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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
TERRIBLE SORES

No Matter HOW Chronic, Z. L. Reid
Calumet Bldg East Chicago; Central
Drug store, Indiana Harbor; Harry's
Drag store, Citizens Bldg. Hammond,
Ind; Mattern Drug Co. whiting, IND,
Guarantees San Cura Ointment 20
Give Relief and OFTEN Permanent
Cure.
Ny daughter was troubled for over
year with = fever sore on her leg and
was helpless in bed for three months.
To the great surprise Of all including
the four doctors who had attended her.
San Cure Ointment healed the great
sore in less than SIX weeks D
Hood, Townville. Pa
Karl c. Banks. Of the Atlantic Rein
ing Co. OF Pittsburgh. had a sore on his
ankle for a year. He doctored. and tried
various remedies without relief Hc
says. san Cura Ointment worked Ike
a charm; reduced the swelling and
healed the sore in two weeks"
Bear in mind. that besides sores san
Curs Ointment Is used with .EreAtN sue
cess in eczema. hoils. carhuncles. salt
rheuni. letter. also itching, bleeding and
protruding piles In cases of burns.
scslds. cuts and bruises san Cura is
most valuable. The price ts only 20c
SOC and s1.20 = Jar and r. L. Reid
Calumet Bid. East Chicago; Central
Drug store Indiana Harbor: Harry.
Drug store Citizens Bldg Hammond
Ind Mattern Drug Co. Whiting. Ind
guarantees II.
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Continued from page o0e.)
recent hoid-up in the city near the East
Chicago ball grounds on Forsythe ave-
nue.. took the carnival As the time and
place to settle old scores.
A riot call was sent into police head
quarters and the officers responded right
away but by the time the patrol arriv-
ed. the rioters had mostly vanished. one
man. who is charged with being one Of
the original agitators. was arrested He
gave his name as Dewey Whitaker. In
diana Harbor lie was released on a
Atty dollar cash bond and has his hear
ing in the city court today. The police
are making thorough investigation
and viii pick up all those who are sup
posed 20 have a hand in the affair
STOLEN GAR.
Another report At the station las
night was from a Chicago man. William
Emken. who said that he drove up to
the curb opposite the carnival grounds,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
DRYS PLAN
STRINGENT
MEASURES

Continued from page ons.)
ready there is opposition to an appro-
priation of S3.5o0.0o0 for the enforce
nent Of the prohibition laws By pro-
posed prohibition commissioner The
powers given hy the proposed act to the
commissioner to enforce prohibition and
secure az many agents as necessary.
viii undoubtedly cause lengthy debate
on the floor. IL was stated. as many
senators have expressed fears that this
will open the field for 4 great deal Of
political patronage
CALLS ACTS VERY THOROUGH.
Thorouehness Of the most exscting
kind ia the drawing % the prohibition
enforcement acts is admitted on all
sides should the act go into effect.
some members Of congress believed that
within q few years intoNicants would be
unmentioned subjects. so cffcctually has
the proposed bill aimed TO check even
The public mention Of alcoholic bever-
ages.
HIT HARD AT EvAsIoEs.
Eeasions Of the prohibition law.
which have hcen given some publicity
already are aimed a i'm the enforce
ments acts now before the senate. There
arc prohibitions in the act which would
make il unlawful to advertise or com
munlcato information Of means or
methods Of securing intoxicating liquors
ION land. on sea or in the air"
These provisions are to prevent any
aerial or marine trafficking in liquor
beyond the jurisdiction of the United
states To make the law water tight 3
clause has heen added which would
make unlawful any shift by means OF
which the law may be evaded."
JONES' BILL TO BE OPPOSED.
Senator Jones bin which provides
that beverages arc intoxicating wher
they contain one-half Of one per cent
alcohol. will meet with considerable op
position, il has been stated. This defini
tion of an intoxicating liquor woulc
conflict with several state laws already
in effect and attacked on the ground
leaders said
The prohibition enforcement meas
ures have been referred 70 the senate
judiciary committee. This committed
is still unnamed, but there is great in
terest in its membership now, as II is
believed that tho membership of this
committee will play most vital part in
determining just how dry America shall
be.
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representing an organization that has
for years taken a very active interest
in road building and in road IeEisia alton.
was present and gave a talk on plans,
insofar as they are known. which the
state highway commission has adopted
for their activities in tho state.
The discussion was very interesting
one and while there were some differ
ences OF opinion in regard to the state
roads to recommend. vet II is believed
that the county as a whole viii be able
to get together and make recommenda-
ton as unit in this matter.
sehaaf Represents Board.
The county commissioners were REP
resented At tho meeting by Commits
sioner George Schaaf who expressed his
satisfaction that the meeting had been
called and who expressed it as the sonti-
ment Of his board that they would well
come cordially any and every co-opera-
ton that the various civic organ MIA tions
OF the county could render in putting
across Of road building that was really
constructive for the best interests Of
the count vat large.
County Engineer Seeley and Auditor
Mack Poland made interesting talks in
which it was apparent that they too
would enter heartily into any general
plan that might be recommended.
Auditor Poland Present.
Mr. Poland said that he already had
about twenty petitions on flle for road :
10 be constructed under the county unit
law but that thus far none of the petit
tons had been advertised and that it
vas probable that none would be ad-
vertised until the commission had made
= selection of state roads and some plan
had been agreed upon for . county sys-
tenn.
At the conclusion Of the discussion. a
committee was appointed. al the sug-
gestion Of Commissioner Schaaf, 70
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st. Paul's Lutheran Church
ST. JOHN

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Becker and
son. Lew 5. Mr.. and Mrs Jos. scheidt
and Mr.. and MIS- Ben Klein attended
the funeral Of Mrs Joseph Klein.
which took place al Chicago on Fri
day.
n F. I.udw ~ Hammond trans
acted business here Wednesday, and
Thursday.
Mrs. Jos NJ Gerlach was a Ham
mond visitor On Thursday
Several from here attended the fu-
neral OF the late Matthias Schweitzer
AZ Schererville on Friday
Jos. Warnecke transacted business
IN chicago on THURSDAY
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The Virginia was bound from this
city 10 Norfolk Many reports OF great
err loss of life have come TO Baltimore,
but a. II o'clock nothing definite could
be ascertained that would CONFIRM the
reports that were circulated about the
Norfolk. Old Point and Baltimore water
fronts
Three life-hoats engaged in the work
of rescue are reported to have capsized
as the boats from the Virginia were on
their way to the Florida. a sister ship
of the Virginia
The rescued arc being brought 10
Baltimore on the Florida. The City Of
Norfolk and the City Of Annapolis.
steamers Of the Baltimore. Chesapeake
& Richmond line, plying on the same
route as the Virginia, stood hy for q
time. but the Florida was able 10 take
care Of the situation.
Marshal OF Police Carter ordered all
Of the police anbulances and tho vari-
Gus hospitals sent their ambulances 10
PIER 10 where the survivors vii, be
landed from the Florida
All the passengers were asleep when,
al 1880 a. m the changing of 1ho hre
gong aroused them, Few had lime a.
put on any clothing worth while and
rushed about tho ship making every
possible effort 10 set 20 a place of
safety.
The fire according to Mr.. Johnson,
started aft and il was soon seen that
the situation appeared hopeless OF eX-
tinguishing the flames.
Everybody lost all their personal be
Iongings. Mr. Johnson said
Among the passengers from the Nir-
ginia rescued by the City of Norfolk
and brought 70 Baltimore were Hugo s.
Shoemaker. St. Louis and John NJ.
Wardin, Harrisburg, Ia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
CoMPLExsON SOAP.

If veu want = lovely complexion. with
soft. velvety skin. free from pimples
and blackhcadS. use San Cura SOAP. thc
CREST antisepttc and skin puriher ?;
cents a cake ~ f. l.. Reid. Calumet
Bldg East Chicago: Central Drus
Store. Indiana Harbor; Harry's Drul
Store. Citizens BLDG. Hammond. Ind
Mattern Drug Co. Whiting, Ind.
If you cant get II at your d-uges
send 10 the Thompson Medical CO.
Titusville pa Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
Firrt Church Of Christ, seisuns.

$50 South Holman street.
Morning service al 1o:45.
Sunday school at IL o'clock.
Wednesday evening testimonial meat
ing ~ o'clock
4 free reading room is open daily eK-
cept Sunday from to 5 p. NJ. and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings from f3o
10 .
The public ia cordially welcome to all
services and TO visit the reading room.
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Is On 2. Temple. corner Ogden and
Holman SITS Fl. Mackensen. pastor.
PAS a. m-Sundey school
1880 a. Incoming worship.
T.45 D. m-Evening worship.
Strangers welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
THE TINES.

meet with the county commissioners
and auditor. work out comprehensive
road plan and submit it 70 county
meeting 10 be called as soon as the
committee was ready for report
This committee consists Of Jesse Will
son Hammond: 4. 5. Hess. Gary: c. K
Wallace. East Chicago: Fred Smith
Whiting. and b. r. Carun. Lowell
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salvation Army.

2s9 East State street.
Salvation meetings: Tuesday. Thurss
day and Saturday at r. m
Sunday school at 1880 p. m.
Song and Praise service. p. m.
Evening service st p. m.
Captain Samuel Hedegasrd IN charge
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First peatscostal Church OF the Nas.

Erere, corner Calumet and Michigan
avenues Rev l.. T. Wells. pastor.
9.45 a. m.-Sunday School.
t0.45 a. m.-Prea ching.
$50 p. m.-Young PILES meeting.
7.45 r. m-PreachinE.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7.45
Al are welcome.
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zion M. Z. Church

202 Truman ave. Rev. 7. c. Nagler
pastor. Phone 1881.
Study
1850 a. m.-Morning service.
7.20 ri m.-Enworth League.
S-eo. q. M Evening service.
500 p. Wednesday mid-week pray
er meeting
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rnmanuels EvangeI.oar church

34S sibley s.. a. ]. How, pastor,
11S5-W. phone
900 a. m.-Sunday school
1915 a. m.-Germsn and English serv-
ice. conducted By Rev f. Rathmann.
No evening service.
Ascension day. May % at 80 p. m.
Services conducted by Rev. G. Pahl.
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The Times want ads bring as
tonishing results if their users are
to be believed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
F.rgt congregational cnurch

Pew Reeve. pastor.
aO:00 a. m.-Sunday scfrool and Bible
study.
1890 a. m.-PreachinE.
. 1870 p. m.-PreachinS.
Ladies' Aid Society Thursday after
noon at Mrs. Newlnans.
Social on Tuesday night. Refresh
ments
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24

got out OF his car. left ii standing not
over a half hour. and came back 70 lind
that automobile thieves had been busy
and taken his machine. II Was a Ave
passenger touring car. The police have
descrir. ION Of the machine which has
been phoncd in 10 Chicago and surround
ms cities
TROUBLE ABOUT PAY.
Another young man reported at he
station thai ~ had leen in the emplo Z
OF. ono or The concessions at the carnival
grounds and HAT his employer had given
him a d. lar ard ordered him of the
grounds ANA out Of town. He left some
Of his belongings and came TO the police
for assistance ia recovering his property.
SECOND NIGHT ONLY.
rho carnival people had run Of
had weather the first Or the week and
last night was really the second night
of operation The attractions IN them
selves are reported 10 be clean IN ey-
cry respect and tn management is APP
parcntly max nE every effort 70 run
sac wthat " free from skim games.
suggestive performances and every
thing that is undesirable.
THE LAST CARNIVAL.
To dozen representatives Of the
chamber ~ commerce. who called on
the mayor al the close - the We'd
nesday noon day meeting. that off
cial said thet this was positively the
last time that he would consent 10 a
license being ISSUED TO this kind Of a
snow that he was individually oppos-
ed TO earn walls from The economic
standpoint. even il il should he clean
morally. AND that he believed that the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
rhe Associated Bible Student.

3 .. nj o. o. f. hall, opposite
Minas Dept. store. Undsnomina.
tionel services. Every Sunday.
All welcome. Seats free. No collee-
tion.
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srisdsns evangelical Church

Cor. Sohl st. and Indiana Ava
Rsv. Peter We'll, Pastor.
$50 a. m.-Sunday school.
1890 a. m.-Church services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24

Held at our branch. sos Truman ave
every Sunday, 10 a. m. All free. Al
welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24

porste communion OF ST. Agnes
Guild
$50 a. m.-Sunday school
lo:45 a. m.-Mid-day service
80 a. my eninG service
st. PauIs Lutheran Church
IS Clinton street
300 a. m.-Sunday School and Bible
Class
9.30-Prenaratory service
1000 a. m.-Seryices. Holy communion.
7.3e p. m.-Evening worship
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
Notice
Dr.J.W. Acton
Dentist
Room 300 Hammond Bldg

Is again able TO resume his practice.
having been out OF the office for the
past few DAYS on account Of illness.
Hours: to u a. M; $50 to 5 after
noon. Evenings. $50 to 8.
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o'1oAt @PAhSoPhl ~1ukSA
4. ,. Bassett. Pastor.
800 a. m.-Class Meeting.
9.f5 a. m.-Sunday School and Bible
Glasses
1885 a. m.-Morning worship.
go y. m.-Junior League.
$50 p. Epworth League.
1880 .. m.-Evening Service.
1870 p. m. Wednesday Mid-week
prayer meeting
First Presbyterian
Corner of Highland and Holman sta
J. Z. Parrett. Minister.
9.f5 a. m.--Bible School.
1900 a. m.-Morning worship
Subject. The Cost OF Freedom
Miss Mcdaniel viii sing az this
service
$50 ,. m.--Christian Endeavor.
go p. Evening worship
Subject. What Is Keeping You
Away From jesus"
First Baptist church
2O7-215 sitley 81 f. D. Licknder.
pastor.
1000 a. m.--Morning service.
1900 a m.--Sunday school
ESQ D. m.--Ihtermediate and Senior 3
Y. r. L.
$50 p. m.--Evening service
ST. Paurs Church, Episcopal
W. J. Hawthorne. rector.
500 a. Early celebration. COR
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THREE HURT IN A
RIOTOUS ARRAY

econtlnusd from page on.l
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Christian Church.

Calumet Ave. g. Summer 81.
c. j. Sharp. pastor. $40 Summer 81.
|. Open for all services.
Ifs.3o a. m-BibIe School.
l0:45 a. m.-Morning service
$50 ?. m.-Christian Endeavor.
1880 p. m.-Evangelistic service.
Everybody go to church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
Eleven Lives Were Lost.

) who we're passengers on the vir-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-24
ALL JOIN
FOR GOOD
ROAD CHAIN

Continued from page one)
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Ass,hodiut Eplneopal Church

a hearty weIcome IS eAtended % all.
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Where to Worship
M varioas Hammond Churches
Eonros straat Msthodi.t Epi.aopal

Rev. Donald Wayne HIoole. pastor.
9.45 a. m.--Sunday school.
400 a. INFORMING worship.
$50 p. m.-Epworth League.
1880 p. m.--Evening worship.
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.confinued from page ons.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
icy Toscanier, jest remiza i stat

Ley Toscanier, jest remiza i staj-
MIA?
jest.
No, to juz wszystko bedzie
dobrze. Trzeba bedzie z tamtad
sproWadzic pojazd i konia Po-
wiedz pan, re sprzedales tego ko-
MIA j pow6z j re 0 10tej godzinie,
przyjdzie Pc ME ten, co je kupi1.,
Kon powinien bye zaprzezony,
tax zeby ten cz4owiek, potrzebo-
wal tylko wsiasc ma koziol i odje-
chac.
bedzie tym kupcem?
-Zacny bursz,. 0 kt6rego sic
pan Wcale troszczyc ME potrzebu-
jesz. Ale trzeba mi go bedzie "a
.pfacie j mann tez inne male Wydat
ki.
-Ilez pan potrzebujesz?
..-Tylko 1000 frankow. zadam
#tylko ma najpotrzebniejsze Wydat-
Xxi
Paskal otworzyl szuflade i wy
jal 2 niejj sto luidoroW.
Pan jestes bardzo dobry, jest
to praWdziwa przyjemnosciaar1m mice
q panem do czynienia, rzekl
Leopold choWajae pieniadze do
kieszem. Ale teraz pokaz mi
pan to sWeje gniazdo przy ulicy
Toscanier. Potem music isc ma o
bad, DO czuje gl6d nieznosny: Je-
zelis pan take gllodny, to prose
re nina. s.
-Dziekuje, jestem jjuz gdzieii1n7l:
dziej zamoWionyy odpoWiedazzial
EPaskal krotko; ..lchodz pan te-
raz do mcgee omku oggrodoWeggo.
s=.--Jaki mi dummy, -pomyyslal
Leopold, poecezekaj ptaszku, ME
|dlugo sic zapiesz zastaWion.e'
ma ciebiie adIa.
Gieldzista WstaI, WHIP paletot,
kapelusz, Wyja szllfady nucz
rick. $50. assss5=sgsszsss.
Ne toschodzmy.
Wkrotce obadWa najdoWali
Me ma ulicy; niebo pokryyte sra
remugeslhanullrsaasu'.!,liis naadschaach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

Jak to juz Konsulat Generalny
niejednokrotnie podaWal do og6l-
nej wiadomosci, zostaje. on Easy
tysiacami list6w 2 pyta-.
miami v. spraWach blachych, kto--
'rych ME moze zupelnie zalatWic.
|Ze Wzgledu ma naWal@roboty, te
Edoskonale tysiace ist6W czynia
regularne za1atwianie kores.
pondencyi waznej i Wymaga.
jacej rzeczyWistego rzeczowego
zalatwienia prawie niemozli.
wynn. Korespondencya Konsula.
tn Generalnego dochodzi obecnie
do trzech tysiecy, 1ist6w dzien-.
ME, a przy ograniczonym ska.
die p~racownik6w Konsulatu, ME
jest on " stanie poprostu odpo-.
Wyiadae ma TAXA lose lst6W: z
Prosze vice JeszcZe q ROda-.
k6W " Ameryces " celu ulatWie-.
mia d1alalnosci Konsulatu Gene.
ralnego wstrzymyWae sic cd "a
tpytyWania mas " kWestyach, Y
Iktorych bezposrednio mic pomodz
lnie mozemy, a1bo ma kt6re odpo-
twiedzieliismy komunikatamiW pts.
mach. OdpoWiadac listoWme IA
zapytania ma kt6re juz odpoWie-.
dzielismy konunikatani ME ,e mo 81
my.
N spraWachW kt6rych scisle
informacye MONA uzyskac jedy-'
ME na podstaWie Wladz'
krajoWych nalezyzWracaca sic
,Wprost % tych WIadz be- posred.
[nictwa Konsulatu Generalnegpps.ss
KonstantysR
KoasuIG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
(Ciag dalszy.)
-LIN.

EMnoryna slucha}a tych slow
Paw}a Z uwaga i wspclczuciem.
Jc,i jcnialny i czasem troche ironi-
czny w.yraz twarzy, ustapif Wldo-
czncmu rozrzewnieniu; mlody zas
pcswnik m6wi} dalej:
NJ wiclc poczucia honoru j
kccIlam zbyt szczcrze panne Re
nate, abym sic &rniaf zwrocic do
niej samej Z osviadczeniem,
WIEN. lie powinicncm te tajemni-
&c scrca mcgo wyznac .najpierw
:jc.j rodzinie, lecz tejze ME znam
niestety! | ME WIEN tez cZy ME
odebralbym odmownej odpowie-
dzi. Me WIEN, czy jej stanowisko
w swiecic i jcj mienie, mic stawin
ia 0 wicle wye: odemnie? Kto
vie, ely ME. przedzic;a mas jaka
przcpassc do nicprzcbycia?- lego
wszystkiego ME wien, i blagam
pa1sia, abys sic raczyia Wywie-
dziec o tenn. Me bedzie to pani
trudnem, "a pemcca swej przyja-
ci0lki Pauliny Lambert. Przez via
GonloSSc tel mlodei panienki, sta
NC sic mozc bardzo szczesliwym,
lccz przckladam n~ieszczescie mad
tr Greczaca ~niepewnosc.
,Mlody prawnik p~rzestai movie
hrahianka Terys milczaia take,
jej dclikatnc ob]icze zachmurzylo
sic. a brvi Sciagnely sic b%olesnic.
Pawe} zaniepokojony tenn milcze-
niem, zawo}af g'cccm blagajacym.
PAM mi ME odrowiadasz. Cd
rzucasz vice ma prosbe o pomoc?
-Jczeli sic waham z .odpowie-
dzia. - odpowiedziaia ,smutnie
Honoryna, to ola tego tylko, re
przykro mi sprawi6 panu, wielki
Dol serca. r
Pawe1 zblad1 i zaGrzaf kurczo-
VIC.
Vice sfusznie odgad1em, =
rzek} - Renata nalezy do rodzi-
ny, kt6ra Jest zbyt znakomita, a
by mnie do swego grona przyjac
chcia3a?
-Tego ynie WIEN iona takze
ME vie, - odpowicdziala parma
Terrys, DO ona ME INA wcale swo-
jej rodziny. r. Is !
-Ona ME INA swojej rodziny!
: powt6rzyl< Pawel, z ozywionnaa
nadzieja W g}dyie.
-Dzis .rano wlasnie, Saodlebra-
lam list Cd. Pauliny I1ambear -
mCWlfa DALEY hraDlanka,- W KJo
YIN mi wiele pisze o Renacie.
G1eboka tajemnica otacza poschho--
dzenie tel dziewczyny.
COZ mnie obchodzi ia tajem-
MICA? Jezeli jej rodzina jest mic
ME znaczaca i uboga, TEN lepiej
Togo, sobie w}asnie zycze, DO W
tym razie ME potrzcbuje lekae sic
odmownej odpowiedzi.
-Szanuje tie szlachetne ucz leu
ciaIpana, odpowiedziala Homo.
rylla, ale to ME jest przeszkoda
Q kt6rej wspomnialam pierwej
kt6rej waham sic Wypowiedziec:
lekajac sic zbyt bolesnie dot]ks-nllaadi
pana.
NOV PAM, ma Boga! a
wolal Pawe} 2 niezmiernym pre-.
strachem. Milczenie PAM, Jest
ola mnie zabiiaiacem. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Ia ma bruk uliczny. Blade SWAT

ola ma bruk uliczny. Blade SWAT
10 latarni odbijafo sic W ka1uzach
%biotnistej woody, a GAIA ia Geese
miasta zdaWa}a sic tax opustoszo-
ma jakby mieszkancy przeniesli
sic gdzieindziej Tub wymarli.
Paskal i jego towarzysz sill O.
box siebie W milczeniu az doszli
do starych bulWarow NeWilly.
IClaR ualszy nastaD1.y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

Honoryna ziekniena pWa1tOvn

Honoryna ziekniona gWaltownt
scia mlodzienca.
No vice dowiesz sic pan,
rzekla, - re ME znajomy opiek1n
kt6ry sic cd dziecinnego wieku 0
piekowal Renata, umarl pred Ii
ku tygodniami.
Vice jest wolna zupelnie!!
Il ona opuscila pensyonat.
! -Opuscifa = poWtorzyl mlo
dzieniec drzacym g}osem.
Talk pred kilEu dniami.
! Pawef zbladf, w oczach mu sie
zaccmilo, krcw uderzyla musdo gle
wy, a SERGE bilo mu tax gwaltoW:
ME, jak gdyby sic rozpeknac mia.
lc..
7 -Lecz jest przecicz wiadomem
dokad sic uda1a?
Me, Renata sauna tego ME
w%icdzia1a, gdy sic Z Paulina Lam.
bert zegna}a.
-Mlody prawnik przyfozy1 z
rozpaczliwym ruchem reke do roz
|palonego czofa.
JUL pc wszystkiem = zawo-
Hal. - Jedno=jedyl1es sleWo@ roz=
chwia}o wszystkie marZenia mole
i n%adzieje: wyjechala!
Parma Terrys bra}a najszczer-
sly wsp6ludzial W bolesci Paw}a,
lecz ME mog1a jej niczem ukoic.
ALE ten zmar1y opiekun, =
m6wif. dalej m1odzieniec stlumio-
nym glosem, = musiaf mice pre-
ciez jekie nazwisko, a to nazWis-
ko musi przeciez bye komu INA
mem.
Honoryna skine}a przeczaco
g}owa.
Nawet PAM Lermitte ME vie
dziafa, jak sic nazywa1, = rzekla.
.-Jego miejsce pobytu, jego naz-
wisko, wszystko co sic tego cz1o-
wieka tyczylo, bylo jej TAX samo
ME wiadomem, jak Renacie.
-Lecz- nie mog}a przeciez :'opu
scic sauna pensyonatu, ktos mu
siai przyjechac pc MIA.
TAX, przyjecha}a pc MIA kobe
ia, kt6ra ia czesto odwiedzala "
pensyonacie, i~kt6ra by1a podob-
|nosra1zaeezy11ia ae1u je5opieklnl
IA, ale ia kobieta ME powiedziala
pani Lermitte, dokads zamierza
wywiezc Renate:
-Wiec zadnego po nniejj ME po'
zostalo sladu! zawolal Pawef,
" najwieekszei poggrazony rozpai
ely. W tel gglebokipejjI edieenlnnosci.
ME ma ami promiczka swiatla, "a
kt6rem m6glbym sic kierowae,
nicsmi, jak bezw11adna rozpacz ME
pozostaje -. i
-Uspok6j sic panic Pawle! -
zawo4ala Honoryna .Wzruszona dc
Eglebi duszy, sciskajac jego rozpa.
Hone d1onie.
-Moze nam, jeszcze Pauline
tIambert zdola co " TEN dopo
m6dz.
W jakiiz sppoos66lb
Pauline pisz e nj, ze Renat;
obiecala jej PREY pozeeggnaniu, da
wac czesto Wiadomose Q sobie.
Oczy m1odziencanz RADIO
scia.
-Kiedy to obiecafa, vice te,
dotrzyma, zaWolal, Jjeszcze vie,
swszelka nadleja ME stracona.
-Napisze dis jeszcze do PAUL.