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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-12-24
1T is WORTH IT'S
WEIGHT IN GOLD,
SAYS LIPPETT
Atlanta Man Takes FerrOlax
and Now Enjoys Best of
Health in Exery Way

When 1T comes to building a man
up from weak, rundown condition. and
putting new energy and vitality in
ms whole system, Ferrolax beats any
thing nave ever seen or heard of"
sad a. f. Lippett. who lives at 80
sells Ave-, Atlanta, Ga, while talkino
with FcrrolaX representative n few
Gays ago.
"4es sir. Ferrolax is all right" con-
tlnrea Mr.. Lippctt, "and it is the only
medicine have ever taken that hit tbn
spot in my troubles. I suffered from
indigestion and stomach troubles and
nearly everything l ate would cause
re to- suffer afterwards. I would
often be so bloatcd up with gas after
ncaiS' could hardly rct rooJ
h"cath. Sometimes this gas would
use "n INTO my chest and cause nv
n'rt y 10 palpltatc something awful.
'"it tired AID worn out all the time
never felt like getting IN in the n,orn'
: "''' m" rarely ever felt like catinp
, anv breakfast.
finally decided to give Fcrrolox 3
fr1al, and sir. it is simply wondcrfu
tEH way that medicine ovcrcame m,
t'o"hlcs. Why. | never felt better i,
! every wav in all nv life. 7 have :
| m" appetite and cat three, big heart,
hcaiS every dav. and never have :
SYN OF indigestion or stomach tro,,bI,
? an" more. FcrrolaX Is worth i,
,'"'"ht IN "ola to ANYBODY who s,,f
,crS rs did, and / am more than glat
t" ro"onmcnd it to cvcrvbodv."
E"rrolHX is sold bv Dickson's D~nr
- zorro. Manning; d. O. Rhamc & Co.
S"'>'" etron.
Cot a bottle at this store tod,v
rake it according to directions and !,
II "n"s not DO you tho rcod vo,, want
cow" ~ a"d ~"t vc-r ,,onnv b,or,
Hour hare word is rood cnoupb fo,
''S watch for tho r"~t icSrn of thi.
,"""" "nd SEQ what FcrrolaX is doino
'"' "'h"rS. adv
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-12-24

Wr'" Killed and one SO badly injured
tnnt recovery is extremely doubtful
INC dead are: Mrs. W. b. Tallcv.
wife cf Il prominent architect of this
c,ty: Herbert Simmons, aged Id, who
v"s driving the car; Ralph Mcmillan,
a"";I -; James Sclby, aged II, and
i."@c"ta Cravey, aged l2, stcpdaughtcr
O. :. ". Purvis, superintendent of the
Sr"ho"rd Air Line Railroad.
Sarah Tallcy aged II, daughter of
Mrs: Tallcy, was injured Adviccs from
tl' hcsnital tonight stated that she is
IN critical, condition and little hope
Is C"ortaincd for her recovery.
The party of young people, chape-
roncd by Mrs. Tallcy, were going to
the woods for Christmas holly and
evergrccns when the accident occurr-
ed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-12-24

Calkins had been arrested at sea for
stealing but in some manner ESCAPED
and was reported missing.
Six men are in the ships hospital,
suffering from gunshot wounds, in
filctcd during the mutiny or in fights
aboard the transport
According to an executive Office:
OF the America, Bolshcvik and l. w.
w. agitators have been causing
trouble among the crews in the trans,
port service for some time.
An official Investigation of the mu-
tiny will be started on board the ship
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-12-24
SONG OF THE FORDSON

Pm glad / am tractor
The kind that's made by Ford
A working steady all day long,
Pm sure | pay my board
| run along in any soil
With plow or disc or drag
And if they overload me,
| never try to lag.
| love to take a tractor disc and make
six rounds an hour
Or draw two plows ten inches deep
TO show my strength and power.
I'll take four loads of cotton
and pull them to the gin
And bring the bales right back with
me
Before the mules begin.
"A drill lis just like play for me
A'racing down the fields
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-12-24
IIUT|NY ALLEGED
' ON ARMY VESSEL
Four of These Face Other Offenses-
transport America Manned by
Civilians

New York, Dec. 21.-Elevcn mem
Rers of the crew of the transport
kmcrica, including two petty officers,
Bharged with mutiny on the high
|eas and other crimes were taken from
Che ship in irons today when she dock
ID at a Hoboken army pier. Other ar
tests are expected to be made, as the
Transport crew is reported to have
Deen in almost open rebellion since
kavinY this port last November on a
"Trip to Europe and return. An /. w.
Nv. agitator is said to have fomented
HE trouble.
u The America, an army transport
|hatncd by civilian crew, returned
|et6m France yesterday with members
|3f the American peace mission.
|a Six Of the II prisoners taken from
|ghe vessel are alleged to have been
Bgaldcrs in the trouble aboard.
|S1SFen Of the prisoners are charged
|Aith mutiny on the hig hseas. The
I lhers are charged with stealing and
|ahcr oifenscs.
IA William Calkins, an ordinary sea
+ Ian, accused of being one of the ring
4 daders in the trouble aboard the trans
|1rt, and who is said to have had an
Nv. w. card, was arrested by an
|sdmed guard, who found him hiding in
|sbe hold of the ship after it had dock
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-12-24


BY big increase in yields.
I'm one way Pm particular
I've got to have clean air
It's washed before its fed to me
That's to decrease ny wear.
I'm no experiment you know
Just trusty, tried and true
l start to work at six 4. m.
And give up when it's through.
do not need expensive fuel
Cheap Kerosene is good
| use it with economy
Ford made nc so | could.
Pm fill Of hospitality
So called "the fHrmcr's fricnd."
Made strongly at the factory
| show it in the end.
VIM. Sondcrcgger.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-12-24
SEERlFF'S PARTY RAInS
WHISKE EY STILLS

AShcvill". N. c.. Dec. 21.--With a
,'""c professor, in his party, Sheriff
Ajlard Case. Of Henderson County
nrar here. today raidcd three illicit
whiskcv stills. captured tow opera
tors red-handcd and started what re-
venue officers say is a drive which
WI lcNtcnd all over western North
Carolina.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-12-24
HlHf KILLED IN
AtTO-TRAIN SMASH

Jacksonville. Fla, Dec. 21.--Whcn-a
""'lthbnuNd passenger train on the At
iantic C0Hst Line Railroad cut an au-
tomoblc IL tow at grade crossing
fou: AM half miles southwest of
this city this afternoon five persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Prohibition

Intoxicating liquor has been, since the world first
became acquainted with it's vile taste the root of evil
Some persons consider money So That is true: but we
live without liquor, while money essential Even to
this day find the jais crowded. the lunatic asy-
ums overowng penitentiaries loaded with derelcs of
crime who frankly admit they have been brought there
through drink Others have been led into a criminal life
by the of drugs There laws prohibiting the sale
of habit forming drugs If that has been openly recog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12
Intolerance Toward Foreigners

why IN this great country Of ours, which has truly
been called "The Melting Pot of the Nations" should
be so lntolerant of foreigners? Although proclaim
THIS the land of equal opportunity for every one
temptuously refer to them 'dagos wops, chinks,
huns, etc. and them the butt of our rdicule
because of their inability properly speak LANGUAGE
Yet there innumerabe examples where these same
Foreigners handicapped they by ignorance
language and CUSTOMS have positions promi-
nence IN our professional and fe and have
proved of nestmable benefit to the land of their
adoption.
4hese immigrants who arrive at Ellis Island with all
tnelr worldly belongings few bags and boxes will
oe 1ather and mothers of future generations
cans and they have been taught 20 look America as
the land of promise. How much better it would be if
instead of jeerng at them should give them what
ever aid could in their endeavor to become Ameri-
canzed! Many of the great corporations now realize
this, and maintain schools for teaching the English
language
The recent death of Andrew Carnegie recalls the fact
that he arrived in this country poor boy and subse-
quently rose to position of wealth and prominence
probably Unique in the history of the country
Therefore, it would be we'll for to remember that
the foreigner is a human being like ourselves and in
treatment of him follow the Injunction of our great
martyr President with charity for all, with malice
toward none, and thus enable him to realize that this
Is in truth the land of PROMISE
AUDUBON, ~ j. Helen Pemberton Il s years..
Editors Note: This the anniversary the day 427
years when foreigner" discovered us)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-12

Editors Note: All readers OF The Chdrens Tribune
hfteen years old younger asked to send
~ e. opinions about what is going or in the xvorld,
ron ~oo 10 SUI words long the Editor of this 40.
he ones printed will be paid for at one cen, $500
ANNE LEWIS PIERCE
Edior The Chldrens 7ribun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

Pemberton's Wanderers met them IN
a three game match, annexing all
three, Jumping into first place by a.
safe margin and thrustfng the HON.
man combination into next to last
place. The Invinciblss were not
given a look-in last night, the wan
derers pluckirg the pins from their
spots in true championship style. The
first game went to Bills h by
forty-t owpins. the econd by sixty
seven and the las by more han lso
1t was not Capt Hoffman's fault
that his team lost as he did some
pretty pinning, his scores at 2ef, .
and 100, giving him an average OF an
even zoo. Pemberton, bowling against
Hoffman, averaged 1s6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
PETITION READ
TOFREEHOLDERS
Want Road, Cranbury to South
River, Fixed Much Other :
Business at Meeting
Rn Sfnr cnrrespendenI

PEI kfnT INTTfSnGNOtft vrr-~
NE wBRIrNSWTCK. Feb. 26-Ihe
natter 81 the road between So"t.
River and Cranbury was taken up
the meeting of the Board OF FTeehoLu-
ers Yesterday afternoon when d pei
tion from the residents whose ptop-
crty ADULTS on the road, was miro
duced at h meeting. Signed py
ahonf nfuety per cent of the people
effected. the petition requested mat
tho road be fixed up in the best man
ner possible. stating that they Woui'
even be satisfied with gravel II h0th-
ing better could bc provided. me
matter wa laid over until the next
meeting. uur
Mavor Russell f.. Watson, Of high
land Park, and Borough Englncef );
n, hopkins appeared before the poata
with maps of property in lilgHlanu
Park. which that borough Intehds 70
drain with storm sewers. Inc terri
tory to be drained is from Itarltar
avenue down to River road on whleh
proie., they expect to spend $6S,ooV'
River raag is under county superVl-
sion and as the sewers with run IN
under that t~horoughfare ana dram H.
the board was requested to heIp 10 IL
dance the project to the eXtcHt OF
$4,000. A copy of the plans VIII De
filed with the freeholders tomorrow
II the matter was referred TO the
committee OF the whole.
Fairbanks & Morse Company. OF
New York, were the only bidders on
one fifteen horse power engine on
three by five pump and one air COM
nrcssor TO replace worn out equip
ment At the county vvorkhouse. Thelr
bid was $1,000 f. o. b. Brooklyn. The
bid was laid over until the next
meeting.
A letter was read from the Public
Service Railway Company when stat
~. IL. a--v1 n q nfIsn- hA0
beer notified OF the complaint maze
by the board last weck on The block
piled uD on tho CstiSeway at SOuth
River, depressiouS in the tracks at
Hi9hland Park, the fast line crossing
at Port Reading and the obsLructeu
bitches along the Am etucheh
road. Clerk Thoma Mulvahlll was
instructed to notify the railway com
pany 10 repair planking betw zen their
kraciSs on the Albany street bridge.
gV..a matter has been called to the
traction company's attention several
times By telephone messages from the
guards on the bridge. If the
does not take immediate acton the
county will make the repairs ana
clare it against tho corporation. The
company viii also be notified TO I'M
proNetthe condition of the East Kan
w. crossing over the fast line tracks.
Thia crossing. according to the com
plant. IS IN a ddbtcTpuS coiidIttoh
A communication from the ii. n.
Scott Construction Company stated
that they had notified Warren Broth
ers to repair defective work on the
Cranbury turnpike.
The borough clerk of Helmetta in
q letter said that the borough Will
comply with the request of the free
holders that in tile future prisoners
be delivered at the county w~Aorkhouse
instead of at the county Jail as here
lofore.
A resolution was received from
Adrian Lyon. chairman OF the Perth
Amboy District Of the Community War
Labor Board urging the county Board
CT. freeholders to employ
sos ass IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
Ironware One Third Less

Fry pans. ~sriddles, ~snns irons, Dutch ovens and
pop-erer pans
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

hearing in the state senate on SeHa-
tor Browns bill for state conteol OF
county bridges, which hearing was
attended by the freeholders. 1t was
pointed out at the meeting yesterday
that if this legislation is finally adop-
ted. the cost of the upkeep of the
county bridges will be borne by the
state and confidence was expressed
that the county will be successful in
its contention. At the same time the
board Tsels that it should not relax
in its efforts to aid il getting the mea-
sure through the assembly.
The board is of the opinion that the
state may be induced to reimburse in
part for the $128.500 that they will
spend for the new Albany street bridge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

Some time back In the prehistoric
era and probably antedating the tim,
when mankind had tanned the WILD
hens and organized them in the busi-
ness of producing strictly fresh laic
eggs" human kind had annexed the
bee, or, anyhow, had made a business
Of robblng the wild bees. Bee farm
ing is no new thing under the sun, bur
the bees were never before SC care
fully bred and cross-bred o so In.
diligently assisted In the honey-mak.
Ing gRIne as at present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
White Mountain Refrigerators

The same styles we sell in our regular stocks
Ash cases; provision chamber lined with
bsked-oa mot painted) enamel: removable
trap and drain pipe: woven wire shelves; SOLID
brass trimmings. niekd-piated.
Lift-cover styles at $2s2s. were SIS; $zs.so.
were $50; $3.50. were $3.50.
Front-icing styles a. $ss2s. were $S7; $s7.so.
were $50; So, were so.
Apartment House Styles at SIS. were SIS;
$zaso. were $50; $ss.7s. were s467s; $40.
were SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

white Haven
mNrpR1g Ia attention of
DmS BOARD to the fact that letters and
kilograms addressed TO Former Col
lector Edward Burt regarding some
S7OO which the institution had spent on
Middlesex county patients had never
been Acknowledged. h money was
spent for operations and maintenance
Of Middlesex county tubercular patti
ents at other places thar at the sana-
forum and for which this institution
seeks reimbursement. These opera
tons were apparently performed with
ont authorization from any county OIL
fcials. The matter has been referred
to the committee Of aslyums and
County Solicitor Frederick Richardson
The Somerset County Freeholdcrs
in n letter TO the hiddleseN board
ixe tho date Of March 6 at $50 T..
NJ. as The time they would meet the
f~reehClders Of his county and view
the conditions nj Mile Run Brook nj
vert which IS Jointly controlled by the
two counties.
A report was read from Charles Nj.
Housed. manager of tho county farm,
showing receipts of S2fa.75 for pro
duee sold TroIna tte Farm Tho money
was turned over to County Collector
F. William Hilkcr5
4 resolution was adopted authoriz-
ing the couhtN colhTctor To issue notes
For tho sum Of % 900 10 renew out
standing notes naW due or about TO be
due. 49,.
Tho board was requested to be pre-
sent - a dinner given by the Middle
sex County Agricultural Society to-
morrow afternoon At O'Clock at the
Hotel Klein in the city.
A report was made that the snoring
to tie bulkhead at the side of the
road near Mullins farm at Perth AM
boy city line was reported as rotted
out and in need Of replacement This.
matter was laid over until the next
meeiinE.
Tho Dad laws OF 1918 require eoun-
tias 10 erect signs al bad turns and
DANGEROUS crossings. Sample signs.
vera submitted to the board for con-
sheraton. bu: no action was taken.
This ,-atter viii probably be settled
at tho next meeting. A report on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

Wash boilers. pot steamers gravy strainers.
buckets. OIL cans. graters. colnnders. graduated
measures. coffee boilers. bread pans are some OF the
useful utensils from this weii-known maker in the
sale. Prices start at 1fc for apple corers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
Maintain. Euuai Humidity.

The air In all parts of a cigar case,
vault or other riace where moist
ure Is peeded Ia kept equally
humid by a new device In which
an electric fan drives its hreezes
through a box filed with absorbent
material soaked In water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
Wanamaker Sewing Machines
Special

Wanamaker Standard Rotary Sewing Ma
chimes which make LIS stitches to the ordinary
vibrating-shuttle kinds 100. Lock and chain
stitch combined, full set OF attachments. $40
Wanamaker Special Sewing Machines
modern drop-head automatic lift model. self
threading. automatic bobbin winder; fun set
OF attachments
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

Peters is mayor OF Boston.
When Wilson's ship is 200 miles.
from the American shore Peters will
voice a greeting int0 the transmitter
Of q wireless telephone set.
Sitting In his cabin. aboard the
George Washington. the President will
receive the message and respond
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
Sport D0ingS
At YIN. C.. n.
"Y" League Standing.

Hoffman's ~Invincibles proved to be
just h opposite last night in h
Y. NJ. C. A. bowling league. when Bill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28

once the bridge legislation is put
through.
At the next meeting of the board, an
inspector will probably be appointed
for the new bridge over the fsaritan
river here, as advised by the county
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
Woodenware
to % Per Cent. Less

Pastry boards. meat boards. skirt and iron b0afd2
clothes dryers. Kitchen tables. sesp laddsrL etc. Ia
eladsd are lss kitchsa tables 81 sass 10 vTss
were s&Se to sla.se.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-28
Brooms and Brushes
is to 20 Per Cent. Less

PROM = maker who had a surplus on hand We
had thess hrsoms and brushes made specially
for Va
Głos polek., 1919-07-24

Wianki ZW. Polell, czyli sllu-
pianie i grupoWanie maioletmch
dawno juz projektowane, dis
ujete zostaly w pewna usyste-
matyzowana forme, ably tworze-
ME wiank6w ulatwic i rozwinac
W mich zasadnicza idee. Zrozu-
mialy to cZlonkinie ZW. Polek i
Wsp6lnie re Zar2adcm Gi6wnym
postanowily organizowac Zrze-
szenia maloletnich dziewczat,
pod doZorem starszych czionkin.
UrzQdzane bedQ rozmaite zaba-
wy przedstaWienja, udzielane
beda lekcye stosownie do Okla
zanych zyczen dla wiekszej "a
chiefly RodMc6w nlodziezy
wprowadZona bedZie asekura-
eva ME wielka, minimizing O.
plata, I przyWilejem WolnegO
wstepu pO GOlSciU do pelnOlet-
nose to jest lat 1Stu, Z organi-
Zacyi maloletniei do organiza-
Cyl macierzystei Zwi@zllu Polek
wedtug praw okreSlonych.
Chwalebne to SO cele. a pra-
cOvnicZki znaidQ sOWitQ nagro-
de W otoczeniu milych twarzy-
czek wdZiecznych "a poniesi0ne
trudy. Owoce swej piracy zbje-
raia juz pierwsze zaloiy Xxi
wiank0w. Obszerne pola lezQ ie-
szcze odlogiem, do piracy vice,
Szanowne Siostry, aby$my ME
pOminely sposobno=ci.
M6Wimy. ze sa- W Zyciu mo-
menta ZsczeSliwe, ktdre trzeba
umieG pochwycic.
Taxi moment organizacya
Wv. Polek pr7eiywa dzisiaj, po-
chwytmy go, ably nasz wv .Po,
lex postawic ma coraz wyzsze
wyzyny rozwoiu pomySlnoSci,
Głos polek., 1919-07-24
POPIER AMY TSIIOWANIA
KOBIET.

Praca kobiet, kt6ra tax obfj-
te wydala owoce ma rozmaitych
polach swei dziaialnoSci, roEpO-
cZeia obccnic z nadzwyc7ainQ G.
ncrpiq pod pradcm wzrastaia-
cych potrzeh akcye 0 zUpelnie
nowym kierunku.
Dotyczy to zakladajacej sic
czysto kobiecej kooperatywy,
pod nazwQ "Victoria" W celu u
tworzenia skiadu ubran dla ko-
biet. Jak sama nazwa wskazuje
Głos polek., 1919-07-24
@ SEN A RZECZYWISTOSC.

Wielkie to zWyciestwo, poniewaz
kobieta obecnej doby rozumie
waznoSc zadan prG,:tycznych o.
box zapatrywan idenlnych. A
TAX ma podkladzie materyalnego
dc0robytU budujemy dziela pra-
WdziWej filantr0pii. Juz sama i
dea dostarcZenia odpoWiedniego
zajecia k0bietom ZnuSzonym
pTacCWac ma swe utrZymanie
rodzin sWych. jest przekonywu-
iQcym faktem dOniosio$ci podo-
bHego DrZedsieWZiecia. Sa in
ne noralne strony, baTdzo doda-
THE, kt0re wplyna6 ma mas po-
winny, abysmy silna dlonia IL
jely ! nadal kierowaly rozpocze-
tenn dzielen.
\ mianowicie: Skupianie ko-
hiet W peWnym wytknietym ce-
III EzstaItuje ducha solidarnoSci
TAX nam pOtrzebnego, wyrabia
" mas pocZucie wZaienniei wy
r0zun:aloSci, kt6ra Jest najsku-
tecZnieiSzym cementem naSZych
stoSunkow towarzyskich Spo.
Głos polek., 1919-07-24

PoSrOd puStynl naSZych We
dr0Wek jest to oaza dla spra-
gnionego podr0znika, z tego
punktu ozywczego WytrySka zr6
dlo wszelkich szlachetnych IL
czuc dQznoSci, tn mozemy "a
czerpnac Wywczasu wesoloSci.
Jest to ogr6d zywy, prawdziwy
raj, Z kt6rego, jak kiedyS pier
wsi nasi rodZice, wyrosly dis
przedziwne kwiaty rodu ludzkie-
go, piekne latoro5le, nadzieja
nasZa i ukochanie. Dziatwa to i
ml6dz dorodna, kt6rej wzrost
do zakreSlonych przez nature
roziniar6w wstrzymujq ciasne
warunki naszego bytu.
Ujat te Warunki, wytWorzyc
atmosfere uzdrawiaiQca dla du-
sly ciala, ogarnQc wszystkie
Varsity m!odziezy tel bez
wzgledu na r6znice spoleczne, to
naiSwietsZy obOWiazek ludzko-
Sci praw kraiowych.
Rozhczne juz w tym celu po-
czyniono ZaI)iegi, poczucie wzra-
stavra jak pred godno5cia ma
cierZyn$ka schylamy glowy, r6-
Wniez Z miloSciq i c2cia praWie
spogladamy ma te powstaiace i
stnienia nicSwiadome przy-
szlych trud6w.
Jest to nasze bogactwo, Z kt6-
rego wyrosna przyszli bojowni-
cy ma arenie Swiata "a prawde,
poStep spraWiedliwo5c.
A teraz pytam, czy kobieta
poWinna i czy w iStocie odegra
role przemagajqca W tel naizy-
wotnieiszei sprawie.
Bez watpienia - tax. We
dug swego uSwiadomienia. w
w nader krepuiQcych nieraz sto-
sunkach, spelniaia ona ten wicl-
ki | drOgi dla siebie obowiazek,
czy to pojedyhczo, czy zbiorowo.
POwstaly rozmaite zaklady o.
chrOny dzioci. uczelnie dla mlo-
dziezy pomoc dorazna. PraCa
coraz sZersZo Zakre5la kola -
dis podejmuia ia rozmaite or
ganizacye, a przCdewszystkiom
ZrzcsZenia wyl9cznie kobiece
/ wNtezaiq swe zabiegi, by
sproStat wiolkiemu zadaniu.
HwiQZek Polek, Swiadomy swe
go powolania, zabiera sic tel g.
nergicznie do tel wdziecznej /
poaytccznej piracy
Głos polek., 1919-07-24


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wieki, wpadlam w obiecia boz
ka snu. Jestem w drodze, a tru-
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dza ma szczvtv o6,, M nie-
wielka przestrzen dIa snoczvn-
ku adv podziwia6 nielno ma
turv lei otaza}osc Slonce roz-
tacza swe blaski. mienia sic ko-
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