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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05
Beda E~ksploatOWae Wy,
nalazek Polaka.

Dowiadujemy sic, ze niedawno temu
sswiazala sic powazna, r~opOrzadzajs-
n znacznymi ~kapitaiami sp6aka pod
aazwa The Hegewich Chemical
Works, kt6rej biura nsraEe mieszcza
sic ma rogu Broadway i Sci ulicy W
Gary, Ind. Budynh fsbrycne jej stas
IA prawdopodobnie W Hegewich, mad
Sanalem Calumet. SpoAka ia zorganizo-
wana sostaAa przy pomOcy kapiba4ow
.~zesciowo poIskich, ezeSciOwo IaS anne
r~yka6skich i StoSownie do tego tez "a
rad jej SpOczywa W rekach polSko-a-
neryka6Skich- Fakt ten nalezy podnieSc
Q uznaniem z tego powodu, ze Anne
rykanie poSiadaja wiekSZa Cd Pola-
kow rzutkoSc W ~intereSie i msja JUL
take doSwiadczenie i konekcye, jake
my dopiero muSimy Sobie Sdobywac.
Nova Ia kOmpania zajmowac sic be-
, die wyrooem lekarstw re specyalnem
uwzglednieniem weterynaryjnych, an
tiSeptykow, koSmetykow, past do zebow
| ehemikalii, oraz ma wielka skale eks-
ploatsya wynalazku polskiego chemi-
IA L. Edmunda HanczewSkiego ,Tucz",
stanowiacego dodatkowy pokarm do po
iywienia Ola bydla, przeznaczonego do
Opas6w i tpczenia. Srodek ten znalazl
jrz pOdoono szerokie Z~aStoSowanie "
Posee, gdzie wyrobem jego keruje
sam wynafa9R.
W skSad zarzadu g36wnego kompanii
wcho6d q Polak6w jake prezes p. Sta
nisAaw HarcZewsk, a jake skarbnik p.
MARGIN Strug, many pr7emys3owiec z
Hegswich. Pr6cz tego maja Polacy
kIku prsedstaw+cieii W dyrekcyi. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05
|ZE SPRAW MACIERZY POL.
SKIEJ.
SEM XVI w JOLIET, ILL.

Niniejszem urzedowo ogiasza-
my do wiadomosci wszystkich
Oddziaiow Macierzy Polskiej, re
przysziy sejm naszej organizacyi,
sejm 16ty z rzedu, odbedzie sic
w myS uchwafy ma Sejmie XIV,
poza miastem Chicago, w miescie
Joliet, Illinois, W dniach II, IL i
10 maja, to jest w poniedzia1ek,
wtorek i srode po trzeciej niedzie-
Ii w m~iesiacu maju 1920 roku,
w Joliet, III.
Oryginalnie wybrano Michigan
City, W Stanie Indiana, lecz z po-
wodu braku dogodn4sci tam i z
powodu braku innego wiekszego
dogodnego miasteczka, gdzie So
Oddzia1y Macierzy Polskiej, zade-
cydowano jednogiosnie sejm od--
bye wedfug powyzej ogioszonej
uchwaiy.
z braterskiem pozdrowieniem
Zarzad Glowny
Macierzy Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05
zTR6JCOWA.

Wedlug swego zwyczaju Kofko
Literackie i W tym roku urzadzifo
wystep noworoczny ably dac sposob-
nose representation r65nych iowa
rzystw ziozyt x. p~roboszczowi i pa
rafianom, zyczenia noworoczne.
w tym roku program byi nadzwy
czaj urozmaicony, dzieki staraniom
zy1aszcza starszych czlonkin / czion-
k6w X6lka. Najprzod Choir kosciel-
ny odspiewai ~wiazanke melody pol
skich, poczem podw6jny kwartet me-
ski oddaI spiew 90 ziemio Ojcow ma
szych"; p. A. Ludwig zlozyi zycze-
mia noworoczne W imieniu choroW
parafialnych. Pc. Spiewie panny H..
Greenberg, przy akomp. panny A.
Kotarskiej, panny A. Lochmin, E.
Niemotka, F. Praczukowska i H. Blu
dzilo, zlozyiy zyczenia W imienlu
dzieci szkolnych, j Tow. Dzieci Ma
ryi, Imienia Maryi i Dziewic Rozan-
covych, Krotochwila College Days,
dodala wiele do urozmaicenia VIE
czorku i oddana byla dobrze. Brazil
W niej udziai %nastepujacy; panny 5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05
nNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA,

DR.. Adamski, czlonek polskiego
ministerstwa skarbu, zwolal do
Pittsburgh przedstswicieli prssy,
handlu i przemysiu ma konferencye.
Omawiana jest kwestya pozyczki.
Dziennik Chicagoski ~reprezentuje
naczelny redaktor p. Karol Wachtel.
n -
Ludwik LeSnicki, redaktor No
nitora, Fam. pnr. 1547 ". Division
ulicy, zostal wczoraj n~aJechany u
zbiegu ulicy Wood 1 North ave-,
przez samoeh6d, kierowany przez OBJ.
Fijalkowskiego; pr1ewieziono go do
szpitala p. W. Sw. El1biety, gdzie le-
karz skonstatowal rany ma twarzy.
Oh. LeSnicki podal spisujacemu pro-
tok6l policyantowi, re jest Francu-
zem co jest ola mas nowina.
q 81 q
EN-zoInierz Benjamin Jazowski,
zam. pnr. 1888 Lawrence ave., zostal
ongedai przewieziony do szpitala po-
wiatowego, gdzie sprawdzcno, IL Ia
tru, on swoj system alkoholem
drzewnym. sprawdzil to r6wniez dr..
McAyery, lekarz re STACEY policyjnej
West Chicago ave-. ktory przybyi ma
wezwanie do mieszkania Jazowskie-
go 2 ambulansem. Stan jego kry-
tycZny.
,Jak6b BersowSki, 1910 st. Louis
ave, najechal ma przechodzaca utica
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05
Klub Obywatelski, skupiajacy

Klub Obywatelski, skupiajacy sic
PREY parafii IS. Piotra i Pawla, mice
bedzie posiedzenie dzisiaj wieczorem,
o godzinie Smej wieczorem, W sail ivy
k{ych posiedzen. ObecnoSc czionk6w
jest koniecznie wymagana, poniewaz
50 wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia.
w ~uroczystoSc Nowego Roku, W ko-
Sciele, ma spmie, wyg&oSii budujace ka-
zanie Y. Franciszek Sara, c. r., kt6-
~ pred paru tygodniami kierowa1 tam
re Misya.
-
W tych dniach Tow. Sw. Elzbiety, u
rzadzilo swemu ~kapelanowi Y. Szcze-
panowi Bubaczowi mia niespodzianke
z Okazyi imienin, W sail ~parafialnej.
Opr6cz s~erdecznych ayczeh sklada-
nych soleniDantowi, obdarzmo so TAX
re upominkami W dow6d ayczliwoSci,
s0acuku i przy-wia0ania. Solenizant
mimo kr6tEiego czasu swego pobytu W
parafii zjedna} sobie serca tax MILO
dziezy jak i starszych parafian, kt6rzy
go sZanuja i kochaja.
" dzielnicy Piotro-PawlOwa, enume-
ratorami cenzusu, czyli spisu ludnoSci
So: p. Micha} KoStecki i p. Wojciech
Kolniak. Urzad ten otrzymali Ia po-
srednictwem kongresmana Jana Raj
ney'ego i pr0ez rekomendacye miejsco-
wego proboszcza X. Maksymiliana Ko-
teckiego.
"
W niedalekiej przyszloSci W koSciele
p. W. IS. Piotra i Raw}a, stana ma ko-
biercu slubnym p. Leon Borkowski z
parma Anna CzeluSniak i p. Franciszek
Rak z PARMA Karolina Dybas. Obaj
mfodziency swego czasu walili Mem.
COW z armia Wuja Sauna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05

Kisielewska, L. Pilitowska, E. Smo-
linska, P. Krawcowicz i u. Kisielew-
ska: panowie M. Krawczowicz, w.
Wolski, j. KurzyjaGski, j. Krzywin-
ski i G.. Burlik, PREY akomp. forte
pianu p. b. Kazneckiego. Zyczenia
W imieniu Tow. D~orastajacej Mo-
dziezy ziozyl p. w. Marczynski, a W
imieniu K6ika Literackiego p. ].
Lach. Taniec. wykonaia pieknie To-
STA Pilitowska PREY akOmp. B. Kaz-
neckiego. Spiew solo, dobrze oddala
parma A. Kotarska PREY akomp. pan
ny E. Pilitowskiej i ]. Durlaka !
professionalism noworocznem W
imieniu Klubu Obywatelek, wystapi-
la PAM Teresa B~ialoruska. Kazio
Szymahski, dobrze tez odda} spiew
solo ,,Barkarola" z Opery ~,,Jocylyn"
B. Godarda, PREY akomp. p. Wincen-
tego Baluty. Arcyzabawna iedno-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05

akt6wka ,,Tajemnica' udata sic bar
dzo dobrze / wielce zabawiia publicz-
nose. Alfonso, kt6ry podejrzywai sws
zone Irene, odgrywai p. J. Lukawskt,
zas Irene, oddala bardzo dobrze pan
ma Florentyna Praczukowska. Maj
.zabawniejsza byia parma e. Smolin-
ska W roll Zosi, ~pokojowki lreny;
zdradziia niepospolity talent. Jedru-
STA. lokaja sa%siedniego domu, 3D.
dal p. ]. G~rejczyk.
.Rywale", melodramat nowoczes'
ny. osnuty ma tie ostatnieJ wojnJ
odegrany ~zostanie staraniem Wyzszei
szko}y sw. Trolley W niedziele VIE
czorem, d. Sgo lutego. Jestto COS zu-
peInie nowego ma scenic polskie].
Bilety sa do nabycia u studehto"
Wyzszej Szkoly, Tub pnr. lllo Noo'e
utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05

rxadca generalnym jest znany W anne
~rykanSkich kolach p. L. NJ. Heines z
Gary, Ind.
PrzedSiebiorstwo to posiada pred so
ba bard0o piekne widoki ro1woju, -
gdyz fabrykaty, kt6rych wyrobem be-
die sic ono zajmowac, importowano
do tel pory W znac1nej czesci z Europy,
pred wojna zaS Ewlaszcza z Niemiec,
Pr6cz tego gwarancya jego powodzenia
gdaje sic bye umiejetnie dobrany "a
rad / fachuwe kierownictwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05
z MLODZIANKOWA

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Tow. Po-
lex Sw. Barbary No. S74, kt6re
sic odbylo dnia SGD grudnia 1919.
nastepujaca administracya zosta}a
wybrana: kapelan Y. Jan Zwierzcho-
wski: p~rezeska, Franciszka Madaj;
wiceprezeska, Agata Krzyszko; Sc
kretarka prot, Marta Dudek; sekr.
fin, Katarzyna Kocol; kasyerka,
Maya Wr6bel: 1sza marszafkini, A
gaia Piecuch; 2ga ~marsza}kini, An
ma Zachacz; odzwierna, Marya Ba-
ca; opiekunki kasy: Bronisfawa ia
rosz | Maryanna Piecuch; opiekun-
XII chorych: Katarzyna Pisula i Bar
bara Jamarzek; komitet rewizyi
ksiazek: Bronisiawa Jarosz | Ma
ryanna Piecuch; lekarz, dr.. Leon
Szumkowski, 14O1 W. Huron vi.
Roczne posiedzenie odbedzie sic
dnia 1890 s~tycznia, 1920 r. Rodacz-
XII kt6reby chcialy wstapic do tegU
Towarzystwa MECH przybeda ma TO
posiedzenic.
q szacunkiem.
VI. Dudek, sekr.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22
PORTAGE

her vacation in Yakima, the guest
of Mrs. Sinclair.
Mr. c. +. Van Olindo has been at
home several days this week.
Mrs. S. A. Whaitc is visiting her
sister, Mrs. a. d. kingsbury
Mr.. II Windon has gone TO Ia
coma for an extended visit.
Wade Hazelhurst was at home
Monday for visit with his folks.
Mrs. J l.. Masterson is spending
Mrs. VIM Sherman has been ON
the sick list for several days
Miss Maggie May Cristman was
a home visitor Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. A. Anderson, brother Of
Mrs. R. T. Mclean, is a visitor
here.
Attorney Blair of Seattle was the
quest of r. z Mclean on Wednes-
day
f. S. Sherman has been com.
PEELED to have interviews with a
dentist of late.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22

day. A very interesting meeting
was held. Following the usual
order of business, several papers
were read, after which dainty
lunch was served by the hostess
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. James Matison.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22

supporters were i'll complete con
troll Of the King county Republi-
can convention in Seattle last Sat
urday, and a Poindexter- Wood
delegation will be sent to the state
convention in Bellingham.. That
the real strength of Gen. Wood was
developed when the convention
adopted "a resolution declaring it
self in favor of a change in nation
al committeeman and demanding
the defeat Of S. A. Perkins Of Ia
coma if he is a candidate for re
election. The Perkins fight was not
part of the Wood program, but
was thrown into the convention
by County Chairman Reeves Ayle-
more, ir., who has been almost
alone in his advocacy OF the reten-
ton Of Perkins as national COM
mitteeman Anymore charged that
the Wood interests were opposing
Perkins. and this led to the intro
duction Of the anti-Perkins. reso-
luton and the complete repudia-
tion Of the Tacoma man. ThePierce
county convention also took simil-
ar action, defeating the Perkins
forces on the organization of the
convention, and then adopting d
resolution indorsing the candidacy
Of Guy. L Kelly to succeed Per
kins as national committeeman.
No doubt the grand old party
would survive even though Mr.
Perkins services were dispensed
with.
Government land open for entry
is still available in all the states
west of the Mississippi River ex-
cept Iowa and Texas, and there /,
considerable vacant public lant
/ i'm the states of Michigan, Florida
/ Alabama and Mississippi The en-
try of this land and all the regula
irons conforming its location anc
! the methods of claiming it are des
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22
DO NOT OvERcROWD POULTRY
Few Hens in Small Yard Do Better
Than Larger Number In Same
spaee-Room for Each.

Better results wul be obtained from
a few hens In n small yard than from
n lurger number in the same yard. The
backyard poultry flock rarely VIII con-
sist Of more than 20 TO % hens, and In
many cases only half-dezen hens are
kept. For a flock Of 20 to % hens Il
space Of not less thnn % by 30 feet is
required. From 20 TO 30 square feet
per hen should usually be allowed.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22
LARGE BREEDS GROW SLOWLY
srahmao and coehins Are Profitable
Where There Is Demand for
Heavy Fowls.

The biggest breeds Of poultry, like
Bnhmas and Coehlns, grow more
slowly than the medlum-sized breeds
mud therefore are not ready for market
a- soon bui they weigh more and are
profitable where the market demands
p larre.sizcd fowl
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22

eribed 10 booklet recently issued
by the General land Office
At the Republican county cun-
yeutiou held iu Seattle last Satmt
day the following from the lelauds
We're elected delegates 10 the sta. e.
convention al Bellmgham A. ID.
Cowan Frank kiingshury H. Bed
ford alternate
Cardinal Gibbons has heard the
mutieriue of discomfort coming
from the liquor camp and is fright
eued says The American Issue lie
doesa't like the sound of those
"mttrrlngs, and So he would
have them cease. lloWf Simple en-
ough. A Law has been written into
the Constitution of the United
Suites which doesn't please these
people from whom the muttc-
iugs are coming 10 mterferes
with their business of making
criminals and paupers and delin-
qumis and tleir pastune of wreck
ing homes. So Cardinal Gibbons
advocates acknowledgements of tho
law Oh. enforce it little bit, he
SAYS perhaps enough TO maintain
the spirit of the Prohibition
amendment But please don / of.
fend the brewers. Isn't it wonder
ful2
Ezra Meeser of Puyallup, tine
oldest pioneer i'm tine state, is a
candidate for delegate to the Ma
tional Republican Convention TO
b e held in Chicago. Mr.. Meeker
was a delegate to the first Repub.
lican convention held in the terri.
tory and is entitled TO some CON
sideration at the hands of the
faithful when they convene at
Bellingham on the 27th of this
month.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22
COVE COMMENTS


The federal government has
seemingly just discovered what we
producers have been painfully
aware of since we Individually
made "A start TO grow or produce
food so that everybody may live.
The federal trade commission in
its report on the marketing of food
finds that the cost of distribution
is far too high. and that elimina-
ton of unnecessary costs aud loss.
es would help greatly to reduce
the cost OF living. OF course il
would, but il is a safe bet that the
government. municipal, state or
federal. will not do the obvious
things, to-wit act as the middle
man between producer and con
sumner. The report sets forth the
growing feeling that not only con
sumers but producers are waking
up to the desirability of improved
marketing facilities TO bring the
producer and the consumer 10.
gether. Well. a public market n
alright for those who can use it.
but it does not help the consumer
very much; and does moi help the
producer, who must ship his pro
duce at all
We have noticed how the price
.of everything, perhaps except APP
pies and few items, has dropped
since the government agencies
started in after the profteers. See
how cheap sugar is getting, and
shoes and-oh, well, all the other
things, including the paper that
this is written on. Verify the gov
eminent is a bowling success when
it comes 20 swatting the profteer
and bringing down the high cost
Of living
The latest fashion in ladies
dresses is a humdiuger Nothing
less than am abbreviated hoop
skirt around the hips ali same
lamp-shade effect. So now the la
dies can beat the profiteers on that
item by DOMINIC the parlor lamp
shade-you know. the kind that
drapes high pedestal lamp. 1t
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22

Testing seed is taking out crop
insurance.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-04-22

AL Kellogg, prompt auto service.
Day and night. Phone Black 1872,
Portage. 90
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-24

I've are just in receipt of one OF the
new two color Road Maps of the Flor
ada State Automobile Association.
This is by far the finest map we have
ever seen of actual road conditions in
this state. The Legend" on map is
key which if followed will portray
to the user the actual present condi-
tions of all roads in Florida. These
snaps are distributed thru civic bodies
al over the State and thru the various
branches Of the Florida State Automo-
biIe Association.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-24

The host Of Marion county friends
81 Mr.. j. X. Nilsson Of Irvine. who is
yell known in this city, win learn
,:fh very deep regret Of his critics;
uiness at the Marion county hospital,
.nnsed By serious attack Of appen-
-icitis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
Its Natural Color and
-. Lustre az Once.

Common Wrden sare browed into q
heavy tes, with sulphur and alcohol
added. VIII turn gray Htreaknd and
faded hait beautifully dark ana iux.
uriant Mixing the Sarn Tea and Sui
phur recipe at home though. ia
troublesome An easier way IL 20 get
the readyfo-uae preparation Improved
~ the addition or other ingredients
a large bottle AZ little cost. NJ dtug
stores. known az "Wyeth's Sage aud
sulphur Compound" thus avoiding a
lot ~ muss
while gray. faded halr ia not rinflil
VIC All desire 70 retain our youthful
appearance ard ntfrnrfivenosa. By
darheninR Your hair with WyethA
Sage and Sulphur Compound, na ono
can tell, because II does II 80 ratural-
ly. ~ evenly You lust dampen a
sponge or soft brush with Il and draw
this through your hair. taking one
small strand af 'imes ny morninE
ali gray hairs have disappeared After
another application or two your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy. soft
and iuxuriant nnd you appear years
younger WYeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound n a delightful toilet requi-
site DIT n not intended for tho cure,
nieiSiion or prevention ~ diaoaae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04
DRINK A GLASS
or REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
5ays We will both look and feel
clean, sweet ard fresh
and avoid Illness.

SANITARY science has az late made
rapid strides with reanlts that are ~
untold blessing 10 humanity Tho lai
eat application of ltA pntiring research
ia The recommendation that u IN as
necessary 20 attend 10 iptarnnl santa.
iiou ~ the drainage HyiAem of The hn.
man body as II ia 10 the drains OF tho
house
Thore Of us who ARE accustomed ~
fcel dull and heavy when wa arise.
splitting hendhrhe. elnify from cold,
foul tongue. nasty breath. acid stom-
Rch, can. instead. feel ~ fresh mn a
daisy by opening the alnlees of the HyH.
TEN each morning nnd flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stay
nAnt matter
Everyone. whether aliiog. sick or
wen, should. each morning beforo
breakfast drink glass NJ real hot
water with ie0npoOniul of Limestone
phosphate ia II 10 wash from the rfom.
aoh, liver aud bowels the previous
days indigertlble waste. n0nr blls and
poisonous toxins; thus cleansing.
aweetening mud purifying the entire
alimpntary canal before putting moro
food into the stomach The action of
hot water and lifneatOne phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully IN
yiRorailng II cleans out all the sour
lamentations, guess. wnnte aud Reidity
and gives ono splendid appetite for
breakfast While you nre enjoying
your breakfast the phoaphRtnd hot
1ater u quietly Extracting large vol.
nmc of watnr from tlie blood aud yet.
ting ready for thorough flushing of
All The inside organs.
Tho millions of people who are botii.
cred with constipation, bilious spclia,
stomach trouble. rheumatic Stiffness !;
others who have eallow skins. blood
disorders and Fickiy compilations arc
urged 10 get quarter pound 81 lins-
stone phosphate from tho drug store.
This will cost very little. hut IN sum
Client 10 make anyone pronounced
crank on the pub1ect ot intsrnal nan
Matious
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-04

tAas 7, hpFt 70 hg,e A,to rs enfie ~
seNaelltNA hawlf SgWv isy4h atp VI
unusually ioNsls lhvtrp NalMfH,t
sensitive io kf3i ~ tnlN saee ats
vtvM an~ted hY tlp ayilt Wsta eY 4
le'aon ~ gfAiA r2u lAtNtlat ~ ,t.
stMfei ssttsgisat fgesx otlass FM.
evfeus fhe trt sSiAn,rWs rs
tseN NAs We aN aanlla lsuna M.
WHi~ w. irsiloWs fssNse
tsv rNRi~ at es,fe Ne4 steali
have iNHn si ana aaw whvm il.e saM,s
INST started h.telne h0t ID im3't tna
lafe ~ oed'A wn,eis csald rfad.
leaie llFv pNiemNns evym lbhN 8a4
AAfes was ihNu A8 lhc iaath r,aWa
fNtNS can n pNwfaits rsfaa
d~strays ihe reffas Rpsussss fNe
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criv ~ ufles away rarr!ng n the
wep9s. Re wants "a wpi tl4s princess
and Says De wi4 desaur her Il he do%s
r0t Eet his say
WITTY looked up aud saw the prir-
cess in tears I4e aftendauts had
Ted. hut she taeuS Sht il apsid l.e cpW-
srsir Tor princess 20 rnn. SO sha re-
raaln~i, and So I'D her royal father
But the King fosk ghe princess 10
hiae Tn the ceilar
~Yoa t.etter oofne a0~n with me
m child. BE exclaimed. The
L'rREcn's caat is of sfes-l ~eHies and
nothing can harm him. Cone with
Wse er8 mayhe be wlH get tired leok.
Ing fer us ssa return 10 BIS den.~
wllY beard iie c0&versafion. for be
wsS TIE oHiy Ferse1 about except me
royal famsy lu rhe distance be saw
Gark eiold approaching swiftly ard
Ee kmeN sAsg % be the Dragon frega
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,lae clouds ~ sire ara snioes arislus
iram lgs mouth,
~Come la. my clal3 shouted H.
king tie win sNallou ysu ~ -,
gasp for his teeth are sharp and have
never touched Aaythlng but tender
meat
ThEt gave Wnly an saea Ia ths
bae& 81 tne yard Was "a enormous
create Vie decided Thar With that l..
ewgA resene hss beloved Princess apt
a. ihe same time eei rid ~ this nrasog
Without danger 20 himself
III Xiii the pras son win sou slloV
roe 10 mawy the prlnccssf" asked
NAlie of the King. who Was wiring
snf hts hands Ia despair
''Uf course. loyi@ shouted the Kine
why ~ course. Il would ~ better 4
MARRY go0selsoy than Furnish mca
for that horrible creature, Which T.
even DOW 10 sight
~WelL can settle the Dragon. ail
right replied WHY. ~only let the
Prin0rSs remain IN sight She must
alsa refuse 80 marry the Dragon
Thea when he prepares 70 harm her
win kill him 50 dead be win never
egen leave his rlact~
Milh ihai Willy ran 70 hitch the
end * long rope to the iron crate
and as he role was hanging already
or 9 pully. II was bat a moment ~
fore 5he huge ,hlnR was poised ln iase
air 1nst above the halcouy 90 which
ibe Princess stood In dve minutes
TIE Great praE0n was before ,he
palace and smoking up aN the clean
windows q the place
~WBl you marry me or would yop
prefer 70 serve a. ms iuuehf" cried
the creature. showing his bis teelh.
TIE Princess trenlhls-a. bBt stood
hravely GA the porch = viii never
marry Ynu r. she cried such q mon
ster as you does not deserve 70 live
~Ail right snarlea the Dragon, ard
Ne Opened Dos bix fnoush.
Rnt Jusf then wins ioosened the
rope. ihe heavy iron crate swung
around and dropped right into the
I,ragons mouth IN fen minutes the
great Dragon lay dead
a pretty good jab fpr o fellow y
J cur s8ze exclaimed ths King
That nighf there was hle wedding
for Willy sad ihe Princess, and every
nRe MAS happy excepi fhe housemaids
who had 70 clean the windosvs that
the Dragon had smoked up ~ badly
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