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The Washington herald., 1919-08-09

of the superintendent of buildings.
is stopping at the Traymore in At
lantic City.
Charles L. Wing is a new COM
posttor in the hand section.
Michael T. Miller. Edmond r. Law
lor. Theodore NORM. Edward Z. Con-
nor and August F. Trappe are new
compositors in the monotype sec
tion.
W. J. o'Brien, George Fisher. WILL
lam Waites and Charles Williams.
binders. are on leave in the ruling
and sewing section.
Hugh Carey. OF the foundry. is
spending two weeks in Atlantic
City.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
NEW SHIPPING BOARD
MEETS, PAYNE In CHAIR

Judge Iohn Barton Payne. Henry
N. Robinson and Comdr. Thomas
A. Scott who were nominated by the
President as commissioners OF the
Shipping Board. their nominations lat
er confirmed by the senate, have as
sumed their duties and attended the
regular meeting OF the board
Julge Payne has been elected chair
man of the board which has now a
full membership, constituting l3lMre
full membership consisting Of John A.
Donald, Henry NJ. Robinson. Comdr.
Scott and Raymond B. Stevens.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
Ferry Boat Makes 3 New
Stops for Gardeners

To accommodate persons having
garden plots near the field house on
East Potomac Park. the govern
ment ferryboat BarthoIdi will. COM
mencinE today. make three stops
daily at the upper landing.
The stops will be at 40 $50 and
$50 o'clock in the afternoon and
evening. Col. G. S. Ridley, Of the
office OF public buildings and
grounds. announced the new stops
last night
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
CHOCOLATE CORNSTARCH
PUDDING.

Heat 3 cupfuls of milk in the double
boiler. Mix together tablespoonfus
OF cornstarch. 215 tablespoonfuls of
cocoa, * of a cupful of sugar, and
Il teaspoonful OF salt. Rub to a
smooth paste with y cupful OF cold
milk. Add the mixture to the hot
milk slowly. stirring constantly to
prevent Jumping. Cook in the double
boiler for twenty minutes. When done
add y teaspoonful of vanilla. and
pour into a chilled. wet mold. Chill
and serve with sweetened cream or a
thin custard.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
X. OF c. BACKS FIGHT
> ON FOOD PROFITEERS

Buffalo. ~. Y, Aug. 8. - Well
pleased over the accomplishments Of
the Knights Of Columbus peace con
vention, delegates were leaving for
their homes today.
One Of the final actions Of the con-
vention was endor sement Of a move
ment supporting the President in a
night against pronteering.
A cablegram was sent to Rome.
expressing appreciation OF the
knights OF the neutrality Of the Holy
See during the war.
II was decided TO erect at Nets
France, a statue OF Lafayette. made
from the metal OF cannon captured
from the Germans. Permission 70 DO
so has been granted by the French
government
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
Diseolored or Spotted
Skin Easily Peeled Of

The freckfes, discoloring or rough
euinE TO which most skins are subject
Al this season. may readily be gotten
nd OF. Ordinary mercolized wax,
spread lightly over the face before
retiring and removed in the morning
with soap and water completely peels
off the dishgured skin. You need not
get more than an ounce OF the wax
from your druggist.
There's no more effective way Of
5anfshinE tan, freckles. liver spots,
moth patches. or other cutaneous de-
fects. Minute, almost invisible, skin
particles come off each day, so the
process itself doesn't even tempor-
arily mar the complexion, and you
soon acquire a brand new, spotless,
glrlishly beautiful face.-AdY.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
Hunts for Federal Law
Against Rent Pirates

New York. Aug. S.-Assistant
United States Attorney Ben A
Matthews today started an inves-
ugation TO determine whether Fed
'eral laws exist under which rent
profteers may be prosecuted
Nationwide prosecutions may
follow IL a law 70 cover rent
prohteering is found adequate TO
obtain convictions, il was said.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
DTDLEY-KENYON
WEDDING THURSDAY.

Miss Agnes Dudley. Of washin zton.
laughter Of a former American Am
assador to Brazil. and Alden Ken
On Of Boston. recently star writ
= on the \. Z. F.'s greatest paper.
The stars and Stripes. were married
p Z noon Thursday at the Little Church
around the Corner. in New York.
Their marriage is a war romance that
began at Fort Nyer. Va, IN 1911.
At that time the bridegroom was on
duty in the army in Washington. and
met Miss Dudley just before he left
for France. 1t was a case, Of love at
inst sight, and before Lieut.. Kenyon
boarded transport there was an en-
ragement ring on the finger Of the
bride-to-be. The wedding was set for
.one time IN the future. but when
lieut.. Kenyon returned Miss Dudley
rent 10 New York to greet him. and
he young couple decided to be mar
ned at once
So they obtained the license. and
accompanied by several friends, they
iourneyed TO the Little Church Around
the Corner. and the Rev. George
clarke Houghton performed the cere-
rnony.
Mrs. Kenyon has been popular In
the younger sets OF Washington. Chi,
ca-o and Cleveland, between which
cities she has divided her time.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was given at the Plaza
after which the young couple left for
an extended honeymoon in the West
They will make their future home in
New York City.
Irving 3. Dudley. father Of the bride,
was appointed Minister to Peru D.,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
Vnet~u> g.

news stands, 1 have called do not
carry it but you can obtain IT
through the Famous Players Cor
poration. I feel certain you will
pardon the delay on my part that
prompted your second letter when
you consider the fact that there
are several hundred other letters
here to be answered, too.
Equipment.
Dear Miss Lee: have been told that dis
charged soldier must tIrn in all his equipment.
but nv friends say this rIls does not hold
Which is right?-A. T. F.
The first ruling was changed
and soldiers who wish to retain
such articles as are allowed them
now should apply to the Domestic
Distribution Branch, Office of the
Director of Storage. Washington, D.
C.
Fourteen.
Dear Miss Lee: ] am girl a. good
dancer and singer and l would like 70 he
cume motion picture actress Pleas advise
me.-DOLLY.
You should keep on at school for
several years. Take part in anna
teur productions and study under
some good teacher. In this way
you will be better prepared and be
more capable of judging if this is
the best line for you to follow. II
you are a good singer. why not
consider cultivating that?
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
In THE LAUNDRY.

The laundry room of a well-regulated
house should be so planned as to save
steps. Stationary tubs, wringers, wash
machine, indoor driers. mangles, etc,
should find their place in the equip
ment.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09

part gallery occupied by Mrs Wilson's and
the argument close.
If Mrs. Wilson the attraction, number Of Washington
convinced that the First Lady Of the Land
she should have been in simple blue and white
cool frock and she carried a fan,
Margaret Wilson, who also in the party the
gloves become popular France the
Introduction extremely short sleeve This WILL
probably beginning OF similar style Washington.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
This Ought to Help Cut H. c. l..

kilmarnock. Va. Aug. s.-Havine
caught 100000 menhaden-believed tc
be a worlds record-in the last thirty
days. the fishing steamer Brook
Taylor has come on the Eastern
Shore.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
Virginia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

There was great deal OF comment at the
Capitol today over the large gathering of
women.
The men seemed very much perturbed and
in quiet whispers discussed the proceeding in
the following manner:
"The suffrage amendment has increased
their interest in affairs Of state"
"Pshaw-they came to see Mrs. Wilson's
Clothes" said another.
rhn c,res nf be crrnt1n ir,n,ediateI,, centered
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
Engagement MT.

Engagement
Dear Miss Lee: young lady whom I have
known for six months has been out OF the
city for the latter half n that TIM. She
TO marry me, though l do LOT even love her.
How long should couple b engaged before
U1arrase and what il it that binds an engage
meuti
Regarding your first question. I am
tempted to believe you encouraged the
girl Possibly she took something said
VI a joke by you as the truth. Other
wise I cannot understand a girl eX-
pressing her affection in this manner
to one who apparently cares no more
for her than a passing acquaintance.
BY all means do not let the affair go
farther. There is no set time for an
Some are only a mat
ter of weeks. others Of years dura-
ton. An engagement ring is q SYM
Dol Of the tie that exists. People do
not become engaged unless they are
very certain that they will eventually
marry.
Stain on ReIt.
Dear Miss Lee: The he'll. Of vhits .atin
skirt has be-cCns stained with perspiration. How
can I remedy this! Could You tell me how 20
apply a mixture for keeping the hair in placel-
Dimples.
Clean your belt with gasoline. Hold
the wayward hairs in place with one
hand. mOisten the other with the mix
ture and pat the hair in place with 1t.
Movie Publication.
Dear Miss Loe: Does the Mack -ssnnstt Moving
PICtu" concern publish periOdicAl2 II 50
where can l obtain oue!-MOvIE FAN.
The publication you refer to is
no doubt The Progress Advance"
put out by Famous Players. This
Mack Sennett news. The
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
No Thunder in Arctic.

There is neither thunder nor
lightning in the Arctic circle.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
CLARK BURDICK
HAS RETURNED.

Representative Clark Burdick and
Mrs Burdick have returned from
visit in Newport
Harry Wardman has returned to
Washington from White sulphur
rDrinEs where his family IS spending
tbe summer.
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
LonEvorth. who are visiting Governor
and Mrs r Livingston Beeckman IN
Newport. Will leave there sunday.
Capt Walter r Brooks. jr.. Of Bal
timore. who returned a few days ago
from overseas. has left for York Har-
Dor. to visit his mother, Mrs Wal
re- E Brooks. who, with her dauSh-
-sr. NITs. John Gregg Thomas. IS
pending the late summer at York
Harbor Mrs. Walter r. Brooks, fr-,
" no went abrn9d earlier in the sum
r-rr TO join Capt Brooks. accom-
0arIed by her brother. Mr.. Crom-
vsU. Of Philadelphia probably will
return 10 this country as soon as she
can secure passage.
NJ and Mrs. Robert Dove enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening at
Tho Baltimore Yacht Club in Ba'ti-
7rorn. They spent several days in Bal
rfmore with Mrs. Doves brother and
-r~ter-i7-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs.. Nyron NJ.
Parker. ir.. who are spending the
eummer with Mrs. Parker's mother.
AIRS l. Tyson Elliott. at her country
nome in Howard county Nd
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson went to The
Capitol yesterday afternoon tc hear
the President deliver his message to
Congress on the high cost OF living.
In her party were Miss Margaret
Wilson. Prof. Stockton Arson, Mr..
Randolph Boiling. Mr.. and Mrs. ROlfe
Boiling. Mrs. James Woodrow and
DR.. Sterling Ruffin.
The President received IN the Elue
Room at the White House yesterday
Mira Abdul Ali Khan. Sadigh-es-
Sultaneh, the Minister Of Persia, who
was presented at the State Department
on June Is. He was presented yes
terdAy by the Third Assistant Secrs-
. tary OF State Breckenridge Long and
was accompanied by Ali Asghar
Khan, secretary OF the Persian lega-
ton.
The wife Of the Vice President, Mrs.
Thomsa r Marshall. was a guest OF
Mrs. Frederick H Gflett in the
Speakers gallery at the Capitol yes
terday afternoon during the delivery
Of the Presidents address The Other
guests Of Mrs. Gilletts were Mrs.
Frank W. Mondell. wife Of the leader
OF the majority; Miss Frances HOar
and Miss Louisa Hoar. daughters OF
Mrs Gillett and several others.
DR.. Hans sulzer. the Minister Of
Switzerland, left Washington last
night for NonquItt, Mass, to pass
the weekend with Nine. Sulzer and
their family.
Mr.. Frederick Oederlin. commercial
adviser OF the legation, is to be per-
manently detached next week when
he starts for a vacation of several
weeks, after which he will return 70
Switzerland.
SEVERAL ITALIAN
ATTACHES LEAVING.
Mr.. Adrea Geisser Celesia di
TegIiasco. third secretary of the
Italian embassy. has gone to New
York and will sail August 16 for
Italy.
Mr.. Cuniberti Of the italian en-
bassy stan and Nine. Cuniberti will
return to Italy on August 16.
Miss Nataline Dulles, niece Of the
Secretary OF State and Mrs. Rob-
'rt Lansing, who is a student nurse
at Walter Reed Hospital. has re-
turned 10 Washington and resumed
her studies at the hospital after
spending a month with her mother.
Mrs 4 NJ Dulles. at their home in
Auburn. y. y.
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson.
L. :. y. who is visiting in Stam-
ford. Conn. where his family is
spending the summer. and at Sara
tOga Springs. y. Y, will return to
Washington the first OF the week
Mrs. Ross Perry will leave Wash
inSton Monday to make an OK
tended stay in Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Oliphant. who was
VISITING her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes OHphant. will re-
turn to her home in Trenton. y. J.,
today.
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. c. stockman
BendeI. who recently arrived in
Washington from San Francisco,
have taken an apartment at the Alta
mont
CLARK BURDICR
HAS RETURNED.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09

Josh" Beard. Henry Walls and
Michael Maxey, Of the broadside
mount shop. will spend the week
end at Boards home at Savage, Nd
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09
SEVERAL ITALIAN
ATTACHES LEAVING.

Mr.. Adrea Geisser Celesia dl
Eegliasco. third secretary of the
Italian embassy. has gone to New
York and will sail August Is for
Italy.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09

Chalmers Beale, OF the tool shop,
is spending four days leave with
friends near Mount NsIpon, Va
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09

Representative Clark BurdICk a.
Mrs. BurdiCk have returned from
visit in Newport.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09

Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson,
L. :. y. who is visiting in Stam-
ford. Conn. where his family is
spending the summer. and at Sara
tOga Springs. n. Y, will return TO
Washington the first OF the week
The Washington herald., 1919-08-09

Miss Nataline Dulles, niece OF the
Secretary OF State and Mrs. Rob-
,rt Lansing. who is a student nurse
at Walter Reed Hospital. has re-
turned 10 Washington and resumed
her studies at the hospital after
spending a month with her mother,
Mrs. A NJ Dulles. at their home in
Auburn. y. y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24

rzucala sic W uboga kwiaciarke'
Stawala sic naprzemian poezya
i natchnieniem, burza i gromem,
gwiazda przewodnia i z}udnym
mirazem.
Namietne tchnienie jego drgaio
w omdlewajacych a zawrotnych
tonach walca, slizgajacych sic po
rosa obciazonych kielichach kwia
tow w ssowiczych pieniach W
cicha noe majowa, W akordach
dzwiecznych artystow, i natchnio
nych utworach poetow.
Gdzie tknela czarodziejskiem
SVEN beriem, tam wybuchaly
wulkany gorejacych uczuc, a
gdzie b,ysnesa zarem czarnych
swych gwiazdzistych zrenic -
tam zapala}a niszczace pfomienie.
Dumna SVEN krolowaniem Ulu-
da szla zwyciesko, obojetna ma
|lzy i krew ludzka, upojona szalem
wlasnej pychy.
I znow byla noe czarow, noe
dziwow, peina tajemnic noe wi
gilijna.
u BRAN niebios spotkaiy sic
wyslannice Boze i staneiy pred
tronem Boga.
Pierwsze zblizylo sic cicho pro
nlienne Miiosierdzie, skladajac
plon obfity piracy swej zniwiar-
skiej. Rose lez ludzkich zamie-
Mona ma cenne perry zasiug -
zloto uczuc wypalone W probier-
Gym ogniu cierpien, i brylanty
zapai6w wznioslych, swiecacych
przedziwnej czystosci blaskiem..
Uiuda stanesa pred Panem Z
proznemi rekami, pylki roz zer-
wanych powiedly ma jej skro--
mach, dymy kadzidel rozwiaiy
sic W %powietrzu, a puhar rozko-
sly wysaczyl sic do dnia.
- Idzcie - rzekl Bog do ME
bieskich poslow - odtad stale "a
mieszkajcie ma ziemi. Kazda z
was ma inne pole dziaiania, a Cd
ludzi zalezy, ktora z was dluzej
PREY sobie zatrzyrnae zechca.
Srebrnoskrzydli gohcy schylili
kornie czo.a swe do stop Pana, i
cicho bez skargi spiyneli ma
SWAT, ably dalej wsrod ludzi roz-
poczaG swe dzialanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24

RIA Konstantyna, re Helena swie-
ia, matka tego pierwszego chrze-
scijahskiego cesarza, kazala wy
stawic wspanialy kosciof mad ta
Swieta grota.
Cesarz Adryan wystawii wpra-
wdzie z nienawisci ku chrzescija-
nom swiatynie poganska mad miej
seem urodzenia Panskiego, ale &C.
sarzowa Helena kazala ia zbu-
rye do szczetu, przyozdobifa pie
knie jaskinie i wzniosla mad MIA
ow wspaniaiy kosciot.K osciot ten
upiekszai cesarz Justynian, a
po MIN i inni wierni chrzescijanic
tax, re i dzisiaj nalezy jeszc0e do
najpiekniejszych i najwsPauial--
szych koscitow W Ziemi Swietej.
Jcstto rozlegly i obszemy BUDDY
mex, spoczywajacy IA czterech
rzadach filarow; sciany i sdepie-
mia So ztocone i pokryte pie$nem,
kunsztownem malowaniem. Ma
okoh tego koscioh wybudowano
'roznemi easy wieie klasztorow-
dis ieszcze wznosza sic try, je-
den przy drrgim
Grota Bozego Narodzenia jest
40 stop gseboka, a 10 szeruka, Z
bardzo wsskim otworem, shula--
Gym do wejscia. I'm dslej W wgiab
tenn bardziej zweza sic grota- By
podeprzec shepienie, unieszczo-
no W niej try porfirowe stupy.
w samym srodau nsiduje sic 70
dzaj framugi, przedz;elonej ota-
rem, gdzie sic odprawia Mszs
sw.: o{tarz ten jest oswieaouy IS
lampkami, z kt6ryeh najpiacniej-
sza jest darem LudwiEa XIII,
krola Francyi. w TEN zagiebieniu
miaia Maya wedfug tradyeyi po-
rodzic Syna Bozego- Miejsce to
jest pokryte marmurem, ktory
wylozony jest jaspisem i otoc0o-
ny srebrna obwodka W ~lsztaseie
ssofica. w ko1o tez znajdHje sic
nastepujacy napis: HS, de Virgi-
ne Maria Jesus Christrs nztus
est" ,,Tu narodzif sig Je0us Chry-
stus z Maryi Dziewicy.'
Mieseowose ia ley ma polud-
ME Cd miasta Bedeem, niespelns
200 krokow Cd niego.
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DO BETLEEM.

Kiej g~ruchnsto 20 Judzkiej ziemi, re sic Pan narodzl,
Kto mia oczy ku patrzeniu, do szopy przychodza.
Ten piechota, 6w W kolasce, ten oklep bez sioda,
Bo ih w~szystkich do Betlem szczera wiara wiodia.
Jeden tylko brzydki Herod skryi sic W swoim domu,
Targai brode noz W garsci ostrzyi p~okryjomu,
Jak ow pajak, Krzyzak zwany, c~zychajacy w sieci
Ma Jezusa malenkiego ma jrdzkie dzieci.
Ale inni W sercu czySci, dobra miei mine,
I wesolo do Betllem szi witac Dziecine.
Vice sill naprz6d trzej Krolowie W koronach ma giowie,
Senatorzy hetmany drudzy panowie,
Huf rycerzy, kupa szlachty, szaraczkow w pokiaku,
Co to jedna noga W bucie, a druga W chodaku,
obok sunai organista bardzo gruby W ksebie,
Z ~oPiatkami "a pazucha, a oracya W gebie.
"a MIN Mazur zawiesisty, dmuchajacy w dudy,
Dalej coral z pod Giewontu, wysoki chudy,
Lesny Kurpik z powiazana sznurkami stretching,
| Krakowiak W kierezyi z strasznie gesta nina.
A "a mimi z flasza W reku dreptai rudy Berek,
Nuz sic uda '~utargowac chociaz poikwarterek? -
kej juz przyszli do stajenki i staneli kolem,
Klskli kornie ma progu uderzyli czoier.
Potem kazdy u stop Pana skiadai swoje dairy:
Szczerozlota swa korone zdjai z g&owy krol starry,
Siwy hoffman dab bulawe misternie toczona,
A brat szlachcic szerpetyne W bojach wyszczerbiona,
Krakus piorko z rogatywki koleczko z pasa,
Mazur Panu ma skrzypeczkach zagrai obertasa,
Coral sera dai gomoike tezycy dzbanek,
Kurpik zasie 1eSnych krzybkow zasuszonych wianek,
a dziewczeta, co ciekawsze, wybiegaiy z chaty,
Znoszac Panu krasne wstegi, korale kwiaty.
Najepiej sic organista spisai z tel gromadki,
Bo da3 Panu zawiniete w serwetki oplatki,
I ~najpiekniej don przem6wii przez Ivy, co kapaiy:
.Przeiam, Jezu, z potskim ludem, ten opiatek bialy,
Spraw, by Slowo Tive mieszka&o zawsze miedzy Mani,
Lbiogosiaw kraj nasz miy wioski z miastami!'
TAX sic dzaio pred wiekami w tel Boskiej stajence:
Mai CT narod Z czego dawac, DO miai peine rece.
Mai grantee niezmierzone, Cd mora do mora,
zloto W skrzyni, hulk zwierzyny, pehne brogi zboza.
4 dis z biedy az sic kurczy zebami zgrzyta.
Daily Panu, ME moze, DO goiy kwita.
Wiec coz Tobie, Boze Dziecie, dis W ofierze danny.
Gdy procz serca, co Gle kocha, mic wiecej ME many:
Sam wiec wybierz Z jego giebi, co Jest godne Ciebie,
I tenn screen badz ~pochwalon ma ziemi W niebie!
Wsadyslaw Be
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JaSefka POlSkie.
W3adysIaw Belza.

mitywnych i pierwiastka rdzen-
ME polskiego, zwr6ciia sic do lu-
du. Ale wtencsas tez chiopoma-
mia w sztuce odrazu bardzo silny
wzieia impet. w literature "a
czeto badac i analizowac dusze
chlopa jake domniemanego pro-
toplasty Pasta (Reymont, Tet-
majer, Konopnicka, w. Orkan) :
" sztukach plastycznych kazdy,
chocby najdrobniejszy szczeg6l
tworczoSci ludu podnoszono do
godnoSci stylu. Vice tez i charak
terystyczne malowanki ma siaw-
Inych skrzyniach krakowskich da-
~ nowy podkiad zdobnictwu pol
Skiemu i sztuce stoSowanej, a
skromna chata gorala zakopian-
skiego staia sic pierwowzorem
stylu polskiego w novel architek
turze. w ornamentacyi koSciel-
mel zuzyte az do przesytu palmy,
oliwki i kaktusy wioskie zastapio
no stylizowanemi kwiatami z po-
Srod flory polskiej i Ornamental
mi, zaczerpnietemi re sztuki lu-
dowej. ALI nietylko te, u%jawnione
ma zewnatrz, cechy upodoban lu-
dowych daily sztuce polskiej badz
co badz MOVIE bogactwo moty
wow; moze ciekawsze jeszcze wy
dobyto skarby, gdy zapuszczono
sic giebiej W dusz ludu i zaczeto
dawat wyraz jej pojeciom.
I tax, Stachiewicz stworzyi
piekny cykl obrazow, przedsta-
wiajac W MIN niektorych, maj
wiecej u mas czczonych Swie--
tych w ten sposob, jak lud ich So
bic wyobraza. Vice widzimy sw.
Zofie jake dziewice polska wsrod
majowego kwiecia naszego ogro-
du, Matke Boska Gromniczna ma
tie krajobrazu litewskiego, jak
wSrod mrokow zimowego wieczo-
I'll strzeze swiatiem gromnicy
spokoju chatki pod lasem pred
drapieznoScia wilkow; dalej wi
dzimy Matke Boska Siewma ma
'swiezo zoranym polskim zagonie
w koncu CT Trzej Krolowie wy
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