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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-08
AT HarrIson's

AS in the styles for their masculine elders
both suits towards belts and sh belts
plea back, belts all around mock belts and still more belts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
HONOR MEMORY OF
 WAR HERO MONDAY
Citizens Will Unveil 1912 Government Marker at Grave of brewery
 White Monday Afternoon.

Tribute to the memory of brewery White, pioneer citizen of Pine Bluff, who served in the war of 1872 as a drummer boy, will be paid Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when a gov ernment marker will be unveiled at the grave in Bellwood cemetery. MT. White was born in 1877 and died in 1884, and was one of the early settlers of this city. He married MISS Jane Hungerford, who was buried be- side him. MT. Whites descendants who live in this city at this time are Drew White, Mrs. Charles A. Ringler, Harry E. Trulock and daughter, Anne Barrow Trulock, and John Brunson. Members of the Hammett and Brun-
 son families, now living in other states, are also descendants of thls family. MT. Whites daughter, Mrs. Frances White Brunson of Little Rock, with her children, grandchil- dren and great-grandchildren, com
 pose the four generations that will come to honor MT. Whites memory on the anniversary of his birthday.
 The unveiling ceremonies will be
 under the auspices of the Simon Brad ford chapter, local chapter of the Ma tional Society of Daughters of 1872. The members of the Pine Bluff Home ] Guards will also take part in the cere- monies, and are requested to meet at ] the court house at 1:30 o'clock, Mon- day afternoon.
 l All visiting soldiers and the public i, in general are invited.
 The following program has been ar
 ranged: America" sung by the assembly. Invocation, Rev. H. A. Stowell.
 Daughters of 1872. Mrs. C.. H. Bol-
 finger, regent Simon Bradford chapter. The. Government Marker, Mrs. Ed
 ward Price of Little Rock, state chair
 man of 1872 markers.
 Biographical sketch, Mrs. Kirk 'Tun-
 nah of Little Rock, granddaughter.
 "Star Spangled Banner" assembly. Unveiling, by the great-grand
 daughters, Anne Barrow Trulock and Francetti Faise.
 l Flowers and Tributes, Mrs. Frances White Brunson, Mrs. Charles Ringler, Mrs. H. E. Trulock, the Simon Brad l ford chapter. *%
 Volley and "Taps."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
YOUNG MEN AT HEAD
 TWO MASONIC LODGES
Past Master D. I. Mills Comments Upon Unusual Selection at Installation Ceremonies.


 Officers and Pine Bluff lodge, No. 69 and Jacob Brump lodge, No. 160, F. and A. M., were installed at joint ceremonies last night. D. I. Mills, past master, served as grand master, with Wm. Burke acting as grand mas- ter of ceremonies. Mir. Mills spoke briefly on the work of Masonry, as gathered from 35 years close study; impressed the new officers with the responsibilities devolving upon them; predicted that the influence of Ma sorry would be felt in the making of peace terms between the powers now at war, and that it's sphere of influ. ence would be greatly extended as result of the war. He complimented the men selected for the different sta tions, commenting upon the fact that never before have two men as young as Fred E. LeLaurin and Earl S. Wood served as masters of the two local lodges at the same time. M. L. Case, appointed tyler of both lodges, was by Nr. Mills for his years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
INSURANCE MEN GIVE
 WARNING TO PEOPLE
EDioin Vigilance, and Request O. operation in Adopting Safeguards
 Against Fire.

Insurance men of Pine Bluff are using half page in The Graphic this morning to urge people to comply with the request of the state fire mar shol, who has been asked that the utmost vigilance be maintained to prevent fires. The advertisement calls attention to the numerous fires throuout the country, and points out that unless steps to check fires are taken the insurance companies may find it necessary to "curtail the facili- ties" extended the people, of Pinc Bluff and other cities.
 Nothing new developed in the 1ocal situation yesterday. no firts being reported. Mayor Bloom plans to re- tain the exera men he put on the DO dice force Wednesday,, following a series of supposed attempts at arson in the downtown business section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
RAILROAD CAN'T QUIT,

Denver, Col, Dec. 27.-The Denver, Boulder & Western railroad had set this date to abandon it's operations and dismantle and sell it's equipment, but it's plans have been upset by an order from the State Public Utilities commission to the effect that for the present it must continue to run it's trains. The road, which is 46 miles long, is the only line running to the tungsten district of Boulder county. In its application for permission to quit business the company stated as its reason an inability to meet ex- penses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
of service to the Masonic branches.

Ol ScIVlCc lO luc MdSO1llC DFauCueS.
 At the conclusion of the installation, brief talks were made by all the offi- cers and by several others, the tenor of these being that efforts would be made to revive in Pine Bluff the in- terest that should be displayed in the work of Masonry by those who are privileged to benefit from it's teach ings.
 Officers of Two Lodges.
 The officers of the two lodges in- stalled last night are: /
 Pine Bluff No. 69-Fred E. LeLaurin, worshipful master; w. H. Anderson, senior warden; R. Ray Mcintyre, junior warden; T. P. Stewart, secre- tary; c. H. Bolinger, treasurer; H. C.. Higinbotham, chaplain; J. D. Potter, senior deacon; J. H. Hurley, junior deacon; Roy Hammond, senior master of ceremonies; Lastly Jones, junior master of ceremonies, and M. L. Case, tyler.
 Jacob Brump, No. 16O-Earl s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
TEACHERS CONVENTION.

Little Rock, Dec. 27.-War con ditions will not be permitted to inter fere with the annual convention of the Arkansas Teachers association, which is to be held in Little Rock April 4, 5. and 6. On the other hand, it is to be used as an occasion for the teaching of even deeper and more intense sense of patriotism among the teachers. Making demo- cracy Safe for Our Schools" is the central theme that has been selected for the sessions. President Lasseter is in correspondence with some strong speakers who will be an- nounced later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28

 Wood. worshipful master; J. Levine, senior warden; Ernest Whitelaw, junior warden; Wm. Burke. secretary: U. w, Poss, treasurer; w. H. Hall, trustee; E. A. Rogers, chaplain; Nor ris Ehrenberg, senior deacon; T. l.. Culpepper, junior deacon; J. w. Den his, senior master of ceremonies: c. c. Boyer, junior master of ceremonies, and M. l.. Case, tyler.
 Confer Degrees Tonight.
 Announcement was made that the entered apprentice and fellowcraft de- grees would be conferred by Pine Bluff lodge tonight upon member of the United States naval force, now home on furlough. The two degrees !wlll be conferred by special dispensa- tfon, and the young navy man may receive the third degree Monday even- ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
SAY GERMAN RAIDER
 OFF BRAZIL COAST
Mysterious Vessel Alarms Papers. Believed to Be Mother Ship
 Enr Cuhnn vinos

Buenos Aires, Dec. 27.-Brazilian papers received here today are filled with accounts of the movements of German corsair off the Brazilian coast a few weeks ago. The newspa- pers assert that the mysterious yes sel was identified as a German and that it unloaded an immense cargo of heavy cases at Cerqueria and Arma- do. Several days later the steamer returned to Armada with additional cargo, which the newspaper account says it is believed she received from a larger ship out of sight of land. These ports are not guarded and it is as- serted that the cargoes landed were smuggled away. The newspapers say the steamer disap- peared as mysteriously as she came, and Brazilians believe she brought supplies for sub base.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28

New YCrK expressed SurpTlSe over President Wilson's decision to take over control of all the lines in this country.
 W. H. Truesdale of the Lackawan- ma, expressed his approval.
 L. F. Loree of the Delaware and Hudson declined to comment.
 F. F. I1oomis of the Lehigh was non- committal although he said the move was not surprise.
 St. Paul. Dec. Without the least discussion four railway presidents, Louis w. Hill of the Great Northern, J M. Hannaford of the Northern Pa cific, Edward Pennington of the Soo Line, and James P. Clarke of the Chi cago. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha, and other high officials here last night met the announcement of President Wilson that the government would operate the railroads after De- ccmber 2S, with pledges to cooperate unreservedly with the president and Secretary McAdoo in carrying out the plans to run the transportation sys- tems of the country
 ', chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chicago and Northwestern rail- road, said. when informed of the order of President Wilson:
 "We will cooperate with the pres- dent to the fullest extent"
 Richard A. Ashton, president of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad, said:
 Since the beginning of the war the railroad men of the country have CO., operated with the government in every way. They will continue to do so."
 Hale HolGen, president of the Chi cago. Burlington and Quincy railroad and a member of the Railroad Board of the National Council of Defense, said last night:
 President Wilson indicated the pos sibility of such action as he has taken at conference with railroad men several weeks ago. I believe the pres ident has deep sense of his responsi- bility to the people and. to the rail- roads. He realizes the difficulties of the railway heads in securing capital under present war conditions. The railroad men will cooperate with him
 
 of transportation presented by the unusual conditions"
 MT. Holden added thatshe would de- part in the morning for Washington for conference with MT. McAdoo and other officials.
 Dallas, Texas, Dec. 27.--"If that is what President Wilson wants. we are for it," said w. A. Webb, chief operat- ing officer for the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad Company of Texas, here last night.
 J. H. Elliott general manager of the Texas and Pacific railroad, said:
 Every railroad man will give Pres ident Wilson the best he has in his shop Railroads desire to aid in every way possible toward winning the war;"
 B. B. Cain, vice president and gen. eral manager of the Gulf, Texas and Western railway, said: Taking over the railroads by the president is the hest way to handle the situation during the war. .. Washington, Dec. 27.-President Samuel Req of the Pennsylvania rail- road. tonight authorized statement on the government control of rail- roads, in which a broadening of the rate structure is suggested to cover increased costs and to avoid the ne cessity for congressional appropria- tions. l..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
What Railroad Heads Say.

St. Louis, Dec. 27.-B. F. Bush. pres ident of the Missouri Pacific railroad, in commenting on President Wilson's proclamation. under which the govern ment take scontrol of the railroads, declared he believed all the railroads will go ahead and do the best they can."
 "I believe the situation will be clari- sied," he said.' "but I do not believe the rank and file of the people realize what the railroads have had to con- tend with during the past few months. !"
 MT. Bush said the congestion of freight had barely affected the terri. tory west of the Mississippi river. and was confined chiefly to the East.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28

Rome, Dec. 27.-Eleven Austro- German airplanes have been brought down by the British and Italian forces in big aerial battle which developed whe nthe Teutons made an unsuccess- full attempt to bomb Treyizo, 16 miles north of Venice. Announcement to this effect was made officially today by the Italian war office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
of more than 1,600 tons and one dl
 than that tonnage were sunk by |!
 marines and mines.

The picturesque Colonel Mdf1 who was the Admirable Crichtuu his day, once staked $200,Q00 ag single throw of the dice and las ]
 The Club of Borrowed Time
 the name of a social organintlol Chicago. Its object is to cullll.' youthfulness, and its members a all septuagenarians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
GENERAL KICKS ON
 BOOZE AT LA. CAMP

Alexandria, La., Dec. 27.-Gen. I. A. Haynes, in command at Camp Beauregard, appeared today before the mayor and city council and re- quested the suppression of the liquor traffic, which he said made conditions at the camp such that he "could not maintain proper discipline and give the soldiers the training they should have"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
PULASKI COTTON CROP.

Little Rock. Dec. 27.-The cotton crop in Pulaski county is almost 10.- 900 bales short, or. at least, is that far behind the ginnings of last year, as shown by the official. report for the period prior to December 13. The total number of bales ginned in the county was 16,3S1, as compared with 25,962 for the corresponding period last year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
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HOW TO CHECK GROUP 9CNllsg
 There is one reliable remedg croup that every mother sh know. Mrs. Sweet Clary, Ants' writes: q think Foleys Aong !!4 Tar is the best medicine l tvsf us My little son nearly had creal gave him one dose and t sae! him coughing in about five nlal' Relieves coughs, colds hsu' -Mann's Pharmacy. \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28
ONE FRENCH SHIP SUNK.

Paris, Dec. 27.-1n the week end ing December 22 one French steamer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28

New York. Dec. 27.-Presidents bl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-28

Washington, Dec. 27.-President Samuel Req of the Pennsylvania rail- road. tonight authorized statement on the government control of rail- roads, in which broadening of the rate structure is suggested to cover increased costs and to avoid the ne cessity for congressional appropria- tions.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
PRZEPISY GOSPO-
DARSKIE.
Ma dzic!i ,,bczmiesny lub bez msc
N.Y..

KCtlety z ryzu. Ryz zalaC gotujaca
woda, odlac ia wypiukac ryz W zim-
nej wodzie i ugotowaG ma o%solonej
wodzie z maslem, dodaG usiekanych
grzybtw osobno ugotowanych, wb:t
jcdno jajko edo wystudzonego ryzu)
liczac ma dwie filizaNki ryzu, wymie-
szaG i robbie kotleciki, kt6re smazyc
ma masle lub sma!cu. Sos zrobiG z po-
zostalego smaku W kt6rym sic grzyby
gotowaly, kt0ry zapriwiG paru lyz-
kami Smietany, osoli$. CpieprzyG. "a
gotowaG i ob,ac MIN kotlety ulozone
ma p6lmisku.
Kasza .iagFana (mi'lct = seeds. Pc
oparzeniu kipiaca woda i odlaniu jej
IL? otowaC te kasle. na mleku dodaw-
sly }yzke masia. Gdy sic ma sypko
wypruzy. posoliG ia i wlozyG do ryn-
l;i maslem wysmarowanej, Tub wy
,iozonei plasterkami s~loniny c'enko
pokrajanej. przykryG ma wierzchu pa
pierem maslem wysmarowanym |
wstaw:c W goracy piecyk zeby sic "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
MILOSC WOJNA.


PrzyStoiny mlodzicnicc w 10
wynn wojskowym unltormle 1|S-
kali juI pigtnaSclc minut " Salo-
niku ,pcnSyl, gdz1c micS|NaiN
wiktowaly sic .koblcty pfac! :
Naglc zcrWai sig '.na roWnc no.
81, gdy wcsz]a Go ?oN I'll S.
czna PARMA w roI""e} p''>'''
..Dzich dobry Maryo' po-
zdrowil j2 IcNNo "'oru]2'lm Si"'
sem, gdy ona drz2ca Drag r1NE
wsuncIa W jcgo S'Inq c'rmn'rJ-
Szq dion. ",Jak Sc m'cWaSz; -
,Dzickujg, dobrzc'' - odroW'c'
dziala, wysuwal9c rEEC L JeSo IL
<cisku i wskazul2c mu mleJScc nj
hrzcSlc PREY bujaku, M Etorym
usiadla. On obj2l 'cj postac 60
rQcym wzrokjem. ,,S!iczn'c CT w
ri bluzce, rzuca lung ma tWarz
twojq, Iadna jcsteS jaE marie
nie'... ona, oParta giowa o porecz'
ror6zowiala bardzleJ l PoWlcdzia-
la powaznie; Zach proSze Jerzy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
KOBIECE Z~ATRUDNIENIA

Kiedy Stefan ~rozmyslal mad -
praca kobict, o tenn jak to trzeba
rrat. prasoEat, gotowat, myc ma
czynia, .okna. schody, czyScic put
XII. Scicrac kurzc. ccrowac skar-
pctki. przyszywac guziki, czysto
utrzymywaG Flew i - p~orzqde,l
w szufladach, chodzic IA kupno,
it'd. powicdziaf sobic: ZACH jah
to pieknic bye muSi, kicdy wszy-
Stko to zrobionc! ale - ponic-
waz wieksza liczba kobict tcgo
ME czyni, to ia. wole zostac ka-
walercm. Iwicrzy} sic I ten po-
stanowicnicm SVEN przyjacicIo-
Wi. roy~nicz kawalcrowi, ktory py
kajac pc piracy fajcczkc, po gle
bokim namySlc tax moWil: ".,l'rzy-
znaje Ct slusznoSt. ale ia mnicj
zastanaw;alem sic mad takicmi
sprawami, przyczyna ola ktorej
ia sic ME ozcnilcm. byla lima, O.
to - mic mog|em nigdy wybrac,
raz mi sic ia podoba|a. drugicgo
dnia lima. Lubilcm zawSzc "a
rawiat sic L kobictami, wSzystko
jcdno czy byla to parma, mczat-
ka czy wdowa, nieraz me napa-
dala ochota Z pomiedzy dzicwl1
wybrat icdnQ "a gong. ale COZ -
ia miala slicznc oczy, druga Sli-
czna rozowa buzie, lima znowu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
Matki Bohaterow.

Matka zolnicrza GrcSham'a "a
II bia pranicm ma zycic. Jest mat
ka bohatcra. patryoty.
James B. Gresham bv1 picrw.
Sym I trzcch obywatcii Stanow
Zjcdn., kt0rzy otrzymali bohatcr-
SKA Smicrt we l'raucyi. james r..
Gresham byi dzicckicm lrdu, Byl
wjernym swcj Ojczyznic i demo-
kritq, umar} dia swuich idCal0w.
Ioin;erze Gresham, Enright i
LAY, walczyli "a dobrQ sprawc.
Gresham mic byl wcalc wySoko
Wyksztalcony, w duszy icdnak
rial duo rozwiniete uczucic,
MolnoSci, sprawiedliwoSci i njcpo-
dlegioScj Swcgo narodu. L Villas
nej vol, jako ochotnjk, wStapjl
do wojSka 7 umarl Walczac L ME,
przyjacielem. Wszyscy trzej
wSpomniani mlodziency byli ucz-
ciwymi chIopcami. micli Soracc
poczciwc Scrca i staloWa odwa%G
T. ktorq poSwiecili swc zycic be-
bojazni i Ialu; James +. Gresham
zoStawi} tn matke, - praczkc,
ktora miala takic same Sllacfctnc
uczucia jake w dusze syna swc-
so wpoila. WolaEa ona ciezko pra
cowSt ia zycie, jak ponizyt sig
proSbq o zwolnicnic syna dla IL
~trzymywania jej. ChociaI jcj SER
&C pekaio Z bolu... syn widzqc
odwage tel biednej kochajace,
matki, poznal IL byIa to glowna
tajemnica kt6ra jeszcze podwoifa
lego - bolaterStWo, lego dQze-
ME do Stawania oko w oko L ME
przyjacielem, jego patryotyzm
AIatka poSwiecala dobrobyt, spo-
k6j. jakaz to piekna rzccz bye
mus - dla kt6rcj - ofiary SIG
czyni L syna i swojej tesknoty.
WolnoSc! rownoSc! braterstwo!.
A kicdy stanie pomnik we
Francyi ku pamieci trzech pierw-
szych ochotnik6w: Gresham, En-
right ! Hay, kt6rzy re Stan6W
Zjednoczonych pierwsi polegli IA
z:emi francuskiej. bedzie on row.
niez pomniiiiem ola matek, kt0re
wychowaly takich syn6w!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29

tax scrdecznic sic Smjaia i take
liaIc zabki w uSmicchu blyska-
Ia, zadncj mic byio brzy1kiej, do
kaidej wzdychalcn, 4 kiedy "a
wszc samotny " domu sic znala-
zlcm i tcSknilcm, ach tcSknilcm
pocicSzala mnie tylko mysl' ze
cl1ot ono take picknc wSzy-
Stkic. ale - ale - "a wlcic ga
da;2, o wszystkicm wicdza, wszy-
>tko rozumicjq, a kiedy juz o stro-
jach zacznq, to juz i kohca nc
ma, slowem, gadaja - gadaja
- gadaja "a duzo, to pewna'
! dlatego to ia - zcnic sic ba-
lem. ale dzisiaj to co, innego. |
kto vie czy sic ME ozcnie.
I ciekawoSciQ uszu nadStawlE
Stefan.
30 tcraz dziewczeta - ola FOL
merry pracuja, r9czki ich AM
chwili ME spoczywajq. Wiqz2
- wiazq - wiqzQ drutami / -
milcza. Kiedy ktora O co "a
pytat chce, popatrzy ma pol przy-
tomnic i: ,,Co::' zapyta. albo; TIA
welna mi nc wystarczy"... -
,,ach zgubilam oczko'.. i jeSzcze
.,Czv tylko wszyscy zofnierze do
stana .gwiazdEe"::- .,robi'am do
polnocy azeby dokonczyc' - i
Galej; lego roku ma laden bal
ME p6;de" - Ia pieni2dzc, kto-
re mi papa dial ma suklenkc...
ZACH skohczylam wlaSnlc" !
t. d. ! t. d. | OTTO take tylko
slyszet sic dajq slowa, dziewcze
ia spowazniafy, dzicwczeta ma
rawde ~pracujq, dzicwczgta my
sla... DO ME dose jest wi9zac sza,,
lie. rekawiczki, kaitany, mic dose
krecic SIG pc bazarach i spicwac
ma pcwnc cclc, mic dose zb;crac
sic w ..towarzystwa" ! bawlc SIG
robicnicm podarunkow ola FOL
merry - dusze i SERGE wtozyc w
czyny trzcba. TAX movie CT
przyjacicln - teraz dzicwczeta
mn;cj sig smicjq, mnleJ dowo-
dzq ! - wigccj mlfcz2: dlatcSo
ia sic ozcnic...'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29

piekla. Mona kasze ME zapiekac,
tylko ugotowana jak wylej - ma
sypko. polaG suto ~sionina Tub zru-
mienionem masiem.
Kasza gryczana (buck-wheat) Ma
pol kwarty kaszy zagotowac ka-
miennym Tub emaliowanym garnu-
szku try kwaterki woody, wsypac
pol lyzki soil i troche pieprzu, Wio-
zyl lyzke masla, lub wlaG wysma-
zonej ~sloniny i dopiero kasze Easy
pa, wymieszat, nakryc ~pokrywka |
ME m~ieszajac juz wiecej. zapiekac W
ME nadto goracym piecyku. re smile
tana kwasnem mlekiem Tub stonina
jest wyborna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29
Kalendarz Zadarmo.

Jezeli pragnicsz mice w swym
domu piekny kalendarz ma rok
191Sty, udaj sic do najblizszej ap-
text i zapytaj sic 0 Severy Polski
Kalcndarz, poniewaz teraz Jest
luz rozdawanym. Zawicra on
w~szystkie wazniejsze informacye
tyczace sic SWAT, przepowiedni
powietrza / inne wiadomoSci ka-
'cndarzowe, 4 w dodatku jest "a
opatrzony w pouczajq ace uwaSi o
zachowaniu zdrowia i zajmujace
orisy rozmaitej tresci. Postaraj
sic o ten bczplatny ka.endarz "a
raz w apiece, albo pisz 0 nadesla-
ME, adrcsujac: w. +. Severa Co..
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (Ost.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-29

kach, w domach handlowych, W
ofisach, ma k~olcjach, w agcn.
cyach, w ~tajemnych poSylkach,
n:cchaj swobodnie pracuJq w
r,iejscu walczacych W wojnie
mezczyzn. Mona bye pewnym L
powierzone L zaufaniem obo-
wiazki - wypeinia sumlennie.
\. jezeli to jeszcze ME dose, gdy
tn wytrwac potraiia, ME zabra-
'n;aicie i'm STAG sic ,,ochotniczka-
mi" Otw6rzcie dla Mich ,,stopnie"
W armii, nieckaj-pracuja w pre-
myslowych galeziach' c~hociazby
Ii ma polach walk, delikatne ich
rece ME ulekna sic konSkiego We
dzidla, a te - kt0re nigdy ME
zabi}r - kurczecia. z rozkosz4
wymierza kule ma - SwlatoWego
tyrana.
.Armia zlozona z piec!u milo
now kobiet! z dodatkiem ich po-
swiecenia, eutuzyazmu, pieInych
Iideai6w, SWAT zbawitby zdolala
P~rzestancie klekaG priced ko-
b:etami jake pred ,.pieknem /
rozkosza', a - uczcicie je jake
,,dobro!"
Najwznio5lejszym tryumfem
ola powracajQcych Z wojny, be-
die armia ,,doSkonalc" w cnoty
ustalonych kobict pozoStaiych w
domu, pracuj2cych ola Mich. Mi
liony kobiet wolajq 0 prace taxa
jaka uprawia'j icis ojcowie, bra
cia, mezowic, trzeba i'm 'zauiac.
w ntilionach ich ley si}a goto,
wego. niezwalczonego. czynu pra-
snaccgo patryotyzmu.
Zrzucmy raz I sicbie skore We
IA - przesqdow... pozwolmy
kobietom w czcm / jak chca pra-
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tn pozostalych PREY zyciu boha-
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zamierzchlych czasach bohatcr,
skich narod0w. kobiety c%zujnie
staly obok MEOW, w StraSznych
walkach L dziiim;, w~yStrzclon@
karabiny nabijaly. Ola czego ME
p0zwoli6 i'm bye n;etylko ozdob2
ale ! pomoca w ludzkim rodzaju:
= jezeli pukaja do BRAN VOL
skowych - dla czego i'm nc otwo
rZNC:...
(Doktor Crainc jest cntuzyaStq
idcaliSt2, wiclkim w;clbicieIem
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n;ch zawSzc lepsze niz gorSze
>trony. Dowodzi IL jcSli 50 zie
kobiety, takiemi czynia jc meI-
czyzni postepujacy z niemi ME
jak rozs2dni I r~ozs2dncmi ale jak
- biazni l. malpeczkami. Doktor
Craine Jest r6wnicz dowcipnynr
lecz ME obrazajacym dowcipcm-
satyrykiem. Przyp. Rcd.)
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