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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

The state corporation commission
yesterday granted the following
charters:
Amendment 10 charter Of rortsrn outh
Cotton OIL Refining Corp. Norfolk
county, Va, increasing its capital
stock from ss5o.0oO TO 1000. GOO.
Amendment to charter Of Boyd
sweeney Co, Inc. Roanoke, Va. In
oreasing It's capital stock from $685.
600 70 $4,000
walthau Grocery Co. Ina, Rich
mond, Va. Capital stock $4,000 Of
'cers. T, A. Broaddus, president: r
J. Sampson, secretary. both Of Rich
mond, Va. Object: Grocery business,
Securities Sales Corp. Norfolk, Va.
Capital stock: 5000, Officers; r. T.
Lipseonbe, president; J. X. Water
man, secretary; both OF Norfolk. Va
Object: Deaf in stocks. bonds, etc
General Realty Corp. Alexandria,
Va. Capital stock se50ooo Officers
Frank r. Goodwin. president; Milton
Schuyler Yost, secretary; both or Alex
andrta. Va. Object; Real estate bust.
nesS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
FASHION DAY OPENS
ON NEXT MONDAY

Fashion day In all its hrillauce and
glittertng display, will open In Rich
mond "Wednesday and THURSDAY,
March ! ? and 4, and all that liz new
and exclusive in Lady Duff Gordon s
kindnm will he welcomed by the en-
tire city As i'm the last two years,
the military effects will Of course
predominant, and the variety it ia un =
derTtood j. hv far the greatest thar
has ever heen .. exhibit in any Of
the local department stores
Many of The best of the establish -
nents have already started in on the
decorations for the exhibit and
TT tnsformations designed to place the
new styles 70 The best advantage h4v,,
heen wrought In all departments.
TN" windows W i be decorated with =
ont the element IF cost entering INTO
II. AID riaaa gers promise m eclils
Of ! Il previous efforts,
Fashion dac vii! be de yoted am ost
entirely to women. as mems wear
-!u ut rtGcIcally TIDE same as fast
year with few aitera ions ana re-
pnirs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

The work o. clearing out sand
bars in the -Appomattox river harbor
at this city, SO as to make r channel
navigabie for large boats and barges.
will he begun within the next week or
ten DAYS. according to an announce
ment made today by W. NJ. Martin,
OF the Petersburg cham Der of COM
merce, who recently returned To this
city from Washington after urging
upon the government the necessity OF
carrying out this emergency work at
once. The work of clearing the har-
Dor OF sand bars viii cost betweeen
$500 aud $4,000, and will come out
of the fund recently appropriated by
congress for improvements to tho
local harbor Work OH the new dam
across the APPROXIMATION river 10 COM
plete the diversion scheme will be
started about the latter part OF May.
Va ork pt laying tracks alongside the
city wharfs for the purpose OF haul
ing sand and gravel from the pits
near this city TO Hampton, for gov
ernment work at Langley field. has
already started and the work Of ship
ping the gravel win start IN about
a week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
STOCK MARKET GL0ATS
OVER READING MELON


New York March k.-Eeao ns fsl1-
read stock rose more than SIX points
today because the rtmor went @ooH'
I Wssi street that the company pro
posed TO cut its eeieetateo HIS'"'.
There was no more co'"Fh1Ff zen va
this thar nare mas ofeh on .Hf
Of previous occasions Wien me same
rumor sent the stoeh SIX fe' heS'o A
but TODAY Wal street was auRAF! l+.
action and u <o} h- LFefF '@'iF o@"
stock on tire HSF safHea t'otH enc L"
two ct three POINTS "1H .An shoos'' 'A.s
tfsst have teen struts sling 10 hota 'ntl-
heads AZ uraeE 'H1 aaToe' ot 81. -'',L~1
~ not more lH@H t%eh'l or "a ~ W
cent fn'ea ~iro7s. the 'lN.e N"F "."'
the bes figures Even Industrial Al
rof o. th7t was ahahle T" is''
more than 9'N1oi ~ t'' GEM
tho stock ava "oI "faNe'' .,,.-.
ASIDE rom 3"e
vsro severn cor t0A ...
t,-..,+,-, ,g-.,s.--s dig
ard read Tor fTe~tat1' W .s -,t-L.s.
nature ~ -@L 49, .. s,t-.,r,.
the srealNs ga rflass t,.-
OF the fhaHs'FS A'' -,
twenty one Fn'0t as oFEon' ~, .L'.r~
the wa ire VS. 1910 - ,e-a-
fosr eil3ien o"5'@1s ,,. -
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pose OF Easr@o '~Flns 60 -
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OF us ~sF =" .-.s5tt-, ,~
there ware nj,
Russia = ne - "a -
save wa spees '.' -,.,.s
3spe7 naH @4'eSoF 49, -.
Koo6 " ire h..f 80
Log thfo1Eh GO ,.,,~ - tNs
SHOCKS GEMS ~ -,,v,os
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shaoS s-,~.te, - 1tss. n Nas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

with the national policy which gives
full power to the president TO do all
things necessary for the successful
continuance OF rie war but would
view with dlsmay any attempt TO in
fringe upon thee rights OF the states
10 tax such transportation systems:
therefore
Re II resolved by the house OF
delegates or Virginia, the senate con-
curing. That the general assem- bly,
Of Virginia does hereby put itself on
record as opposed to any provision
OF an act of congress whereby the
powers of the states to tax such
transportation systems shall be in
any way infringed or affected
he it further resolved That the
general assembly of Virginia calls
upon the representatives Of Virginia
in both houses OF congress to pre-
pare End favor the insertion OF n
provision in the bills aforesaid nov
being considered. whereby the rlah4
and power OF the states to tax such
transportation systems shall not be
abridged, infringed, or affected
BE II further resolved. That a copy
Of this resolution shall he transmit
ted 10 the representatives Of Virginia
in both branches OF congress.
Agreed to by the House OF Dele
gates February 90. 1919
tsiEned). JOIN L. WILLIAMS.
Clerk Of the HSuse OF Delegates.
Agreed 10 by the Senate Ma rch
s. 1919
csigned). o. V. HANGER.
Clerk OF the Senate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

New YORK Mach IT. Heavy G"neFal
reflIng broke the cotton market
yathsr ~harniy In the lasf hour fcda"
following a stronger tone f. the '@J~-
moor Big long lines came out on tHe
decline and the South was large sci
Ter ~ nesg crop options MAY aFpppeG
10 1870 or "A points below the EARL
FIxb fsares while g1ctah~f fell to
saf0. o. points from the top, Trade
buying absorbed much Of she offer
ings and : rally % rs points oc7'frred
The close wae steady az s net loSa
OF II to - points.
Receipts a. the povts for the day
we're ess,sa7 bales against 1892 bR. les
week ago and f2,Tf4 year ago
Exports fer the day aggregated llft@
hates. all 10 Great Britain. For me
saeaaon TO date the clearsnces amount
10 a ,gSi.r3s haies. against &.is3.s3s IN
'the corresponding period last season.
ThS snaonnt Of cotton brought into
n1lAG for tbs week. New Orleans hs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
MOTHERS TO MATCH
IN THRIFT PAGEANT
Red Cross Nurses Also VIII Have
Place In Parade to Boost War
Savings stamps,
GOVERNOR DAVIS ACCEPTS
state and City Omccrs of Prominence
Lend Their Aid TO Promote Success
of Big Celebration on Saturday,
March %.

The war savings stamp COMMITTEES
in charge OF the big street pageant
on Saturday. March 20. yesterday OBJ
tanned Governor Westnoreiand Davis
assent to march with the many othes
city and state officials of prominence.
A special division of the parade will
be taken up by men OF public note.
The committee proceeded with its
plans for the pageant yesterday. A
meeting was held at the headquarters
at Tenth and Main streets at O'Clock
and all matters OF major Importance
were taken up and discussed. r. NJ,
Crutchheld, who is chairman of the
com ttee, presided yesterday after
noon.
All the military organizations Of the
city will march in the parade. This
will include the John Marshall cadetA
the Richmond college battalion. a rep.
resentation from Camp Lee. hattalions
from the Blues, 0rays and Howftzers
and members OF the home guard.
All the organizations, clubs and 80.
cieties will also march. as we'll as tfs
public schools. Each representation
will have large float. which will
forcefully draw some phase OF The
war. Some will tell OF war stamps
others about saving food and fuel, and
others on the liberty loan. which will
be fnaug0rated TWO weeks iateT.
A special feature of tho parade Will
be service division, which will In
clude all the mothers Of the city who
have sons or near relatives in this
United States service. This will be
one OF the largest divisions Of thu
parade, as well as one OF the most
striking Each mother will carry
flag
The Red Cross nurses will &lss
march In special division. Theif
float will portray one of the most
striking phases of the war, The Ia.
Dor organizations viii be in the pa
rade. and It Is said that their float
will be q large spectacle.
The committee in charge invites
suggestions and help from ali inter,
ested persons The headquarters 4,
at the southwest corner Of Tenth and
Main streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
HOLD EXAMS FOR
GOVERNMENT JOBS

The United States civil service bu-
reeu holds examinations for stenog-
raphers and typewriters in Baltimore
Newport News, Norfolk and Richmond
on the rrst and third Fridays of each
month. These examinations begin al
7, NJ. and are SO arranged that can
didates for the positions can take them
without Inconvenience
The government is in great need OF
experienced stenographers and type
writer's and is putting all VINO pass
the examinations TO work immediately.
Information can be obtained from Wi.
liam Henry Ham, registry division
Federal building
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
PUGET SOUND FARMERS
START TO RAISF- PEAS

Seattle. Wash, March s.-Ths
French poilu cannot fight unless ne
gets pea soup at least once a day.
so farmers on the San Juan islands.
In Puget Sound, are taking out tier
famous apple trees and viii plant
peas In their place.
In addition to other mlsfortunes.
farmers have had 10 contend with this
destructive pea weevii in other sec
lions Of the country but on the Saa
Juan islands this pest never has been
found Chilly nights Kill them, say
the farmers.
French government buyers hav~
offered the island farmers $50 to sita
a ton for their peas this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
Petersburg
DIR. ESTHER JOY TO TELL
OF HER WORK IN FRANCE

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.1
Petersburg. Va, March S--Dr. Es-
ether Love Joy will address a mass
meeting in the local 7. NJ c. A.
auditorium, next Thursday night, un-
der the auspices OF the local Red
Cross chapter. She will ten OF her
experiences as a Red Cross physician
in France, from where she has ius+
recently returned Dr JOY was MAX
ing a tour Of several Potomac diyi-
sions and was brought to this city
by Arthur Kyle Davis. field secretary
and w r. McTlwaine. president 81
the local chapter. Many Petersburg
people will doubtless avail themselves
of hearing Or Joy, and record
crowd a. expected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
ARREST sMUGGLERS
WITH SAIN AIRS AN

New York, March s,-IIeury Lem
mers. who said he represented Aus
tralia ana Holland in a diplomatic
capacity. was arrested today, charged
with smuggling into America a trunk
containing $50 coo worth Of salvar-
san. He explained to customs on
Gals after his arrest it was claim ed,
that he smuggieU ito do humanity a
service" The salvarsan vas int,%fed
for reshipmenut 10 Australia, ~Nere
il was TO have been given TO the
Red Cross for distribution among
soldiers, he Is said TO have claimed.
The arrest came aboupt through
disclosures made t9 "a friend to
whom Lemmers had confided his Sc
cret. Instead OF helping along the
fraud, the friend communicated with
federal officials The drug had been
concealed in small apertu~cs in the
-.'r'r co0tlired ia minute glass
per cent,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
AnnRY v.

H.w York March s--Monsy ~ caI
,r.rea AZ ; ner cent high : per cent
low Ter cent closed. per cent
Most OF ths days loans were mace
at PER cent.
Time money wax rory dun today,
Ynoderate number Of rene walls consti'
t,lttng the business done Rates
uer cent for sin matpritisr
Mercantile paper was bought spar
frGly Some attractive names w@E'
Sosu Rates per cent for the beE'
naraes. with occasional sales OF very
choice short paper At 50 per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
MEN FROM SHOW ME-
STATE GOT THF PROOF

Fredonia. Kan, March s.--~Two
Nissourians from sedalia were In
Fredonia to look over some oil leases.
They wanted TO see Iarned Well No.
I, recently drilled in.
When they arrived at the we'll they
were informed II was almost full. The
two men from the show me" state
declared:
show us how full it is
The bit was drawn up, and the oil
spouted out over the top Of the mast
That night 81 Fredonis tailor had
two Jobs OF cleaning clothing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
would have been s12,5oo.
k..4IsOttH ALIEN. BOY
REsSE<TS PRAISE. OF KAISER

Great Lakes, H. March s.--Jo-
seph Zelewick, eighteen years old. OF
Milwaukee applied to Lieutenant
Walter IL Brown. recruiting officer.
to enlist. He spoke English with a
German mixture and said he was born
in Vienna His father. he said. was
so proc erman that ne had run away
from home because he couldn't stand
for an excess of r-praise. He
was rejected because he is an alien.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
FROZEN WHALE MEAT FOR
ENTIRE T. &. Is PLAN

Victoria. p c.. March s.-Frozen
whale meat for every section of the
United States Is the plan OF the Vic
toria Whaling company, which has
just opened hig cold storage plant
at Bay City. Wash. from which the
frozen meat will be shipped, A whale
meat cannery has been established at
kuyquot. The Victoria company has
absorbed the Nothern Pacific Sea
Portage company OF Seattle, and TAX
en- over its feet OF whaling vessels and
other properties
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
Patriotic Alien Enemy.

Fond du Lac, Wis, March s--Al-
though he has four sons now In the
United States army, August Noren-
berg Of Eden. Is a German alien
enemy. He did not discover that fact
until after the time for the registra-
tion OF alien enemies had expired,
Federal officials have promised to try
and aid Nuremberg in his present
trouble as they say his loyal
ty to America is unquestioned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
DISPOSING OF DRAFT
PAPERS At FAST RATE

The exemption board for the East
ern district board o. Virginia, located
on the fourth floor OF the Federal
building, is disposing OF the question.
naires and exemption papers at q rap
Id rate There were about 40 600 on
hand AT one time. but this number IL
fast dwindling.
The director estimates that the pa
pers are being handled three times as
fast as they como in.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
COCK FIGHT AUDIENCE
HELD UP By BANDITS

Greenwich, Conn, March s.-while
sporting men from points in Connec-
ticut, New Jersey and New York were
enjoying n series OF cock nghts In a
barn near here six bandits, heavily
armed and masked, held up the en-
tire party. obtaining several tho ssand
dollars. The automobiles used by the
sporting men had been disabled, pre-
venting pursuit. The bandits emp
tied their revoivers and then escaped
Eleven sporting men have been ar
rested for violating the law which
prohibits cock fights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
LOSES PART OF SAVINGS
WHEN ROLF Is WASHED

Freeport, III. March s.-Distrust in
banks caused Charles II. Crane. aged
seventy, to nearly lose his life's saw
ings. He had 1850 in currency pinned
10 shirt he sent To Chinese laun-
dry. Missing the money, he hurried
TO the celestiaIs establishment wh1re
he received his shirt nicely Numbered
minus the money Investigation by
police disclosed fragments OF the bills
in a washing machine. All but 500 OF
the money was recovered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09


Hanks Join Federal Reserve
The rrsources OF the Federal Reserve
bank for $he Fifth district were aug
mented yesterday bv the addition Of
sixteen banks in various sections OF
the district including four from Viz
ginia, one being In Richmond--the
Savings Bank Of Richmond
This Is I'd news for the govern
ment. and along the suggestions
made by PRESIDENT Wilson. that all
banks get into the system, 50 that the
financial condition nf the country. as
we'll as that Of the banks themselves
may be still further fortified.
The Virginia banks that go into the
system. according to a statement is
sued yesterday by Chairman Caldwell
HARDY Of the board OF directors OF
the Fifth district, embrace the Peo-
plea bank. OF Hsrrisonburg: Citizens
bank. OF Norfolk. and the Peoples
Bank and Trust company, OF Chase
CITY The other new banks in the
system are
Continental Trust company Wash
inCton. n G.
Baltimore Trust company. Baltimore,
Md
Balumore Commercial hank, BaItt-
MARYLAND trust company. Baltimore.
Mo
Grafton Banking and Trust company.
Grafton W. Va.
Kanawha Valley bank Charleston.
W Va
New Born Banking and Trust com
nanv New Bern, y. c.
Merchants and Farmers hank,
Cheraw, $. c.
BANK Of Hartsvilie, HnrtsvtIe s. O.
Peoples Bank OF sumter, sumter
: G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
ESCAPE FROM BURNING HOME

Altavista. Va, March Sire to-
tally destroyed a cottage and contents
in the village Of Hurt. yesterday morn
ing. occupied by John Mitchell and
family, who barely escaped with their
lives. The children and their mother
escaped In their night clothing.
Fire originated in the kitchen. The
property was owned by Major Hurt
ard there was no insurance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

New York. March s--Today's clos
lrs rates ot foreign exchange fol-
lows.
Francs. demand 672n cables
S14%
Culldsrs checks. IT, cables IS
Lire checks. s.71ta. cables .se
RubIes. checks. 1890; cables. 1870.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

Cincinnati. O. March s.--An Ohio
woman. Miss Jeanne Emma Morhsrd.
has received the badge Of the Legion
of Honor from the French govern
ment in recognition OF her work as
head OF the Franco Belgian relief fund
In Cincinnati. For twenty three
years Miss Morhard taught French at
Hughes High school here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
Looks for Honest Thief.

Hardin ILL.,, March s.--On the the
or, that not nll thieves are dishon-
est G. II. Lamar, editor of paper
here. has advertised he will leave the
back door of his office open at night
SO that the person who stole Lanar's
iaprobe and hore blanket can return
thar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

There Is some talk along the Row
~ presenting Policeman Nike 0ugAr
with p liberty bond in recognition Of
his long years NJ faithful services in
watrhns The financial district. and
feeping things straight along Main
street through had weather and good
II this idsa materialiZes into concrete
shape; IL viii cost about nifty cents
piece for one hundred contributors
] and ofiicer Mike will have met with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

Mary Malone. the negroes who, on
last Tuesday night walked into
negro pool room on old street and
began shooting at a man, was ar
rested today and locked up
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
pIcnMoND PRODUCE MARlxEr.

tuhoi"saie Quotations by r.. w. Evans
q CO., Commission Merchants, 1918
Fast Cary street. Madison 1919,
T. : food administration license No
6. o3222
Richmond Va. March &, 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

The railroads had their inning On
change yesterday. This was mainly
due to the adoption by the L. s. sen =
ate Of the finance bill. and life was
Immediately injected into the railroad
stocks. Buying on investment was
strong, and c. and O. showed an adj
vance OF two per cent. with Southern
common among the leaders.
Brokers suggest that the roads ars
now, on account OF low prices good
things to invest In.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

Secretary Connie Saunders, Of the
state Fair association. is already look
ing far ahead to a big exposition next
fall He informed a party OF hebitues
of Straus' that he had succeeded IN
getting the Virginia fair into the great
circuit embracing all the big Western
cities and would therefore be in posi-
ton to present the attractions from
the farms and grazing lands OF the
West. which would prove interesting
and valuable - She people who have
the land
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09

the greatest piece OF luck since the
time ne found a ten dollar bill in front
of the postofYice.
lower Main street business men are
interested in the hint that during the
year the plan OF projecting new
sewer though Main street ut Fifteenth,
with the consequent decreasing storm
and freshet hazard may assume tangi-
BILE proportions. This scheme has been
pet one with City Engineer Boiling
for a number of years, and II Is hoped
by him and the administrative board
that before the year Is over. there
may be found way TO get the work
started with prospects Of speedy COM
pletion. even with the scarcity Of city
funds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
ALONG MAIN STREET.


Hank CIeaTanceG.
Richmond. March 6, i9lS--$8 S1S SIS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-09
PETITIONS CONGRESS

CONTINUED from First Page.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29

mia obudzily 60 poca}urki: to o.
ma calowala sic re z%fodziejem je'
90 .szczeseia, rrrrrr...rrrrrr..
Odtad biedny, zazdrosny kos,
codzien kolo poiudnia pod dab
przylatywaf, ably ia przynaJ-
mniej widziec, ably bye przynaj-
mniej W jej poblizu.
Pcwnego dnia - jesieh juz by
la, znuzone liScie "a ziemia te-
sknily - niewierna kosowa RE
kla do swojego kawalera:
- Juz. zmrok zapada, a jeg,
jeszcze niema...
- Teskno CT "a nim?'
o ME! ME! jego spojrze-
ME Dol mi sprawia! u.
Juz cie ME bsdzie meczyl
swojemi spojrzeniami'..
- O! on jeszcze przyleci, przy-
leci 2 pewnoscia!
- Me! juz nigdy!
- Skad wiesz?
naszego s~zczescia bolu ME spra-
vial, wydziobalem mu oczy...
- Co to? slyszysz: COS leci!...
o! tam, jakis ptak!..' uderzyf SIG
o ga}az lipy... opadl!!.'. znow le-
ci... znow uderzy{ O drzewo... ma
skrwawiona glove.
- A! widze, widze! to pew
ME golab zraniony przez czfowle-
- Me! to on.
Ignacy Nikorowicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-29
TRAGEDYA Ma AKACy|.

Cd tygodnia Kos jest tatkiem
dwojga kosiat. Radosne to ida.
rzenie uczcili panstwo Kosowic
ietq, ktora udala sic Swietnie
goSc;c, krewniacy Z okolicy, na-
wet sic troche popili: "a wicle
zagladali do kieliszkow Z aka
cyowym miodkicm.
Pewnego wieczoru rzchla ko-
sowa do koSa:
Boje sig.
- Czego? czy znowu rudy kot
koIo naSzcgo gniazdka przecho-
dill?
To ME. ale.
- Ale CO..?
- Mad wieczorcm, gdy wylc-
cialeS 20 prowianty, usiadla ma
gaiazce n~aprzeciw kukuika i pa
trivia ma mnic, ma nasze gniazd-
ko i ma malenStwa, tax JakoS
dziwnie, re mi re strachu a.
piorka sic ~najezyly. Ona nam
pewno zazdroSci! obawiam sic,
re mas spotka jakieS nieszczescie'
- z}c s~pojrzenie przynoSi ME-
s~zczeScie...
GlupiaS! Dajki o zlych o.
each, to ludzk;c ~przesqdy...
Cd kilku dni kos jest W zlym
homorzc, a powodcm zlcgo hu-
moru, ze' zlc sypia.
= Tel nocy'znowu ,,tw2;e'
bachory mnic kilka ray zbudzi-
".
,Twojc" powiadasz... chyba
.,naszc''.
- ze ,,nasze" to mnic mic po'
ciesza. dose, &c nlnie zbudzily, a
re zaS mnic zbudzily, to twoJl
wilma, DO ty ich rozpuszczasz,
rozpicszczasz! I'm SIG zdajc, &c
gniazdko Jest tylko ola Mich! "a
DUO miejsca ~zabieraja! zacho-
wuja sic tax, jakby one til byNy
panama.. a ME ia!
- DUO miejsca zajmujq. b;
rosna! to naturalnc. trzcba 3ylo
wieksze gniazdko zbudowac!...