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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
WHOLESALERS LEAGUE.

STANDING OF Club
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

Scott Perry may be a great pitcher.
but as a batter, oh, my In the game OF
April Is he struck out five times, Jack
Quinn famed him in the second, fifth
made him cut the air In the ninth and
twelfth, though his efforts in the final
inning did nip the ball, resulting In IA
foul tip that was caught by Ruei
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
VICTORY LEAGUE,

Standing Of Clubs,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
LEWIS VS..

Professional.
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CARDS BEAT PILLS.

Nationals defeated TIE P~hiladelphis
Nationals in an exhibition game here
yesterday, 6 to .. Hornsby made two
doubles and a triple,
Score R.H,G,
st. Louis Nationals ...,...... 6 II 4
Philadelphia Nationals ........ 2 |
Doak, Tuero and Dilhoefer: Prender'
CAST and Cady.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

for their eiRht-round battle al the New
lyric tonight. This will be the first
Of a series Of four high-class bouts to
be staged as a part Of the centenary
celebration, On Tuesday night Jack
Dillon win clash with Phil Harrison
On Wednesday night Johnny Grifiths
will meet Len Rowlands, on Thurs
day night Pal Moore and Benny Chavez
will battle,
Gibbons and Brown are in great con
dition for tonight's go and following a
light workout Sunday afternoon they
both announced that they are ready to
enter the arena. Gibbons, being a
champion. always keeps tit and one Of
the most perfect fighting machines in
the history Of f~istiana win be seen in
action when he goes up against Brown
tonight. Gibbons has been fighting
regularly during the past several
months and states that he Is confident
Of outpointing Brown in their battle
tonight.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

sundays R~esuitt-loeb's REID,
Choctaws, 6, Knights Of Columbus. 4.
Railway Express, |; Park Taxi Co, 0.
Ill innings.l
Railway Express, 3; Park Taxi Co, ].
Twenty-Five innings Of baseball were
served to the amateur fans and fan
cites at Loeh's field by the Liberty
league Sunday afternoon with the first
ond a brilliant pitchers duel and hard
luck loss for the. Park raSis, n
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

R~A w NNSN1 "-NhAANtN
boxing fandom, and the greatest treat
that has ever been offered lovers OF
the Marquis OF oueensberry game is
offered In this weeks bio flpht menu.
Mike Gibbons, m~lddlewelpht champion
o. the world, will show here tonlaht,
along with George Knockout Brown, a
rugged battler, who aspires to the
heights Of the title holder. Gibbons Is
a great drawing card because he is a
real champion and a battler who gives
any and all corners a crack at his title.
Jack Dillon, the Hoosler Bearcat, one
OF the greatest men Of his weight that
ever drew on a padded glove, will per.
form TUESDAY night against PHI tar.
rlSon, another top-notch boy. Both
these warriors are always big attrac.
tons, and when they meet tomorro~
night they will undoubtedly be greeted
BY a record house.
on Wednesday night Johnny Grit.
fiths, n Of the real c~ontenders for
the welteHNelsht crown, 10 to meet
Len RoWiands, another battler, who as.
pireS for the title now In the posses.
sion Of Jack Brltton.
On Thursday night Memphis owr
Pal Moore, the legitimate bantam.
weight champion OF the world, viii
clash with Benny Chavez, the Mexican
bantam. This viii marx PAi's last bout
before he meets Jimmy Wilde, British
flyweiaht In London on July I for
purse Of $4,000.
There has been no greater eonsteIla.
ton Of ring luminaries performing In
Dixie since the fight game was intro
ouced. The card for this week ts 1
record breaker In every way.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
U. s. GOLFERS ELIGIBLE.

PARIS, May ia cable dispatch was
sent yesterday to the United States
Golf association and the Western Golf
association to indicate golfers who will
be able to play In the interallied com
petition. 1t is planned to hold the golf
tournament on the Bouiie links at YER
sailles.
Francis Ouimet, French golf cham
lieutenant at Camp Devens. Fred
Herreshorff was a private In the SER
vice Of supply. but has sailed for home.
He also Is eligible.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
Saturdays Re.ults-Hoduss' Field,

SATURDAY Ntsu'kN-FouAes Fie'u,
Gas Co., w, orgill Bros, postponed
En-Ar-Cos, 5; Polarine, Z,
The Gas-Orgill game scheduled for
he first game Of the Mercantile league
a postponed and will likely be played
during the coming week.
The En-Ar-Co and Polarines game
was hard fought and the En-Ar-Cos
through "A terrific batting rally, com
Ing from two runs behind showed over
three RUM in the final frame and drove
home a victory.
Score by innings R.H.E.
Polarines ,.,.a,,0 0 0-7 II 0
En-Ar-Cos ,.,..,.2 O | ? o IS II !
Batteries: Myrick and Hodges, Stad-
miller and Hope,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

CHICAGO, May led (Strangler)
Lewis and Wladek Zbyszko were pre-
pared today to enter the ring tonight
In a finish wrestling match, two out
Of three falls. The men met here less
than a month ago in a one-fall match
and Zbyszko won after two hours and
a quarter Of wrestling.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

Two games OF free and ferocious hit
ting were served by the Wholesalers
league Saturday afternoon at l.oeb's
field. The first game was won by the
Moores from the Van Nleets, score $
to 3. while the league-lcadinv STRAIT
tons were defeated for the first time
this season by the aggressive Ben Hur
team by the score Of IA TO T.
Score by innings RHE,
Van Vleets ,.,,' OooO3O O-S : 1
VIM. r. Moore s.. 0 0 0 KS S :
Batteries: Dutton and Ellis. leffer-
son and Allen.
In the second contest the STATIONS
evidently underestimate the strength
Of the Ben Hurs, who are now crowd
ing the STATIONS for the league leader
ship,
Score by innings RHE.
STATIONS ...,,.,.0 0 . Q o. ;
Ben Hur ..,.,..i 8 0 l l 9 LIE II
Batteries. Gum, Whitney and Gum;
3, williams, Ray ana Reames.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
TENAS LEAGUE.
\NHERE THEY PLAl
't8lA31a

SOUTHERN LEAGUE,
Memphis at Mobile.
Chattanooga at Birmingham.
Nashville at Atlanta
Little Rock at New Orleans.
-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis,
New York at Cleveland.
washinSton at Detroit.
--- --
NATIONAL EAGUE.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago OF Brooklyn,
Pittsburgh at Boston,
81 Loai4 at Philadelphia.
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Gibbons and BrOWn
Are Ready for Gong
Middleweight Champion and Leading Contender for Title
Clash at New Lyrc Theater Tonight.
NY mn UNITE
BY BOB PIGUE-

IKE GIBBONS, middle
weight champion Of the
" orl d. and George
Knockout Brown, one Of
the leading contenders
for the crown now worn
hy the 81. Paul Phan-
tom. are ready and
primed 10 the minute
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

Fatty Arhuckle plans to become a
baseball msgnate on the Pacific coast.
We hope he takes rs kindly to the
fans knocks as he does to the custard
pies heaVed at him.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
RAgRlRMRpsNls
NzL
LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit R,H.E,
Washington Il 100000 As 10 3
Detroit .......0 900 / 0 0 o. s 1
Johnson and Agnew; Ehmke and Ain
smith.
At st. Louis R.H.E,
Boston .......1 10000 0 % 5 .
81 IouiS .....O 0 | 0 . 0 0 l "a IL /
Mays and Schang; Weilman, Leifield
a. Mayer.
At Cleveland R.H.E,
Ne, 900 .,..J 900 0 1 0 0 ID 3 8
Cleveland 30 0 o . O 3 0 x-4 8 D
Mogridge. Russell and Ruel; Cove
leskie and O'Neill.
At Chicago R.H.E.
Philadelphia % 100000 % 4 2
Chicago ......l 0 0 0 0 0 0 x-1 Z 0
Perry and Perkins; Cicotte and
SChalk.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

Kurt Hitke, after three seasons as
aide-de-camp to five we'll known driv-
ers, has decided to WOO fame on his
own account at the wheel of a famous
car in the s0o-mile Liberty sweep
stakes on the Indianapolis motor speed
way, May 81. Hitke is going to roam
DER the bricks in u Roamer- Druesen-
berg.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
TIE IN
SATURDAY SHOOT
Martin and Gibbs Each Break
Fifty Targets.

At the Saturday shoot of the Mem
phis Gun club N. H. Martin and H.
D. Gibbs tied for high honors, each
breaking 50 targets. The scores:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

Old Charley Hall. pitching for st,
Paul, held Louisville to one hit in six
innings on April 80. The game ended
score standing Z to 0.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

Summary; Home run-Carroll. Two
base hits-Carroll, High. Sacrifice hit
Sohepner, Day, Stolen base-Summa.
Double play-McMitian TO Brown Struck
out-hy Day ,, by Goodbred 3. Bases on
balls-off Goodbred l. Left on bases
Mobile s, Memphis g. Time-2:0 90.
lmpires-PfenninEer and SHIRLEY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

sundays Results; Loeb's Field,
Concords, 4, Denies, !,
Drake Cleaners, S; PrestonuS, },
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
Bingen Bests Pointer;
Peter Nash Sets Record
tie and North Memphis Driving Clubs Furnish Great
Racing in Saturday Matinees.

Good racing marked the regular Sat
urday matinee Of the Tri-State Driving
club, some excellent marks being hung
up. In the first race. q trotting and
pacing event, Memphis Girl, a ~trotter,
won in straight heats, showing her
heels all the way to Cycolne, Kathleen
Azoff and Hal Baron.
In the second race Bonnie Lou won
over Patrick Mckinney in a t~rotting
duel, taking the race in straight heats.
Ruby Bingen and Fnetta Pointer
staged a sensational pacing battle In
the third race, the Bingen mare finally
coming in under the wire ahead Of the
Orgill entry. Three heats were required
before the argument was settled.
In the fourth ace P~rincelite, driven
by Secretary ]. A. German, Of the Tri-
State club, won in straight heats. out
Julius Goodman captured the fifth race
for PAGERS, leaving Miss Belle Patchen
behind in straight heats.
In the sixth race Miss Sl6 defeated
DR.. Buckley and Betty Boyd.
The results:
FIRST RACE-MIXED.
Memphis Girl (T) Williamson -. | ]
Cyclone (Pl (McCallum) .......... 2
Kathleen Azoff (T) (McNees) .... :
Hal Baron IT CWier) ..........,.. 4
Time-2:5s. 2;54h.
SECOND RACE-TRoTTERS.
Bonnie Lou (Jeffriesl ......n.,.. | ]
Patrick Mckinney (Haynes) ...... 2 2
Time-2:34&, 2;341a.
THIRD RACE-FREE-FOR-ALL.
PAGERS.
Ruby Bingen (Goodman) ....... 2 ]
Finetta Pointer (OrgilD ."..... 2 l
Time-2;16ia, 2;13, 2:16&.
FOURTH RACE-TROTTERS.
Princelite (Gorman) .,...,.. 1....-.
Or, Herman (Jeffries) ...r........2 ;
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
M. A. A. TO MEET.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
hoard Of directors of the Memphis As
ISOLATED Amateurs will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce on TUESDAY
evening, May 20, at s o'clock.
=
The Ben Hur lodge has entered a new
Twilight league, teams playing every
Tuesday afternoon at Hodges field, The
teams will be named Mutt n jeff.
playing nothing but their own lodge
members, and evenly balancing up the
teams as to playing strength to insure
an even pennant chase. A successful
season Is predicted,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York R.H.E.
Cincinnati 80 ooOoooo0 % 8 /
New York 90 l 2 l 0 Ks 9 0
Sallee, Reuther and Rariden; Benton
and McCarty.
At Brooklyn R.H,E,
Chicago .,....2 10000 0 0 Ia ii /
Brooklyn .....0 0003 0 IA 9 3
Alexander, Hendrix and Killifer; Pfef-
fer and Kruger.
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GIBBONS vs. BROWN--ALL OTHER BOXER ARRIVE

has Dixie ever
entertained such a galaxy
Of boxing stars In its flSTtc
history as Will swing the
padded mltts In a Memphis
arena this week. Cham
plons, near champions and
men who are information.
ally famous are slated TO
nRrfoEm haNoEa Aa~Ab4.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

Peter Nash, a pacing stallion Of re-
pute, furnished the thrill at the Satur-
day matinee Of the North Memphis
Driving club, when he Travelled a mile
accompanied by a runner in 2:OS. This
record was set for other horses in the
North Memnhis club to shoot at this
season. Peter Nash was handled by
Fred Edmonds. A good racing program
was offered.
In the first race John R.. a ~trotter,
had an easy time winning, finishing
first in straight heats. The second was
a pacing event, which was captured by
Dark Night. In the third event Miss
Norton finished first, ahead Of Vanity
ii and Charlie c. The fourth event was
Peter Nash's setting Of a seasons
record for the North Memphis track.
The fifth race was for PAGERS n
Tom S. won it in straight heats, out
distancing Kid Hal. Bessie Smiles and
Miss Aeroplane. In the sixth race, a
running event. Gabe Winston finished
ahead of the field, with Sam Coffman,
Jim Lucky and Sonny Johnson finishing
in the order named.
A special program is being prepared
by the North Memphis club for
Wednesday, when Centennial visitors
will be entertained at the North Mem
phis track. Peter Nash will attempt to
set another record, and Ed (Pop) Geers,
the veteran driver, will be seen in &C
ton.
Saturdays results:
FIRST RACE-TROTTERS.
John r. (T) (Edmonds) ........,. | !
G. i. D. (T) Haley ....,..,...,. 2 2
Estelle s. (T) Smith ............ 3
Binko (T) perry ................ 3 4
Time-2:29a. 2:23h.
SECOND RACE-PACERS.
Dark Night (P) (Edmonds) ...,,.. I |
silk Direct (P) (Taylor) ..........2 2
P. X. (P) %(Johnson) ......,....... 3 3
Time-2:15. AJAX.
THIRD RACE-TROTTERS.
| Miss Norton CT) (Edmonds) ...... l |
Vanity II TT (Johnson) .......,.. 2 2
Charlie c. CT) (Taylor) .......... 3 3
Time-2:19, 2;16.
FOURTH RACE-SPECIAL.
Peter Nash (P), 2:011s, IF. Edmonds. }
For track record. TIme-2:os.
FIFTH RACE-PACERS.
Tom S. (P) (Jones) ............... / l
Kid Hal (P) (Podesta) ............2 2
Bessie Smiles (P) (Dabbs) ........ 3 3
Miss A%eroplane (Pl (Baxter) ..... 4
Time--2:17k, 2;15.
SIXTH RACE-RUNNING.
Gabe Winston CNoelD ............... /
Sam Coffman lacey ...,............ 2
Jim Lucky (PowelD ................
Sonny Johnson (Rice) ................
Time :28.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

Editor, a well-known young boxer, will
meet Young Jack Dempsey over the
six-round route. Both these bows are
around the top among local wieldorn OF
the padded mitts and may he counted
on TO put up a great battle when they
clash tonight.
Another six-rolnd preliminary will be
staged when Shinv Logan will meet
Brooklyn Jack Prizes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19
All Boxers Have Arrived.

All OF the eight boxers who are to
take part in the big centenary boxing
program have arrived in Memphis and
are ready TO 60 on. Pal Moore. Rc-
companied by his manager, Nate Lewis,
got In this morning from Chicago, Ben
ny Chavez. who Is Moore's opponent
for next Thursday night. arrived Satur-
day night. Phil Harrison. who Is to
clash with Jack Dillon Tuesday night
Is also on the scene, Dillon is ex-
pected I'm Memphis this afternoon. Len
Rowlands, who Is TO meet Johnny Grit
fiths Wednesday night, Is also here
as is Griffiths. All boxers are in fine
condition and are ready to give fight
fandom plenty OF action when they
square off against each other.
The advance seat sale has been large
and It Is expected that the New Lyric
theater will be packed to the roof when
Gibbons and Brown meet, From out
of-town many fight fans have arrived
and will be at the rinEside TO see their
favorites IN action tonight.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-19

At Camp Jesup, Ca R,H,E.
Nashville .....0 O00l q 90 OIL 3 !
Atlanta ......1 0 00044O x-s 16 0
Jonnard. Bennett and Street; Boone
and Neiderkorn.
At Chattanooga R.H.E.
Birmingham 0 0 100000 IA II
Chattanooga 0 0 0 . 0 0 / 2 0-3 IL /
Sigman and Peters; Marshall, Vines
and Higgins.
At New Orleans R.H.E.
Little Rock % 0 0 10000 % s
New Orleans. i ! 90 0 | x-4 10
Stone and Brottem; Perdue and
Kitchens.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19

telnik nasz poznal juz zapewne
Ma}gorzate Berlin, odpowiedzia1a
wzruszonym g}osem:
- Przybywam W bardzo waz--
nym interesie i musze koniecznie
widziec sic z panem Vallerand.
w tenn zblizy1a sic Ursula i RE
k1a. uprzejmie:
- Pan Vallerand kaza1 prosic
pania, kogoz nam zaszczyt ozna:j-
mic mu?
- Mole nazwisko jest panu Val
lerand zupe}nie nieznanem, cd
powiedzia1a Ma1gorzata.
Ursula z~aprowadzi1a goscia do
ma1ego przedpokoju i posz1a po--
tenn sama do pana.
- Kt6z to jest! - spytaf cho-
ry.
- JakaS PAM W grubej za1obie,
kt6ra ma bardzo wazny interes do
pana.
- Jake sic nazywa?
-Powiada, re jej nazwisko jest
panu zupe1nie nieznanem. Czy
mann ia zupe1nie przyprowadzic.
- Zapewne.
Ursula otworzy}a drzwi i RE
- Ffosze 1askawa PAM wnijsc
raczy! -
Wdowa postapi1a kilka krok6w,
lecz W progu zatrzyma}a sic i ner
wowe drzenie wszystkie jej cz}on
XII wstrzasa1o. Ot6z ujrza1a znowu
tego ukochanego, kt6rego w swej
niecnej s1abosci zdradzi}a; uczu-
Gle wstydu i b%ojazni ow}ad1o jej
dusze. Jake przyjmie ia ten Ro
bert, u kt6rego cd lat tylu niena-
wise wzgledem niej zajela miej-
see mi1osci. Ursula spostrzeg}a z
zdziwieniem to wachanie sic ME-
znajomej i wezwa}a ia powt6rnie
ably sic przyblizyc raczy1a. Ma1go
RATA z przewyciezeniem ~przestapi
Ia prog a Ursula oddalifa sic z
salonu i zamkne1a drzwi "a SODA.
Swiat1o stojacej mad kominkiem
lampy padalo ma twarz Roberta.
Ma1gorzata spostrzeg}szy ma tel
twarzy wyryte pietno smierci, te
oczy ME zemglone i w}osy siwiznaa
spruszone, oma1o ME zemdla1a z
bolesci. w tym cz1owieku pasuja
Gym sic re smiercia, W tym zgrzy-
bia}ym, ledwo czterdziesci lat Ii
czacym starcu,ktoz by sic mogf 90
patrzec owego nwielbianego ME-
gdyS przez MIA miodzienca. -Onie-
miala z przestrachu, sta}a pred
|tym dawnym ukochanym, kt6ry
dis byl tylko jej wrogiem, z kt6
rym zaciety BOZ staczac mialA.
Robert Vallerand sadzac, re to wa
chanie sic nieznajomej PAM, po--
chodzi tylko z jej niesmia1osci
rzekf uprzejmie.
= zaluje bardzo, re ME moge
wyjsc ma powitanie PAM, ale ciez
ka choroba zabrania mi wype1nie-
MIA powinnosci gospodarza domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19

Prose-, Wybacz PAM race zajae
miejsce tn obok mnie, przy komin
ku.
Ochryply i slaby CLOS deput1oowa
nego zrobi1 naMa1gorzacie rozdzie
rajace SERGE Wrazenie. y kami "
oczach przystapHa blizej. Robert
uk1onil jej sic iprosil poWtornie,
'zeby. obok niego usiadla.
WdoWa stojac ciagle ma jednem
miejscu, podnios1a Welon do CORY.
Glory patrzal na MIA zdziwiony.
Promien swait1a lampy osWietlil
piekna glove Ma1gorzaty, te. pick
ne szlachetne rysy tWarzy, ma
;kt6rych czas, pomimo tylu cier--
pien, zadnego prawie ME wyryl
|sladu i ciemnych wlos6w zwoje,
kt6re 2 pod jej wdoWiego czepka
splywaly.
Robert poznaf ja cd razu, ale
tax byl ma1o ma to spotkanie PREY
gotowany re uczul jak gdyby go
prad elektryczny uderzyl. Pomi--
mo s1abosci zerwal sic, odchodzac
prawie cd zmyslow, z wzrokiem
ob1akanym i drzacemi usty, wye
kna1 tylko:
- Ty?.... ty?.... tutaj?..
TAX ia, odpowiedzialaMa}
gorzata z w~ysileniem, udajac spo-
|k6j.
= Czego cheese W moim domu?
= zadam cd ciebie moja c6rke.
= Twoja c6rke? = powt6rzy}
deputowany z gniewliwa pogarda
= Ty cheese movie do mnie o
twojej GORGE? Milcz i wychodz
precz ztad!
= Me bede milcza1a i ME odej
de ztad, dopokad mnie ME wys}u
CHASE i ME odpowiesz ma mole py
tania!
- Jestes dis dose odwazna /
ME tax tch6rzliwa jak dawniej.
- Dawniej.. dawniej by1am
niesmia1em, zafukanem dziecie-
ciem. Ale teraz jestem wolna /
czuje SHE W sobie! Wszystkie me-
czarnie, kt6re cd lat dziewietna--
stu z twojej ponosilam przyczy--
ny, skonczy1y sic pred kilku dnia
mi. Kat kt6remu mnie wydaliscie
Eye przesta1. By1am niewolnica,k o
rzaca sic pred swym tyranem,
Ten tyran spoczywa teraz W gro
bic, a ia mysle tylko odtad O mo-
lei GORGE i zadam jej koniecznie
cd ciebie!
Robert zachwial sic, ME mog1
dluzej utrzymac sic IA nogach j
upad} ma fotel.
- Twoja c6rka! - jeknaf. =
To dziecko, kt6rego sic zaparias
pred dziewietnastu laty bez zalu
i skruchy, i zaslubilas cz}owieka,
DO ;jego miliony Gle olsni1y. Masz
teraz tie miliony. Czyz one ci ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
PoNIEWAz

Poniewaz zdrowie jest "a cenne
ably je ~wystawiac ma niebezpie--
czenstwo przez niepewne doswiad
czenia: poniewaz poszukujesz le--
karstwa ktore dzia1a akuratnie i
W tym samym czasie ME jest O.
brzydliwe; i poniewaz potrzebu-
jesz lekarstwa kt6re usuwa sam
zarodek choroby, kupisz przeto
tylko Trinera Amerykanski Elk
If Gorzkiego Wilma we wszystkich
przypadkach zaburzen zoladka.
Tol ekarstwa cieszy sic najlepsza
slawa juz przez trzydziesci lat:
dzia1a DON ME powodujac rzniec
W zo1adku, jest bardzo smaczne i
oczyszcza wnetrznosci tax dosko-
male re wszystkie odpadkl=groma
dzaces ie tam So usuniete. Dosta
niesz Trinera Amerykanskiego E.
lixiru Gorzkiego Wilma we.Wszy-
stkich .aptekach Niezapomnij row
niez mice Trinera Liniment zaw-
SIZE pod reka, albowiem W wypad-
kach wywichniecia, natezenia, ma
puchniecia, zmeczenia muskul6w
albo n6g ftp. ten preparat dale
upragniona, szybka i pewna ulge.
Joseph Triner Company, 1333-43
S. Ashland ave-, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
(Ciag dalszy.)

Robert V~allerand zadrza1 ca1y
gdy to nazwisko przeczyta1.
- To on! - mruknaf z przera
zeniem, ten nedznik przeklety,
kt6ry schanbil imie swego OLGA i
swa matke, moja siostre wpedzi}
re zmartwienia do grobu. Vice
on uciekl! O ia wiadomosc dobi-
ia mnie ! przeczuwam straszliwe
niebezpieczenstwo i nieszczescie!
Robert zblad1 jak smierc, rece
jego drga}y kurczowo. Przeczytal
j~eszcze raz z najwieksza uwaga to
zlowrogie doniesienie, odrzuci1 pc
TEN pismo i m6wi1 do siebie.
- Ale ola czego drecze sic ME
potrzebna Ottawa? Me potrzeba
sic wlasnie lekac wcale tego zfo-
czyncy, DO on daleko zbiegnac ME
moze. zandarmi wpadli juz zapew
ne ma slad jego, i wyslano "a MIN
listy goncze. - Leopold Languier
z%ostanie wkr6tce schwytanym a
odtad lepiej go pilnowac beda!
Robert zaduma1 sic g}eboko.
W%zruszenie jakiego dozna1 wywar
10 slime wstrzasnienie ma jego d1u
ga choroba os}abionym umysle.
Zdawalo mu sic, re cienia smierci
~otaczaja go, przesta} myslec i zam
kna1 znuzone powieki.
Gdy Ursula weszla do domu,
znalazfa go ~spiacego ma fotelu, pc
cichu przy1ozy1a j~eszcze kilka ka-
wa1k6w drewek IA kominek i wy
szla ME chcac 60 budzic. W1asnie
bila plata godzina, gdy z zapalo-
ma Tampa wesz1a zn6w do salonu.
Robert zbudzil sic i patrza} z
zadziwieniem, re juz by} wiecz6r.
- Czy spalem tax d}ugo? - "a
pyta}.
- Prawie p6ltorej godziny, pa
ME, - odpowiedzia1a Ursula.
- Zapewne lekarstwo ten ten
sprowadzi1o: DO i cierpienia pre-
sta}y mi ma chwile dokuczac!
w TEN rozleg1 sic turkot pojaz-
du pred domem. Robert i Urszu-
la s}uchali zdziwieni.
- Czyby to doktor powr6ci1?-
m6wi1 chory.
- Mai przybyc dopiero jutro
- Vice to mole kto moich
przyjaci6l lub znajomych.
- Czy pan cheese przyjac 3D.
wiedziny?
- Czemuzby ME, to mnie rozer-
vie nieco, a dokt6r Tallandier "a
leca mi przeciez rozrywke.
Ursula wyszla spotka}a W
przedpokoju Klota, rozmawiajace
go z jakas pania, W grubej za1o--
bic, z twarza zas1onieta, czarnym
5krepowvm welonem.
- Pan jest chory, mowil
Klot, i ME wien czy przyj mic wi,
zyte PAM, jezeli PAM ME masz ba
rdzo waznego Interest,"!
zawelowana PAM, W M6rej czy