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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
San Juan, P. r., Nov. 8, 1920.

JOSE M. LOMBA,
T, sorero de la Comisi6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
D. Juan Was OchOtecO

En- 81 vapor espanol AN
tonic Lopez" ha regresado a
Puerto Rico, despu6s de ha-
Der estado ausente de esta is
la por muchos amos, nuestro
estimado amigo ell Lcdo. don
Juan Was ,Ochoteco, en- COM
pallfa de su distinguida ia
milia.,
Los seflores dc Was Ocho.
teco, son personals muy COMO
cidas en- ell pals, y siempre
gozaron de mdltiples amista.
-des.
Ell IMPARCIAL les envia
su saludo mas afectuoso de
bienvenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
FL pOIqu6lO giTCuG aver
FL NMPARC|AL
NUEsTRA EDIcIoN DE HOY

Debemos una explicaci6n a.
inuestro buen p1blico. Aver no,
Icirculo EL iMPARClAL y no
Ifue por culpa nuestra, sino del
Ideficiente servicio que esta dam
do la Compaiiia del Gas. Nues-
itras siete maquinas de linoti-
lpia necesitan ell combustlble
de gas para fundir eI plomo en-
Isus crisoles Y la preston que
Ituvo aver durante todo el dla
" que sigue teniendo hoy Y que
acaso seguira teniendo por Va
rios dias, la planta del gas, no
da nj para freir un par de
huevos.
Nuestro taller estuvo parade
ltodo el dta de aver y asf, no
Ipudo yer la luz Ell IMP PARClAL
Hoy, empleando el antigua
sistema de cajas, Y una lino-
Itipia que ha sido equipada con
lgas olina, podemos servir al
p1blico una mitad de las pa
| ginas de que consta d ario
lnuestra edicion. Nuestrcs ami
Igos Sc serviran disculparnos.
La direction del taller esta pro-
curando, por todos los medios,
solucionar este conflicto que
afecta. la normalidad de nues-
ira circulation, y espera poder-
10 conseguir en- breve. De to-
das maneras, nuestra comuni-
cacion con el p1blico no vol
vera a interrumpirse mas, aun-
que la Compafiia del Gas no
logre encarriIar su funciona-
miento. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09

Llam6 tambi6n la atenci6n ell ele.
gantfsimO auto en- que iban las dis
tinguidas senoras Suncha Negroni de
Lluberas, Rosita Lluberas la nina
Otilia, con los simb6licos colores de
la Union en- artfsticos y ricos ador-
nos. Ell Sr. Arturo Lluberas iba en-
otro autom0vil adornado esplendida-
mente, acompahando Ia nina Manue-
la Lopez, de Humacao, Y ofreciendo
brillante nOta. La familia Lluberas
prepare su concurso para la brillante
fiesta que Sc efectuara en- Yauco para
celebrar allf el triunfo del Partido
Unionista.
Por tOdo el trayecto, desde Santur-
ce, Puerta de TERRA, hasta San Juan,
las multitudes Sc apif1aban para pre-
senciar ell paso de los manifestantes,
aplaudiendo delirantemente dando
vivas la Union y a Puerto Rico. He
mos de hacer constar que Id actitud
de los republicanos y socialistas fu6
altamente cerrecta y digna de enco-
milo.
AL desembocar la manifestation por
la 'Avenida de Covadonga, para entrar
1en San Juan, el entusiasmo era in
descriptible. Allf ell ,oleaje humane
era abrumador. va desfilando por la
calle de la FOrtaleza, de tOdos los bal
cones y la orilla de las aceras como
en- Las boca-calles, surgfan los hplau-
SOS y los vivas que, a compass de las
bandas de mGsfca, atronaban ell espa-
clio en- una ebriedad rayana en- delirio.
Crando la manifestation pasaba por
frente los BALCONIES de Ell IMPAIR.
CIAL, un aplauso cerrado repetidos
vivaS fueron dados a nuestro Direc.
tor, Sr. Perez Losada a su Cuerpo
de Redacci6n, por la valiente defensa
hecha por ell primero, dltimamente.
contra las injustas acusaciones del Or
gano republicano.
AL desflar la Parada por la Plaza,
donde no cabfa un alma mas, el pre-
sidente de la Union, Sr. Barcel6, SUI
bio una tribuna que habfa levantada
allf, para dar tres yivas, que la null
titud respondi6 con fren6ticas excIa-
maciones, y frente al Ayuntamiento
una de las Bandas de Mdsica ejecut6
(Continda en- Ia pGgina 2a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09

diendo la. Parada. Segufanles la Ban
da Municipal de Ponce una nutrida
representation de aquella Ciudad, lie
vando eXtendida spbre sus hombrOs
una bandera portorriqueha de colosa-
les preparedness, que lam0 mucho Id
atenei6n. Iban despu6s: los seflores
Rafael Palacios Salazar Y Rafael AL
varez Torres, portando el pabeil6n dc
los Estados Enidos, jinetes en- precio-
sos caballos: el CAIRO del ST.. Barcel6,
presidente de la Junta Central Y Lfder
mdXimo de Ia Union; ell CAIRO de la
prim@ra Asamblea Unionista; del Sr.
TraviesO, primer ComisionadO de Ser
vicio pubIico UniOnista detras lie Sc
gufan las carr0Zas de HumacaO, Ca
guas, MayagueZ, Fajardo, Arecibo,
Aguadilla, Guayama; una fila como de
200 autos entire los que aparecfa uno
mhy bien pintadO de blancO Y rOjo !;
una caballerfa de mas de $50 jineteS !;
Ia Banda de M1sica de los Niiios de
Beneficencia otra fila como de 80
autos, entire los que sobresalfan por
sus adorncs, la guagua Alfonso XIII,
los de CabO RojO, NaguabO, Barran-
Quitas Y el de la Junta Local Unionis-
Ia, EN- que iban los Lcdos. Hernandez
Lopez, Coll Y Cuchf Iriarte; venfa
detrG4s el enorme cafi6n imitando ell
75 frances, trafdO por los estudiantes
dr la Universidad de Rio Piedras,
quienes vestfan de artilleros d e la
Gran Guerra otra fila de autos, sobre-
saliendo un truck de la enthusiastic Ju-
ventud MASCULINE de San Juan v otros
dos repletos materialmente de sefiori-
,tas de Santurce, bellas Y simpa ticas,
que cantaban nm himno v daban vivas
a la Union v Puerto Rico; otra fila
de autos, resaltando entire todos los
de Yauco. Ceiba, Las Piedras, Baya-
mon; otro lleno de nihas; un tractor
preparado por ell ST.. Fernandito Schlu-
ter, Ell que lucfan sus gracias tres
monfsimas nifias, portando la bandera
portorriquefia otra fila interminable
de autos, donde iba ell de Maricao con
Su banda una preciOsfsima carroza
que lucia una estrella solitaria, dedi-
cada Barcel6, y en- que iba un ma
nojO de hermOsas niiias de la Capt..
tai; un auto de Mameyes, de San Lo-
renZO, un truck con otra Banda de
Ndsica; un CAIRO portando los .retra-
tos de los Paladines 'muertas Mufioz
Rivera y de Diego; otra Banda de
MGsiea; mas autos; un truck con la
Banda de Nifos de Comerfo; otra fila
de autos todos engalanados artfstica-
mente; la carroza, bella ideal, que
representaba la liberaci6n de Puerto
Arturo, donde iban varias senoritas
hermosfsimas, vestida una de estatua
de la Libertad, con una a1torcha en-
la diestra, Y con un letfero en- que
Sc lefa clos rayos de Ia Libertad ilu-
minan Puerto Arturo. Esta CARO-
"a fue muy comentada y admirada Dor
todos. LIE segufa otro caro- tirado por
varias palomas, que un manojo de nj
mas guiaban con frenos de cintillas
blancas y rojas detras venfan tres
bandas de Mtisica mas en- trucks, en-
medic de la hilera de autos, cuyo nd-
nero exacto no nos serfa possible de-
cir, pero que estamos seguros llega-
ban a 1000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
|IlIOTTlG del TGSOTeTO
dc Ia COIniSi6R.

Detalie General de 10 recaudado para
!. los festejos en- honor de los jefes, of
Siales. clases y marinerfa del Acoraza-
Dc, ssAlfonso XIII en- su vista a Puer-
tojRico, y gastos atendidos por la Te-
sSreria de la Comisi6ns segln compro-
bantes en- la Secretarfa de la Casa de
Espaha.
Suma recaudada, segun lis
tas publicadas en- la prem
Sa dlafIa .............. S4f, ,4uI.o I.oO
Gastos generates, seg1n de
tale presentado la Co
mission por Tesoreria -. 30,917.4S
Atenci0n y obsequios a las
ilustres personalidades
que acompanan S. A. r.
ell Infante Don Fernando,
en- Mission Dipomatica
Chile ..,....,.... .......... 9e5.eo
Donativos al "Asilo de An
cianos Desamparados
Hospital de la "Concep-
ci6n" lglesia de San Jor-
ge y algunas gratificacio- 8
mes, acordadas por la Co.
pisi6n en- su reunion del
6Nel corriente. ............... 1,S32.90
$33,7l5.38
En- u cneque al senor Te-
sorero de la Casa de Espa
ma destinados preventiva-
mente a los fondos de la
Sociedad ........... 49,. 3,692. IL
SAT, ACT so
San Juan, P. r., Nov. 8, 1920.
JOSE M. LOMBA,
d T sorero de la Comisi6n
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-30
CHAPTER XIII.

s'Patriotism" is a word I have al
ways been able to speak quite glibly-
In fact I've always thought that I
meant something when 1 said it
Love of country - waving flags -
cheering parades - applauding noble
speeches - saving two dollars a week
to pay for a Liberty Bond - giving
up candy so the Red Cross might
have my money and the soldiers
might share 1t also.
l think this is about the way the
war had come home to me up to the
moment when 1 discovered that my
husband, the man to whom L had
been married less than a fortnight,
was going to be caught up by the
war again and swept over the sea
to the battlefields of France.
The days events whirled cinema
fashion across my brain. I saw a
moving picture reel. The apartment
Tom Mason had offered me = the
keys of Betty Bryce's home Cap
tain Winston, reminding before my
eyes. Jin's longing to be a soldier
gain the letter from the War De-
pertment, which 1 had hidden lest his
dismissal from the Army spoil Jim s
dinner with another soldier, one who
was free to serve!
1 stood leaning against the bureau
where L had staggered for support at
the moment when it came to me thai
perhaps my husband was not being
taken by a cruel War Department,
but might have volunteered to go
back to France.
There was silence between us. At
last Jim ventured to break lit. He
spoke very gravely, and I felt that
in the crisis love would not count in
my favor.
81 did ask to be reassi gned to ac-
tive duty. Why not? Making speech
es and doing recruiting work isn't my
job I'm trained aviator They
need me-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-30
CHAPTER XII.

AS Jim and 1 left the tea room
of the walgrave, we walked side by
side-yet miles apart. A quarrel
could not have estranged us more
completely than my silent rejection
of Betty Bryce's offer, and Jim's
equally silent championship of his
friend. I had refused her apartm ent
and Jim had the keys in his
pocket.
Suddenly a voice hailed us:
Jim Harrisonl Hello, old chap"
There was warmth and real affec-
ton in the tone. The speaker was
a tall. Eng1ishman of about thirty.
I liked his voice. liked his looks
4 liked everything about him!
Jim stopped with air of Joyous
greeting, which indicated a certain
relief in getting away from the ex-
elusive society of Mrs. Harrison.
Winston! Terry, old chap. This
is great -
A minute later the two men were
shaking hands with honest devo-
&ion.
MY wife - Captain Winston"
Isaid Jim. introducing us. Terry
winston was my bunkie in the
7 Royal Flying Corps = the very best
friend I ever had
2 I could read in his voice a plead
ing eagerness that I be nice to Cap
tain Winston. And some flicker of
hunor made me realize that I must
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-30

Advertise in The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-30
A Good Time to Buy Shoes
for Children

for Children
Lace and button styles. Special models for school
Genuine White Buck in lace and patent coltskin
with black cloth tops in button for dress
Calfskin "Pony' cut Shoes in black or brown, all
laced models. These the ideal shoes for school,
made Of solid leather with welted soles. They will
stand much hard wear and still retain their shape
We recommend them to mothers who are in doubt
to the best kind Of "a shoe for young and growing chill
dren.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ON
FOR HONORARY MEMBERS

Any person so desiring can be-
come an honorary member Of the
Fire Department Of Lubbock by the
payment Of the sum Of $500. This
VIII entitle the member 10 all the
social functions given 10 the vclun-
tecr fremen Of Lubbock and will At
the same time give them prestige by
showing his appreciation Of the vol
unteer Fire Boys Of our city. The
funds derived from the acceptance
Of honorary members VIII be used
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

terviewed the Secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday
morning and produced creditable
credentials and received an indorse-
ment of his plans for Lubbock.
Mr.. Whatley says his company
will commence in a very short time
the construction Of a beautiful FL
ling station in Lubbock in addition
to the storage house. The company
which he represents have go filling
stations located in various sections
of the State, and will locate one in
each Of the nearby towns surround
ing Lubbock. They are making a
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
LUBBOCK TO GET
DISTRIBUTING HOUSE

c. Z. Whatley, representing the
Columbian Refining Company, ar
rived in Lubbock Wednesday morn
ing of this week for the purpose of
making arrangements to have a
storage house to be used for dis
tributing products Of this company
over the south plains. Mr.. Whatley
Is well known over this section Of
the country having been interested
several years ago in selling Of land
In Cara and counties south. He in
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

investments and il is his opinion that
the whole south plains country VIII
be colonized within a short time by
farmers and home-seekers Of the
north who are finding land too high
for Investments.
Mr.. Whatley will establish tenn
porary Offices in Lubbock and VIII
remain here several weeks or until
he has completed his work Of the es-
Enlistment Of the filling station and
the distributing warehouse.
With the advent Of this new com
pany Lubbock will have another
wholesaler and another fine station.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

market for their products, Mr.
Whatley says by making stockhold-
ers in each vicinity where the stat
ions are built, thus creating NUT
ual interest in the company's wei
fare.
I'm northern cities, bankers and
capitalists and home-seekers are
looking towards West Texas says
Mr.. Whatley who returned only a
few days ago from business visit
to Pittsburg. He says that q. 8 and
6 per cent interest on money earned
in the northern countries is turn
ing many TO look to West Texas for
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALES. C. r. |. Reds, ex-
ira large, beautiful dark rich red,
good layers, Hogan tested eggs from
pens l and 2, 1925; pen No. 3, pure
AA Carver strain, line bred, $3.50.
S. C. notified Anconas pure blood
eggs, Sl.75 per 10; $1,000 per 100,
all prepaid. Mrs. A. r. billiard, Ia
hoka. Texas. 412p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
NO AID TAKEN
FOR LESS THAN
30 CENTS

edge Of n big boom. Now Is INC
time TO get your cheap leases.
have them from ten acres up close
20 drilling. Priced right II Is the
best in Texas today +. X. Bagg,
+. 0. Box 1923. Phone Lubbock 300.
alp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

for the various expenses % the vol
unteer fremen and will also be used
10 further the social welfare "
these men
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

W " Doyle Of Newark. TEXAS.
was here the first part OF this week
prospecting and visiting with &C
quaintances.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE-Q5) Fifteen molted
Ancona hens and one rooster. All
young hens and laying. shepard
Strain Price, il taken at once, $3.50
each Roy A. Black, Seagraves, Tex.
4i2p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

Have a buyer for one section OF
land, will pay one-third cash, wants
terms on balance. lie is a wealthy
man and his note would be good.
John F. Robinson, Box TIL, Wichita
Falls, Texas alp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE-Choice well located
Lubbock county lands in 100 acre
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

Second hand Foris for sale Oak
land Sales Company. All
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

Second hand cars bought and sold
Oakland Sales Co. all
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

WANTED Chickens and turkeys
Of all kinds. Highest market price
paid. Merrill Hotel. Alu
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE-Eggs and chickens. 5.
C. eggs took grand championship
prizes at Dallas 1918. Fifteen Sl.5O,
fifty for $3.50, one hundred $500
One thousand $500. Would sell a
few hundred hens, pullets and cock
rels at $500. f. T. Daniels White
Leghorn Farm. Idalou, Texas.
Alp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
RATES PER LINE
OR FRACTION
THEREOF 10c
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE; Buick
Civ Touring Car-guaranteed
good shape-good tires--terms
70 right party. Amos Harper at Sc.
curity Bank Building 39tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR sALE-A good car. J. D:
Quick. oou
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Span OF mare mules, black
and mouse color. black has split in
right ear; $1,000 reward. Notify OF
TO Bachman. Slaton, Texas.
al3p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE: A nine-colunin,
eiehty-one key, Burroughs Adding
Machine with stand In first class
condition. Price $4,000 cash
Agent, American Railway Express.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

WANTED-To do listing by the
acre. Inquire at this Office. alp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good 8
cylinder car in good condition. Could
use house in deal. Texas Land En-
change. ooi
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Garage See Mrs. B.
p Hopkins 37t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE: Emory lister planter
in good condition.--W. s. Webb.
soft
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE-Good cotton seed for
planting, $3.50 per bushel. See j. T.
or call phone 9O30t4.
414p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

QUICK ACTION - Justiceburg
Cara County Is today right on the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE-Homes in Lubbock.
Jno. F. Turner, balcony Wilson &
Spikes Grocery. Alp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR RENT: One furnished or un-
furnished room. Phone $50
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-04-08

FOR SALE: Cotton seed for
planting. See or phone C. F. Stubs,
Box 392, Lubbock, Texas. 39-4p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
Zachodnia Granica WGew6dz.
twa Pomorskiego juz jest
Ustalona.

P6lnocna komisya graniczna
skonczyia prace swe t. ]. ustati-
Ia granice az do mora. Obecnie
juz tylko p~otrzeba postawic STU
.py graniczne.
Polska delegacya W komisyi
p6lnocnej, ma ktorej czele stoi
rzadu p. Wiktor Ruler
ski, odniosia jeszcze W o~statniej
clrwili bardzo powazne korzysci.
A mianowicie zdolal p. Ku)erski
|utrzymac czysto nieniecka, "a
mieszkaiq cd wicklow przez kolo
|nist6w wieS Kniewy (Kniewcs-
bruch) wies Okalica, nalezaca do
Niemiec i zamicszkala prawie III
pelnie przez Niemcow, W ktorej
znajduja sic wodociagi i las ME
lm;eckiego miasta powiatowego
Leborka. N~astepnie uzyl p. Ku-
lerski tychze wsi jake przedmio-
tow wymiany, by Cd Niemcow
wydobyt ro7naite objslfy bar
do pozadane ola Polski. Odsta-
piwszy pr6cz Okalicy i KNEW jc
szcze lasek Koenigsblick pod Pi
IA oraz niemieckie wsie zukow--
ko i Maiynek i majatek ziemski
Konarzyny i Heinrichstal, uzy--
skal delegat polski y II ha zie-
mi u ujscia P,asnicy do mora
ba,tyckiego, y czystopolska
wies Nadole, 81 las pahstwowy
radolihski, ~ bardzo wazne ola
Polski Jezioro zarnowieckie z pa
sem ziemi naoko;a jeziora (tak.
re obecnie i jczioro i brzegi male
"a do Polski, 81 dworzec kolejo-
wy Strzebicki, g. polska wies
Stara Hute, y Wilhelminertal,
49, wie$ Czestolcwy Z wielkim la
sem, @ 1900 morgow najpiekniei
szego lasu panstwowego w powie
|cic c%hojnickim, mad jeziorem Cha
Izykowskiem, 10y miejscowosc
Kupfermuble, ~ ssawna szose
z Konorzyn do Chojnic. - $50,
sa ia byia Gale miesiace pred
miotem zacietych walk miedzy
delegacya polska a niemiecka
Niemcy posiadajac ts szose, chcie
Ii "a MIA wymusit olbrzymia ce.
ne, DO w;edzieli, re p~osiadanic tel
szosy stanowi pod wzgledem &c
sp%odarczyrl O zycie i smierci tei
IczeSci powiatu czluchowskiego'
kt6ra pozostaia PREY Polsee.
Mieszkahcy tel okolicy bowiem
byli odcieci Cd wszelkiej komu--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

nikacyi kolejowej i cd wszelkieh
Sos, byli odcieci Cd swiata z
trzech stron przez granice ME
miecka a z czwartej strony przez
olbrzymie j~ez;oro. Wycierpieli o
nj z tego powodu bardzo DUO
- byli prawie re zrujnowani.
Niemcy o oddaniu tel szosy ahi
sluchac ME chcieli albo tez bez-
wstydna ~wymagali Gene. Dopiero
gdy sami znalezli sic wobec ko-
niecznosci zapiacenia bardzo dro
90 "a okolice z wodociagami ola
miasta Leborka, zmiekli DO mu-
SELL - i wydali te tax bardzo d.
pragniona ola Polski szose a mad
to zarnowieekie jezioro, ktore
ola Polski ma bardzo wielka war
tosc.
Zdobycie szosy konarzyhskiej,
wywola,o w ~powiecie chojnickim
bardzo wielka radosc. Odzyja
Chojnice i poinocno-zachodnia
Geese powiatu chojnickiego.
Nakoniec warto jeszcze zaz1a
eye, re delegacya polska zdoby
Ia juz przedtem wsie zelowiec !
Kol. Pradzonwfke. Delegacya
polska W komisyi polnocnej "a
konezyla wiec swa prace - jak
ia zaczeIa z bardzo wielkiem Pc
wodzenicm. T,
(Dziennik B~erlinski.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

Wtasnie co tylko przedzwonil poludnie 1 wles
luz bysa zapchana inwentarzen,, spedzanytn z past
wisk, peina ludzi, dziecitiskich wrzaskow, bekow
owiec ~porykiwan.
Iechal stepa, rozgladajac sic bacznie po chafu-
pach, ~stojacych z obu stron drogi, a poPrzegradza-
nych sadami; siedzialy akuratnie, niby zmurszafe
crzyby, k~ioniace sic re starosci do zleml' wszystNle
iednako nedzne, pokrzywione i straszliwie odrapa-
ne. Me dojrzal nigdzie kawaika caiego ptotu, nj Du-
dynku, nj komina - dymy kurzysy sic przez podziu
rawione strzechy lub buchaiy okiennymi otwora-
mi; droga, pomimo suchej pory, polsniewaia sieoo-
fkierni bajorami, zas mad mig przysiadiy Jakles drze-
wa, poobdzierane Z kory, wyciagafy zebraczo po-
wykrecane galezie. I ludzie w~ygladali ME lepieJ:
drobni, 0 ziemistych twarzach i posepnych spojrze-
mach, bosi, w szarych plotniankach, przepasanych
czerwohymi pasami, p%rzesuwali sic lekliwle, po-
chylajac skoltunione glowy. Juz tn i owdzle jedi
pod chalupami, ale ma widok panicza zrywali sic cd
nisek i jakby promieh slotca rozjasnh naraz wszy-
stkie twarze, vital go radosnyni uSniechami, le-
cialy "a MIN gorace siowa pozdrovieh rag pc raz
ktos przypadai wargami do jego butow / kolan' to
;ak;es starce ~stuletnie chyli'y sic pokornie, zas ba-
BY, poniektore z niemowletami przy picrsiach, az
przyklekaly ma drodze, a pucotowate, pofnagie DIE
tci bieeiy "a MIN wraz z 'caiern staden1 naszczeku-
iaeych piesk6w, ze przynagli1 konia do pospiechu'
chociaz byi wielce rad takowej serc ich ezu}ej dys-
~pozycyi, zakladajac ma niej swoje insurekcyjne ma
dzieje i ~zamysiy'
Wstrzymal dopiero konia PREY ~ostatniej chasu-
pie, juz nieco "a vista.
- Jak sic macie, Szymkowa? krzyknai DO ko-
biety, dojacej krowe pod domem. =
Kacprowa mac odstawiia dzieze z mlekiem wy
~tartszy usta podolkiem koszuli, przystapila z unizo-
nymi pok1onami. Kobieta byla W latach, wysoka, o
pomarszczonej twarzy siwych, bystrych oczach,
podufala W sobie i j~eszcze krzepka. Patrzaia W ME
60, jak W Swiety obraz.
- Zagladaliscie dzisiaj do Kacpra1
- Jakzeby ME, p%aniczu. Chwala 'Bogu, galah-
Gle zdrowieje moi >chudziaczek.
- Ia jake dwie niedziele bedzie mogs ruszye
"a nina.
- Ma wojaczke! - oczy jej zaszkiiy sic dzi-
wnie. ale CLOS riala s~pokojny.
- Jak Bog da, mako - odrzeki, sypiac jej W
dion kilkanascie dukat6w. - Macie to ma wszelaka
przygode, Doc niewiadomo, kiedy p~owrdcim donna.
- po co mi, p~aniczu7 Mafo to mi juz NADIA
wal Kacper a papienka Dosial w..
Schowajcie. Gdzie to Jozek i dziewczyny?
- Chlopak z dtugimi powiezli panskie zboze
do spiawu, a dziewczyny we divorce W pornoc pa
~nience Dosi, re to dzisiaj goScie.
tCias daisy nastapi)