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LATONIA ENTRIES MONDAY

%1rsf and 5S soG fi,lnF
iis,sa i$5: iSs Glvs NJ:
Puliux. lis Also Eligible: LAW on iiD.
fellow fellow: los: Larry y Jos; Z. i Con,isi.cy
IIS% S iri 49, Archie Alexander, -:
Second race--purse $500. ,wo-ycar-olds
colts and reldings. four and one-haiif fur-
iHGm nsScs G7 Lem rSnnav r. Hspg.Pr
Plain Bill ll2 sam Friedman. il5
Third race-purse $1,000. ihrco-yca--olIs
SIX f1rionss -l-nciuda. los Miss Manage.
lady iairplay. los; swaopinrs ', Diane. ;;Gss.
spray, ioS Msiro F F, ii. i.ady 'Ril aSheF
Fourth race $1,000. ,wo.yonr.oles maid
Ts o4 sqeqesr f:adS ~ >pFH Verdi III Loom A.
1 pnhoI nr'sht Cold. ioa MAY Rose; loo Lady
Lady Transvaai. log: Spectacular Girl. .lc.
E.ddie Dec. ITO. Also eligible: Mida. i6..
Anna sweep. lOc.
Fifth race.,purss $4,000. Pen ana Pencil
snvery Light. i0l Lillian shaw. ioi Tom
Sixth rac2-nursc $500. Ayondalc purse
four,year Odds and w. mile ana a sixteenth
-Gibby. Io,, Raicrr. III: Nominee lia;
i:rtbcd Voter, llc Iiocnr. IFS: Firing Line
seventh race-claiminr. $1,000 three
year olds and W.; mil" ana siN,centh--Ece
SS :.Tn stshIws;rnt lo5; chiekS nsrkley. ,ios
soil; 10: starkey. ITO. Mauok!n liz. l;cn-
lucky Boy. ll2; i3oEar,. lli Also eligible.
EuloEy. Jos: Nab. l05i Captain Burns. III.
Thrills. lci: Polroma. li3; Duke of Schy
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Athletic. Win Easily.

Fulton Athletic Club won easily from
i. l.. J.. :, :. by the one sided score of
II TO o. Rohinson's pitching featured
the game. The game was inarrcd by
errors
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Continues From Fifteenth Page
9Seaeows, ! in no.s out in s.cond7-
SHuck pGt-oy 9. Smith, !. ~ Ggrer.i-
Wild pitcaes-Gooc Wa..6- v.,-,i !,
pitcher-Gooc Win losing pit h.!-Wa:.or
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wet Ground. rrc,cn,, 1.,r,c
u. u. nrnucr Win. Arnin.

The game scheduled between Cottrcll
Saddlery and Grace street Baptist Was
called off on account OF wet grounds
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sftFe - .a-I'Es
New EC-E e % q
Pratt. h5.i. non. :g- I-w55 we've 2, ,.'.
Hannah. s.ertace 1,s. ;...cn FI.a D5a
ble pi@y-Wi.!eu.. ard G.ue.I ~: on
baseS-NeS OH. CAl-aEl Bass o.
h hll, OHM ~ WILLIAMS, -
innings; OF Ds.t1-ir n .--Er. Er--.rg
outIey EuSnn :. IS VILLAINS :; Losing
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Score hy innings: y
Fulton Boosters ..............0n q ! q II q O. z
.. II Bank .... Ia o q a 0 r q z
summary; IwO-base hits-iiudsou, Todd
o,C 5. Bags on hsli7-om McCchce. i.
Combs. 2 Time OF game: hours. Umpire
.trnOs. SCorcr-f'Syuc.
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FIVE s|xTEENs QUALIFY
GOOD FIELD OF GOLFERS
OUT FOR OPENING ROUND
Finals In Country Club Spring Tourney
VIII lie Played ON Saturday,
June 81.

The qualifying round for the spring
golf tourney at the Country Club of
Virginia drew good field yesterday
afternoon. Five siNieens qualified.
The frs: round of match play will
be completed by Wednesday. the sec
ond by mex; Saturday and the finals
viii he brought TO a close by Satur-
day. June y.
The low score in the round yester-
day was a IS turned in by Pope Seals.
The draw for the siNteens follows:
FIRST SIXTEEN.
NJ. Peck vs.. Douglas Call.
NJ. 4. LauEhorn vs.. Pope Seals.
q. +. Wood VS.. William II. Palmer,
Jr
\. l., Hawse vs. j. NJ. Miller, Ill.
William 4. Wood vs.. :. NJ. Newton.
George Hanson vs.. r. l. Harrison.
II. +. Mclntyre VS.. +. j. u. Mackay.
kives Fleming vs.. G. (. Vaughan
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10NT" WN INNINGS. r
silent \ y ...................ono q 1 ooon-S
Il. l. Loo Jrs. ...............2ooO5.o0 -
summary: Two. has" hits -Ricrsch Dunn
Three base ilitS-Duuu. Cofroy. Stolen Ia
Sims. Tucker; Tavlor. Williams. Rogers.
Sacrifice hits. Blcrsch. Williams. Hi, bv
pitched hall-Taylor. =: Sims. Left la scs
r = L.. Lrs. 70; silent a a. g Bases
off Powell. ~ innings OF Bcasiev.
in innings: OF Williams. in Innings.
Struck out-hy Powell. - bv Bcas!cy =: by
Williams . Time OF Iamc-l:2j. Umpire
beOUue Scorer Ford
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TredeGar Game Po.tponed

Vne game scheduled between G. &. O
VI wet grounds.
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SILENT ATHLETES BEATEN |.
SNAPPY GAME WON BY R. E.
LEES BY COUNT OF 7 TO 3
Stockton street Maintains Lend In
ttchm0nd I.cnguc by Trimming
Ordnance Team.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Where rhry rIay Next SATURDAYS.

Silent Athlctic-U. s Ordnance. a,
Byrd Park
&. ~ Or. l.. Lee. ut Clark Springs
Stockton Strcct-TrcdcSar. at south
side.
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FIRST sIX'rEE,
SECOND sIXTEEN.

!. y. Belvin VS.. a. l.. Adamson.
X. b. Cardoza vs.. e. r. Smythe.
t. L. Claiborne VS.. George stevens,
Jr.
:. e. Halle VS.. J. NJ. Hawkins.
T. II. Hotchkiss. Jr.. VS.. y. +. Don
nan
W. J. Fawcett VS.. G. McGoodridse
W. r. Trigg VS.. NJ. Call.
Il. J.. Powers VS.. w. W. Neale.
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Clicngn

Totals .-s : !
Q o I Q q o r q o.
q o & > q 0 o y -
Deal. wilson.
VI granville Let on
ago D. Bases on
n1GS.as ! StrGCx
Nenf. !
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Taka-Kola.


r. Of .. o Q y J 9 q q O.
summary T~o.base hit-J. Sisslev.
Stolen bsscS-Moss J. NisSey Sacrifice hits
c---ayatl. H Carter. Sacrifice a!es-W har-
ton Amos: Douo!e piays-Wharton tunas-
sisted. Hit bv pitched haIl-jailaEher bv
shelton. Left on bases-TaEa- ko!a. .: X
of 9. :. First on error-Taks- * ola. .: x. Of
&. O. Bases on bails-of LYDIA. l. off ShcI-
Ton. > HI,s-or LYDIA. ) in 9 innings: OFF
shelton. in innings Struck out-hv
hours Umpire B!audricH. scorer-J. H
SLLsr. u.
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.DATTLE-AXE LOSES FIRST
SUFFERS INITIAL DEFEAT
AT HANDS OF GOLDE TEAM
Shoemen Drop Into Second Pincc In
Commercial League, With Taxa
kOln Leading String.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Where They rluy Next Saturday.
Battle-AXe- Taxa kola at Byrd Park
No. l.
Newton Woodward- Goldc. at Byrd
Park No y.
{. II. ~ C.-knishts of Columbus mt
Church Hin.
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II. Is. I}ra,ier.


X
1900 Ol > q . q.
......o0 : Q % pi g
2 hits- h Watkins.
@ conner. beck"r.
sacrifice hits Rock
10 Watkins. = bases
struck Out-bv Ken
y.
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SOETH ATl.ANri

SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Columbia. 6; Spartanburg .
augusta. 6: Grcenvillc. =
Charleston, ( Charlotte. 0.
TENAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont, 6; Dallas. > eleven in.
ninEs).
Fort Worth s; Galveston, 0.
san Antonio, 6; Waco. =
Shreveport. 3 Houston. -
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Boston
Totals az / 8
score by innings

Score by innings:
ROston .-.
ChiCaS go .... .....
Sum wO-ba Sc
RigEert. Sacrifice hit
baseS-BosIon. S: en-.
bsils-on Neh.. .: OF
out-by Douglas. ;; by
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Chicago
New York


'Batr.c g: w..-a-l. n e.e.'-
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The courier-index., 1919-10-24

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
 Rev. A.. Womack, Pastor Sunday morning Prayer ing Wednesday night Sunday School Sunday morning
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 Johnston, Pastor Sunday morning and evening" Sunday School at meeting each Wednesday evening
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
 C.. |. Hammock, Pastor Sunday Sunday School meeting Wednesday evenings.
 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 Rev.. c Burke, Rector Regular services every Sunday.
 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bible School Sunday Lords Supper 1045 each Sunday
The courier-index., 1919-10-24

ruAr TRUE. THE FACT THAT A MAN "A"is ''e COMMUNITY N wA,oA LlvEs TO THINK THAT HE IS GOOD AND GOD FEARING shows THAT HE WANTS TO BE GOOD. ne wAn1s TO ENJOY THg RESPECT OF HIS FElloWs WHILE rurnr NAV m SOME IN THE CHURCH IT is NO IMPORTATION TO STATE THAT THE GREAT MAJORITY o' onueorooxRs ARE HONEST, UPRIGHT c'TzENa
 Thsr. something baeay wrong with man M Hno wnls pi tb. church eeords to WORSHIP THAT SUPREME BEING you have dear snd and h houss every day wneT ds0RRppE aNR FEE F z srNcE4fTY ,sc of your frsnd.hp
 Do vou wsh God to DOUBT YOUR FRIHNDsHIPi Do you .rt to IOxa HIM AS FRIEND. If you dont, drop into h, houss Al LEAST ONCE WEEK..
 Show tho you in belief God y uoiN6 TO CHURCH next Sunday.
 THEN GO TO CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY.
The courier-index., 1919-10-24
Is God Your Friend? Then Visit
 His Home. G0 to Church.

ITCH the long line of people entering church on Sunday Isn't 1t fact that they arc really the worth while people in the com. muniN9 If you are business man, donI you pfsfsr dealing with . man who IS mNSISTENT CHURCHGOER rather than with man who never goes to church You wouldn't hesitate to INVITE AM AND ALL OF THESE PEOPLE enter ing church to your home.
 A MAN WHO GOES TO CHURCH CAM NOT co WRONG VERY LoNo COMMON EXPRESSION is THAT soME PEOPLE GO -o cuuscH TO KEEP UP APPEARANCES.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
Troubles Over
After 20 Fears
MRS. ADAMS LIVED ON MILK
AND TOAST - TANLAC RE.
STORES HER HEALTH.

II have been entirely relieved of
all my troubles that lasted for 20
years and | will never cease to be
grateful to Tanlac as long as |
i've" said Mrs. S. A. Adams. of
Pana, Ill.
"My health had been broken since
1892" she continued, "when | had
long spell of illness and was left
in such rundown condition that
not until recently have | known
what it was to have a well day.
For months l had to live on milk
and toast, because if | ate anything
heavier would suffer afterwards
with cramps in my stomach and gas
would form and press against nv
heart and cause it to palpitate SO
that / would feel like | was going
to smother. Sometimes this smoth-
ering feeling was so bad that
would have to walk the floor for a
long time and gasp for breath, and
sometimes at night | had so much
trouble breathing | would be afraid
to lie down and spend the night
propped up in bed, and of course |
would get very little rest. | had
rheumatism so bad that | could not
lift my feet and just had to drag
myself along like a snail. had
such pains in my shoulders that |
suffered tortures whenever | moved
my arms and | couldn't do any
work. had been trying to find re-
lief for 20 years, but nothing helped
me, and | was about to give up hope
when l heard about Tanlac. -~-
81 am restored to health now, and
make this statement so that others
may know about my case and be
saved from the pain and suffering
had to endure for so many years.
I hadn't finishe dthe first bottle Of
Tanlac before my appetite came
back, and now l eat three hearty
meals day and don't have a bit
Of trouble with gas or palpitation Of
the heart. / retire early every
night, 60 to sleep almost as soon as
I lie down and sleep peacefully all
night long. l. am rid Of rheuma-
tism and can walk and work now as
well as I could 20 years ago. am
so happy to be well again that
could just shout for joy and !
never get tired of telling people
about the wonderful power Of Tan
lac to bring back health and
strength. From the bottom Of my
heart thank the man who made
this grand medicine"
Tanlac is sold by leading drug
gists everywhere.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
ON THE SAFE SIDE.

Although Tim and Pat were
known to be great friends, it was
remarked that one morning they
passed each other on the street
without speaking.
"Why, Tim" queried friend in
establishment, have you and Pat
quarreled?"
Faith, we have not" replied
Tim, earnestly.
"There seemed to be a GOODNESS
between you when you passed this
morning"
"Well," explained Tim, that's
the way we're going to hold our
friendship"
81 don't understand.
aye don't? Well, thin, it's this
way. Pat an me are that devoted
to wan another that we can't bear
the thought av quarrel, an as
we're both noighty hot-tempered,
we've resolved not to speak to wan
another at all, for fear of breakin'
our friendship. "-Harpers Maya
zine. s s.pi~~l go
The courier-index., 1919-11-21

dar Rapids, Iowa, is considering in
vestments in Arkansas.
Ed Walter, Route 10, Peru, Ind,
and several friends are thinking of
moving to western or northwestern
Arkansas and want information
about those sections.
Other inquiries were received
this week from F. l.. Elliott, Box
292, Tucumcari, N. M; John Lang.
Jr., 2025 Groove street, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Geo. F. l.. Ryan, Sioux Falls,
s. D.; C. Era Miller, Route 2, Cof-
fen, H.; H. S. B. Van Denburze,
Thermopolis, Wyo.; W. B. Johnson,
Golden Hotel, 0'Neill, Neb., and
Geo. M. Hanson, 1909 Van Buxen
street, Topeka, Kan.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
ARKANSAS LAND WANTED.

Jim G. Ferguson, commissioner of
agriculture is in receipt of inquiries
for Arkansas land from the follow
ing:
Fred Leek, Ollwein, Iowa, writes
for prices on small farm tracts near
Little Rock.
Chas. G.. Brown, 107 Gale avenue,
River Forest, ILL.,, is interested in
farm lands.
Norman Porter, 5422 South Oak
ley avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, wants in
formation about Arkansas agricul-
ture.
Frank Johnson, 1708 Prospect
avenue, Kansas City, Mo-, is think
ing of coming to this state.
A. P. Ford, Mayfield, KY, is in
the market for a large tract OF
Geo. E. Weld, 1866 Alabama
street, San Diego, Cal, wants prices
on farm land.
F. o. Swartz, Princeton, H., asks
for Arkansas literature.
v. H. Marshall, Box 514, Mobile,
Ala, wants land that will grow al
falfa.
A. Colbert, Box 1922, Jennings,
La, is a prospective homeseeker.
John G.. Macdonald, Box "a, Or
ange, Va, wants to buy farm.
Mrs. Pearl Harvey, Box 405, TT
Wayne, Ind, is thinking of locating
in Arkansas.
G.. w. Renders, Arcadia, Texas
wants 100 acres of good, smooth
land. -
o.. M. NeitzeL Pennant Hotel, TT
Scott, Kan, wants Information
abeut Arkansas lands.
= ~; w. Bruner, care O. X. q, Ce
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
rue BAPTIST CHURCH.

81 Hammock, Pastor.
9. !, services at the Bap,,
be regal'' Sunday morning and
churcn II o'clock. Subject OF
bon az mon ~ "The Divine I'M
re, worship and sermon at
'1 p. i. at 6:15; .,. nil,
i ad;es' Bible Study class Will
4 Ds srst meeting Tuesday after
" annual Thanksgiving serv-
n a hs held next Thursday
J, vi o'clock, Il at. the Presbyterian
Y This is a union service
r 's,,v one is cordially invited to
la' p.rtist Seventy-Five Million
y u'p i coming on gloriously.
RI Gambrell gave US a great
L,s,e Sunday morning.
..sSssrs or those with no
~ home are invited to worship
\ y n, Come and make this your
srh home.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21

Jesus concerning YOU" This in
cludes all of us kept and blessed of
God since last Thanksgiving.
Preaching service at II a. m:
Subject, prevalent Ideas of Life. "
Subject at night, "The Law of Kind
ness; Who Observes It. The choir
and congregational music.
Glad to meet visitors and stran
gers in all of our services. Our
church is the home of all Presbyte-
rians. We keep open house on Sun
day for them and all their friends.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
Isl PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

W.K. Johnston, Minister.
The beautiful day helped church
sndsnce last Sunday. Glad to
n our friends and members from
country. There are few people
Lee county without some church
ptunties on Sunday. Opportu-
always carries with it a solemn
possibility. Men and families
As much responsible for. talents
rtd now as in the days of our
rd upon earth. People who are
bt are glad to have a church they
attend on Sunday. Vacant
v argues an ungrateful people.
N says, "Them that honor me
honor Remember all of our
Irres next Sunday.
Sriees at night are at 7 o'clock.
te'd attendance at Brickey last
aay AFTERNOON.
The Womany Bible class is grow
Next lesson, Matt. 9th to 9th
zPters Read the lesson and meet
% THIS class first and third Mon
Of each month at 8 p. m.
Attention is called to the union
akglvlng service at the Presby-
~ church next Thursday at 10
all pastors and their congre-
a'ls are uniting in this service.
y L. Hammock will preach the
mon Music by members of the
4 Fnl ehoirs. Choir practice at
fiesoyterian church after pray
xNlce Wednesday night. An of
y Will be taken for local char.
IN everything give thanks
WIS is the will of God in Christ
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
HER CLEVER IDEA.

Mrs. A.-Does your husband ever
forget to mail the letters you give
him?
Mrs. B.-No; always see to it
that he puts them in his cigar case.
Boston Transcript.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21

Regulate the bowels when they
fail to move properly. HERBINE
is an admirable bowel regulator.
1t helps the liver and stomach and
restores fine feeling of strength
and buoyancy. Sold by Harrington
RroG tt
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
. v Savior. Pastor.

Saylor, Pastor.
|su.day school, GAS a. m.
r.r and preaching serv-
|srnday evening services begin
'rutly at Z o'clock, at which
n ne pastor will speak on the
Gjst, "Is God on Trial?"
|pnyer service Wednesday eve-
Il at 7A5.
leone and worship with US il you
\. no church home.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
HIS PLEA.

Mrs. Jones-The cook refuses to
get up earlier than 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Jones-Ask her if she won't
do it for a couple of days until l
can arrange my Observation-Disclosures
phia Inquirer. Is.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
A LIVE WIRE.

81 don't think I'll buy the house,
but I've enjoyed the ride out here.
You run good car"
Eyes, I'm agent for this make.
Can | book your order?"- Kansas
City Journal.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21
o-o-o-o-oop
CHURCHES !

.'-,oc1
.soREws CHURCH DiS1ar
d. ASp g c. Burke, Rector e,
ne Rev, ,,,,nion, 7 a. M
Ii c0lIaaEhool, $50 a. H.
al's Ia. m.
spsrs, Bible class and D. an
Guild iIlsds,sv-Litany 10 a: m. ?
rssss'yAi Andrews Parish Helpers
p, Prayer, litany ana nc t IN.
for the peace OF 'ne
ESQ p. M MI communion at
III Days-ii''
,.,vices Of St. andrews Aha two-s tar,
be De be- 70 the church until the
, D,S is built.
The courier-index., 1919-11-21

Your paving taxes for the present
year are now due and payable at
the Bank of Mariana. J. E. Allen,
Collector '2s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03
Korespondency

Pewna mioda parma pisze:
w ostatnim numerze ID. d.
K" skreSliia PAM obraz ,,idealnej
dziewczyny." Ciekawam, jak tez
PAM mole opisze z~naczenie:
,;idziewczyny = kolegi." WiaSciwie
ME wien, co myslai moi kuzyn,
ktory powrocii z wojska i powie-
dial. re ozeni sic wtedy, gdy
znajdzie dziewczyne, ktora po-.
trait bye ,,dobrym - kolega."
- Dawniej - szczegolniej ma
uniwersytetach petersburskich i
paryskich, gromadzi}y sic student
XII zqdne wiedzy, lecz z niezdrowa
emancypacya W sposobie ich "a
chowania sic z .kolegami mez-
czyznami", z ktorymi w wolnych
cd nauk godzinach pity w6dke,
grady W karty, pali}y papierosy j
- rozmawiaiy o nieprzyzwoitych
rzeczach. Panic take byly po-
strachem matek wychowujacych
skromnie swoje corki.
DIS zmieniiy sic easy: Epi--
tet: ,,kobieta-dobry-kolega mo-
&c bye tylko komplementem
ola zaznaczenia, il pewien typ ko-
biet posiada cnoty i przymioty,
ktore sic r6wnaja prawidfom ro-
dzaju bardziej meskiego anizeli
zehskiego.
|. Poczawszy Cd zewnetrznych
oznak, ,,kobieta = kolega" lubi sic
ubrac do twarzy, lecz przenosi
materyaiy solidniejsze cd tych
lckkich, przezroczystych, mic
przyzwoicie przeSwiecajacych cia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03
DIAL DLA KOBIET.
II ReierUIje NarYa g.
Referuje Maya 8.

ia obiad, ma kolacys IA lekcye,
cor
A 20 co mann sic spieszyt,
kiedy, jak ma obiad zawolaja, to
obiad i TAX sic sp6zni o try kwa-
dranse, a kolacya, to nigdy mic
pewna, DO cd gosci zalezy. A LEX
.cyaf Ia tax przejdzie, re tylko
nauczycielka przez GAIA godzine
nazywa mic ,.nieznosnym beb-
nem", Tub .koziem upartym." -
Mnie juz TAXA nauka obrzydia.
Ma pensyi to musza uezye ina
czejf
Inaczej, Stasiu! - A matce
mowiiam:
MECH pani troche wiecej zwro
eli uwagi IA Stasie. MECH przy--
wyknie do rozkiadu jakiegos, do
kolejnego nastepstwa nauki i "a
bswy, zatrudnien i rozrywkl, pra-
cy j odpoczynku. To przygotuje
ia dobrze do zegarowego regula-
minu w zakiadzie naukowym,
gdzieby jej dis trudno dac rade i
samaby sic buntowaia co chwila,
czyniac niepok6j i z~amieszanie z
kolezankami."
Ten msody, swiety, podatny
do wszystkiego j~eszcze dobrego
plon rodzin naszych, wysylajmy
w SWAT, do portow wiedzy, z "a
sobem nabytym W domu - do
brej wolf, ochoty do piracy, poczu-
cia obowiazku, checi do nauki i z
zapasem zdrowia do szkolnych
trudow. Pracujmy wspolnle re
szkoia, ~wspierajmy macierzyh-
skim wpiywem trudzace sic mad
naszemi dzieGmi pracowniczki, a
doczekamy sic tel ~pociechy, re
PREY wspolnych u~siiowaniach do
mu rodzinnego i pensyi cork ma
see wyrosna ma dzielne kobiety,
majace szerokie pojecia w gio-
vie, powazna glebie W sercu i
zdrowy prad W myslsch swoich.
A takich kobiet ludzkoSc wspoi--
cessna dla bezpiecznego rozwoju
koniecznie potrzebuje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

nam, zawdzieczam Sienkiewiczo-
wi, najwiskszemu powiesciopisa-
rzowi n~aszej epoli.
nPolacy p~rzedstawiaja mi sic
jake charaktery niespokojne, ME
wytrwale, kt6re sic osiabiaja wa
haniem lub - au~tokratyka. Wy
obra1am sobie, re masa og6lna
ME jest taxa, re nrozpasana"
szlachta dawnych czas6w costa
villa spadkobiercow - ale MO
dziez inteligencya, artysci, wszy-
stko, CO najbardziej wykwintne--
60 posiada ia rada, jest bezwat--
pienia takiem, jak opisuja ich po-
wiesciopisarze i poeci.
,,Reymonta znam rowniez z
krytyk francuskich o jego die
ZACH. Zachwyca mic! Wydaje mi
sic najbardziej Polakiem, najbar-
dziej ludzkim, tym, kt6ry odkry-
wac bedzie swiaty MOVE, zgiebia-
jac swa rodzinna a dziewicza je-
szcze ziemie... lego talent ma
swiezoSt i jest ogromny, nowy,
a u~rozmaicony jak Natura. Taxa
jak jego dusza polska posiada
cos, co jest niezbednem ola pei
nego rozwoju indywidualnego, a
czego por6wnat z uczuciami lad
mel innej narodowoSci, ME wolno.
Kocham Polak6w tax, jak sic ko-
cha niezastuzenie nieszczesii-
wych braci."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-03

ME MONA utrzymywac, il jest
,,miarodajnem'', rzecza jest jed
max niezaprzeczona. IL So mez--
czyzni, kt6rzy - znudzeni mono
|tonia rozmaitych barw / jedno--
stajnoscia mody - szukaja Was
ME "a typem kobiety kt6rej - "a
miast: % slodka kobiecoscip'
moga powiedzieG: nDrogi, dobry
towarzyszu i nieoceniony kole--
go"
Mkt jeszcze ME za}owai, poja-
wszy podobnego utypu" kobiete
"a zone.
Moze wiaSnie .kuzyn" marry
o takiet zonie.
D. c. - Czyszczenie pierza z
poduszek odbywa sic w nastepu-
jacy spos6b: rozprowszy cokol--
wick powloczke, w}ozyt otw6r do
przygotowanej poszwy Z gestego
plotna, najlepiej niebielonego i o.
~stroznie w~ytrzasnaG pierre, zeby
sic ME rozlatywalo, otw6r zawia-
FAC i w}ozyc poszwe z pierzem w
ceber, lub wanne z letnia woda,
w ktorej rozpuScic oko}o pol funta
gaszonego wapna. (Trzeba bye
'pewnym, IL wapno jest zupeinie
rozpuszczone i wymieszane Z wo-
da.) w tel wodzie zostawic pie
re, by moklo (razem Z ~poszwa)
pare razy w wodzie, odlewajac ia
i nape}niajqc ceber czysta wy
duSic, lie MONA, i powiesic ma
sIoicu, zeby wysychaio. Me trze-
ba pakowat "a wiele pierza do pc
szwy, gdyz pc wypraniu, pc ulot-
MENU kurzu, pierre ~pecznieje. Pc
w}6czke ~wlaSciwa wyprat Z pra--
wei i Level strony w ciepfej wo5-
die Z mydfem, .wykrecic z woody
i przelozyG w MIA pierre -. ME
szkodzi, chociaz jeszcze mokre.
.Zaszyc otw6r i uiozyc ma s}oicu
do zupefnego wyschniecia. Podu-
ski bcda jak MOVIE, a sen ma Cd
Swiezonych, oczyszczonych-z ku-
rzu i potu poduszkach = mako
nifty. Policemen jest, by zwlasz-
ca poduszki ulywane ola cho--
rvch odSwielac w ten spos6b.
Pierre wch}ania zarazki i bakcy-
lie, wiec czesto sic zdarza, IL cho-
robe powoduje wlaSnie ME Cd
SwieIona DO chOrvm poduszka.