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con6dentIaI communieation.

81 promised Matilda not to mention
this to anyone, because she got it IN
strictest confidence from some one who
was pledged to absolute secrecy. so be-
fore tell you you must give me your
word OF honor you won't even breathe
a hint OF It"
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DIR. BROWN
WILL BE III
Hays City. Thursday, October End,
at the Windsor Hotel and at
Russell, Wednesday, October Ist.
at the Russell Hotel
or One Day Only
On His Regular Monthly Visits

HOURS: a N. to p m
A person has health and strength
in just the proportion that the vital
organs perform their functions prop
erly. There is something radically
wrong when one feels tired and dis
eouraged, unfit and unwilling for
their daily work. Humanity was new
er intended to suffer with headaches,
coated tongue, pain in the back OF
stomach, hollow eyes, pimply skin,
yellow complexion, weak nerves and
the many symptoms attending the
half-sick conditions which attack so
many people All the time some
chronic disease is making deeper and
deeper inroads, until in some cases
they are past curing, then they wake
up when it is forever too late.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

tion members the task before the
committee will be matter Of months.
Senator Fall made it clear tonight
that his subcommittee would take
full advantage of the broad authorize.
tion conferred and would not be spar
ing of time or resources in its at
tempt to uncover the whole story of
Mexican infringement on American n
rights during recent years.
1t is thought likely that the work
OF the subcommittee will take it to
the Mexican border to investigate
conditions thorc. and may bring 10,
fore 1T some of the high officials of the
American government Besides Sena-
tor Fall, the members are Senators
Brandegee, Republican, Connecticut.
and Smith, Democrat, Arizona.
The resolution authorizing the in
quiry was introduced by Senator
King, Democrat, Utah. The original
plan Of Republican leaders was to
have an investigation committee com
posed of both senate and house mem
bers, but joint resolution for that
purpose was blocked in the house.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
EetCh and Oats.

The growing of oats and vetch to.
gether as hay and cover crop is be-
coming more popular as it is being
more generally sown. The value of
these two crops as hay, grazing and
soil building should just now engross
our attention since next year we are
going to be wanting to find some good
nutritious hay crops to help along
with our corn. We are going to have
TO economize in the use of corn, and
we cannot do better by having some
legume hay like vetch or alfalfa to
feed. For hay crops we generally
SOW the oats and yetch during October
at the rate Of about 20 lbs. of vetch
to one or one and one-half bushels of
oats per acre. Vetch seed is now
quoted at 80 to 35 cents per pound.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
MEXICAN OUTRAGES
ORDERED PROBED
Resolution Directing Inquiry Adopted
by Unanimous Vote Without
Debate.

Washington, Aug 8.-Blanket au-
thor!ty to bring out all the facts
about Mexican outrages on Americans
and American property. and to form
ulate remedial program, was given
to the foreign relations committee to-
day by the senate.
without debate and by unanimous
vote resolution directing the inquiry
was adopted after its provisions had
been stiffened in committee so as to
make subject to investigation ANY
and all acts OF the governments OF
Mexico and its citizens in derogation
OF the rights of the United States or
OF its citizens"
Ltaer Chairman Lodge named a
subcommittee headed by Senator
Fall. Republican. New Mexico, who
has been one OF the bitterest oppon-
ents Of President Wilson's Mexican
policy. to do the actual work of ex-
amining witnesses and collecting in>
formation. The subcommittee will
begin its task within few days.
though II probably will deal only with
preliminary features until the peace
treaty is out of the way.
The provision authorizing the com
mittee also to recommend what
measures should be taken to prevent
further outrages was added before
adoption at the suggestion of Senator
Ashurst, Democrat, Arizona.
Under this clause IL is expected a
definite Mexican policy will be formu-
lated and submitted as a recommen-
dation to the administration.
In the opinion OF some foreign rela-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
OF INTEREST TO THE FARMERS
w. F HOWELL. COUNTY AGENT
Pig and Corn Club Work,

The county demonstration agent
wishes to announce to all boys and
girls who began work in either pig or
corn clubs that this work should be
continued and not neglected now.
There will be prizes and ribbons Of
fered for the best work done. and
while 1t has perhaps seemed rather
discouraging to all club members.
still we can make a good showing
yet. If you have no record book
send in to the county agent and ge,
one and make out a record of your
crop. The results of all the mem,
bers, whether they have succeeded in
doing anything or not, should be
turned in to the county agent. 1t is
better to have a partial report than
none at all, and it is no disgrace to
have partial report. The failure
to keep up the club work is mostly
due to the fact that Lancaster coun-
ty was for a long time without a
county demonstration agent.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
Soil Fertility and Cover Crops


NO system of agriculture has we,
been devised, or can be devised, for
our soils that aims at the upbuilding
OF the soil and that leaves winter
cover crops out of it's plans. We SIM
ply must have something to help hold
our lands together during the wet
winter season and something that
VIII help hold over the plant foods
in the soil as they become available.
The old process Of wrestling from the
soil the maximum crops without any
return in the way OF organic matter
or without growing some of the
legume crops in rotation cannot con-
tinue indefinitely. We might make
profitable crops for the time being
but we cannot hope to keep our fields
yielding profitable crops year after
year by such a one-sided method of
farming
Commercial fertilizers have enabled
us to produce larger crops after we
have exhausted the natural fertility
Oh the SOIL, put the use OF commercial
fertilizers should be to enable us to
produce larger crops on productive
land rather than to produce a crop
on what would otherwise be non-pro-
ductive land. We cannot now grow
profitably crops without fertilization,
but we can plan our farming so that
W
better results from what we do use.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
Russia Limits Marriage Az.

Some bygone lawmakers would have
been In sympathy with the Brooklyn
millionaire who maintains that at
eighty-six he was too old to be legally
married. In Rome. under Emperor
Augustus. law was passed forbidding
men to marry when they were over
sixty. and women when over fifty.
Peter the Great also disapproved OF
senile marriage and enacted that no
marriage contract should hold good II
either of the contracting parties was
over eighty at the time 1t was entered
upon. This law is still enforced in
Russia. or. at all events. was enforced
until the bolsheviki came into pow.
Or. says the Detroit News.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Seattle Star.l

Many historians are of the opinion
that Thomas Jefferson was the most
useful American that ever lived. That
he was one of the most useful. all will
agree; for here is a very partial list
OF his inventions and social services,
many Of the benefits of which extend
into this time, and will serve in all
times:
Author Of the Declaration OF Inde.
pendence.
The first secretary of state of the
United States, the second vice-presi-
dent, and the third president of the
United States.
The father of religious freedom by
law
Author OF the first ant-slavery bill.
Inventor of our present decimal
money system.
The first American prison reformer.
The first to suggest the Panama
canal.
Invented the letter-copying press.
Suggested certain improvements in
the mold-board plow, and from which
the shear plow was evolved.
Started the fashion Of wearing
trousers instead of knee breeches.
Conducted the purchase from
France OF the Mississippi valley,
since known as the Louisiana Pur-
chase. and the most gigantic real es,
tate deal of all times.
The first to advocate courtesy as a
national blessing and efficiency meas
ure.
Founded the University of Virginia.
Selected design for the national
capitol at Washington.
The first to use the chicken incu-
bator.
Financed the exploration and the
original settlement of the Far West.
including the Lewis and Clark ex,
pedition, and that OF Lieutenant Pike.
for whom Pixies Peak is named.
The first man to plant rice in
America.
Founder of American glass indus
try.
AS an architect he designed his own
residence. Monticello; that OF the
Harrison's on the lower James river
in Virginia. the state capitol building
OF Virginia, and finally all the build
ings of the University of Virginia.
Invented the wheel-barrow, the
whirling Office chair, and the camp
stool
The first farmer in America to use
the thrashing machine.
The first prominent American to
submit to vaccination.
FOUNDER of our system OF fast mails
by continuing the mails at night on
horseback after the end OF the DAYS
stage journey. thereby increasing the
speed OF the mails from so to 100
miles per day.
The first farmer in America to ro-
tate crops.
Founder of the United States Sc
cret service
Established the first mint in the
United States at Philadelphia. our
coins previously having been struck
off in Europe.
Constructed the manual OF parlia-
mentary practice. which still governs
deliberative bodies.
One OF the authors Washington s
Farewell Address"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
The following excerpt from lette


from Mr.. d. w. Watkins, acting di-
rector of extension. Clemson college.
to the county agent is self-explana-
tory and should be interesting to our
farmers:
There are today more schemes be.
ing operated to secure the farmers
money than at any time during the
present generation. Many of these
schemes are Of doubtful worth while
some Of them are plainly fakes.
The future welfare of this state de.
pends very largely upon how we'll and
wisely we save and invest the money
now in our possession.
A wise man or wisely directed cor.
poration during periods of prosperity
will make investments in permanent,
improvements which later help to tide
over periods of depression.
The same principle holds good in
farming. This is the logical time to
invest money in needed permanen,
improvements on the farms of South
some farmers who are not prosperous
the majority are more prosperous
than they have been in recent years.
In addition to such improvements
as home water works and farm light
ing systems. one OF the greatest
needs is for more wire fencing.
There has been without doubt a
growing interest in livestock produc,
ton for several years past. Statistics
show this to be true The county
agricultural agents and livestock spe-
cialists have assisted in the market
ing of Al cooperative carloads OF hogs
since the first of January. The bust
ness of pork production is sure to
grow. The advent of the boil weevil
will increase the production of ali
kinds of livestock. More fencing is
necessary If we expect to engage seri-
ously in livestock production.
Mr.. V. w. Lewis. field leader in
livestock extension, who first suggest
led campaign to increase the amount
|of land under fence, is securing
Wholesale price lists on wire from va
rious manufacturers and with otheA
specialists is working out a plan by
(which large quantities of wire may
3be purchased comparatively by farm
iers with the assistance OF county
agents. Mr.. III. w. Barre is preparing
hn extension circular on the cresoting
pt fence posts, which circular will be
bvailable in the near future
! 1t is hoped that the farmers OF
his county will avail themselves of
he advantages offered by this ar
angement and prepare to buy several
sarload lots OF fencing. The matter
fhould be taken up with the county
gent at an early date
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
Homemade Devices Cool Kitchens.

homemacc Devices Cool Kitchens.
1t is cooler in 1O,345 southern
fitchens this summer. for that many
Pousekeepers in the South have made
5reless cookers and iceless refrig-
3rators with the aid OF the home
demonstration agents during the past
FEAR. This number includes only
khose taught directly by the extension
Sorkers. 1t is impossible to estimate
ow many more learned from their
(eighbors how to make and use these
OF weather comforts.
Southern women in home clubs
uring 1918 made and installed alto,
ether 5S.394 devices for saving la
or and improving sanitary condi-
ions. or this number 6.837 we're
Ts!ess cookers. 3.5O8 iceless refrig-
ators, 15,703 fly traps. 1892 fly
freens. 1874 improved ironing
Pards. All wheel serving trays. 1877
lower baths. S64 kitchen cabinets,
o water systems installed. els
iers for home use. and 14.17S other
bor-saving devices. There were 49,
20 more wenen who bought labor
wing devices. because they had
earned through demonstrations or
{heir value. This number included
$ater Gamers, steam pressure cook
Us, lighting plants and yariOuS ot he or
ficles which make for the comfort
hd health of the home. The clubs
ganized through the efforts of the
hited States Department Of Agricui-
pre-, and the state colleges are
fhools OF instruction in family bet
rment and community welfare,
Fearing houses of neighborhood
<nowiedge. and public exchanges
mere patterns, magazine, recipes ana
peas are given and taken.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
To Have Large Sale Of Duroc Jersey
Hogs.

Geo. G.. Palmer, proprietor of the
Duroc Hog Farms of Gainesville, S.
c., announces that he will hold a big
sale of Duroc Jersey hogs on his farm
Sept. 2. Mr.. Palmer is recognized as
one of the best breeders of the Duroc
hogs in the country. and he is offer
ing in connection with this sale. a
number of pigs he recently bought
from Ira Jackson, Of Ohio. the Duroc
king of America. Plans are beine
made to entertain prospective buyers
who visit the farm at the time of the
sale.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

Modesty is the fear that someone
knows how easy ii was to do Il.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26
STANY %ZJEDNOCZONE
POLSCE.
w krakowskim ,,Glosie Narodr

w krakowskim ,,Glosie Narodu"
czytamy:
w chwili odbudowy panstwa A
meryka poparla mas ~politycznie. -
Wszelako ow walor, dis nieoce-
niony, jest elementem zmiennym,
jak uczy doSwiadczenie, zalezy bo--
WIEN cd rzadu, kt6ry W danej chwi-
Ii zasiada u stern. Natomiast gwa-
rancya trwalszej sympathy i stalej
pomocy daja nam gorace uczucia
spoieczehstwa Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych ku Polsce, oparte W znacznej
czeSci ma tradycyach wsp6lnych wo-
jen O niepodlegloSc. re z narodem
amerykanskim lacza Polske istotnie
scisie wezly, nowym ma to dowo--
dem piekny dar Towarzystwa Gym
cynnat6w, a mianowicie sztandar,
przywieziony Swiezo przez p Konsu-
la Buszczynskiego ma gr6b Naczelni-
ka Kosciuszki. Ma miejscu spoczyn-
ku naszego bohatera przem6wi1 p.
Konsul W te slowa:
Przybywam 2 Ameryki. Przywoze
VAN, drodzy Rodacy, gorace poz-
drowienia cd braci naszych z "a O.
ceanu to samo pozdrowienie, kt6-
rem ich witalem, re OTTO iuz ME je-
stesmy poddanymi carskimi, czy ce-
sarskimi, a jesteSmy gospodarzamt
w wIasnej chacie. AAeby ocenic gle
bokoS& i siie tego pozdrowienia, TREE
ba poznat ten lud nasz rObOczy, pre-
konac sic naocznie, jak zacne serca
polskie tam bija, jak income So te
rece, kt6re przyczynily sic poteznie
do odwalenia kamienia grobowego
Polski. Mech lyle i jednoczy sig
rozsiany po caiym globe ziemskim
narod polskl! Oprocz lego
vienna Cd Rodak6w nam bye rzecz-
nikiem uczuG narodu amerykahskie-
go. Cd Stowarzyszenia cor Gym
cynnat6w". potomk6w oficer6w ar
mil amerykanskiej, walczaeej o ME
podlegloSt, przynosze ten sztandar
ma grob Kosciuszki. Wraz z Wash
ingtonem by} on czIonkiem iowa
rzystwa- Cyncynnat6w", kt6rzy pu
zwycieskiei wojnie miecz ma plug
zamienili. Jest to jeden z dowod6w
uznania i przyjazni dla Polski wiel-
kiego narodu amerykaGskiego. A
przyjazn amerykanska jest nieza-
wodna, mocha i obfita W czyny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26
Z~AMORDOWANIE A
GO ~SPADKOBIERCY.
Mount Clemens, Mich, rs grl

Mount Clemens, Mich, 26 CRU
dnia. - Znaleziono tn ciaio J. St.
Brown'a, przeSzyte kulami rewol-
wcrowymi, zwieszajace sic z jego
AUTOMOBILE. MorderStwo owe "a
klociio troche wesoioSc / sPokoj
Swiateczny " tel o&olicy. Miody
Wv czlowiek byi Synem bogatego
w~laSciciela tytoniu Z Detroit. Syn
lego. obecnie zamordowany, miai
odzicdziczyc ca}y majatek OLGA,
wynoszacy oEoio pol miliona do
Iarow. Wiadze tutejsze prEypusz-
czaja, &c miody Brown zoStai Po-
zbawiony zycia przez kOgoS, kto
iechai z MIN razem W automObi-
la. Osoba owa ME byia bieg}a W
uzywaniu broni. gdyz strzelajac
kilka ray. ME n~aruszyia mozgu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
(Dokohczenie re STRONGLY LED

temu' T}um ten, ziozony przewaz
ME z przyjaciol radykalizmu, -
rozpoczai maszerowaG po ulicach
niosac czerwone sztandary, oraz
rozpoczai Spiewac internacyoanI-
ne Spiewy. Wielu zaczeio wrze-
Szczec ca}em gardiem, o wolnoSc
,,precz z terazniejszym rzadem',
oraz domagano sic uwolnienia po
litycznych weizniow. Take zacho
wanie sic DEMONSTRATORS daio
powod policyi do Representa-
tiumu. Pochod rozpoczeli oni cd
Washington Square, a gdy juz
dochodzili do trzydziestej pierw-
szej ulicy, policya czekajac ma
Mich, uderzyia i rozproszyia de-
monstratorow. w rozruchu VIE
lu zostalo poturbowanych i Po-
kaleczonych, zaS innych krzyka-
czy poaresztowano. Pewna kobe
ia widzac co sic dzieje, uciekla i
staneia ma schodach pred koScio
lem, w ktorem odprawiano ma
0wcZaS nabOZenStwO zacZeia
p~rzemawiac. Dlugo jednak ME
gardiowaia, DO policya wnet ja
aresztowaia i osadzila w kozie,
az do rozpraw. Nazwisko jej. iak
podaia ma bye Gladys Skriner Z
Clifford, Md. Bronila sic ona
pred aresztowaniem wymySla-
lac ma Rad i policye. Awantura
Ia tylko przeszkodzila nabozen-
Stwu w koSciele, gdSz wielu wier
nych Z koScio}a pOuciekaio, my
>lac, re rewolucya zapanowala.
kilkakrotnie p~owtarzano ma no.
wo rozpoczety pochod, lccz poll
eva juz ME pozwolila ma zadne
demonstracye. Gdzie tylko sic ze-
brali tam tez ich rozproszono.-
Tax tcz sic skonczyia GAIA awantu
"a. a zapewnie wielu obywateli
ME zapomni takiej gwiazdki,
przez diugie lata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26

Cokolwiekbym powiedzial o ME
zmiernej zyczliwosci Amerykano~
ola Polski, ME bedzie przesadzone.
Doznawalem jej, jake wysiannik
pahstwa polskiego, 'zar6wno cd
wiadz, jak cd stowarzyszen i cd ma
sy ludnoSci.
Mialem zaszczyt rozmawiac z p.
Hooyerem, ktory mi powiedzial, 5e
jest zdumiony, jak wielkie postepy
Polska W ciagu kilku miesiecy swej
niepodlegiosci pczynila. Wsr6d maj
ciezszych warunkow zdolaliscie -
powiada - stworzyc Rad z ludzi,
ktorzy nigdy sztuki ~rzadzenia ME u
czyli sic; stworzyliscie wojsko, kto-
re g}odne, bez odziezy, bez amunicyi,
cud6w walecznoSci dokazuje; W kra-
tu ME macie zywnoSci, ME macie ko-
munikacyi, przemysi zniszczony, a
mimo to dzwigacie wszystko, lud
wasz znosi ~najciezsze warunki, ia
kie wan wojna n%arzuci}a, a W kraju
jest spok6j. MogliScie .tego dokazac
tylko ogromem patryotyzmu vase
go i waszym emocyonalnym wyslf--
klein. lynn wysi}kiem duchowym mu
sicie zyt j~eszcze rok; wien, re pred
Polska jest Swietna przyszloSc.
Take uczucia podziwu i entuzy--
azmu ola Polski stale spotyka}em
u Amerykan6w. lyle wsrod pich pa
mice Kosciuszki i PuIaskiego, dzia-
lajac dis potezniej, niz ga zycia.
Ich czyny staly sic niesmiertelne
W skutki obfite, Byio dziejowa ko-
niecznoScia / zrzadzeniem Bozem, re
nasi bohaterzy narodowi, ME mogac
walczye o wolnosc ma wlasnej ziemi,
poszli jej broniG do Ameryki! w
chwili, gdy pod ciosami despotyi gi-
nela W Europe najwieksza rzeczpOs-
polita: Polska, jednoczesnie powsta-
wala W Nowym Swiecie wielka fe-
deracyjna Rzeczpospolita: Stany
Ziednoczone. DIS to pahstwo urato-
waIo wolno$t ma Swiecie. dopom6gl-
sly do skruszenia %haniebnej tyranii
drapieanych pahstw. 2 chwila tryum-
fu sprawiedliwosci. upadku panowa-
MIA silly mad prawem, automatycznie
musial bye przywr6conym byt niepo-
dleglei Polski. Do tego tryumfu
prawdy mad bezprawiem. wolnosci
narod6w mad ich uc~iemiezeniem po-
teznem. SVEN r%amieniem przyczy-
Mia sic Ameryka. PrzetoT ca4ego
serca woIamy: Mech zyja Stany
Zjednoczone!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26
PRZEMOCA
UWIEZIONYCH.

Toledo, o., 26. grudnia. - Me
slychanego napadu dokonano ma
powiatowe wiezienie W tutejszym
mieScie i uwolniono czterech no.
torycznych bandytow, znanych
pc caiym kraju. So mimi Edward
Meehan alias D. T. West, lat 30,
znany szeroko jake rozbijacz kas.
a. Loach bandyta, znany policyi
pod szeScioma innymi nazwiska-
mi. L. Mitchell, rozbijacz kas,
znany take pod jedenastoma in
.nymi nazwiskami, oraz Fr. Ho--
ward, inaczej A. Johnson, zwany
Whitley, take bandyta i rozbijacz
kas. SzeSciu mezczyzn weszio do
wiezienia wczoraj rano i pozdro-
will dozorcow zyczeniami swiate-
cznemi. CT jednak ME przeczuwa-
jac mic ziego, odpowiedzieli ma ich
zyczenia. Nagle owl mezczyzni "a
atakowali dozorcow. Pc wielkim
szamotaniu sic, zamkneli dozr--
COW w cell. L. Noonan dozorca
zcstai postrzelony W lewe ramie
j. Matthias szeryf, ktory wowczaS
spai, uslyszai strzaly a budzac sic,
przybiegi zobaczyc co sic dzieje.
Me dlugo jednak sic bronii, DO
musiai i on uledz przemocy / 20
stall take zamkniety w cell, razem
z dozorcami. Meehan byi osadzo-
ny ma jedenaScie i pol lat wiezie-
MIA "a dokonanie napadu ma pocz-
te. Pozniej prezydent Taft zmniej
szyi jego kare ma try lata. Wnet
ltdnak ZoStaf on areSZtoWany "a
zamordowanie ]. Manion'a ska
zany zostai ma 20 lat. Howard zo7
stal skazany "a morderstwo ko-
biety. Uwolniony, zostaf znowu
aresztowany 8go stycznia ia pros
be wIadz policyi chicagoskiej, a
uwolniony pod kaucya $4,000 u
ciekl. w sierpniu znowu areszto-
wano go zanapad i skazano go ma
10 lat wiezienia w Sing Sing. Cd
siedziai Geese swej kary / znowu
dal drapaka. DIS wszyscy So ma
wolnoSci, ! dotad zadnych Shadow
DO Mich ME znaleziono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26

Znaleziono rowniez Shady stopy
meskiej ma Sniegu. Podaja tn zem
ste, jake powod owego morder--
silva. Pieniadze, oraz ~pierScieh
dyamentowy wysokiej wartoSci,
zostaly nienaruszone. Dotych-
Gas Mkt jeszcze ME zostai aresz-
towany W tel sprawie. Szeryf
Caldwell spodziewa sic, re iona
zamordowanego bedzie mogia dac
jake wskazowki, gdyz miody
Brown, ostatnia z MIA odbyi pre-
jszdzke. Oprocz tego kilka in
nych osob, ma zeznawac w tym
tajemniczym mordzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-26
DrOga wyjseia.

Diuznik (do wierzyciela)t Skoro
sic pal o mnie upomina, irytuje mnie
to; a skoro ia pOtem panu ME zapia-
&c, pal sic znowu irytuje. A poc0z wla-
sciwie many sic obydwaj irytowac?...
Me - m6wmy raczei o diugu.