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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
HARDING PAYS
TRIBUTE TO Toll.
Best Social Welfare Worker
in World Is Man Who Does
Honest Days WORK.

Marion, o.. Sept ga universal
realization that material and human
progress must 40 hand In hand, was
asserted by senator Harding today TO
be necessary II the nation ia TO attain
an ideal state OF social welfare Speak
ing TO n gathering composed OF repub-
leans from Crawford county, Ohio, and
OF representatives OF the Ohio Dental
association, the republican presidential
nominee declared that neither social
reformcrs nor Industrial chleftalns
should view the problem of social bet
terment strictly from their own stand
point.
I'VE must awaken the conscience OF
the Ignorant and the misguided" he
said, TO the fact that the best social
welfare worker In the world is the man
or woman who does an honest days
work. We must awaken their con-
science 10 recognize that American
business IN not a monster, but an ex-
precision OF God-glvsn impulse TO oreate
ana me savior and the guardian OF our
happiness, our homes and Of equal on
portunity. for all In America. What
ever we do for honest, humane business
fare. Wv WIZ
But II Is equally true that we must
awaken the conscience OF American
business TO now interest In the well
fare OF American human beings. II In
not enough for America that her busl-
ness and commerce shall be h0fiest:
they must also be humane. Men, WON.
en- and children OF America are not
commodities. American business cam
not flourish nor the material prosperity
OF America be built upon q firm foun-
dation until by protection of health, by
education, by the preservation OF whole-
some American motherhood and Wig
orous ana happy American childhood
We insure the welfare OF our human
We cannot have the fullness OF
America until all OF us turn again to
love OF toll and love OF production, to
respect for honest organization of eff
tort and to willingness to put ali our
shoulders to the wheel But we cannot
nave al that loye, and all that respect,
ana Al that Willingness until through
out the organization OF our industry
anu commerce there runs the How OF
love OF man.
The, spirit Of all our citizenship"
ne SAID, must be service--a willing
ness TO serve intelllgently, to train for
humane service. to coave to an ideal.
Ism OF deeds and honest toll and scien-
tine accomplishments, rather than to !
serve by mere words"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23

from railway employees who were
on the train 1.-the time Of the &C.
cldent.
ENGINEER APOLOGIES
Engineer Charles Nichols, Of the
second locomotive, who suffered
broken LEG and possibly Internal
Injuries, was eatapulted through
his cab window and clear OF the
wreck. The injured man, though
IN great pain, was eager 10 talk 10
Gov. Cox when the latter came
rushing 10 the scene.
~ want you TO know that we
didn't Get you In the ditch on pur.
pose" SAID the Injured man, grasp.
ING the governors hand.
know that perfectly WE'LL"
SAID Cox. ~ know you boys are all
You're right there, Governor"
Nichols, like Engineer Walker,
first noticed the tender bounelna
about and then applied the air.
a didn't have time to LUMP"
he said, THE crash came too sud.
before I could move somethinS shot
me through the air and saw the
engine coming over on top OF me.
How managed TO Get clear OF II
! do not know"
SEEKS TO AID INJURED.
Gov. Cox was seated at the din.
Ing table In the private car FEC.
erAp when the crash came. HE
was thrown q third OF the length
Of the car and sld down along the
floor for. some distance, but was
unlnIureu.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
PACKAGE OF DYNAMITE
In BROOKLYN STATION

New York, Sept. 23.--While investi-
gators were still seeking to solve the
mystery of the Wall street explosion
OF q week ago, police headquarters an
nounced package containing dyna-
mite had been found today on the plat
form Of the Reed avenue elevated sta
ton In Brooklyn,
AT the same time announcement
came from police headquarters that q
tag found In Wall street near the horse
attached to the death cart had been
Identified as one issued by the health
department In 1918 to the Reid Ice
company Of Brooklyn, certifying that
the horse was not afflicted with CLAN
ders. Detectives left Immediately to
question company officials as to whether
the horse had been sold.
the bureau or combustibles at a
police headquarters announced that the
dynamite package was a bomb with
fuse attached and burning when n pa
trolflan found It and put 1t out"
detectives took the bomb to bureau
Headquarters In Manhattan.
The bomb was In the form of a card
board cylinder and contained no per-
oussion caps, the board of combus-
tibles announced later. but dynamite
In considerable quantity"
Patrolman Santelli who found the
bomb, put out the fuse, he said, by
stamping on 1t. Then he soaked 1t in a
pail Of water. 1t was nine inches long.
burned half way down, he saio. l'olice
began an investigation to see !" the
bomb was connected in any way with
the recent street car strike.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
CHAPTER x.

CHAPTER X
II must be admitted that the con-
solatIons ofered nv Christian sa,,,, ~ Il
a., -, ~ 49,, ~" iau
,his ~ wa s" mip'esseu NIIa' M,hougn
s .nis WIS que 70 no special neglect IN
s" .hs vuuuaiion' elher on her part
az t ,d en4s1 apout ner. ~ enid she had
TO-, "1 , 0uhuny schuVls N tne desul-
, ty , WY ehhracteIisslc OF her desul-
bn hoy iany nie, hhu Igr a Time during
~ n,Sn SGn , Years nora had period
worls ~ a un',no ~, a or,i aohsy IN the
Nork OF young people church organl-
i"aiI ~,.e"u,ns IekuIary me services
'I az, 70 shen metnpership.
. .,t. Whs que " had meant nothing
Na.al: sne nag mol known this. OF
k new HAM, Hono ' aod 'e nso cane NOW she
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
MINERS RETURN TO WORK

Fort Worth, TEX, Sept, 23.--Twelve
hiNndred GOAL miners. employed in the
Strawn md bridgeport fields returned
days on vacation" because the oper-
ators and union conferees could not
agree on new wage scales.
temporary agreement was signed
last night which will hold good until
John Wilkinson, district president. re-
turns from conference In Springfield.
ILL.,, with International officers, includ-
INK President John l.. Lewis. of the
United Mine Workers
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
Hair often Ruined
BY Careless Washing


Soap should be used very carefully n
you want TO keep your hair looking It's
best. Most soaps and prepared sham.
poos contain too much ahah, This
dries tho scalp, makes the hair brittle.
and ruins Il,
The best thing for steady use is Null
sincd cocoanut oil shampoo (which ~
pure and ErcaselesSl, and Is better than
anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonhils win cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub Il
In. II makes an abundance Of rich.
creamy latner, which rinseA out easily,
removing every particle Of dust, dirt.
dandrun and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and Il leaves
the scalp soft and the hair hne and
silky, bright, lustrous, flufy and easy
to manage
You can get Mulslned cocoanut oil
shampoo AZ any pharmacy. IFS very
cheap, and few ounces viii supply
every member ~ the family for months
--(AdvJ
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
BY RUTH NEELY.

i, How do you know you were not?'
Nora's question was still somewhat
perfunctory. The message OF the ouiJa
board announcing Rogers death, later
confirmed by the war department, had
! overcome her at the time. But later
she had set Il down as-3,well, what?
She did not know. But her old dis
trust permitted no place to the posi-
bilily, that II really came from Roger.
And yet
Because OF this tiny, new born, "and
yet" Nora mad como 10 listen carefully,
II obviously, to her friends develop
ments IN the field OF psychic research
and splritlam.
1T seems to me-" she said, while
waiting for Rosile, who seemed hesi-
tant to 20 on, that the things which
come through automatic writing. at
least all that 1 have read In the mag
azines, are so vague and general chat
nobody could ever know who did write
lt-~or ever care.
Honestly, Rosalie--you see 10 me,
VI ! believe at all-the thing would be
80 all important that l cannot help say
ing what think--well, most OF that
stuff read seemed Just that way--Just
stuff II was beautiful and ethereal
and, ethical In a way, but II did not
II was worth sending. / am afraid I
just cannot believe it--unless something
really happens to make me-
Perhaps. then, this will" Stepping
to the table where lay the leather let
ter case, Resale drew out her note-
book, turned the leaves rapidly and
pointed to a page.
The writing in no way differed from
Rosalie's usual hand, with which Nora
was familiar, except that II was moro
flowing and less legible. Nora began
reading
GLORIOUS Is the change these psychic
revelations win make In your own life
and those about you. What the older
church has lacked you bring TO suffer-
ing humanity absorbed In needless grief
when not slavishly toiling or obsessed
with folly. In the current Of Higher
Life you have been borne through gates
Of truth and the current, will carry
many others. Pilot them and"
ITO be contlnued.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
COX NO WORSE
AFTER WRECK
However, DeraiIment North Of
Peoria, Ariz., NecesSitates
Change in Schedule.
DET0URS TO ALBUQUERQUE

En- Route With Gov. Cox, Dem.
Inc, N. NJ, sept. as.-u. N, 81
None the worse for his experience
Of yesterday when his special train
was wrecked mile north OF
Peoria, Arlz., throwing him a dis.
lance Of II feet, Gov. James N. Cox
was today speeding toward Albu.
querque on a special schedule fol-
lowing detour over the Southern
Pacific which neesssltated the
elimination Of several Arizona ad.
dresses.
Rumors that the deraIlment
which resulted In the destruction
Of one locomotive, a tender and
baggage car and the derallment
and partial demollshins OF two
other coaches had been caused by
an obstruction on the rails were
apparently dispelled by statements
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
JIMMY DELK WILL
CONDUCT REVIVAL
Evangelist of Note Starts
Meetings on Main and
Washington,

Jimmy Delk. evangelist OF Lincoln,
Neb., with his band OF personal. work
.ers and singers will begin n series Of
meetings In building. corner on Main
and Washington streets, tonight at f:fb,
Mr.. Deik claims 10 be one OF the most
successful evangellsts OF the day. liz
Is uneducated but has picked up n lot
OF knowledge In his rounds. He Is q
Mr.. Delk held meeting IN n bIp
tent on Cowart street. three months
ago; closing the meeting IN the billy
Sunday tabernacle. During his stay
here thousands OF people heard him.
His friends are expecting a great re-
vival here
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
WHITAKER TO SPEAK

Maj. Phil Whitaker. state COM
mander of the American Legion. will
address the colored post OF the Legion
Thursday night az its regular monthly
meeting In the Masonic hall on Ninth
street. Nal Whitaker said this aft
ernoon that he would talk on the OPP
portunity the colored members of the
Legion have TO better the condition OF
their race and to help establish a bet
ter feeling between the two races.
The colored post of the Legion 10
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23

Ing satisfactory progress in the cam
paign 10 raise $4,000. This money
viii be used IN erecting new church
at Finn; and Palmetto streets and a
home for girls A matron will be In
charge Of the home and conduct classes
on cooking and general house work.
dergarte s ior " nbiIdre 70 e wSoss mothers
work during the day. Those desiring
to mako contributions are requested 10
communicate with Rev. Douglas at 00a
East Eighth steet or by telephone at
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
LORD MAYOR OF CORK
HAS FEW HOURS SLEEP
He Continues, However, to
Grow Weaker as He En-.
tiers AID Day of Fast.

London, Sept. 22,--Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney, of Cork. had few hours of
restful sleep last night. but was suf-
fering severe palms In his head and
was very weak this morning, accord
Ing. to a bulletin issued by the Irlsh
self-Determination league at Brixton
prison
Reports 20 the home ofllao .hy aha
prison physician stated there was no
apparent change In the condition OF
MacSwlnay.
This liz the forty-second day OF the
lord mayors hunger strike,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
SUFFERS BROKEN BACK

,Mogales. Ariz., Sept, 2S.--Miss Marie
Miller OF Nogales was killed; Harold
army medical officer, had his back
broken, and Miss Gladys Grove and w.
hehne were probably fatally injured
when the automobile In which they
were riding plunged over an emhank-
ment, forty miles from Nogales, on the
tucson road, early today
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
CLEAR YOUR
COMPLEXION
Remove Those Pimples and
Sallow Blotches.

DO YOU frown when your mirror 80
glarinRly reflects some facial skin
blemish and sigh and wish for quick
and easy way of clearing your sl<lnY
Here's treatment YOU can use with
nut fear. confident Of the desired re-
sult--a soft, clear baby tint OF
youth.
Before retiring tonight, cleanse your
skin with a creamy lather of Black
and White Soap, Dry thoroughly and
then mix and gently massage Black
and White Ointment on the face,
hands, neck or arms Next morning
again cleanse the skin DO this for
several nights and you'll be delighted
with the results This wonderful
beauty treatment Is guaranteed.
All good drug and department stores
sell and guarantee Black and white
Beauty Treatment. Black and white
Ointment, 2bc n package (h0c size con-
tatns three times az muchl, Black and
White Soap, sc cake, Just try II.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
Pyramid
Gives Relief
II Piles itch. Are Painful and You
Need Quick Relief, Get n Box
Of Pyramid Pile Sup
pOEitoFieB Today.

In the privacy of your own homo
Pyramip Pile Suppositories give
quick relief from Itching, bleeding
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23

very active and all the, members are
talking a great deal Of interest In tho
work.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
TO BUILD NEW CHURCH

with $4,000 already on deposit in
local bank. Rev. f. D. Douglas, the
pastor, and members of Tompklns
chapel, A. M. II. Zion church, are max.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23

The fair opens this year
on Saturday, Oct. 2, in
stead of on Monday as in
years gone by. Make your
entries early and bring
exhibits to the grounds
on Thursday, Sept. 30th.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-11
KARTKI ULOTNE.
Cham IdZie...

ko pijanstwem chwili, jakims pa
roksyzmem zywiolowym, jakins
nieobliczalnym wybuchem pre-
iadowanej elektrycznoScia atmos.-
ferry! MoznabY p}akaG, moznaby
4! splonac rumiencem wstydu, ale
byiaby jakaS cho6by' najmizer-
niejsza pociecha, jakieS oparcie
ola adwokata, broniacego ,,zbro-
dni afektu." Tu jednaf ME byio
goraczki, ME byFo konwulsyi, by
Ia raczej metoda i plan.
Bezczelnem klamstwem Jest, re
marszafek sprowokowai lewice,
Ten cziowiek byi blady Z bolu,
ten wielki patryota czuf, re smu
SERGE martwieje, ale ami jednej
chwili ME wyszedi pc "a RAINY
swych obowiazk0w. Stall ma stra-
zy regulaminu sejmowego, DO tam
postawifa go VIOLA narodu, DO
wiedziaf, re gdy forma peknie,
to L niej, jak Z rozbittgo garnka,
wyciecze treSG polityczna. Broni}
czterogiosowcj wiekszoSci prawi-
cowych ludzi tax samo, jak ME
gdyS' bronii jednog}osowej wick
szoSci, ktora lewica przcprowa.
dzila reforme agrarna. Blaga}, a
by go ME doprowadzano do osta-
teczpos1i i ME zmuszano w obro-
ME porzqdhu wykluczac posl0w,
gwalt zadajacych sejmowi. ISL
lcwa} ohezw}adnic obstrukcye,
ktora kazde sowo jcgo zag}usza-
Ia swym rykiem, tax lagodncmi
Srodkami, jak ustawieniem tabli-
cy, ma ktorej kreda pisano, mad
czem ma izba giosowac.
| "a to chciano go zepchnac z
trybuny i bic!
Jest to pierwszy w dziejach
parlamentaryzmu europeJsklego
zamach ma marszaEka. Obstruk-
eva wiedeiska gadafa - godzin,
wyfa r kopala policyantow, ale
marsza&ka ME tknefa. Obstruk--
eva ruska we Lwowic graia ma
puzonach i bebnach, ale ME miaia
Klemensiewiczow, ktorzyby
pieSG podnie5li ma prezesa izby,
kt6rzyby w oczach caiego kraju,
wobec lozy dyplomatow europej-
skich zniewazyli trybune mar
szahka. Pierwsi jesteSmy... W
bezwstydzie. Zamach sic ME IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-11
q ,,Kwyera Warsz.")

Pc tenn. co sic onegdaj staNo W
poiskim, trzebaby wiasci-
vie ME pisat, lecz pluc.
Bo jakiez sNowo jest dose sill
ne, ably odmalowac Gala ohyds
tych ludzi, kt6rzy W chwili, gdy
waza sic sprawy Gdahska ! Cor
nego Slaska, gdy prusak wysila
GAIA zsosc i perfidye krzyzacka
ably w oczach ludnoSci plebiscy-
towel 'Polske zbezczescic, gdy
wszystkie narody wpatruja sic W
mas podejrzliwie, niepewne, czy
potrafimy bye pahstwem prawo-
rzadnem czy mozna sic ma mas
opierac, czySmy doroSli do roll
mocarstwowej, czy oddanie skar-
bow weglowych w rsce polskie
ME bedzie ryzykiem ckonomicz-
mem i politycznem ola calej Eu-
ropy, czy ME nalezy mas raczcj
traktowac, jak mafoletnich biaz-
now, &torym sic dale piernik i
szabelke z blachy, ale ME perie
lub noz wyostrzony, - jaklem
sfowem napietnowaG polski So
cyalizm. kt6ry W takiej chwili
podpala sejm polski, zamienia w
karczme dzikich mohrkanow ST.
mai prawa polskiego, depcze / plu
sawi zasade wiekszoSci parla-
mentarnej, a marszafka sejmu,
nietykalny symbol majcstatu
konstytucyjnego, ~usiiuie bic j
i~ynczowac.
I gdybyz to wszystko by&o tyl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-11

dai, ale SWAT widzia{, do jakiej
ohydy zdolny jest polski socya-
linn.
I powtarzam: to ME bylo sza-
lehstwo momentu. Ma tydzien z
cory przygotowano wszystko.
Przyniesiono dzwonki i gwizda-
wiki kolejowe. Jeden lobCfz pytal
pred sejmem drugiego, czy do
starczyl posfom obiecanej traby.
Kto$ w kuluarach tlumaczyl cy-
nicznie, re trzeba byNo urzqdzic
probe zywotnoSci sejmowej",
KtoS przepowiadai juz pred po-
siedzeniem, re ,,bedzie heca, ja--
kiej jeszcze ME bylo." A wszyst7
ko szfo ma komende. Role rozdzie
lcno. Byli k%apelmistrze i oficcro-
VIE szturmowi. Rozkazy lataiy
20 izbie. Pan Moraczewski, byly
prezeS gabinetu i wicemarsza}ek
sejmu, w mundurze majora wojsk
polskich(D grab ma piszcza}ce.
Perlc, Gruenbaumy / Libermany
rzaIy z radoSci i bebpily ma splni-
waczkach b~laszanych. Wszystko
bylo ukartowane. zadnej goracz-
XII, tylko Jimmy gwalt. IA rozkaz
ryk, ma rozkaz pieSc, a po ehwili
drwiacc usmiechy, wesole kon-
cepty i cyniczny krzyk: ,,Wypo-
czynck-" To ME ,.zabojstwo w IT,
ricsieniu," to zamach, wykonany
Il Gala prcmedytacya, to uPlano-
wanc w}amanie i metodyczne
zarzynanic sejmu.
Bo o to wiaSnic chodzilo. /
chwilq, gdy mic udalo sic obalic
senatu i rzucic prawodawstwa
Polskicgo Ia iup najniebezpiccz-
nicjszcj demagoSii, 2 chwila gdy
scjm zacz2t przygladac sic scep-
tycznie politycc zagranlczneJ
bclwederu, L chwila, gdy miedzy
,Witosem a Daszyhskim wyros}y
nicpokojacc znaki zapytania, Z
chwilq, gdy wyb6r nowego prey
dcnta Rzeczypospo1itej zaczai
budzit pewne obawy W szeregacll
gwardyi czerwonej, Z, ia salna
chwila rozbicie sejmu / przecia--
game do nicskohczonoSci bez}ad-
nego prowizoryum panstwa sta,
10 sic programowem dazeniem
polskiego socyalizmu.
UtrwaliG chaos, utrwalic rad
bclwederski! Nietylko W tym ME
zdrowym aliazu anarchii i abso-
lutyzmu krzewit sic moze to ME
sivchanc ex lex, ktorem sic tuczy
socyalizm.
Czyz MONA mp. pomyslct, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-11

by w jakiemkolwieE praworzad-
nym kraju wydawcy uRobotni-
ka" tax wyzyskiwali skarb pam
silva jak to sic dzieje W Warsza-
vie?
Bo re am pan Moraczewski,
| jailo prezes ministrow, pc skon-
fiskowaniu iokalu, warsztatow,
pspieru i wszelkich nieruchomo-
sci nGodziny polskiej", wy
dzierzawii to wszystko swej par
tyi "a try grosze i much tabaki;
ME przez licytacye, lecz przez
dyktatorskie sic volo, temu sic
tziwic sic MONA. Jaki cziowiek,
TAXI Gym. Jest przeciez pewna
kategorya ludzi. ola kt6rych ME
istnieje ami pahstwo ami narod,
istnieje tylko ~interes kliki i mic
DO "a tenn. Ale re laden z nastep-
nych rz2d6w ME miai odwagi u
daremniG dalszego wyzyskiwania
Polski ma rzecz jednej partyi, re
p. Napieralski zabral sobie z fun-
dus16w polskiej kasy pozyczko-
wei, wywiezionych do Berlina, 4
i pol miliona marek, a stronni-
ctwo panow Perlow i Daszy1i-
skich paaci, jak piac::,o. ytakse
partyjna" - poi mark "a futro
sobolowe Z peleryna - to tylko
jest motive W tenn panstwie, W
ktorem wszystko jest chwiejne,
W kt6rym Rad cisgle sic boi, W
ktorcm socyalizm rob-, co clrce,
a :Bclweder uSmiccha sic zagad--
kowo.
A cyl jest drugi kraj ma
Swiecie, W kt6rym urzednik pan
stwowy pobieralby dalej pobory
rzadowe, jezeli wybrany zostai
ma urzednika zwiazk6w zawodo-
wych j przestaf pracowat ma
rzecz pailstwa?
Ale II mas bierze, jak bral, swo-
ia pensye. Trzeba przeciez po-
magac socyalizmowi, trzeba 60 ?.
.kasy Rzeczypospolitej popierat,
trzeba go karmic kosztem cafego
narodu.
A gdziez jest drugi rad ma
swiecie, ktory Z pokora Pochylii-
by glove, gdy socyalistyczny
zwiazek metalowcow, wprowa-
dza sic do ~kamienlcy, bedacej
wlasnoScia pahstwa i przeznaczo-
nej ola instytutu bakteryologicz-
nego, a W odpowiedzi ma rozkaz
opuszozenia lokalu, odgraza sic
strajkiem? Gdziez jest drugi
rad, ktoryby tam ME postal Fan
darmow. A u mas mic. Cicho! Me
movie O tenn Me narazac sic ma
jcstatowi pana Daszyiiskiego!
Kapitulowac pred gwaitem!
To wszystko dzieje sic dis. To
dis" Jest Eldoradem soeyaliz-
mu, ktory systematycznie obdzie-
ra skarb pahstwa, pred ktorym
dirty rad, ktoremu przyznano
prawo gwattu i ktory nawet dIa
notorycznych wrogow ojczyzny
otrzymuje ma kazdc zawolanie
l;sty zelazne, glejty bezpieczei-
silva.
Tylko W takiej atmosferze zy-
cia p~olitycznego powstac mog(
niestychany zamach ma scjm i
m~arszafka. Ia te piest, kt6ra go
dzi}a w trybune marszaikowska,
odpowiedzialny jest Rad. On ia
wyhodowai.
Zapomnial tylko, re jezeli spell
nj sic to, co sic w piatek wieczo-
rem zaczeAo, runie i on pod CRU
zami sejmu. Jake to wyrazil sic
wsr6d orgii obstrukcyjnej posea
Hausner?
ME bedzie sejmu. to beda So
wiety."
= w. R..
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