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for somebody besides the bird they're
really after. So new It's maybe Red
they're laying fer On the quiet, aal tho
while they're kicking up this rev
about Leo, making cut they think he's
the only one Don't you seer
"All but why you had to hide :"
Because ! was In the room when
1t happened. Ristsrt saw me. Harry
knew l was there. Besides. the cops
are looking fer anybody vine knew Leo
and they knew I knew him. II they
get me on the carpet. and then q war
rants sworn cut charging Red with
murder. no matter II haven't peeped
q word I'll get the credit fer sqaeai
ipg."
II see now. Nv peer. hunted lsvei"
Marie gave q gesture Ct declsien. "No
matter. Now yes arc with nae, there
is no more fear. :. All that 10 end
ed shall take yes away with me
tonight-far, far from these haunts ct
crime and terrer-aLd make yOu my
wife!"
"Oh. II yeu only ceuld-r
"What IL to preventr'
She hesitated, then cried in passion
ate protest: II can't, Marie. I can't.
The risks too big. I tell you. yea don't
know Red. He never gives up. He'll
follow US to the cad sf the earth. It
isn't me alone-tt's yeu. How can ]
DC anything ! known mean your
DEATH"
Never feari" The Spaniard had q
short laugh Of sccrn. "Bs gen imagine
that good Mr.. carnehaa will remain
long at liberty, new that ! knew what
you've Just told met"
"You don't mean yeu'd squeal,
Mario I"
"Why nots"
ut means the Chair for Red"
"Shall that stop ne when yeur life
and happiness are at stakes Am to
let the life Of q thug continue to stand
a constant menace TO the woman
lover
1 She started forward and caught the
lapels of his coat with frantic hands
mario, you mustn't You mustn't gC
to the cops! Mario! II you do, they'll
get both Of us-surei"
"But every werd you say proves
there is no room for the three Of US in
this world. 1t is his life OF ours
Resign yourself. Leonora. No arsu
ment can move me-"
:But yon cant Mario-yeu can't
won't let you. won't be the kind oi
girl that'll saueal on a pail"
1T is no fault Of yours, dear, II
make proper use Of information which
came to me by chanee."
mo. Mario-pIease! she sobbed
He shook his head. She flung angril!
away. then swung back. her counts
nance ablaze. do you think I'd Q,
away with you II you did that-marr!
you-go on loving yeu. event Well
you're wrong you're dead wrong. Ma
rio. Get me right: love yeu bu
You do like you say, and RI
see you d-d"
(Continued temeFrew.)
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Articles of incorporation
of the

AItlClcS Vi
of the
KEY CITY PUBLISHING COM.
PANY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
That we, whose names are hereto
subscribed, being des1rous of form
ing a corporation under the laws of
the State of Arizona, have, for this
purpose voluntarily associated our
selves together into body corporate,
and do hereby make, execute and
publish these Articles of lncerpora-
tion, and do hereby certify:
I.
The name of this corporation and
by which it shall be authorized te
transact its BUSINESS is KEY CITY
PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The names of the incorperat0rs
are, ]. E. WISE, w. F. CHENO-
WETH, ] C. TOVREA, ]. A. l.
CARA, J. L. SCHLEIMEH. ARGUS
REDDOCH ana B. F. HANNAH.
The resi- lence and Post Office Ad-
dress of each and every one of the
Incorporators is Nogales, Santa Cruz
County Arizona.
The principal office and place OF
business of this corporation shall be
in Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Ari-
zona; but branch offices may be
aSta hlishod opd maintained in such
other place or places as may at any
time be determined upon by the Board
| of Directors
Ill.
Tke time of the commencement Of
this corporation shall be the day Of
filing its Articles of Incorporation In
the office Of the Arizona Coepowasieu
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The
Dark
Mirror
Louis Joseph Vance
Astkoy of"7he Fslse Esoss
~The Lose Vel" Ete
IHxsfrated b1
IRWIN MYERS

IHsssfrated b.
IRWIN MYERS 2
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fCopyright. le9o. ~ the Anthor-i

Long lashes dropped to veil Leo
nora's sm0ldering eyes. Inez's ma-
licious smile flashed and faded. The
other clenched her hands Into tight
fists. then opened them. She looked
up. pride conquered and trsmpled mn
der foot by love.
"Inez," she pleaded simpiy: NJ got
to see Red tonight or ] dOpt
know what'll happen. Please take me
to him, InezI"
The woman delayed her response
for a moment, that she might relish
the full flavor of her triumph. Then,
jumping up, she said:
"Sure l will, dearie. Cmon: les
CO."
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A SNAP: FOR SALE-100 hec-
tares fine ailuvial farming land, ready
for planting, in delta of Fuerta river,
Sinalea. Pump and irrigating bitches
direct from river. Clear title. Ad-
dress ]. ]. Goodman, Box "a, Nogales,
Arizona.
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-Ir.s all rignI. she whispei ed harsh
", pausing half way down the ladder
when Leonora stood on the. landing
below. "The door on the left. at the
back. You know the high sign. I'll
he shutting this trap. Look sharp
before somebody lamps us!'
She climbed hack couple of rungs
to wrestle with the hatch, while Leo
nora. turning TO the door designated,
saluted its panels with the peculiar
rap which alone would be acknOwl-
edged by Red
For some time she waited. hearing
no sounds from the far side of the
door, hearing indeed nothing other
than the bluster of the storm and IneZ
petulantly anathematizing the clumsy
and obstinate hatch. Presently the
thing fell into place with a crash. and
the girl turned looking to see Inez
drop to the landing and surprised that
she did not. but with surprise no
sooner conceived than smothered in a
greater. For the door swung open
a FOitC ShC NiICN' lOi
whose accents she had hungered
ceaselessly for days on end-nei:her
Reds voice nor Leo's-cried in amaze
ment:
"Leonora !"
And looking up into the face Of the
maj. Mario. the girl uttered a broken
or. of wonder and gladness. She did
not understand how this thing had
come about, that she should find here
the man she loved where she had
thought to find that other whom she
feared with fear so profound that 1t
was twin with hatred. But it didn't
matter; in the stunning joy of that
surprise, nothing seemed to matter ex-
cept that chance had led her at last
to Mario. in spite of all her struggles
to keep away from him, to deny love
and self lest she entangle him as well
in the tolls of her misfOrtunes.
She went as naturally to his arms
as a child in trouble to the arms of
its father: Inez, Red. Leo. the police
-everything-forgotten in the happi-
ness of that meeting.
Gently drawing her across the
threshold. Mario shut the door be-
tween them and the world
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State of Arizona.
County of Santa CruZ.-Ss.
Before me, Gertrude l.. Lerg, a
Notary Public, in and for the Coun-
ty of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona
on this day personally appeared j. E.
Wise, w. F. Chenoweth. ]. C. Tovrea
J. A. Legarra, ]. L. Schleimer,
ARGUS Reddoch, and B. F Hannah,
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the forego-
ing Articles of Incorporation, and
severally acknowledged to me that
they executed the same for the pur-
poses and consideration therein ex-
pressed.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this Esd day of October. A. D.
1920.
(SEAL)
GERTRUDE L. LERG
Notary Public.
My commission expires August "a
1924.
Filed in the Office of the Arizona
Corporation Commission this 25the
day of Oct, 1920 at 10 o'clock A NJ.
at request of Duffy & Purdum. whose
post Office address is Nogales. Ari-
zona.
Arizona Corporation Commission
BY AMOS A. BELTS,
Chairman
State of Arizona,
County of Santa Cruz.-ss.
harobxy oo,.k;fx, %lo% %l- l.,
strument was filed and recorded at
the request of F. ]. Duffy, Oct &c,
A. D. 1920, at ., m. Book /. Art.
of Inc.
Witness my hand and official seal
the day and year aforesaid
(SEAL)
ARGUS REDDOCH,
County Recorder.
First Publication October 20, 1890.
Last Publication November 4. 1920.
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the corporation in Nogales, Arizonas
on the third Monday of September in
each year, and shall hold their office
until their successors are elected and
qualified. Any vacancy in the Board
or Directors, may be filled by the re-
naming members of the Board by
appointment from among the stock
holders, and any Director so appoint
ed shall hold his office until the next
annual meeting of the stockholders.
A majority of the Board of Directors
shall constitute a quorum for the
transaction of business. The first
Board of Directors shall consist of
the incorporators whose names are
hereto subscribed. and they shall con-
tinue to constitute the Board of Di-
rectors until the regular annual
meeting of the stockholders, Septem-
Der 1921, unless removed by death,
resignation or. otherwise. The Board
of Directors shall have power and
authority to adopt bylaws for the
government Of the corporation
VIII.
The officers of this corporation
shall be a President, Vice-President.
Secretary Treasurer. and such other
officers or agents as the Board Of
Directors may deem necessary for the
purposes of the corporation. They
shall be elected by the Directors at
meeting of the Board, and shall
hold their office during the life OF
the Board of Directors by whom they
are elected, or until their successors
are elected and qualified, unless
sooner removed by the vote of two
thirds Of the Directors.
TX.
These Articles of Incorporation
may be altered or amended. and the
capital stock may be increased or de-
creased, at any regular meeting OF
the stockholders. or at any special
meeting called for that purpose, by
the affirmative vote of majority of
the stockholders, and the Board of
Directors may call a meeting of the
stockholders for this or any other
purpse not contrary to law, but no.
tice of such proposed amendment shall
be given to each stockholder either
personally or in writing at least
twenty days prior to the meeting at
which such amendment shall be vot-
ed upon.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands and seals this
23rd day of October, A. D. 1920.
] E. WISE (SEAL)
w F. CHENOWETH (SEAL)
}. Z. TOVREA (SEAL)
j. A. LEGARRA (SEAL)
j. L. SCHLEIMER (SEAL)
ARGUS REDDOCH (SEAL)
B F. HANNAH (SEAL)
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v. THE HAVEN.

v. THE HAVEN.
$50 you have come to me -. a.
last"
She lifted her rain-sweet face from
the warm haven of his shoulder, blind
iy yearning toward his lips and
remembered. Fear lanced that ecstasy
like pain. With convulsive move
ment she wrenched away her lips and
struggled from his arms.
"Leonora !" he protested-"what Is
it?'
Red" she gasped, staring wildly
round-"Leo-where are they"
"How should know? What are
those two to me-to us?"
"Where are we?"
"In my rooms. as you see .
well beyond the reach of those cut
throatsl"
"But'-a dubious hand faltered to
BE sent for me. Inez brought me-"
"Then Inez led you amiss. dear
no: Alright! !" His arms again enfolded
her. sand thank God for that"
Confused. she fell into a silence,
misglvings benumbed by wonder.
Taste and means had transfgured the
commonplace into an abode of such
luxury as the girl had seldom dreamed
0f-indeed. had never seen but in the
pages of illustrated magazines.
In this main room. dark hangings
disguised the walls. with framed
paintings like glowing windows open
on exotic landscapes. and shelves
heavy laden with volumes in rich
bindings. An antique Chinese rug of
exquisite artistry hid In part pol
ished dark floor Of parquetry. Upon
q library table Of old Spanish oak
books. manuscripts and objets dart
were lustrous in the warm light of a
lamp of wrought brass. Wide-armed
chairs Of deep upholstery in leather
offered caressing invitation to weary
limbs. An atmosphere of studiOus re-
pose soothed excited sensbilities.
A bedchamber partly visible through
| OAlC VPCh QOOA OhClCu otAOhS NOh-
trast of almost Spartan simplicity
| with soberly tinted walls, a narrow
day bed of mahogany and unpreten-
tious chairs and dressing table to
match this last.
Through still another door a glimpse
gf white enameled walls, stainless
porcelain and nickeled fittings proved
| that a civilized bathroom had thers
been installed. In building wh0se
every other tenant was content with
such facilities for personal cleanliness
as were afforded by the common kitch
on sink.
The girl shook a bewildered head.
sand you've lived here all along
MariO-w
"Here ! have come to rest, Leonora
worn out with the WEAKNESS and dis
appointment of fruitless searching fol
you. How could yJu torture me so
Where have you been?"
"NOt far hiding"
"From the police? Because of tina
business at Ristori's? You were In
! VOWED In tnatF Carnenan, TOO, and al
those others, as well as Bielinsky :?
She nodded to every question. ''
feared this Tell me what happened
Why did you not come to me first o
| allfs
y was afraid"
"Afraid of the man who loVes you
whom you love? You do love me, Lee
Aora?"
4 'Yes." she murmured-"yes, with al
Of me, Mario"
"Then Why-T
II was afraid of Red. He swore he
have you murdered If l ever spoke t
you again."
"That, then. was the only reaso
why you wouldn't communicate wit
me, send me one word to say you sti
lived you were well, you thought q
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9 o o o G Q q q Q . O o o o o Q
D FOR SALE :
. . . o . o @ . O o o o o o Q 9
HEM Stitch machine FOR sale for
casl. Phone k2A. S:25-tf
FOR SALE: Player piano and music
cabinet. with rolls. Cash or terms J
q. Harrus Furniture Co. ZIG Grand
Avenue.
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E o o o . o q . . . Q @ o o o G
MISCELLANEOUS g
. o o o o o o o @ . o . o @ o g
WANTED-Piano player permanent
position. Apply this morning,
Manager Star Theatre.
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Spanish interpreter; long expert
ence. Railway and immigration Serv-
ice. P-O, ~.
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOM-Bath
connected. Cavalry Hill Telephone
423W. 1915 tt Oh
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SIS REWARD

SIS REWARD
LOST Between Nogale- and Tucson-
on Tucson road . Red LsatAef
suit case containing ladies wearing
appa sl and letters addressed ~
Ars A. L. Bennett. Find r please
return to American Garage, Pata-
.onls and receive $25 reward.
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CRANK of Haynes automobile. Re-
turn to C. D. Rankins, 801 Morley, and
receive the price of a new crank.
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FOR RENT-Furaished rooms. Dun.
bar Real Estste Office 1873 t.
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EXPERT at Government Income Tas
Report and Accountant desires po !,
sition of bookkeeping or accoun'-
ing. Either temporary or perma-
nent position. Address ca. In care
Oasis.
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WANTED - Extra typewriter and
nlemmeograph work. Address P. o.
Box 1074, in care Oasis.
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WANTED-Several energetic young
men to represent us in this city
and vicinity; the work consists OF
soliciting, collecting, etc.; Salary
$4,000 weekly, excellent chances
for advancement, For particulars
write Continental Adju ,tment Com
pany, Dept. IT, Mckay Bldg,
Portland, Oregon.
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FOR TENT-Bed room and light
housekeeping apartments. 2O1h
Tim Street
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SPANISH INSTRUCTION. viii
give forty lessons In Spanish In ex
change for forty lessons in EHglish.
Adress P. o. Box 794, Nogales Arix
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TIE time Of the commencement Of
this corporation shall be the day Of
filing its Articles Of Incorporation In
the office Of the Arizona Cos,poEasien
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If it needs working over phone
3s3-typewriters, guns, monographs,
light machinery of all kinds. Work
guaranteed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-11-04

LOST-Silver mesh purse. initiated
"B. L." On road between Tucson and
Nogales. Address Bonnie Love,
Congress Hotel, Tucson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-08

szostej kolejce zdobyli jeden puukt.
gdy F. Gawlak uderzyi a pc MIN Ia
rag nasz chwytacz maly S. Strama u
derzy} pike ma diva mety i pierwszy
punkt byi zdobyty.
Przyszlo do dziewiatej kolejki / my
zaS sic zabraliSmy do roboty. Pierw-
sly Barton uderzyl b~ezpiecznie a tez
Swiecicki dostal sic ma mety przez o.
myIke. Pitts uderzyl pike do ~trzecio-
stanowego a Barton byf Ziapany. Ma
stepny S. Kempa uderzy} pike do
krotko-polowego, B. Thomasa a on
byi talk pewny, 70 ME npuSci i jakoS
wymknela mu sic pilka 2 reki i
Swiecicki i Pitts wchodza i punkta
50 r6wne 3 i 3. S. Kempa ma macie
wzia} sic Witzgall i uderzyl pike ma
iedna mete i S. Kempa wchodzi z
czwartem punktem i porazka Kali
~mierczykow. Zas nasi przeciwnicy
haZlmlercZycy. Dlora sic 90 roooty !
dw6ch dostaio sic ma mety, ale dru-
dry przyjaciele ME mogli mic zrobic,
nasz Barton zaczai rzucaG zwana
,,knucle BALI a oStatni grace W. Ry-
bicki podbil pike do trzecio-stanowe-
so T. Kempa a ten rzucii sic do te,
mety i bylo Pc gejmie. Kolejkarostat-
MIA byla pelna iycia TAX jak l nasl
jak i Beverleys grail doskonale. ale
naszym szlo lepiej. Jack" Stanek
dyrygowal naszych ruter6w 1 ruterok
re az ochrypl W ostatniej koletce swo-
jem k~rzyczeniem 1 powiadal, re VOL
ciechowo must bye gore | stale sic
4D1.
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V':.ss.:'V ::...::'V V.:.::.
SPORT
sssss: .ss:::SN

chat o blisko godzine predict cd Po-
laka.
Zeszlej zimy podczas w~ystep6w
pod egida stowarzyszenia atletyki
PREY 65tym i 74tym pulku. Gronko-
wski zdobyl nietylko miejski SIAM
pionat, ale take zdobyl rekorG Sw;a
tony ma dystans pol mill i ma dy-
STAINS try 6wierci mill. Me podo,a-
10 sic to Niemcowi Schneiderowi, kt6
ry Pc kazdym wyscigu skarzyl sic M
Gronkowskiego i rozpowiadal, re
Gronkowskiego pokona, zanim SIC
scion. skonczy. Stalo sic jednak ina
czej, Gronkowski zwyciezyl Schnei-
dera.
Pc jednej porazce Schneider spro-
wadzil swego kolege Kruschela z
miasta New York na srecyalny dy-
STAINS nieograniczony. Widow zebra
10 sic moe. G~ronkowski dobraf so5ie
drugiego Polaka, Szulca. Kruschel
zosta} sromotnie pokonany przez Szul
ca, a Gronkowski zwyciezyl Schpe.-
dera, kt6ry zazadal drugiego wySel-
gu, lecz pr~zegrat "a kazdym razem.
W. sobote Schneider chciai konie-
cznie pokonac Polaka. w pc3oTie
drOgi miai on dwu koleg6w, kt6rSy
starali sic mu pom6dz przez Szybka
jade. Zauwazyl to Depowski, drugi
polski cyklista. Me rozchodziio MI
sic O wygrana ola siebie, ale ably P9-
laka ME oszukano. Usuna{ sic z dro-
gi / baczyl pilnie, ably Schneider no
stepowal jak sic nalezy. Koledzy
Schneidera starali sic odpedzic De-
p~owskiego, lecz kruczki tie ME udaly
sic.
Dzisiaj niema watpliwoSci, BE
Gronkowski jest n~ajlerszym cykli-
sta W Stanie. U~rzedowo to juz og'o-
szono przsz wrec-eniu mu 'iotes 20
medalu Cd organfzacyi Amateur
Athletic Union. Original on row
niez diva inne medaIe. jeden Cd of
cer6w $500 pulku, a drugi Cd 74go
pulku.
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Ze Stowarzyszenia Me-
chanik6w Polskich
W Ameryce.
(Wywiad z inz. Deckerem.)

Pan Dabkowski, przedstawiciel
Stow. Mechanikow Polskich, pro-
81 mnie, abym ia, jake znawca
technicznego swiata, wypowie-
dial swoje zdanie o stowarzysze-
mach wogole, a O Stowarzyszeniu
Mechanikow Polskich W szczegol-
noSci.
Mojem zdaniem troski pana
Dabkowskiego a wypowiedzenia
mole So ME ugruntowane, ale o
wypowiedzenie sic wogole - So
bardzo sluszne. zyjemy W wieku,
w ktorem, jezeli sic ME wypowie-
my, to zginiemy.
To twierdzenie jest tax ogol--
mem, re pozwole sobie to glebiej
uzasadnic.
Kazdy wick, kazda epoka hi
storycznego zycia, znana jest
nam dlatego, &c W swoim czasie,
w wlaSciwym sobie sposobem:
zdotala wypowiedziec sic. | tax
Egipcyanie znani So nam przez
swego sfinxa i piramidy; Grecy
przez bogi Olympu; Srednie VIE
XII przez wspanialy gotycki styl
swoich katedr, - siowem, kazdy
L tych wicklow pozostawil pc So
bic jakaS materyalna pamiqtke,
ktora nam ich objawia, do mas
przemawia i ku wyzszemu zyciu
mas prowadzi.
A coz nasz wick - wick mai
wiekszego materyalizmu? lakzez
on Gas okieiza, by ten 60 w PREY
szio$c uni6sI2 Co on re swego
nateryalizmu przekazc p~rzyszEym
wiekom9- Mic procz siowa; sio-
wa 60 tylko uratuja Cd og6lnej
zakiady.
Dziwi to Pan0w. - Dziwnem
to Jest, ale prosze posiuchac.
Wick nasz. - materyalnem go
Izowiemy - mic W sobie materyal-
nego niema do p~rzyszioSci. Gaia
lego wielkoSc - wiclkoSc, pred
kt6ra zdumiewaG sic beda PREY
szle wieki. polega tylko / to bez
zadnych wyjqtk6w ma idei. Elck-
trycznoSc, jeden Z Przedrzednych
cudow naszego wicku, Jest tylko
idea; idea sa promienie Roentge-
ma. Ideami sa cuda elektro = che
miczne. Idea So nauki anestety--
czne. Idea jest telegram be- dru-
tn, ba nawet atom, ia niewidzial-
na czqsteczka elementu, ale W
kazdym razie m%ateryalna, DO da-
lei nicrozdzielna "a schylkow
rzymskich w naszcm wicku ulegla
kompletnemu zniszczeniu. Atom
rozbii sic ma miazge elektronow
a te Z kolei, rozSwiecify sic W
Alta i Beta p%romienie, tylko, a,
zeby utraciG wszelka MATERIAL,
nose, azeby STAG sic idea. Sfowem
Gala wielkoSc naszego wieku jest
idea, a ia opiera sic ma siowie.
Zginiemy, jczeli sic ME wypo-
wiemy.
Jakaz wiec wypowiesc many:
- Naturalnie, czynem. Jakimz
ten Gym bye musi? - Gym z Ian
cucha nastepstw dalszego rozwo-
|ju. Gdziez wiec. w tym lahcuchu
jestesmy?
Stowarzyszenia mas So wpiy-
wen naszego wieku. Wprawdzie
by}y cechy gildy W Srednich VIE
kach, ale one Mostly charakter
groteskowy-byly wyplywem Cd
ruchowym. Stowarzyszenia zas
naszego wieku zatraci}y wszelka
groteskowoSc, a w odruehowym
Itch charakterze ozwa}o sic sumle-
ME. Stowarzyszenia mas organi-
zuja sic dis W mysl noweso iadu,
w mysl odpowiedzialnoSci "a po-
rzadek rzeczy pred Wielkim Ma
jestatem Istnienia.
Gdybysmy ten szereg wicklow
odruchowych popedow mas, az do
Iobudzenia sic sumienia rozpostar
Ii ma ito historycznego czasu, to
bySmy zauwazyli, re kiedy W zy-
CRU k~ulturalnym udzia}u ME bra}y
masy.. jedna Tampa p}one}a, je-
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zycia, gdzie sztuka jest uformo-
wana strzelistych wiez tysiacem ;
gdzie nauka jest rozbita ia mlaz-
&c promieni ziotych; gdzie ma
rzenia wicklow So sprawdzone :
Observation-Disclosures cial komplet-
ma, spolnota ducha jest ogolna
gdzie tylko chodzi O jedno: o do
bro ogolne i 0 szczescie wspolne.
- To So zadania n~aszej DOLBY.
Temu zadaniu uczyni zadosc o.
golne ruszenie mas. w poczuciu
prawdy, z zaciezna mysla, W "a
parciu sic siebie, DO to bylo "a
wsze bedzie cnota, kazdy z mas
musi sic }aczyc W to pospolite ru-
szenie mas, DO bez niego, zycie w
~potencyale swoim, w tenn niezba-
danem giebiu, jest obumarSe i
zdretwiaie cafy organizm chory,
DO krew zyciodajna, po tenn zdre-
twialem ciele ME krazy.
w tenn og6lnem ruszeniu mas,
zdaniem mojcm, juz wielkie kroki
poczynito Stowarzyszenie Mocha
nikow Polskich. Chodzi tylko o to,
ably ono, zataczajac coraz wieksze
kregi, bardziej uog6lnia}o i CO.
raz to szersze grunta obcJmujac,
wieksze masy "a SODA pociaga-
10; zadaniem bowiem czasu i po-
mySlnem jego spelnicniem jest
powoianie do zycia caIo$ci zycia.
]. S. Decker.
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Cd kilku miesiecy znany Jest do
brze nasz Kodak, polski piesciarz Mi
stelski, Zwany tez Mistel. Manazerem
jego jest m1ody, energiczny sporto-
vice rowniez Polak p. Leon .Tadych.
Pod doskonalem kierownictwem p.
Tadycha, Mistelski pokonaf kilku
przeciwnik6w - roznych czesciach
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Jest on Dwin-
nv / zreczny a shiny. Mai do czynie-
MIA z najlepszymi pieSciarzami Sred-
niej wagi. Ostatnio walczyl W Rosk
Island, ILL.,, kilka dni temu, gdzie
zdobyl MOVIE uznanie.
Pan Tadych, manaaer naszego Cd
waznego ,,boXer'a" jest 2 pewnoscia
naiczynniejszym 2wolennikiem spor-
tn pieSciarskiego W Chicago. Juz cd
d}uzszego czasu czyni on zabiegi ce-
lem przeprowadzenia W legislature
/ W Radzie MiejsEiej wniosku, kt6ry
nadalby prawo utrzymywania pies
ciarskich kontest6w W Chicago. AL
dormant przyrzekli mu, 70 wkrotce
zaproponuja TAXI wniosek W radzie
miejskiej i z pewnoScia otrzyma on
poparcie W SpringfieldZie.
p. Leon Tadych powoluje wszyst-
kich sportowc6w i :nteresoWanych W
sporcie ~pieSciarskim. ably starali sic
nakloniC naszych alderman6w do
przyjecia takiego Boxing Bill"