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The Mankato free press., 1918-06-28
Bread And Peace Riots.
UNITED Press Dispatch.

Germany, June 20.-Peace riots are
said to have broken out in Berlin
Vienna and other cities in the central
powers. Martial law has been de-
clared and the uprising crushed with
an iron heel. Reports from Berlin are
heavily censored.
The Mankato free press., 1918-06-28
SHORT HORN BREEDERS
Very Successful Meeting Was Held
BY Them At MONTGOMERY.

Vcfy-SucceSSfuI Meeting Was Held
BY Them At Montgomery.
The Minnesota Shorthorn Breed
ers' association held avery successful
and well attended state meeting at
Montgomery on Tuesday and We'd
nesday of this week. Among those
in attendance from this vicinity were
M. r. Benedict, county agent, of Man
kato, Grant Hazel of Amboy, Emory
Drews, T. B. Taylor, and M. Hanna,
Of Mapleton. The convention was
cordially welcomed by the people of
Montgomery. Those in attendance
were taken on an auto trip yesterday
and visited the farms of the Short
horn breeders in the vicinity of
Montgomery. II will be endeavored
to have the association hold the year
ly meeting at Mapleton next year.
The Mankato free press., 1918-06-28
Statements About Peace.

London, June 20.--Newspapers are
featuring a pamphlet put out by Vis-
count Gray, containing statements on
peace by President Wilson and urg-
ing steps be taken for universal
peace.
The Mankato free press., 1918-06-28
Vessel Pursued by u-soat.

TAssocfatfd Hress 0ispa tch.I
Atlantic Port. June 20.-An Ameri-
can steamer that arrived here from
Central America reported that she
was pursued by a U-boat 200 miles
off Sandy Hook yesterday.
The Mankato free press., 1918-06-28
PETITION IN PROBATE

Estate of Late Katherine Arnsdorff
Will be Adjudicated.
Petition for the administration of
the estate Of the late Katherine Arms
dorff has been filed n the office of the
judge of ptsbate. The estate is
valued at $15,700 in real estate which
was held by the deceased. The heirs
are: Mary Leisch, Mary Leider. John
Arnsdorff, Henry Arnsdorff, William
Arnsdorff, Leo Arnsdorff, Joseph
Arnsdorf, Katherine Klauses, Mary
Ginter, Nicholas Arnsdorff, Julia
Schmidt.
The Mankato free press., 1918-06-28
GUERNSEY BREEDERS PICNIC
Very Fine Affair Was Held at Sibley
Park This Afternoon.

Park This Afternoon.
Guernsey breeders held a well at
tended and successful picnic at Sib-
ley park this afternoon. Professor G..
e. Weaver of the University farm,
and NJ Onsrud, extension agent for
the American Guernsey Cattle club,
delivered instructive addresses.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02
NOTICE

Of Application for Tax Deed Under
Section S, Chapter 1855, Laws
Of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that odd
Fellows Hall No. Boss, purchaser of
Tax Certificate No. POI. dated the stb
day of June, 1916, has fled said Ger,
ticate IN my office. and has made an.
plication for Tax Deed to issue in
accordance with law. Said certff,
cate embraces the following described
property situated in Marion County,
Florida, t0-wit PES fl So in NJ c0r
OF Sc 4 of SW a. sec "a. To y. s.
r 20 E. The said land being assessed
at the date Of issuance of such CERT.
tcate in the name Of Odd Fellow
Lodge.
Unless said certificate shall be re.
deemed according to law. Tax Depd
will issue thereon the 3rd dav of
September, A D. 1915.
Witness my official signature and
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02
BELLEVIEW

The auto fever still RACES. W R
Bryant and Roy Freeman are the la
test cases. Mr. Bryant can give you
all the points about cranking, but nc
broken bones
A. z. Ashworth and family. with
Frank and Mary Gale, are enjoying
stay at Lake Weir in the Connor
cottage.
Mr.. B. F. Freer continues seriously
i'll at his home.
Rex Nichols left Monday night for
Savannah according to orders. He
expects to he in the signal service of
the marine corps.
e. A. Davenport and family are liv-
ing in Mrs. Nellie Wilson's cottage fer
the summer.
Mr.. z. s. French is making extern
sive repairs on his home On West
Front street.
News from Mr.. Frank Hutson says
he is not improving in health as was
hoped.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Whidden and
sweet little daughter will leave
Thursday for an extended auto trip.
They viii go 70 Nashville, Tenn, and
stop with Mrs. Whiddens sister, Mrs.
Harold Kendall, before going on to
Vermont 10 visit Mr. VIII Merrill and
family
The Baptist church will hold spe-
cial services on Friday evening and
raise service flag at that time. Rev
Wrighton of Ocala will speak. All
welcome
Rev Martin of Jacksonville held
quarterly conference in the NJ E.
church Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Rountree treated the young
folks to ice cream Saturday evening
at his home on the Bryant place.
Mr.. A e. Baxtero Whittier, Cal,
has rented the Roman place and win
move his family here next week.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTERS
SALE

Under and by virture of final decree
of the circuit court, 5th Judicial Cir
cult of Florida in and for Marion
county, dated the 30th, day CT July,
1918, in a certain cause then pending
in said court, wherein Robert w. Fer
gus0n was the complainant, and Cato
Wallace and Lemma Wallace defend
ants, will on Monday the 2nd, day of
September 1918, during the legal
hours for sale at the west door of the
Court House in the city Of Ocala, Flo
Tida, offer for sale at public out cry,
and will sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash, the following dcscrib-
ed lands lying and being in Marion
C0unay, Florida and described as fol-
lows The east three-fourths of the
south east quarter Of the south east
quarter of section nine. in township
fourteen, south range twenty east, con-
tanning thirty acres, more or less, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said decree and costs.
S. T. SISTRUNK,
Special Master.
Anderson & Anderson
Compliments Solicitors
8-2-5tw.
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DUNN ELLON

Miss Alice King left Sunday for st.
Augustine where she will visit her
sister.
Miss Inez Neville is on a visit to
friends in Ocala this week.
Miss Martha Preer Of Ocala was the
guest of Miss Inez Neville Sunday.
Mrs. E. W Rush and Mrs. Leitner
and children spent the day very pleas.
antly at Juliette Saturday.
Mrs John Still of Gainesville and
her sister, Mrs. Sylvia, of Roanoke,
Va, were in town Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Barnes Of Saw
annah are visiting friends in this city
this week.
Mrs. Ben Hinton of Jacksonville is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. CASTOR.
Corporal Floyd Wallace of Camp
Wheeler is on a short furlough with
friends here this week.
Mr. Tim Baker left Monday for
camp, where ne has enlisted for cleo
trical work for the colors.
Mrs. Dora Head and daughter. Mir
lam of Fort Meade. are the guests of
her sisetr, Mrs Annie Hood.
Mrs. Walter Preer and the formers
mother. all of Ocala, were the guests
of Mrs. G. W Neville and family
Tuesday.
Miss Emogene Whitaker left Tues
day for an extended visit to relatives
and friends in Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard retu ned
Tuesday evening from their vacation
and wedding trip to the north. and
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will be at home in the Boswell cot
tage.
Dr. A. P. Montague of Columbia col
lege viii preach at the Baptist
church here on Sunday morning,
August IA.
J. B. Clark oSAdinesville was a bust
ness visitor in Dunnellon Wednes,
day.
Mr., H. Strickland Of IHomasassa
was a Monday visitor to town.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Kemp and Mrs.
R. c. Black We're visitors to Ocala
Monday
Mrs. George Lightly of Rita, a form
er resident of Dunnellon, is visiting
friends here this week.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02

Miles travelled by auto or team
2.901.
No. letters and cards written 727.
No. bulletins sent OFT e94.
No. days worker 222
No. club girls enrolled G8.
No. club women enrolled IS.
No. victory girls clubs 6.
No. victory womans clubs G.
No. cans sold $3.50 (3 stores).
No. Gamers sold 40
No. extra set tools sold "a.
No. Jars sold 1924 Is stores.
no. Jelly glasses sold $3.50.
No. extra jar tops sold $500 {!
stores).
No. pig club girls 4.
No. Gamers now n use over county
about 325.
Respectfully submitted.
CAROLINE MOORHFAD.
Demonstration Agent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02
REPORT OF CANNING CLUB
AND HOME DEMON
STRATION WORK

Continued on Page Eight
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02

Workers in Red Cross Room July 81
Mrs. Stoyall. Agnes Burford, Mary
Burford, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Cook
Mrs. Simmons, Mrs, o. T. Green
Mrs Huckaby, Mrs. John Taylor,
Stella Camp, Nettie Camp, Nina Camp,
Carita Camp, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. von Engelken, Annie MacKay,
Mrs. Chambers, Miss Vic Ray, Mrs,
Blake, Mrs. Whaley. Mrs. R. B. Bull
lock, Miss Josie Williams, Mrs. Barnes,
Miss Lenore Colby, Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
MacKay.
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EDITORIALS BY BANNER
READERS
READERS

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4 4 y < y +
Your scribe went on a short Jour
ney to his old home near Mcintosh
and Boardman a few days ago. The
car in which We rode, a large and
good one, driven by its owner. Carlton
Price, was filed to the limit by
grandchildren, all eager to revisit
their old ancestral home.
Most Of the crops along the road
looked well, hut We we're told that in
the vicinity Of Reddick some planters
had plowed up their cotton which was
being destroyed by boil weeyiI and
had replanted with pinders. OF one
thing | am compelled to write With
regret-that is the condition of the
road travelled over. Perhaps one.half
Of the road from Ocala 10 Eyinston
is in fairly good condition. but the
other half is discredit, to use no
stronger language, to the parties
whose business it is to keep up the
roads, and this is a part of the famed
Dixie highway II may be a highway.
but surely it is not a smooth way
and this is theway over which YOU
invite and expect tourists to travel
to reach their winter haven in south
Florida. Parts Of this read are worse |
now than hey were 90 years ago |
before any attempt had been made
10 make il smooth way or a high |
way. Let rs hope that this road is |
not fair sample of Marion cOunty's I
roads. 1t is painful to write in this
way about our roads but not as pain
1ul as 70 ride over them. If anyone
thinks that I am exaggerating let him
go and see for himself You cant
hide a highway-it speaks and iolts
you for itself.
AS my foot (not my hand is in a
kicking mood l will make an
other kick and I would
make it with the force Of
a mule, for it is against the cats and
dogs of Ocala. We are told and urg-l
ed and prayed to save, to conserve,
anything and everything that is use
fuI, especially food, and yet cats and
dogs are allowed and encouraged to
multiply and replenish the earth: and
for what purpose? Most Of these eats
and dogs are not cared for by their
owners They run at large and live
upon the public, destroying what ae
are trying to save. Everybody who
has chickens complain that cats and
dogs destroy them. Why, dogs are
SO numerous here that one is remind
ed in walking about on The streets OF
Constantinople And what good do
they do?
I would suggest that the city coun,
Gil pass an ordinance requiring every
cat and dog in Ocala to be licensed,
to wear a collar and pay a tax
A few days ago a good boy of this
town while riding a bicycle on the
street was attacked and bitten by
dog. If rabies should break out here
and the cry of mad dog" be raised,
then there would be a crusade against
the dogs. Make the crusade before.
hand and prevent the harm that might
result from lot of mad dogs run
ming at large in the streets
Censorship is a disagreeable task
but conditions often require it and
publicity may arouse public senti-
ment to reformation.
W. M. RICHARDSON.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02
TO ALL RETAIL COAL AND COKE
DEAERS

Under the order of United States Fuel
Administration dated July 9th, 1918.
the undersigned gives notice to all re
tail coal and coke dealers in the coun-
ties Of Marion, Citrus, Sumter and
fernando that such dealers are re-
paired to register as such and to OBJ
tain license for conducting sucn bus
mess,
l am prepared to furnish registra-
ton blanks and to issue the license.
The order requires that registration
blanks shall be filed and license OBJ
tanned before September LIST, 1918.
r. l.. ANDERSON,
Chairman Local Committee
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02
GOVT TO CONDEMN AND
TAKE PINE INDUSTRY

Continued from Page j
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
Relieved by Black, Draught.

RosSville, Ga.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able, o.
his place, writes: "hiy husband is an
engineer, and once while lifting, he in
ured himself with piece Of heavy ma
,i!inery, across the abdomen He was
80 sore he could not bear to press On
himself at all, on chest CT abdomen. lie
weighed l65 lbs, and icll Off Until he
weighed ll0 lbs, in two weeks.
Re became ccnst;pated 2n1 :: Locked
ike he would die. We had three diticrcr.
Doctors, yet with all their medicine, his
bowels failed to act. He would tarn up
ten-cenf bottle OF castor OIL, and drink
Il two or three days in succession. He
did this yet without result. We became
desperate, he suffered So He was swol-
len terribly. He told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thediord'S Black
Draught. lmade him take a big dose,
and when ii began 10 act he tainted, he
was in such misery, but he got relief and
began 10 mend at once. He got well,
and we both feel ne owes his life 10
Thedford's Black-Draught"
Thediord's Black Draughi will help you
to keep fit, ready for the days Work.
Try il! NC-13l
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02

the maximum prices fixed by the gov
renment and dissemination TO coop,
crate fully with the government in
speeding up delivery of emergency
fleet and other government orders.
Chairman Baruchs determination to
commander yellow pine timber and
lumber mills of the south, it was
stated today, would be carried out IN
less there was an improvement in the
situation
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02
ROOMS FOR RENTAL the Dormi

ROOMS FOR RENTAL the Dormi-
tory: furnished or unfinished for
light housekeeping. Half price to
over night dodgers" Hot and cold wa
ter connections. Rooms large and
airy; best ventilated in town at low
est prices Parents, now is the time
to arrange for your children at the
Dormitory. Cali on me at my resi-.
dence, 7Q3 S. Pond ST. or phone 3O5.
Mrs. c. Roberts, new matron. If.
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Parents. now is the time to arrange
for your children at the Dormitory.
Call on me at my residence, 703 South
Pond street, Or phone sos. (New ma
tronl.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02

More than Is thousand women are
now in the employ Of the government
in war work alone.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-08-02

seal this the goth day Of July, A. D.
1918
(SeaD P. II. NUGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co., Fla
8-2-5t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-14

to, oparty ma tel wiekszosci, mo-
wi W imieniu niemieckiego rzadu
i, niemieckiego narodu i re jedy-
nym przedmiotem dyskusyi ma
konferencyi bedzie zactosowa-
ME w praktyce warunk6w pre-
zydenta Wilsona.
Nota brzmi bardzo pojednaw-
GO, zachodzi tylko pytanie, czy
kanclerz Maksymilian i sekretarz
Solf rzeczywiScie So reprezentan-
tami narodu niemieckiego, jak to
odpowiedz zapowiada. Jedno ma
tomiast wydaje sic pewncm, a
mianowicie, re jakieS wazne zmia
ny EASILY w pahstwie niemie-
ckiem, skoro wyslanie takiej no.
ty bylo MOTIVE. Cos sic stale
chyba z cesarzem Wilhelmem, o
ktorym nota wcale ME wspomi--
ma. a nawet Rad ME nazywa oce-
sarskim", ale tylko niemieckim.
Jedna jest tylko odpowiedz: OTTO
wall sic podstawa gmachu niemie
ckiego: armia niemiecka, zbita !
znekana nar6d niemiecki niczego
ME pragnie tylko pokoju i goraco
zaczyna sic robic zwolenni&om
dalszego krwi ~przelewu; ma
wschodzie zaS gromadza sic car
ne chmury, nadchodzi burza,
ktora lada chwila zniszczy AL
strye, podkopie do reszty potege
Niemiec. Czesi i Siowacy, Polacy
i Jugo-Slowianie i reszta uciemie-
zonych narodow czeka tylko sto-
sownej chwili, by jutrzenke swo-
body zamienit W wolnoSci sioh--
ce.
lMimo to caly SWAT niemal po-
watpiewa w szczeroSc niemieckie
60 poddania sic / uwaza ustep--
silva rzadu niemieckiego "a pod
step celem zakohczenia wojny
przedwczeSnie w sposob niezde.
cydowany, ably tym sposobem o.
Gallo pahstwo cd widocznej ruiny.
Ale mozemy bye pewni, re dyplo-
maci Aliant6w a szczegolnie pre-
zydent Wilson ocenia nalezycie
i1tencye niemieckie i zazadaja cd
powiednich gwarancyi, kt6re be-
da rownoznaczne z bezwzgled--
mem poddaniem sic.
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ZPOLSK1.
Drobne Wiadomosci.
Nowy Administrator Dyecezyi
Wilenskiej.

Nowy Administrator Dyecezyi
Wilenskiej.
- ,,Gazeta Wieczorna' dono--
81, re dnia Ago sierpnia kapitula
wilenska wybrala ma tymczaso--
wego administrators dyecezyi, ks.
praiata Jana Hanusewicza.
Nowi Biskupi w Krolestwie.-
Rad rosyjski ME dopuszcza} do
obsadzenia katedr biskupich ami
sufragancyi, chyba W o%stateczno-
sci. Obecnie dyecezye Krolestwl
Polskiego otrzymujq nareszcie
biskupow-sufraganow, kt6rzy So
pomocnikami biskupow w zarza-
die KoScioiem. Biskupem-sufra-
ganem dyecezyi warszawskiej 20
stall znakomity administrator,
regent seminaryum, ks. pralat S.
Call. w dyecezyi s~ejnehskiej (au-
gustowskieO biskupem zostal ks.
praiat Romuald Jaibrzykowski,
znany dzielny patryota, co ma
wielkie ~znaczenie, gdyz biskupem
sejnanskim jest Litwin, wrogo
wzgledem Polakow usposobiony.
w dyecezyi sandomierskiej ST.
fraganem zostal ks. pralat Pawei
Kubicki, regens seminaryum,
pracownik spoIeczny; w dyecezyi
p'ockiej - uczony regens semi
naryum, ks. pralat Adolf Szela--
EEK. Dyecezya wiociawska otrzy-
maia dwu sufragan6w, ksiezy
praiatow WI. Krynickiego i Woj-
ciecha Owczarka; pierwszy jest
uczonym profesorem, kierowni--
klein miodziezy, drugi z~asluzo--
nym dziaiaczem spolecznym.
Wreszcie sufraganem lubelskim
zostal ks. M. Pullman, znany dzia-
lacz, b. posei do Dumy.
Gospodarka Niemcow w Krole-
stwie Polskiem. = Z Warszawy
Episza do .Gohca": Z W}ociawka
nadchodza skargi Z powodu ma
sowego tepienia ryb w Whsle i o.
kolicznych jeziorach przez funk
Icyonaryusz6w wladz okupacyj-
nych. Mianowicie Niemcy ola
! ,,uproszczenia" sobie polowu, rzu
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bezwzgledneg

Me, zadajac bezwzglednego
poddania sic nieprzyjaciela, Will
son zamiast odpowiedzi wystoso-
wal try pytania do ksiecia Max
symiliana: czy m0wi W imieniu
rarodu czy tylko rzadu niemie-
ckiego, czy zgadza sic ma przyje-
Gle czternastu punktow bez dys-
kusyi i czy armie niemieckie Opt
SEGA zajete terytorya, zanim ro-
zeim przyidzie do skutku.
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POSZUKIWANIE,

Wojciech Wielgus W POlskiej Ar
mil we Francyi - poszukuje brata
stryjecznego Wojciecha Wielgusa,
syna StanisIawa, kt6ry ukohczyl
szkoIe slusarska W swiatnikach; po-
szukujacy pochodzi z Sieprawia W
Galicyi. WiadomoSG naleiy podac pod
adres: Wojciech Wielgus, Mr..
16O57. Szkola Podchorazych, Camp
du Ruchard, Indre ct Loire, France,
Europe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-14

Ma to Rad niemiecki odpowie'
dzial W sobote w poiudnie, ogla-
szajac Z olbrzymiej swej stacy
telegraficznej W Nauen caiemu
;wiatu, re przyjmuje warunki
pEezydenta Wilsona, re zgadza
sic ma ewakuacye okupowanych
terytoryow celem zawarcia TO-
zejmu, re rad niemiecki obecny
lest przedstawicielem wiekszej
czeSci. ~reichstagu. kanclerz pre-
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dzenia, bedace w zwiazku re spe-
cyalna opieka, jaka wladze powia
towe niemieckie otaczaja koloni,
stow niemieckich. Takim ma PREY
kiad jest wydary o%statnio nakaz
zbiorow pewnej ilosci podw6d dc
zwozenia.. .. cegly ola odbudo-
wujacych sig kolonist6w! w
rozkazie powiedziano, re Ybe7
wzgledu ma to, czy podwody ola
gminy So potrzebne lub ME, mu-
sza sic stawic."
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ala do woody Iadunki dynamite

Gaia do woody ladunki Dynamite
we.
Ogromne wzburzenie wSrod
rolnikow ~wywolafo zarz2dzenle
wlociawskiego landrata, ktory
nakazai dostarczyc podwody do
wywozu drzewa Z lasu z maj9tku
Brzezie ~(wlasnoSc bar. Kronen-
terga), notwithstanding przez
wladze okupacyjne, a sprzedane-
90 wlociawskiemu kupcowi Berg
heimowi. Wladze vice niemiec--
kie nakazuja d%ostarczenia pod
wod osobom prywatnym, w GA
sic zbiorow i ogromnego braku
irwentarza.
Podobnych zarzadzeh, oburza-
iacych w wysokim stopniu lud--
nose, Jest dose DUO. Przedewszy-
stkiem naleza do Mich rozporzs--
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BEoIo.$
KRCNlKA RYN1O

Bedzie pOk6j?. 49,. Me bedzie - z pewnoseia ME bedzie!
DOstanie kajzer rnOsa" - .eXtra-Sajz" try pledzle
Ia to, ie ku Aliant6w ~intrygowai szkOdzie,
Ze swoia prOpOzycya Osiadzie ma lOdzie:
Oh bedzie mu tam eiepiO W tym ehiOdnym Oklsdzie!
PrzypOmni o swej ~siynnej IA wasy ~pOmadzie,
Co Sc MIA - niby rOgi was straszyi eudaeznie
Me pod nos - teraz z tylu smarOwae mia zaeznie.
Ha, DO Jest co Smar0waf, jest ezemu. jest POGO:
Taie Alianei tyIy niemieekie TAX grzmOca,
lie ryehlo patrzeG - jui ieh het z Franeyi Wykurza
Straszns sic ofensywa ieh zaDiOsfs burza!
GrOm DO grOmie W Centralnyeh kleska nova wall,
Cwier6 miliOns jui jehe6w lynn pludrOm zabrah.
Me byIo takiej kleski - pewnie jak SWAT swiatem
1, co Wieeei, ie jeszcze ME skonezy sic ma tenn.
LudzkOSG ma plewy pruskie uiOwie sic ME ola,
A hasei demOkraeyi W ~kOmprOmiS ME przeda;
Prevalent Wilson takie dab NiemeOm pytanie,
lie i'm odpOwiedi ma ME - kOlem W gardle stanle!
WIaSnie sic W dniaeh ~bieiaeych one sprawy waza;
Leez WALK ME ustaiy - Owszem tegO praEa,
Angliey i FrancuZi i Amerykanie,
Nigdzie n0ga niemiecka dfugO ME Ostanie -
Cofaja sic, uehOdEa - maSa ~rajteruja,
NOWyeh szukaja linii, nigdZie ME %Znajduja!
Az mole gdzie mad Renem, ME LIME 3 linke
Nadia stara - ma niej huS-huS ~Odrobinke,
POhuStaja kajzera i junkr6w - "a grzdyk,
4 sami sic do novel EabiOra ~praktyki,
PrzeOedza swych c~iemieze6w het kedy pieprz rosnie,
AIbO ich wywieszaja ma ~usehnietej sosnle,
RepubIikanskie Zasie zaprowadza rzady,
Strzasns absOlutyzmu militarne trady
/ zaprzestana ~krzywdziG ~saSiednie narOdy!
A, w6wezas bedzie mOgiO przyte z mimi do zgody;
Pomoiemy i'm wtedy ieh ksjzr6w ~pOehOwae-
Wypehanych DO muzeaeh, lub pOmarynOwae:
Bedzie molina takiegO eysarskiegO rpikla,
ObwOzie - pokazywaG ludziskom "a nikla'
w ten spos6b - ehOeia eZastke STRAIT sic poWetuJe,
Jakieh ma Swiecie owl naczynii zboje.
Ten pOmysi my zglaszamy jake fam popraWke
Do warImk6w pOkoju Il
IA lima sprawke,
P1enOsimy z wOjennyeh ~OkropnOSel ploro'
BO nasZa wiaSna niece zajmiemy sic skora:
Coz to u mas nOwego? OF - impertyneneya!
Zjeehala khan z Hiszpanii jakas .Influeneya',
L ME baeEac ma prawa gOseinnOsei prOste,
UrZadza pam tn - Panic kapitalna ehfoste!
RazpOraz kOgOS ziapi, udusi, przygnieeie, y
Az stara ~wiedima. Smiereia buszuje pO swieeie.
Ludzie 20 eiehu ehOdza, dria z straehu kOlanka,
Ably nieprZyEWoita inn Owa Hiszpanka,
Ma Ionic Abrahama ~,randewu" ME dada,
KOzia fignse re Swiata wezesnie ME kazaIa!
ia wan dam M Hiszpanke RECEIPT, jakich maio:
Eye zdrOwo, q - ehOroby ME bed1ie sic mialo;
A dObry iywie humOr, straeh6w sic ME leks6,
Me dae sic, byle ezego ME stekae, ME kwekact
Jak ehOr6bsko zObaczy, Re sic jej ME dale,
To sic Sama wyniesie, gdzie mad szwabske kraje,
I wydusi Kajzera z eaia banda jego,
To ,dEiab" da ~niej!.... Wan uklon cd
FEC SAMEGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-14

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