davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-24

QR SALE l-7 Passenger Primier. |l'6 Passenger Cadillac.
 F. , Passenger Velie.
 10 Passenger Buick. All No. 1 conditions, RILEY MOTOR co,
 one zoz. Ill Main St. 8-20 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-24

sMoMN.i,aD-ROOM soN.,t AND BOARD BY fsm;is, n4!s With no children. Private 6rsss aay D preferred. References. Ad-
 .sss H' E. care Graphic. St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-24

STOUEN-FROM JAKE WALLACE, Moscow, Ark, on the 31st day of July, 1918, one cream colored, pac-
 ing mare; three white feet, blaze face. Was ferried across river at Goat Shed; $25.OO reward. S-23-6t.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08

HAS MANY RELATIVES
One Belonging to Infant is Over n
Century Old
Los Angeles - Louise Alice Smidt
is only a few days old, but she al
ready holds the record in relatives.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
EQUIPMENT FOR
ALLRALROADS
IS U. S. PLAN
To Spend Huge Sum This
Year For Engines, Cars
and Rails

Washington, March S.-Partial
Capitalization of the purchasing of
between $1,000, 100000 and $1,000
100000 worth of railroad supplies
and equipment this year under gov
ernment supervision is involved in
a plant for organizing the railroad
administrations division of finance
and purchases announced yesterday
by Director General McAdoo.
John Shelton Williams, as head of
this division, will be assisted by a
central advisory committee of three
expert railway purchasing agents,
and regional purchasing committees
will be created for the eastern, west
ern and southern operating regions.
Through the central organization
will be bought locomotives, cars and
steel rails, the principal big guam
tity purchases of railways, and an
effort will be made not only to
economize by wholesale buying
methods, but to standardize equip
ment and supplies.
Coal and other fuel will be bought
mainly by Individual lines to supply
their individual needs, but under the
supervision of the regional commit
tees. In New England fuel is to be
purchased by a special committee.
Cross ties and lumber are to be
bought principally by the roads
along their own lines.
To Save Millions
Railroad administration officials
believe that eventually they can
save more tnan a hundred million
dollars year by centalizing pur-
chasing.
Members of the central advisory
committee and the regional COM
mittee will be appointed soon. All
will be practical purchasing agents
or presidents of railroads. The
regional bodies, to be composed of
three or more. are to have head
quarters in New York, Chicago and
Atlanta.
In his capacity as director of
finance for the railroad administra-
ton, Mr.. Williams also will be as
sisted by another advisory commit
tee of three railroad financial ex-
perts, one from the north, one from
the west and one from the south.
Mr.. Williams and his advisers will
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
DISCIPLINE FOR A TEMPER

There are probably few travelling
statesmen in the country like the one
who recently went into a Dallas,
Tex. hotel diningroom and after or
dering breakfast, complained because
sugar was rationed. When the wait
ress smilingly told him that sugar
must be conserved he destroyed two
rolls, tearing them into bits and
throwing them broadcast over the
floor, to show what he thought of
food conservation. An hour later
committee made up of Mayor Law
ther, Harry A. Olmstead and Gilbert
III. Irish, members of the Dallas
Council of Defense. sat to try the
case of this offender after his ar
rest by policemen. The verdict was
that he should purchase Red Cross
badge, apologize to the waitress and
. write the Dallas Council of Defense
letter daily as long as he remains
in Texas. detailing his movements.
The apology was not only made
gracefully, but he protested that he
was patriotic, and sorry for his
anger.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08


administer in a general way the dis
position of about S4,000.O00,O00,
representing the gross earnings from
operations in a year. In the past re-
quirements for new capital to pur-
chase equipment and make better
ments and additions, have been be-
tween $250,000, and S750,000,000 a
year, depending on business activity
and money market conditions.
"All other supplies needed for
current operations will be purchased
for the time being" says Director
General McAdoo's t a m e t,
through the purchasing depart
ments of the respective roads, but
all contracts for periods of six
months or longer must be approved
by the regional committee before
completion"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08

Enola, Pa, March S.-7Miss Evelyn
Bitner is one of the first local girls
to enter the service of the country.
Miss Bitner will leave Sunday for
Washington, where she will become
a clark in the Surgeon-Generals De-
partment of the Medical Corps of the
United States Army. Prior to ac-
oepting this Government clerkship
sch was employed in the revt nue.
accounting department of the Bell
Telephone Company of Pennsylva-
mia. which position she held for sew
eral years. She is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bitner, of Sum-
NIT street, and has a large circle of
friends both in Enola and Harris
burg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08

in existence for some time in Peking.
but applications have just been made
to headquarters at Washington for
the establishment of new chapters at
Shanghai and Tientsin. The forma-
tion of local chapters is under way
at Hankow. Harbin and Swatow.
Shanghai offered the largest num-
Der of new members in the recent
drive, with 554; Peking came next
with All; Tientsin, $50; Foochow,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
FOOD DEMONSTRATIONS

Marysville, Pa, March S.-To-
morrow's demonstrations in the
series in the interest of food con-
servation, under the auspices of the
Perry County Food Commission, will
be held at Duncannon in the after
noon and at Newport in the even
ing.
rms afternoon a meeting was
held at Shermansdale and this even
ing one will be held at Marysville.
John Fox Weiss, of Harrisburg. and
State Senator Scott S. Leiby' will be
the principal speakers at the Marys-
Vile meeting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
Red Cross Makes Large
Gains in Far East

Peking-The recent Red Cross
drive for 100000 new members,
which resulted in the enrolment of
100000 new names for the society,
secured 2.512 new memberships in
China. A Red Cross chapter has been
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
CLASS GIVES MUSICALE

Enola, Pa, March S.-Class No. s
of the Zion Lutheran Sunday school.
taught by Mrs. c. F. Miller, gave a
musicale in the church last evening.
The program was as follows: Piano
solo, Harold Herter; reading, Miss
Anna Book; solo, Mrs. Harder; ban
10 selection, Mrs. Redifer; reading,
Miss Besse Dorsey; vocal solo, Miss
Viola Knaub; piano solo, James Web
ster; accordion selection, Mrs. d. W.
GGok; reading, Miss Myrtle Peck;
solo, Miss Pauline Fink; piano duet,
Miss Viola Knaub and Miss Helen
Knaby; solo. Miss Alice Maxwell.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WEDDING

Shiremanstown, Pa, March s.
Bishop Benjamin Zimmerman. OF
Shifemanstown, united in marriage
Miss Annie L. Harbold, of 1922 Null
berry street, Harrisburg, and Henry
C. Hertzler, of Mechanicsburg, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Harbold, in Harrisburg. al
IL o'clock yesterday morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08

She has 1875 of them. and one of themd
the family is Mrs. Mary Chipp. of
Morgantown, Va, who is wee Miss
Smidt's great great grandmother
Moreover. Miss Smidt's greats grand
mother is still living, as also hert
grandmother. The first is 80 yearsi
of age the second is SO.
Little Louise's parents are Mr., andi
Mrs. L. M. Smidt. of No. 231 East
Eighty fourth Place. She was borni
Thursday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
WEST SHORE NEWS
Personal and Social Items
of Towns Along West Shore

Mrs. Aaron Morgret, of Big Cove
tannery, Fulton county. is visiting
her son, s. X. Morgret, and family,
at Shiremanstown.
Mrs. Rae Harlacher, of Harris
burg, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Stansfield, at Shire
mnstown, on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Renninger, of Scotland
Franklin county. has returned home
after visiting Mrs. William E.
Rowles, at Shiremanstown.
Mrs. Scott Brinton, son, Charles
Brinton, of Shiremanstown, visited
the formers parents at Camp Hill
on Thursday.
Mrs. David Brinkley, of Lemoyne,
visited relatives at Shiremanstown
on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. w. Miller, of Shiremans-
town, was a Harrisburg visitor on
Thursday.
Miss Mary Switzer, of New Cum
berland, visited her sister, Mrs
Weaver, at Steelton, on Tuesday
Mrs. A. b. Black, of Bridge street,
New Cumberland, entertained the
Five Hundred Club of Harrisburg
at her home on Wednesday after
noon.
The pupils of Miss Fogelsonger's s
school, held an entertainment yes
terday afternoon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
HERMAN Y. BECK BURIED

Enola, Pa, March S.-Funeral serv-
ices were held yesterday afternoon
for Herman Y. Beck, who died at his
home, 32 Brick Church road, on Mon
day. He is survived by his wife and
several children. Burial was made
in the Zion Lutheran cemetery. The
Rev. NJ. S. Sharp officiated.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
PiIes Cured In 0 to 14 Dnys

Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
you can get restful sleep after the
first application. Price. 50c-Adver-
tisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08

200: Hankow. 1S9; Chefoo. III; Nam
king, 100; Canton, 1856; Changsha.
1872; Harbin. IS; Hongkong. So; Swa-
tcw. So; Chungking, SO; Annoy. SO,
and Mukden. 27.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-08
RED CROSS Committees

Wormleysburg, March S.-Mrs Ver-
non Kister, recently reelected chair
man of the Red Cross Auxiliary, an
nounced the appointment of the fol-
lowing comittees:
Woman's-Mrs. Dora Huber, Mrs
Scott Coble, Mrs. William Evans
Mrs. Howard Quigley, Mrs. Annie
Sheaffer, Mrs. Peter Coble, Mrs. Nora
Boose, Mrs. ]. ]. Hemmer, Mrs. Ralph
Schrack, Miss Floss Baer, Miss Allie
Spong.
Men's-.R. L. Schrack, Vernon Kis-
ter, William Evans, C. r. Miller, H
r. Boose.
Young Womon's and Young Mems
Miss Nerissa Sadler, Miss Mabel
Skaeffer, Miss Joephine Hoon, Miss
Margaret Doepke, Miss Freda None
maker, Walter Doepke, Harry Swe-
ger, James Kissinger, Frank aNone-
maker.
Junior-Gladys Schrack, Irene Ar
ney, Elsie Huber. Almeda Kunkel,
Helen Bennett, Earl Grunder, Irwin
Boose, William Ross, Donald Martin.
Mrs. j. ]. Hemmer was elected
vice-chairman of the auxiliary. 9th
er Officers were reelected
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

do domu przyjdzie, przywitaj go u
przejmie | wesolo. Czy ME wiesz, ko-
bietko, il chmurki, 'dasy | chiod 20
ny moga wIasnie STAG sic przyczyna
rzeczywistego nieszczescia? MAJ
z~nudzony W domu p6jdzie tam, gdzle
wesolo i gdzie Smiac sic do niego be-
da.... PorzuG eaten urojone zmart-
wienie j badz dobra, a 0~baczysz, re
dobrze radze.
PAM X. Me, ia ME znam lekarst-
wa IA dol~egliwosei PAM, i zfeszta
ME jestem doktorem. Mech PAM po-
radzi sic dobrego lekarZa / to ME
zwlekajac, zeby ME tyio zapozno.-
Bardzo wiele wypadk6w choroby
p~rzewlekiej prowadzacej do zlego
konca zdarza sic tylko ola tego, IL
lekarza wczeSnie ME wezwano. Szcze-
g6lniej karmiac dzieciatko, powinna
PAM bye bardzo uwazna / ma swoJe
zdrowie. Navel ME znaczna niedys-
pozycya matki moze mice zle skutk1
ola dziecka. Wiele dzieci choruje
tylko 2 takiego powodu.
Wanda. Widzisz, panieSke, to zle
kiedy sic ME umie niczego doklad-
ME. Teraz dziewczeta maja doskona-
Ia sDosobnoSG u%zyskania dobrze plat
nej posady, ale - trzeba cos umlec.
TAX - MONA sic zglosiG - pytar-
lam.
p. A. II. Wprawdzie W Ameryce o.
g6lnie uzywanym jest PREY spotka-
niu wykrzyknik ,,Hallo!", ale ME
jest to wcale poprawny sposob powi-
tania. ,,Witam pania" - ,,dzfen do
bry" lus ,,dobry wiecz6r" - W kaz-
dym razie odpowiedniejsze. W odpo-
wiedzi ma powitanie mezczyzny z da-
leka tylko ~znajomego, wystarczy
greene skinienie glowa. { (Dobry
znajomy sam zaczyna rozmowe. y.
Go sic odpowie osobie, kt6rej mas
przedstawiono?" Naturalnie, II ko-
biete - dame ME przedstawia sic
mezczyznie, lecz mezczyzne damie.
A zatem - przedstawiona %panienka
hub miodsza kobieta starszej ma po-
witanie >, lam very glad l met you
- odpowie: thank you, madame
zegnajac - jak zwykle: ,,dobranoc",
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

Tub; u ia cieszs sic ze zrobtenia zna-
jomoset . pania" ltd. ola mszczyzny
naleEy bye zawsze z pewna rezerwa
prey powitaniu / polegnaniu i....
ME okazywat mu zadnej "uciechy".
Prey zastawie stoiu ME umieszcza
sic filizanki 2 podstawka ma talerzu,
lecz obok pc lprawej .stronie; ~jeszcze
poprawniej a nawet B%ygodniej, do
piero pc zabraniu talerzy podaWac
kawe Tub herbate roznoszae ja ma
duzej tacy. Kawe, kt6ra sic rozleWa
do ~stojacych obok talerza, filizanek'
bardzo iatwo poplamie suknie gosci.
w razie jezeli kawe flub, herbate
podaje sic razem z Emma ~przekaska,
r6wniez rozlac ia W kuchni Tub przH
osobnym stole i ostroznie ustaWiac
DO prawej stronie talerzyka przszna-
czonego ma sandwich.
Mona r6wniez, umieszczajac fill
zanki PREY n%akryciu,% ustaWie ka"e
W 1adnych maszynkach ma stole PREY
p~rzekaskach / ciastkaeh. Goscie chst-
ME sami sobie siuza kawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

ma glowie. Biedna moja matusia,
.ktora Z. zalu "a papa i Marcel
klein, moim bratem, umarIa, "a
wsze m6wila mi, zebym sic mo-
dliia do mego Anioia Stroza a
.Qpiekowac sic nina bedzie. | ME
nam juz nikogo w $wiecie, tylko
mego anioIa [; ty nim jeste$, a ia
bede bardzo po~sluszna i grzeczna
! ME zmartwie Gle nigdy. Umiem
Wyrabiac bardzo ladne koronki
dziei i noe wiazac bede, jezeli ME
kazesz mi robic co innego i wszy-
stkie sukienki twoje i koszulki
poobszywam niemi. Czekoladki
wszyStkie, ktore przyslalaS, roz-
da}am dzieciom; zadnej ME zja--
diam, DO mice taxa jak ty maze
czke i jeSc ~jeszcze czekoladki, to
"a DUO szczeScia ola biednej
sierotki. \ ia wien, re moja ma
tusia tam W niebie uprosi wiele
szczeScia dla ciebie, a odemnie
przyjm wielka, ach wielka mr.
lose!
Ianka. ma1a Beleiika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

u co ona Z "a belgijka chce ro-
'bic"' pytal ciekawie pan G.
,,Jakto co robic? chce ia wy
~chowywaG i uczyc, przyjac "a
mlodsza Siostrzyczke."
Ell matko!!" zawolai pan G.
pochylajac sic mad glow2 zony,
ktora zawziecie obracaIa szydel-
klein Icy to tylko ME asugge-
stya" z twojcj strony;:"...
PAM G, sponsowiaia. ME me-
zu, mySli o a]doptowaniu Belgij-
XII ME poddawa}am jej' radzilam
tylko... tylko..., zeby jakiS do
bry" wybor zrobila, gdy ojciec
zapyta o jej pragnienie ona, Wi
dac... zrozumiaia mic. a ty Of
cze, gniewasz sie?"
Pan G. nie gniewai sic, chodzil
w~zruszony pc ganku i prawdopo-
dobnie ma zsdanie" zony a pros
be cork bylby i'm navel - pc
dwie zam6wii Belgijki...
w dniu imienin Stefci, przy jej
nakryciu do $niadania, zamiast
kosztownego prezentu jak to by
10 kazdego roku, lezai tylko list
- taxi biedny maly liScik W sza-
rel kopercie Z wypisanym ma niej
niezupeinie zgrabnemi literami a
dresem do panny Stefanii g. Sill
czna dziewczyna rozerWala ko-
kerte / czytafa CO nastepuje:
,,Droga moja przyszla matecz-
ko! Kiedy mi PAM przelozona Cd
daia paczke z ubraniem i twoj
sliczny liScik, mys}alam, re mi sic
Snilo wszystko. Me moge CT wy
powiedziec, jak bardzo Gle uwiel-
biam "a twoja dobroc ola mnie,
Ciebie, ktora ME widzialaS tyCh
wszystkich okropnosci wojny, a
jednak litujesz sic mad biedna
sierotka. Zdaje mi sic, re OTTO ozy}
ten anio} w naszym ogrodzie, do
ktorego ucieklam, kiedy Ct Poga-
ME m~ordowali / zabierali wszyst-
ko z naszego domu. Niema juz
Siicznego naszego ogrodu / kwla-
tow, niema juz ogrod6w w naszej
Belgii. Kiedy patrze ma twoja TO-
tografie, zdaje mi sic vkoniecz--
ME-, re to ten sam moi aniof tyl-
ko ME ma skrzydef i wianeczka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
LIST MALEJ BELGIJKI.

ME WIEN, czem m6glbym u
c;eszyG nasza Stefke; "a tydzieh
ljej imieniny; czy ME wiesz czego
Iby sobie zyczy}a" pyta} pan G..
swojej zony. PAM G. ME przery-
wajac swej roboty drutowej, ME
odpowiedziala.
uCzy sIyszysz matko?:" mo-
will pan G. juz troche niecierpli-
wynn g(osem.: uZwykIe podpowia-
waia mi zyczenie swoje, ME mia
lem nigdy kiopotu z ~rozmySla-
MEM mad podarunkiem ola niej,
tego roku zaS milczy jak zakleta +;
CO to znaczyc moze? Czy moze
obraziia sic moja uwaga kiedyS,
re W obecnych czasach ME powin
no sic wydawac pieniedzy lekko-
mySlnie ma stroje klejnoty? Alez
to jedynaczka nasza - ME za}u-
lie jej wszak niczego - no mako,
coz siedzisz jak zakleta i ME Cd
powiadasz ?Rozpacz z tent kobie-
tami albo "a DUO mowia i "a
daja, albo slowa z mich trudno
wydobyc.
PAM G.. uSmiechneia sic, pod
niosia swoje dobre oczy ma meza
goraczkujacego sic i powoli jakby
7 wahaniem powiedziaia: Mil
cze, bo... boz. podarunek ia
k.egoby Stefka pragneia kosztow
nym jest - dosyc... boimy sic
rozgniewac ciebie, ty - ~niecier-
pliwy mezu i ojcze"...
,,Rozgniewac mic! czy to was
kiedy ziajaiem "a cokolwiek? No
zono, NOW predko, ME trzymaj
nie W niecierpliwoSci, ilez po-
trzeba? pietdziesiat - sto dola-
ROW? Movie!
PAM G. uSmiechneia sig znowu
i z zupeinym brakiem oboiazni'
pred tym ,,srogim" mszem / Oh
Gem, mowiia Stefka ME zada nj
czego do s~troju, zadnych ledwa-
bii ami klejnot6w, ona chce
mala Belgijke"...
Cisza sic zrobiia, pan G.. z po-
dziwienia az szeroko usta otwo-
rzyi. Cor osmnastoletnia dziew-
czyna chce ~ lalke?:"
,,AleI ME Lake" - troche drza'
Gym gsosem PAM G. odpowiedzia-
la -. ,pragnie dostat praw-
dziwa i zywa Belgijke - odkad
dowiedziaia sic, re w Nowyr
Yorku w zakladzie jest lyle siero'
tex do oddania." -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
CORRESPONDENCE.
Janka, maia Belgijka.


sane do mego MEGA. Bynajmniej "a
niemi ME szukalam, robilam tylko
porzadek W jego bi6rku ! wpad}y mi
mimowoli W rece. Me mogiam sic
wstrzymaG, zeby je ME p~rzeczytat. E,
stalo sic, re po przeczytaniu ich czu-
je sic bardzo nieszczeSliwa. Listy tie
nosza date z cza3u, kiedy pierwszy
raz poznalam sic z moim mezem i
pochodza cd dw6ch ~dziewezat, kt6re
on r6wniez zdaje sic kochal, jak MOI
ma domysleG sic z treaG tych list6w.
Dopiero rok i pol uplynelo cd czasu,
kiedy sic %pobraliSmy / przez ten czas
czuiam sic bardzo szcZeSliwa. Odkad
te listy przeczytalam, ulecialo mo-
je szczescie, wydaje mi sic jlkbym
miala gniazdo szerszeni W sercu, TAX
bardzo jest ono niespokotne. Me
moge przem6dz sic i jestem bardzo
zimna i obojetna dla niego; on sic
dziwi, ale ia ME przyznalam sic ola
czego TAXA jestem. MySle ciagle tyl-
ko O tenn, re pewnie on kocha} te die
wczeta, kiedy listy to zachowa1. Pa
nj pewnie osadzi, il zle zrobilam, czy
tajac te listy Mozliwie. Ale. co
ia teraz zrobie?"
AIiCya.
Niestety. Me ma takiej silly, kt6ra
by powstrzymala zone Cd przeczyta-
MIA list6w pisanyCh reka kobieCa do
jej MEGA. Jest to TAXA sama pokusa,
jak skusila ,,Pandore" do otwOrze-
mia owej ,,puszki" mieszczacej ola
niej, jesli ia otworzy - nieszcze--
scie. Sprobuje wypedziG z serca TIVE
90 owe ,,szerszenie', PAM Alicyo.
Zastan6w sic tylko chwile, a SERGE
twoje znowu stanie sic gnazdkiem
mieszczacem tylko milosG i wyrozu-
mialosG ola twego meza.
l coz st8d, re MAJ tw6j %korespOn-
dowal Q dziewczetami. Czy mySlisz,
IL wielu jest takiCh, kt0rzyby ME ko-
| respondowali Tub ME flirtOwali in
nemi pred SVEN oienieniem, Pomi-
mo to, jak widzisz. wybral ciebie |
zapomnial 0 tych, kt6rych listy czy-
taiaS; gdyby ME zapomnial o Mich,
bylby owe listy lepiej schowaf Tub
zniszczyl je albo gdyby pamietai, re
So W biurku, ME byiby je trzyma1 o.
twarte. Opr6cz tego - jake? czy
m6gl mice zamiar zenienia sig az z
dwoma Tub trzema? Masz tn najlep-
sly dow6d. Bawii sic z niemi, zapeW-
ne, ME jest to pieknie ,~,zawracac gto-
WV / serca" paru ma raz dziewcze--
tom, ale coz ma to poradzit, tacy So
luz mezczyzni, p6ki jednej ME wy
biora, a ia iedna wszak ty ~Iestes. Cd
dal vice troske twa, zapomnij co
,.by1o" - dzisiai, hiedy MAJ tVol
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Sukienka 2 lekkich Tub weinianych
materya,6w. Modelka: s, 8, 10 II
lat. Materyaiu o A cal. %szerokosci
az yarda IA modeiko ~. Modeiko
15c.
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DIAL OLA KOBIET.
6pecyaIrie da, .Dzier. Cf,icasoskieso"r edasowany przez N1arye 3.
gowany PRICE Marye ..

VIOLA piakaG niz uSmiechac sic
niepomne ma to, il wlaSnie uSmie
chem, stworzeniem sob1e tego
ogrodka ducbowego, zapelnione-
60 kwiatami i zyczliwymi przy-
jacioimi, daleko latwiej zwabia i
rapowrot odzyskaja straconego
meza, ktoremu wreszcie .obrzyd-
liz i znudza sic brudne i niepach-
mace knajpy, wymalowane i wy
perfumowane aktorki i chorzvst-
XII. Zateskni do czystej atmosfery
ogniska, do wesolych,
zyczliwych przyjacioi, do zony
uSmiechnietej ola Mich a ola ME
so obojetnej.. I OTTO najWyzszy
tryumf ola zony zaniedbane -.
TAX! smutnym bywa los ia
n;edbanej zony", lecz nigdy tax
smutnym, jak kiedy ona zanied-
ba sama siebie i ME stara sic Cd
nalezc lyle energii i silly wolf, a.
zeby ME poddac sic. ,,smiac sic
choc SERGE placze", lecz Smiac sic
iateligentnie, milo, weselo a
przyjaznie - OTTO siia kobiety,
kt6rej zaden nawet zaniedbujacy
swa zone:maz, oprzeG sig ME zdo-
Ia.
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P0GADANKA.

Pred kilku tygodniami, DANA
W sFednim wieku, z rozPuszezo-
nymi siwiejacymi wiosami, z o.
znakami obiakania w oczach, bic
gla przez korytarz eleganckiege
hotelu, W ktorym mieszkaia juz
cd kilku lat.
Pc zbadaniu przez lekarzy o.
kazaio sic, il - zwaryowaia.
Go "a szczegolne zdarzenie"-
mowili Ct, ktorzy ja zRali - nko-
beta zdrowa, ktorej ME zbywa
ma niczem, otoczona zbytkiem,
ME msjaca zadnych. obowiazkow,
zadnyeh klopotow nj Z 'dzieGmi,
nj z ludzmi, nj re siuzacymi, kto-
rel MAJ niczego ME odmawia, co
tylko "a pieniadze nabyc MONA
warNuje! Co "a przyczyna bye
moze?
l Mkt ME wiedzial, IL Cd lat
juz WELT mlrtowaIa ia pewnesG,
Il MAJ zanisdbuje ia i zdradza.
Ci CO znali jej mega, utrzymywa-
Ii. IL ME bvl ami ziym ami brutal
mem ola zony. Byl tylko ola niej
zupienie obojetnym cd lat juz
kilku / chodzii Swojemi drogami.
ITO ponosii wing tego ~zamariego
szczescia maizenskieso?...
Bo wszystkiego fla bye must
jakaS przyczyna.
WiHla by}a iona hub MAJ.
Tezeli kobieta - iona, swoim
egoizmem. natarczywoScia, "a
n;edbywaniem obowiazkow, ekS-
trawagancys. flirtem Z innymi
mezczyznami zrazi mega do Sic
bic ! ,,serce mu podrapie', MAJ
zrazu cierpi, nastePnie o~hojetnie-
je, - jezeli. iona sic ME opamie-
ia. poki Gas. jeszcze, jezeli sic ME
postara dowodami dobrej miioSci
zaogic rany serca, ktore Sama "a
dala. Gdy zaSojg sic same z Sic
bic, be- jej Pomocy, wowczas juz
zadne rozPacze. histerye, przy-
slesi, zadna sila'nie zdoia powro-
&c zouie raz zlekcewazonego IL
czucia. Bedzie ola niej ,,dobrym"
- lecz ,,kochajacym ja' nigdy
riecei.
Leg - czesto'sie dzjeie, Il
.ra1 lest winny. Znaldzi mu sic o.
{, iona ! stale sic egoists W caEem
tqgo slowa znaczeniu: mic ola ME-
90 ME egzystuje ponad wlaSne
ia. szuka roz4ywek poza do
mem Z wesolemi kobietkami, 20
re zaniedbuje zupeinie, bedac
przekonanym, ! zdajac jej utrzy-
mamie spelnia caikowicie swoj O.
bowiazek i re ona ME ma prawa
uDom;uaG sic O iune wzgledy,