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The sun., 1919-02-25
WAR ON WADSWORTH
DECLARED BY DRYS
w. II. Anderson Says Anti
Saloon League Will Fight
His denomination.
ATTACK BARNES DINNER
Flood Of Liquor Prevented De.
livery Of Speeches, Charge
Made in Organ.
Special Despatch 10 TUE srS.

ALBANY, Feb. 24.-Open warfare on
United States Senator wadsworth was
declared tonight by William II. Ander-
son, Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League, who announced that the drys
would use all their resources to defect
him II he enters the Republican ri
maries for denomination next year.
Tho current number OF the American
issue, the organ Of the Anti-Saloon
League. which was distributed tonight,
contains vitriolic description of the
Albany county Republican dinner on
Lincoln's Birthday, which was supposed
to have been staged by William Barnes
as the opening effort to bring about the
denomination and reelection OF Senator
Wadsworth. who was one OF the speakers.
The account. said to have been written
by an "eye Witness" declared that
booze flowed as freely as water and that
it was hard for Senator Henry NJ. Sage,
the POSTMASTER. to maintain sufficient
order for the speakers to be heard. To
the overabundance of liquor Is attrib-
uted the fact that Mr.. Barnes himself
at the end OF the programme retrained
from delivering his prepared speech and
told the guests that they could find 1t
printed in the papers the next day.
Minority Leader Charles d. Donohue
of the Assembly ond Assemblyman Ciar-
ence F. Welsh of Albany, one of the
wet" leaders. tonight declared that
there would be sufficient votes to pass
the 10 per cent. alcoholic bill, which has
been introduced. notwithstanding prob
able action by Congress on a bill per-
hitting sale of drinks with but one-half
Of per cent OF alcohol.
II the Judiciary Committee will not
report the bill, according to Mr.. Welsh,
there will be votes enough to take 1t
from the committee.
The annuol convention Of the New
York State Anti-Saloon League will open
in the First Reformed Church to-mor-
The sun., 1919-02-25
SEES MENACE TO SENATORS.
owen Says Chambers Impure AIR
Impairs Their Health.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Appealing to-
day for steps to purify the atmosphere
in the Senate Chamber. Senator Owen
(Oklahoma) said he believed the poor
Dentilating system had Contributed
greatly to the mortality among men,
bers of the Senate. He pointed out that
in eleven years thirty-six members had
died in office. while twenty-three others
had died after retiring, and declared his
belief that their health had been i'm
paired by impure air in the Senate.
II think the Senate is suffering more
from hot air." said Senator Thomas
tColorado) as Senator Owen ended
The sun., 1919-02-25
2e5 GRIP CASES IN TWO DAYS.
Deaths Do Not Indicate Wane OF
Epidemic.

With the new influenza cases reported
to the Health Department for Sunday
and Monday aggregating but 265 for
the two days, as against 175 cases re-
ported Saturday. there is an apparent
decline in the prevalence OF the disease.
And though this holds true also as re-
CARDS the number OF pneumonia cases
reported. a combined total OF 80 for Sun
day and Monday as compared with 56
for Saturday. the smaller number OF
cases is more likely due to delayed holi-
day and Sunday reports than to any
actual decline in the epidemic.
Deaths resulting from both diseases
indicate they are not as definitely on the
wane as might be supposed from the
lesser number OF cases reported. Deaths
Sunday from influenza were a., against
80 Saturday. and IL were recorded yes
terday. Forty-three persons died from
pneumonia Sunday. and I5 yesterday.
Saturdays deaths were ST.
New cases reported in the five Dor
oughs for the two days were:
The sun., 1919-02-25
MORE DI0CEsEs PROPOSED.
Episcopal Committee Recon- mend
Three New Sees.
SPECIAL D,spatch to The Sen.

Albany, Feb. 24.-The Episcopal
Church committee appointed to investi-
gate The redistricting of the New York
and New Jersey dioceses has reported a
plan to establish eight dioceses instead
OF five, leaving the dioceses OF New York
and Long Island as now constituted.
The committee which worked out the
plan in conference with the Bishops
consists OF the Rev DR.. b. W. r Tayler
o. Schenectady, the Rev. Theodore J.
De~ees Of Binghamton and the Rev,
George Iabriskie, Chancellor OF the New
York diocese.
Tho redistricting, II ratified by the do
cesar conventions. will be submitted to
NE General Convention, to be held In
Detroit In October.
The sun., 1919-02-25
WAR CEMETERY BILL PASSED
Land to he Acquired in France for
United States Dead.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ga bill by
Senator Spencer (Mo.) authorizing the
Secretary of War to acquire land In
France for burial OF Americans who lost
their lives In the war was passed to-day
by the Senate and sent to the House.
The French Government has offered to
provide the site, which will be known
as "the American field of honor"
Expenditure OF an amount not to ex-
coed half a million dollars for acquisi-
ton of the land and creation OF a per-
manent board of administration. con-
sisting of three Senators and three Rep
resentatives, is authorized under the bill.
The sun., 1919-02-25
ARMY OF 53s, 4ss PLANNED.
Temporary Organization Provide
by Senate sub-com m ittee.

WASHINGTON, Feb 24.-Provisions
for a temporary army OF 53S,49s OIL
GERS and men after next July 1. as
recommended by the War Department,
were inserted to-day In the 81 900. 900.
600 army appropriat ton measure by a
Senate Military subcommittee. These
provisions were eliminated in the House,
which approved an army OF only 49,
600 men, the mailman fixed in the
national defence act Of 1916.
The subcommittee also agreed to-
day upon pay for enlisted men on the
same basis as the war scale. II plans
TO report the bill tomorrow to the full
committee.
The sun., 1919-02-25
EX.ARMY CAPTAIN ON TRIAL.
Confessed Giver OF Bride say
Upton Priyates Have Motor Cars.

Sidney p. Corn, formely a Captain at
1'hed to the army personnel ONCE at
lamp Upton. was placed on trial for
bribery yesterday before Judge Chatheld
snd jury In the Federal Court. Brook
~ He is accused OF having accepted
'-9N from Sergeant Lloyd Mehlig to ex-
pedlte his discharge from the army. II
u also alleged that Corn afterward en-
"red the jewelry store 'of Mehlig's
.9ther and demanded valuable scarfpin
'r another cft,c-r ~ the camp"
Neeording to Mehlig. the money was
Sd while driving from New York to
Camp Upton in the MehlIgs automobile.
Tow was It that you we're allowed to
t''" an automobile at Camp Upton for
ecld
Nshlby answered II was by no means
unusual for on-comfnissioned Officers
and priyatss to have their own motor
ears In the esmn
The sun., 1919-02-25
KASoNs TO USE ENGLISH ONLY
Foreign Languages in Rituals For
hidden In State.
Special Despatch 10 THE suS

ALBANY, Feb. CIV s. Farmer. Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge, Il. and A. NJ,
state Of New York, has issued an edict
prohibiting the use of airy language ex-
cep, English In the exemplification OF the
work of the order and the keeping of
records, effective July /.
The order Is mandatory and cannot be
appealed from. II affects forty-eight
lodges Thirty-three of these now use
German, four French and eleven Italian.
number Of these lodges are located in
New York. The order was decided upon
After discussion proposing only the aboli-
ZION OF German, and was issued in the
interest OF true Americanization. accord
Tg 10 the Grand Master.
The sun., 1919-02-25
THANKS CHURCH COMMISSION.
Wilson Replies to Message OF We'll
come Back to America.

The General War Time Commission
OF Churches received 4 reply yesterday
to wireless message sent on Friday
to President Wilson on board the trans
port George Washington welcoming him
home and expressing hope for the sue
cess Of his endeavor to procure world
peace through a League Of Nations. The
reply. which was addressed to Robert
f. Speer. the chairman, was given out
at the offices of the Federal Council of
the Churches of Christ in America at
102 East Twenty-second street. 1t said :
The message just received from the
General War Time Commission OF
Churches has given me the greatest
pleasure and encouragement. and beg
that you will express my warmest
thanks and gratitude for it,
The sun., 1919-02-25
1000 Ask 40 Per Cent. Raise.

A strike for 40 per cent. wage in
crease, involving IS shoe factories EN-
ploying more than $1,000 hands in the
greater city, began yesterday, according
to a statement by Raymond p. Morse,
chairman of the Labor Board OF the
Shoe Manufacturers Board OF Trade. 81
Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn. MFR. Morse
said that less than 1000 operatives be-
longed to the Goodyear Operators Pro-
tective Association, locals 1 and 2, which
ordered the strike, but that there would
be no work for the remaining hands in
few days II the strike continued. He
said the unions had refused the manu-
facturers' offer to arbitrate.
The sun., 1919-02-25
Police Department
Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRoJMEN.
To take effect 4 A. NJ. February ~; AL
win l.. Scheffer. 7lst Prec. to 11sth Prec:;
Louis r. Moeneh. Hath Prec. to i1eth
Prec.
To take effect 1901 A. NJ. February al:
From Div. National Defence Especial war
roll) to precincts indicated, indefinite
leaves of absence are hereby revoked: Har-
vey J. Happen. %: Philip Mcdonald, 2si
John II. Stemmermann. 81.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT.
INSPECTOR.
Thomas V Underhill. Div. National De-
fence, In charge of office OF tho police re-
nerve, in addition to his other duties, from
rpector on sick report.
SUSPENDED FROM DUTY WITHOUT
PAY.
PATRoLMAS
John J. Mahoney. No. 7Ss, LIST 1nspec-
ruary 20.
DEATHS.
LIEUTENANT
John r. Mcdonald. Headquarters DIV,
died az l0:l5 p. NJ. February %. Funeral
froS his late residence, 1853 Sedgwick
arSue, Bronx, at 10 A. NJ. February ~.
thence to Church of the Holy Spirit. Uni
vers!ty and Burnside avenues. Bronx.
RETIRED PATRoLMEN.
Charles T. Golden, formerly s3d Free.
died February 81 In his residence, 1903
Findiny avenue. Bronx Funeral from his
torment st. Raymond's Cemetery.
Thomas Aldcror. formerly SEA Prec..
died February 20 in his residence. 81 Lin
wood street. BROOKLYN. Funeral from his
late residence . A. NJ February ~ Inter-
TatRkin.
The sun., 1919-02-25

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 24-The st. Louis
union labor bodies held n union mass
meeting tonight to protest the prohibit
ton law.
The sun., 1919-02-25
Uruguay Army Get. strike Orders

MONTENEGRO, Uruguay, Feb. 24.--The
Government has given strict orders TO
the army and the police in the event Of
a general strike. according to La TS-
bxs1l Professional agitators continue
shsis sGsslstn bgin9 slous = skx1hA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-12

glowy PREY stole!"
,,skohcze, najukochahsza! Jutro
udam sic do mego aptekarza po bu-
telke ,,RUFFLES" 1 jestem przeko-
many, 1e RUFFLES ,Zakohczy te pla.
Ge".
Drodzy. pomyslcie! Ot6t po dlu-
gich latach piracy 1 utrudnionych pro-
bach uda,o sic dotrzee do celu l wy
nalezc srodek, ktorym o~statecznie
motna oczyscic glove z lupieza.
Jedna butelka "a Csc pozbawi
swedzenie 1 iupiez. I doszczetnie o.
czysci Wasza sk6re ma glow!e. Zas u
4ywanie jego cd .czasu do czasu "a
pobie4e powrotu iupieza. A co "a Ply
szny 1 zdrowy wtdok bedzie m!ala
Wasza glowa!
Jeszcze dis kupcie jedna butelks
RUFFLES u Waszego aptekarza.
Bezwarunkowo RUFFLES powinien
wstrzymac 1 oddalit lupiez, Tub W
przeciwnym razie otrzymacie pienia.
DE Vase z powrotem. RUFFLES
Jest zreszta wspaniaiomyslny die
ka4dego. RUFFLES utrzyma Waszs
sk6re W czystosci; wiosom doda po-
lysku l pychy. RUFFLES ME moze
szkodzic navel najdelikatniejszej
Sk6rze.
Jeteli Wasz aptekarz ME ma ma
Skladzie RUFFLESU, to przySlijcis
nam lego nazwisko l zaiaczcie 75c a
wyslomy VAN butelke z oplacona
~przesyika. F. Ad. Richter and Co..
1880 Washington Str, New York.
n. 7.
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PRED WYRUSzENIEM
Ma LETNIE M|ESzKANIE.

Maio rzeczy zabierajcie! Jedy-
NE tie, jake sa ~potrzebne do ivy
klych, codziennych potrzeb. Je--
zeli macie zamieszkaG prosty.
wiesniaczy domek, dodadza one
temu prymitywnie urzadzonemu
domowi troche wdzieku i niece
komfortu, do ktorego przywykli
ludzie d~zisiejszej dolby.
A vice vase ulubione lub po-
trzebne ksiazki, przyrzady do pi-
SANTA, troche fotografii rozrzuco-
nych po Scianach lub ma stole,
kilka cho6by n~ajtanszych wazo--
rikow ma kwiaty ma TAXI LUX
sus kazdy moze sobie pozwolit-
jakies firaneczki Ii okna, i SER
wetki do p~rzykrycia stolikow, OTTO
wszystko, co zabrac nalezy tym,
co ME maja wiasnej siedziby let
niej, a radziby w lecie spedzit Kill
ka miesiecy poSr6d rozkoszy ma.
fury.
A teraz pomyslmy o urzadze-
niu letniej siedziby ola tych, co
maja swoje w}asne miluchne let
ME domki we wiejskiej miejsco--
wosci.
I tutaj prostota i wdziek ma
zastapic okazaloSc miejskiego u
rzadzenia, a czystosc i Swielosc
ma tn panowac niepodzielnie. Sa-
mo wejScie powinno juz nam daG
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DARMO
Ola Cierpiacych
ma Astme
Move domowe lekarstwo kt6re kaidy
mode ufye beB klopotu 4 strnty czasu

Move domowe lekarstwo ktSre kaidy
mode u&yc beB klopotu 4 straty czasu.
Many nova metode, ktora leczymy
astrne ! chcemy abyscie ja s~probowali
z naszym kosztem. Me rob. ro5nicy czy
wasza choroba jest zadawnlona Tub cZy
cierpicie ma nia Oh niedawna, czy cier-
picie ma Astme Cd czasu do cLasu czy
tea jest ona hronic1nA przysciitcie po
nasza probna metode kt6rej udzielAmy
darmo. Bee roznicy W jakjm klhnacie
mieszkacie, bez ro5nicy W jakim wie-
ku jestescfe Tub jake praca sic trudni-
Gle, jezeli macie astrne nasza metoda
p~owinna dac wan ulse natyehmiast-
Szczegolnte ohcemy ja prsysfao tym
ktorzy c:erpis ma talk 1wana bezna--
hziejna, gdzie wsEystkle formy le-
karstw do ~wdyohania, zastrzyktwania,
preparacye opium. patentowane lekar-
stwa etc.. ME p~omogiy. Chcemy polka
FAC ka5demu naSzym kos5tem. te Ia
metoda przyniesie ulke W oietktm Cd
dyohaniu, sapaniu I wszystk.ch niebez-
piecznyoh paroksy1mach Zaraz 1 ma "a
wsEe.
TIA o6erta darmo Jest Zanadto wa4na.
azeby zwfoczyc choc o ja1en dzien. Me
przysylajcte pieniadze. Tylko przyslij-
Gle kupon ponitej podany. Ucsyncie to
dzia'aj. a
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przedsmak tego, CO sic wewnatrz
domu znajduje i doprawdy, re u
rzsdzenie sieni czy tez przedpo--
koju zwykle dale nam juz pojecie
o c~zystoSci, komforcie i dobrym
guscie gospodyni.
Ola iatwego utrzymania czy-
stoSci przedpokoju najlepiej, re-
by bys w~yiozony jasnemi, niebie-
skiemi, kaflowemi tafelkami i
mia} O, lie MONA, jak najwiekszy
obszar. Me zapominajmy, re o.
pr6cz zwyklych wieszadef ma RE
czy i kapeluszy, jedna sciana po-
Wilma bye przeznaczona ma wszel
kie przyrzady do zabaw i gier O.
grodowych, wedek do }owienia
ryb i innych sportowych artyku-
low. Fotele i krzese}ka sk}adane
Iitp. przedmioty.
Salonik najstosowniej zasta-
vic lekkiemi bambusowemi mebel
kami: male stoliki vbambusowe j
koszykowe, wdziecznie rozrzuco-
ne, pc pokoju i zastawione kwia-
tami doniczkowymi / swiezymi
bukietami. Ma scianach kilka jas
nych akwarelowych obrazkow.
Frank barwne, kretonowe i Ia
kiez upiecia, gdzie nalezy. Ma po-
dlodze lakierowanej MONA roz-
rzucic maty i TAME letnie dywa-
niki. Fortepian mile uprzyjem--
MIA. Pok6j jadalny n~ajweselszy
Re sprzetami Z jasnego drzewa'
Pokoje sypialne widne, ~jasne, Z
}6zkami bialo posiancmi. Szafa i
umywalnia dopeIniaja w zupelno
sci wszystkiego, co tn bye po--
winno. Natomiast slonca, sfoica
jak najwiecej!
Przy takiem czasowem urza--
dzeniu wszelki zbytek jest zupe}-
mic ME ma miejscu i ME trzcba
bye zanadto wymagajacym. Sy-
pia1nie s}uza tylko do spedzcnia
kilku nocnych godzin, rcszte GA
SUI powinno sic spedzac ma swie-
zem powietrzu, zbytek jest wiec
ME potrzebnym, a trzeba szukat
tylko wygody. kozka. choc ME
zbyt wytwornie wygodne. wyda-
Ije sic wysmienitem pc nuzacych
wvcieczkach. Weranda. ma spe-
dzanie ma ME civil upalnych z
rob6tka Tub ksiazka W reku, jest
ulubionem zwykle miejscem,
gdzie domownicy schodza sic ma
$niadanie lub podwieczorek.
TAX wygodnie i wesoio urza--
dzony domek napawa zadowole-
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RADY GOSPO-
DARSKIE.

Marynowane banany So znako-
mitym dodatkiem do zimnego
miesiwa.
Jezeli kalafiory maja plank,
So bardzo szkodliwe.
Cielecina nieswieza szkodliw--
sza jest jak wszystkie inne miesa.
Stare, podarte serwety So ME
oceniona pomoca w wycieraniu
doIpoiysku szkla / p~orcelany.
Atramentowe plany znikaja Z
jedwabnych materyi, wytarte
kwasnem mlekiem.
Ola pracujacej gospodyni, zme
czonej, z obolaiemi koscmi, ME
MA lcpszego lekarstwa jak ciepla
kapiel ma noe. Odswieza zmeczo-
ne nerwy, wzmacnia muskufy
sprowadza spokojny sen. Zimne,
ranne kapiele, chociazby w dnie
gorace, ME So tax zdrowe jak ME-
ktorzy utrzymuja, chyba tylko
ola tych, ktorzy Cd dziecka PREY,
zwyczajeni sa do zimnej woody
sa zahartowani.
Lekarze utrzymuja, IL zimna
kapiel uzyta ola ochfodzenla sic
W dniach goraca, fatalne moze
mice skutki, o~s}abiajac SERGE / po,
wodujqc chorobe tegoz,
Ma opalona Cd s}onca skore ma
twarzy, szyi i rekach, znakomi,
tym Srodkiem jest wycieranie so,
klein Z cytryny. Kilka kropel So
ku cytryny ma cukrze, usmierza
wzburzone ncrwy i nerwowy ka,
szcl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-12

lub jezeli posiada dzwieczny CLOS
do spiewu, W takim razie po IT,
konczeniu szkoly mogiaby sic
ksztahcit W tym kierunku. w in
nym razie ME radziiabym. MAJ
PAM myli sic, sadzac, Il ,,tylko ar.
tystki dobre maja dochody." Ia
MIN dojdzie sic do ,,artyzmu", ko-
~sztuje to bardzo wiele pfeniedzy i
[czasu. ,,Karyera artystki zmudna
jest i wcale ME usiana rozami,
|jak to sic ma poor zdaje' - tax
sic wyraza pewna, navel dose
siawna Spiewaczka.
Dawanie lekcyi spiewu, Tub
fortepianu ME jest rowniez ami
przyjemnym ami ,,lekkim chile
benz, jak niekt6rzy utrzymuja, a
dochody zaleza Cd szczescia i Cd
liczby u~czennic.
Jezeli zatem c6rka PAM ME ma
prawdziwych zdolnosci, lepiej, a
zeby wyksztaicifa sic w jakims
zawodzie, kt6rego poczatki naby
H. juz W szkole. Pewniejsze to i
PREDICT sic rentujace.
w konserwatorych muzycz-
nych pobieraja pc kilka dolar6w
"a niecaia godzine lekcyi. Trzeba
kilku lat piracy i cwiczeh i mase
pieniedzy to kosztuje. A co, jeze-
Ii spiewaczka CLOS utraci j ME
zdolna sic stanie do wystepow ma
scenic Juz po czterdziestu latach
wieku, gios II kobiety p~rzestaje
bye ,,dzwieczny"; a zatem i ME
bardzo pozadany jest ma scenic.
gdy tymczasem W innym zawo-
die, jak mp. ]pomocnica w ofisie
stenografka. rachmistrzyni (bu-
chalterka) ftp. ma chleb ma diugo
zapewniony i pewny.
w kazdym razie pozadanem
jest, azeby kazda panienka nau-
czyla sic czegos gruntownie.
Czasy juz mineiy, kiedy mo-
wiono: ach Pc CO jej to, pojdzie
"a MAJ, szkoda tylko wydanych
pieniedzy ma nauke. A jesli ME
wyjdzie "a MAJ? Tub ~owdowieje
wczeSnie, co wtedy, gdy jeszcze
dzieci zostana, ktore trzeba wy
chowac i wyzywic. JeSli sic po-
siada zawod w reku / sposob u
trzvmania, zycie o wiele mniej
stale sic ciezkiem, chocby dlate-
60 tylko, re nigdy i niczyjej }aski
ME potrzebujemy.
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Col Choroby Sk6rne /.

Me potrzeba cierpiet ma egzeme, zesz-
pecenia, wagry, ~wysypki, Podobne: przy-
W apiece "a 35t, lub ekstra duza butelka
"a $500, i zaraz przyloionego, zazwyczai
przynicsie natychmiastowa ulge wdokucz.
TWEEN s~wierzbieniu. Czysci, koi skore
goi szybko i skutecznie wiekszost chorob
%sk6rnychl $500. =, :.
-Zemo jest zadziwiajacym, przenikaja-
cym, znikajacym piynem j koi najdelikat-
~niejsza sk6re. Me jest tiusty, latwo go
stosowat i tanio kosztuje. Dostah go
dis ! uchroh sic cd przysztych cierpieh.
The E. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
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Korespondencya
Pewna mfoda kobieta pisze:

Pewna mioda kobieta pisze:
,Szczescie mego maizenskiego
pozycia zburzone z przyczyny
pieniedzy. Stracisam zaufanie
miiose mego meza przez mole "a
miiowanie do ekstrawagancyi.
Navel szacunku jego jake kobe
ia ME posiadam - to wszystko
dla tsgo, il ME umiaiam bye 60
spodynia oszczedna, posziam "a
przykiadem rozrzutnych przyja-
ciolek, o mic innego ME dbajac.
jak tylko o stroje. Obchodzi sic
re nina i patzy ma mniej z ironi-
czna litoscia, dlatego, DO - ME
naurzyi mig Mkt W iaki sposob
obchodzie sic z pieniadzmi.
Byiam jedyna d~ziewczyna W
rodzinie, rodzice i bracia psuli
mic swoja dobrocia, teraz wien.
IL blednie r~ozumiana. ,Czego tyl-
ko zapragneiam, miasam wszy--
stko, ME kupowaiam jednak sauna
niozego j ME znaiam wartosci pie
niedzy. Mojmaz z pewnoscis ME
by4by sic re nina ozenil, gdyby
byi o tenn wiedzial; dis jestem
tego pewna. Kiedy dai mi pie,
niadze na wydatki, ME spoczelam
dop6ki ich wszystkich ME wyda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-12
Reieruje Marya 8.

PREY sobie zone uSmiechnieta, ME
burzaca harmapii opowiadaniem
nudnych spraw domowych, a co
"a tenn idzie, nagrods mojs by}-
by spokojny i miiy wieczor. Bo
wszystkie kaprysy znikaja pod
wpiywem odbitej W lustrze posta
CT wystrojonej i obdarzonej kom-
plementami Tony.
,yNigdy, nigdy ME zdobysbym
sic ma odwage poruszania sPraw
domowych, wymowek "a wzbo--
gacanie rzeinika, "a marnotraw-
stwo, rano - kiedy iona moja no
siiaby zmiety szlafroczek i PREY
deptane pantofelki. Bo - tax IL
brane, czyli raczej ME ubrane 20
ny, bywaja ME W humorze i "a
rszem najSmielej i najuporczy-
wiej zadaja pieniedzy i ME szcze-
dza w~ym6wek "a wypalone
'cygara i niekosztowna z przyja-
ciosmi gre W karty Tub W billiard.
ME wspominajac juz o wyrzutach
re ME jestem tax majetnym jak
ow, ktoremu dala Z powodu me-
go odkosza
YNie. Wszystkie drazliwe spra,
wy zalatwiabym z iona wtedy.
kiedy bylaby ubrana w angiel-'
ski obcisiy kostyum, gdyz tylko
W tskim - kobiety pragna nasla-
dowaG rozwa1ne, spokojne, zimne
Angielki. I OTTO - fagrode moja
byaaby chwila, W kt6rej lubo-
waAbym sic posiadaniem spokoj-
mel, dystyngowanej zony.
"A kiedy, wr6ciwszy do domu
zsstaAbym zone zrzedzaca, zdener
wowana, slowem chora Smiertel,
ME. anibym pomySlai o telefonie
i doktorze, gdyz - bylby to tylko
poczatek nigdy ME kohczacych
sic wydatk6w pienieznych... VIC
laibym juz jednorazowa ofiare
kilkunastu dolarow ma - ma
swiezszego fasonu kapeluSl. a
niewatpliwa rzecza jest, il kura,
eva i powr6t do zdrowia byiby
natychmiastowy. Nadzieja posia-
dania nowego kapelusza zdolnq
Jest w jednej chwili zmienic wszel
kie zie wzburzenia, nawet sposGb
myslenia, a przytem, lepszem
Jest lekarstwem Cd wszelkich pa
tentowanych, Cd zelaza, strych-,
niny i innych narkotyk6w. I zno,
WI nagroda - ,,cudownie w je-
dnej sekundzie" uzdrowiona iona,
smaczny obiad zjawiony ma stole
jakby pod dotknieciem czarodziej
.ki i tym podobne mile rzeczy.
,Nakoniec, gdy zdarzyioby sic,
IL mialbym obciazone atkins mad
zwyczajnym gretchen sumienie.
i - zmuszony byibym do wyzna-
MIA go pred iona, ~wybraibym ma
to Gas, kiedy ona byiaby ubrana
zupeinie biaio. Wien z doswiad-
czenia, il kobieta ubrana biaio
wyobraza sobie, IL jest anio--
lem. j re wtedy, prawie mocha
nicznie przybiera pozy tego mic,
skanca nieba, to jest lagodne,
w~dzieczne rugby opuszczajacej
sic ma ten .padoA piaczu nadziem-
skiej istoty, z zastosowaniem ma
turalnie wyrozumiasosci, slody-
czy, %pocieszenia i przebaczenia.
Wierzcie mi, IL medrcem jest
TAXI MAJ. kt6ry studyuje znacze-
ME toalet swojej zony."