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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

...,,.o, ia here from Portland
sA "' T. johnson and son arr'v,
Mrs. y. s.n Francisco last n'sn' 10
ID from on ,"suson. Ia who has been mere
','' :, SON. ON time as deputy county
sssor' u,,ks daughter ~
NJ" ,,snss, ssn rs home from Ar'"'a'
Marion h'" .,,.nded the summer "e'-
'1s ". % s,o1l sv,n and wife are , T." the city
y. ysrsne for few days ,,
from n'.a = arown is visiting her" from
San ,u,e formerly with the
u .".,d :, Jewelry Company OF FORT
sa','','',s But, |. here to do expert watch re-
r,Snn w.s', :. A. Harvey, a. E. smy'n' n. h
~. Ius,in. NJ. ]. smyth an" w.
NOV, s,s ,re a party OF tourist" from
sas,land, sm,n who are visiting klamath
County ,,, Ca, rrnp.
' r X Balllc arrived in the city
from San Francisco o" '"=' nights
"' ,,,s Kraker, of San Francisco !"
!. v,om,th Falls for shor, time.
n, and Mrs. y. g, Argrav"" ar"
:. N. e,y from their ranch on tho
Merrill road.
r c. Groesbeck leaves today Tor
n.pd on a business trip lie expect"
n return mex, Monday
Ward has been received by hts
family tha, Roy orcm. radio op"'
,.,o, IN the navy, has landed In Paris,
Mn. A. y. whitman left this morn
I,r for a vacation In Portland and
Seaside.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MONEY TO LOAN

You can own any OF the homes list
I'd below on our easy payment plan
with low interest rates. Start Now.
It's easier than paying rent.
Z Room plastcred house. complete
" fnrnisned, On sth Street, close In,
ti250.
New : Room modern bungalow on
pavement close in VITA garage. si.-
800
& Room plastcred house, garage on
10Th St rp-to-Gale In every respect
s375o.
room house, big lot-2nd Hot
Springs Addition. $1,000,
New room house on Crescent
Avc---Onc OF the most beautiful
homes in the city and IA wonderful
buy at $1,000. See II.
New $ room home just being com
plctcd on Crescent Ave. Fine location
and the most up-to-date houses in
town. Garage and all modern con
y.nlenrss. Mast be seen 10 be OPP
preciated Price $1,000.
/ room house on Lincoln st. TX
cellent location. Completely furn-
ished. The best buy In the CITY at
$4,000. Hurry up II you want bar
gam.
i room house on 10th st. Good To-
cation-Price $2S00In fact IL its IA
home You want, ! have II.
Aso Agency for the biggest and
best Fire and Life Insurance Com
panies IN Americr The New York
,Fn Er,ter juvcstiynte today.
LANES VI. WATKINS, JR.
$50 Main st. with Bodge, The Tailor.
Res. Phone 320R
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

Dor't forget the big sale at r. !.
5S West Main Street.
Three pairs of leather faced gloves
for a dollar. I-lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

LOST-On August 3. between Rex
Bord ranch and klamath Falls.
baby's white blanket and woman's
brown coat. Finder please leave at or
rotity o,cna postoffice. 7-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

Don't forget tho big sal" at v. l.
i'ammond's, Es Wcst Main Street.
Three no'rs OF leather faced gloves
for dollar, 1-lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

Don't forget the big sale at r. |.
Hammond's. 5S West Main Street.
Three pairs OF leather faced gloves
for n dollar. 7-lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

INFORMATION WANTED-Daniel
j. Kane. please communicate your
address. NJ once to j. Is. L.. care box
~, Pajarunian office, Watsonyille'
Calf. '-ot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

WANTED Man and wife want work
on ranch by year. Can do all KINDS
of farm work. Phone 45lJ. ,-5t"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

Baby buggy for sale. Willow, Prac-
tically new. Room l, Bristol Building.
Sixth and Main, Honor Roll Head
quarters. 'l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-07

FOR Furnished rooms, $40
Walnut. Phone 274J. III
, 1919-05-10

league Of nations may think necessary t.
address to her.
ALSACE LORRAINE. After recogni
ton OF the moral OBLIGATION TO repair the
wrong done in 1871 by Germany to
France and the people of Alsace Lorraine.
the territories cede4 to Germany by the
treaty of Frankfort are restored to
France with the frontiers as before 1871,
to date from the signing OF the armis-
tice, and t be free OF all public debts.
Citjzenships regulated by detailed pro
visions distinguishing those who are I'M
mediately restored to full French citizen
ships, those who have to make formal
application therefor, and those for whom
naturalization is open after three years.
The last named class includes German
residents IN Alsace Lorraine, as dislin
gulshed from those who acquire the posi-
ton OF Alsace Lorraine as defined in the
treaty; all public pro )erty and all pri-
vate property Of German eX-s0Vereigns
pass to K ench without payment or
credit. France is substituted for Ger
many as regards ownership Of the
railroads and rights over concessions
Of tramways, the Rhine's bridges pass
to France with the obligation for their
upkeep.
For fiveyears manufactured products of
Alsace Lorraine will be admitted to Ger
many free OF duty 10 a total amount NOS
exceeding in any year the average Of
the three years preceding the war and
textile may be imported from Germany
to Alsaee-Dorraine and re-exported free
OF duty. Contracts for electric power
from the right bank must be continued
for ten years.
For seven years with possible extern
sion to ten the ports of Kehl and Strass-
bourg shall be administered as a single
unit by a French administrator appoint
ed and supervised by the Central Rhine
Commission. Property rights will be
safeguarded in both parts and equality
Of treatments as respects traffic assur-
ed. The nationals, vessels and goods
OF every country.
Contracts between Alsace Lorrainers
and Germans are maintained, save for
Frances right 10 annul on grounds of
public interest. Judgment Of courts
hold in certain classes of cases while in
others a judicial executor is first requir-
ed. Political condemnations during the
war are null and void and the obliga-
ton to pay wal fines is established in
other parts of allied territory.
Various clauses adjust the general
provisions of the treaty to the special
II
, 1919-05-10


I0seS sovereignty over me up 81 last
toasid' ~ l1aIq lHll4s n,,Itu ~ lle
IiNeI 4ellei' a 7oo tne lnlefnallona areas
doou' DaI5AIS, 20 s9date 1llIes' anu Tue
odsin oI tle oaa[ loo SQUARE lnl mes of-
4@een t4e western ooroeI 81 lLe hnelllsn
aala.ihate u bavaria ana NJ lIe soolh-eaSl
1olll?i = A ~ - 80 ! l1@LAlS 81
E?ISI9IS ~ lhe ' 9el~eei ne NoSdl @lo
ElStpld tlEeIs lldue ny lne du".s'2n I'd
st"lilaL y ." tl7e "es1 ll.luolng tlle Gl14
~ pdnzle. u 9ou,n.e "eleln 1illl7l -
las ! loSS5" dllu ne "Ied el"ee Ld9e
81 51ssla anu llle Ylstu'a norm ~ l@tI'uoe
= ueEleeo ? minute = - NV 10 10
5i9da"1Y "e'eIiilneu = Popoiai we,
= 100 94daa5 mics, % : = ~ oe ne case
~ PA Pa[t % 9 2ESr}GE T. : 90 9 89G9 S1 445lTS'
ll@S - : - o1aSo, - ~ oh,oo,o
germany = - cons5 100 70 lle apiq9d5
Oloh 81 lhe lIedI!e9 ~ 1902 Wy WlIGil pc
8IuHl Was e9taoIiS1eu a. d neulidl So,
ana 70 a2Tfee ~ advance 70 " colxelltoI
Win Wllch lh9 ailleu anu lle aesotIa.eo
powers may oeterlnthe e. : leplaee tiIein.
one IS q recognize lae IuI S1VeIeignly
OF Beigluil over tae COME le4 IellIeoIy
o. Mofeohel ano over pall ~ lIu9sialf
HQfcSnel' ana 70 fenounce - LagouI of Z
Belgium al rghl over :he c![cles %
EIIDpn and MaI1090V. the ~l0ildDlLdIIS OIL
, 1919-05-10

ThRlHS--4O cents B1otthjy IN udUunce,
Z cents per single copy.
Entered Us 5~econd-clQ5S mutte1 Hd9
26b 1911 at the Post Office al Chfistiaa-
st2d. st. Crojt, Y. I. 81 tie Z. S. A., IN
der the 4ci OF Wdrch 3. 1872.
.LuL1RAI>
ST. CROIA STATION.
Censored at Jarrajc&..
Continued from yesterdays Auis.
GENERAL INTERNATIONAL PRO
VISIONAL. Subject to and in accord
ance with the provisions of international
convention exis ing or hereafte 10 be
agreed upon, the members OF the league
will in general endeaVour, through the
international organization established by
the labour convention, to secure andmain-
tain fair conditions Of Iabour for men,
women ard children in their own coun-
tries. and undertake 10 secure just treat
ment Of the native inhabitants of terri
tories under their control; they will en-
trust the league with the general 81.
vision over the execution OF agreem6u /:
for me supervision Of traffic in WomvI
and children etc; and the control oil the
trade in arms and ammunition with coun
tries in which control is necessary; they
will make provision for freedom Of com
munications and transit and equitable
treatmen5 for commerce Of ali members
OF the league, with special reference to
the necessities Of regions devastated
during the war; they will endeavour TO
take steps for international prevention
and control of disease, International
bureaus and commissions already esta-
bIished will be placed under the league,
as we'll as those to be established i the
future.
AMENDMENTS TO THE COVE
NANf. Amendments to the covenant
will take effect when ratified by the
council and by a majority Of the assem-
by.
MANY. Germany cedes to France Al
SAGE Lorraine, $500 square miles and to
Belgium two small districts between Lux
emberg and Holland, totalling 989 square
miles. She also cedes to Poland the
southeastern tip of Silesia beyond
and including Oppeln, most Of Po-
Sen. and West Prussia, 27.686 square
miles. East Prussia being isolated from
the main body by a part Of Poland. She
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
Let's Complain That They
 Are Attacked By German

Paris, oct. 10 (HaVas) German troops attacked LGttish forces on October s, according to a protest Te- ceived by the peace conference from the I,ettish government The Allies are asked to take decisive action against this violation of the peace treaty." and to compel Germany to comply with the terms of the Yer sailles pact It is claimed German troops in Letvia are Threatening the world and uniting With pro-German Russians" The Lettish government declares it will obstinately defend it's independence.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
Records Show That City
 Has 262 Orphan Children

There are about 262 orphans in New Britain, according to statistics gath cred from the various institutions of the city. The Children'S Home har- bors about 1855, the Polish Orphanage 1O1, and there are about 26 daily at the New Britain Nursery. There were between 40 and 50 at the last named place before the war and pre- vious to the nursery being moved to it's present location on Court street, when it was found to be too far to come across the tracks. There are a few at Warehouse Point, St Agnes Home, and the William l.. Gilbert Home.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
ANOTHER FLYER
 FALLS 10 DEATH
Continued from First Page)

tlicrS coming from the West to reach here, arrived at Framing Field at 10:43 from Dcs Moincs, having made the trip of 15S miles in one hour and 21 minutes.
 Captain J. O. Donaldson, who ar rived here at 9:33 d. m. from Chi cagO, left for DCS Moines at 10:33 a. m. He made the trip from Chi cago to Rock Island in one hour and 46 minutes.
 Lieut.. lI. C. KieI, flying from the west to the east. arrived at Framing field here from Des Moines at 12:22 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
Oh The Bashful Kaiser,
 Hates To Be Photographed

Amerongen, Oct. 9, (By The ASso- ciated Press. )-StrOng efforts are be- ing made to prevent tho publication of the photograph of Emperor Wll- liam of Germany taken on last Sat urday by two Dutch photographers who were concealed in a load of hay near Count HohenzOllern' temporary home. The OnC-time monarch is said to have offered a large sum, for the negatives and all prints made from them.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10

connection with thrift week which is now on all over the country. MT. Squire cOmplimented Principal French very highly upon the work of the school in it's thrift work. The school has banking system all it's own with nearly a thousand depositors. and is among the foremost in the state in it's support of the thrift movement. MT. Squire was extreme ly pleased over the showing of the local school and expressed his satis- faction in glowing terms.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
SICILIANS REBEL
Peasants in Sulphur Mining District Reported Crashing With Govern mcnt Troops.

Rome, Oct. 10-Reports from Sicily today declare the town of Ricsl, in the sulphur mining district has been seized by rebellious peasants. Four thousand peasants, engaged in an at tempt to take possession of land clashed with troops sent against them, seven persons being killed and many others wounded. The troops and town authorities, it is added were compelled to retire leaving Ries in the nOssessiOn of the rebels.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
NEW TEACHER HERE

Miss Katherine Powell has been ap- pointed to teach English in the voca1 tionaI High school to succeed Miss Grace Hamilton, who has resigned to go to the University of Chicago. This appointment completes the filling of all the vacancies on the school faculty.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
French Major and Three
 Soldiers Shot in RiOting

Paris, Oct. 10.-A French major and three soldiers were wounded in a riot at Sarrebruck in occupied Ger many, on Tuesday according to d dispatch to the Petit Parisien. The riot is described as having grown out of labor demonstrations against the high cost of living in which Sparta cans joined.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
HOLIDAY IN CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 10.-Hilarious CincinrA,'i rose this morning to cele- brate d.. d public holiday the triumph and return of the Reds from Chicago where they won the baseball cham pionship of the world yesterday from the Chicago White Sox of the Ameri- can league.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
LOCAL STOCK
 EXCHANGE PRICES
Furnished by Richter & Co.,

H'9'lGN bN INltlllGI N \o''
 Ihe local market has been active and strong today Colts Arms sold as high as 64, the market closing 62 1-2 bid, 63 1-2 asked. North & Judd Rights have been active between IS and l9. New Britain Machine com- pany Rights sold at 1-2 and 1O Peck, Stow & Wilcox has been strong and active with sales early in the day at A 1-2, selling as high as 47. The market closed at>46 bid. AS asked
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
} FINANCIAL { WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall Street. ClOsc-PrOft taking under cover of another advance in rails, equipments, motors and oils marked the final hour, but reactions from highest quotations were nominal The closing was strong. Sales approx lmatcd 1,600,000 shares.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
RECEIVES DECORATION
President of American Free Milk Relief to Italy HOnOrcd With Medal.

Rome, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Johanna Drake of New York city, president of the American Free Milk Relief fund for Italy was guest of honor at a ban quet given today by the Italian Red Cross. During the function Senator Olrol, president of the Italian Red Cross conferred upon Mrs. Drake a gold medal
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
TOO DATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE-Last chance to get al pretty home in East Berlin, at pre- war price. Nine room house, suit able for families. Low price, easy terms. Tel. 92-4, evenings.
 10-10-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. James Edwards.

The funeral of Mrs. James Edwards will be held from St. Mary's church tomorrow morning at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
PERSONALS

Walter Hudson has returned from New York after spending several days there.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10

WANTED-A@ experienced sales girl for our waist department. Woman's s
 Shop, 149 Main St. 10-10-1dx
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES
Mexican Ambassador Leaves Carranza With Messages to Washington Of- HCiaIS.

Mexico City, Oct 1O.-Ygnacio Bon1llas, Mexican ambassador to the Nnited States left President Carran- gas party at Venegas, state of San Luis Potosi, this morning on his way to Washington according to special dispatches to Mexico City neWSnaners-
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
Miss Elsie Law.

Miss Elsie Law of 94 South Bur ritt street died yesterday morning at her home after a lengthy illness Hr mother Mrs. Cora Law and brother Charles A. Law survive.
 Funeral services will be held Sun day at 12:3O from the home and burial will be in tlte family plot in Milford, at o'clock Rev. Warrc? F. Cook, pastor of the Trinity Meth- Odist church, will be in charge.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
STATE DIRECTOR OF SAVINGS
 PLEASED WITH SHOWING

w. w. T. Squire, state director of the savings division of the treasury department, was in New Britain today to visit the PreVOcational school in
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
A
 Remarkable Story

a and king therewa vet hopefu that he might reiefbute
 
 For number indig and had he factor for not able to work doctored lief three most of the could I
 
 on
 
 friends sisted Well, I uoEbClul 1oout doHg a tie all am feeling like new sleeping al most anythingand think ply wonderful GOLDINE did
 (Signed) PATRICK
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10

Mrs. Augusta C. Pease has returned after spending the summer in New Preston, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10
Frank Walters.

The funeral of Frank Walters vii be held from St. Peters church to- morrow morning at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-10

Can anything be more convinc- ing than the testimony of your own townspeople? We have dozens of such as this which will be pub lished from time to time. The GOLDINE man is at CrOwell's s Drug Store until further notice. Come in and tell him your health troubles.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

iekkich. Wz6r jest z czarnej ma
teryi ,,chambray" z niebieskiem.
Ma modelko ola panien W wleku
II lat potrzeba 3A jarda, o Sc ca
ZACH ~szerokosci. Modelko 1Oc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
Konserwa Trwala
z Brzoskwin.

Brzoskwinie ME zanadto dol
rza}e obrac ze skorki, poprzekra-
wac, wyjaG pestki i ukladat W
szklannych slojach. Ma diva fun
ty brzoskwii zrobit syrop Z
kwarty dobrego, lecz ME bardzo
mocnego octu i postora (1H)
funta cutru. Dodat gozdzikow j
cynamonu, a skoro wystygnie,
zalac nim brzoskwinic; zamknac
hermctyczna pokrywka i trzymat
W zimnej spizarni, Tub lodowni.
MONA zrobic konscrwy be- octu,
ugotowawszy L owocu zwyczaj-
ny s}odki kompot, a po wystyg-
knieciu nalcwaG do sioikoW, zalac
z w~ierzcfu rozpuszczona parafi--
ma, zamknat hermetycznie pokry-
wkami i trzymat W ch}odnem
miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
.Polskie Dzieci Sls
Podziekowanie.

Ameryka DUO uczyni}a ola
Polakow, to tez jestesmy jej pc
mad wyraz wdzieczni.
w szczeg6lny sposob zapras,
nelly wyrazic swoja wdziecznosc
dzieci polskie z maiegoA - miasta
Kowna. Przysialy do Ameryki
serdeczne i rzewne wyrazy podzle
kowania "a udzielona i'm pomoc
uratowanie zycia ia duzym arku-
szu papieru, z podpisem dwustu
nazwis& chfopak6w i ~dziewczat.
document ten d}uga zrobil
droge, zanim sic dostai do biura
pana Edgara Richard, gdzie spo-
czywa wraz z innymi waznymi
%papierami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
,RUFFLES" POZBAW1A LUPIEZ Z
SWEDZENIE GLOWYl
RUFFLES utrxyma sk6re glowy e1yOo,
lax nowy cent? q WHO'S Obflty
lax u maleHo dxiecka.

glowy PREY stole!"
"skohcze, najukochahsza! Jutro
udam sic do mego aptekarza po blu.
telke ,,RUFFLEs" 1 jestem przeko.
many, 10 RUFFLES ,zako6czy te pla.
Ee".
Drodzy, pomyslcie! otot po dlu.
gich latach piracy I ntrudnionych pro-
bach uda!o sic dotrzec do celu 1 wy
nalezc 6rodek. ktorym o~stateezniS
motna oczyscic glove 3 iupieta.
Jedna butelka "a CSC pozbswi
ewedzenie I iupie4, 1 doszczetnie o.
czysci Wasza skore na giowie. Zss u.
tywanie jego Cd czasu do czasu Ia
pobiete powrotu lupieta. A co "a py-
szny 1 zdrowy widok bedzis miala
Wasza giowsi
Jeszcze dis kupcie 1edns butelks
RUFFLES u Waszego aptekarza.
Bezwarunkowo RUFFLES powinien
wstrsymac 1 oddalic iupiet. lub "
przeciwnym razie otrzymacie pienia.
dse Vase . powrotem. RUFFLES
test xreszts wspanIalomyslny dla
katdego. RUFFLES utrsyma Wasz$
Bk6re " c~zystosci; wlosom doda po-
tysku 1 pychy. RUFFLES ME mote
Vzkodzi6 navel najdelikatniejszei
Bkorze.
Jeteli Wass aptekars ME ma M
Gkladzie RUFFLESU, to przyslijcis
nam lego nazwisko 4 !zalsczcie 75c a
wyslomy VAN butelke : ~opiacon4
prEesyiks. r. Ad. Richter and Co.,
1880 Washington Str. New YorA.
n. Y. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31

szego najswietszego, = kocha
go mad zycie, ME mysli o przysz,
'loSci, ME oblicza, lyle chwila
uniesieniem. (Nie mowimy o lex,
komyslnych, rozbawionych mi
ioscia.")
lime grzesza z powodu, IL ME
byiy ,,uswiadomione", ME vie
dzialy o .niczem", wpadly W pu'
lapke czlowieka - z~wierzecia
Take So najnieszcze5liwsze. Dc
pogardy ola ,niego'' i ola Isle
bic" LACEY sic u mich rozpacz, IL
ME naja nawet obrony ami wy
m6wki ma ziagodzenie popra,
wienie b}edu.
Ola powyzej wspomnianych ME
ma iebezpieczehstwa, azeby pc
zawodzie - ma nowo ~grzeszy}y
ME pragna .wesolego zySia" -
calem ich dazeniem uz%rehabilito-
wac sic" Me dada sic skusic nj
czem i zadnemu mezczyznie. Sko
sztowaiy owocu z drzewa zakaza-
nego, a smak gorzki owocu tego
uczuja ma ustach swoich nawet W
.godzinie smierci...
Ola kobiety, kt0ra zbiadzila.
ME z lekkomySlnoSci, lecz z mad
miaru u~czucia, po przebudzenir
gorzkiem, zycie stale sic cieza-
rem, zdaje sic jej, re kazdy MIA
pogardza. ZazdroSci tym. kt6re
maja meza, dom, dzieci. Brak tc-
go wszystkiego bardziej moze ma
peinia smutkiem jcj SERGE jak ME
uczeiwoSc tego, kt6ry ia rzuci1.
So jednak kobiety, ktore gree
sza z lekkomySlnoSci - anna
torstwa, z namietnoSci, lub -
ola zyskow. Take, ME podniosa
sic nigdy i nigdy ME wroca ma
droge cnoty, - i tylko divine,
re So ~mezczytni, kt6rzy ME INA
ja roznicy W SVEN zaSlepieniu
pomiedzy pierwszym a drugim
rodzajem .upadlej kobiety." +,
ze kobieta, ktora zbtadzisa u
niesiona uczuciem hub nieSwiado-
loscia, mole ~naprawic. sw6j
bad, many tego mnostwo dowo-
dow, many tez przykiady, IL TAXA
kobieta z wdziecznosci, kierowa-
ma szlachetnemi uczuciami, stara
sic temu, ktory domino jej bic
du'' podai jej reke ma wspolne zy-
Gle, dom i zycie Nv raj zamienic"
z taxa kobieta MONA bye szoze-
Sliwym, lecz - szczeScie to zale-
zy i cd mezczyzny, o lie on po-
trait bye szlaehetnym i zapom-
mniec o przeszFosci strapionej
nia kobiety.
Mezczyzni ~zapominac lubia @
tenn, IL sami nigdy ME So be-
grzechu. Siebie - sadza lagod-
ME, ola kobiety zas, chociaz sa'
mi sa sprawcami jej ,~"nieszczs,
scia", sa grozni i - okrutni.
Odszediszy cd oltarza, pc PREY
siedze, powinniby pamietac, IL :
zdecydowawszy sic raz, pomimo
.;przeszloscis obojga, maja spo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
1048.

Sukienka ma lato i do szkoly
ola panienek, z nginghamu',
,~ychambray", z wolfe" innych
materyaS6w, tax welnianych jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-31
DIAL H. KOBIET.
Referllje Marya 8.

sobnost zaczac move zycie", po-
winniby pamietat. re raz przcba-
czywszy. ME powinni wracac do
spraw dobrowolnie zapomnia-
nych, powinni oceniac starania
ION, kt6re ola mich So wierneni i
dobremi. Tymczasem, jake cze-
sto zdarza sic, il PREY jakiejs
sprzeczce lub napadzie zazdrosci
MAJ wym6wi ionic jej blad, PREY
pomni, il jej usta caiowaiy juz
ME tylko jego usta, a nawet, re
wstydzi sic, il 1amiast niej ME O.
zenis sic z dziewczyna, pbez "a
rzutu'. Me dowierza jej, sledzi
nieustannie, p~odejrzewa, najgor-
sza plotka o innych kobietach
podnieca jego podejrzliwosc, co
wszystko przepelnia znowu jei
SERGE goryoza, DO czuje sic wzgle-
dem niego bez why.
I ola tego to - najlepiej uni
kaG podobnych .eksperymentow"
DO - malzehstwa, gdzie trzeba
cos z przesztoSci przebaczyt, lub
O czemS zapomniec - rzadko by
waja szczeSliwe.