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The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
Sense and Nonsense.

We do talk lot OF just ourselves
Take for instance, lot of the things saying right
Analysed, some OF demands for impossblics
Others for the haste which makes
On second thought find don't exactly say.
We don't example, require business dealings
o be done a noprofit basis.
We really do that shpocking proiteering
impossible
md will happen.
We don't less law, less orderly procedure for
MOI freedom.
liberties saeguarded by law
left in ncbuous form
We don't abolish capital really.
We direct and control its that
Vt the core the American PEOPLE arc as sound as the best ppn
in the orchard
They may talk
But they don't anything but
Craftsmanship o require o. mou. ing
causes chiefly to the running
OF OF irresponsible mouths.
The country bright The only real
danger is epidemic Of hystcria
understand course that tine Senate would favor the league
i the governing body be the Senate.
In the good old days men fought for the pride of winning but
these modern prize fighters demand the indemnity
French authorities knew OF the existence OF clemeneu assa
ant but considered linn Harmless anarchist There amt any
animal
"BoIsheyk" majority that's because single Boshevik
always considers himself large majority Everybody else
an
they indeed 1909 to 1oI was
q trustful
Whether you for the league of not lot
OF noise fool Only about of ninety six Senators
openly opposed but those make the wclkn ring.
One why certain hasle discuss
league order make their heated remarks before
from temperature feet
Come Clean
By EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
Mhen hand ottal
When dip garbage where's
The bit of filth fed
As heard it, said
Is irme fixed than though tried to anchor imbed
When the scwcr-smc you lose
though fleeing
But I'm you're so dull,
Not S self-deceived gull
As to think that free mind by slipping your
You soil your body outw?Edy and wipe off skin.
And the world from pole pole
Might be under your control,
ut what shall keep cleanse soul?
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
Post 100000 Beauty Forfeit.

New York. Feb. 26.-One hundred
thousand dollars will be forfeited IL
any irregularities are discovered in
picking the beauty at the Moul.
Rouge ball. A bond for this sum was
given by the man who will count
the votes.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
BUREAU OF
ENGRNINGI
AND PRINTING
HSsz NEWS |

EOlllt tllNll dllllItI VI AllF
bureau band, who spends his working
hours in the machine division. likens
the program rendered by the band at
the recent meeting of the Andrew
jackson Council OF the Junior Order
trip down the river.
Here is his version: Leader Jones.
taking the stand. said. Boys, We are
just about TO sail. Now. we are first
Honor Bound for the land of Apple
Blossoms and will travel down the
Beautiful Ohio to the Sunny South
where the Blue Bird will sing as a
greeting to our Director and he and
The Rose OF No Mans Land will
hear with Joy the strains OF Hin
dustan,' Good Night and our own
beloved Star Spangled Banner" All
seemed to enjoy the trip. and were
sorry when the end came.
Mrs. Jeanette Travers, numbering
division. night force, has returned to
work after a ten-day leave, which
she spent visiting relatives in Canada.
Fred Fleckenstein. plate printer,
section 1, was called to New York Sat-
urday. as his mother is dangerously
ILL.,
Edward Leahy, foreman Of the ma
chine shop. is expected from PhiladeI-
phia in a day or two. Mr.. Leahy is
visiting relatives and friends in the
Quaker City.
Andrew s. Wright. plate printer.
section ;. night, is back on the lob.
after having been absent for two
months with influenza and pneu-
monia. 1t certainly looks good TO see
Andy back.
Miss Bertha Malone, who has been
a counter in the stamp perforating
division. has resigned and returned
to New York, her home town.
The friends of Herman Schmidt in
section could stand il no longer,
so Herman got a pass and permit
to visit his barber. We wonder IL
he had to take gas to have 'eu.
amputated.
Frank McCann and W. S. Calls. of
the machine shop, were on leave all
last week.
Walter Reedy. machinist in the
wetting division, is absent on ac-
count of illness.
The machinists of the Bureau who
are members of the Columbia Lodge,
No. IA, International Association OF
Machinists. will carry their new
banner just purchased, in the well
come home parade today.
Willard Minard. OF section 6. was
off yesterday to get in a little extra
practice. He is not going to let the
rockies in the band get ahead Of
him.
Miss BERTHE Mauck, of section Z.
night. has been transferred to day
work.
William F. Kennedy. of section 6,
is confined to his home in Clarendon,
Va, on account OF illness.
Joseph A. Handiboe, of the surface
division, has spent several busy days
this week in the interest OF the base
ball team. Mr.. Handiboe is manager
OF the Bureau team.
f. A Kreutzer, of section s, is back
at work Mr.. Kreutzer has been i'll
with influenza.
II. w. Rirkle and John Ford. plate
printers. section 8, are on the sick
list.
Dan Cupid has been working in Sec
ton I. Last week Miss Maize Can
ter was married to Mr.. A. Sims.
Several of the married men Of the
Bureau have suggested that the first
word in the preceding paragraph
should have an IN" inserted just
before the m
On account of the parade today,
the band rehearsal for the beginners
has been postponed until tomorrow.
Stewart McCabe, of the carpenter
shop. is on the sick list.
Miss Ann de lie Vergne. assistant
Forewoman of the examining diyision
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
80 DAYS for Warbler.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Feb. 26.-TryinC
to sleep all over town and warblinE
like caliph landed John Davidson
thirty-day sentence in the work
house. John was cruising about the
North Side with his bed and filling
the night with music" when the
cops got him.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

stop that weakening Persistent cough ~ c7,f.
threatening throat or lung sFerJi1ns with -
mans AltcTsfiTe. the tonic and uphTnidrT uf e.
Years successful vsa. Soc and s. - bprrle. iron
druggists. or from BCkNAN LABORATOKN
Philadelphia For sale az the Peoples Ir---
stores and other leading dr7lEEivtK ADJ
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR.
BY John kendrick Bangs.
GARNERED SWEETS.

GARNERED SWEETS.
As bees their honey store
So shall l store today
Until the hive runs DER
The sweets that come my way.
That I and friends of mine
In days of joyless weather
May sit us down and dine
Upon their joys together.
tCopyusht, lsIaJ
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Frank a. Moffett. Frank E. Krop-
fer and Thomas J. Corwin are on the
sick list in the day monotyBe sec
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

THE stars incline. but do not COMPEL
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

One why certain in hase
order make their
in from France and lowered the
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Whether for the league OF nations don't 10
OF fool Only about of
openly opposed it but those make the wckn ring
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
Times SQUARE

At Broadway 44th to 4Sth Street,
the center Of New York's social
and business activities. 10 close
proximity to all railway terminals
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

II TAFT really said that he wouldn't those Senator
night they be bad indeed, for Taft 1909 to
q very trustful
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Miss BERTHE Mauck, of section Z.
night, has been transferred to day
work
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Charles Shepperd has returned to
the forwarding and finishing section
otter several weeks illness.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

In the good old days fought for the pride Of win
these modern prize fighters demand indemnity in adva
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

William F. Kennedy, of section 6,
is confined to his home in Clarendon,
Va, on account Of illness.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

"BoIshcviki" majority that's because a single
always considers himself large majority Everybody els
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

COVERINGS wanted. Music desired. J. T.
Turner. wiz. Va.
RAPHER-Eapcricnced ste r.
rApher wanted. Reply in own handwrit-
ing. Stating experience. references and
salary desired. G $50. caro- Times Dispatch.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS young lady
stcnosrhphcr: permanent position; state
salary and phone number. Address A $40,
care Times Dispatch.
STE%oGRAPHER wanted: must be eapabIe
ami Industrious. Apply by letter only
stating experience and salary 1pcctcd. Mr.
Levy. Southern Stamp and Stationery Co..
City.
/. TEACHER--An efficient young woman to
take charge, first grade in WARSAW Pub;
lie schools. Give experience. references nd
salary wanted in first letter. NJ l..
stevens. chairman. Box 81 Warsaw. y. G.
WANTED--Scveral young ladies for address
Ing circulars. Pleasant work and good
pay. See Mr.. Levy. Southern Stamp and
Stationery Co. Twelve Six Main Street.
WOMEN. intelligent, active. to show samples
OF premium chinawarc and write orders
outside work. Good pay. Inquire for Cir
c1lstion Manager. 81 North Seventh Street.
YOUNG LADIES
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HeIp-Sialc br Female.

observation-disclosures. first class a c h
of shorthand and typcwriting: one cap
able OF managing small business college Re
ply. stating salary expected Hopewell
Chapter. y. r. =. Hopcweli. Va.
TEACHERS wanted. Principal s!40-sl50:
English. $50. physical training. $1,000:
scicnos. 1850: French ATTN. $50: university
instructor. Sl,2o0Sl.300: English French
$40 up: scores Of grade positions Vacanyics
AL oyer south, Telegraph. phone and spe-
cial letters. Quick service. Special enroll
mcnt. Three onec., Southern Teachers
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IUCTIONS-LEG4L
Legal Notices.

DIVIDEND-The board OF directors OF the
Universal Leaf Tobacco Company Inc.
have declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of per cent on preferred stock OF sai,l
company. payable October |. 1919. To
stock holders Of record on september. 20.
1919 Checks for said dividends will be
mailed. Tho stock transfer books Will be
closed from September 20. 1919. to October
!. l9l9. W. A. WillinEham Secretary.
HAVING sold my restaurant business. known
Plaza Restaurant. 1905 East Main TO-
,ice Is given that al parties holding bills
against Same mus, present them within ten
days for payment Il. V. Themaras.
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PROPOSALS.
Com monwealth OF Virginia.
Office OF the
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public Printing.
i..l,. ND

Superin tendcnt OF FubIic PrInins.
Richmond. Va. Sept 8, 1919.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL he received
at THIS OFFICE until ~ NJ. OF FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER ~. 1919. for tho PRINTING.
BINDING. RULING. etc. for the state OF
Virginia for one yer from October J..
1919.
Printed schedules. showing In detail the
CLASSIFIED tons which all bids Will be
CURED to be made, will be furnished to bid
dcrs on application.
Contractors Will be required to enter into
pond with security. to be approved by the
prompt and faithful execution OF their CON
tracts.
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or
AL bids and the work will be awarded in
such lots or portions as the Superintendent
may deem proper.
An bids TO be Enclosed in sealed en-
n n.p al, ana TO to be plainly marked Pro
Posais LOT printing and Proposals for
Binding" DAVIS BOTTOM
Superintendent OF Public Printing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

TYPEWRITER OF all makes repaired.
prompt service: satisfa elton Cuaraptst d
American Typewriter Exchange. COS FAST
Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

THE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS; co
Tine annual meeting OF the stockhold.rs
OF The southern Manufacturing Conpnn
T,nth and Perry streets; Richmond Va.
by order Of the president w. L.. Wight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Statesmen and Agents.

tho world specializing in accident and
health insurance wants 1--we. earnest agents
throughout your State. Over so 600 Geo dol
lars paid in claims. johnson C Adams
Southeastern Managers go Southern Bldg
Washington, u. C.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for sale.
5 |

\ Cur Gl.ASS-tl.5O special cut glass oi!v,
dish. SchRaf Bros jewelers. 40 East
]
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

TElEPHUNE kannoivn i ana TO-. A TIm.,
pispstch Wan; Ad Taker what you
al tina. Will QUICKLY get good results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

HAVE SOME GOOD POSITIONS
OPEN FOR GIRLs APPLY BkK-
ING POWDER FACTORY. EIGHTH
AND PERRY STREETS. SOUTH
RICHMOND. THE SOUTHERN
MFG. CO.
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SE a..".;.sr.., "erk on advertising.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

SALESMEN wanted. The largest manufac-
opcninEs in its sales organization for sew
cral nigh. Grade salcsmen capable OF Darn
ing big money. tho amount being limited
only by your efforts. II you are looking
giving details regarding experience. terri
tory preferred. references. etc. Address |,
Times DisDatCh-
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities. q.

AN OPpORTCNITY-wc are enIArgins the
scope o: our business and have openings
Tor hNe real men. Our men are really
partners in the business. y drawing ac-
.oun' - iuIntshen II YOU can sell and
.or yourself writ. us giving ali facts in the
hrst letter. Equity system and Finance
COMPANY. Charleston. ". Va.
BOTTtlNG PLANT-For sale. prosper
Gus bott!ing plant IN a Virginia town Of
1900 inhs oitants. VIII tell cheap for
cash. owner has other busness in view
Is reason for selling. Address J. ia.. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

hastcns maturity which
means getting hogs into marketable ctn-
dition much sooner with a saving OF iced
time and labor. Brauar < HASTEN dis.
tributors. 1.0S East Cary Street;
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DANVILLE, VIRGINIA
Conner Property

On Main street. Two brick houses
nine rooms each. bath. Offered for an
estate. See us now.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
Real Estate Departments. Seventh and
Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

STOP and think how many hundreds OF
buyers are now reading these specific
ads.
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Houses For sale. 81
buNGAi.OW--Scvcn room bungalow, Stat
roof. large >olscts. built-in conveniencrs:
new waxed hoors; very roomy Come and
sec Il =. G. Neisen. go State street.
FOREST HiI.I-Attaactive residence: two
minutes Walk To car: all modern improve
nenis; tapestry brick. front porch. Mad
btsi oarsains n The " City 0f sSH NJ the
kayhoc. - North Ninth street.
HOUSE
NICE 7.nooM HOUSE IN SUB.
URBs. WITH BATH AND PANTRY,
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT:
rArERED THROUGHOUT. ON
CAR LINE. 20 MINUTES FROM
SEVENTH AND BROAD: FOR
SALE AT a BARGAIN q SIS.
CARE Es.DisPATCH
WoopLAND HEIGHTS Eight room mod :.
crn house; possession at once: S4.25I easy
payments Six.r"nm house. $4,000 o0: pay
like rent NJ G. Mann, Madison 450-J.
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Poultry and Supplies.

ANcONAS. cocNereis and hens. for sale
II. +: roindcXter. Rio Vista, Va Siop
22is. Westhanpton car line
DtIkS-f3r saln: Indian Runner Ducks,
so each Yours truly. b. r. Huiway
II L. d. 6. Box los. Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

Wanted. young men who want to
know how "a do tho riEht thing In
their work without having to b.
TOLD; 10 know that virginia
Mochanics Institute Will help
qualify them 10 dispiay initiative
and judgment in their work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11
Rooms Without Board.

FRANKLIN. NEAR HARRISON-DoubIe
front room and two large connecting
rooms. with private bath splcndiIly FUR.
nlshcd and modern. Only those w,shinr
hIst-class rooms need apply. Madison 223o
NICELY furnished room to gentlemen only
Call before noon. Madison 1868
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81 5 E. Leigh St.
Shafer Street

Choice nine-room dwelling, modern
offerings rare in this desirable loca-
ton.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY,
Real Estate Department Seventh and
Main Streets.
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For Sale

Eight rooms, one bath. excellent
condition. immediate possession. Near
Harrison. Phone Mr.. Boiling at
CiOI.SAN & NASH. INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-11

PIANOS. furniture. household goods bought
sold. exchanged Andcrson's Broad al
First. Madison l03I
SECONDHAND FURNITURE bought and
sold. Boyd II. Cobb 206 West Broad:
Church Hill Furniture Company. c5oo East
WE buy used decks. once furniture and
Afca. Madison 2s2l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

przez kontrole cen hurtownych
zaostrzedzonp konsumentowi mi T.,
liony dolarow, ktoreby niewatpli
vie zmuszony byl wydac, gdyby
dozwolono ma spekulacye i wy
zvsk.
Niektorzy ludzie .Powiedzq, re
Ameryka ME bedzte sic ~intereso-
wala zywieniem ludzi obcych kra
Ij6w, re nawet podczas wojny ME
kierowano sic 'scis}a kooperaty--
wa, re kobiety hagromadza}y "a
pasy cukru wtenczas, gdy caiy
SWAT odczr1wa} jego brak. Me
ktorzy nawet mowili, re oszcze-
lzano zywnosc W tym tylko celu,
ably wygrac wojne i 5e gdy woj-
ma sic skonczy, amerykahskie Ho-
b;cty nigdy sic ME zgodza ma
zaoszczedzanie zywnoSci dia die
CT. ktore gina z glodu w dalekich
krajach. Nierna k}anstwa gorsze,
go, niz ~wypowiedzenie do po}owy
tylko prawdy, gdyz klamstwo ia
kie idzie tam, gdzie Namstwo
skonczone. w laden sposob by sic
nie dostaio. So wprawdzie tacy,
kt6rych trzeba bylo przypilnc--
wac, ale Ameryka nigdyby ME
dokonaIa tego wszystkiego. cze-
go dokonafa ola Europy, gdyby
ca1y nar6d ME przyjq} programu
zywnoSciowego re SwiadomoScia,
&c czyni to z wiasnej wolf - ola
ogolnego dobra. Czyby iamery-
kaiska kobieta pozwoli}a sobie
ma przySmakl w chWill' gay GLE
ci ma calej prawie kuli ziemskiej
gina Z braku mleka'? Czy PREY
zwyczajenie jcdzenia ma Sniada-
nie s}oniny miIszcby jej by}o niz
cdrestaurowanie Francyi lub
IHclgii? Jezeli tax, to i'm mniej
sic bedzie m6wi}o o braterstwie
pomiedzy ludzmi, tenn lepiej. VIII
helm Hohcnzollern zdziala} jed
ma dobra rzecz, mianowicie udo-
wodni& nam, re ME mozemy nj
gdv movie, IL ME obchodzi mas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

to, co sic stanie z Europa. On
Izmusil mas do zajmowania sic MIA
a sprawl, czy cziowiek umiera z
efodu tuz w naszem sasiedztwie
|czy tez w oddaleniu trzech tysie-
CIV mil, ME robi roznicy ola mez-
czyzny. ami ola kobiety, zyjaeej W
dwudziestym wieku. Aeroplany'
kable te1egraficzne, iskrowe apa
raty telegraficzne, zblizyfy narod
amerykanski bardziej do Francyi
Ii Rosyi niz nieznaczna odlegsosc
mieszkanc6w Stanu Massachu-
sets cd mieszkahcow Stanu Vir-
|ginia W poczatkach history anne
rykanskiej.
Podczas ostatniego pobytu
,wego W Europe H. Hoover obi
czyi, jak wielkich zapasow zyw'
no$ci potrzeba bedzie n~ajbardzleJ
Dozbawionej ich ludnosci i lie A
meryka bedzie mogfa zapasu te-
90 d~ostarczyc, ably p6zniej kobie'
&c ,amerykanskiej, kt6ra przez
woine Z najwiekszem poswiece-
mem dopomagaia mu zywic marc
dy, powiedziet, re w Europe
lest wie1e ma}ych dzieci, ktore
przymieraja Z g}odu. Amerykan-
skie kobiety, kt6re wysiaiy z
wielka odwaga swych MEOW i
svn6w ma wojne, kt6re przez mic
>iace Gale p%racowa}y z zaparclem
sic sicbie, ktorc zywi}y tvsiace
nagith i gfodnych dzieci, ktore
'igdy ME ustawa}y w piracy
ME NIGGA sic jeszcze demobilizo-
wac, lecz jeszcze przez jcden rok
muszq sfuzyc - z armia okupa-
cyjna.
Przv sposobnoSci przypomina-
nv znowu Hoovera. fundusz ola
Nzieci american Children's Re-
lief Fund for Poland': otlary
dian zbiera Wydziai Narodowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

dac Niemcom sposobnoSc naby-
cia zywnoSci, a Austryi i kraJom
neutralnym, ktore nigdy pred
tenn ME probationary wiasnych
zapasow zywposc, dac odpowied
nie kredyty ! okrety, a nawet u
dzielic samego zaPasu zywnosci
- jezeli naprave ma nastac w tu
ropie pok6j. Niemcom dali Allan
ci sposobnoSc do zakrpowanra
zvwnoSo, ale ze wzgledu ma to,
il Alianci ohca, ably Niemcy u
iszczali sic re swoich dNugow ma
io5onych ma Mich w postaci Cd
szkodowan, oraz zmyli te strasz-
ne zbrodnie, ktorych sic dopusz-
cali podczas wojny przeto ME pc
zwolono i'm umierac Z glodu, VIE
dza oni bowiem o tenn, IL zadanie
Cd vienna odszkodawania / zmu-
Szania 60 do oddania nalezytoscl
giodem, byioby przyjmowaniem
zasad acknowledgment postepo-
wanna 2 narodem, ktory Jest dlul-
nikiem Swiata.
Administracya zywnoscrowa
procz mowienia zawsze prawdy,
miala druga bardzo korzystna STA
bose. Oto jakiS czlowiek PoszedS
do Waszyngtonu Z zazaleniem.
re dzieje mu sic krzywda, re to
lub tamto zalecenie administra
cyl ME Jest dobrc. w odPOwiedzl
IA to urzednik adminiStracyi po-
kazuje MT Gale kolumny ltczb,
ktoremi mu udowadnia, re zaza-
lenia lego So bezpodstawne. lnny
urzednik kaze mu sic patrzec ma
jego sprawe re strony ogolnel a.
ten czyniac zadoSc temu widzi,
re sprawl, ktora go tax bardzo
dotyczy, jest czastka sprawy po-
wszechnej - sytuacyi zywnosclo
wei. ,Nastepnie inny cz}onek admi
nistracyi wskazuje mt, lie dobre
60 uczyni.' jego p~oSwiecenie, je-
zeli poswiecenie to pomnozy
sic przez 100000. Pc plrzypa-
trzeniu sic swej sprawie W dru-
giej strony", cztowiek TAXI udaje
sic do domu zupelnie inaczeJ pa
trzac sic ma Gala sytuacye ma sic
bic samego i swych bliznich, Wi
dzac W kazdym z mich czfowieka,
ktory tax samo jak on ponosi pew
ne poSwiecenia ola powszechnego
dobra. I wfaSnie przedstawianle
ca1ej tel sprawy niejako Po-
swiecenia i rezultatu o~gotnego, o
Gala ludzkoSc; to przekonanie, re
poSwiecenie ME jest pojedyncze
lecz zbiorowe - jest wlaSnie in
spiracya demokratyzmu.
Niekt6rzy moze sobie przypo-
minaja bajke o pewnym sparali-
1owanym czlowieku, ktory przez
trzydzieSci lat ME poruszyl sic z
miejsca, ale gdy ktoS zawolai, re
sic pail, poczai skakac i uciekac.
TAX samo stalo sic z narodem a
merykanskim. Pc padniecfu alar-
mujacego s}owa owojna", narod,
ktory uwazai niektore rzeczy "a
ME do wykonania, ~przekonal sic,
re potrafii je wykonac. Nadeszla
pora prawdziwej PROXY WHY
vienna milionow glodnych ludzi,
A6rzy So o tysiace mil oddaleni
Cd Ameryki, przez male, ale CO.
dzienne poSwiecenia.
Pomimo wielkich oznak wdzie-
cznosci re strony Belgii, i pomi-