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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

automobiles flying by, under shefire with our
own shellfire flying over our heads and a dozen
other things half Of the time with no coal.
sometimes think ! won't need any coal any
more I've fit so many shoes cold that fire
seems useless. We were eight days on the road
and we were more than glad that we had reach
ed our destination, but we soon learned that our
troubles had only started, as the drive started
in a day or two and we had learned from ex-
peiience what that meant. ! can't tell you much
about the drive owing TO the censorship but
YOU can take it from me that there were some
doings. and Judging from the return fire they
must have been kept busy running. as it was
the most one-sided affair that have ever seem
What didn't get away quick didn't get away
as the dead and prisoners are many. They have
been sending the prisoners down the line every
day since the drive started and they appear
TO be glad they are on this side. They are
chiefly kids, or men from 35 to As, but they
look well clothed and not poorly fed.
HUNS ON THE RUN.
How they lived through that barrage of artil-
lery | don't know. | know ] am glad | was
on this side of it, as it must have been the
worst kind of hell over there. 1t is the worst
sight have ever looked at, the ground where
our shells lit looks like no mans land for fair
You couldn't imagine how the earth is torn.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

beard was gray he was straight rs a ramrod.
and his blue uniform spotless. lie drew him.
self TO attention, and as II repeating the CEN
trial fact of his faith, uttered these words:
"Nmmer Wird das Reisch Zerstoret wenn
lhr olnig seid und Trou (Never will the empire
be destroyed If you remain united and true)."
Then he turned on his heel and walked away.
Immediately under the statue a woman sur
rounded byacrowdof olive drab clad figures was
doing a roaring trade in imitation iron crosses
and up the Rhine came four large river steam
ships They had paddlewheels and two tunnels
and their German names were painted IN bold
letters From end to end they were packed
with American soldiers. On the bridge an
American officer stood side by side with the
German skipper The military band played IN
the bow Of each ship and from the stern flew
the Stars and Stripes. The bridge of boats
swung slowly open TO allow this strange hotilla
to pass through on its way 10 Bingen.
And William l. still gazed down the river. An
American flag noated in the breeze on Ehren-
bretsten and on the quay a crowd Of common
bourgeois, clad in holiday garments, surveyed
the amazing scene with no apparent emotion.
But perhaps II one could penetrate that stolid
exterior one might hnd that the old soldier was
not alone in the bitterness Of his soul
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

cient, and outside Of getting several showers
Of dirt we were both unhurt.
HORSES KILLED, TOO.
When the first storm was over and we
emerged from our hole there were five horses
dead, piled on all sides Of our hole one almost
in 1t, so you can imagine how close it was to
US. All three companies in the horse battalion
we're pretty hard hit as to horses and I'll never
forget the sight We got orders to get things
together P. d. O., so we threw our stuff on
the wagon Just in time 10 meet another storm,
and this time must have been a mile from
the nearest hole, as it seemed TO me an hour
before ! found one. Nothing hit me, anyhow
and we once more started to make preparations
to move when the third storm hit us. BY this
time we were so worked up that would
have hunted a hole if someone had sneezed,
but we got out before the next storm struck
and it's a good thing we did as we wouldn't
have had any horses to move with had we stay
ed there any longer This is the first time we
have been caught in this sort Of fix and believe
me. il taught me lesson. Life in an ammuni-
ton train is hide-and-seek game, working in
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

so much along the entire line that they don't
know where 10 place their strength. ! am he
ginning 90 think that the war is on the home
stretch and IL | live through IL, | expect 10
be home year sooner than did when | sailed.
o nrc feeling very optimistic about getting
home.
N fellows have found since | last wrote that
an ammunition train may expect TO I've put any
where, as we stopped one morning TO find our
selves right in the second line trenches and UNI
Ill the big push started they kept us busy hunt
ing holes. As soon as we discovered how close
we were we started TO dig in, as is customary
when necessary, and one of the horseshoers
and myself had Just succeeded in getting our
hole about a foot deep when a storm struck
us that just about knocked the breath out of
us II was the closest shave we have had and
we will never have a closer one without getting
caught. Old Fritz couldn't have hit us any bet
ter if he had been on the other side of the road,
and if he had known Just what damage he was
doing, I'm afraid he would have been shooting
yet. If you could have seen your boy making
a noise like a mole when that first shell hit us
I'll bet you would have laughed every time YOU
thought of il for years after. ] know ! will
| wasn't doing any laughing at the time, but
have to now every time think of it. That
Smelling lasted for about five minutes, and there
we were in that little hole, but it proved suffi-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02
u. S. BUILDING CHAIN OF FORTS AL ONG BORDER

Like the chain of forts built in the DAYS of
the Indians to guard the Staked Plain and the
Southwest from raids by maraudlng bands OF
savages the United States Army is building
permanent outposts along the Mexican border
to prevent incursons by armed bands Of Next
can bandits across the border. These will eX-
tend from the Pacific TO the mouth cf the Rio
Grande at Brownsville Texas, and viii be garTi-
.soned by detachments of infantry and cavalry
from the Southern Department.
Construction is in progress on these perma-
nent outposts in the I'll Paso district including
the Big Bend sub-distrct OF Texas and the sub
distrct-of New Mexico.
In the Big Bend where many Mexican raids
have occurred, these outposts are being built
like the bockhouses Of frontier days, with
trenches surrounding the low adobe and con-
crete buildings. but in the form of a quadrangle
10 give the best possible defensive protection
At Palvo, Ruidosa, Redford, Glen Springs and
Vado Piedra these outposts are being con-
structed under the direction Of Col. George
Langhorne, commander Of the suh-base. A can
Torment also is being built Al Ngrfa, Texas,
sixty miles from the border. 10 serve as head
quarters for the outposts.
In the III Paso district proper an outpost Is
being built az the Santa Fe street approach 10
the international bridge at Juarez. This viii
house the dsmounted cavalry bridge guards.
who inspect everything sent 10 Mexif.
AT Yseta Fabcns Fort Hancock AID Sierra
blanca. Texas, similar buildings Will ~ erected
a. The patrols and attachments guarding the
lords from Mexico All viii be plastert Win
cement on the exterior. and win have stale ior
ravalry horses, electric lighting synlemnl run
nlnr water. shower baths and modern mess
Kitchens. -.
mia. 10 house the reserve lioopa TO- 1hs'e out
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

Why toad could hardly have lived through
It. as a blade OF grass is scarce. ! really pity
them, as there is absolutely nothing for them
TO do from now on, but run, run, run. A lot
of us will no doubt never see the finish but
there is nothing to it now. If you could see
the Americans that are over here, and the
equipment; my God, it's ptiable to think that
the powers that be of Germany are going to al
low their people to be slaughtered They surely
know that they haven't a chance, but 1t looks
as if they were going to keep on. Since the
drive started, we have been comparatively safe,
as they have done nothing but beat it, and to
think that they have done the same thing for
the full length of the front and no chance Of
their ever doing anything else If the artillery
could be moved as fast as they are running
they could be wiped out in week They have
had the advantage, as they had so much artil-
lery and so many men, and with the best of
roads and railroads they could move men and
equipment at will, making a drive here and
drive there but since Uncle Sam came an the
ring they are outnumbered every way, and at
the present time they can't move anything from
any one spot 10 the other, as the Allies have
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

posts, which viii include 40 men and -four Off
GERS each.
Outpost buildings along the New Mexican
border will be constructed Of lumber from Camp
Cody, n. NJ. and unused material purchased for
other cantonments during the war. The head
quarters will be located at Columbus, with out
posts at Hachita, the Corner ranch, Saughters
ranch and other strategic points along the New
Mexican border Each outpost will cost APP
supervision Of the FL Paso division quarter
masters office
Branch depots of the zone supply depot in Ell
Paso will also be built along the border 10 sup
ply these outposts, and truck wagon and pack
trains will be organized to carry supplies ord
nance and forage for the isolated border out
posts along the Rio Grande.
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STATUE THAT MOCKS FALL OF AN
EMPIRE.

WITH THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION AT
COBLENZ.-Any one who wishes 10 indulge IN
a soliloquy on the rise and fall of empires should
visit Coblenz and walk down TO the banks Of the
Rhine.
Where the Moselle meets the Rhine there
stands famous statue of Emperor William J.
Plumed, booted and spurred William sits on his
horse in true HohenzoeIn fashion and gazes
down the great river which, swollen by the wat
ers of the Mosele in a thousand eddies flows to-
ward the sea On the massive pedestal which
supports the statue is an inscription which for
sheer irony surely is unequalled
Finding the old fashioned lettering difficult
10 decipher. we approach am official He was a
man, obviously an old soldier, but though his
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

II you've got a smile. why, smile Il
Let IL shine upon me while II
Can be used by me 10 brighten some dark
corner of my life.
lf you've got a hand-grasp, deal Il
While my living hand can feel H.
Don't 70 saving il til after have fallen
In the strife.
What YOU carve upon my head stone
Will be- letters writ on dead stone.
They can never atlie me, urge me, 90 a
sum OF better deedai
nut your smile, your word of cheering,
Seen, of uttered In my hearing,
MAY hear fruit ln larger effort IA help sat
lsiy mY needs
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FLOWERS FOR THE LIVING

When Tn dead il will not matter
What sweet blossoms you may scatter
On the slender mound which marks the
place where rest my weary bones.
SO II you are In Tor giving,
Give me mine while J am livink,
While your love and faith may help me az
climb among Life'a stones
When my eyes are closed forever,
When the bond no man can sever
Has oniolncd upon me silence thas nc hu-
man voice can hFeak,
You may magnify or cuas ne,
And a viii not please ~ fuss me,
on Ia any measure help me 10 make up Tor
aome mistake
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

Francis lager, head of the Bee Division al
Minnesota University farm, says that sle,OoO,'
600 worth OF the raw material OF which honey
II made Ia wasted IN Minnesota every yeaT be-
cause Minnesota has not enough hees 10 gather
a. The editor Of magazine section would llke
~ know how much raw material Il wasted Ia
Toxas Texas has a thousand honey bearing
blossoms vhele Minnesota hAa one
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RADY


Ciasto do pasztetow (pies) maj
.lepszem jest jesli zrobione Z utar'
'tych ma make sucharkow, cia-
sick, rogatkow, saodkiej btrtki ftp,
Btbdyti Z ryzu, Jimmy, do ktore-
go podana jest marmelada owo--
cowa jest doskona}ym deserem.
Gotujac rosG, opr6cz wezelkiej
jarzyny, naiezy wlozyc do niego
kaka rodzynefs be- pestek, czy-
sto wypaukanych, zysk1lje ma sma
ku ! kolorze.
Znaczac bielizne, nalezy miet-
see przeznaczone ma znaki (rro--
nogramy) umoczye W rozpuszczo
rym krochmalu i mo&re wypra--
scwac. Znaki wyjda sadnie i lat
wiej sig je wyszywa.
Pudrowanie. - Pewien znaw.
ca pieknosci damskiej pfszacy ar
tykufy w tym kierunku, pfsze co
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lar6ziej. re kazda epoka mtsi
a;ec sv~oja odrehna, a wyrazns
ceche wycfowawcza. Wszekie
Srodki | edobyeze pedsgogczne,
50 jak leki zebrare W skiadz;e ap-
tstarskiE1; gdy dziecko ehorc, ME
Saje Iskarz wszystkich leksrstw,
ale probuje. zapisuje &c, ktore u
waAa "a najodpo~icdnajsze gdy
r. "a shoe. dale sanisisze, az
eresscie ehotobe dieczy.
Tax v wychowahia, bo to pre-
ciez jest kcEeniem wsd, ssscn--
aoSci, tyeh i tyr podobnych
prxywzr.
Kto eEtrwa nad mAodoscia,
MECH ponni Il ma do spefnfensa
wiefki ! s~iety obowiazek, nyife
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nastepuje: Ola czego niektore
panic tax uparcie i TAX czesto PIT
druja sobie nosy?
Ola czego i'm mkt ME zwroci
ma to uwagi, re TAXI upudrowany
nos zwraca ogdlna uwage, DO bar
do podobny1h jest do nosa cyr-
kowego .klowna", szczegoiniej
gdy pod d~ziafaniem Emma Tub
goraca zrobi sic lhiowym, wygia-
da jak przyprawiony.
Jezeli ktora z pan ma Il du-
81 trocte nos, ktory czerwienieje
IA powietrzu, to jrn lepiej, azeby
uzyla bardzo unniarkowanie pro-
szku ,,talcum powder" i to W ko-
lore ciala ,ykrcmowy', talcum
powder" ME niszczy tax Gerry jak
biafy puder, kt6ry azeby sic u.
trzy1nal, zawiera GLOW, pod dzia-
laniem ktorego skora sic marsz.
czy, a twarz starzeje pred CA
sem.
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M oDELKA.

Zwracamy uwage pan, zarna-'
wiajacych ,,Mode+ka", IL PREY "a
mowieniu tychze potrzeba: podac
wyrazny numer zadanego; wiel--
kost, to jest: ola dzieci liczbe lat
(okreSlonych w ,,modeSkach")
dla pan szerokosc cali W biuscic,
to jest W piersiach, lub szerokosc
cali W paste, podlug tego jak jest
zaznaczone PREY kazdym wzorze.
Frzy kazdym wzorze wymienfo--
mem jest wyraznie jaka wieikost
Tub szerokosc MONA otrzymac,
nalezy zatem zmierzyc centyme-
trem i pod1rpg tego zamawiat. Ro-
wniez naiezy wypisat wyrazny
sw6j adres i ~zalaczyc 10c, ktorc
NIGGA bye W znaczkach poetic
wych. Prey zamowieniu adreso-
wac: ,,Admmistracya Dziennrka
Chicagoskiego'' The Polish Daily
News (Dziennik Chicagoski)
1867 West Division str, Chi
cago, III.
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,.sportsmenem" - w fowieniu

,.sportsmenem" - W iowieniu
kobiet - IA wedke. Taxi sports
mem widzac Gle obojetna, pod
MEGA sig, wysila wszySte& sw6j
.czar", azeby Gle pozyskac, co
gdy rtu sic uda, obojetnieje Ola
posiadanego juz przedmiotu i -
poluje "a innymi zdobyczami.
Ostroznie z mezczyzna nader
romantycznie usposobionym, Ia
kim, ktory DUO mowi DUO o.
biecuje, ma ma zawoianie zwroty
poetyczne, zapewnienia yszalonej
miiosci', ,rozpaczy", unapady
melancholy, ,,zamyslenia" itp.
jest to ahtor wierutny, ktory juz
naprz6d strdyuje i uczy sic swej
roll dla pozyskania upragnionej,
smutno - jeSli pc Slubie dopiero
przekonasz sic, re on byl tyllao -
a~ktorem!...
L ME wybieraj mega tylko
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'bierz ma meza takiego, ktory mic
posiedzie casej twej sympathy i
ktory ME ma ola ciebie wzgle,
dow nalcznych kobiecie, ME ma
dobrego serca j brak mu czuSosci
/; z~rozumienia, talk drogich kazdej
kobiecic, kiedy przyjda ola ME-
chwile smutku, choroby, kiedy
jej SERGE tax pragnie dobrego $40
wa, troskdiwosci tego, htorego u
kochaia i kt6ry jest jej mszetn.
Dobry, poczciwy, cz1iy, trzez-
wy i ~pracowity MAJ - wiecej Ct
da szczeScia, anizeli majatek, sa-
wa i zaszczyty. A jezeli / ty sta
niesz sic d1a niego nietylko iona
kochanka, ale iona = przyjacieaem
towarzyszka wierna W dniach
smutku i szcHscia, w6wczas ani
zawodow ami przykroSci ME doz-
raSz.
Mrs. Ida. Ma list PAM otrzy-
many W ostatniej ctrwili, moge
tylko powiedziet, re ia ME mcse
odpowiadac W inne dnie jak tyiko
W te, ktore redaguja nDzias ola
kobiet." Powtore, ME jestem leka-
rem, PAM mtsi udac sic do dok-
tora ,,specyaqisty chorob wewne-
trznych" - gdy clnroba zostanie
wy1eczona, znikr1a i znaki zewne-
trzne. Ma usuniecie ich ME radze
stosowat rad os6b niekompetent-
nych, ma to potrzeba wiedzy do
swiadczenia Lekarskiego.
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P0GADANKA.


lie Jest wad wsrod mas, lyle
pgzechodzi ich W rnsodziez, re
Rsr6d mas b4sdzaeyeh isteS lyle
Eych przyks&ow Ga HsudoSc,
ktoa ma sic doskonalie; lie
wsrod mas goryczy, nie~isry j
seeptyeyznru, tyle ich pSonso-
wynn smaxiem POI usta nAohie-
iy.
A nsGto wszysteo jest -iedna
najsmutniejsza rama, ktora nie ia
sic Eatwo zabliEnic, AMI ME wyko-
rzeni zsego, TO - nasza bezczyn-
nose, rssza oboietnosc W ssosun-
ku do prowadDenis sic nsodztety,
Kto tax Postspuje, kto ME zwra-
"a usssgi IA prows6zenie sic
uRodziezy szczegolnfe poza do
mem, ten postepuje tax, jsk gdy-
by podcinai ma wiosne owe pedy
nlAcdych latoroSli, kt6re majS dae
kwiat i owoc, atbo wyrywai te
zdEbia, kt6re maja szuniec faia
ziarnodsjnych ktos6w. Nam trze-
ba za7rsze o tenn pamieta6, IL lax
my przysnlismy ma gotowe znieo
20 tych. kt6rzy W mfodosci siah /
rzrcali ziarnem " oko&o. tax ! po
has przyjdq q, kt3Szy zechca "a
STAG iany nietyfno Crane, nietyf+o
sane, ale i wyp,ewione Z ostow,
a sziak. zycia nietylko ,,wskaza-
ny" ale i ..rozSwietiony."
w wychowaniu. jak " uauce h
storyi, trzeba brac 2 przeszsosci
- co byio dobre. 4 odrzucae to
20 by5o mylne. Ktoby chciai pote-
pic c&ty system pedagogiczny da-
wnieiszy. ktoby chci&{ odtracii
zupeinie te Srodki wychoWaweze,
iakieni sic possugiwaty nasze bah
XII i m3t&i, postspiiby nietyiko
lte, ale ; nie0ozsadnie. Byto tan
wiele przeSlieznych rad j wskazo-
wok ! one po wicki dobrerni costa
na.Jedna& szarujae dswne, trzeaa
przybierac i MOVE zdobycze, tenn
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SIG tu ME wolro. MacierzyIiStWo
Il oicostwo wiedzy dzieciom ME
dare, dzje intusye, daje checi
prsgnicnfa doorcgo prowadzenia
wychowywania dzieci, ale PREY
tycl: mozrra sic srodze omyiit,
Jak n;cstety many tego nieraz IL
Iczne dowoty.
Pod czystem niebem, ma drogi
lpotowie, n}odost stoi miedzy ko-
Iie5ka a gTobem ! ona to sana Jest
|S1ixtfem i zyeaer, ittd6w. CT, Ito
Irzy sctotza z goscihca, zmecze--
ri, strudzeni, osiwiali, ci - zyja
Fzyeiem msodosri tel, ktora "a So
b2 zostatwili. CT, kt6rzy wchodza
ma droge pasrza ma udeptane
Swieze SHADY, ma wzniesiore " go
re hada. Coz, gdy miodosG rozwi-
ME sztandar samolubstwa, pychy,
niewiary, zawoia jak Gustav:
w miodosci jeszcze, ma Srod
ku goscihca,
Napadl, odaf, mic caSkiem
skuzydlaty zsoczyhca.
Me mann S1fkien, co zna;de,
70 ra siebie kkade,
Ach! odari mic, odebra4, wszy-
stkie skarby kWiata.
Niestety! bardzo czesto patrzy
my na mtodosc, ktora GO znaj--
die TO ma s5e5ie kiadnie", odarta.
biedna, be- zadnych skarbow ! sii
duchoWych, ba4ka sic, kaleczy,
chwyta co tyfko lsni, a ME swieci,
co ieSde, a trudu ME wymaga,
co rwie. a ME siega W gssb. Mech
zaszumi nova doktryna jaka fala
obcs, a juz u mas przyiesa sic, juz
ma wyznswcow, MECH ozwie sic
Igdzies W oddaii krzyx tiuznier--
'czy, wo8aj4ey oto BY BaliG i o6a-
lac enoty rodzinne, zycie domowe,
wProwadzae zawieruchy, silva
'r4ae zycie ma nowyeh zaSadach,
a juz - miodziez tenn sic przej-
mic, tego sic ehuyta. =. stad VIE
ie STRAIT raalnych / duchowych,
zmarnowanie nstpieGniejszych
'chwil zycia, a zarazetn i zasfew
nsepokoju.
Kt6z winienf
Cy ei, korzy wznosza dcrzy-
XII | wrzswy, ezy q ktorzy wy.
chowuja msodziez me przestrzega
'jej wezas / ME o6jasnia1
Gdy nsodziez wejdzie " lycie
strojna W saaty ecdowe WARY,
.prawdy i wiedzy, gdy rak bez-
czynnie nie bStzie nnissa raaoto-
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Jestto rZepzywista Ia
uiosc - akurat jak ma
obradku - William |
Mary deseh, siedzenia
z prayw1dziwej skory.
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DIAL + KOBIET.
Ro1ersaje Marya q

nych, ale e SPECIE W Sadicueh rak
Prscujseych, wtedy ME da sic
wieSc ma Taanowce, ami odziewaG
w ~kzchruany.
Jest to smutna prawda, ale ia
wyznac trzeba: my ME umIemy
|ocaniaE mfodoscil Jedni mlodoSG
ideccws4s, drudzy ja oddaja W
rsee zapeihie dice, a s. i tacy,
kt6rzy ja ehea wudzie, ja& to mo
via y M pasktl Kto naodosc ce-
nj i szaauje, ten ohchodzi sic z
mia jak z hejrutem, oprawia ia "
nauke, szlifuje przyasadami i Ia
fsadanni cnoty, strzc6e Cd zatraty
'iib Sepsucia, ale swiecic me Ia
brania ami jej wedie swej wolf O.
.rartej IA egoizrie, ME hoioeuje.
ProsoowaG nioda latorusi, woino
.0grudnaaowi; ale jej naginae ME
.troeha ma wschod, ety ona strzsa
-ku poludniowi. Mozna " wscho-
waaiu prostowac wiele sthonno--
Sci i chsei, ale ME tr0eba tarnac
intywidusanosei, Il. tstcntdw
|pragnich wzniesienia sic ma szla-
chetnbe z~akreslone wy1yoy. Siia l
+potega sposeczehstwa jest moral
na siia jednostek, . ia wtedy ro-
.zwija sic, gdy jest usniejetnie kie-
|rowana, a ME - banana.
Meodosc idzie W zycie, W boj i
waike w trrrd i prace, w stworze--
ME tego jutra, Pc ktorc nova ia
10 drugie pokolehie pzyjdzie, a
ma to trzeba SHY - silly i jesz-
.cze raz SHY.
wv ludzkosci pochodzie, t,-
chy mkodziehcze MECH ida ma
p~r0cdzie! Mech bija tory pred
.bracmi ciemnymi! Mech beda
Swiatem i ~jutrznia tel ziemi!...
J. S.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

ola tego, re jest bogaty. Same
pieniadze ME starowia o szcze--
sciu. Mozesz bye daleko s~zczesli-
VISA Z ubozszy1n. Ia pieniadze
szczeScia ME kupisz; kiedy ME
Szc0eSnwym zbiegiem okoliczno-
sci straci pieniadzc, pozostanie
tyi&o, nienify. MAJ kt6rego pie
nisdze tyIho Gle pociagnefy.
| ME spiesz z zamescietn ola
tego, lies sic zakochafa ma pier
wsze wejrzenie, TAXA yslepa mi
lose" ME wr6zy mic dobrego ma
PrzyszioSt, ~pamistaj, il utska
wielka misoSc z twej strony, kto-
"a ME starasz sic hamowac -
moze bye po slubie przez riego
podoptana i - wymowi q nieraz
IL ty lego ME ON ciebie - poza--
da&.
Mezczyzna kochajacy bardziej
kobiete anizeli ona jego, bedzie
tez bardziej starajacym O przypo-
dobanie sie'jej i bedzie wier-
n;ejszyn1.
Znamy d1rzo kobiet, ktorych
ambicya polega ia tenn, aaeby
'pozyscat miaoSc cz'owieka slaw-
nego, z wielka karyera, lub dok-
tora, adwolcata, it'd. i OTTO pc Stu
bic, naraz spostrzegaja s4e, re
wlasnie ,,wieiki czfowiek" ME da-
je szczeScia; ..wielcy ludzie" dok-
torzy, adwokaci, juz z racyi swego
zawodu, raja stosunki i sprawy
do zaiatwienia Z innemi kobieta-
mi. zona-zazdrosna O NE, nieraz
stale sic powodem zlamania ka-
ryety mezowi - zburzenia do
moweeo oeniska, W .ktorem po--
wietrze przepe4nione jest wyrzu-
tani - pacyentki, s~ekretarki,
wspolTiczki W ~interesie, danny o.
fisowe it'd.
Jezeli ME c~zujesz sic dorosia
intdigncya, wyrozumiaAoscia.
brakiem wszekiej zazdrosci i po-
dejrzeh, do ,,siawnego", wybierz
rSczej skromnego pracownika,
ktory po piracy przepisanej po--
wraca ochotnie do domu i - ME
widzi zadnej kobiety ponad cie--
be-.
Wybierz raczej inteligentnego,
cichego. anizeli s}awnego; szcze-
rego talk w stowach jak ruchach,
anizeti pozsjacego; dorabiajacego
sic a milego anizeli bogatego,
umiarkowanego W siowach i wy
dawaniu pieniedzy.
A ponad wszystko inne, nie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

Biuzsa 1925 - spodnica 30o8.
Ebegancki kQstyum z ,~,tricotine''
eiemno : brtnatnej; kamizeika i
.wylogi z satyny W jasniejszym ord
cieniu. Czarrly wedwet z satyna W
kosorze lynn sannym Tub mietzia-
nyrn ozdobnie wyglada. ModeMa
blu1ki: "a, SO. IS, 40, AZ i A., ma
cade W bi1Scie. Spodnica: q, "a,
26, %, 80, 80 i 81, ma Gale W pa
she kazde z tych modetck po Zoe.