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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10
Greatest Benefit to Farmers

"of all the people in Alabama. the farmers. I believe, will reap the great est benefit from the ratification of the road bond issue,' said E. E. Samuel. former government farm examiner in Alabama, A now located at Sylacauga, who was in Birmingham yesterday. Better market facilities and increased valuation of farm land is the greatest that ever came to this state and all this and more will be the result of this proposition, and this without cost to the owner of farm land as a class. One first-class highway through a county sets an example and good roads as feeders to this will be the result. Let the farmers turn out and vote in favor of this great measure on Febru- ary Is. I believe a great majority of the voters in my part of Talladega county will vote for the bond issue"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

He was a man. take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again.
 Hamlet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10
THEAGE-HERALD E. ". BARRETT. .,............E Editor

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala.' postoffice as second-class matter, un- der act of Congress. March 8. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

When the Herald building is razed and work begun on a skyscraper to take it's place, Mir. Munsey might. as well com plete the consolidation of the Sun and the New York Herald by calling his paper the sun- Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

The allies may some day make peace with Lenine and Trotzky, yet it is doubt full if these two distinguished bolsheviks will ever be greeted by enthusiastic mm- titudes in either London. Paris or New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

The prohibition brethren who are be- stirring themselves early and late, al- though prohibition is now part of the constitution, are taking no chances on "flareback."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10
Washington Bureau. 500 Davidson
Member of the Associated Press

All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

No communication will be published without it's authors name. Re)eeteu manuscript will not De returned uhless stamps are enclosed for that purpose
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

"Marse Henry Watterson was unable to attend a proposed celebration of his eightieth birthday in Louisville because Louisville and Miami don't have the same kind of winter climate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

| A federal investigation revealed that New York shoe dealers were making a profit of only si a pair on standard make of shoe. Yet, they grit their teeth and struggle along. homehow
 Herbert Hoover is waiting for the two big political parties to show where they stand. Incidentally. great many other people in this country are just like Hoover in that respect
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

Nearly all cheese, however is made from cows milk, and originally it was product of the farm, but, like every thing else, it has been systematized and organized until at present an overwhelming part of it is made in fac- tories especially built and fitted for the purpose. Before 1850 here in Amer ica practically all. the cheese made in the country was farm product, while today it has grown into a great indus try for now only a small part of the cheese used in the United States is imported
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

hat when he wrote letter to the editor of the London Times large part of the
 world sat up and took notice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

snowbound cities of the north and east are making desperate efforts to dig out. i' That sweet perfume waited through southern sanctums in midwinter comes from magnolia blossoms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-10

We have about given up hope of ever finding out who told Admiral Sims not to let the British pull the wool over his ,yes
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02

More than 100000 pounds of ry- namite were used annually in subway construction work in New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02

signment of raw animals fresh fiom the jungles. Barnes takes them. In charge, and a little bamboo cane is all he uses. Wild animals are moved to destructive acts by feeling of fear, terror or hunger. and with these causes removed, they are trac- table
 Familiarity with the various mem- bers of the wilde animal kingdom is food for the mind of young America. Kindness. to animals should be early inculcated in the youthful mind. Knowledge of animals habits, traits and distinguishing characteristics gives diversion to the mentality sharpens intelligence. and stimulates healthy imagination. Many a nuI- sery story is vividly impressed at sight of the animal that was the principal character. and parents should encourage the children's in- terest in animals of all kinds. as it makes for intelligent and wholesome pastime.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02
Al G. Barnes Four Ring Circus, Great
 Educational Show

As a means of teaching children 10 be kind to dumb animals. the Al G. Barnes 4 ring wild animal circus is said to be shining example; and it's exhibitions here in BiSbee on Nov ember 9th will disclose some entire ly new ideas relative to wild animal subjugation. so it is promised
 No weapons are used in the "edu- cation" of even the most ferOcious beasts by the trainers with the show they are practically conquered by kindness and patience Captain Ri cardo enters a steel cage filled with raw Nubian lions, armed only with 9 corn-cob pipe and common kitch- en chair; Mabel Starks carries a par. asol when she manipulates 20 Siberi- an tigers; Martha Florine has a lit tie buggy whip when she conducts a group of shaggy brutes through their act.
 Barnes has proved that lump of sugar will make grizzly more do- cilc than firearms will. and a water melon will make Lotus, the hippo. do more than prodpole will accom- plish. On the arrival of new con
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02
NOTICE TO VOTERS

State of Arizona,
 County of Cochise-ss
 Joe Hood being duly sworn deposes and says: That he is the Republican candidate for Sheriff of the County of Cochise and State of Arizona that it has come to the Knowledge of depon- ent that rumors have been circulated in and about Bisbee to the effect that if elected various promises had been made by him to- appoint deputies; that he has made no such promises to anyone and especially not to Frank Johnson; that if elected he will not appoint Frank Johnson as a deputy sheriff
 JOE HOOD. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of November, 1920.
 (Seal) CHARLES R. WOODS. Notary Public, Cochise County. Ari- zona
 My commission expires May 23rd, 1921.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02
Tuesday Morning, November 2, 1920

benefit her health immeasurably.
 Since coming tu the Warren Dis. trict Mir. and Mrs. Kyle have estab lished themselves in the business and social life of the community Mir. Kyle succeeded in establishing an excellent legal practice in the city and county. For more than two years he was the city attorney of Bisbee. Mrs. Kyle has been identi fled with local social life during her
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02

in the early part of 1916 from Okla homa, where they had lived many .ticed law and established valuable
 business. The move was made ne- cessary through the ill health of Mrs. Kyle. The present, move of the Kyles is also made necessary by the
 i'll health of Mrs Kyle. The aridity of the Salt River valley climate and the lact of altitude is expected to
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02
AN OBSERVER SEES ONLY VICTORY
 FUR THE DEMOCRATS OF ARIZONA,
 REGARDLESS G. ]. P. PREDICTIONS

and Pima will offset any gains Camp bell may make in Yuma. Mohave. Navajo. Apache and Yavapai It is question then of Maricopa.
 If Campbell can carry Maricopa by from 5000 votes upward he will be elected If he falls below 2500 in Maricopa his defeat seems assured
 The Senatorial Race
 In contesting the race for the sen atorship with Mark A. Smith, the Re- publican candidate. Ralph Cameron. has made little progress in the last two weeks of the campaign. The Republican packers of Cameron have sought to alienate the support of the labor vote from Senator Smith and have been successful in few quar- ters. The support of Republicans, who dc not like Cameron's campaign methods and some of his issues, however, will offset any defection from this source. Senator Smith will receive many Republican votes. His election seems assured.
 In the County
 In Cochise county, the Republi cans have sacrificed everything. ex cept cne candidate for the lower house of the legislature. for J. T. Hood for sheriff Efforts were made and. at first appeared successful, to secure for Hood the Mcdonald pri- mary vote. The work of Mcdonald in behalf of the entire Democratic ticket has largely overcome the de lection. Kempton. the Democratic nominee. will undoubtedly go out of the Warren District with large ma jcrity. Hood may carry Douglas. but the Shelter City is said to be in doubt Hood is strong in the lower Sulphur Springs valley and in Will COX. Kempton will carry the bal ance of the county. outside of the cities.
 Two years ago Mcdonald received a majority of 665. Under the most favorable circumstances. such a ma iority would be hard to overcome and in view of the apparent swing to Kempton during the last week of the campaign, this majority may be even increased. Last minute efforts, in the form of unsigned circulars. at tacking the Democratic nominee, nave tended to strengthen him in the larger cities.
 The only other candidates who are considered to have a chance of cleo tion in the county, on the Republi can ticket are Howard Barkell, legislative candidate, from the dis trict comprising Lowell Nc 1, War ren. Don Luis. Naco and Hereford, and the Republican candidate from the district in the northeastern part of the county
 Barkell is opposed by Claude M. Gibson. Both men are popular and both have ardent supporters. The normal Democratic majority. how ever. presages the election of Gib- son.
 Submitted Measures
 Of the submitted measures there appears but little chance for but one or two. The Civil Service proposal and the Game and Fish Commission measure may be passed. Prom the swing of general opinion, however, all of the other proposals will meet defeat The County Division meas ure and the Highway Commission bill are certain of defeat There is no sentiment for either of these measures.
 More than 100000 pounds of ry- namite were used annually in subway
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02

CHICAGO, Nov. l. Charles H. Weeghman. for sereval years presi- dent of the Chicago National league baseball club, was dropped from the directorate at the annual meeting, of the stocqholders today. William L. Veeck. president of the club. was chosen in his stead.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02
Mir. and Mrs. Sam H. Kyle
 Leave for Phoenix Where
 They Will Make New Home

Sam H. Kyle, a resident of the Warren District for more than the last four years, accompanied by Mrs. Kyle, leave this morning for Phoe nix. where they will locate.
 Mr and Mrs. Kyle came to Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02

residence here.
 MT Kyle has purchased a home in the city of Phoenix and has se- cured offices in the National Bank of Arizona buildirlg of the capital city.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-02

Protect your right to vote The state law and your neghbor the right voeat any time attempt made chop your county topieces
 This designed to take away the constitutional right all to voe and make thebo privilege to be used only by interested persons seeking corral the taxable wealth small countless
 If this passed it will duplication of county government higher endanger your country schools It will stop road construction and leave produve land in counties that will hardly have enough taxable wealth to man tain county government.
 This adopted will make taxes exorbitant in counties as to absolutely retard all development.
 Don't permit selfish interested parties to slip this and deny the right to vote county division
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
w Sprawie Slaskiej.

L wielkiem zadowoleniem no
tujemy znaczne bardzo ozywienie
sic akcyi W Polonii nwaszej ma
rzecz Gornego Slaska i plebiscy-
tn, odbyt sic ma MIN maJacego w
najblizszej przyszloSci. Delegat
po.skich wiadz i komitetu pie
biscytowego, X. w. Rozmus, ba-
wiacy w Ameryce Wv tych dniach
wiaSnie wyjezdzajacy juz z po-
wrotem do Ojczyzny, zdoial l.
stotnie pobudzic sfery i koia tu-
.tejsze - sternicze, kierujace my
Sla i robota narodowa / OTTO ma
my wiecow kilka ma rzecz Slaska
- bardzo udatnych, many ko-
mitet zawiszany ku prowadze--
niu agitacyi i zbieraniu fundu-
Sow, many ~wzmozona z~nacznie
o~fiarnoSc, ktora W parafiach i ko-
loniach n%iektorych przyniosla
juz bardzo piekne rezultaty, a
niezawodnie przyniesie ich jesz-
cze wiecej. PomySlne to So via
domosci i przejawy, ktore moga
zawazyc bardzo znamiennie W
sprawie omawianej, a Ojczyznie
niezawodnie beda wydatna po--
moca W jej p~okojowej walce o
prastara owa dzielnice poIska.
ktora nam Niemcy zagrabili,
trzymaja W chciwych szponach
! wypuscic jej ME chca. Mo5e
przecie zdobedziemy nasz drogi
Slask Gorny z powrotem dla Pol
skil
A niechaj Mkt ME mySli, ami
ME powiada, il moze agitacya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

haven, a u mlcdszych wywoiywaio
zywfc4owy poklask / ~gwizdanie, po-
chodzace oczywiScie z niezrozumie-
mia cgy braku uczucia do krajowych
pieknoSci, a konczace sic stereotype
wem: ,,lub stul pysk choleraby
cie".... Natmlodsza zaS Geese emf
gracyi, spoczywaSaca we wozkach
wedle scian salunu stojacych, a "a
tykajaca swe organa oratorskie pia-
stka Tub n6zka, dawala znaki zado-
wolenia, lub oburzenia ma n obJa-
wy patryotycznych uczuc madrzej-
szego pokolenia dysZkancikiem, CO
leciai W uszy jak kohczyste szydefko
i ~przyezynia} sic do gloSniejszego
wiecej plastycznego przedstawienia
przedmiotu przez szanownych NOW
COW.
TIE najwiecej prawdziwe, BIO natu-
ralne objawy z~ywotnego z~aintereso-
wanna sic nastrojem patryotycznym
d najmlodszego pokolenia, bywaty
powodcm, re ma cgloszeniach, znpo-
wiadajacych take a take uroczy-
sto&ci narodowe u Icka S~uessenbau-
ma umieszczano ma spodzie ostrZe-
zenie, lie: dzieclom i matkom w6z-
kami wstep do hall wzbroniony, CO
zrozumialet tl6maczyli stojacy koio
drzwi wozni W slcwach:
,.Kobietom z mafymi rakami ma
hale podiug przedstawtenia wcho-
dzie ME wolno - a Jak ludzkiej
mowy ME rozumita, to idzta do dya-
-bla.. See!"
Jak wspomniano, u 1cka zysh spo
tykafo sic Mazur6w cd Krakowa
stron nadwfSlanskich i "a pol spoil
ssczonych k01onistow z podkarpa-
ckicb r6wni / tych, co wedle widei
sanowych siedzieli I z okolic wscho-
dnich rubie5y z poza Lwowa ! se--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

KEDAKCYI

,,Komitet" sokoli, Chicago: zad--
nych zabaw, " sobote urzadzanych
- nasz ,,Dziennik" ME Cglasza:
przytem - wyraz ,.Komitet" - ME
m6wi kto pisze, a anonimowych ko-
munikat6w - ME drukujemy.
PM Julia Demska, Chicago: Do
zapytah, stosowanych Iekarzom ma
ley W liscie dolaczyt znaczek 2-cen-
towy. Prosze czytat informacye ma
wstepie ,,Dzialu" podane.
Wszystkim, kogO dotyczy: Listy
z zapytaniami lekarzy ,,DEialu zdro-
via" nalezy adresowac do Redakcyi,
a ma dole koperty napisat, ktorego
lekarza sic zapytuje; do listu dola-
czyc znaczek 2-centowy. Me adre-
sowaG list6w ami do samej Redak-
CYL. ami do samych lekarzy, lecz po-
dat pod adresem Redakcyi - nazwi-
sko lekarza. Moze nareszcie bedzie
to rozumiane - zapamietane!
Oh. j. Nowak, Denver. Colo: -
Korespcndencya - ME jest kores-
pondencya. raczej artykuiem; MECH
by zreszta bylo, ale - Panic dro-
ri ME MONA ink~ryminowac nj
ludzi, nj kompanii bez podawania
zarzut6w k~onkretnych z dowodami.
Ostatnio nadeslanegc - ME zamie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

je cziek krziszny ! ME strzimom'.
To caIowal rozaniec / szkaplerz,
a potem zn6w miedzy ludzi tel te-
sknicy lecial.
Niejednemu niechcaCy W droge
wlaz} W ten szaleGstwie, ale po-
wszechnie go lubtano, DO byi cziek
szczery kiedy ,krzyzwy".
Chcieli go ludzie aenie, DO CHOP
byt Smigly jak smrek, oczyma w
DIAL patrzyl, niby ma nikogo ME zwa-
zajac, kieby orzei, a spiewki mu z
geby lecia}y take dlugie a rozte-
sknione, a take szerokie, jakby je
z obiok6w szerokich pozbierai. Te-
skinca g6raLa trafiala do duszy
dziewczecej, zrodzonej do marzeh,
niejednaby tez chetnie ola niego
wianka pozbyla, ale coz, skoro jeno
ponad pulap gdzieS oczyma toczyi,
5akby inny SWAT | innych ludzi upa-
TRIVIAL.
Jednak Maryna Galicowa trafRa
do ro~ztesknicnei duszy gorala. Sa-
ma 2 Poronina, bez rodziny W OBJ
Gym Swiecie, patrzyla jak Rajtaz ma
wysokie turnie / W jej giowie swie-
city szkliste wirchy Mnicha, SWIM
cy 1 Gartucha | W jej duszy grady
smrekowe bory I Spiewaly hale ona
nosita W sobie ten SWAT, CO wisial
W obsokach, o~blecEony\ W iasne bic
kitty | W jasna szer2oge.
,,Pundem z toba Rajtaz, mawiala
do niego, gdy sic blizej poznali'
przez woody ciemne, przez szare upfa-
~. przez granie zebate, z orlami
wzlecim ponad mgiy sine, MIN hal
ny Sniezyca zadymi, spadniem z pa
ieczyna srebrna ma pofoniny zielone,
ma pola ruciane, ma zagony Scierni-
Ste.
Cyt! Cyt skonczy sic ola mas wy
gnanie, to sic i tesknica skonczy.'
Zatrzesie chlopem take gadanie.
DO szlo re serca, CO go rozumiaio.
,,pob;erem sic ma cdpuscie W Lu-
dzmirzu, ciagnela Maryna. Zabrze-
CA oae ma goscincu szerokim, "a
wioda druzki, zagraja geslicki, po-
lecimsz druzbami W kwietniowe swie-
to, na zielna. i~eszcze do LudzmirEa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
Z naszych - o socyaH;
styczna ~konsekWenCye
- k1opotoW. ,
kto SE@
kto sq@

My many bardzo dobre SERGE
l kNopoczemy sig nawet - ME
naszytni wlasnymi k}opotami
Wielu jednak gniewa sic ma mas c
to - niewdzieczni! -. Ale coz
Z Mani wlasnie tez kfopot TAXI, IL
lubimy wgladaG w crtdze smiesz-
nostki i sprawki.
Ma pewne i tym razem - zno,
WI obraza sic ma mas tutejsi
t. wv. socyalisci Z Milwaukee ave
- mianowicie o tytui i tresc nj,
niejszego artykuliku, lecz ME
wzrusza to mas, ami ME przeraza
- owszem zacheca do opiehowa-
MIA sic ia specyalna odmiana zoo
logiczna so~cyalizmu; op;eka to
troSzke dogryzliwI, co prawda
ale pozyteczna tel 0 niej O.
pinii ME danny sobie wyperswado,
wac. Ergo - piszemy:
X
Misunderstanding tutej-
szych socyalistow i zaznaczyli--
smy, re jest to specyalny rodzaj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

hej! Wyjda ojcowle, zelda sic krze-
snoojce, pobIogoslSwia, sofa / chile
benz przywitaja po Slubie l ma polka
dziny do komory odprowadze czep-
Gem / goralska nuta. Cha}upke wedle
~wierzbiny rozbijem ze s~mreck6w, z
pachnacych, ami lei sic czerw ME
chwyci, ami woda ME zabierze, ami
halny ME zmiecie; jeno CT ko}o niej
zakwitna rozmaryny | boze drzywko
wrutycz / malwy. Rajtaz, Eye be-
dziemy miedzy swymi, he'll"
,,Strasnie lepka dziewka - jak
aywica" pomySlal coral I rozwiaia
sic z pred oczu czarna tuba I roz-
widnilo mu ma duszy. jakby mu sic
W niej rozkolysaly poronihskie dzwo
ny ma wielki odpust kcchania.
,,Hej! kiebyk ia Gle wzial dzie-
wczyno, kiebyk ia Gle wzla}!"
lecial zn6R ma Ickowa hale, ale
odmieniony, spokojny, pogodny jak
wiosny switanie.
w domu zas PREY pacierzu m6wii
jak dziecko:
,~,Jezusicku przenoswietszy, kiebyk
ia Maryne "a babe wzial, Swiecebym
eli ulal, do Ludzmirzabym ma Pietro
Paw7owe swieto zani6sl, kapliczke
CT wyfundujem, krziz CT wedle
smrek6w ~postawiem, kiebym ia je-
no wziai"....
:. . . =. . -. =. - . .. -
Przyszla straszna zara4a re zamor-
skich KRAKOW. Marli ludziska ma Bay
way'u, wywczili gesto trupy, wywie-
eli Maryne.
Jakby piorun trzasl W Rajtaza,
zdrewnial. ... Pc pogrzebie z bole-
Sci ~strasznej Jezusicka sic najpierw
chwycil:
,Robiulek CT ma despet czy jak,
les Maryne zabrai?.. Obiecowalek
Swiece kapliczke i krziz.. ME dose
CT bylo?.. wydarleS dusze.. zro-
biem / ia CT ma dcspet, TAX CT pred
Bogiem przysiegam NJ moiu du-
szui...."
W giowie mu cos ~trzaslo, porabai
r6zaniec. porabal ~s2kanlerz.. osza-
La. ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30
| MA WOLNA CHWILE.


wszad z dawniejszej Galicyi. Czy
bal, czy wesele, czy chrzciny - by
waly natloczone proszonymi i ME
proszonymi goSGmi, kt6rych lacey
Ia jedna wies, powiat, czy chocby
pochodzenie 2 pod jedpegC ,krola".
Zagdakal klarnet, rozSpiewaly sic
skrzypki, to wszyscy poznawali sic
po nucie jak bracia, CO ma jednej
sledzieli ziemi 1 jedno W SWAT unio-
Sli wspomnienie. Jedna spiewka Ia
czyla wszystkich W jedna pkrzesci-
janska" zabawe, W iedna ,,krzesci-
ianska' ochote.
Tam tez chroni3 sic jak miedzy
swoich 1 Rajtaz ~Zgrzebniak, jeden
jak palec W tych stronach 2 pod ia
trzanskich turni cd Czarnego Du--
najca. Cknilo sic chlopu axe strach
ma cbcych r6wniach Ia Swiatem, co
kedys al " oblokach wisial i lsnii
W swiatlach nieprzebranych tec0o-
wynn blaskami, co grail W swiecz--
kach tysiacem organ6w / Spiewai ma
poloninach, CO byl TAXI uroczysty, a
TAXI rozkoszny. Chwyta} sic nieraz
chlopisko "a Ieb, DO go Ia grdyRe
cos dusilo i trzes}o MIN jak osiczyna
i lecial ma Ickowa hale. Nuta oberka
niby wesola, 4 niby smutna, poryWa-
Ia TO ma wsciekla wichure taneczna;
rzucai gar$ciami pieniadze, tukl
skrzypki muzykantom i ciskal i'm
dolary pod nogi ma takic ,,dreWien-
ka" CO grajom, zdzierat 1s siebie O.
dzienie i pod lawy je kopai - pill,
spiewai / hulal ma um6r.
Me ulzylo W tesknocie, TO sic zn6w
"a leb braI, albo sic modlil:
,,Jezusicku nopiekniejszy, m6wR,
ME robiem CT ma despet. to- i,ty mi
ME rob, abym sic Das niezapamietai
/ siebie | Ciebie ME skrziwdzil, BON
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-30

Ma Bayway'u W salunfe Icka ZySli,
o~chrzczonego z angielska ma Char
esa Suessenbauma, zgromadzac sic
.wyk}a ia Geese emigracyi, kt6ra po-
,hodzila przewaznie z Gawnej Cali
,yi. Tam towarzystwa koscielne i ME
xoscieIne urzadzaly bale z szumnemi
ogIoszeniami jake ,wielkie', ma
xt6rych ,,~doborowa" kapela stare
krajska", zlozona ze skrzypkoW,
klarnetu, rozstrojonego pfanina /
uieodzownego wielkiego i maiego
oebna wycinala kraiowe. siarczyste
obertasy. CO rwaly nawet starszych
W taniec jak zawierueha tam sly
chaG byIo przerobione / konczace sic
D naszemu" bostoiskie, ~podw6jne
I potr6jne sleeps" | tie Gala ME
szanine melodyi swoich / cudzoziem-
skich, kt6re nader zgodnie laczy4y
sic W losHocie bebna, co huczal jak
zarna W sieni Tub WOE koWany pc
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mownie ~roztrzasali, przedstawiali z
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wych: wykrzykniki: ,,Rodacy / ro-
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wsluchanych obywateli tel 1 tamtej
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