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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
70hI0, Japan. Dec I5.-Rasol9tions

'WelcomiuE" cancellation Of the
gentlemau's agreement between
Japan and the United States. provided
that some sort OF q substitute could
be agreed upon free from discrinina-
ton. were adopted ar a joint meeting
Of the Japanese Peace society and the
American Peace society This action
was the result OF three meetings OF
The two societies
II was asserted IN the resolutions
hat in the opinion Of the two socie-
ties Japan had kept the gentleman
agreement both in spirit and in let
rer- The resolution declared also that
The two societies would welcome the
adoption OF any measures by internal
legislation in the United states, OF hy
convention that would promote the
standard OF living and social condi-
zion OF Japanese in the United States
so as 90 prepare them for assimilation
ls citizens Of the American common
wealth
Confidence was expressed that any
condition that might arise between
The two countries would in the end be
settled ON "a satisfactory basis Of hu-
rnanitg. reason and justice.
The California land bin. adopted fu
the election November . was de-
scrlbed 10 the resolutions as 100
harsh and sweeping in its terms 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
Olive Schreiner, Noted
English Anfhor. Dies

London, Eng, Dec. 15.-Olive
Schreiner. Mrs Cronwri -Schreiner,
the author is dead. Olive Schreiuer
was born in Basutolaud and gained
early fame by one Of her first pub
lfcatious. The Story Of an African
Farm She published several other
books. including An EnElishman's
South African View Of the Situation"
IN 1909. She was married in 1884 70
S. c. CronwriEl1t-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
NEW ACID PLANT CAPACITY
30 IONS DAILY: SMOKE USED

Douglas. Ariz-. Dec 13.-The new
acid plant at the Calumet & Arizona
smelter is 70 have capacity OF so
tons a day OF high percentage prod
ucL The Arizona Powder company
viii consume the output Acid sepa-
ration viii be from sulphurou1 fumes
OF the smelter stacks. Only a half
dozen Workmen viii be needed when
the plant is In operation Though IFS
men are working On construction Of
the powder factory, near Benson, the
works VIII not be complete and ready
for operation hslors neEt an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

Tulsa. Okla. Dec IA 1000 bar
rel oil vel has been drilled into the
wilcox sand below 5000 feet south
west Of Beggs in Okmulgee county.
Il is the latest completion OF the
Truman Oil company and ig con
sidered one Of the best gushers
brought in IN several months in
Oklahoma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
u. S. Amy Captain In
ConstantinobLe HOSPITAL

CoustantinopIe, Turkey. Dec. IL
Calf. died in the American hospital
Capt J. Robinson. o S A. OF Oakland,
here yesterday. he was In charge
Of grain distribution for the Ameri-
can commission for relief in The near
east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
Gang, Led By Woman,
Robs JeweLer OF Gems

Albany, n. y. Dec 15.-Hyman
CHASER Of Brooklyn 5ewelry sales
man. told the police he had been as
sauIted. Kidnapped and robbed OF So
600 worth Of gems through a trap
laid for MIN by the thieves, one OF
whom was a woman The gems, he
said. were the property Of three New
YORK iewelry firms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

MeXia. Texas. Dec 13.-The Rogers
well Of the Humphreys Petroleum
company Is flowing. Its first flow
was through the siL-inch casing. The
wen made rs barrels under gage in
Il minutes. II is growing stronger
and showing more oil and gas The
operators have made no attempt TO
estimate the possible production OF
the discovery we'll The heads" are
periodic from the sand picked up at
3e65 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
MAN GETS 5 TO 10 YEARS
FOR DEATH OF MOTHER

stevens Point, Wis Dec 15.-John
Busa has been found guilty OF first
degree manslauEhter by a jury in
connection with the death OF his
mother following a drunken debauch.
The verdict carries a prison sentence
Of from five 10 10 years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
500 BARRELS
A DAY FROM
TATUM'S WELL

breckenridge. Texas. Dec 15.-Ffve
hundred barrels OF oil are flowing
daily from the Tatum Scuddv. 81 All.
wei located on the Methodist Church
block with the drill only is feet in the
sand The wen viii be drilled Is feet
farther into the sand before being
completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

Tulsa. Okla, Dec. 1s.-Ou has been
found in the wildcat test being drilled
by the Mechanics Oil and Gas COM
pany, two miles northwest Of LaWton-
This is The second showing in this
OF 500 feet The first sand was
picked mp around 301 feet. There is
considerable excitement In that wild
cat territory. Leasing is active and
prices are soaring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
Ex-NAvr ~ ARREsTEp.

Globe. Ariz-. Dec. 13.-Francis j.
MCGrath, said TO have been known
also as O. s. willard. William Fad
jey and A c. Carlyle. an exnavy man.
28 years old. has zen arrested here.
on teleEraphic request from san
Diego. where he is charged with en-
bezzlement of about $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13
Blue Law Sunday Asked
BIZ Glendale Ministers

Glendale. ARK. Dee 13.-At a
meeting or ministers here an o-di-
nance was drawn TO be offered Ie
city council calling for general sun
day closing OF places OF business. in
Guiding everything save the sale OF
medicines, and prohibiting the open
ing OF movies Business men OF the
city VIII submit another ordinance
allowing the sale OF refreshments and
ciEars and permitting movie eUhibl-
lions on the sabbath.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

A public library was introduced In
Athens in 337 3. O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

THE people at the Rye Straw are
showing some indignation toward
the mail carrier, as On his last trip be
had his mind on something else and
drove right by without stopping.
= =
1t showed a lot at Bounding Billows
yesterday but none fell here. Slim
Pickens says if It tried to snow every
where at once there wouldn't be enough
left to 20 around.
Clab Hancock, who has been playing
the fiddle for a long time, says he finds
that the public don't pay so much at
teution to the looks Of the fiddler so
long as he can fiddle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-13

20 TO so Percent Discount.
Ask for our CataloE OF special prices
and place your magazine subscription
with The FL Paso Herald.-Adv-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01
SOJUSZ NIEMIECKO IL
TEWSKI.

Warszawa. - Wilhelm Weide
mann ogiasza W ,Tilsiter Ztg."
ciekawe dane 0 przechodzeniu
Niemcow ma Litwe kowiehska.
Wedtug jego zapewnieh, do Tyl-
~ przybyl officer bawarski, V.
Falkenberg, ktory prowadzi ak
eye transportowania Z Prus do
Litwy zotnierzy niemieckich. In
ny woJskowy w randze kapitana
jnazwisko w~y1nienione mic costa
to), w Insterburgu sformowal
oddzial, LEGACY 5000 ludzi, kto-
~ to oddziai wyrusza do Litwy
kowiehskiej.
Nicmiecki socyallsta, p. Jordan
stwierdzil, re w dniu IA BIN. ME.
miecki oddziai w peinem uzbro-
ieniu w sile loo ludzi Z dwoma
oficerami p~rzekroczyi granlce
niemiecko : litewska ! udai sic ma
terytoryum Litwy kowiellskiej.
P. Weidemann pisze nastepnic
w swych rewelacyach, &c ia mobi
lizacvi wojsk niemieckich ma te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

rytoryum Litwy etnograficznej
ina inne jeszcze znaczenie, a
mianowicie konsolidacye sill reak-
cyl, celem oba1enia obecnego u
stroju Niemiec. Hasio walki z
PoLska, ktore rozbrzmiewa dis
w Prusach Wschodnich, to tylko
patryotyczny pokost. pod MIN
kryjq sic istotne celc junkrow
nr1rskich-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01
POSLAN-
cow.

Nowy York, l. grudnla. -
Czterech uzbrojonych bandytow
napadio tn wczoraj dwu pos&ah-
cow firmly nbrokerskiej" pm.
,,Kean, Taylor and Co." W
Erooklinic, odebrali i'm paozke,
zawierajqca bondy wolnosciowe
ma sumo $467 900 i uciekli. w
zwiazku Z powyzsza kradziez9
w}adzc policyjne aresztowaly
dwu Podejrzanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

w Prusach Wschodnich roz-
,poczeto tajne formowanie regu--
larnei armii niemieckiej. Akcya
kieruje kap. Preus oraz wsascl-
ciel ziemski d. Brander. Orga-
nizacya obejmuje z CORA 100000
ludzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

Kto ehce c1yt1e naJlepsR eodSiennn
nhnso poaskte, MECH he uda do pana
=. n. PAYROLL naszeso agents M
Duncan I okolice / sGabonuje SOILS
DZEfNK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

DZn-NNIK CHICAuOSKI zamiesz-
"a wiecej drobnych ogloszeh, ani1eli
wszvstkie inne dzienniki polskie W Chi
cago razem wziete. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Ookonczenie re str. lei.)

dazenIom ZWlazku KluOy Sporto-
we staraja sic pozyskac sobie gu
bernatora-elekta MiHera.
SIE BEZRo-
BoCIA w KRAJU.
Cincinnati, O., 1. grudnia. -
Pieciuset robotn5kow krawiec-
kich, zajetych W fabryce Mash
Clothing Manufacturer CO... W
ktorej piracy zawsze jest wbrod.
ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu po-
stanowiio dobrowolnie porzucic
prace ma miesiac, ably tym sposo-
benz dac moznoSc zarobkowania
innym robotnikom w fabrykach
krawieckich, gdzie praca trivia
tylko pare godzin dziennie.
Akron, Ohio, 1. grudnia. -
Dyrektorzy fabryki The Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Co." po-
wiadomili tn wczoraj swoich ak
cyonaryuszy, re dywidendy, plat
re 30go grudnia ME beda wyp4a-
cane, jak dotad, Pc s procent, lecz
tylko pc 6 procent. Fabryka W o.
k6lniku swoim podaje, IL zmu-
szona byia do chwycenia sic tego
Srodka - celem przetrzymanla
kryzysu, jaki mozc nadejSt W
tel gaiezi przemyslu. Dyrektorzy
cglosili rowniez. IL wszystkie pla-
ce bez wyjatku w tel fabryce 20
stana zredukowane 0 10 procent,
co niezwlocznie obowiazuje.
Holden, Mass, 1. grudnia. -
Tutejsze fabryki wiokiennicze, a
mianowicie The Jefferson" i
Eagle Lake Wooden Mills,
kt6re byiy zamkniete przcz okres
pieciu dni, wczoraj ponownie 20
sta}y otworzonc. Og,osiiy M je-
dnak, il plaza w tych zakiadach
zostaia zredukowana 0 10 pro-
cent.
Toledo, Ohio, /. grudnia. -
L powodu wycofania wielkiej Ii
czby zamowien wschodnich ma
garnitury meskie, zostala tn zam-
knieta fabryka krawiecka The
Cohen, Friedlander and Martin
Co." Fabryka zostaia zamknieta
ma czas nieograniczony, wskutek
czego presto stu robotnikow
zostaio bez zajecia.
~ARESZToWANIE SZEsNA-
STU CZLONKoW TRUSTU
BUDOWLANEGO.
Nowy York, 1. grudnia. -
| Szesnastu z dwudziestu czlonk6w
stowarzyszenia The Employing
Metallic Furring and Lathing
| Assn, zostaio tn aresztowa-
nych wczoraj pod zarzutem znlsz
czenia dowodow, potrzebnych
przez komitet l~egiSlatury, ktory
prowadzi Sledztwo w sprawie mad
uzyc trustu budowlancgo. Are
sztowanych przywiedziono pred
sad, lecz ~zapieraja sig zarzucone)
i'm why. Pod kaucya pc $1,000
ia kazdego, zostali wyPuszczenl
do czasu rozprawy.
re straw MEKSYKANSKICH.
Meksyko, miasto, 1. grudnia.
- .Paragraf 27my konstytucyi
meksykahskiej, ograniczajacy VIA
snoSc pol naftowych ME zostanie
zniesiony", oSwiadczy} wczoraj
w interwicwic swoim Z Prasa lie
dnoczona general Alvaro Obre--
eon, prezydent elekt republiki
meksykahskiej, ktory Cd dzisiaj
cbejmuje aktualnie rzady w Me
xyku. OSwiadczyI on r6wniei, IL
rad meksykanski ME bedzie sic
starai o przystapienie ma czionka
Ligi Ludlow, lecz jezeli otrzyma
do niej zaproszenie, wowczas "a
stanowi sic mad tenn, co ma z tym
fantem uczynic. Wedle oglosze-
ria prezydenta Obregona, nowy
cabinet Meksyku skiadac sic be
die z nastepujacych czfonkow
sekretarz rzsdu i personal---very.
eabinetu = general Plutarco Z.
| r IL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

POSI- procent. Oprocz powyzej
wymienionych mieszkancow Ga
ny, Ind. znajduje sic jes0cze
Chihczykow, Japohcow i Indyan
razem - 81.
KRACH w DA-
KOCIE.
Fargo, N. D., 1. grudnia. -
z powodu wyczerpania sig rezerw
z~amknieto W Poinocnej Dakocie
diva wiecej bank, a mianowicie
The Fortuna State Bank" w po-
wiecie Divide i The Farmers
and Merchants Bank, W miej--
scowoSci Cogwell. Stosunkowo W
bardzo krotkim czasie w P6lnoc-
nej Dakocie zamknieto juz razem
Z powyzszymi osmnascie ban
k0w
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30

by the change in my tone and manner.
you are an officer of the law; so am
l, and it is about time we were work.
ing together"
He managed to release a gruff laugh.
'You-you d bum; h, that's a
good joke-what'r yer givin' me nOw!'
'The exact truth; and it will be
worth your while, any man, to brace up
and listen. / am going to give you a
chance to redeem yourself-a last
chance. 1t will be nice story to tell
back in St. Louis that you helped to
kidnap wealthy young white woman,
using your office as a cloak for the
crime, and, besides that, killing two
men to serve river gambler. Sup
pose was to tell that sort of tale to
Governor Clark, and give him the
proOfs-where would you land?"
He breathed hard, scarcely able to
articulate, but decidedly sober.
"What-what's that? Amt you the
fellar tibet wus on the boat? Who
who the devil are yer?"
Continued next week
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30
CHAPTER XIII.
Kirby and | Meet.

Sal remained seated behind the bar,
1Odding, and so soon as / felt reason
ably assured that she was without in.
tereSt in my movements, | leaned for
ward and endeavored to arouse Ken
nedy. This was by no means easy of
accomplishment, and / was compelled
to pinch the fellow rather severely
before he sat up angrily, hurting out
the first words which came to his lips:
what the devil"
His half-opened eyes caught my GEES
ture for silence, and he stopped in.
stantly, his lips widely parted.
sheet me outside" / whispered,
warningly. "But be careful about it,"
The slight noise had failed to dis
Iurb the woman, and | succeeded in
Slipping through the unattached door
without noting any change in her pos
ture. Tim, now thoroughly awake,
and aware of something serious in the
air, was not long in joining me with.
out, and drew him aside into spot
Of deeper blackness under the trees.
He was still indignant over the pinch,
ing, and remained drunk enough to be
quarrelsome. l cut his muffled pro-
family short.
That's quite enough of that, Tim,"
I said sharply, and was aware that he
stared back at me. plainly perplexed
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30

ing his lips on his sleeve. "What We
say, Moffett? Thar's a hundred dol
lars in this job"
"Whar Is the gurl?'
"Oh, / reckon she amt fur away !;
we kin find her all right. I got ter
know bout yer furst. Are yer gamer"
I'm game 'nough, Jack" assuming
a familiarity l thought he would APP
preciate. "Only / don't Want'r jump
inter this yere thing without KNOWN
nuthin' bout it. What is it yer got
lined up fer me ter do?"
He helped himself to yet another
liberal drink, and l was glad to note
that the fiery liquor was already be-
ginning to have its effect, increasing
his recklessness of speech.
"All right, Dan; have another one
on memo? Wall HI; / s'pose l
might as wal tell We furst as last.
Thar amt nuthin' fer eny o. us ter
git skeered about. We got it all
planned. We don't want this affair
talked about none, do we? | reckon
not. SO we planned it out this way:
Thar's a frien' o. mine get shack
down on Bear creek, bout twenty mile
below yere. He sells red-eye ter barge
an keel-boatmen, what tie MP thar
nights. WAL, he's all right-a hi O.
q good Teller. What we aim ter do
s rim the gurl down thar ternight, IN
bekne'nst ter enybody. / reckon yer
kin ride a hossf"
Eyes; SO thet's my johf"
''Thet'S the whole o. it. Yer just
got ter stay thar with her till Kirby
kin git away. without nobody think
in enything bout it. It's Oh easy
money, ter my notion
I thought swiftly. There were sew
eral questions l wanted to ask but
dare not. 1t was better to trust to
luck, for ! must lnll not arouse sus-
picion. Thus far the affair had played
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30
When Her Back Aches
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away


IadySmith women know how the
aches and pains that often come when
the kidneys fail make life burden.
Backache. hip pains. headaches, dizzy
spells. distressing urinary troubles. are
frequent indications of weak kidneys
and should be checked in time Doan's
Kidney Pills are for the kidneys only.
Ask your neighbor. They attack kid
ney diseases by striking at the cause.
Here's proof of their merit in a Lady
smith womans words:
Mrs John RandS, 405 +. Third ST.
says: Il strained my back lifting
an d it weakened my kidney $.
After that my back acheI for nearly
two months. | was up around the
house most of the time. but was in
pain cOnSta an t V. 1t was all |
could do to bend over or straighten up,
/ had such sharp catches Of pain i'll my
back. My kidneys didn't act at all
right. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved
me right away and one box cured me-
Ny kidneys now act regularly and my
back is as strong as ever, though [ am
seventy years old. Doans get all the
credit"
Price 60 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Rands had FOster-Milburn Co..
Mfrs. Buffalo. \. y.
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stole the boat in which Kirby an the
sheriff cum up the river, an just natur-
ally skipped out-the sheriff's niger
an all. 1t wus slick job"
"Of course they chased them?"
"Best they cud, not KNOWN which
way they'd gone. They reckoned the
who'll bunch must'r got away tergether,
so the sheriff he started fer Saint
Louee, an the others got onto troop
boat what happened ter cum long, and
started north. Long bout the mouth
ov the Hlinoy they caught up with g
nigger-stealer named Shrunk. They
he'd fight in an about his cabin. an
sum KILN. Two ov the womin got
away, but Kirby an Tim got hold o.
this CURL what he'd claimed ter be
Rene, an mulatto cook who wus
a-workin' fer Shrunk. I reckon maybe
yer know the rest
II know they wus run down by the
Adventurer. an hauled aboard. But
how did Kirby learn his prisoner wus
white? Did she tell him?"
81 should say not. 1t wus the mu-
lattO cook who told him, although, ]
reckon, he he'd his doubts afore tibet.
I knew she wusn't no niger the furst
minute I got eyes on her-they CANT
fool me none on niggers; I wus raised
'mong 'em. But so fur's the gurl's
concerned, she don't know yet tibet
Kirby's found out" He emitted a
weak laugh. "It sorter skeered Joe
ter he caught way up yere in this kim
try. kidnappin' white CURL. He didn't
know whut the HI ter do till / give
him pinter."
''You were the one who suggested
marriage?''
'Wap, T sed she cudn't do nuthin'
'gainst him onct ne wus married to
her. I thought o. tibet right away.
Yer see this wus how it happened !:
Kirby sed he'd like fer ter marry her,
an | SEE, why not, then? Thar's an
OF bum ov preacher yere at Yellow
Banks, sOrter hanger-On ter one o.
them militia companies. whatll do eny
d-n thing tell him to. / got the
goods on him, an he knows it,
"'But she wouldn't marry me- he
says; yer don't know tibet gurl.'
"Don't II / asked sarcastic. Wal,
thar amt no gurl ever l see vet tibet
won't marry a man if the right means
are used. How kin she help herself?
Yer leave 1t ter me-"
sand no consented n
Gle wus d---n glad to, after told
him how it cud be done. But Tim
he wudn't go in with us, an thet's
why we got ter have anuther man.
Come on over ter the bar an have a
drink, Moffett; them other fellers are
goin' ter eat now
The diversion gave me opportunity
for moments thought. The plan was
diabolical one cold-blooded and des-
perate. yet ! saw no certain way of
serving Eloise, except by accepting
Rale's offer. did not even know where
she was concealed, or how | could lay
hands on Kirby. The genial Rale
pushed out black bottle and we
drank together.
"Wal," he said, picking up the con-
versation where 1t had ended quite
satisfied with his diplomacy, and WHIP
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
Z~alozycielka
Zywego Rozanca.
Opowiese Sceniczna W Osmiu Odsionach.
Gao d3isZY.

Paulinc: Ach, Maryniu, byiam chora i mocno
chora; ale to dusza chorowa3a, a ia choroba duszy
odbiia{a sic j ma ciele. Wiesz, Zosia pc smierci
Many z~astepuje mi ia, Ona tax mic pielegnowa}a
ale, co g}6wna, stara}a sic uleczye ma dusze. Po-
trzebowa}am przewodnika; ona mi go z~nalazfa.
RAJ, przyszed{szy z koScio}a, gdzie sic spowiada}a,
powiedziaIa mi: Mkt tax do mnie dotad ME mo-
viii, jak dzisiaj. Spotka}am Swietego!" %, RE
KAN, j ia chce go widzie6. Cd dawna pragneiam
poznac Swietegor' Zaprowadzi}a mic do KoScio}a
ma jego kazanie. Byf MIN ksiadz Wartz. Mowi} pc
prostu, ale wieliem namaszczenien, a m6wi} o
pr6znoSci. Byfam poruszona tenn kazaniem. Pc ka-
zaniu posz}ySmy z Zosia do zakrystyi i odrazum
don rzek}a: ,Ojcze, kazanie twoje mic poruszylo
j zaniepokoi}o. Powiedz mi, W czem pr6znoSe mo-
re bye grzeszna?" On spojrzal ma mnie wystrojona
i rzeA: ,Moje dziecko, ola wiekszej czeSci kobiet
pr6znoSc zalezy ma s~trojeniu sic, ably zwr6cic ma
siebie uwage i STAG sic bozyssczem stworzen. Ola in
nych - doda} z wielka s}odycza, pr6znosc jest W
tenn, re kochaja to, co trzyma ich SERGE ma uwiezl,
gdy Pan Bog je wzywa, ably sic wznios}y wyzej."
Juz mic miai. Poprosi}am go zaraz o spowiedz. O.
desz}am cd konfesyona}u zalana }zami, ale uszcze-
Sliwiona. On mic zrozumiaf. Ale powiedziai mi tie
twarde s}owa: pDepcz to, czegoS szuka}a, a szukaj
tego, cd czegoS s~troni}a."
MaryG: Ale czyz ME przesadzi}a czasem? Czy
ME zanadto wzie3aS jego rade dosiownie? Ubie-
rasz sic jake prosta dziewczyna. U naS robotnice
nieraz lepiej So ubrane. W Lyonie powszechnie
m6wia, re parma Zaryko zwaryowa}a! Pisa}a mi
Zosia, re bra{aS udziai W ~procesyi parafialnej, jak
zwykle, ubrana w bell i z welonem. Ale co Ia suk-
mia! co "a welon! a ~szczegolniej, co "a trzewiki! A.
re mia}aS bye tego wieczora ma obiedzie u nieJ,
posiafa sluzaca pc ciebie; ale ia, zobaczywszy Gle,
przybiegla do Zosi i GAIA oburzona zawo}a}a: -
Prose- PAM, panienka ubrana, jak jaka uboga!
Nigdybym ME Smiala pokazaG sic z MIA ma ulicy.
Smianoby sic z mas" Czy to ME przesada?
Poulina (Smiejac sie): Moja droga, musia-
lam przesadzac; DO jeSlibym powoli tylko odry-
wala sic cd Swiata, ME oderwa}abym sic cd ME
go nigdy. Cierpiaiam tax o~kropnie, kiedy wycho-
dzi}am pred ludzi W tym stroju, re drza}am ma
caiem ciele. Wiesz, re nieraz lyle mic kosztowa}
ten gwalt sobie zadawany, zem porywaia co mia
lam pod reka i gryziam zebami, zeby dac ulge
moim nerwom. Milczafam wtedy, ale mimowoli Ia
lewaiam sic izami. Musiaiam sobie gwa}t zadawac,