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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
THEATRES TO CUT PRICES.
Broadway Hears Tickets VIII ns
Cheaper soon After Jas. 4.

The frst DEFINITE indication that prices
OF theatre tickets may be reduced
throughout the country soon lies b tho
fact that a reduction OF so cents
ticket has been made by the MANAGE
ment OF the four leading theatres II
the Loop district OF Chicago. The
Shuberta have placed a high mark 81
Boston H
II was rumored on Broadway yoster-
day that a general revision OF pricoa
would take effect shortly after Jan. 4
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
MILLER GIVES OUT
FIRST THREE JOBS
Ward Smith Secretary, John A,
Smith Auditor, G. l.. Gable
Public Works.

ALBANY, Dec. 31.-Governor-el elect
Miller's first official act to-day was to
make his personal appointments from
the Executive Mansion.
W. Ward Smith. Of New York City,
was appointed Executive Secretary;
John A. Parson, Of Oswego. was APP
pointed Executive Auditor: Charles l..
Cadle, Rochester, was appointed Super
intendent Of Public Works.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
DINNER TO NEW SHERIFF.
Officials Attend Celebration Ia
Honor of Werner Of Westrhester.

County officials members az the
Sherin's emergency stan. and others
attended a dinner last night at the
White Plains club 10 the new Sheriff.
George Werner. County Judge Young.
one OF the speakers, praised Mr.. Wer-
ner, formerly a member OF the Board
Of Supervisors, as a public official Of
high character. sheriff Nossitcr who
recently underwent an operation. was
unable TO be present
The appointment Of Edward Gibson.
a resident OF lOnkers, as court officer
at salary Of 1000 year was an
nOunCed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
MRS. CARNEGIE'S PLANS.
Fitting Up House Nest 10 Her own
for Her Daughter.

Mrs Roswell Miller. daughter Of the
late Andrew Carnegie, Is 10 occupy the
five-story McAlpin residence, at No Q
East 9Oth street, the west wall Of wrioh
faces the gardens surrounding the Car
ncgie mansion. The announcement ap-
parently Is to set at rest repor,, that
Mrs. Carnegie was TO sell the ca negle
mansion and live In Europe
The McAlpin house was purgnqsed by
Mrs. Carnegie about a year ago. and
when altera tons now being made are
finished, there will be a. entrance
through the west wall, giving access to
the Carnegie home
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
FIRRMEN SUE n. a. +. ron 100000.

Lieut. Cornelius @. Fegan OF No. s0t
Lincoln Place. Brooklyn. and Eli cman
William II. Halpern Of No. 2t1G Rogank
Place, both OF Engine Company No. a55.
Brooklyn. brought suits yesterday IN tie
Supreme Court for $50 900 and $4,000
damages respectively against the 81 R.
II. for injuries they suffered wien a
Nostrand Avenue trolley car colided
with a fre tender on Nov. %,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
Glass IN Typography opens Tues
dnY.

The second term OF the class in
Typography OF the New York Evening
High School, Irving Place. near 10th
street. will open next Tuesday The
ply. proofreading and cost estimating
The sessions win be ua Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 80 20 9.s0.
The class Is open 20 men and women
aad IL free OF charge,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
FUNERAL or a. ). HEMPnILI.

Funeral services for Alexander ~.
Hemphill. Chairman Of the Board ~
Directors Of the Guaranty Trust Conn
pany, will be held at l o'clock sunday
afternoon In All Souls Unitarian
Church, at Fourth Avenue anu 1fh
street. The Rev DR.. William 3. Sul-
lvan will oficiate Buriel viii be AZ
Freehold. ~ J.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31

Constance Cleveland Robertson OF,
New York who. in February, will be-
come the bride Of Hayward Cutting
OF New York aviator war hero, is
planning to spend her honeymoon in
the wlds Of China
She viii accompany her husband,
who is member Of the expedition
headed by ROY Chapman Andrews OF
the Museum Of Natural History Of
New York, into the depths Of the
Manchurian desert in search OF bones
Of the ever sought missing link, The
expedition plans TO spend Ave years
in China.
The photo shows Miss Robertson
in fancy dress costume at a recent
society ball.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Iohn "
Tenant. wife OF the managing editor
OF The Evening World. will take place
at the Hendrix Hudson. 10th Stroen
and Riverside Drive, at $50 u. NJ. to-
morrow. The Rev. John Atkinson. Rec
tor OF Christ Church. list street ana
Broadway. will officiate.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
ThronE Of Pardoned Men 10 Greet
GoVeFuOT.

NORFOLK, Va. Dec, 3l,-tiOv'
Beckett Of North Carolina Is leaving
office with a record OF more men par
doned than any 81 mis- predecessors.
could boast. when he leaves the Cap
itol he will be greeted by scores OF
those he set free.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31
AGNES HERNDON DEAD.
Actress Prominent Ia Nuny Fro
ductIoHa Tor Quarter Of Century.

Mrs Agnes HerndOn Andruss, who
for twenty-five years was an actress
known as Agnes Herndon, died to-day
at her home, No. Thirty second Street.
milestone l.. l. Her husband. Albert
Andruss. is now playing In Little OLD
New York" at the Plymouth Theatre,
Manhattan
Mrs. Andruss had played inportaA d
in Black ana PAID IN Full last
season she was a member Of The cast
OF Experiences"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-12-31

Tor COLDS, GItIP on INFLI ENZA.
rake gToyc's LAXATIVE bkOMU OIL
NINE tablets. The genuine bears the sig
nature Of E- ". Grove, aOe,--Advt
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
WORLD COPS
/ TO HALT crime
N. Y. Commissioner Urges
Cooperation With For
eign Countries
SAYS WAR HAS
MADE LIFE CHEAP

TRENTON. N. j.. Dec. 29.-Estab-
lishment OF central national police
bureau in Washington, through
which information could be flashed
around the world TO keep a check on
the movements OF known criminals
was one OF the principal recommen-
dations made at conference here OF
Slate, county and municipal officials
called by Governor Edwards 30 de-
wise some means OF combating the
present crime wave In New Jersey.
Poile Commissioner Enright OF
New York City. who suggested the
establishment Of a central bureau de-
clared the United States was far be-
low the efficiency OF the police in
European citios. lie asserted the
criminals from England were enter
ing this country daily through Mex
leo.
Scotland Yard and other European
police departments are unable 10 Sc
cure information regarding criminals
from this country" ne said, land
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

until We can give them sufficient data
we cannot expect cooperation from
them. With a national police bu-
.reau, communication could be main
tained with Scotland Yard and other
great police agencies OF the world.
Lack OF cooperation OF the police
systems throughout the country Is
astonishing"
Commissioner Enright criticised
bonding companies for furnishing Sc
curity FOR men arrested as criminals,
many OF whom, he said obtained
their freedom In this manner and
thus hindered police Investigations.
He also suggested that New Jersey
adopt an act patterned after the Sui
Ivan law In New York State making
! possession OF a revolver without a
permit illegal. Governor Edwards
, previously had expressed himself In
favor OF strlcter regulation OF the
sale OF deadly weapons in New Jer-
/ sey.
/ Commissioner Enright said that
closer cooperation between the two
States was needed lie added That po-
lice records OF crimes In 1920 com
pared favorably with those OF recent
years. and that while New York City
is having a few spectacular crimes
some atrOolous, some tragic, "he did
not believe there was a real nation
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
TESTIFIES FOR
PLANT juice
Wilmington Lady Says She
Has Now Been Restored
to Health
PLANT JUICE ONLY
ONE TO GIVE HELP

you should take Plant Juice" isl
becoming a catch phrase IN Whining
ton in answer TO an interrogation
as 10 the state of ones health. II Is
heard on the street, street cars, the
atre Hobbies and wherever people con
gregate. AT present Plant Juice, the
new herbal stomach medicine, is one
OF the most talked Of preparations
ever placed on the market, for 1t Will
give instant, positive relief in almost
all cases OF stomach, liver, kidney
trouble and rheumatism. 10 is ma
lures own remedy and is composed
Of medicinal roots, herbs. barks and
berries and does not contain minerals,
narcotics or habit-fOrming drugs.
Wilmington people call daily at the
headquarters Of the Plant Juice Man
at The Miller Drug store, i0i-iO6
Market street, and give voluntary
testimonials OF the wonderful bene-
Mt they have received. One of the
most recent is that Of Mrs. May
Emrick, a popular lady, residing at
No. $50 West Fifth street and who
Is well known in Wilmington, as she
has lived here for a number Of years.
She says:
Il have only words Of the highest
praise for Plant Juice. / found il TO
] had taken In the shape OF medicine.
and I had tried about everything
without benefit Plant Juice was me
only medicine % give me relief. |
had been troubled with my stomach
for a long time and / could moi cal
the lightest kind OF food; / was bloat-
ed with gas and I'm great main. /
could not sleep at night; was ALWAYS
constipated, had headaches and was
mentally depressed. / heard plant
Juice so much talked Of that I GOT
a bottle which did me so much good
that / continued to take ID until
now ] have a splendid appetite sleen
fine at night and have not main ar
an ache. My system Is in splendid
condition; my nerves are o. X. and
/ have fine color in my face. I am
glad TO give this public statement for
PLANT Juice and would advise every
sufferer 10 try 1t and be relieved"
The Plant Juice Man Is at The
Miller Drug Store, i0i-4O6 Market
street, where he is daily meeting Inc
local public and introducing and OK
planning the merits Of this remedy
Free samples given
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

field. Paul Sleeves OF Milford, who
attended the National Dairy Show in
Chicago made a report on that trip.
Wallace Cook, a graduate club mem
Der now a student at Delawart Col
lege talked on the value Of club work.
There are twelve former club mem
bers now In Delaware and the Wo-
mems Colleges.
Naomi Pepper OF Georgetown, told
now she grew 10000 tomato plants
IN S year which she sold TO club mem
Ders. heDecca Jester OF FELTON,. re-
ported on canning work and Edwin
Meredith Of Greenwood on tomato
work. Last evening there was four
reels OF moving pictures in Wolf Hall
showing the work at the Eastern
states Exposition.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
is IT LAWRENCE.

Laurie, Larry, Larkin, Larkins,
Lawes and Lawkin. as well as Law
son. are all derived from the we'll
known first name, Lawrence. Law
son Is simply a patronymic. II is a
contracted LawroncCsOn. These e
simply the English forms Of the
name. In Italian there are surnames
taken from the first name Lorenzo, in
France Laurent Is the usual form
and the Swiss Lori and LEM, short
for Lawrence, have been adopted as
last names. Laurentius, the Latin
form OF the name, was well known In
old Rome, but 10 was the benevolent
Roman deacon st. Lawrence, who was
martyred by being roasted over a
grldlron, who made the name popu-
lar In Western Europe, where ii was
a rather more frequent first name
three or four hundred years ago.
when last names were In the making
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
YOUR LAST NAME

BY FRANCES COwLEs.
Copyright. 1920. by The NJ cClure Newspaper S

than Il is today.
The name Is occasionally spelled
Laurence, but usually the Nv" takes
the place OF the "u." You may re-
member that Samuel Laurence was
the celebrated English painter who
painted such telling likenesses OF
Dickens. Thackery, Tennyson, Lowell.
Browning, Carlyle and others, while
Sir Thomas Lawrence, who flour
ished q half century earlier, gained
fame for his portraits OF pretty
women and rOsy-faced children.
In this country there is a family OF
Jaurens in the South. One OF their
number was Henry Laurens, who was
president OF Continental Congress, In
IN and his son. John, was distln-
guished for his rare gallantry In the
Revolutionary war.
The Lawrence family has been IA
nous In England for their colonial
soldiers. There was Sir Henry Mont
gomery Lawrence, noted administra-
tor In India, and an elder brother,
Sir George st. Patrick Lawrence, dis
tinguished English general, and a
younger brother, John, who became
Lord Lawrence, famous admlnlstra-
tor in India.
Copyright. 1920, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
vide crime wavs."

AS a matter q fact he said, -men
have been educated 10 use firearms
by recent experiences In the war, and
some care nothing for the taking OF
human life The country Is under
going a Siege OF suffering. and prob
ably Will be subject TO much pain
for a few years 90 come"
Establishment OF a central bureau
% check the movements Of automo-
hiles entering and leaving the State
was advocated by State Motor We
hicle Commissioner Dill.
The conference adopted a resolu-
ton requesting Governor Edwards d
name a committee to draw up pro-
posed legislation along the lines sug-
rested
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
WHY EAT IN WINTER?

W. ~ a oiHh olNNiMsL
BERLIN, Dee. 90. Professor Eisbein,
a German chemist. has solved the
winter food problem, according 10 the
Deutsche Tagcszeitung. The learned
professor. having observed that
worms. bats and bears can exist
through the winter In state OF sus-
pended animation without food
claims 20 have invented a pill which
makes II possible for human beings 10
do the same
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

Dopieroi do cacek, do piernik6w,
orzechow-. Dlugo W noe mloda
wiara spaG ME moze, ~przeglada o.
tfzymane skarby. Wreszcie posneli.
Mama kazdemu mad f6zkiem. zawie-
sila r6zeczke, zdobna W pozlote i wl6
czki kolorowe - jake %widoczne, a
gdyby tax pablo, TO | - namacalne
p-zypomnienie napomnieh .,Swiete--
Co.,.
Pozniej - po latach kilku, VITA
jemniczono ME, jake najstarszego
- W sekret swych familijnych MI
steryow....
A potem dlugo - dlugo ME prz!
chodzif juz DO mnie Sw. Mikolaj; q.
widac ME bylem dose g~rzeczny!. .
zreszta mole i obrazil sic ma mnie,
bo przecie podpatrzylem tax niedy-
skretnie jego sekrety; $50. pamie-
tam: raz, przewracajac ma strychu,
znalazlem papierowa infule!....
! dlugo mic o ~Swietym Mikolaju
ME s}yszalem, DO sam bylem ma
swiecie, az nareszcie - kieiy | mo-
ia chata ozywiia sic gwarem glosow
dzieciecych. vice sobie mas znowu
DOLBY Swiety przypomnial / do swo-
iei laski mas prZywrocil.
Odtad CO rok, W dzieh sw. Mike
Elaja znowu przychodzi do met, W
za&wiaty %rzuconej rodziny. urocza
panied dobrotliwego staruszka, ma
to zaS przyjScie moja dziatwa radu-
je sic s~erdecznie.
OF onegdaj trzem c6reczkom mo-
i'm powiadam, by PREY kominku Ia
wiesily ~ponczoszki. DO moze Sw. Mi
ko1aj tez do mich co wlozyG zechce. .
A ma to jedna 2 moich ,,panien'
rzecze:
Nasze ponczoSzki bardzo male -
my lepiej we5miemy ponczoszEi ma
musi, to do mich wiecej sic zmiesci. d.
Jak rzek}y - uczynia - rzecz zas
OLGA - postaraC sic o to, by sic tie
dziecinne ME zawiodly wyrachowa-
MIA
Pewien pan znajomy opowiadal
mi wczoraj:
,,Wiesz pan, jak dowcipna nam
core? Kiedy jet radzono, by swe
ponczoszki ma lakocie Sw. Mikolaja
przygotowala, - ona zawiesita u
kominka ~ponczoszek dwanascie, Ito
maczac, re do jej ponczoszki nawet
jablko ~porzadnie ME wlezie"!. $500.
Czyz ME slusznie? Co, dzieci?
Me - prawda?
o slodki, cudny wieku d~zieciecy!
Wieku niezmaconych wierzen j czy-
stej radosci! $50. Kwitnij! Swiec
sie!.. Czemuz TIVE kwiaty TAX rych-
10 przekwitna!
Ano, TAXI los, TAXA kolej ~zwyczaj-
ma doll ludZkiej.
X. ".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

1eklkm Jest podsnws ncRscA
pT.eddeoforstw amerykanakich, w1ec
! przemyslowiec polski door1e EOoi.
jeteii stale reklamowac bedzie sw6j
snterea " DzIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

Parafia p. W. Niepokalanego Se:-
ca Maryi zalozona zostala w roRu
1912. Kosci6l, szkola j plebania ME
SEGA sic PREY Spaulding / Grace Ill.
Proboszczem cd samego z~aiozenia Ia
rafii jest X. Rajmund Applet. Para
fla liczy obecnie przeszlo 800 fami-
lii. KoSci6l poSwiecil pierwszy pol
ski Biskup X. Pawe{ p. Rhode D. D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15
Wspomnienia Dnia
Sw. Mikolaja.

Hej, gdzie tie czasy?..... Gdzie
one! 49,.
Pred laty - mniej wiecej 30tu
wieczorem - W dZien Sw. Mikoiaja
- JAZZ wczoraj pamietam: - sic
dzialem z dwoma mlodszemi sio'
strzyczkami cichutko W kaciku...
czekajac, rychlo dzwonek Sadzwieczy
pod oknami rodzinnego dworku, q
potemJ wk-oczy do pokoju dziecin'
nego. dobry, umilowany, a pob1az'
Hwy tax bardzo, a taxi hojny - pa,
tron dziatwy - starry Mikolaj, nasz
~dziecinny Swiety W nieodstepnej -
j~aselkowej as~vstencyi rAniola'
,,dyabla".
Caly 6w dzien 5ylem arcySrzecz-
ny, ably W oczach Mateczki przytu-
szowaG choC W czeSci caloroczne bro
sN
Vice siedzimy " kacie - iak my
sly ma puddle -. Czekamy. -.
Moze ME przyidzie?....
Wreszcie. wreszcie siychat
dzwonki. IdzieAjuE ddzie - Sw. Mi
kolaj!!. -.
Pc chwili niezwykly loskot W sic
nj, glossy smieszane, basOwe chrza'
kanie / r~oztwieraja sic drzwi SEE
roko, a W Mich ukazuje sic wysoka
majestatyczna postat ,Swletego' W
zlocistej, choG p%apierowej infule. Z
imponujacym %pastoralem orna
Gle wspaniaiym -. Prey MIN ,,anlo'
lex, kryjacy "a jodlinowa gaiazka
- jakaS zbyt }atwa do %poznania twa
rzyczke; - W cieniu nieco W lyle
dyablisko ma lancuchu cd krowy:
jak noe czarny, z czerwonym zwie-'
czonym az do ziemi ozorem | z roz'
ga .ozmiar6w przerazajacych: po-
strach dziatwy wszystkiej, a moi "
szczeg6lnoSci - moze dlatego, ZEN
sic najmocniej W giebi duSzy chic
piecej do owego brzozowego ,.miko'
iajka' poczuwal...
Powital ,,Swiety" rodzic6w, PREY
czem s. D. Ojciec moi, usmiech thu
miac, okrutnie wasy zagryzai, co M
sic w6wczas mocno dziwnem wyda,
waio. a tylko Mama caiujac "
rekaw ,,Swietego' - powage chWil
dzielnie ratowala; - potem Mikoia.
pyta o greene dzieci... A dzlec'
| luz - buch - ma kolanka / wszyst
kie razem zdlawionemi trWogq gar
dzioikami - przez Ivy zac1ynaJa
| paciorek.. -. SiostrzycZki mole re
| strachu lewa zegnaja sic rac7ka -
ia mocno odwalnie, ctoc dr5acym
| glosem zaczynam: ,,Ojcze nasz, da.
nam cLleba powszedniego, jak / "
niebie, tax i ma ziemi'.
Masz te.az! Wszystko mi sic "
konfuzyi pomieszalo: W giowinle
istny groch z kapusta, ale klepi'
jak moge - by jakoS dojecha6 Dc
,,Smierci naszej, Amen'..... A tt
juz i Aniol, Wide, zaczyna sic krztu
sic &c Smiechu "a swoja gaiazka
jodliny, a dyabel W gfeb jeno ba-
sem porykuje 2 ukontentowania
groinie lancuchami dzwoni....
,.Trzymajze aniele tego dzia
da." - strofuje powaznie Mikoia
chichoczacego aniola - wskazuja'
ma czarta pastoralem.
Vice tam jakos dyabla uspokoil
misteryum dzieciece dalej sic to-
czy.
Ale ia - ma seryo utkna}em; n;
bek mi sic 1biera. 49,. Az przeclt
sam Swiety staruszek ~przychodzi m
z pomoca i 1askawie g}aszcze po gio
vie i uspokaja, a do g1zecznosci ma
pomina, do ksiazeczki dobrotliWi'
zacheca....
Wreszcie p.owadzi malcow d.
wielkiej sieni, gdzie nam ukazuj'
zabawki, 1akocie - cudnie roziozo
ne ma dywanie....M 49,.
O radoSci!
Lecz.. ~poiegnat trzeba przecit
sw. MikoIaja: zabiera sic juz do O.
dejScia -. Vice biogos}awi dziat-
we i zegna rodzic6w i m6wiac ,,Niect
bedzie pochwalony" wraz z asyst'
- znika nam z ocZu....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

-" ~
ski Biskup X. Pawel p. Rhode D. D,
waniu. Snac ME przechodzi autor
obojetnie mad otwartemi i nieroz.
strzygnionemi zagadnieniami teo,
zof6w i mistykow filozofow an
gielskich.
Niedawny zbiorek novel; -
Twixt land and sea tales (Wsrod
opowfeSci Z ladu ! morza) dale
nam najwspanialszy w tworczo-
sci lego hymn ma Geese NORA.
Ognia potrzebaby, matowego bla-
sku PEREZ, ~krwawego skrzenia ru-
t:now. %sennej ~kolysanki l6dki
blyskow g]romowych Z jaSnego
nieba, magic spadaj2cych ia zie,
mic, by oddac te symfonie poety-
czna, ktora obdarzyi mas powieS-
ciopisarz. Zapominamy.o intry--
DE, caiym magnetyzmem PREY
kuwa mas kolorowa bajecznie, ia
mgla egzotyzmu spo-
vita przyroda. Najwiecej W
zbiorku tym history ial i mora,
rajbezpoSredniejsze. zlanic sic
watku powieSciowego z wspoi-
dzia}ajqcym zywioiem - item.
Trudno tax przebogata / roz--
rorodna tw6rczosc okreSlic kilku
siowy, dac jej synteze. Stanisiaw
Brzozowski W rozpoczetem yale
dwie i przez Smierc przerwanem
studyum O Conradzie rozroznia
.psychike ludzi, odczuwajacych
zycie i ludzh kt6rych psychika je
wytwarza, Typy samoistne, silva
rzajace Swiadomie, to typy Ia
chodu. typy wrazeniowe i odru-
chowe iedynie, to ludzie Wscho-
Gu. barbarzyhcy. mies1kahcy z
krain ,,strasznej nocy."
- Conrad - powiada Brzozow-
ski - reprezentuje W powiesci
angielskiej kierunek.. =. przenik'
niecia sic wiarq, re budowa my
SIowa, wytwarzana w danem spo
ieczenstwie. w roznych jego kla-
sach, warstwach, typach, jednost-
kich, stanowi naJg}ebsza rzeczy-
wistoSc danego spoieczenst"a, ze
wszystkie tragizmy nowoczesne
rozgrywaja sic w zywiole modyfi
kowanym i okreSlonym przez u
mysi. re zakres. charakter, sifa.
rodzaje zalaman i ograniczen pro
cesow mySlowych, wytwarzaja,
cych codziennoSc zbiorowego zy,
cia. stanowia wlasnie to, co jest
w zyciu zbiorowem i osobistem
najistotniej tworcze.
Do celowego zapoznania u.
przystepnienia szerokiemu ogo}o,
wi dorobku literackiego ConradS
ME przyszio ieszcze.
w roku 1904 wyszlo ti6macze'
ME jednej Z najcharakterystycz.
~niejszych jego powiesci oLord'
lima" W Bibliotece Dzie} Wybo.
rowych, ostatnimi easy ukaza}y
sic W jednym, czy dwoch ruchli"
szych pismach ttomaczone jegt
nowele, a YCzas" ykuryer War
szawski" zamieSciiy sprawozda'
mia z wydanej jesienia 1912 70
ku autobiografii Conrada Wspo'
mnienia).
Oto wszystko! Gas byiby "a
iste ia odmienne postepowanie.
Celina Stoi1ska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-15

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