokojach,
starali sic go przyprowadziG do
przytomnosci, Jones jednak wy
zional ducha. Inkwest odbedzie
sic dzisiaj.
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z hukiem "a mimi.
Szucka rzucila sic ma ME z wSciekIoscia, by!y
zawarte ma sztaby.
- Oddjacie mi dziecko! Me chce waszej
WARY! Ono juz ochrzczone! Me gubcie jego du-
sly! - krzyczaia, nadaremnie targajac drzwiami.
Potem oblatywa}a cerkiew i dar}a sic pc g}adkich
murach do oSwietlonych okien, ale, pos}yszawszy
place. dziecka, wpadia W furye i bi}a ogromnymi
kamieniami w sciany, bi}a SODA, rwaia ceg{y
krwawionemi rekami, gryzla zelazne okucia
drzwi, to, przypadiszy do gromady, ~stojacej w
ponurem milczeniu, zaskowycza}a chrapliwie O.
statkami sill i ostatkami prZytomnoSci.
- Ratujcie mi dziecko! Me dajcie ma VIE
czna zatrate! Chlopiec ma ma czwarty rok! Juz u
mic ca{y pacierz, nasz polski, nasz katolicki pa
cierz! Jasio ma ma imie! Maio przy MIN ME u
MARIAN! By4 ochrzczony zaraz pc urodzeniu! Pre-
ciez go zapisali, zyja jeszcze kumy, wszyscy VIE
dza! Zlitujcie sic made nina! Wzieli mi meza,
Matka skohczyia pod batami, W ~chafupie niema
ami skibki chleba, zosta}o mi tylko to jedyne die
ciatko! A teraz mi ja zabieraja! Zostane sama
jedna ma swiecie! Przeciez tax samo mann plecy
jeszcze ME zagojone, przeciez, jak i drugie, bro
ni4am i ME dalam! Czy to juz koniec swiata! Czy
to juz niema Boga i sprawiedliwoscf To MECH
mnie ju5 dotiuka jak PISA, byle tylko dziecka ME
gubili Ludzie! Ratujcie! Ratujcie!
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lamentacyi, ~rzesiste Ivy broczy}y pc zoranych
cierpieniami twarzach, szlochy rozrywaiy serca,
i jak ten deszcz, t~rzepiacy W liscie drzewA okala-
jacych ceFkiew, tax smutnie szemraiy beznadziej-
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ne p{acze, za1osne westchnienia i bezsilne jeki.
Viola mnie! VIOLA Slyszycie! - wrzasnela
naraz nieludzkim giosem, rzuciia sic Ma oslep dc
cerkwi i padla zemdlona.
Odniesli ja do chalupy i ledwie sic docucili.
Swift sic juz zrobi}, i szary, zadeszczony dzien
zairzai W jej oczy, smutkiem wyzarte,. gdy, zupei-
ME oprzytomniawszy jeta sic rozgladac pc izbie'
Juz ami jedna liza ME pociekala pc skamieniafych
policzkach, ami jedno s}owo skargi ME pablo, ale
by4a TAXA trupio blada i takiemi be- dina oczami
patrza1a, re Mkt ME Smiaf do niej zagadac, j
wkr6tce sic porozchodzili.
.Pozostawiala drzwi powybijane i okna spree
tami, szafami i czem jeno mogfa, rozpalifa gronl-
nice pred obrazem Czestochowskiej, uklek1a j
zacze}a czytac z ksiazki modlitwy "a umar}ych.
A moze w jakaS godzine, juz o dobrym dniu,
ktos zaczal sic dobijac do chalupy.
Me us{ysza}a, zatopiona w zarliwei modlitwie
dopiero jakies ciche dziecinne kwilenia poderwa}y
ia nagle z kleczek. Wyjrzala oknem i az sic zato-
czyla ma sciane, ale sic przemog}a j, przypad}szy
twarza do ziemi, modliia sic ~jeszcze gorecej.
- Otw6rzciez, przynosze wan dziecko! -
zaskrzeczai niecierpliwie jakis CLOS "a oknem.
- Me mann juz dziecka! - rozleg} sic CLOS
matki. -.
- Tylko bez ,.szutek"! Odnosze wan Fie-
duszke, j muscle wyprawic chrzciny! :. ,
- Precz! Me mama dziecka! A jak mi to Gu
DE ~szczenie wpu$cicie do chalupy, to je zat}uke,
jak psa! ~ powiedzia}a jakims obiakahczym g}o-
sem, az stroznik posadzii dziecko pod sciane IL
ciek{. =.
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Pc naboienstwie n~astapilo
wspolne Sniadanie delegat6w w
Domu Unijnym.
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PIERWSZY DZIEN
SEJMU.
W Kosciele Sw.
Stanislawa.

Przy eudownej, jesiennej pogo
die, rozpoezal sic dzisiaj Sejm II.
Wyehodztwa Polskiego. Dzien jest
promienny cd slonca j tax ciep}y,
re wydaje sic letnim.
Delegaci zebrali sic o g. 9tej ra-
no pred Domem Polskim, skad o
&. $50 wyruszono W uroczystym
poehodze do koSciola Sw. Stani-
slawa PREY Peckham III. - Ulice,
kt6remi poch6d przeciaga}, bogato
uStrojone flagami o barwaeh pol
skich i amerykanskieh. Wzdfuz u
lie ma chodnikach dzatwa szkol-
ma uStawiOna W Szpalery pc obu
stronach vita delegation, Powfe-
wajac amerykanskiemi choragiew-
kami.
Naboze1stwo rozpoczelo sic o g.
$40. Msze Sw. celebruje miejsco-
Wy ks. biskup Turner. KoSciH PREY
brany W barwy pOlskie, amerykan
Skie ! Dapieskie.N
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wLADYSLAW ST. REYMONT.
z ZIEMI CHEIMSKIEJ.
wRAzENA I NoTATN
tPrnwn PrzSdruku NaSytS 4 ZaStrsS6sas WynRexnlS
d1a -DLsaaAka ChL1AEo&ktSgo")
(Ciag dalszy.)
wRAzENIA I NoTATN

(Ciag dalszy.)
Szucka zawyis W niebogfosy, naprozno usi-
tuiac odebrae swoje dziecko; n~aprozno miota3a sic
ua mich z dzikim skowytem rozpaczy, naprozno
rzuca}a sic pred mimi ma kolana z p}aczem i bia-
ganiami, wlokia sic i'm u n6g i ca}owala pc bu-
tach, wszystko byio napr6zno; ale, sto ray odpe-
diana, bita kolbami, tratowana, podnosiia sic
wciaz z nowym krzykiem i z nowemi siiami, tylko
W coraz straszliwszem zapamietaniu bolesci.
Gaia wies rozbudzi}a sic W mgnieniu Okla, ko-
biety z dzieemi uciekafy do las6w, a reszta wy
padia ma droge i wlo{ka sic wzburzona ponura "a
straznikami, ME odwazsjac sic jednak odbijae
dziecka, kt6re zanosi4o sic piaczem, DO matka raz
90 raz rzucaIa sic ku MENU ma ostry. ME przeby-
ty las bagnetow j ryczala:
Ludzie, oddajcie mi dziecko! Ludzie, milo
ierdzia!
Straznicy uciekali }upem coraz predzeJ, Jak
stsdo wilk6w, odeinajac sic ma wszystkie strony
Nami bagnet6w j przeklenstwami, gdyz krzyk
Szuckiei tax rozdzierai serca, re ch}opl wystepo-
wall 2 coraz grozniejszym pomrukiem, wreszcle
eexkyi dopadli, j ciszkie okute drzwi zawarsy sic