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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06

Working thc old pockctbook game
Is. r. Parker. who lives at 6 Wood
street. reported that two confidence
men talked him out Of 5000 which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
Says 1t Restored His
Health After Every
thing Else Failed, And
Benefits Have Been
Lasting.

Although II was five years ago
that Tanlac restored my health and
built me up twelve pounds in weight
I'm Still feeling just az fine as 1 ever
did In my life. and weigh more than
ever before" was the emphatic
statement made by j. l.. Gregory.
whose address IL Box So, Virginia
Beach. Va. MIR. Gregory is propr!c-
tor OF store. and lives at Seatack
station. on the electric line out OF
Norfolk.
II suffered n nervous breakdown
way back yonder twenty years ago.
caused by overwork and exposure 20
all kinds Of weather. and 1t was only
when j ran across Taniac that got
relief from my troubles. had to be
very careful OF what / ate, and dur
ing all that time Il was very seldom
mat ever felt we'll day. Even
the little / did eat sourcd in nv
stomach and b!oatcd me all up with
gas which caused me severe pain. /
was go nervous | couldn't stand the
rafting noise made by an empty
wagon passing by. and at night I was
so restless 1 could scarcely got
enough sleep to do me any good.
Ind such little strength or en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
TOKYO CONVENTION HALL
DESTROYED BY FLAMES
Sunday School Delegates From All
Parts Of World Wcrc As
scmbiing in Structure.
IS BELIEVED ALL ESCAPED
Fire, Which Resulted From Dcfcc-
tive Electric Wiring, Burned
Down Building I'm Few Minutes,
Was Built OF Light Material.
tBy Associated prcss.l

TOKYO. Oct. 5.-Flre this afternoon
which the worlds Sunday school con-
vention was to have held It's FIRST scs-
sion tonight. II IS said that here
were no casualties.
The fire. which resulted from dcfcc-
tive electric wiring, started at $3.50
o'clock. when the lights on the do. ,.
bearing the inscription. II am the
Light Of the World" were turned on.
The building. which had been con-
structcd of light material covered
with stucco. was destroyed within n
few minutes. largc number of
delegates were inside the building
"hen the correspondent LEFT II. two
minutes before the flames started
The cry OF Fire was Immediately
raised by those inside the building
and ccched by thousands OF persons
approaching the Central railroad sta
tion. adjacent TO the Convention hall.
Almost Immediately the entire struc-
ture was wrapped In flames, with
people streaming from the exits.
Within ten minutes the building had
been levcled. So great was the heat
that II would have been impossible
10 approach tho building for work of
rescue, IL such work had been re-
CURED.
Some OF the delegates who had
been inside the hall. when questioned.
said they did not know whether all
those there when the fire started had
made their escape. Charles T. taines.
o. New York. asserted that he had
kept the delegates from overcrowd-
lpg the exits. PERSONAL he was of
the belief that all OF them had
reached safety, although he could not
lie sure about those who had been
working In tho back of the building.
Before the fire started the CORE
srondent found the big chorus. COM
rbsed OF Japanese and foreigners, re-
hearsing under the direction OF Pro-
lessor Augustus Smith, Of Boston.
While delegates were coming and 20.
ing. preparatory TO the opening OF
the evening session.
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MERCHANT HEAPS
PRAISE ON TANLAC

crBy That / couldn't work more than
an hour or two at time. and even
inns was Just like "A horse pulling a
hcavy load up n big hill, for would
DC painting and completely tired out.
ana Just had to stop and rest / took
SO many medicines and treatments
that IT seemed like had tried them
all. and 1 thought / would just have
10 go on suffering, as none Of them
gave me relief
II saw where Tanlac was helpinr
so many people. and they were
spcaklng so highly OF IL that l de-
cidcd to try IL myself. but was very
doubtful of IT doing me much good,
Tor ! didn't know Tanlac then like
do now. Well. sir. the very FIRST
bottle proved 10 me there wasn't any
use to doubt IL any longer. and just
kept on taking the medicine until IL
put me in the very best OF health.
Why. 1t wasn't long until I had
An excellent appetite and could cat
Just anything ! wanted without SUI
iering bit with Indigestion ior
bloating. The nervousness entirely
disappeared. my sleep was good and
sound. and l SO completely rcgained
my strength and energy that l could
work hard all day long without II
firing me out. Tanlac did the work
SO thoroughly in my case that I've
been feeling just fine ever since 4,
hXed me up five years ago, and l
dont suppose any one Will wonder
why I'm SO grateful toward the
medicine
Tanlac is sold in Richmond nv
Tragic Drug Co, Grant Drug CO. and
c. w. Eaton.-Adv
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UNABLE TO ACCOMPLISH
MISSION, CALDERON QUITS
High Commissioner to Washington
Returns to Own Country After
Failure OF Errand.
by Assoclatcd Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-Unable to
accomplish his mission to the United
States. that of settling all differences
between this country and Mexico.
Fernando lglesias calderon, Mexican
high commissioner to Washington.
has resigned and plans to return to
Mexico City within a week. He has
notified the State Department Of his
intentions, and says he will be ac-
companied by the entire staff of cx-
ports who came here with him.
Mr.. Calderon has been elected to
inc Mexican Senate and will take his
seat In that body Immediately after
his return TO the Mexican capital.
AZ the embassy today it was said
that the high commissioner had been
gwen plcnipoticnary powers in or
der to quickly settle all claims
against Mexican by citizens of the
United States. the oil question and
all other questions that have caused
strained relations between the two
countries. President De La Hucrta
ana General Oregon, presiden,-clect
OF MEXICO have condemned emphati-
caHT the Bolshcvist demonstration
N Mexico City on September IS. and
nave decided to punish severely any
demonstration By Socialist agitators,
INC Mexican embassy here an
nounced today.
II has been decided" said the en-
bassy's statement. TO punish severe
~ any demonstration however small
OF Socialist agitators which may
threaten the public order. It is also
stated that General OhreTon rnfuand
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to accept tho apologies rendered him
and has denied his protection to all
agitators'
General Din. PrI.oner.

VERA CRUZ. Oct. 4.-General
Felix Diaz arrived here tonight from
Tlapac ohan. virtually the prisoner of
General Guadalupe Sanchez. An ct-
fort will be made. 1t is said. to con-
vince Diaz that he should leave the
country, Provisional President de la
lIuerta having declared public opin-
ion would not permit him TO remain
as free citizen because of distrust
OF his attitude. DiaZ. II Is said. will
decline to leave OF his own violition.
but will not resist expulsion when
General Diaz was arrested. appar-
emily there was some agreement b>
which Diaz was to consider him
self arrested for when General
Mireles. accompanied by Colonel
Vasquez Milano. presented himself
at the Hacienda Jobo, he was received
calmly and without surprise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
AUTOMOBILES SOUGHT FOR
TUBERCULOSIS DELEGATES
Two-Day Session 10 Open mt Jrner-
son Tomorrow-w. w. IInkcr
VIII prenide

additional automobiles for the ac-
'nmmodation Of visitors attcndin,
IN: North Atlantic Tuberculosis Con-
Terence here this week are being
sought by Miss Nora Spencer Hammer
Executive secretary of the Richmond
Tuberculosis Association
The conference will open in the
jefferson Hotel tomorrow and viii
Last through Friday. Automobiles
are desired 10 take the visitors from
the Jefferson 10 the Country Club OF
Virginia at +:30 o'clock Thursday.
The principal social feature of the
t"o days session Will be a get
o'clock Thursday.
Four sessions OF the conference will
be held Mt the Jefferson tomorrow.
night especially for negroes at Leigh
street Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church.
w. w. Baker Will preside az presI-
dent and DIR. Roy *. Flanagan as
secretary.
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WOMEN REGISTRARS WIN
TESTIMONIALS OF ESTEEM
Mcsdnmcs worneIcy and Jobson Arc
Nec'pients OF Gifts From Equal
Suffrage League


Suffrage League.
In token OF appreciation OF tho
service rendered by the women
deputy registrars OF Richmond. Mrs
Frank j.. Jobyon and Mrs. Carter w.
Wormelcy. members of the Equal
Suffrage League. of Richmond. have
presented each with gold friend
ship circle. The presentation was
made made by Mrs, Faith w. Morgan. NTH
~ meeting held at suffrage head
4umrtcrs yesterday afternoon
.,, me registrnrs stressed the neces
chised electorate with Information as
20 ballot marking. 1t was decided
mat In addition To the various schools
T IiIesny ., planned: the remaining
be used for this purpose at suffrage
headquarters. These meetings will
be open 10 all white registered
voters and each Will be in charge Of
VIII be furnished by the Richmond
League OF Women Voters for smaller
schools TO be held in the various pre-
clncts or the city. many Of which are
now under consideration.
reports from chairmrn of commit
tees engaged In getting out the large
registration were enthusiastically re.
ceiVcd. and acknowledgment made OF
the assistance OF ministers ana OF
Bcctarian and nonscctarian organiza-
lions which had co-opernted.
Upon motion of Mrs. Charles T..
Lee. duly seconded and carried a
committee on organization was APP
pointed FOR the purpose of reorgan-
izing the Equal Suffrage League. Of
Richmond. into the Richmond League
OF Women Voters. its constitution
and policy to accord with that OF the
state League TO be formed here this
month. Mrs. Lee WAS appointed
chairman Of the committee on or
Eanization and empowered 10 select
the other members.
Mrs. Charles g. Kosher presided
over the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
To the man who is worried
about the cost of clothing

The cost Of clothing is in the materials
and in the labor.
The labor costs practically the same to
all clothing manufacturers.
The cloth in suit Of clothes will
average 3s yards.
To make cheaper clothes one must
either use less labor-do fewer things
that ought to be done-or use cheaper
materials.
To reduce the labor cost by reducing
hand tailoring damages fit, finish and
durability. To reduce the cost of mate
rials (only 3N yards to suit must mean
WITH THE VARIED GRADES OF CLOTHING FLooD1N
ALFRED DECKER s. COIN. Maker.
Chicago New
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Makes Food
Taste Good

Creates an appetite. aids digestion,
purifies the blood, and thus relieves
scrofula. catarrh, the pains and
aches OF rheumatism and gives
strength to the whole system.
Nearly SO years phenomenal sales
tell the story OF the great merit and
success OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. It
is just the medicine you need now.
Hoods Pills help-fne cathartic.
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big loss Of quality if any noticeable
reduction is made.
Society Brand Clothes are designed
and tailored for men who have the good
clothes habit; for men who want up.to-
the minute styles always in goodtaste and
SO well made up they will stay that way.
They have never been cheap clothes.
They are not cheap clothes now.
They are not to be compared with
cheap clothes.
The man who buys Society Brand
Clothes need not worry about style,
tailoring Or quality Of the all.wool fabric.
TIE MARKET LOOK FOR THE LABEL AS YOUR GUIDE
SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES. Lim cd. for caaad.
ork Montreal
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meeting If the post last night in
Bcividerc Hall. Delegates who spoke
were Bernard Meredith, John J.
wicker. Jr.. Branch Johnson and W.
Il. Price. state adjutant. Although
plans foT the Armistice Day celcbra-
ton were discussed. no definite ac-
tiOn was taken.
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groes. who are going around the 5.t-
ferson Ward district, working tho
"bunko" gano on unsuspccting coll
ored pe0nle -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06

I.ocnl Legion Pont Hears Report.
Reports 10 the national convention
of the American Legion. held in
Cleveland. were heard at the regular
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Neixhborbood IJou,c On,p.

ScighborhOOd House Opens.
The 1920-2l session OF the Neigh
borhood House. maintained under
the auspices of the Richmond Sec
lion, Council Of Jewish Women. will
be resumed this afternoon at $50
O'Clock. Registration OF boys and
girls viii take place then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06

represents almost n ife-time's saw
lnGs. Two other men were flim-
damned by the suave gentlemen OF
the elusive 'pocketbook. The police
are hot on the trail of the two ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-06
Sore Throat, Colds
Quickly Checked BY HamIIn's
Wizard Oil

Sore throat and chest colds
should never be neglected. Few
people realize how often they re-
suit seriously if not promptly
checked. Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
n safe, simple and effective treat
ment. Used as a garglc for sore
throat it brings quick relief Rubbed
on the chest it will often loosen up
a hard, deep seated cold in one
night. Keep a bottle on the shelf.
Wizard OIL is good dependable prep
nration to have in the medicine chest for
nrst aid when tho doctor may be far
away. How often sprains. bruises. cuts
and burns occur in every family. az we'll
as little troubles like earache. toothncho.
cold sores. canker soreB stir neck. and
tired aching feet. Soothing. healing wiz
ard OIL viii always bring quick relief.
Generous size bottle s5c.
II you are troubsd with constipation
or sick headache try Hamin's Wizard
Liver Whips just pleasant little pink
pills at druggists for soc. Guaranteed.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Trzccia rzccz, 0 kt6rcj juz da-
wnicj piSalismy - to dzielo "a
enc zajmowania sic mIodziczq ma
sza no sadach ola malolctnich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
WLADYSLAW ST. REYM0NT.
ROk 1874.
Ostatni Sejm Rzeczy- Pospolitej.
PowieSG HistorYczna
(TryIogii Geese ID
Pr,wo Wyl,cznexo Przedruku Sabyte ZastrLstons
dIa "Ddsnnika ChicsEOskiego".
PowieSG Historyczna

Gag daisy. ,
LSbie p~rzywileje, ktore mo2e utrzytnac pa
tenn i pieszczota! - drwii juz pc swojemu, puszcza-
lac take szmermele dowcip5w z~ioSliwoSci, &c
sfniano sic powszechnie, mimo ich kol2ceJ zapraWy.
Szambclanowa, przysunawszy sic do Zareby,
rszepneia:
- Chciaiabym wyiechac PREDICT ! niepoStrze-
zcnie.
- Czekam twojego skinienia!
l gdy odeszia, przywoHa} Staszka, ktory COS
zbyt zarliwie gospodarzyf PREY zielonej "teledze''
gdzie byly zapasy oficerow.
Mech MaciuS bedzie gotowy kazdej chwili.
Kiedy prosze pana porucznika - spojrzal
Z rozpacza ma antaly kiedy ma bye ~jeszcze ilu-
minacya... kiedy...
Jezyk mu sic jz plqta1, ale, spotkawszy
chmurny wzrok, sprezyl sic odszedl krokiem woj-
skowym.
Zareba chciai sic odsunac cd towarzystwa, lecz
co chwila ogarniafy go rome grupy i musiai roma
WAC, prawic komplimenty, SciskaG jakieS dfonie i
pic, pomimo re n1Sdziia go Gala zabawa, draznily
rozwdzieczone danny, a ci Sieversowi oficerkowie,
butni, przesadnie szarmanccy da dam, a zbyt pro-
tekcyonalni ola mezczyzn, doprowadzili so do gnie-
WI. w koncu juz rozmySlnie rzuca{ i'm gryzace, u
ragliwe slowka, potraca{ }okciami, a PREY n~ajlzej-
szej oznace niecierpliwosci kladl ~wyzywajqco dion
ma rekojeSci szpady. Zwbaszcza bolai go do zywego
Blum, ME odstepujacy All ma chwile Tereni, ale i
ten, pomimo wyraznych zaczepek i docinkow, ME
dal sic w~yprowadzic Z rownowagi, przyjmujac
7wszystbo pobiazliwym usmiechem. Da} i'm wreszcie
spokoj, pod ~wp{ywem namietnych spojrzei szambe-
lanowei, ktora jakby mad MIN czuwa}a zniezrowna-
ra tkliwoScia, mistrzowsko przvtem graiac uwielhie-
ME miloSt, gdyz CO chwila z~najdowaIa sic ma jcso
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
KORESPONDENCYA
KEDAKCYI
WSZYsTKIM CZYTELNIKOM. =

WSZYSTKIM CZYTELNIKOM. -
OtrZymaliSmy nastepujacy kr6tki
list - eXkuze, kt0ra podajemy W
odpowiedzi M liczne zapytania
wszystkim interesowanym:
Szanowny Redaktorze! Me WIEN,
czy W dObrym humorze utrafiam dis
zrana WaSzmosG Pana, ale zawdy sic
OSmiele ME biorac VAN czasu w1e-
lie, prosiC arcy-unizenie o tel eXkuzy
z~amieszczenie - pod Czytclnik6w
adresem; inaczejby mnie z kretesem
potepili, a z przyczyny, izem mojeJ
pisaniny, mel ,,Kroniki" co tygodnia
- dwakroG juz ME puScil.. Zbrod-
MIA. Ten i 6w sic mole chwai, re
mnie iuz... ,,zasztapowah".. Me
panowie / - mic panic: mylne ia
kie jest mniemanie: ME pisalem, DO
mi ,,fluza'' cieikiego nabila guza ma
inwencyi i kadencyi, gdym w fecie
ola Excellencyi II z Nadzia4em
WyrodOwym W komitecie honorowym
- ,,tutok" vital ,,ksiecia pana"! :.
Do dis mi zafluzowana muza jakos
ME statkuie i - dlatego ME pisu-
ie.. Lecz "a tydziei o~bacZycie, jak
sic setnie ucieszycie dalszym mel
Kroniczki watkiem. jeSli mnie Re
daktor-katkiem miejsca W PiSmie
udaruje.
WSzyStkim GO rekOmenduje
Upraszam o cierpliwosG do tydnta
przySZlcGO.
Ma dis - .,UklOn NajnilSzy' cd
TEGO SAMEGO.
OBJ. Tomasz Ciemierek, Arcadia.
Pa: Suwalskie nalezy do Polski,
skravek jeno do Litwy; Polska Ii
czyc bedzie okolo 30-35 milionoW
ludno$ci. Reszte pytah prose- zg1o-
sic do Stow. Mechanikow. 1852 Mil
waukee ave-, Chicago III.
Oh. J.. Chmura, Chicago. Sprawl
p~aszportowe zalatwia konsulat po:'
ski. adres: 953 Third Ave, New
York. n. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

gdzie miodz ia bardzo czesto by
wala k%rzywdzona i poniewicrana.
,Macierz zaje}a sig ia sprawl, o.
ma podjeia mySl dobra zorganizo-
wanna obrony prawnej ola mio-
docianych przcstepc6w przynale-
znosci polskiej, kt6rzy dotycl-
czas pozbawicni byli wszelkicj o.
pieki i obrony; i OTTO obecnie juz
Ailkunastu adwokatow polSkich
|bczinteresownie udzicla i'm swej
rady i pomocy. Cd tel obrony
prawnej - krok juz tylko bye
moze do zorganizowania jeszczc
lepszcj rzeczy: zajecia sic wydat-
nego poprawa clfopcow naszych
i wogole miodziezy, wychowywa-
nej przez ulice, pozbawionych ro-
~dzicielskicj opieh, ogniska TO-
dzinnego i wpfyw6w dobroczyn-
nvch domu: takich chlopc6w i
dziewczeta takie many, niestety
sporo icl,, jak to bywa po wielklch
miastach przemysfowych; te
ml6dz trzeba ratowat, DO wielu jc-
szczc da sic ocalit, jeno dat i'm te
pomoc i opieke blizsza, serdecz--
niejsza, cd t~ego-czego cd obcych
doznac NIGGA. .Macierz Polska"
O tenn wlaSnie zamysla wlcmy
pewnie - poczatek to dopiero ia
jcj obrona prawna: p6jdziemy da-
lei! Oczywista narazie organiza-
eva mic posiada Srodk6w ma rozle-
glejsza' akcye w tym rodzaJu |
dziedziuie, 0 jakich piszemy, pod
j2t vice natychmiast tel roboty
ME moze, ale kto vic, czy w}asnie
ow przyszIy, ~zblizajqcy sic scjm
ME podcjmie tel rzeczy, ME stwo-
rzy do dzialania w tel kwcstyi
podstawy pcwncj, co gdyby zro-
BIZ, zasluzylby sig prawdziwie
niezapomnianic - zar6wno wzg'c
dem Polski, jak wzgledem Amc-
ryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13

Irodzc, wci9z spotykal jej miNujacc oczy, wcl2z
Drai s}owka, dyszace zarem rzucane W ~przelocic
TO poczu{ dotkniecie jej dloni, Tub musne}y 60 pach-
mace loki, to wyrozniala go w talk znacz2cy sPosob,
re budzHy sic powszechne szepty i zazdrosne spoj
rzenia kawaler6w, zak3adajacych nadzieje ma spa.
dek DO Cycyanowie. Nawet chwilami s~prawialo mu
TO rado5c i wtedy tryumfujqco toczyl oczyma Pc
twarzach rywali, ale ~jeszczc c~zeSciej przyjmowal tie
wyznania z ~niechecia niepokojem.
- Neci mnie, jak dziccko figa!
Ledwie p~omy5lai, gdy stanefa PREY MIN.
- Ia chwile bedq jakieS siurpryzy, a potem sic
wymkniemy. Milczysz?
- Modle sic do ciebie! z trudem zlozyl ten
g}adki a khamliwy frazes.
- Masz w mojem sercu Swiatynie! - wion9l
jej sept odeszla.
Raczej tam oberza, gdzie popasa, kto chcc
- rozmySlai, zastanawiajac sic rownoczeSnie, skqd
sig w MIN bierze ia dzfwrla zIosc i rozdraznienie,
gdy 0 pare krokow ukazai sic Nowakowski. Obok
niego szedi jakiS ~jegonoSc Z brzuchem beczkowa-
tym i geba Swiecaca sic, jak miska zrrmienionego
masla mia} ma sobie plocienny kitel, przepasany
prostym, rzemiennym pasem, Il ktorego wisiaia sza-
bla w czarnej, zelaznej pochwie. Szlachcic miai mi
ne kutego franta i sejmikowego opoja, lecz, zoba-
czywszy danny, zdjaf wyszarzana czape, musnal ko-
nopne wasiska i klanial sic ma wsze strony. Smukly
pachoik, W granatowym zupanA0I z twarza che
rubina, trzymal sic jego boku.
Nowakowski szepnal cos Blumowi, a ten u
przejmie podszedi do nieznajomego.
Prosimy do k~ompanii, ma podwieczorek!
- Z kinze mann honor? - Jestem K~ulesza,
stolnikowicz liwski, a to moi syn!
- Siadajze w~asznoSc, bez ceregicli! zapra-
sal zniecicrpliwiony Nowakowski.
Musicli jednak sic zaprezentowa6 i przedstawit
so damon; cmokai W raczki wszystkie po kolei, az
Go pokojowek, tylko re pierzchneiy ma strony.
- Ptaszyny ME skubane zawsze So piochliwe.
Jasiu, puc dobrodziki w reczki!
Jasio, r~ozczerwieniony jak piwonia, div, re
sic ME rozbecza}, z onieSmielenia, lecz pod srogiem
okiem rodzica calowac mrsial, az danny wziely 60
p~omiedzy siebie admirujac jego urode, jelly go
pasc cukrami, niby ptaszka, g}askac, a W koncu i
ca}owaG bardzo tkliwie.
(Ciag dalszy n~astapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-13
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