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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
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Atartod tho dopc h,bi with co.
c.lnp coraiue Is,If ts nat "a NH
with mo rouIl mo-. , nm ,t
.now" tonight and. .teav. n aIor, fn,
aver ,,tthoi,t snv yrrin,,s r,.,,It.
I moi youny fri,nd v5,tI a, ,,ho,r
ma ntt.ndcd srhouI II, ,y.s dn,,,
and out ana tn,,rbed mo for , dniI,I
/ gave him tho money -rI hc ,,j.rl
mo to wait auld ne ',ould r.ulp I'm.
happy" I'm return for.th, lu,u Ilr
went TO "A nonlhuII ana returned
shortly WIN tvo smaU vnnd,n
boxeH n. np,n.d ihrr,' mud L,I n
not been the middle of the summer
would nave Mid tho boxcs con
talned snow II was cocaine and
that IN why cocaine hddicH arc
termed snow birds
He mixed the cocaine win some
catarrh powder ana ! used II az H.
directed The only effect noticed
was thlkatlNeness. The general effect
pleased me and tho next day | de.
cded to ind my frioGd and got him
to tell me what the stun was I've had
given me. not knowing at the time
that II was cocaine.
J found him after a long search
asleep IN an empty moving vnu near
one Of his usual haunts Beside him
was an empty bottle that had con
tanned cocaine hydrochloridc
I was shocked had heard that
cocaine would KIN and | was breath
ing as usual after taking 30 grains
OF the stuff enough to make all tho
entries IN the suburban handicap
come In last. Still likod the pleas
ursblc feeling tho STUFF gave me lnd
! didn't know enough to Quit.
Tries Another Dosc
The result was that gave the bo,
some money and told him to gct me
more of the cocaine. used tho drug
for week, getting no sleep and
taking no food.
AZ his t,ne ,as nosIrv for mn
ariIs, h,d . good uhvslnn, mn
unaa, lno con,i,uad 80 a., ,ho drnr
: wss,sI a,,,av rhta MIN ,,,, nar'
yo,,sne,a c,,,.sd ,,a "a insa IT,. ,oh
Than h.catnn ahss.aeJ niih thc
ia. ,h.t ~ nnlira woro hounding
n,. alsn ,hn,,,h, IL, ,.,,,.
los nIpa liz n bni,,r,r" and ,.lrJ
n aay,na -, ,.,s,ds a. sv.rcona th,.
imas,n,pv rnndI,ion
,han noi,,,,..rod % cr,o
r. M. ,aia M. 10 roii no r,, .h,rt
.is.,. .ns ~a,,. m. '"..ho,,, ~
h.,n,. 1,, go, n,.i,a mil.
r"aS. asa,tf,, 49, 80
,.m o a5
~. ,o,lox,nx morniny reu,,nnd mod
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

tested . "ooho r,uI' or a morphine
uHlf However. ho wt8 trlcd and
convict 4 and B'u',urrI iu the peul-
i'r'urF u pps later found out lhtl
b. "na n cops stool pigeon who
planted 'in do,k p,b that he cUuld
be- credited with tho raid
Ihc LuIur, Of Opium
Those days you could pawn an
opium layout IhwnHhJpy wanted
'u'4e .uhtrumouiE IN tho worst way
\ good layout. the Kind tho society
fulkH uh" cuusiSis ~ "hru hlNt.'
u "bONl' a "ycu shco gov "gco
rng' aud lyon phe" quay along
with n smull sweet oil lamp The
'yon hiwh' Is u7"i I'm sDuplnR the
h'hoa from me hnmnou giIu Thr
'Ncu she" Hpw' ls used .TtegB gBcrnp.
lnR tho HshDs from tho AttAf The
'grc rag rs used to koaR ~ bowl
tightly 10 the bamboo nnEthr 'yon
Nh"t H'HS InopSrl 10 h"Ih 'h" opium
Pi,l "''' me ''Fh''d "H'r
II"n ", nave irhS win IN, IN
mere are uu I'F ."uI' lninuI'g'n reg
!" ms 'u"h''l VIVA '''I uhI'-
- ",n. ''ln'N n.hn Ih1't '"N''
! "ld ''' Plp' m'd' up ~ N'h'a
y ''"n' Hl"'' 'I"nn u broom hehIl'.
lIsa as good ana sometimes better
man lhor" used hy society when 1t
h'H NICK tniung or "Hh'H. some.
,H''H 'H'N arr lh'u" from Ehrd'n
nose or out "I ih' l'F or 'hiir.
Young hI"' h'I t"f opium can %" 10
'','u J" 'l' carpenter "hop "I s'h''
~ ~ " "u' up 10 INC ''"'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
We Have Few Boxes for Rent in
Our Safe Deposit Vault

Your Liberty bond insurance and other important papers
qure safe place away from fire and thieves and vault
ideal place Boxes may be had from So $40 per year Come
and let us show you around.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
JAPANESE LIBERAL
VICTORY CLEARS AIR
Washington Secs Passing ~ trisis
In siberia by Scw Turn at
ToLIo-To NcCo cutie Om~h,

WASIIINGTON. April &c 6.--OfflciaI
ddN!cos received today said me wal
party In the Japanese cabinet had
yielded TO the liberals in the Siber-
Ian policy and Foreign Minister
Count rchlda now would direct the
handling OF the situation THIS de
yciopment it Ia said, marhS the pass
inR ~ the most serious Cfisls that
Lps been faced by Premier llara q
cabinet ana already has resulted IN
the clearing Of the air IN the N!ad!-
Vostok region to "A great extent.
one OF the most important results
Is expected to be the recognition OF
the Omsk government as the de tIcto
government OF all non -boisheviki
Russia by Japan, at'thc same time
this recognition Is accorded by the
United states, Great Britain. France
ana Italy. which is looked for soon
after the adjournment Of the peace
conference AT Paris
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

AMSTERDAM. April 20 The po.
lice have Uncovered what they term
n "rod plot here Two hundred
and thirty rcvolvers, twenty bags ot
cartridges, explosive chemicals and
seventeen bombs were found In the
headquarters Of "A socialist anarchist
organization
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
EInntIng Minc SIghtcd.

WASlINGTON, Aprll 26 The
trOopship Pretoria sighted float
Ing mine 500 miles At sea, according
90 "a radio message to the navy de
plrtment this afternoon. No further
details are given
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

soh OF upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, rain probable early
In week over Tower Missouri valley
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
Weekly Weather Forecast

WASlIINGTON April 26 Tho
weather bureau today issued the FOL
lowing forecast for next week Re
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
The Dignified Womanly Way

of making household expenditures through the medium of
checking account There of the embarrassment and
noyance caused by arguments to payment of bills Your
check your receipt There difficulty experienced in
ing bills any odd amount There accuracy convenience
and satisfaction in the pay-by- check method
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
Confessions of a Dope Fiend

How habit begins and develops through the mcrest chance
The odds breaking off increased by police
"once drug addict always dope head"-Account of New
York police department raid Gotham opium The
stuff does not make happy but restores him normal
diOn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27

and generally about middle Of x.,
fair thereafter. Nearly normal tenn
psrature after Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-27
We Have a Ladies' Department

with lady teller constant attendance, where ladies may
banking business private without going the
main banking Everything provided for your
fence This distinctive feature of bank that other
bank Tulsa possesses and of the many upodate fact
les provided for the convenience of patrons We invite
accounts and that you investigate womens
department.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30

LAST T1ME-TONIGHT

The big scenes in the new George
Walsh photoplay, "The Winning
Stroke" which opened yesterday at
the Grand theatre included actual
of the great Yale
Harvard boat race-a contest which
annually absorbs the keen interest
of the entire aquatic sporting world.
Some Of the scenes in this play were
filmed on the Yale campus and in the
Yale crews training quarters-the
f1rst time concession of this sort
has been granted for motion pictures.
AS stroke oar of the Yale crew
and the plucky hero OF a charming
romance, Walsh not only looks the
part to perfection, but handles the
difficult business-of which there
is plenty-in his usual dynamic, mag
netic fashion, and comes out victori-
GUS in both love and war.
THE Winning Stroke" is whole
some in sentiment, powerful in plot
and speedy enough in action to meet
any demand
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30
NEWSOFT THE
THEATERS
H0UDIN1 IN SUPER.THRILLER.

Houdini, the famous handcuff
king, is a start reporter in "The
Grim Came" his Paramount-Artcraft
picture in six reels. which is being
shown at the Elko theatre last times
tonight. The death-defying expert
ences which he undergoes in order to
secure a scoop" for his paper effec-
lively discourage anyone in the audi
ence from wishing to enter the news
paper business. All speed limits for
thrills are exceeded in this picture,
which discloses Houdini as the hero
of an entertaining mystery melo-
drama. 1t is well worth seeing and
contains smashing climax that is
unforgetable.
1.-The Speak Easy"-Mack Sen
nett's newest comedy, is also on the
Elko program, last times tonight.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30
WARWICK-REX.

Robert Warwick, the brilliant
young star who Interrupted his
career to serve Uncle Sam on the
fighting front in France, will be the
screen personality at the Rex theatre
tonight and tomorrow when "The
Accidental Honeymoon" the last pic
ture in which he appeared before
leaving for France, will be shown.
Robert Warwick has long been re-
garded as one of the big stars of the
picture world. His talent and acting
versatility have won him a remark
able screen following, and now his
patriotism is giving his admirers
still further reasons for worshipping
at his shrine.
Billie West will also be seen in
a twO-reel comedy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30
ESCAPES BY SKYLIGHT.

Sessue Hayakawa, the Oriental
star, illustrates the risks motion pic
ture actors take in THE Tong Man"
In this Robertson-Cole feature, made
by Haworth, he leaps through a sky
light to the floor some fifteen feet
below in the midst of shower of
falling glass. This remarkable pic
ture, telling an exciting story of
Chinese "tong" wars, will be shown
Wednesday and Thursday at the
Grand theatre.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30
MANSLAUGHTER AVERTEp.

''The ending of my story has been
completely spoiled by careless proof
reading" complained the angry au-
thor. "Here at the conclusion where
the judge looks down at the detec.
tive and asks, Are you Pendleton
King?' what does the printer make
him say? Listen! The great de-
tective, snatching off his false beard
replied, ~ a. m."'"
<'That certainly leaves the reader
in the dark" unused the waggish edi-
tor. Then they looked at each other
and laughed Boston Transcript.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30
COMMENCING SUNDAY-REX.

On Sunday will be shown a First
National Attraction, with Katherine
Macdonald in the leading role of
'"The Thunderbolt," romance of
the strangest marriage on record
Charlie Chaplin will be seen in his
fourth million dollar comedy, which
Is showing in all the large theatres,
"A Days Pleasure.'
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30
STATE BOARD PLANS FLOOD RELIEF.

The Minnesota relief board is planning spend the
countless including Betrami In this county, the
Red Cross chapter and civilian relief have been helpful in
many relieving destitute families made so by destruc
Homesteaders in Betram county in many instances
bere of their homes and holdings gained by vaient struggles
destroyed stock drowned killed. ruined and damaged
and still the redblooded settlers of the north vaienty
The board is matter for approval of Governor
Bunquist We have confidence that the will
of families instances battle against DEATH disease
exposure and dire Distress
No one not informed can realize these have
contended with and they are entitled to
for the actual conditions pitful.
LIVESTOCK BREEDERS MEET JANUARY 6.
The Farm Bureau Live Stock Breeders association
will hold meeting the Berami county court house January
in joint session. and is hoped large attendance of those
interested will be on hand.
There is in daiyng There money raising we'll
bred livestock of description and the demand strong
tor such stock and its products, at good prices
The country ideal for stock raising with plenty of
ceent forage for the winter MONTHS and than
Eminent speakers topics of will be heard what they
say should be helpful
CONGRESS TO ATTACK RADICALS
Congress will devote much of its time ensuing
weeks after the New Year day to making warfare
radicals and anarchists that nfestng the United
from foreign Shores When the holiday Monday
OF next week the attack will be commenced in several rec
tions
getting rid of the alien agtator who advo
Gates the throw of the government going
make close study of radcalsm certain the
government.
MOTHER PROUD OF HER CHILDREN.
When Mrs. c. G. Spencer, wife of c. c. Spencer, passed
at her home and one-haf miles on Irvine
the husband lost his loved hepmae eleven children
were bereft of devoted mother The twelfth child had pre-
ceded her.
The children this noble woman are all grown to man and
womanhood and splendid successful family and their
mother was justly proud of every proud of her
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30
SPIRITED SCREEN ROMANCE.

Screen lovers will welcome the
news that 'The Heart of Youth"
the Paramount photoplay starring
Lila Lee, Is coming to the Elko the
atre tomorrow and Thursday. Tom
Forman Is the leading man in this
rural screen romance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30
WHAT THE STARS PREDICT
This is an uncertain day.

This is uncertain day.
The rise political leader among labor unions nd
Gated for the year.
Women hold high places will be severely criticised
under this rule, which makes for bitter judgment.
The Prince of Wales according to the stars, will reap
from America and will be called
to great task.
Severe weather for the winter is indicated.
whose birthdate this is will have uncertain
year beset with difficulties.
Children born today will be impulsve and generous.
Copyright, 1919, by the Wheeler Syndicate 1nc)
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-30

It is reported that the sheriff will
be saved trip into our section OF
the county, as amends has been made
for the wood wrongs and everything
once more move smoothly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
ldealny Kostyum.

C4kolwiek W obawie, azeby pc
przeczytaniu ponizszych slow,
ME zjawi} sic przedemnq morder-
ca, ktoryby mic postal do miej--
sea, gdzie ME mieszkaja anie-
H.. przystepuja do zakomuniko-
wanna Czytelniczkom najSwiez-
szej nowoSci.
Jestem z zawodu agentem i po-
wracam wiaSnie Cd pewnej danny,
ktora jest rysowniczka model
damskich toalet. Pokazala mi ko-
styum, ma widok kt6rego wprost
os1upiaiam czyli - zachwyci-
lem sic pomyslem. Nigdy ME przy
puSzczaiem, azeby MONA rozwi-
nae lyle intcligencyi w ubranip
kobiety. WlaSciciclka da}a nazwe
ubiorowi swego pomysfu: ,,toa--
leta ma kazdq godzine w dniu."
.Zdumiewajqce i ME do uwierze--
MIA, jak skromny, a przytem mad
zwyczaj wytworny jest ten ko-
ST yIlm Wdzicwa sic i zapina
bardzo malq iloSciq guzik6w, tax
.jak meskie ubrania. Jest przeSli-
c7ny! PoiAzujac mi jego zalety,
wynalazczyni mowifa:
Il modnemi reformowanemi
toaletami byl dotychczas ten kfo-
pot, re pomimo mn6stwa haftek,
zatrzask6w, szpilek it'd, wygla--
daily ma damach zawsze nieporza-
dnie, obwiSle, wprost nieprzyzwo-
icie, a wymagaiy bardzo wiele
czasu przy ubieraniu i rozbiera--
niu sic. lego W moim stroju ME
ma i jest ia wygoda. IL chcac
zmienic toalete do obiadu, ma
przechadzke, do teatru, ME trzeba
TRAGIC wieIu godzin ma przebiera-
ME sic"
Z, podziwu tax mi wysch}o W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25
DZIAL OLA KOBIET.
Re1er11je Marya 8. ,> .*E

wype,niania obowiazkn W stara-
niu sic o zdrowie i zwykia rrardks
Ola dzieci, zeby starali sic tez po-
znawac dusze i zdolnosci ich. 30
- ME "a DAME i'm zycia dzieci
wdzieczne rodzicom beda, lecz-
"a dopefpienie. tegoz W stosow-
mem wychowaniu i odpowiedniej
dta ich umys}ow i zdolnosci -
nauce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

gardle, re sfowa wym6wic ni-
moglem, ty'ko mysli obsiadfy mi
biedny i tax. juz nadwerezony
mozg:
- Jakto, kobiety w toaletach,
ktorych wdziewanie ME zabierafo
by szesG godzin dziennie? Suknie
be- zapinek i wszystkich innych
,,kontrapunktow?", pask6w, pase-
czkow, szelek, fafdeczk6w, szpf-
lex a1ez to przewrot swiata!
A inwentorka spokojnym, mia
rowym gfosem objaSniaia mic: -
,Oto widzi pan, Mr.. y kostyHm
ola pan do biura: skromna bluzka
pod szyje zapieta, Z d}ugimi re-
hawami, spodniczka zgrabna. Mr..
~: jednem dotknieciem odwija
sic kofnierz, vagina rekawy do To-
kcia, wdziewa sic tylko dfugie re-
kawic1ki i - gotowa toaleta do
obiadu. Mr.. 81 - tolacta spacero-
wa, wdzicwa sic tylko ten oto "a
kiecik zapiety ma jeden guzik. M.
y - tolaeta domowa: zdejmuJe
sic zakiecik, odpina jeden guzik
w spodniczce, zapina sic ia odwro
tnie, OF tax - kofnierz W bluzce
zapina sic OF - tax - w pleciu
minutach, niczego ME zdejmujac
! mic ME ubierajac, uroczo wygla.
dajqca kospodyni domu. Mr.. D -
toaleta operowa: Z tel OTTO niewi-
dzialnej ola Okla kieszonki wyjmu
jc sic koInicrz i szeroki pas I
%subtelnej, mieniacej sic jak iskry
tkanki i zapina sic to ma bluzce ma
tych paru mafych guziczkach :
spodniczka podpinS sic jednym
quicken i gotowe, nawct lu-
stra ME potrzcba."
yAlez PAM" - bakaiem ME
.przytomny - Yczy...., czy duzo
sprzcdano juz takich t~oalet, mic
szczqcych sic w jednejF"
Odpowiedziaia z ujmuj9cym IL
Smiechem: ME, MOI szef powie-
dziai mi, re ia Z moim Pomyslem
dojrzala jestem do domu obf2ka-
nych, lub do wiezienia, re wszy-
Soy krawcy i kupcy zbankrutowa-
kby, gdyby ~rozsadne danny, a
Jest ich mnicj wiecej pofowa...
ubieraly sic W take kostyumy i
wym5wii mi miejsce, ale ia - Ii
cze ma pana. Wszak podejmie sic
pan rozpowszechnienia kostyumu
mego pomysluF"
ia pani... ja?... (pot kro!
plami spiywal mi Pc twarzy) -
Och, z rozkosza chcia}bym PREY
czyniG sic do dobra og6iu, szcze-
golniej do wygody dam, ktoreby
juz W podr6zy ME potrzebowafy
lyle kufrow woziG Z SODA, ale.
obawiam sic, ze... ze... pomysi
PAM, zanadto skomplikowany,
wygodny, skromny, tax ma4o wy
magajqcy do ubrania sic czasu,
a zatem TAX bardzo rozsqdny,
ME-. ME znajdzie.. amatorek.
Prose- jednak 0 adres PAM,
dyskretnie moge go niektorym
damon udzielic..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

D~oRAsTAJAcE DzIEw-
CZETA.

WieEkim Redem W wychowy-
waniu dziewczat jest ignorancya
czy obojetnoSt .rodzicow W bada-
niu duszy i umyslu dorastaja-
cyrh corek i udzielanie i'm "a
wiele woinoSci. Nieraz widzimy
take mfodziutsie dziewczeta, spa
cerujace wieczor be- opieki star
szych po ulicy, uczeszczajace do
teatrzykow, gdzie niestety -
"a predko budza sic ujemne in
stynkta - zmysiy dziewczecia.
Kiedy rag pozwoliiam sobie zro-
bic W tym kierunku uwage znajo-
mel, odpowiedziaha: nCzemu ME
ua iSc i rozerwa6 sfe troche? u
czysa sic dotychczas, a jest juz
dose duza i uwazna, samochod
jej ME pCzejedzie."
TAX! JeSli tylko o to chodzi,
cia4o ME zostanie uszkodzone, ale
dusza! dusza mlodziutkiej istoty,
chlonaca oczami zepsucie Sciera-
ME sic zmysiow W przesuwaja-
cych sic obrazkach, czy ME O.
budzi wrazen i prsgnien, Cd kto-
rych jeszcze wolna bye powinna?
w takiej luszy czternastoletniei
Odbywaja sic juz przefomy, odb~
iaja sic wielkie wrazenia, przela-
tRja juz ludzkie burze, - pwszy-
stkie tn zywioly i checi So W
wojnie", - a sfofce mfodoSci jesz
cze daleko, dojrzafoSc dopiero ma
dejdzie i kiedyS przetopi tie ele--
nenty, Etore W dziecku juz nur-
suja i kraza jake zasob jego psy-
chiczny, z ktorym - obowiaz--
kiem to wychowawcow, zaPo-
zrac sic nalezy iezuwsG mad Jego
rozwojem.
w tym' okresie rowuiez nkezy
ssdzic Przymioty i bfedy dziew-
czynki, bardzo oStroznie, DO GAIA
powierzchnia jej duszy zsozona
Jest z samych pozorow i prawdo-
.podobiehstw i = ME wiemy, CO
przewazy. "A jednak syszymy
nieraz sadly rodzieow j nauczycie-
Ii: to dziecko Aamie to dzieeko
hie ma pamfeci, tamto ma zle
SERGE, ten ma wfelki rozum etc.
Naturslnie, re kaide dziecko ma
COS swego wy6itnego, ale z okre-
Slaniem tego p~rzymiotu hub wady
trzeba bye. ostroznym, DO W tax
mfodym umySle i duszy ME ma je
szcze mic stalego. =.
Pewna 16-toletnia panienka mo
villa: ,,Gdy miahm lat dwanascie,
to TAX ktsmaiam. re az sauna dzi-
wilam sic, skad mi to wszystko
DO gfowy przychodziSo-i koniecz
ME chciaiam naSladowac starsze
panny. ByHam przytem bardzo
orozna ciagle przypatrywafam sic
sobie w lustrze i rome mi4y stroll
tam. Potem to mi sic znudziio il
obrzyd}o - zmienAam sic zupei-
uie."
- Jake mySlisz, co to mogto
bycT'- zapytano.
Psnienka sic zamySliia, i RE
kla z przekonaniem = nPokusa."
Me MONA byfo trafniej okres-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

cal. seer. Modefko lOc.
lie tego stanu. TAX, to ME byio
gle wrodzone, to byla fala zlego,
.ktora przeplynsia przez duszs
czysta i prawa, a nazywac to
dziecko, zaplatane Nv przejscio-
wych fasszach kSamca, by}oby
wprost popeinic wsasnie niepra-
wde. Nigdy ME Powinni wycho--
wawcy nazywac dziecka okreSle-
mem czegos bardzo zlego, DO jeS-
Ii So W MEM czegos takiego obja-
wy, to ME macy jeszcze, ably ono
zfem byfo z gruntu. Jak ME m5wi-
my Go dzieoka, gdy zakaszle: a
ty suchotnfku! tax tez, gdy mu
sic zdarzy uczynic cos zlego, ME
.nozna mu wprost W oczy rzucie:
ty kiamco, ty bez serca it'd. - lak
to sic czesto dzieje. w takiej isto
Gle maiej nie ma jeszcze mic stale
go i dopiero wtedy, gdy zie SIG
poteguje uparcie, 'przystapic male
zy do otwartej WALK z MEM, "a
cd Eas4ugi Poprawy. Pc
prawiaG sic powinno zaS ME z mu
su, lecz z przekonania, re zte musi
bye naprawionem.
Rowniez ostroznie i sumiennie
naIezy postepowaG z uzdolnieniem
i talentami.
Dziewczynka miala zdolnoSci
do rysunku j malarstwa. Wszy-
Soy, kte sic ma TEN znai, namawia-
Ii rodzicow, zeby ia ksztalcili w
tym kierunku, a bedzie mogia co.
zosta6 bardzo zdolnq
nauczycielka rysunkow i malar--
wyrobic sobie n~iezaleznoSc.
o TEN ME chcieli, DO W.
hawaii, re jak podroSnie, npo-
Wilma" wyjs6 "a MAJ. Tymcza--
sem, skonczyia nauki i uczono ia
graG, DO ofortepian byi W do
mu." w dziewczynie jednak drze-
maia artystka. Rysowaia sama,
probowala malowaG, znaG bylo ia
lent, ktory sic marnowai bez nau-
XII i techniki. Mijaiy lata. nPo-
winnosG" pojseia "a MAJ ME wcie
lafa sic W rzeczywistoSt ku wiel-
k:emu umartwieniu rodzicow,
ME majacych iadnej ~fortuny d4a
zabezpieczenia dziecEa ma przysz-
ioSe, a acknowledged panienke
zupesnej wygodzie, ma jaka
posada OLGA ~pozwalala. Pa
nienka brzdakaia ma fortepianie
marzyh o sztuce, niedo-
stepnej dla niej, nudzita sic i po-
sepniaia coraz wiecej W fatalnem
SVEN rozminieciu sic z wsasciwa
dla siebie praca.
Pc smierci OLGA zostai fundusz
wystarezajacy zaiedwie ola sta
rus1ki juz math, a corka, tez
luz ME mioda, stanefa bezbronna
i bezradne wobec szerokiego
swiata, W ktory musiala sic rzu-
cit juz nie ola piracy dajacej zado
woienie, ale dia zsrobku. / costa
Ia retuszerka d trzeciorzednego
kt6ry dawno ja mama
wiai do roboty W swoim zakla--
die, poznawszy sic odrazn ma ia
lencie dziewezyny.
I stala sic z artystki wyrobni-
ca, niexidzisina ola swiata, lie
platna i do tego pessymistka,
szaro ma zycie, ludzi l.
z zalem W sercu do rodzicow, kto
rzy stanei W poprzek jei pragnie-
MON i nadziejom.
TrzeBa wiec, zeby wychowaw-
ey ME ,starzeii sic W upartym
swym konserwatyzmie. ale oprocz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

Praktyczny pfaszcz Z wcSnia--
nych materyatow, pltpszu, chevio-
tn, corduroy, polo-cloth i innych.
L paskiem lrtb bcz tegod. Model
ka: "a, SO, So, 40, AZ A lat, mic
rae ma Gale w biuScie. Ma model
ko 38, trzeba 6h jarda materya-
1t 0 So cal. szerokoSci. Modefko
10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

Polsh polityk, czy waFkszy czy mniej
sly "a obowiazek poczytywac 'sobie
powinien stale reklRmow2c narodo-
wosc nasza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-25

P~oszukujeSz piracy? - C8ytaj piln1e
ogloszeuia pod rubryka rPRACA" ma
szDaItaeh DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGO.