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New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
CITYITEMS

Buy him a pair of Brown Calf Ioes. Dnmons Shoe Shop.-Advt. Holly at Reicher's, l , Franklin bare. .--Advt.
 fTames Crowley has taken out a Iilding permit for the erection of @ rage at 690 East Main street. The hiding will cost $200. Buster Brown shoes at Long 's.-1Ad.
 Xmas Trees, Reicher's, 15 Franklin |uare.-Advt. William Bracket and Gleason Par Ir are home from Middlebury col ke for the Christmas holidays. Photos taken nights. Arcade Studio. |Advt.
 Wv. E. Wilbor, elevator operator In ly hall. was unable to be at his
 Et this morning because of slight Id
 Before making any choice of Ears, look over our line. Macs
 hoke Shop, 51 Church St.-Advt. Fruits at Reicher's, 15 Franklin 5. Stanton Ashley of Harrison street rived here yesterday from Middle Try college for the holiday and has his guests Roland R. Shepardson Reading, Mass. and Maurice Ste |an of Paris, France. MT. Stephan Is been in this country s,nce fall. Universal Barbershop, 213 Main St., Is four first-class artists to serve |u.--Advt.
 Word has been received from Rep
 tentative Ri chard Covert, who re-
 ntly went to Cuba for his health,
 lat his condition is greatly improved.
 Vegetables, Reicher's. 15 Franklin
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
GEORGE RIDDEN HEADS
 COURT CHARTER OAK
Officers for Coming Term, Elected
 Last Night. to Be Installed
on January S..

Court. Charter Oak, r. of A., held it's semi-annual meeting last evening and elected the following officers who will be installed on January $ by District Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Joseph Diem ond:
 Chief ranger, George Roden; SUD chief ranger, Stuart HellberS; 'fet''~ urer, William Geary; financial Secft- tary, Fred w. Nost; recording secre- tary, David Ogren; lecturer, Wl'hahi Sparmer; senior warden, j. lllouSh- by; junior warden, Al&ot Johnsoh' senior beadle, J. F.. Murphy; Junlof beadle. Joseph Slater, Jr; trustee for three vears Roger BreWin Sr; dor~ tor. George. IT. Dalton, M. D.
 Since the mcm bership campaign started, Court Charter Oak. has taken in - applications and last night , candidates were initiated and 16 more applica tions received. This court ranks sixth in the state in member ship and seventh in financial strength. Ten years ago committee of 1 , was appointed to try to boost the court $ financial assets 10 Sf0, ,000. It will start the year of 1920 with about $11,000 in the treasury.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
Health Board Tree
 Plans Nearly Read,

Donations to the chiIdren'S Nhris1- mas fund of the tuberculosis depart ment of the health board are coming in fairly well, it is stated, but fhu committee is anxious To secure SeN- eral more gifts of money or articles 10 be given to the children at the Christmas observance next week. The Christmas tree will be set in City hall at a place to. be determined later and about so ''kiddies'' will take part n the social. Games will be played, the children will sing, and small gifts will be presented 10 each of the little guests. The children are those of tuberculous parents now under the supervision of the health board.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
VOTING ON BERGER TODAY
Man Ousteu From Congress is Run- hing Again on Socialist Ticket-Op- position is strong.

Milwaukee, Dec. 19.--Nictor l.. Ber- ger, socialist, who was refused a seat in the house of representatives on his certificate of election in November, 1918. is a candidate in the special clec- tion held today to fill the vacancy in the fifth congressional district. Henry H. Bodenstat. fusion nominee, run ming on the republican ticket, is the other candidate.
 During the campaign the socialists upheld the acts of Mr. Berger for which he was convicted under the es- pionage law while the fusionists at tackled what they terme ed "Bergerism and BOlshevism" and made '1oyalty' the basis of their arguments
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
COMPROMISE IS LIKELY.
Allies Have Not Yet Decided How to
 Settle Scapa Flow Incident

Paris, Dec. 19, (HaVaS. Allied eX- pertS are not agreed as to what de- mands should be made on Germany as reparatiOn for the sinking of the in termed German fleet at Scapa Flow, according to the Matin. Some are dis posed to accept newly constructed ships from the Germans, while others would require the imm ediate delivery of German light cruisers. It is prob able, the newspaper says. that u com- promise will be reached. Such d step is now being discussed by British dele gates, who will submit it to the Brit - iSh cabinet.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
ANOTHER BRAVE, MAN.
Mexican \mbaSSaHOr to United States
 Wants to be President

Washington, Dec. 19.--Am bassador NgnAcio Ronillas it is said has cablcd from Washington his acceptance of the presidential nomination tendered him by the M eNican national civilian party ganization for the political platform formulated for it's candidate
 Gen. Pablo Gonzales has accepted the nomination of the democratic league of Mexico and it's platform for the coming campaign tUday's advices
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
CLENIENCEAU's SUCCESSOR
Governor of Aisace Seems to ne the
 Logical Man for Position. TC

Paris, Dec. 19, (Havas) Alexan. der Millerand, former minister of war and at. present governor of Alsace, will, according to reports succeed Georges Clemenceau as premier Of France, says the Echo de Paris. It Is asserted that M. Millerand will ip addition to boing premier, hold the portfolio of minister of foreign af- fairs. Stephen Pfchop, at present for eign minister is considering retiring frome tl1e~ cabinet becatfse or his health, it is said.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
COLD STOPS WORK.
later Board Iaborers Are Unable to
 Continue Burritt Street Job.

As there is nearly six inches of |ost in the ground, laborers in the
 hploy of the water board have |und it almost impossible to con- hue the work of digging trenches for bter pipe on Burritt street and the brk will be discontinued. The men |ve been notified they are to be laid t next week.
 Nearly six inches of ice has formed Shuttle Meadow Lake. It is ex- Ected the Bailey Brothers Ice com kny will start the work of harvest
 Is ice next week, provided the
 eather continues the same as for |e past few days.
 The payroll of the department for |e week is SS25.67.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
FOUR KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH
Memphis special Telescopes Norfolk
 X Western Express

Roanoke, Va, Dee. 19.-~Four per- sons were killed and eight others in jured, one probably mortally, when Norfolk and Western passenger train No. 1, Columbus, Ohio, to Norfolk, Na, was wrecked last night at Wal tons tank 35 miles west of here.
 The rear end of the train was tele- scoped by the Norfolk and Western Limited, the Memphis Special" No persons on the latter. tra ip were .iia- = iured. reports received here stated.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
CINICS CLUB MEETS

X meeting of the Senior CiVics club
 the High school was held last night
 the gymnasium of the academic lilding, The meeting was the last afore the holidays and for that tason a social hour was held. Re were provided by mem ers of the club and stunts" made be evening a most enjoyable one. oth pupils and faculty advisors were Hquired to furnish at least one stunt" for the entertainment of the hers.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
ESSEN WORKERS SHOW LOSS

Essen Dec. I9.-FOr the first time since the formation of the Krupp arms industry the balance sheet of the concern shows loss. The deficit amounts to 36,O0O.00O marks but it is covered by a balance brought forward and a special reserve of -20,UOO, 0OU marks.
 The krupp works arc at present constructing locomotives. freight trucks, agricultural machinery and moving picture apparatus instead of guns.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
NON-SttPPORT CASE HEARD.

The support case of Herbert . Fowler of 94 Camp street was given d hearing before Judge James T. Mes kill at the police court this morning. Mrs. Fowler complained to the local authorities that her husband was not giving her proper support. He has been arraigned before Judge Mesl1ill on previous occasions for the same charge The case was continued on probation.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
STANLEY WORKS PIPES BREAK

E1nployes of the Stanley Works fac tory came near losing day from work for the same reason that caused the closing of Landers plant yester- day. One of the main steam pipes in the Stanley Works plant broke last night but as a force of men was on the scene soon after the break the work was completed and the factory heated sufficiently to operate today.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
NEW CONTAGIOUS CASES,

The health board was advised today of three additional cases of scarlet fever and one new case of diphtheria in the city. The scarlet fever cases are on Hartford avenue, South Main street and Rockwell avenue, and the diphtheria case is on s&aold street. X case of diphtheria on Jubilee street was released from quarantine this morning.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
RUSSIANS DISARMED UNTIL!
 THEY CAN GO. BACK HOME

Berlin, Dec. lS.-Eight thousand Russians who returned to, Germany with Col. Avuloff Bermondt, com- mandor of tho recent offensive against Riga, have been disarmed and are being confined at Danzis. Nauen and Grabow, Posen. They will be held until opportunity is given to send them back to Russia
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19

state, He announced be will seek re- +tirernent from the army in order to appear as a civilian candidate,
 The adhercnts ot Gen. Obregon, .third candidate for the presidency. are conductinw a bitter anti Carranzn cumpairn because of the presidents s refusal tn-let him retire to private life and apDear as a civilian candidate.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
"WHSKEN' KILLS FATHER OF s.

Reading, Pa, Dec. 19.--John Lowo- solIicz, 45 years old, and the father of eight children died here yesterday aft CT drinking so-called whiskey said to contain denatured alcohol and other poisonS. Part of the liquid is now in the hands of the authorities. A second death from the same cause is expected
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
SEWING SOCIETIES UNITE.

The Lafayette and Methodist sew [g classes of the city mission united o'clock this afternoon in Trinity ethodi5t church at a Christmas par
 l. There was a Christmas tree and
 |ereopticon views were shown. About DO children participated in the event.
 (ach was the recipient of q gift
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
ADMIRAL TAPPAN DIES.

Washington, Dec. 19.-Rear Ad- mirat Benjamin Tappan, t. $. N. Gre ,tired) doed at the naval hospital here Nesterday- aged -G3,~ ~He- Mas born In New Orleans.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-19
MARY PICKFORD COMING

The Palace will make an announce- nent. within the next few days about Mary Piokford in her biggest and best photoplaN, 'Daddy Long Legs"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12

sional men and pastors from all parts
of h United States and Canada are
serving on commissions which will
be heard at this convention.
Exhibits of Y. NJ. c. A. work in
canteens. industrial centers and in
almost every phase of activity win
help to stimulate interest in some of
the newer branches Of the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12

Y. NJ. c. A, the most important in
its history as regards the vital mat
ters which it must act on. Develop
ments of greater activities in city as
.socjations, in smaller communities, in
industrial work, the educational field,
railroad work and among the colleges
are among the topics of discussion,
while the possibility of extending
work in agricultural sections will also
be a feature of the meetings Then,
TOO, the needs Of the association in
countries heretofore unaware Of the
associations value, Will be considered.
DR.. Mott says: witt the ending
OF the war, with the disclosing of the
.stupendous changes wrought by the
unparalleled struggle and with the
reOpening of the entire world for the
resumption of peaceful, constructive
work, we find doors standing ajar on
every hand n in virtually every
land. How to. respond to these world
wide demands, while discharginR the
great HON field trust, which unmis-
takably has prior claim upon us, is
a matter calling for prompt and
earnest concert of thought and &C.
Such men as George w. Perkins.
cyrus H.. Mccormick, Governor Carl
of Maine, Lewis A. Crossett
Of Boston, John Willis Baer, modera-
tor Of the General Assembly of the !
Presbyterian church, and other lead
educators, business and profess
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
Tot S. Younn.

What sort of n girl is she?'
"The kind that everybody SAYS will
make a good wife for somebody some
daV."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
War; and Lyon to Attend
Annual Y. NJ. C. A, Session

Former Judge Adrian Lyon and
General Secretary w. II. War; of This
city, are to be delegates from this
place to the fortieth international
convention of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association to be held in De
troit, Mich, November 10 to %.
The convention is, according to DR..
John r. Mott, general secretary of
the International Committee of tho
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25
0Statnie Wiadomo$Ci I ObOzu P0|skiego
" Niagara on the Lake.

kt6rym widn;eje napis ,,Oddali
zycie "a Polske'. Napis ten pre-
tlomsczouy Jest takze ma jezyk
argielski. Ma kazdym nagrobku
jest imie i nazwiSko zmarlego, da-
ia Smierci i napis Died in active
service OF the Polish Army" e.
mari, pelniac czyuna sfuzbe w
Armii Polsliej). Wszelkie kosz,
ia pokryte zostaly z tax zwanego
,,funduszu kantynowego'. Pulko-
wink LePan, komendant obozu,
zapewnii mnie take, IL Z tego
samego funduszu wystawione be
die ogrodzenie tych grob6w re-
laznym piotem. Wydziai Narodo-
Wy zaS postanowit w~yznaczyc
tundusz, ktcry zapewni utrzyma-
rie tych grob6w w porzqdku w
przyszioSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25
Wiecci CZynu.

Washington H.. |. 'Nomunlkat
''"auo"s'' De'"''"nieh' r'a'''
"SchooEac " %"'o%eu'a' "e o"e1n'o
|iacl sic "l''e cE"Su I'D opo"idua-
ia q pr"'E cAo"9'' mint
~ piracy ME ZaPo'"q'No"S ""Je &c
t'|'oS'e""e'l" ,"A"' "''
!" os" Dye uate' p'o"'
'A:0rN'a'!J p'"i"' ~
24H''' "SNES'"'"' '0N'''"'"'"
%I'Ech INN "'o"'"'c"!'" " N'"1u
raStt palace pF.1Hh'i
l. " $$akim start' zna1uo"a'H sic
ro2Hni3f;" l"dowl' Stor!ch WFEo"-
"z"ni" N$'r<Tmalo i''c/'i "o1"' :
, W JaK.m S'oph'" puo''c~he TO-
boty | inne budowie %ostaIF "]no-
wione?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25
Zawsze pamietali o mas.

CT oiicerzy szczerze przeieli sic
sprawl polska, a z~olnierzy ma
szych W obozie serdecznie poko-
chali. NajIepszym tego dowOdem
Jest to. co rekruci sami opowiada
ia. MECH mi wolno bedzie podat
jeden przynajmniej dowod wyka-
zujacy. jak szczerze CT oficerzy
sprawl nasza sic przejeli.
w obozie Cd czasu otwarcia te-
so micjsca umar}o dwudziestu
siedmiu naszych zolnierzy. OH
Gerry kanadyjscy postarali sic ME
tyfko o odpowiedni ola kaidego
pogrzeb ma pobliskim cmentarzu
rzvmsko = katolickim. lecz ma kaz
dym grobie postawili nagrobek,
l w dodatku postarali sic o zbio-
rowy pomnik W formie wielkiego
= marrhuru ciosanego kTzyza, ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25
MichafkO.

Ma niebrukowanej ulicy, sdzie
stalo ledwie kilka domow, kre-
Gill sic strwozeni ludzie. Krzycze
|: i pokazywali rekoma niew'y-
kohczona budowle, pred ktora
leza}y deski, poiamane siupy
swieze gruzy. Mad wszystkiem u
aosii sic czerwony pyi cegly.
Michai&o przybiegi blizej. Tam
luz zobaczyi, CO sic zdarzyio. O.
to nowy dom upad}.
Gaia jedna $ciana rozsypaia sic
ID CORY do dolu, a druga W WICK
sci swcj czesci.
W poszczerbionych murach WI
s;aiy futryny. a dwie belki, pre-
znaczone do d~zwigania sufitow,
opadly. Pogiely sic i potrzaskasy'
lax IVORY. w oknach sasiednich
dom6w ukazaly sic zaleknione
kobietv. Ale ma ulicy, procz ro-
botnik6w, bylo ledwie kilka osob.
Wiesc o wypadku ME zdazyia le-
szcze do srodka miastl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25
Poz2gnanie oficerow kanadyj-
skich i francuSkich.

LAX n~ajwiekSze uzuauie uaiezy
SIC oiicerom kanadyjskim, kt6rzy
obozem Armii Polskiej sic zaimo-
wall ! oiicerom irancuskim, kt6-
rzy sprawl Armii tel poza oho-
ZEN kicrowali. Trzcba tylko isG
miedzy samych zolnierzy potskich
i cd Mich uSzySzeG, Z jakiem "a
parcicm samych Siebie, Z jakicm
to $zczcgoiucm umilowan;em
s?-awy ~na>zcj pe;s;iej Ct oficc-
rzy nam krwiQ obey pracowal;
dla dobra .Armii PoISkici. Chc9c
dat tym oiicerom dowtd. &c my
Potacy umicmy occniaj, co Ola
mas uczyniono, poStanowiouo w
spoSib godny i nalezyty oficerow
tych rolegnaG, zanim rozjada sic
60 swvch rodzinnych Stron.
Wydzial Narodowy urzadzii
formalnc ich pozegnanie w mic
lcic Buffalo w niedziele Ego mar
ca. W tamtcjszym hotelu ,.IrO-
quoi<." Jako go>ci honorowych
zaDroszono oiicer6w z Wojsko--
wei Misyi FrancusIiej, oficer6w
hanadyiskich, kt6rzy kierowali O.
bozcm i czIonk0w Polskiej Ko--
misvi Wojskowej. Zgromadzenie
to stanowiio ME tylko pozegna--
rie tych zasluzonych oficerow, a
Ie take urzedowe zakonczenie
akcyi n~aszej polskicj w organize
waniu ! przygotowaniu Armii
Polskiei. Przygotowaniem tel ma
nifestacyi zajai sic imieniem Wy
dziau Narodowego Komitet O.
bywatelski w Buffalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25
(Skreslii Jan A. Wedda, urzednik
Wydzialu Narodowego).

W czasie mojej ostatRiej podr9
" ma wSch5d zebraiem nieco cie-
kawych wiadomo5ci, ktoremi
chce sic podzielic z czytelnikami
Pism naszych polskich.
w obozie koncentracyinym
,Armii Polskiej. Niagara on the
Lake. Kanada, przygotowuja sic
10 o~statniej wysylki ofice-6w i
zolnierzy polskich. W pOniedzia-
Tx wyjechalo Z obozu $50 rekru-
ia, a pozosta}o w Obezie nieSPe}na
sto / Ct wyjada 27go lutego, by IL
aac sic W droge do Francyi. Nil
X dni p6znjei nastapi zankniecie
obozu, ktory jest dla mas Polakow
dis tenn, czem ongiS byl oboz le-
gion6w Dqb7owSkiego we Wlo--
szech.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25

KomjSyi Wojskowcj SpTaw /aj-
mujc sic OH take przvgctowa--
mem micj<ca Ola przyjcc;a po-
wracajqcych zrclnrmowanych loi
merry poIskjch. Iajety jest take
major Wagner, ten cichy praco-
wink, sdyz W nicdaIckicj pTzysz-
.ioSii wraca do E'rancyi.
Biuro Komisyi Przemy>iowo =
Handiowcj zajmuje sic zbicra-
.nicm statyStyk o;ionomUcznych
90 Pol>Hi sic odnoszacych i Staty-
styk tych juz sroro zebraio. lest
20 praca wanna. Nt0ra W niedale-
k;cj p~~zvszlosci odcgra powaznq
role W naSzych stoSunkach tutcj-
szych.
KomiSya Wojskowa otrzymala
wiadomoSc drogq telegram ;skro-
wcgo cd dra SmykowSEicSo, wy.
>Iannika Wyd2ialu Narodowcgo
Go Po'Ski. zc porucznik Tadcus1
.}urhowski. kt6ry W lego iowa,
rzyStwic jcchal do ~I'rancyi, IL
mari IA okrecic piqtcSo dnia 20
w~yjezdz;c Z New NorHu. Por,
.turkowski przyjcchal do AmerI-
Iii jake rcprezcntant dywizyi pol
skich W Ro,vi, 4 obccnic byi W
drodzc do .Nrmii PolSkicj We
Irancyi.
Jan A. Wcdda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25
Wyjazd Oficerow.

Puikownik Martin. reprezcn-
tant rzqdu francuskicgo w spra-
wach Armii Polskiej, wyiezdza
90 Francyi w pierwszej polowie
marca. Towarzyszyc mt beda je-
go ~oficerzv sztabowi i najpraw-
dorodobnicj take major Henryk
Wagner, czlonek Polskiej Komi-
syi Wojskowej.
Kilka dni pc wyjezdzic Z oho-
zu ostatniej wysyFki zolnierzy pol
skich, ob6z bedzie zamkniety i o.
ficerzy kanadyjscy Z putkowni--
klein LePan rozjada sic do swych
rodzinnych miaSt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25

.os6b. 4 miCdzy MIN; sporo Amc-
.rykanow: I zebrania tcgo sprawl
polSka odnioSia znacznc korzySci.
AI0wcami byli Ks. SzpotansNi Z
Wilkes -Earrc, Is. Guzdek Z Min
ucsoty. m~iej@cowy sedzia powia-
towy Carman, puikown;k Minor
L armii amerykahSkiej, micjscowy
major kosc:;, i Jan \. Wcdda z
Chicago, jake reprczentant Wy
dziaiu Narodowcgo. Przewodri--
CYL OBJ. Na!inowski. prczeS Uni
Polskiej, a sekretarzowai OBJ. ia
kGb Dembiec, sckretarz tel orSa-
MACY. Mowy wygtoSzone tax "
.jczyku angielskim jak i po!>kim
wywarly giebokic wrazenie ma
zebranej publicznoSci. Ma szczc-
stlnq wzmianke zasluguje nova
pulkownika Minor. bohatera a.
merykanSkieso, ktory w wojnic
we Francyi stracil noge i nicdaw-
no wrocil do A.meryki. " spos0b
uadzwyczaj interestingly opisai Oh
bohatcrskie czyny naszych pol
skich chiopak0w L zaglebia We,
glowego W Pennsylvania, ktorych
tardzo wielu siuzyio rod lego
komendq. Do tcj mowy wroce "a
dni kilka, kiedy otrzymam pew
re interesujqce dane. Poiam wo-
VEGAS nazwiska wicIu naszych
mlodych zolnicrzy. kt6rzy okryli
sie slawa " jcdnej l. najwiek-
szvch bitcw VIC l'rancyi. Nulekta
ia sail przbyniosla sYorq sumo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25

pozostalc sierOty, to " c:agu II ME
siecy &ebrala z po:rGd 100000 a.
m~erykahskich zolnierzy, okoio och
milion6w frank0w. Pieniedzmi tent
1aopiekowai SIC Amerykahski Ger
wony Kr2yz.
Ne nictylko pieniedzmi okazuja
lolnic.'z e Amerykaiscy swOia III
ioit i wsp6lczucie ola tych biedactw.
k;Cre ~icszczc tax miOdziutkie, a w
rozaaly zyc.c Z najciemniejszej je-
So strony, ale podarkami posylane-
mi stad i czGsta correspondence.
Wszelkie ko~muTtkacye rosytane
e NJ rece Czerwonego Krzyza, kt6-
w utl2ymuje specyalny sztab, dla
doreczania przesylek i list6w i Ola
~tlumaczenia troScia tychle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-25

L wnetrza domu odpowiedziai
Ijek.
W jednem miejscu sciana byla
rozdarta ma szerokoSc drzwi.
MASTER zabieg} z tamtej stro--
my, zajrzaa i schwycii sic obu--
race "a glove. Potem, jak szalo-
ny, popedzil do miasta.
Ia sciana viii sic w boleSciach
cziowiek. Obie nogi zdruzgotanc
i przycisnela mu belka. Mad MIN
wisialo urwisko muru, ktjry pc
kai coraz mocniej i lada chwile
m6gi sic oDerwat.
Jcden I ciesloW poczal ogladac
miejscowoSc, skamienieli Z trwo-
si robotnicy patrzali mu W oczy,
gotowi p6jSc, jezeli ratunek Jest
mozliwy.
Ranny konwulsyjnie wykrecil
-ie i stanql ma dw6ch rekach.
Byl to chop. Nal czarne Z Boz
III usta, SARA twarz i capable O.
Iczy.
Patrzat ma ludzi, s~tojqcych 0
kiikanaScie krok6w cd nicgo, je-
cal. ale wzywac o ratunek ME
| smial. M6wil tylko:
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- Bozc moj!... Boze miiosicr

Bozc u! -. Boze miiosicr
ny!...
Tu nc MONA wcj:t!
yzcki glucho cieSla.
Grenada coine1a sic W tyl.
Miedzy mimi stal Michalko,
F~rzerazony moze wiecej, niz inni.
Stracll, co sic Z MIN dzialo!..,
.Czuf wszystek Dol rannego, jego
.bojazh, rozpacz, a jednoczesnle
czul jak2S sife, ktora popychala
so naprzGd. Zdawalo mu sic, re
W t}umie Mkt, tylko on jeden ma
obowiazek i must ratowaC clio
v.ieka. kt6ry przyszedi tn re wsi
ia zarobek. I w tel chwili, kiedy
inni m6wili sobie: ,,p6jde''. Oh
my5lai:
- Me p6jde! Me chce!
Obeirzai sic bojazliwie. Stall
sam jeden pred grenada, blizej
muru. niz inni.
Me pdide!... - szertal L..
podni6sl drag, kt6ry !ezal mu pra
vie ma nogach.
Miedzy ludzmi zaszemrano:
Patrzcic!... Co on robi:
- Cicho?
Bolc milosierny, zmiiuj sic!
- wolal ranny, ~szlochajac Z b6-
III.
- Ide! Ide.... rzeki Michal
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Biura nasze w New Yorku.

Pojechalem ta;;zc do New lo"-
ku, by przypatrzet sic robocie ma
szych urzednik6w W New Iorkn
! tam pozalatwiaj kilka spraw.
Komisya Wojskowa przygotowu
je sic do zamkniecia obecnych OBJ
szcrnych blur, a otwartc zostanq
mnieiSzc biura obok blur Wy
dziaIu Narodowego i Komitetu
Narodowcgo w gmachu .Acolian
PREY 42ej ulicy. Komisarz Woi--
skowy Hclihski jest zaje'y przc-
prowadzaniem pozostaiych dla