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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-01

mill is attendant with tremendous human concern. A political crisis will pass off without serious conse- quences, but an industrial crisis paralyzes the nation.
 The fallacy of political freedom has been useful functioning as solvent of the woes arise from in- dustrial serfdom. But the crying need of an industrial democracy, the urge of human beings to fight in dustrial absolutism, cannot conceal the emptiness of political freedom where is only industrial subjection. And the petty efforts of the pro fessional politicians, noisy and inde- corous, to build their fences with the shadows Of an industrial cala- | mity overtaking the nations, is one not very well calculated to restore | political activities to the national | favor
 | Society under the influence of the machine in industry has been slow ly evolving into industrial instead of political units. There is more in common between the engineer in the State of Washington and the engineer in New York than there is
 between a merchant in New York
 and laborer in the same city. The
 coal miner of the east and the west
 has identical ambitions, and ar identical environment with identi-
 cal sentiments animating him ano
 his. In each industry the working
 and the managing units have every
 thing in common as working or as
 managing units.
 These things are self evident
 Only the real estate man with new
 sites to sell is immersed in tht
 old landed conception of society.
 We might as well realize these
 things first as we'll as last, for thu
 every day facts of life will faster
 them upon our minds whether WI !, will or not It is true that old no , tions die hard; but there is not phase of human activity but does re , veal the fact that the social organi zation today is no longer politica ; or geographical, but industrial , That being so social control mus , sooner or later be co-ordinated alon; industrial lines. with an industria ' democracy wherein the freemel t who labor will be the administrator 7 of the industrial destinies as tn final goal.
 That social organizations ar |, founded upon the material facts c
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-01

the means whereby they live, social ist interpreters of history have long contended. It is not in recent years that the materialist conception Of history finds proof for itself. It alone will explain the historical pro- cessus.
 As men make their living, so will be the institutions of men, whether political, religious, social. It is true that institutions belonging to an older economy may outlast that wherein they grew, but they will have to finally submit to an adjust ment to the social needs of the lat CT system, or be destroyed.
 The clashes and the conflicts and the struggles that are to be oD- served in society are, broadly speak ing and in the most general sense, merely part of that effort to suitably effect such an adjustment. Some times it is hardly done, effected only after endless trouble and trial and human suffering. Other times it comes with revolutionary impulse, catastrophe in its swiftness, mak- ing up in few days and few years for the delays to which the endless struggle of the centuries
 was subjected by the reactionary 1 forces
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-01
TROLLING.

Nero fddled when Nome burned. Even this devotion to the art of music hardly generates the Elm peror from his imperial indifference. But there are many who even when nations face national crises, devote themselves to their rcling passion as if that and nothing else was of any concern.
 We have ample evidence that while the nation is facing one of the greatest industrial calamities that it has ever been called upon to meet, instead of taking broad. intelligent view of the situation, Congressmen are Adding over it po- litically, and seeking wherein they can best make political capital out of the situation.
 But that might have been ex- pected. The real life of the nation is no longer in the national capital. It is no longer in the world of poli- tics. The politicians are mere purp- cts; for the most part men who seek to obtain through their adroit talents, positions of ease with dig nifty.
 The real life of the nation is in the industrial world. The real life is in the factories, the counting houses, the railroads, the ships mines. the mills of the land. Wall Street dominance and working class service are the two factors of su- preme importance in the national life and these run far, very far away from the political current which al best is a mere unimportant off shoot and reflex of the more important social forces that stir the economic world.
 Social activities are no longer confined within state and nationa limits. They are existent in state: and nations, but are divided by in dustrial lines, and no longer b! geographical boundaries. Each in dustry in the nation is state in 1t self, with its rulers, great and small and it's subjects prominent or un important. Each industry has it class lines from President to bonds man. Each industry has it's owl world with it's own activities, 1t own requirements, its own ambi tions, and it's own conflicting inter ssts. States and counties are merei' ly relics of a social system Of bygone era. Today the world an' national divisions are industrial That is the way that social evolution has proceeded. Capital with it's sy Stematic adjustment to the need of the capitalist economy, has g. accommodated itself, and labor, slow
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-03-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Rev. Hyacinth was a Bruce visitor
Tuesday.
Money to loan-T. M. THOMAS
Ladysmith.
N. E. Slocum was Rice Lake
visitor Tuesday.
Watch the windows at Diedrich &
Lanes next week.
Mrs. B. E. French returned Satur
day night from Minneapolis.
Harry Ballou spent Monday al
Manistique, Mich, on business.
E. r. Pies went to Bruce Tuesday
on a business trip between trains
Let us renew your insurance in
the best companies Nicholson
Hughes.
Frank T. Stare returned Saturday
evening from a business trip te
Rice Lake.
E. H. Jacobs went to New Rich
mond Monday on a business visit OF
few days
Safety all the time.-The North
western Mutual Life. Frank T. Stare
District Manager. tt
Mrs. c. M. Bischel went to Chip
pewa Falls Saturday to spend 6
couple of days visiting.
Glenn Rowley, of Gilman, who for
merly made his home here, spent
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
H. E. Gesell, of Thief River Falls
Mimi, spent the weekend visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N
Gesell
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Peterson re
turned home Saturday night from
Minneapolis, where they had spent
the week.
Miss Margaret Baudrie, of Rice
Lake, who visited a few days at the
home of L. D. Marquette, returned
to Rice Lake Monday morning
There is no doubt, but what we
have the prettiest line of coats and
suits in this city. Now is the time
| to buy one while the stock is com
plete.-The Fair Store
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-03-17
Money TO Loan
No Delay
MlCHAELSON & HUGHES

Great display of coats and suits at
the Fair Store.
c. B. Hood made a business visit
to Bruce Tuesday.
Try the News-Budget's want col
umns. The results will surprise you
DR.. Kinyon was called to Weyer-
business
Come in and listen to the new
Bond player piano just received
Diedrich & Lane.
E. K. Hughey arrived here Wednes-
day evening from his home at Be le-
! vue, Iowa, afer spending a few weeks
there
Mr. and Mrs. E. ]. Brontreger and
Mr.. and Mrs, D. F. Chupp, of Exc
land, were in the city shopping
Wednesday.
Let us give you prices on Easter
plants and flowers, choicest plants
and Easter lilies guaranteed
rich e Lane.
If you want a good, hearty laugh,
come to the class play, "The Sis
terhood of Bridget" Thursday and
Friday evenings, Mar. % and "a.
Palmer Johnson returned to HI
home at Underwood, N. D., Wednes-
day morning, after spending two days
visiting at the home of his brother,
w. H. Johnson.
We have heard many ladies say
Il think the Fair Store has the pref
test line of coats and suits in town
! and they are much cheaper than
others. ADV.
M. T. Lecount of Norton, Kansas,
arrived last week and has rented a
residence on East Miner-av, where
he will make his home with his fam
lily until spring, when it is his in
tention to purchase farm near
here Incidentally Mr.. Lecount has
joined the rapidly increasing ranks
Of the NeWs-Budget subscribers.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-03-17

IRISHMEN ALL
Why flaunt the yellow riband now?
The mood and color are de trop
away
With race and prejudicial VOW
And be an Irishman with me today.
Ye need not fear a languishing of
pride
In treading paths that Irishmen have
trod;
No drawer men than Erin's sons
have died
In battling for the right, the truth
and God.
This, then, the time, the spirit and
the place;
The winds of March are not the
winds of May
But let goodwill dissolve the mark
of race,
And all be Irishmen with me today.
B. T. c.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-03-17

Diedrich G Lane have taken the
agency for the popular Victrola.
DR.. C. E. Bugher went to Chippewa
Falls Monday on professional
trip
See our window display of ladies
coats and suits. 1t is worth looking
at.-The Fair Store
Carload of Pocahontas Smokeless
Briquettes just received. Try a ton.
Peoples Fuel & Ice CO.
All school teachers in the country
schools call at Diedrich & Lanes to
receive song books for your school,
free
Just unpacked a large stock OF
ladies spring coats, suits and skirts
from the Paris Skirt & Coat Mfg,
Co.-The Fair Store
Miss Selena Scott, of Warrens, was
Hinton and Mr.. and Mrs. A G.
Thompson Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Woods and wife, who have
been making their home here, left
Saturday evening for southern Mich
igan where they will make their flu
ture home.
Byrne Manley, who resigned his
school at Sheldon, and Lawrence Cox
left Monday for Barksdale, where
they have accepted positions with
the Dupont Powder Co.
If you will call at the Fair Store
and look over the spring line OF
coats and suits you will admit,
yourself, that we have the most up
to-date and best line in Rusk county.
George Paulson was here from
Hawkins yesterday to receive med
ical treatment from DR.. L. M. Lund-
mark, having injured two of the
| fingers on his right hand when they
caught in a logging chain.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Plant, of
Browns Valley, Mimi, arrived here
Tuesday morning from Packwaukee,
Wis, where they had visited a few
days, and are visiting at the home of
the formers brother A. H. Plant.
| Henney buggies are made by the
Moline Pillow Co. The same care and
attention is given them as to the
other high grade goods. If you need
buggy or spring wagon-come here,
see our display and you will be
pleased. Ladysmith Implement Co.
Mrs D. F. Manley came down from
Ladysmith last Friday and visited
until Saturday afternoon with her
daughter, Miss Vera Manley, who
teaches near Thornapple. Miss Vera
returned home with her Saturday and
remained over Sunday.--Bruce News
Letter
"The Sisterhood of Bridget" a
clever Irish farce-comedy will be
given by thirteen members Of the
Senior class of the Ladysmith high
school on Thursday and Friday
evenings, at the highschool. Admis-
sion: % cents; children under II
years, Is cents. Don't miss it.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-03-17
COMING EVENTS

March list. Patrick's supper, par
ish hall.
March % and 24-Senior class play
THE Sisterhood of Bridget" al
highschool building.
March 25-Lyceum coura e number
Montaville Flowers, lecturer.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-03-17
LADYSMITH MARKET
Corrected Weekly

Butter 49,. IS 80
Eggs 49,. 49,. 81
Poultry, live, Id. -. :. .08 a 10
Veal, dressed, h. -. -. =. 10
Hogs, dressed, lb. 49,. =. .09 q 10
Cattle, live, ID. -. .041a q .O5 u
Sheep, dressed, ID. -. go. .05 u
Hay, baled, medium 49,. 49,. 11.5O
Potatoes, blu. -. -. 49,. rs
Oats, blu. -. -. -. go. .5O
Feed, cwt. .... 49,. 49,. 49,. 1.SO
Corn, cWt. 80. -. -. 80. 1.8O
Wood 80. 49,. 49,. $3.50 q 1856
Flour, Dbl -. 49,. 700
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-13
BIG MILEAGE COUPON
Prize Contest!

To the Lady or Student holding the largest
number of miles of mileage coupons on FRIDAY,
JUNE 3Oth, 916, we will give in addition to the
cash redemption value 1OOO-niIe mileage book
issued by any railroad the winner selects.
All persons entering contest must cash their
mileage coupons. at the Annapolis Banking &
Trust Companys Bank on the day of count
June 3Oth
Mileage coupons makes vacation certain
Get one mile in travel free for every dollar you
spend
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-13

BY dealing with the merchants listed this page yol
FREE mile for every dollar part of dollar you spe
for instance:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-13
Now Here is the Plan!

BY merchants listed this will
dollar of dollar spend with
for
Sc. entities you to 1-2O Of Mile
1Oc. entities you to 10 of Mile
Csc. entities you to IA of Mile
Soc. entities you to IL of Mile
100 entities you to | Mile
Now every you dealing
Annapolis Banking Trust Company for 2C mile
miles Or start savings at the bank with
Mileage Coupons the Col
We know this plan will appeal to the Annapolis public
will show appreciation by dealing with the merchants
listed on this
enable people living of
dealing with these live and merchants
Mileage sufficient their railroad fare These
Mileage &c dollar spend demand
Mileage Coupons purchase
Watch this Page Every Thursday For New
Merchants Giving Mileage Coupons.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Ia KoSci6} trivia.

Wojenna zawierrcha ha"
KEN armatnich strzaf6w
przygluszyfa rozliczne dzwie-
XII zycia publicznego, zata-
mowata maszyne spo}ecznych
organizacji, przerwa}a bieg
exc aomicznych zabieg6w,
obnizyla rome walory, po'
targaia rozliczne wysi}ki lu'
dzi, stronnictw i stowarzv
sze1. Upadly odrazu jak domki
z kart, przez dzieci budowa
ne, r6zne instytucje tworzo'
ne nieraz zmudna praca ca
lych pokole6, rozsypaly sic
" proch rozmaite ideally,
kt6re wYwieszano ma s7taD
darach k%olorowych, starga}y
sic hasla, kt6remi omotac sie
starano bezkrytyczne reese,
spop,elaly ogniska, 'aczace
ludzi,s kupionych PREY wspoi.
waraztafach nracv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
CczIny dZ1eci nasZe CZytac
pisaG / movie 20 pOlsku.
Turcya ME ca}klem "a
Niemcami.

Nastepca tronu turecki 20
stal zgtadzony re $wiata, pc.
niewaz wykryto spisek, ma
kt6rego czele stall on sam, a.
by pozbawic tronu obecnie
panujacego su}tana i zawrzec
pok6j. Turcy pod rzadem ME-
mieckim ME ca1kiem chca
s}ucfac komendy z Berllna,
DO Berlin wszystko robi tyl-
ko ola siebie, i odczuja je-
szcze talk Turcya jak ! inne
z niemcami po}aczone PAN
silva, re Berlin jest samolu.
benz. M}odsze Varsity spo4e-
czenstwa tureckiego VIDA
pred sobq wyniszczenie zu-
.pe}ne pa6stwa, kt6rego uzy-
wa Berlin przeciw cafej Ro-
syi. Rosya ma tenn ME wiele
straci a Turcya nigdy navel
re zwyciestwa PREY boku ME-
mice. ME dzwignie sic, DO te
zwycieztwa chwilowe do cna
wycie6cza bardzo ograniczone
zasoby tureckie.
Fakt ten ma wieksza do.
niosfoSe niz mu zechca przy-
pisac depesze z Turcyi i Me.
mice. Jezeli by} spisek pod
wodza tax wysokiej osobisto.
Sci, to wiecej niz pewna RE
cza jest, re TAXI spisek mu.
ssial bye .niezle zorganizowa.
ny poparty przez szersze
=koto wtajemniczonych. MEM
cy widocznie rzsdza W Kon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
z Podr6zy P%rezydenta

Prezydent wybra} sic W po'
dr6z jake aposto} novel poll
tyki rzadu. Stany Zjednoczo~
ne dotychczas nigdy ME mia
1y sposobnosci wypr6bowania
swych sill we woinie. Cru
chawka hiszpa6ska by}a pro-
sta rozrywka j Mkt ma seryo
ME nazwa}by tel rzeczy VOL
ma. Dzisiaj atoli przesta]en'y
uwazac sic bezpiecznymi, dla-
tego zesmy daleko cd mozli=
wych wrog6W, q ma morzu
ME wiele silniej sic czujemy
niz ma ladzie. Wobec tego, re
nar6d ten liczniejszy cd VIE.
lu innych ME odznacza sic
duchem patryotyzmu, nadz-
wyczaj nierozssdna -by}oby
rzesza rachowa6 ma wolunta-
ryusz5w do wejska " takiej
iczbie, aeby MONA l1czyc ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

cy, musiai sic upic pierwszy
raz kiedys W zyciu. Wychylii
jeden kieliszek, DO to mu
ME mog}o zaszkodzi6, a do
da}o mu werwy i animuszu.
Ale gdziez znajdziemy takie-
go cz}eka, kt6ry mo8e mas "a.
pewni6, re on nigdy sic ME
rozpije. Niema takiego a byli
tacy, kt6rzy tax sobie my6le
Ii a dzisiaJ niemog4 j pare
godzin ~ytrzyma6 bez kie
liszka. Kazdy cent zarobiony
ma to idzie, zeby sobie pc
prostu $mierc j wstyd kupo
wac. !:
M}ody ma}zonek pewnego
wieczora troche zdcnerwowa
ny spedza wieczor poza do
mem, moze " karczmie jakiej
PREY kartach. lego w}asnie
by}o trzeba. Po pewnym cza
sic ami jednego wieczora W
domu ME spedzi. iona i die
ci widza 60 PREY stole tylko,
a co "a tenn Idle zobo)etnieja
wszyscy ku MENU a synowie.
idac "a jego przyk}adem czy-
MA to samo i wez}y rodzin
ne ograniczaja sic do jedzenia
i sypiania pod iednym da
chem.
NajboleSniejszy przyk}ad
re wszystkich jednak to ma.
stepujacy, kt6ry, smutna
rzecz, ~rozpowszechnia sic
bardzo W Ameryce. Dorasta~
jace c6rki i synowie ME da-
dza sobie prawdy powiedziec
i opryskliwem obchodzeniem
sic z rodzicami znieczulaja
ich ku sobie. Biedna matka
pc dlugim namysle j z b6lem
serca, widzac, re dziecko ma:
raza sic ma nlebezpieczeh--
stwo, 4agodnie chce je upom~
nice. A kochana coreczka talk
matce: starej odpowie, re do
'samej ssmierci" tego- matka
ME zapomni. Jakzez mogaro
dice kocha6 dziecko, kt6re
tax ich traktuje, jak gdyby
i'm 4aske wyswiadcza1o, re W
domu ich raczy jesc, spac -
re raczy ich "a swych rodzi~
COW uWazaG?
Zdrowic straconc przez pi-
ja6stwo, honor przez kradziez,
poczciwo6c zgubiona W z}em
towarzyst~i domowa zgode
i mi}osc przez w}6czenie sic
poza domem - to wszystko.
kiedys odczuje najbardziej
ten, kt6ry z w}asnej why je
straci4, DO pc pierwszej pro-
bic %zapomnia1 O tenn, re we
wszystkiem jest mara, a ME
kt6rych rzeczy lepiej wcale
ME pr6bowac.
z Podr61y P%rezydenta.
p.o1x.dnnt u,1,Lrol clio NJ no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Wfele ludzi ME vie.

olAm.z.rns w4troba mote srva~
vic cz}owiekowi wiele k}opotu Ma
pady sawro:a g}o~y, .spcbanle j
t6ic,owo6d e widocsue snaki. ze
wssza v9troba potrzebuje p"mocY.
Wetc,e dr.s King.a New Life pr
j zobsoxcie jak .te ponsgsj4
y uastroieniu svstemu. Dol.re TAX
10 No toladek. Pomagai@ travien'u.
krev I up,ekasaj@ core.
$50 a wasaych sptsksrzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
MASH AGENCI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu W1AnUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON, Nehr. Michal Mendyk
BRENNAN. Tex Kasper Kovalski
BREMOND Tex. A. A.. Klotz
FRIED. N. D.. A. A. Kaiser.
GRENVILLE, S. Dsk. J6zef Gruha -.
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN. Wis. Teohl DerdoWski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fl. Jablo6ski
LEO. MINI. Moteusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. St: PugurEelski
WARSAW. N. d. Teodor. Wysocki:
WILNO. MINI. FIR. BsdEifski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

skuteczna obrone. Faktem
jest, re navel W marynarce
amerykahskiej brak ]udzi da-
ie sic dotkliwie odczuwac.
Chyba Mkt tax jasno ME WI
dzi niebezpiecze6stwa, groza-
cego kra]owi W tel epoce
wojny swiatowej, jak prezy'-
dent, kt6remu powierzono
ster rzadu.
Nietylko re mu oddano
ster do reki, ale bez wahania
powiedziec MONA, re nar6d
spodziewa sie,iz tax pokieruje
polityka rzadu, by uniknac
w~szelkiego neutrality-suspicious.
i zatargu. Og6l narodu ME-
ma najmniejszego pojecia o
trudnosci kolosalnej pokojo-
wego pa6stwa, kiedy re
wszech stron narody bi]a sic
i morduja.
Prezydent czesto jak mai
uroczysciej prosi nar6d, by
ME miesza} tel sprawy obrony
krajowej z polityka. Przewi~
DUE z pewnosciq, re znajda
sic tacv, kt6rzy sprzeciwiac
sic beda temu, jedynie dlate-
go, re propozycye przedsta~
via prezydent, kt6ry z ko-
niecznosci jest cz1onkiem tel
Tub owej partyi polltycznej.
Republikanie zawsze sprzeci'
Wac sic beda polityce demo-
kratycznego prezydenta i 3D.
wrotnie.
!. Tutaj jednak rozsadek
.wymaga bezstronnego PREY
.patrzenia sic sprawie. Many
sw6j kraj, obfitujacy W bogact'
wa i ziemie zyzna. So inne
narody, kt6re ME z%adawalnia-
ja sic posiadaniem tego tylko,
CO. do Mich oddawna nalezy,
ale wyciagaja rece po' cudza
w1asnosc.
7 Dotychczas ME by}o tego
wypadku 2 nami ale MKT
mas ME upewni, re ME be-
die tego ma przysz}osc, re
ME siegnie ktos pc hawai- A
meryki.
Jak dzislaj stoia lied.
noczone Stany, musia}by ma
rod zniesc niejeden pollczek,
poniewaz niema silly odeprzec
napastnika. Bluff, kt6rego
ojczyzna jest Ameryka, VIE
lie rzeczy zrobi ale bluff,
chociazby ameryka1ski, ME
wygra woiny i ME obron1
kraju.
z obrona krajowa ma gwa}t
potrzebna ME powinna mice
mic wsp6]nego ia w~szechwlad.
ma polityka ameryka6ska
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10

stantynopolu, a jeze)i tax, to
MONA rachowac ma pewno,
re rzadza dobrze, zelazaa re
ka i pc swojemu. Jednem
s}owem, Turcya l jej wojsko
jest po prostu narzedz'em W
reku niemc6w. Wiadomosci
ostatnie ~opiewaja, re za1oga W
Konstantynopolu jest ca4kiem
niemiecka, Dardanele tax,
re za]ete sa przez wojska ME-
mieckie; podczas gdy tureckie
oddzia}y wys}ano ma otwar'
tie pola walki przeciw angll-
kom i rosyanom. Sprytna poll
tyka niemiecka, uda]ac szcze-
"a pomoc ola Turcyi, wpraWi1a
ia W TAXA sytuacye, re chcac
ME chcac musi teraz brac roz
kay z Berlina. Czy tax czy
owak, biednego turka los su'
rowo karze "a przeszle nice
prawosci polityczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-10
Jak To Moze Bye?

Dziwna rzecz, &c spotyka,
sic ludzi ma swiecie, kt6rym
W domu ciagle cos jest " dro-
DIE i cierpia bez przerwy ma
paskudnic brzydki humor.
kano wstaja 2 narzekaniem,
IL sic mic wyspali. wiecz6r
spac ida z wyrzutem j gde~
ranicm, re zycie ciezkie. Przy
piracy jeszcze jake tako idzie.
So zarty, kpiny, smlechy,
przekomarzanie sic, wog6le
ME z4y cz}owiek. Robota IT,
die mu dose razno j chile
bodawca z~adowolony z niego.
Bywa, &c sobie gdzie wyjdzie,
moze bye tam brudno jak
tylko MOTIVE, njcporzadek
gdzietylko oko spocznie,
wszys,ko Wybacza sic poza
domem. Ale skoro wlaz} do
domu, juz czystc z MIN ska"
ranie.
Wicczcrza mu mic smakuje;
ale pomimo to sprzatnaf re
sto}u wszystko, re az pasa po-
popuSci}. Ma zone pod nosem
mruczy, ma dzieci gdera a
kt6re sic pod reka nawin1e,
tego ku}ak ME mimic. Trzeba
go dziesiee razy prosic, zeby
troche drzewa uraba}, albo
nieco porzadku zrobi} W ogro-
die. Nareszcie zrobif ale
znowu mruczy, re zrobi1 cos.
Ale MECH go sasiad zaprosi
do pomocy, chociazby sic
narobi1 do samego ciemna i
bez innej p}acv jak moze
,,pel' piwa. ami s}owa ME
powie i PRAGUE jak vol
wsrod smiechu i zart6w.
Kto temu winien? Czy re-
czywi5cie W domu gorzej
jest riz gdzieindziej; czy mo-
re W domu jest naprawde
niemi}o? Gdzietam.. To jest
tyIko taxi glupi a barbarzyh'
ski spos6b rzadzenia don'enl.
CHOP 3wzia} sic, re " domu
jest wszystko zle, j re tam
Mkt O mic ME dba, Mkt mic
ME roti tylko on sam jeden,
I chodzi pc tenn swojem
,,property" jak lew ryczacy.
szukajac kogoby pozarl. Ia
Iii mruk W domu, to jest
czysta kara Boska. Chocby
s}oneczko ma swiecie jak mai
}adniej Swieci1o, to z takiem
stworzeaiem W domu zdaje
sic: re chmura dom przykry.-
Ia. kto moze 2 domu ucleka,
kiedy tylko moze, zeby tego
ciag}ego mruczenia ME sly
SZee. MruK ! sam SOble / IN
nym jest ciezarem.
A Jest spos6b ma to. Gdy-
by TAXI ch}op zechcla1 po-
myslec, re dom jest czesto ia.
kim iakim on sam 90 robi,
postarafby sic zostawic swa
brzydka nature "a pfotem. Co
mi to "a sztuka lazic pc do.
mu niby ]aki piorun j brae
sobie "a zadanie zycia innym
uprzykrzac zycie ma swiecie.
lyle mruk6w jest ma lynn
Swiecie, Re to juz teraz ME
laden honor do tego wojska
skwasnialych Mack6w male
zee. A kOmu luz tax krZywo