davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-11-25

MAIN 4a5a.
.. Petwortll.
Dandy brick home. attractive throughou:
six bright rooms and bath; sleeping porch: AL
modern improvements: hot-water heat: electric
lights: hardwood floors: front and double rr'r
porches: screens: built-in garage. Priced 4;
McKEEvEE & GOss.
1905 Eye st. Main 80.
Cleveland Park.
One Of the most attractive homes In =
eight rooms and two baths aul all
ences; hot-water heat; electric lrTs:
with garage; a home that must he
appreciated. Price. sl5.s50.
2 & GOSS,
Evening star., 1920-11-25
WANTED-GARAGES.

sFACE FOR ONE CAR
Near 18th and Eye SITS.
JEROME MEYER. 1881 st. 26s
wANTED-TO RENT GARAGE BUILDING: /:
al least two stories: first floor 10 Accommodate
.ot less than five cars: state .loca tion and
monthly rental. Address Box 26g-C. Star Of
Zee
Evening star., 1920-11-25

THE MINDORA 9th AND RITTENHOCSE
sts-Pretty apartinent: living room. large tiled
bath. dining room. .kitchenette. and inciosed
heated sleeping porch: electric lights: hot-water
heat; available Dec. 1. Rent. S70 per mo.
THOMAS W. FOWLER 4 SON,
Evening star., 1920-11-25

I4O9 New YOrk Ave. N
Phone Main 90.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
WILL LIAM S. PHIL LIP S,
14O9 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.

NORTHEAST
On 9Th st.; near two car lines and in
good neighbOrhood; rooms; modern
brick: 2-car garage: hot-water heat; ex-
ceilent condition. Price. $3.50. on easy
terms.
Evening star., 1920-11-25

NORTHEAST
West Of Maryland ave-: near car lines;
Groom and bath brick residence; pipe
less furnace; lot $50 feet deep to wide
alley. House in good condition. This Is
bargain at $3.50 on terms OF Sl,OOO
Will L I A NJ S .
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24

man to the presidency. Only two
types of white men are attracted, -
he adds, namely, "the one whose ca
reer is just iabout spent, and the
other who finds his remuneration as
president of Negro college so far
in excess of that which his talents
can bring him from his own people" "
White presidents, according TO Mr..
Houston, get themselves good salaries
and give large increases to the white
professors in colored schools, while
the colored professors do the work
Atlanta's prestige has always rested
on Dr. Dubois. Fiskes on DR..
Haynes. and Howard's on Dean Mil
Ter. No white man in these institu-
tions, not even the president, he says,
can match these names.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
STATISTICS

In communication published in last weeks issue of the
Tribune of readers suggests that publish statistics
b the growth and development of the coored people, He
that you should keep constantly before the and
The minds of people, the wonderful that the
has and making, towards better life and
kanced civilization"
We like to be praised and like to praise others when
Ehey deserve it. Too much praise has spoiled many
We want to point out to people the necessity for reaching
put for higher things and accomplishing greater tasks than those
behind If continually praised people for what they
have done they would become satisfied with past achievements
nd would not strive to attain unto greater civilization De
Sire is the basis of all growth and long keep our
people from becoming satisfied with their progress and achieve
nents there chance help them Too much stress
Pready has been laid achievements Truly
have done WELL but its nothing to what going to do Our
Ease is like that Of the who while walking through
Eey night encountered ghost The for several
hundred yards at top speed and then sat down to rest few
minutes AS he drew long breath while resting the ghost said
|Phew that had wasn't ii ?" The re-
marked Yes, but it nothing to what you going to
Zee now"
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
no WHITE PRESIDENTS
FOR NEGRO COLLEGES
RS PLAN OF BLACKS

Declaring that colored colleges
|heed more teaching and less preach
Ing" that it is a mistake to call a
white man to the presidency" and
| hat alumni of colored schools have
|no share in electing the "air-tight"
trustee boards, G. David Houston,
writing in the current number of the
Crisis, makes out a strong case
against the colored colleges as at
present administered
Mr. Houston was formerly a teach
Rr Of English at the Baltimore High
school, and later head of the depart
|nent Of English at Howard Univer-
Fifty, which he resigned to accept a
headship of a department in the
Washington public schools.
The most obvious weakness of the
eolored colleges, says Mr.. Houston,
lies in the delusion that the presi-
|lent must be minister of the Gospel
instead of an educator, whereby such
schools are becoming more and more
Fepusive to the broad-minded profess
EOrs
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
TRUCK GARDENERS
FORM ASSOCIATION
" Associated Negro Press)

JACKSON, Miss, July 21-Jackson,
Miss, reports an enterprise worthy of
attention among those interested in
louisiana colored farmers truck
ing association. 1t was organized by
Prof. Brinkley, SCHOOL principal, and
has already shipped seven cars of
cabbage and one of potatoes this sea
son, netting the shippers over $4,000,
besides $1,000 worth of vegetables
sold in the local market.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
WORKERS PRODUCE MUCH

WASHINGTON-Expo from this
country, last May. totaled 1888, ,O0O
GOO. according to the United States
department Of commerce. During the
same period there were imported into
this country goods to the amount of
S92,0OO,0O0, leaving a trade balance in
favor Of this country during the month
of more than $29O,00O,OOO.
Despite this stupendous production
by American workers publicity seek
ers and employers tell workers that
they ARE not producing fair days
work"
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24

Mad Mike Meighan two years ago. l
followed them, but could not get near
enough to hear what they said''
"Then hop to it," Farriss rejoined.
"Stick around there until you get
something deeper. AS for me-Im
going home. It's two o'clock"
=
Ii was the second night after Farriss
had given them his instructions that
Miss Donovan and Willis. sitting in
the last darkened booth in Steinway's
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS

We with interest the mighty howl that is being made
by certain members of group against white presidents for
Negro colleges is said that the who condecend to
ept position head of Negro school do for of two
easons he is not qualified to fill similar position in Of
bis colleges is because of the attractive salary 1t is
Bad that after these white presidents positions with
Negro schools the bulk of the work of the president assigned
TO of the coored instructors Be this may, be-
eve the time has when Negro schools furnish their
bwn presidents from members of We only fifty
removed from slavery but in that brief space of time
have produced educators that without By all
let us have Negro presidents for Negro colleges
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
SEGREGATION LAWS
of old ALABAMA
Are IMMUTABLE
CBy Associated Negro Press)

GADSDEN, Ala, July 21.-The
council passed an ordinance forbid
ding the serving of white and colored
people at the same drinking and eat
ing places. 1t is said that some for
eigners who disregard the color line
have been in the habit of serving
drinks to 10Th races.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
WANT THUGS LICENSED

DETROIT, Mich.-Trade unionists
are circulating petitions for the en-.
actment Of an ordinance to license
private detectives and private detec-
tive agencies. The city is overrun
with these gangs of cossaeks that
place themselves at the service of
employers in industrial disputes.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
THE PRIMARIES

Few people to realize the Importance of voting in the
primaries 1t is important to that the right is
dominated is to work for his election If you take part
the primaries the candidate whom you least to support
ay receive the nomination because of neglect The ballot
your Godgven right and you should exercise the privilege
whenever the opportunity presents itself Vote in the primaries
Election.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24

existing at his station. In making
his report for a day on which very
severe rain had occurred, he wrote:
Where the railroad was, the river
isl
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
HE WAS CONCISE

A ticket agent at one of the smaller
stations had been reprimanded on sew
eral occasions for not being brief in
making his daily reports of conditions
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
NO TIME FOR FLIRTATIoNs

John" exclaimed the nervous
woman, 81 believe there is burglar
in the house!"
u haven't time to fool with small
fry," was the sleepy response, i've
spent the entire day fighting prof
.iteers."
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
A. Y. NJ. C. A. IN SIGHT

Our group this city has onged for opportunity to
Secure Y NJ c. A. building for young and boys
ulus Rosenwad millionaire merchant Of Chicago has out
with offer to assist group white black that would
make real effort to Y NJ c. A. building. If the
oored citizens of this community really and truly want such
building, is the time to act Some person few ind
duas take the initiative otherwise there will be nothing
|one
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
HISTORY WORLD wAR

livery lover of good literature should
have a copy of Kelly Millers History
If the Negro in the World War. j.
contains Seven Hundred Seventy-six
pages OF good matter and One Hun
dred Twenty eight illustrated pic
tures. Cloth binding, $275; morocco,
$3.50. Earl Johnson, agent, sos So.
5th avenue. Phone 464S.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24

What thing it is to find a who is courageous
enough what he Thinks to think out oud who has the
to step of the crowd to make his creed
md live it!-Marden.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
KEYS
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
EXPERT PIANO tuning and repairing.
Also cleaning and polishing. Victrol-
as cleaned and repaired and all
small musical instruments. Players
and Electric speciality. All work
guaranteed. Twenty years. expert.
ence. John Brown, the piano tuner
and repair man. Residence, 805 s.
5th avenue. Phone 464S.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-24
sHAMPooINe AND MAssAGINc

SHAMPOOING AND MASSAGING
We are prepared to care for men as
veil as women customers and special
ze in Manicuring, Hairdressing, Sham
vooing and Massaging. Five years ex-
perience in the business. Phone 1912
'or appointment. Mrs. W. ]. Jones.
t19 East Washington
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
Przepisy Gospo-
darskie.

Smaczna i niedroga legumina
Z czcrstwcgo bialcgo chleba lut
buick. Z jednego chleba lub xii,
ku bulcczck zetrzeC ma tarku
wierzchniq .skorke, ktorej uzyc
do wysypania wysmarowancj thu
stoScia formy lub Tynki. Bufkl
ramoczyc ma pare godzin W nile,
ku. Kicdy zmiekna, rozetrzec jc
Z paru rozbitemi jajkami, dodat
troche cukru, szczyPte cynamo-
nu lub galki muszkatu}owej, vic
zyc mase do wysmarowaneJ CRU
DO masiem i wysypanej tarta but
ka rynki i piec W gorqcym plecy'
ku przez godzine. Podac do ME.
sok owocowy iub ugotowane z
cukrcm suszone owOce.
Roslina pachnacej miety, uio,
iona W wiazanki, umieszczona
ma puikach W Spizarni i kuchni
odstrasza swym zapachem mrow
ki, mole, kakrocie, a nawet my
sly. Me tract swej wlasciwosci
uzytecznosci chociaz zeschnie.
N. B.. Donosze moim korespon
dcntkom, re zmienifam mieszka-
mic. Adres moi terazniejszy:
Marya Sanoica, 2743 North
Central Park ave. III. Fl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

danny dbajace mniej o narazenie
sic ma krytyke anizeli o pieknq
cere. Danny te, poczaws1y cd
kwietnia gdy paki pojawiajq
sic ma lakach i gdy PLAINLY wy
stepuja ma twarzy - wychodzac
ma swieze powietrze nosza woal-
h koloru sionecznego. Objasnie-
HE naukowe byioby zbyt dlu-
gle, dlaczego pod zoftawym thu
lem bywa sic zabezpieczonym
pred promieniami sSohca row.
ME dobrze jak pod maska, ale
rada ia Jest skuteczna. Gotta wo-
aka jest niegustowna, n~iejedha
z pan jednak wolf pochwaly tych
"a szczeg6lniej meza), anizeli
pochlebne ,slowko cd pierwszego
lepszego przechodnia.
w podr6zy myjoie sic panic
tylko Wieczorem.
Dodawajcie do woody kilka kro
pei tynktury benzoesowej' W
kazdej pore ME nalezy wycho-
die ma powietrze pred zupei-
mem obeschnieciem twarzy; do
brze Jest pc umyciu zlekla sic
]upudrowac, ale dobrym, ryzo-
wynn, be- szkodliwych donnie
seek - pudrem. w ostatku, Po-
wtarzajac rady pewnego lekarza,
zaznaczamy, IL marchew Jest
dobrym srodkiem ma cere i pre-
civ pigeon. Zamiast kawy ma
pierwsze sniadanie gotowac LEX
hi rosol z marchwi. Chleb zytni
Jest do takiego rosolu najsma-
czniejszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

o lego s}owach: ,,jakaS ty droga
i siodka, gdy tax m6wisz cichu-
tko...."
l. odtqd juz nigdy ME pod
rosilam glosu = nigdy ME bum
towaiam sic i ME. rzucalam, kiedy
on sic unosi}; milcza}am, hub co
najwyzej prosilam: uspokoj sic,
dobrze, zrobie jak chcesz.... i
OTTO, uspokaja}a sic jego dotych-
czas nieokieiznana lnatura, GU
lei ma mnie spogladal, przepra--
szat "a unieSienie. | coraz cze-
Sciejsze byfy chwile. kiedysmy
rogli Z SODA rozmawiac spokoj-
uic, szczerze, be- seen / uniesien'
| pozna}am, re najwiekszymi
przymiotami kobiety, to spok6j,
lagodnosc, cierpliwoSc, a najwiek
Sym jej tryufnfem, to: ty1ni in
telektualnymi przymiotami po--
skromic dzikiego zwierza w oso-
bic wlasnego - maizonka'...
I OTTO dzisiaj jestesmy szcze-
sliwi i kochajacy chociaz juz -
MANY siwe WfosY" .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

kt6re jest bardzo przykre, jedna-
kowoz pomocne. Kiedy MAJ po-
daA mi Potem to lekarstwo, cd
wr6ciiam sic, a kiedy z proSba,
bym je zazyla, nachylil sic ma
Gemna, mowiiam bardzo cicho z
wielkin wysifkiem: ME chce
lekarstwa, DO ME chce zyc....
IcsteS okrutnym, zlym, dobrego
siowa mi ME powiesz, krzyczysz
tylko i z}oScisz sic "a wszystko..
Wole teraz umrzec, kiedy dzieci
male. ME zniosfabym wstydu
p6Aniei gdy Podrosna i zrozu--
mieja, jak z}ym jest ojciec ich
dla matk. -. Znajdziesz sobie
moze lepsza; mnie daj umrzec
spokojnie. ...
Wtedy MAJ moi wziaf mic w
objecia i -prosi}, bym Eye ze-
chciaia ola dzieci i ola niego....
,,Biedactwo ty" - mowii - ,,ja-
ka$ ty droga i slodka, gdy talk CT
chutko ~przemawiasz. -. Pre-
bacz mi i zyj; postaram sic zmie
mic moja nature - a ty mi do
pomoaesz do tego, Prawda?"
Zazy{am lekarstwo - pod u
rokiem iagodnych slow mega. A
kiedy mi by&o lepiej - myslaiam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

- Oburzajace! Widzisz, j;
jestem mniej wybrednym; wy
bieram ma drogach pozywienie
chociazby z nawozu; patrz ia
/, kim tiusty.
- To ola mnie "a obrzydliwe
= a dzisiaj rano....
Co, jeszcze ME koniec
twoim utrapieniom? Radze ci -
bqdz filozofem; pociesz sic my
Sig, re navel madrzejsi Cd mas
ludzie wydzierajq sobie plony je
den Pc pred drugim.
- Ach, mniejsza O to co robia
ludzie, ia dzisiaj rano sta}em sic
bardzo szczeSliwym.... przyle-
cial booian do mego gniazdeczka
i przyniosl mi szeSc pocieszek.
- Och, biedaku! Czyliz to
szczeSciem PREY giodzie nazwac
MONA?
- ia sic bardzo cieszyiem!
Pod same niebo polecia}em, axe
by dobry Bog us}ysza} pIosnke
moja ma chwa}e lego.
- No COZ szyderczy pytal
wrobelek.
- A no mic, ale Z wysokoSci
zobaczy}em okienko i deseczke
pod MEM, ma ktore biala raczka
panienki sypa}a okruchy... zbie
raie1n je i nosiiem ola mojej 70
neczki, ktora tax zabawnie wkia-
Ga je do dziobkow naszych die
c;akow.
- Polka mi to okienko.. -.
O ty t}usciochu, czy nie
dose ci ulicy?
ZazdroSnyS? Ty - szla--
chetny - opiewany skowronku?
- To mic to, ale wpicrw oducz
sic lakomstwa i wyzysku, a po-
kaze CT okienko; mic boje sic gto-
du, DO dobry Bog - gdy dale
dzieci to i nauczy sposobu wy
zywienia. Bywaj zdrow, lece do
moich. Dz....! dz....! Dr.!
i....! i....! ku....! je....!-
Bo....! o....! zc....!
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3215.


Elegancka letnia toaleta. Mo-
deIka: 81, SO, SO, 40, AZ, A i 40,
mierzac ma Gale w biuScie. Mate
rya9u o 40 cal. szerok. ma miare
So trzeba 6 rs jarda, albo 4 jar
dy ma bluzke i spodnice i 2 rs
jarda odmiennego materyaiu ma
wierzchnie bolero ! tiunike. -
Modfko l2c.
32I7.
Sukienka domowa hub do szko
". ModeEka: 6, s, 10 / II lat. -
Materyaiu o SO cal. szerok. a SIS
jarda ma miare 10. Modeiko lie.
. 1855.
Szykowna, zgrabna sukienka.
Mode{ka: E, s, 10 i II lat. Mater.
o 27 cal. seer. ma miate 10 trzeba
3 70 jarda. ModeI1o I2c.
288e.
Skromna, }adna toaleta z lex
k;ch materyalow. Mode1ka; 10,
IS i 20 lat, Materyalu o SO cal.
szerok. ma miare IS. jezeli spod-
MICA z zakiadkami 5 IA jarda, bez
zakfadek, jezeli sp6dnica g}adka,
4 "a jarda. Modeiko lee.
3195.
Praktyczna i zgrabna sukien-
ka ola dziewczatek. Modelka: 4,
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Rozmowa Ptaszk6w
ma Wiosne.

Wrobclek: .Jak sic miewasz
staruszku?"
Skowronck:. Mechanic. Bylo zle
Il NINA"
- Doprawdy? Dlaczegoz to-?
Cudny maj ola mas przybywa..
- Talk - planowa}em wycre-
czke ma ogr6d ola zbierania po-
sianych ziarenek, ale uprzedzify
mie kurczatka i wyzbiera}y ME
cnoty wszystko.
- To zle!
- Potem poleoia}em ma pole,
azeby zabrac odrobine zboza ola
mojej zonec5ki, kt6rego mi nj
gdy siewca ME broni, spiewam
mu "a to i budze do piracy; ale
tie okropne wrony 4 W tenn mic
uprzedziiy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08
UWAGA

Czytajcie ogfoszenie ma 3-ciej
strongly firmy VIM. Zelosky Co.,
o pol akrowych ogrodowych far
mach. Czytelnicy Dziennika Chi
cagoshego powinni skorzystae re
sposobnosci zakupna takowych.
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PIE CT.

k9szenia owadow.
PLAINLY tie brunatne szpeca blor
dynki o bia{ej cerze, szczegolnit
tie O rudych wiosach, a nawet poe
lcgaja i'm czasem brunetk. LIE
kar1e utrzymuja, IL tprzyczyna
pieg6w bywa zawartoSc pewne.
iloSci zelaza we krwi. Dowiedzic
mem jest, re %naduzycie srodkow
zelazistych jest czesto przyczy-
nq zoitych' plam, pokrywajacych
najpiekniejsze czola.
Inni mowia, re tie rdzawe pla-
my znamionuja kompleksye de-
likatnq i siaba z powoNna cyr-
kulacya krwi.
P~odajemy tn ki1ka Srodkow ma
te rozpaczliwe PLAINLY:
~ Pewna DANA wynalazla
sobie nastepujaca mikstwe, kto
"a wieczorem pred po&odeniem
sic spac wycierala PLAINLY: jedna
Geese tynktury jodu i try czeSci
glyceryny.
2.) Dobrym bywa tez nastepu-
lacy Srodek: w kwateroe olejku
terpentynowego rozpuscic siedm
grlmow kamfory w proszku, do
dac diva granny olejku z migda-
low slodkich.
81 DwadzieScia oSm gram6w
kamfory w proszku i sto dwana,
Scie gramow czystej oliwy sto-
lowcj. Roztopic ma lekkim og--
niu. Rownic dobry sposob - je,
sli ME lepszy Cd poprzedniego'
~ Jedna Z moich %znajomycE
robiia pare razy dzieruie pc Kill
ka minut oAady Z maSlanki; pie
gi w krotkim czasi znacznie zbla'
dly.
S. Me pamietam, W jakin
kraju ola upiekszenia skory i ce.
ry, uzywaja pachnqcej woody
kwiatu llii (naczynie z kwiata.
mi stawia sic W drugie napeinio'
ne wod9 i W ten sposob gotuje)
rozpuSciwszy W plynie Z lilii tro'
che kremortartaru.
e. RozpuScic szesnaScie cen
tigramow boraksu W odwudzie-
stu gramach woody rozanej diva
dzicstu gramach woody z kwiatr
pomarahczowego; zwilzac pla-
my ia miksturq!.
~ Swiczc ziarna bobu, ugoto,
wane W wodzie, rozetzcc i jake
kataplazmy p%rzykfadac ma pla-
my; oklady takie podobno INA
komicie pomagajq.
S. Zrobic micszanine z octl
soku cytrynowego, alkoholu, o.
lejku lewandowego, olejku roza-
ncgo, o!ejku cedrowego i woody
Gcstylowanej, zwilzac tenn pla-
my wieczorem pred policemen
sic spac; nazajutrz rano umyc
SIG w czystej wodzie.
81 Mieszanina Z dwoch czeSci
Nsoku rzerzuchy Z jednq czeScia
miodu bardzo Jest zalecana pre-
civ tym plamom. Dwie tie sub
stancye zmjeszane przeciska sic
przez plotno i naciera sic MIA
plamy rano i wieczorem'
1O.) Przepis Mr.. /. MONA "a
stosowac take przeciw czcrwo-
no&ci nosa.
Pcwne bardzo proste ostroz-
no$ci zapobiegaiy dawniej poja-
wieniu sic piegow.
Pra-prababki nasze, bardzo tro
skliwe o piec swoja, Mostly w
zirnie maski aksamitne (tourets
de nez), zabezpieczajace tskdre
cd zimna, latem mask fularowe,
dia ochronienia delikatnej Gerry
Cd ,,pociskow Apollina", rodza-
cych tie okropne PLAINLY. Nam -
nie podobna naSladowac tego "a
bezpieczenia- Lecz i dzisiaj 50
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DIAL L BIE
Referuje Marya 8.
POGADANKA.
Otto list pewnej mezatki;

SPOSOO h"S@y -
molubnym, unoszacym sic gnie,
WEN, niePrzyjemnym w pozyciu
maizenskiem mezem. Moze mole
wIasne doSwiadczenie dopomoze
niejednej ME umiejacej poskra-
miaG swej niecierpliwoSci - dc
odzyskania spokoju i 'szczeScia.
w krotG Gas Po Slubie pre-,
konalam sic, re MAJ moi byl
cziowieEem niemilego tempera-
mentu; despotyzm jego przecho-
dzii wszelkie grantee! Rozkazy-
wax a jeSli mu sic sprzeciwia}am
wPada3 w zIoSc, ktorej niczem
ME MONA bylo uiagodzi6. Pro
bowaSam. Sprzeczaiam sic z MIN
dowodzi1am, jak niewiaSoiwie Pc
stepowaA buntowaiam sic, kiedy
wtrqcal sic W moje gospodar-
Sie sprawy i kTytykowal krzy-
kIfwie mole suknie i ~uczesanie-
Lez to dolewaho jeszcze oliwy
do ognia; na mole P~rzedstawie-
mia o~dpowiadaf trzasnieciem
drzwiami i rchodzii z domu. A
ia p4akalam i rozpaczaiam. Me
skarzylam sic nikomu, a kiedy
z czasem coraz byio gorzej, b.
ga sic tyfko pytalm: Co ach,
60 czyni6? Wszak ME podobna
tyG W takiem pickle?
Kiedy pierwsze nasze dziecia-
tko przyszso ma SWAT, MAJ ME
rmiena wcale swego postepowa-
ria dla mnie, ale dziecho staio
sic dla mnie wiefka pociecha. -
Spedza1am z MEM wszystkie Cd
piracy domowej wolne chwile, o.
no byio czeSciowo moja obrona
DO - niebiedy ~wpatrzona W IL
spionego na homie Synka, ME
zwazasam ma zNoSc mego MEGA,
ME odpowiadaiam mu i zdawalo
mi sic, re chwilami jakby wsty-
dzil sic wtasDego dziecka, ktore
patrzylo ma niego milczaco a
! gniew jego przycichai, ale ME
TRIVIAL taxi spok6j dlugo; burze
wvbuchaiy ma nowo.
l tax szlo to ciezkie mole zycie
przez lat kilka, w ciagu ktorych
ieszcze dwoje dziatek dai mi Pan
Bog, Me wychodzi}am prawie
,nigdzie, ME mialam Przyjaci0,
wiedzialam, re jestem dobra 60
ypodynia, matka i iona i zrozu-
mice ME mog9am, "a co jestem
tax niesDcze$liwa. Zapomnialam
sic $miaG, pracowalam i broni-
lam sic lie sA przeciw jego ma
padom zSoSci - jezyhem....
Porzucic go? MiaIam wlasny
dom odziedziczony po rodzicach
mog4am sama utrzymac sic z
dzie6m LeG gdybym go porzu-
cla, potepionoby mnie, DO i ON
bvS W caiem tego ssowa znacze-
niu, co ludzie nazywaja ,,porza-
dnyu czfowiekiem". Me pill, ME
grail W karty, pracowa1 r~zetelnie
! staraS sue o upiekszenie domu /
dostarUanie wszystkiego potrzeb
pego dla mnie i dzieci. Pieniqdze
oddawal mi sumiemie & krzy-
klein i haiasem), a ia ciskafam
niemi o podioge, DO co mi pc
pieniadzach be- spokoiu i szcze-
scia? Wreszcie po jednej takiej
scenic" upadiam zemdlona i
Ubudz4am sic W iozku, tax Saba,
re ME mogfach wydobyc z siebie
glosu. MAJ moi stall ko}o lozka
iPatrzy4 ma mnie z przcrazeniem
w oczach; doktor trzymai moja
glove jedna reka, a druga badai
pulls. Potem zasnelam.
Pc paru dniach, hiedy bylam
ciagle bardzo oslahioua, udafam
raz, re Spie ! usiyszafam, jak'
dokt6r mowiI, re mala jest ma
dzieja zycia ola mnie, ale re spro
buje jeszcze jednego lekarstwa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

rok. ma miare 6. 8 IA jarda. =
Modeiko I2c.
1886.
Praktyczna sp6dniczka pod
spadnice. Modclka: Small, 22-24
Medium, 26-2S; Large, 1882; i
Extra Large 1890; ma Gale W
paste. Mater. O SO cal. szerok.,
ma $rednia miare 2E jarda. Mo-
dciko 12c.
3190.
oZgrabny fartuszek okrywaja--
cy Gala suknie. Modefka: Small,
32-34; Medium, 1898; Large, 90
AZ i Extra Large 44-46. ma Gale
W biuscie. }Iateryi o SO cal. szero
koSci ma srednia miare 5 "a jar
Ga. Modeiko lee.
1893.
Zgrabne ubranko ola chlopa--
kGw. Modelka: 3, 4, 5 6 lat Ma
tcrya}u O "A cal. szerok. ma mia
re 4. 2H jarda. Modeiko l2c.
1904.
Domowa suknia ola pan. Mo-
delka: "a SO, 80, 40, AZ, A i 46.,
m;erzac ma Gale W biuScie. Ma
ter. o 81 cal, szerok, ma miare 3S,
trzeba s SIS jarda., ModeEko nc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-08

q, s ! 10 lat. Mater. o SO cal. SEE
rok. ma miare 6. 3 IA jarda. =
Modeiko I2c.