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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS WILL
STAGE HISTORICAL PAGEANT
Demonstration Planned by Graduates
In Capitol square VIII Portrn!
Nfrcinia'S History

On Saturday night before June u
which Is June l5-thorc will he
staged on the Capitol grounds by tho
graduating class of John Marshall
Hieh School, 200 strong. a splendid
pageant representing Virginia history
from Colonial days up 20 the present
time
Ii will he the biggest thing ever done
by the graduating class of John Mar
shall. and II Is most fitting that a
pageant depicting the history Of the
commonwealth should be staged on the
beautiful grounds surrounding tho
state Capitol
Miss Ray Van Wort head OF the
English tapavlment AID 7. j. Stubhs.
head of the department OF history.
viii direct tho pageant. Miss Hazel
Gallagher has designed the costumes
and tho artistic effects have been
worked out with great care by Frank
9. spar. Of the art department OF
John Marshall
MANY cadets have asked to he OK
cused from taking part i'm the parade
to-day on account - The heat and the
anxiety of their mothers that tho BOYS
mi@hi TALL out as dc Tho Sc on Monday.
TN" community garden on Jchn
Marshall High school lawn Is begin
nina - show the result Of the time
ski! and labor that have been oXpend-
cd on 1t. All Kinds OF things are up
ana nourtshinC. anil the neat rows OF
vegetables show wonderful promise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
FAILED TO RESPOND
F"cnt!-srycn Hrnrico Wen Fall IN Re-
mort {" Local Uonrd For
Military Service

Although every effort has been made
l" rommuEicat" with the recistrants
IN class ! who should hav. reported a.
III" HEADQUARTERS of the Hcnrico County
iioard FOR physical examination. the
directors o. this board announced YES
ierday that there are SIN twenty
seven men wlo have thus far failed TO
reSpond
The following lis, was given out
10Y publication In order that any ono.
va" may for some reason have failed
10 receive his notice. may DC appriscd
ot the fact that nc Is expected 10 an.
pear. Any person knowing tho pres
ent address OF any man whose name
appears would be comforting a favor
upon the reg'strant. as we'll as tn. al
rccto7s Of the board by calling the
ma,ter 70 his attention.
Tho list follows.
Richard Henderson. Arthur EhI,,,o
Milton Thomas Tillotson. J r. Wvsonc
While Cleveland Burton lanes
Sterling John McLain. John Leslie
MALLORY Edward Johnson Wlljc
seems, Lamcs Edward Lewis. R.ni,nin
Johnson. Ernest Mckinley Jenkins,
fhl!iip Clarke. Charles Tolivcr Manicy
Allen william Jones. Joel Stenhnn
Sheppard. Clarence Floyd Melton. Leon
( Frosch William Lantic Mallory. Nor
ton Adoiph With. Oliver Norma,
hurton. Preston Hulett Maudo Ram.
doIph, Edgar Pollard Fay stump.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
WILL ORGANIZE COMMUNITY
DEFENSE COUNCIL HERE
Details Arc Being Worked Out For
New Wnr-work Organization
In RichmOnd.

Community Council OF Defense for
the city of Richmond is in process Of
formation. The motive power behind
the movement is executive secretary
OF the State Council of Defense. G. T..
Neiiey. He is sending letters TO a
number of prominent men and some
women OF the city asking them to
serve as members. Already responses
are coming in from those who are
anxious to serve in the present crisis
Mr.. kei!eys letter reads as follows,
ON behalf of the Governor of Nir-
gina. | have the honor to ask that
YOU serve as member of the Rich
mond Council of Defense.
The community council. more
especially the council in "A large city
mas proved TO toe OF iucStima bic value
in tho war work of the nation. AS
set forth by the National Council Of
Defense, the fundamental principles Of
the local council are: TO organize the
entire community for work: to utilize
so far rs possible all existing agencies
IN the community: to enlist and main
tain the enthusiasm and support of
every individual back of the War, and
10 rentraliZe and corrcllatc ali the
war work of the organizations in the
community.
1t would be "A gross assumption on
my part to attempt your instruction
In patriotic duty. Your choice as mem
her of the Richmond Council OF De-
tense is conclusive testimony TO the
belief which the Governor of Virginia
has in your patriotism and great
worth. ! shall not, therefore. attempt
10 add anything to this official Motif
cation of your selection except to say
That ! greatly appreciate an early
notification of your acceptance. in order
that the council may he organized for
effective work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
BOY SCOUTS START DRIVE
FOR SALE OF THRIFT STAMPS
wake htnihiur" "rank" az sixth ami
Hr"ah streets Hrndnu.r,crs
ior Campaign.

h"ginninS a drive that viii last FOR
the pcrioG Of ono month. tho various
troops Of Boy scouts Will make the
ih'nihtur" tam; ~ the corner of Fifth
and Erond Streets TIA. headuunricrs for
au Intensive drive for the sale OF thrift
securities
The boys VIII he on hand every even
ing with the exception Of SUNDAY. a
different oir lniHatiou being in charge
81 the "vorll each night
relieving An exhibition Of their skill
In first aid ic the injured and similar
accomplishments speeches In behalf Of
Thrift viii We delivered by The youth
iui speakers in furthcrancc Of the
campaign The boys will then go
through the crowd with their red
cards which are already wcll-known
ia the citizens Of Richmond soliciting
subscriptions from their audiences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
WILL RECEIVE REPORTS
Mass-NrctinE of tolorcL Charity
Worker" Called To Discus. Prog
ross Made in Recent Campaign.

Workers identified with the Com
munity House for Colorcd People. a
charitable organization recently char
tered TO carry on work jointly with
the Associated Charities. whose eX-
ecutive board is composed of both
white and colored citizens. will hold
mass-mcetins in Ehcnezer Eaptis,
church sunday afternoon at O'Clock
Reports a to tho progress being made
IN tic campaign for $1,000 10 start the
work OF the organization viii he made
al this meeting. Many clubs and
churches have been responsive to the
appeal ana contributed generously
and many personal contributions have
been received. officers Of the boa ri
are: president. j. HoEc Kicks: Secre-
tary. pr. w. n Hughes. ana treasurer
William Hahlston. II is understood
that the amount raised by the colorcd
people Will he duplicated by white
citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
Dual Role Played
BY Spring Showers
Cool Atmosphere after Humid
Day and Wash Dirt From
Streets.

Showers came again last night. serv-
ing dual purpose. They cooled the
atmosphere following day which
while not recorded by the thcrmomcter
a being SO hot as the days Just prior
to IL. seemed TO the swcl;cring city
dwci:els hotter than the ones just
rast in which the mercury went higher.
Oppressive humidity made the day one
OF great discomfort. The barometer
registered IS. while the thermometer
reached :? as maximum temperature.
The second Guise i'll which the show
crS came as service was TO tenn
porarily lay the deep coat of dust
and III not a few places wash away
the dirt which throughout carly spring
has been accommodating on the city
streets.
Much thunder and sharp lightning.
which did no damage. marked the
storm. which lasted for almost three
hours. y very noticeable fall in tenn
pcraturc. approaching almost to chillic
ness. came aftcrsthe skies had cleared
somewhat. All through the night the
heavens kept scowlinS and threatened
rain. The forecast for Memorial DAY
held out little favorable hope for the
various services which are scheduled
There viii proba bly, be local shozc,s
and unsettled weather. the official re-
port said last night. Early this morn
ing tho sky was still heavily c!oudcd
and seemed to hold promise that the
prophcsics OF the weather man would
not go far amSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

by Rev Edward \. caiisch. d. d. d.
rabbi OF the syna sogue
Special services for penitencc and
rraNc< Will he held AT St Johns
Evangelical Church At II O'Clock con-
Quoted by the pastor. The church will
he open from s o'clock until : o'clock.
however. FOR any who wish 10 come in
and offer up silent prayer.
Holy Communion Will he celebrated
al the Church Of the Good Shepherd in
Forest iii!l a. 1880 O'clock the SER
vice being conducted by Rev T. y.
Norwood. The church will he open the
entire day for PRAYER and meditation.
seventh Street Christian Church will
he open all day. The pastor. Rev. II.
r. e. Maclachlan. will conduct a SER
vie" Of prayer and song at noon. DR..
Maclachian will make a short talk at
this serric" which he hopes to make
as helpful As possible to all who may
care 10 attend Hc especially requests
any who may have business i'm this
section OF the city at this time Of the
day to come into the church and have
a part In the service.
Grace Street Baptist Church will
hay" special Memorial Day services
Finley +. Gibson. u. u. at midday.
and s0ccial snusic hy the choir
In Highland Park all the churches
VIII each have memorial services at
inc noon hour and = community SER
wee IN the Highland Park Methodist
,huroh At Sis O'Clock. conducted by
Rev. w. Q. James. n. n
BROAD Street Methodist Church will
he open all day. and al II o'clock
Nshor Collins Denny will speak.
Special music will he rendered by tho
choir
The First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
Will have PRAYER service a., II
o'clock IN which strangers Will hc
Welcomed by tho congregation
Tho First ENGLISH Evangelical
Lutheran Church VIII he open from
. o'clock ia tho morning until 10 O'clock
~ night for silent PRAYER aud worshir
TN" pastor. Rev j i Schcrcr. Ir. will
lead tho congregation in worship at
midday
Holy Trinity Church will he open
the entire day. with specials at 10
o'clock 'v The pastor Rev j. !.
Gravatt n n.
Special services will he held =, tho
Randolph Street Haptist Church this
morning at II o'clock by tho pastor
Rev w y. Robertson. The church will
10" open the entire day FOR silent pray yer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
PRESENTS ENGRAVINGS
Autographed EnGrnvurcs Of Generals.
Ice aud Jackson Given TO Con-
fcdrrntc Memorial Soric,S.

NJ nc meeting Of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society yesterday
MISS Matte Harris presented Two en-
celleni cngravings Of General Robert
T. Lee ana General Thomas j. I"S,onc-
"a!Ip Jackson--hoth with thoir
autographs from Miss Cary Laws
Mrs j y. Hodges presented for Mrs
Coz. as loan, The field glasses Of
Genera! William Rufin Cox, which
were used in u sharp engagement
around Petersburg shortly before the
close Of the War Between the States
The torn leather and shattered glass
testify 10 the accurate aim Of the op-
posing sharpshooters.
Mrs Norman V. Randolph presented
the flag Of tho Lancaster Grays gwen
them by the ladies OF that county in
August. 1860.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
MARKETS WELL. SUPPLIED
WITH FRESH VEGETABLE
Locally Grown Supplies Are Being
Brought Into Richmond in
Great Abundance.
NEW PRICES ARE ANNOUNCED
Food administration Says There Arc
No Changes In Quotations tn Con-
MISUNDERSTANDING for Wheat
Should BE Saved.

Fresh vegetables and fruits. locally
grown. are being brought into the city
IN great abundance. and plenty OF VA
ricty for ones table can he secured"
SAID DR.. l.. Eaton. director of prices
of the local food administration. yestcr-
day.
we wish to call attention again 10
saving wheat -four substitutes. 1t has
come to the knowledge of the food
administration that many people are
not Observing strictly this rule and
substitutes arc being wasted in many
homes.
This rs patriotic duty. and We
hop" our people Will observe the food
administration rules. Prices this week
are very slightly changed to the re-
'"ilcT ana not at all TO the consumer"
The following prices have been re-
leased by the food administratio and
These prices apply to tn. Richmond
market only:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
CHAMBER TO MEET
Several important Matter. VIII he
Considered nj Special Meeting
To-MOrruw Night.

a called melting o: the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce VIII be held
tomorrow night at o'clock III the
auditorium Of the jefferson Hotel.
which is intended to take the place
of the regular quarterly meeting usu-
ally held in July.
However. on account OF the absence
Of so many members from the city at
that season. the July meeting is usu-
ally omitted. Bur as there are matters
of great Importance. including changes
III tho constitution that require the
consideration Of the full membership.
and which should not go over until
next fall il has been determined to
hold this meeting in order that these
matters may be considered al once.
At this Time a light luncheon viii be
served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Association Of Credit Wen Tia. I'M
portant I5uHincss Hcforc u Mt
Session Called for Juno g.

Members OF the Richmond .Associa
tion OF credit Men will hold their
fourteenth annual meeting on the af-
tcrnoon and evening Of Thursday.
June s at the Business Mems Club.
special supper viii be served at
$50 o'clock
IN address will nc delivered by J
l.. Jones, OF the Virginia Legislature.
who VIII discuss the measures pa Sed
At the last session Of tho General AS
scmbly. that arc of particular interest
to members OF the association.
Alvin NJ. Smith. chairman Of the log
iSlatiVe committee. Will also read a
special report of The committees
activities before that body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
Try 10 Locate Mrs. Alice Jones.

Fost mastcr Hay T. Thornton ycster-
day received an inquiry from the
brooklyn Savings Bank asking as
sisiancc in locating Mrs. Alice Jones.
formerly Of this city, in order that the
bank might pay her an account whicl;
has been long standing
Mrs. Jones. who is the wife OF
Stephcn Jones. lived in Brooklyn for
almost twenty years. and ten or fifteen
years ago loft there. presumably for
Richmond. her native home. Her
rather. whose name is William Woody
lived In Richmond for many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

Virginia Union University. the high
est institution for Colored men in the
State, will hold commencement excr-
ciscs tonight and tomorrow night.
beginning at S:l5 o'clock, in the chapel
on North Gombardy Street. To-mor-
row night AN oil painting Of the late
DR.. &. NJ l.. King will be unveiled.
and addresses Will he made by DR..
W. NJ. Alexander, of Baltimore. and
Rev X. j. langSton, of Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

CITY Encinccr BOIIinE has been d.
rccted by the Administrative Board
10 advertise for bids for paving the
unpaved portions OF the sidewalks on
The east and west sides of Elm street.
between Hanover and stuart Avenues
The bids are rcturnable on June 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
Tixc. Hours for ClcrrI.. once.

Feeling that its clerks are often
called upon TO remain at the Office
after the regular hour for closing
the Administrative Board announced
yesterday that in future the Office
VIII be closed for the transaction of
business after = o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

'I"Fchrc W Chhdwick, - Omaha
VII lecture Tonight at sac o'clock
al NE Jefferson Hotel auditorium on
'HiIs lan science. Mi Chadwick IS q
ilcmh'r OF the boarG OF lecturcship of
i:' nother church the Firat Church
hT's' scientists. in Boston. The
~ invited 10 attend the lecture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
RICHMOND GIVES OVER
DAY TO DIVINE WORSHIP
While Death Reigns in France
Americans Will Pray for Guild
ance for Nation and Allies.
SPECIAL SERVICES IN CHURCHES
Places of Worship Will Remain Open
All Day for Silent Prayer. With
Services Holding Forth Morning
and Night.

While death holds carnival along the
.ktsne day. every one OF Richmond $
1Go.ucN inhabitants along with more
than 100. ooO.oo1 other Americans. be
licvinE the pure in heart shall see God
ana live and that the meek shall in
hcri; the earth. Will enter upon the
dav this morning with fasting and
PRAYER The sword Of holiness shall he
drawn in the conflict with the murder
Gus barbarian who is drcnchinS Europe
with the life blood OF the innocent.
Al noon IL shall strike for humanity.
Tor liberty and for right.
For wears MAY 81 has ncen set aside
in Virginia hy an act Of the General
Assembly as Confederate Memorial
Day on account OF memories that
stand out like sacred things. when
Nitsinians think Of the War Between
the States. IL is a public holiday. The
President Of the United states, in re-
Spouse 10 a resolution of Congress.
h.S also proclaimed to-day day of
public humiliation. prayer and fasting
The Governor of Virginia. mindful Of
tho bencdiction that follows after
prayer" and conscious of the adamant
morale resulting from the attitude Of
.hs humble who would enlist right
cuusnosS not vanity and pomp. in be-
half ~ the allies, has issued a Memorial
Da" proclamation. 1t calls upon the
peop,e Of the state TO keep the churches
nuen fer meditation and prayer and to
assemble at high noon begging the
supreme Deity to unsh"ath the two
edged sword III defense Of this nations
,rr,n,ipl,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

Looking for Place to Hoard.
Consult the Want Ads in this Dapor
You VIII probably find just what you
want
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

-bisnnich Want Ads arc result
So,n,' To insert an nd, cnII Rnn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30
CHURCHES .t\Noi NiI HOURS
FOR SPECIAL. St.NN ~

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Al o.clorI, ms normnn IN ronf ,'". -
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h,,,,,..,,o - ., S, .t'' ~" ~
nhnrnh M, Mi ho ,,o ', m ,"Sl, M a.,
,f,nrr,nr M 49, w. Wv, ~ -,
H''e'"o"' ''o '"HETc%"''"h VIII J"lh
IN -" ,'"nH Wy
-. "''",' .'"Hr' 80 ~
M" WI J" ~ ' "''"'N IN halh d,
u'"Ee 'E''' h''''S' h"r'h' an"
Nhith VII continue "n'i c'ucN
Nnen 'he congregation VIII 30 -
ashihi'oi square To- 4 communists
service JHdSeA NeHs, and James J..
Jones WI! adnre.. ih''pe"ple who are
rrcseni at iho c%mmunty service
winch VIII nc in the nature Of fast
nose attending Deins requested to
Cast during the evening
There VIII be mldda> services In
FIRST Baptist Chul,A conducted bv
Rev. ID George ~ Mcdaniel
Second ircsb,,cr,an ChIr,h NIu l,s
open all day Th.r, NH h[ .,Ivtccs
At noon. ccnauc,cd t., re, nu..elI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-30

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
SCEN.l ~.
(Ciqg dalszy.)

Drstriamj ,c giebt poia'rIa SIC OrSc0E ES'c2R'c2E'
TUR1NDOT: Rqpr.Gd Strd:e ccs0rSk'e, p0tem
Stro;e eupuchGr TRUFFILDLNEM Ra c1clc,
doIpi uie,rolnice, rgrGd Mich .1DELJL1 SELL
UA-niosa missy : :apieceet0wdnemt hopcrtG-
mn, qcrcszcie TWndd0t : tcdreg 0St0"'oRq; "Szy-
sea urocsysty SktadajQ jej pOkton, ono "!ta 9fe-
bokim uk{onem ceSar:d, kt6ry p~0rStdJe . wPF0-
,cadza ia ma fotel obok tronu; OrSedk kS'esn'csEt
,,sy6d oikJop6v ustawia sic ma bOkH, Adetm6 .
Selima tu3 prey ksie=njcsce; kiedy T"ra"dot A.
siadsie. aUtedy Siadajq 4 doktorzy.
TURANDOT.
Kt6rva lest Smia}ek 6w, co sic odwaza
Pc tvlu ofiar krwawych okropnosclach
NO doswiadczeniach tragicznych tax wielu-
W nieprzeglebione me wnikaG pytania?..:.
Kt6rvz. bv wr6g wIasnego zycia swego,
przychodzi smierci przymnazac univ sro-
gich!....
(ckUiIa mIczeniG)
ALTOUM. Coskazujqc Kalafa, kt6ry Sto' sd"-
miORJ
Otto on c6rko moja. Ach, zaprawde
godzien jest W peini, godzien pred lnnyml'
bys dobrowolnie oddafa mu reke,
bez narazania go ma s~traszne proby
! sprowadzania zn6w ma kraj zafoby,
a ma ma glove cierpienia nOWego...'
TURANDOT (kt6ra d}ugO pdtrzyta ma hadlo'
gvraca sic do Selimy0
Ach. On?.... Ma bOg6w! Co mi jest-Sellma!
SELMA.
Co ci, Ksiezniczko?
TURANDOT. (Vciq5 patrsy ma katata)
zaden z mich dotychczas,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
Il j AYE
w Cleveland, O.

Jak O tenn donosiliSmy kilkakro
tnie, dis p%opoludniu rozpoczyna
sic i ma potrwaG przcz try dni
w Cleveland, o., pierwSzy ogol-
ny Zjazd i konferencya prezesow
Komitctow ObyWatelskich, preze
SEX Komitet0w Polek, Oficerow
Rekrutacyjnych i Organizator0w
Armii Polskiej we Francyi przy
wspofudziale representative i
wyslannikow prasy poskiej.
Ma tym Zjezdzic ,, Dziennik
Chicagoski" reprezentowany be-
die przez czlonka swej redakcyi,
pana Tomasza Laseckiego, kt0ry
nam bedzic nadsyla1 te~legraficz-
ne sprawoDdania wyczerpujqce.
Pan kasecki wyjccha} do Gle
vcland wczoraj wieczorcm o 60
dzinie I. kolejq New York Cen
trail &c stacyi PREY La Sale str.
a wraz L MIN ~wyjechali tymzc sa-
mym pociQgiem nastcpuJqcy pa
ME i panowie: IIcnryk Lokah-
ski, rcprezcntant nDzicnnlEa
Zwiqzkowego Zgoda"; Jan Wed
da, kasycr Komitctu Obywatel-
skicgo w Chicago; Leon Nowi-
cki, officer rekrutacyjny w Kansas
City, KAN; Fran. Grabski, vice
prercz Komitetu Obyw. w Kan
sas City, Hans. Wiad. SchroJda,
czlonek cgzekutywy Kom. Obyw
w Chicago; NJ. Milewska, Z kom.
Obyw. w Chicago; Marya Sake
wska. Wydzialu Kobict Wv.
Mar. Pol; X. Tyrakowska Z
Kom. Lokalncgo w Avondale;
KS. FIR. Wojtalewicz z kom.
Obyw. w Chicago, centrum 2;
A.. J. Block I Kom. Lokalnego
w South Chicago; J. SplEer z
Kom. Lok. w Kensington, ILL.,;
A. Czaszewicz, prezcs Kom. Lo-
kal. w Bridgeport Wv ChicaSo);
w. Wasilcwski, prczcs kom.
Lok. W Gray, Ind; a. Sambor,
prezcs Kom Lok. W Indiana liar
Dor, Ind; L. Lipiilska, wiceccn-
zorka L. N. p, L Wydzialu 10
biet Z. N. P; rs. Wac}aW kru-
ska, prczes Kom. Obyw., cen
trum +. w Milwaukee, Wis.,; s.
kempicki, rcpr. ,,kuryer PolSkie-
90" Z Milwaukee, Wis. w. Szyl-
To-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15

ktOrV DNWdLle I'll plEeu HdHl SIdNu,
laden wzruszania scrc ME miaE sztuki....
4 ten-tcn, ach ten-zna jq....
SELMA.
.Zatcm, Pani--
try 1atwe mu zagadki dali kwita!
Irzuc pychC Z scrca i....
TURANDOT.
Zamilcz Selma!
Xuchwafa! Cos wyrzckla?... A-czesc moja!!
ADELMA (patreyTa rGwnie: dlago ma Kalata
-m6wi do Sie:)
Sen to-, czy java? Go widze, co wldze?
To on! Moi piekny mfodzian, co s}ugiwaF
ma divorce OLGA mego, Kejkobada!
Wiec-ksieciem by} i kr6lcwskiegO rodu?....
O, ME zawiod}o mic przcczucie serca....
TURANDOT. (wynio%lc)
Ksiaze-czas i~eszcze. POniechaj zamiaru!
Cofnij sic! Odejdz precz Z sail ~Dywanu....
Bogowie wiedzq, lie k}amic niegodnic
ten, co o ludzkich uczuc brak mic wini....
Jam-nic okrutna Tylko--chce bye wolna!
Chez sama-sobie bye swoja w}asna-
ME czyia! Chez micc-ja-to prawo proste,
prawo swobody> osobistci, jake
posiada IL mas Observation-Disclosures
poddany nasz, chloe jcszczc W matki ionic!
Tedy swobodna chce bye ja-kr6lewna..
Kedy wzrok zwr6cc, W caFej widze Azyi
kobiete W srogiem jarzmie ponizenia,
iakby. niewoli ciezkiej.. $50. Pomsty pragne
"a ca}y rod moi, w~szystek rod kobiecy,
"a me niewolne, p"onizone siostry,-.
pomsty ma mezczyzn rodzie, co mad MANI
innego przecie prawa ME posiada,
, pr6cz prawa ~pie5ci-siiy!.. Mnie natura
"a bron podafa spryt, roztropnoSc bystrq
i pomysfowoSc do w4asnej obrony,
obrony mojej swobody-wolnosci!
ia ME chce-nie chce znac meza-mezczyzny,
ia nienawidze go i jego dummy,
iego pewnoSci siebie i zuchwalstwa!
Pc wszystko, co cos warte, chciwie siega,
wszystko, co mu sic widzi, posiqSc musi!....
Jesli mic navel natura odzia1a
W krase i wdzieki, da}a mi UNI bystry.
czemua to-pytam-ma bye losem tylko
piekna, zacnoSci-by sic 1upem sta&y
chciwego }owcy; gdy to, co pozlome'
co niepozorne ostac musi W mroku!?
Czyz musi piekno bye wlascia jednego?
Me-. Ono wolne, swobodne i jasne
iako to s1onIre-zr6dfo swiat}a, ciep}a,
ktore wszech Swiatom pc r6wni przySwieca,
ale s}uzebne-powinne-nikomu,
~niczyia wfasnosc wylaczna!
(Ciag daisy nastapl)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-15
Delikatny.

Matka czesze syna, a ten krzyczy:
- Czy to ia krzycze, kiedy mn1e
Marysia czesze Wstydz Sic Henlu.
DO tez mole wlosy ma giowie
a mamusine W pudeleczku..