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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
WANTED-SALESMEN


SALEsMEN-New carburetor for Ford
stalled IN thirty minutes, guaranteed TO
double your mileage and start In zero
weather without heating or printing, 10
day FREE trial. Our St Louis man sold
1000 in 6 months, Salt Lake city man
made 81. 20O in one week. Write .. x J.
Carburetor Co., sos w. Jackson Blvd, CHI
cage
Observation-Disclosures in any line, to
sell General Trade in Kansas Unexcelled
speciality proposition. New features. Com
mission contract. $500 weekly advance to
producers. The Continental Jewelry Co.,
5233 Continental Bldg. Cleveland. Ohio.
SIDE LINE SALESMEN-We have an at
tractive line of premium assOrtments for
live statesmen. Commission from $500 to
date line, write today Garfield Mfg. Co.,
4OO3 Broadway St, Chicago. Ill.
GREATEST SELLER offered. Quickest
money. Public crazy about II. Custom
ers always your friends and boosters
Permanent connection, reliable company.
Manager AT, Inter-Southern Bldg, Louis
Vile. Ky.
and motor road signs sell fast; exclusive
territory and big profit. Write quick.
Metal Sign Board Co, Kalamazoo, Mich.
MAKE MONEY selling Oil Lease Units. If
you are a salesman you can make 800
week. Particulars on request. Security
Finance Company, Louisville. Ky.
5000 PER BARREL commission paid
statesmen to sell Paint Oil, Linseed OIL.
and White Lead. Address T. o. Box
1910. Richmond. Va.
SALESMAN to work Topeka retailers with
line of California jams. ellies. MARINA
lades-easy sellers. Delivered prices. S4l,
care Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
5-ACRE TRACTS

Five acres west of city, rich land, good
4-room cottage and barn for 6 horses, =
wells, fruit, for 50 200
Al acre tract, blocks from car line on
paved road. good room cottage, city and
cistern water. barn. VIII sell on terms.
Call JONES BROS. SIS or 2osi K-3
SCBURBAN-About acres, just outside OF
city limits one block to ear; six room
house. gas. electricity. cistern, city water,
chicken house. lumber on place for garage
or barn. fenced with woven wire. Some
fruit. Excellent garden and nbout two
acres in alfalfa. Priced for Immediate
sale. 5000. Phone "a or $3.50 T.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-One of the most up-to-date
restaurants in N. w. Kansas. Located in
good county seat town, doing large bust
ness of $50 to S125 day; low rent, and
lease. New soda fountain and large
amount OF supplies, large stock of cigars
and groceries Cost TO establish $4,15O.
Price s., 500 no trade. Owner sick, must
sell. a. L. Furman Real Estate, Jog West
Sth.
YOU CAN make money representing the
greatest thing needed by every home,
farm and store: Why not get busy now
and get your share of the profits? Fred
w Wolf, Distributor, 327 North Wells St,
Chicago.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY : Estab-
ushed oil company now paying 24eo div
Idends: Twenty-seTen wells, more drill
ing. Big Sinking Petroleum Co., Inter
Southern Bldg, Louisville Ky.
MILLIONS in Kentucky OIL, fortunes made
every week. Buy $50 Unit in lease well
selected in producing territory. Particu-
lars on request Annel Oil g. Gas Co
Louisville, Ky.
FOR SALE@Electric shoe shop. Good
condition. $4,000. 52e12 Topeka Ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16

Varnishes-J. K. Jones Paint Co.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
FOR sALE-KANsAs LANDS.
KaW Bottom Farm

For sale-157 acres. all level Kaw bot
tom farm. Is miles east of Topeka.
> miles Of Ry. town. all under cultiva-
ton. all alfalfa land. rich soil. Groom
house. large barn. granary, corn cribs
other buildings, fences. unlimited water
possession Of 100 acre now. balance later.
Price $4,000 until August 18th. A. l.
Furman Real Estate. 106 West sth-
FOR SAILED acres. south Of Smoky
Hill river, Cove Co. All has been Guilt
waited, good soil Price SO per acre. Fur
mans Real Estate, log West sth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16

wANTED-MALE HELP.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
1 Am Bid 81. 900


for four lots, 18th and Jewell. VIII you
give any more! Box lis. Newton. Kan.
WISCONSIN AVE, Highland Park. y
block south Of ear line, cottage, 'ouly )
years old, rooms. lots, east front, ~
block TO macadam road. city water, electric
lights. fine condition, good chicken house.
Great bargain II sold this week. Small
payment down, balance like rent Call &C
sol East 4th ut. Phone 61O.
$1,000 AND $3.50.
Two four-rOOm cottages. Buchanan =.
and Kansas Ave. Terms. Roudebush, 62S
Kansas Ave. Phone Bias
LEAVING CITY, rnust sell 2 lots on Court
land avenue, blocks from Stormont
hospital, also 1O0-piece dinner set In.
quire 1415 East Crane.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
business property on hansas Ave, ana
close In, k30,OO0 to $4,000. Roudebush CD
kansas Ave, Phone. 3145.
CHOICE Vernon County farms FOR sale,
black soil, good crops. good market.
$1,000 to S125.OO per acre. Address J. b.
Harmon &c Co.. Richards. Mo.
CHEAP home for some one; or rental prop-
erty. rooms and bath. electric HehtS-
40 Madison. S1Go0 cGsh or terms
FOR SALE by owner, completely modern
S-room house. blocks from avenue.
Phone 101G Ring >.
FOR SALE-4-room cottage, built yearh
Call at 635 Lake.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
MODERN BUNGALOW

Nearly new five rooms, 3-piece bath.
built-in kitchen fixtures, furnace, full &C.
nent basement. Half block to car line.
81, $50. owner home evenings. 1881 West
rfChfh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
KANSAS AvENUE[DOUBLE
YrGTUNgsNyfsrF
w. A. Neiswanger & Co.

Phone DIS. Topeka Kansas
CRANE STREET EAST I710-Cottage.
only years old, rooms, tots, large
screened back porch. well, sewer, electric
lights, fruit, cement walks, garage. good
neighborhOod. / block north OF car shop.
block south of Seward avenue pavement
Great bargain II sold this week. Call ct
.Dl Enst 4th st Phone f1O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-16
ron sALE-REAL estate

The Shawnee Investment Co.
534 Kansas Ave. Phone 500
Evening star., 1919-06-22
Government Printing Office.

Appointments. separations, promo
tions, etc. in the government printing
office for week ending Wednesday.
June 49,, are announced as follows:
Appointments-Thom H. Noone.
emergency bricklayer: Andrew Nor
tenson, fireman, reinstated: Miss Mil
dred c. Bond, probationary cata-
chine operator; Neal H. Settle. ma
chinist helper, reinstated: George G.
Van Horn, emergency linotype opera
tor; Edgar B. Heimer. Earl E. Ander-
son and George H. W. Wierocke. proba-
tional linotype operator; Clarence A
Clough, George n. Proctor, Harold A.
Miller. Frank P. Mclean. Frank F.
Spekensier and Vauban c. Lancaster.
probational compositors: Robert S.
Brooks, clerk. reinstated: Edgar
C. Bailey. probationary clerk-teleg-
rapher; Francis T. Dorsey and Rich
ger boys; Charles b. Howard and
Stanley A Shaner. skilled laborers.
,einstated: James Warden, Robert E.
Parks, Lewis j. Thomas and Mrs.
Charlotte NJ Cutter, skilled laborers.
Separations-Willia 4. Wood, un-
skilled laborer. resigned; Louis A.
Jones. helper, resigned; Samuel p.
Darby. caster helper. resigned; Will
liam s. Carpenter. compositor. re-
Aligned: Louis E Danfortb. linotype
linson. clerk: Asbury A. Smith. book
binder; David J. Keppel. emergency
messenger boy. resigned; George F..
Cummings, machine operator. resign
ed: John H. MacClane. machine op-
orator. resigned; Robert f. Parks.
Maurice A. Montgomery and Mrs.
Mary A. Ryan, skilled laborers. re-
signed.
Promotions etc.-John A. Ruane
and Henry W. Whitlow. helper 40
cents per hour to helper 43 cents per
hour: Matthew J. Burke. skilled
1aborer 35 cents per hour 10 helper
40 cents per hour: Robert E. Mahoney.
helper 40 cents per hour to folding
machine operator so cents per hour;
William J. Flanagan, temporary COM
positor so cents per hour to proba-
tionary compositor SO cents per hour;
Edward j. Shea. compositor so cents
per hour to probationary linotype op-
orator So cents per hour; Mrs. Aleta
Wheeler Joseph, compositor 60 cents
per hour to copy holder 60 cents per
hour; Charles Kundahl, machine op-
orator SO cents per hour to book
binder so cents per hour; Jesse A.
- Shives. gathering machine operator
so cents per hour to folding machine
operator 80 cents per hour; Howard
i. Donath. gathering machine opera
tor so cents per hour TO folding ma
chine operator so cents per hour.
Evening star., 1919-06-22
FRANCE ADMITS TRADE.
Restrictions on Importation Of
Many Articles Raised.

Restrictions on importation into
France of the following articles have
been removed effective June 20: Boots
and shoes and other leather manu-
factures: paper and paper manufac-
aures; minerals and metals. including
nachinery and metal manufactures of
oil kinds. except as indicated above.
wood manufactures. automobiles and
other vehicles. rubber manufactures.
scientific instruments and several
other classes of goods
decree dated June IA, imposes new
nd valorem surtaxes based on landed
values at French custom houses for
merchandise other than that shipped
before publication of this decree. In
general. no surtaxes are provided for
food products, raw materials and
semi-manufactured products essential
10 French industry. Twenty per cent
I'D valorem is the extreme limit of the
surtaxes under the minimum tariff,
snd 40 per cent ad valorem under the
general tariff. the surtaxes under the
general tariff. which applies in most
cases to imports from the United
Etates. being just double the surfaces
-lnh1aaE the minimum tarif.
Evening star., 1919-06-22
FASHIONS

The two materials that give the best
service for bathing suits are wool
jersey cloth and a good quality of salt
water satin. AS far as wearing quail
ties are concerned there is practically
no difference between these two fab
RIGS The satin. of course, makes a
more "dressy" suit and may be trim
med up more deliberately than the one
made of the wool jersey cloth. but the
latter fabric is shown this year in
such a good range of colors and color
&C mbinations that suit made of il is
by no means the drab looking affair
that it once was.
Wool jersey in heather mixtures is
exceptionally smart. Suits made of
the material are trimmed with plain
color se1f-fabric in vividly contrast
ing tones, with satin or taffeta or
with Roman striped faille silk. One
of the virtues claimed for the wool
jersey suit is that it requires less care
Evening star., 1919-06-22
The 7Pchf Co.
Mems Fine Madras and S1.85
SOiSette PdjdmdS at 4:

One of the best makes the market every pair has
the makers in it, and every pair perfect They
lot OF assorted patterns materials and sizes that
facurer sold reduced price. and than
usually good value.
-ManF Floor.
Evening star., 1919-06-22
Lacey. filmy
NegligeS for
Mlddy'S Leisure

Nothing daintier could
be imagined than these
sheer negliges of chif-
fon and Georgette in
pastel shades of pink
and rose, orchid, gray
and turquoise. Some
are simply trimmed
with self-toned en-
broidery and draped
in graceful fashion;
Others are combined
with beautiful lace over
pink Georgette draped
in blue chiffon. They
are easily packed in a
suit case and take up
little room. Priced at
$3.50 to $500.
Second Floor. A
Evening star., 1919-06-22
adorable Frocks of Organdy
for the Miss or Junior Girl

The coolest, freshest little frocks
imaginable. Suitable for afternoon
and evening wear. making ideal
dance frocks. Tucked and ruff1ed
and trimmed with laces, embroid-
cry and ribbon they are charming
indeed.
There's dear little dress, with
skirt simply made with groups of
fine tucks. with the waist finished
with surplice collar. and another
has a quantity ruffled skirt. with
waist trimmed to match. Sizes II
to 20 years. $40 to $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-06-22
And Cool White Frocks, Too,
at $I.49

Fine white cotton poplin, made
low neck and short sleeves. Cool
and comfortable. very dressy. They
are scalloped at neck and sleeves
and embroidered in blue and white
and pink and white. All around
belts. Sizes to years.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-06-22
Bar Hdrbor POc
Chair Seats ~

Covered with good grade of
cretonne and we'll filled with
silk floss; reversible; in dark
and light colors; will fit nearly
any chair; can also be used for
porch cushion and chair backs.
Evening star., 1919-06-22
Princess May" Union Suits
For Women and Misses

Owing to the fact that these splendid COc
knitted suits are subject to very slight o.
manufacturers irregularities able to
offer them you at this low price
All we'll made. perfect fitting garments, in white
and flesh ow-neck and sleeveless band tops bodice
petticoat and envelope styles Not all sizes in every
stvle but all sizes from SO to a in the combined lot
Ma Floors
Evening star., 1919-06-22

to keep it in good condition than one
made of any other fabric 1t dries
smoothly and without wrinkles.
whereas even the best of satin or taf
feta wrinkles badly and requires
lot of pressing to keep it in good
shape.
The sketch shows a smart suit that
may be made either of wool jersey,
satin or taneta- The trimming used
is a polka dotted satin in contrasting
color and there is a cap to match the
suit.
This suit fastens invisibly at the
left side. The back is plain and the
skirt is comfortably full all around.
Suits of rubberized taffeta or satin
gayly decorated with hand-painted
designs are considered very smart
They are usually accompanied by
matching cape, parasol and bag.
A cape is by far the best garment to
throw on after coming out of the
water. 1t Is difficult with damp arms
and shoulders to slip into a sweater.
Small hats of rubberized silk. made
with stitched brims and tam crowns.
are very popular. The usual method
of making such a hat is to have the
brim detachable, SO it may be re-
moved when the bather goes into the
water for real swim.
Evening star., 1919-06-22
Cool, Fresh Vo;7e
Frocks for Girls

Noiles and organdies. too, in
styles to suit the growing girl.
Fresh-looking checks. in pink and
white and blue and white and
dainty figured designs. Trimmings
of white or solid colors to match.
Simple frocks for every afternoon
wear as we'll as more elaborate
ones for dressy affairs Sizes 4
to 10 years. $3.50 to $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-06-22

Little Girls White
Sdteen Boomers
ys<g;e,. ys<y SOC
Best quality white sateen, full
cut and we'll reinforced; finished
with elastic at waist and knee.
Sizes 2 to II years.
Children's Fine Cambria
Drawer Bodies, Special, SOC
Made for hard wear; well rein
forced Some are plain and others
are finished with lace edge around
neck. Sizes 2 to IL years.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Poniewaz miejsca ME byIo ma

Poniewaz miejsca ME bylo ma
ustawienie PREY stole krzesel, u
stawila z dwoch stron iawki z
desek, dochodzace z kazdej stro-
ny do szafki Z lustrem. Desk te
pokryia barwnym kretonem. Fail
banka W oko{o i pare poduszek,
pokrytych tym samym materya--
lem, dopeinialy obicia. Takiez sa-
me frank W bocznym oknie, i
odpowiednio koiorem serweta z
ceraty ma stole. w srodku sto4u
kolorowy WAGON ia dziesiac CEN
tow, a w MIN kwiaty sztuczne z
papieru, takiez 1ukiety ma malych
puleczkach w rogu scian. Drzwi
wyjeia i miejsce, ktore zabieraly
gdy byiy otworzone, bylo puste.
Tam miai stanac fotel wygodny
ola pana domu gdy p%owroci.. =. I
miejsca tego - jak m6wiia, wi
dziec bedzie okno i zielone "a
MEM diva drzewka bzu, i lustro,
w ktorem ,powiekszony odbi-
ciem caiy pokoj i il gospodaruja-
ca w kuchence".. Dotych-
GAS - jak mowila Gale to III
meblowanie" kosztuje ia try
dolary. - komnatka ia - w po-
lowie miniaturowa biblioteczka-
jadalnia, jest tax uroczym kaci-
klein, jakiego ME zastapi maj
wspanialszy Jimmy" salon.
I MECH kto zaprzeczy, IL ma
lynn kosztem. dobra VIOLA i -
screen ME molina stworzyc raj
ku" ma ziemi!
Obecnie wiascicielka tegoz ,,at-
tystka w calem tego siowa INA
czeniu" szyje i - sk}ada. pie
Made ma 6w ,,wygodny fotel',
Z ktorego ,,jej bohater" patrzet
bedzie ma Itch s~zczescie.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
ORIGINALITY
POMYSI.

Czy d~oprawdy potrzeba DUO
p~ieniedzy, azeby wywolsc arty-
styczne wrazenie w umeblowa--
niu naprzykiad jakiegos pokoju?
Odpowiedz ma to: ME! Z pewno-
scia z wielkim naciskiem ma slo-
wo ME"
Najmilsze i najprzytulniejsze
kaciki w domu So take, gdzie ME
ma zadnego kosztownego pred
miotu, a jednak pociagajs swoim
estetycznym wygladem i niejako
zapraszaja do spoczynku i gawed
XII.
Jake przykiad posluzyc moze
pewna artystycznie uposazona
mioda gosposia:
Pobrali sic z miiosci, ME mieli
oboje mic - oprocz kochajacych
serc i rak do piracy.
A kiedy on poszedi do armii
polskiej, ona skracala sobie czas
tesknoty, zarabiajac ma zycie sly
ciem i przyozdabianiem malut-
kiego mieszkanka, skiadajacego
sic z czterech mafych pokoikow.
Kuchenka, sypialnia i ,parlor"
byiy umeblowane jako-tako mai
potrzebniejszymi meblami, ale
byl jeszcze jeden pokoik obok
kuchenki, ktory wiasciwego pre-
znaczenia ME mial i ,wiejaca z
niego pustka, niemiie robila wra-
zenie. =
Pomyslowa kobieta jednak ME
spoczela, dopoki tego kacika ME
wyzyskaia. Cieszyia sic, ze scia-
ny tego przybytku polakierowa--
ne byly bialo. Otoi, naprzeciwko
drzwi wchodowych cd kuchni, W
srodku sciany postawila szeroka,
stara oszklona szafke, ktora sama
polakierowaia czarno, w szafce
rmieScila troche ksiazek, zabra--
nych jeszcze Q domu. Mad szafka
powiesila lustro nabyte tanio ma
jakiejS wysprzedazy, Z Garment
rowniez ramami. Pc bokach lu-
jakiejs wysprzedazy, z Garment
szad}o, ktore bardzo zgrabnie
przeistoczyla ma tax zwane
,,kandelabry" i wprawiia w ME
kolorowe woskowe swiece. "
srodku pokoju ustawiia starry O.
walny stolik, odlakierowany ina
nowy".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
DZIAI DIX KOBIET.
Refer1aje Marya s.
Referuje Marya 8.

szafowaio gdy sic byio narzeczo-
nymi = ilezby mogio naprawic
w maizenstwie.
w koncu, maizenstwo rozdwa-
ia sic z powodu, il ludzie ME IT,
mieja prawdziwie i stale kochac.
Kochaja tylko swoje sja" W
tenn samolubstwie mySla tylko 8
,,swojem' szczesciu, ME chca po-
JAG il wowczas dopiero szcze--
Scie moze STAG sic doskonalem,
gdy ,,uszczesliwiae" potrafia.
Dziai kobiet
Jezeli poznacie kobiete, ktora
bardziej kocha meza Il dale mu
tego dowody) anizeli siebie sama,
ktora potrafi dla niego wyrzec
sic mp. rozrywek, jake ola niel
samej tylko maja wartosc i jesl:
poznacie mezczyzne, ktoremu po-
mad wszystko inne mia jest iona,
ulubionem miejscem spoczynku
po piracy dom i ktory umie ocenit
i uszanowaG dobra zone, bye pc
wni mozecie, re take malzen'
silva ME popeiniiy biedu, laczac
sic ma zycie Gale!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

wei szafki, usiedli PREY MIN ma
podiodze, objasniali sic wzajem'
ME, gdzie sic leje woda, a gdzie
sic klada wegle, dziewczynka
przymierzaia sobie ,%,korone", a
chiopak trabii W kominek.
- A to co takiego! - wpadia
ma Mich kucharka, pc co to ru-
szac! to ME wasz interes! macie
swoja dzieciarnie, tam siedziec,
Pc coscie tn przyszli re tez Mkt
tego ME pilnujel
Dzieci BABY sic krzykliwej
d~ziewczyny, BIO i'm kiedys zagro-
zi{a, re ich kominiarzowi SPREE
da. Maia odrazu ziozyla korone,
ch}opczyk rzucis kominek i Gle
kawie wSlizneli sic oboje do po-
koju mamusi. Dzieci przysiad}y
W kacie i patrzyfy uwaznie ma
misterna robote fryzyera. Ale,
motylowa ich wrazliwosc ME mo
gIa diugo wytrzymac ma iednym
przedmiocie, uderzyla w skrzy-
dla i kazde z dzieci frunelo gdzie
indziej. Chlopczyk ogladac zaczas
ma biurku zegarek malutki, stoja-
cy. ma srebrnej kulce, dziewczyn-
ka rachowaia paluszkiem DUE,
bale, migotliwe paciorki, ktore--
mi byi wyszyty strojny stanik
balowy, LEGACY ma lozku. Fatum
zrzadzi,, re AdaS. ~majstrujac ko-
10 zegarka, wywolal. bicie godzi-.
ny, mamusia sic szybko obejrza-
ia i schwytala psotnikow ma 60
racym uczynku.
- A wy to POGO? kto wan po'
zwoli}! gdziez mania? lyle razy
m6wiiam: ME rusz! w~iecznie
wszystko ~ruszacfe! ubrac sic ME
mozna! czego palcem smarujesz
mi pc sukni, Hela! masz!
Hela dostala klapsa i z czerwo-
ma raczke wysunela sic z pokoju,
chlopak przezornie, dawno j.
wyprzedzii. Teraz oboje byli w
,dzieciarni", W tym swoim ,,ka-
cie'. niby III slebie", a re owej
miami jeszcze nie by,o, DO PREY
szla do niej ,,kolezanka", wiec
zaczely dzieci wywolywat ia ma
caly CLOS przeze drzwi, zeby sic
przecie zjawifa.
(Dokonczenie nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09

ME z}o1y1a, kauai ia ma iahcuchu przykuc 90 20
laznej obreczy wysoko ma ~scianie, a pc 80 dniach'
wr6ciwszy z Niemiec, biczowac zelaznymi hacz-
kami i paic pochodniami. W czasie teJ meki daf
sic s{yszec gios z Nieba vp6jdz Regina krolowac
z Jezusem', a gdy ma ten cud nawr6ciio sic Soo
pogan, scieto ja 7 wrzesnia 253 r. Ma jej grobie
W M. Reigne zbudowano kosci6f.
(Ciag daisy nastapi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-09
Obudzenie Serca
Matki.

Ma progu pieknego salonu sta
neio ich dwoje, malehkich, slicz-
rych, wyleknionych. Mad mimi
srozyi sic ojciec i z grozns nina
wypedzai fch z raju: Raj ma
zawsze wan powiedzialem, ME
macie tn przychodzic! Tylko
wszystkiego dotykacie, rozrzu--
cacie, walacie. to ME do wytrzy-
mania! Jak muchy uprzykrzone
tu sic cisniecie. Macie p~rzecie
sw6i pok6j, tam sic bawcie i nj
czego mi tn ME ruszajcie. Gdziez
wasza nianka! Idzcie stad ma
tychmiast!
Drzwi sic zatrzasnsiy, o%jciec
zniknai, a dzieci znalaziy sic w
swoim maiym pokoiku. i sta}y ma
srodku smutne i ~ogiuszone.
Trzyletnia dziewczynka zrazo-
ma niepowodzeniem W tel niefor-
tunnel wyprawie, stala cicha /
zrezygnowana, ale. chiopak o try
lata starszy miota} sic jak mafy
korsarz, ktoremu fup s~ilniejsza
wladza wydarla: - zadnej szko-
dy przecie ME zrobilem, poiozy--
lem te ,,biblie' ma ziemi, no i O.
gladaiem. Mic sic ME staio; ME
popsulem ,.Stworzenia Swiata".
ami ME podarlem ,,Potopu". ami
ME zniszczyfem ,,Drabiny Jak6-
ba" i juz bylem PREY tym .,Ba-
belu" kiedy tatuS przyszedi i
znow mas, tax jak Pan Bog ludzi
PREY tel wiezy, rozpedzis! TAX
mi sic tie obrazki podobaja, a tn:
ME rusz! choc raz Gala do kohca
te cudowna ,,biblie'' obejrzec! A
lie ME dada! Wiecznie tylko; ME
rusz! I kwiatk6w ME MONA O.
bejrzec. a tax slieznie pachna, a.
III albumow; a w tym czerwo-
nym lest ciocia taxa sliczna i
dziadzio z panem Poniatowskim
Epo polsku i wujcio po podrozne-
mu - wszyscy!A W tym bronco
wynn caiy Krakow i Wawel! TAX
lubie to wszystko, ale: ME rusz!
TAX biadai malutki zdobywca
wrazen ma to odbieranie mt seer
szych widnokregow i upragnio--
nych wspomnieh, gdy zadumana
dziewczynka ~przerwaSa mu ME
spodzianie:
Czy ona - W nocy szu-
mi?:"... D..
= Kto TAXI?
A ia biaia, duza, ia muszka,
ktora tatus mi odebral. -. ia tyl-
ko chciatam troszke siuchac....
= Jak szpmi W dzien, to pew
ME W nocy, ia ME wien, zapytaj
kogo...
Kiedy powiedza, zem mud
ma z pytsniami!.. =.
- Bo dziesiec razy o jedno py7
tasz! ia, tobym pytal ciagle o COS
nowego, innego.
A odpowiadaja CT?
Chiopczyk spochmurnial. Je-
mu tez mowiono ze: nudny, re z
~coraz innem pytaniem sic wyry-
wa.
Pc chwili dzieci przebolaiy ia
kos te porazks salonowa j zaczely
gospodarowaG pc pokoju jadal-
nym. Owej miami d}ugo ME byio
widac, DO ia PAM poslaia do kra-
wcowej. a mamusie czesai fry
Eyer, be szla ma wieczor tahcuja-
cy.
Mali ludzie tymczasem wycia-
gneli sobie samowar z kredenso-