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The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Shad-Bake Voted Big Success
By Trade-Board Members After
Day of Frolic Spent at Resort

After a day of frolicking on the
shores of Chesapeake Bay. the 500
members of the Washington Board
of Trade who participated in the
twenty-sx annual shad bake, re-
turned to Washington last night
from Chesapeake Beach, ready to
cut another notch in the string of
successful outings of the organiza-
ton The committee in charge had
served them we'll.
The beach resort, not yet open
for the season, was entirely at the
disposal of the Washington business
men. The latchstring was out. the
building marked police head
quarters" was closed tight. and cob
webs covered the door. the chief
of police had gone-the residents
said he was away fishing. and the
visitors from the Capital City. made
merry without restriction.
Things Move Lively.
Things began to move lively from
the time the brakes went tight fon
the wheels OF the first train TO ar
rive. This tveiness men lined up
in regimentsl formation. and headed
by the washinston Boy Scout Band.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
PLOT TO FREE
BERGDOLL TOLD
HERE MAY 1ST
Information Furnished Fed
eral Authorities Three
Weeks Before Escape.
BAKER DENIES BLAME
Secretary of War Declares
He Knows Nothing About
Draft Evader.
BAKER DENIES BLAME

HGgcrsto1rn, Md, Moy ~
Many "trosPeeforS" started from
here today TO search for the
$4,000 in gold Grocer c. Berg
doll is supposed to haze buried
some1Uhcre in this ViciHity. He
spent -four aOeeks in hiding here
before his capture for Grading
The drdft LdaC.
II is bciieVed th0t if BcrgdoH
buried a fortune aUliie here he did
so on Sliding MountGin, betaUeen
here and Cumberland, Md. H1G
cGk of the rolling ridges of the
AllcghenieS, heavy aTth under
brush and SpdyscIy settled.
IN automobile filled 1cifh gov-
ernmeHt agents searching for
BergdoH passed through here to-
day.
Public Ledger Serviee.D
Three weeks to a day befor
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. con
victed draft evader. escaped fron
the custody of the United State
government. the Department o
Justice was furnished with infor
nation that the efforts of th'
Bergdoll family to get the Philadel
phia Stacker "out of the country
were by no means ended.
Yesterday, with Bergdoll still a
large after his sensational escap
from two military guards in tn
home of his mother. all of tn
agencies of the Department of Jus
tice. combined with those Of tn,
war Department, had been set .
work 10 aid IN ne m hunt.
In addition, now the cat is safel'
out of the bag. Newton d. Baker
Secretary Of War, has ordered al
investigation to determine exsctl;
where the responsibility for tn
getaway" lies.
Underlying Facts Elusive.
There were explanations on al
sides for the generally known facts
but it was impossible TO ascertain
by what process escape was mad
so easy for Bergdoll. At the De
partment of Justice no trace coul'
be found Of the letter sent from
Philadelphia on May l. telling o
the activities in Bergdolrs behalf
The Bureau of Investigation
which said such a letter shoul'
have been referred to it, denied an,
such letter had reached its hands
Other officials of the departmen n
were equally reticent.
The War Department. which Fri
day night through a statement Is
sued by Gen. p. c. Harris, Adjutan
General, intimated that the matte
had been handled by Secretary Ba
ker personally, took a different tacl
yesterday.
All News TO Baker.
Mr.. Baker said he had know
nothing of the affair until Bergdol
escaped. that the entire matter ha'
been handled by the Adjutant Gen
erals office and that he understoo'
II had been mentioned casually L
Gen. Yeyton c. March. Chief OF Stan
as a matter of routine business.
And, despite the fact that Berg
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Plane Hits Wire: Two Hu,,

Clark Robinson and Alfred Man
ming, ayiators. were injured today
when their airplane struck a teie-
graph wire while taking OF.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

the guests Of the Beard of Trade
on the outing. they marched the full
length of the boardwalk, terminat-
ing the procession at the pavilion.
Before the rear guard reached the
pavilion, Dick Connor, the popuJa-
assistant secretary of the organiza-
ton, started tie morning contests.
the first of which was a fat mans
race for mer weighing 200 pounds
and above. which was won by F. C.
Bammon. with J.. A. Richards. sec
ond. Then followed the sack race
the most. exciting of the contests
on account of the inability of some
of the contests nts to maintain tnoir
equilibrium.
This was won by J. Paul Ware
with G.. r. Schultz, second r.
Grimm and G. r. Schultz took IN.
first prize in the three-legred rac..
with Richard Connor and Charles
E. Marx second. The broad jump
was won by E. F. Czarra. distance
Is feet IL inches; F. Grimm. secono.
distance Is feet inches.
Tug-of-war-Is Feature.
The tug-of-war, the contestinr
sides being named Shad and noe.
gave the participants an opportu-
nifty to work OF some of their sur
plus weight, and furnished. no little
CONTINUED ON FACE. THIRTEES.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
King Of Greece in Paris.

Paris, May fixing s4sIexsnder
Of Greece arrived here today.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
500 Sparrows Scalded to Death.

CONTINUED on FACE THIRTEEN.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

CONTINUED ON PAGE THIRTEEs.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Tus-of-war-Is Feature.

C0NTINUED on FAeE. THIRTREN.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Murdered on Mountains.

The delay in receiving full re-
ports was attributed by revolution
Rry leaders to the sparsely settled
country in Northern
where the murders occurred.
4 dispatch filed in Huachiango to
CONTINUED on PAGE THIRTEEN-
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

CONTINUED ON PAGE THIRTEEN.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-23

The standing of the Republican
candidates tonight, on the basis of
Instructed delegates, was:
Wood. b31; johnson. los; Lowden.
So: Senator Warren G. Harding. SO;
Senator Miles -Poindexter. IL.
On the basis Of claims. the dele
gates would be distributed in this
way;
Wood. ss4; Lowdcn. 1ss; johnson,
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26

25 per cent who ship cars to Portland or Seattle will spend at least four weeks of their vacation time in Wash ingtOn and Oregon. We'll get there money. It is the tourist money that has made California prosperous. Per- sons have gone to California for a few weeks and like the climate, so they remained. No one who has wis ited California would consider that climate as good as ours. Everything is burnt brown in California and when you cross a bridge, instead of a river you see a gravel deposit. All the talking points gre in our favor.
 Then there is tho Mount Ranier loop, which should be hurried along. It will be more scenic and finer anything Washington or California can show. There is that mountain 55 miles from Portland. On day when the temperature is 85 or 90 person can make the run to Mount Hood in two hours and play snowfall. Isn't that an attraction?
 With the Columbia highway paved from the ocean to The Dalles and the Mount Hood loop completed and the Pacific highway paved to the Cal ifornia line, we will be in a position to capitalize on our roads and our scenery. The east is full of persons who are getting along in years and who cannot stand the rigors of the eastern climate. They have their car and they can go from place to place. We have the climate for them and the scenery to please, but first we must get our trunk line completed. When the trunk highways are built and they are the show windows of the state the side roads can come as need ed. Meanwhile good macadam is suf- ficient for the side~roads as the average traffic, but no macadam can stand up under the pounding of the traffic on a main highway"
 MT Yeon says that in Washington the standard road is now a 32-foot grade, with a 20-foot pavement and a maximum grade of 5 per cent. The Olympic highway is being changed in order to get these new grades.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26
VIOLA DANA AGAIN
 AT EMPRESS TONIGHT

For the last time tonight, the trickiest, the most tormenting, mad ening and provoking bit of girlhood that ever played the screen, Viola Dana. You saw the imp of her in 'Santan Junior" the devil of her in "Parisian Tigress,' the flirt of her in Some Bride" and the appeal of her in Blue Jeans." Imp, devil, flirt and appeal all combine in her latest success "The Microbe." Whats in name? That's for you to find out tonight at the Empress.
 Coming tomorrow is Elsie Ferguson with her charm and exquisite beauty, ably supported by Eugene O'Brien in Under the Greenwood Tree" pic .ture combining intense interest and rapid fire action with a novel plot
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26
SCENIC ROADS
 TO BE BUILT IN OREGON

PORTLAND, Aug. 26.-Main trunk highways should be pushed to compile tion as rapidly as possible, in the opinion of John B. Yeon, and second ary roads should be held in abeyance until the through lines are finished. Pavement should be laid next spring on contracts let this fall MT. YeOn has just returned from a 1,5O0-mile automobile trip in Washington and is more convinced than ever that Oregon's road program is on the right track.
 They are capitalizing their scenery in Washington" says MT. Yeon, "and yet we've got just as good and bet ter here. The time will come when Portland will be the playground of the northwest
 'On the Pacific highway we've got 200 miles of hard surface, which leaves 151 miles to pave later. All this 151 miles has been rocked or will
 
 a month, understand, the state high way commission will cut contracts for hard-surfacing 75 of the 151 miles and the paving can be laid next year. It will then have the unpaved but macadamized portion of the Pacific highway reduced to 75 miles, and I suppose, this will be put under con- tract a year from now for work in 1922.
 "On the road to Astoria all is paved but 20 miles, and this gap will be covered this season. 1t will mean paved highway from Astoria to Hood river a distance of 1855 miles. When the paving is laid between As toria and Seaside and between Hood river and The Dalles, next year, there will be 215 miles of paved highway from the Pacific shore at Seaside to The Dalles.
 Il challenge the world to show anywhere a greater variety of scen- cry and climate than can be found in the 215 miles between Seaside and The Dalles. Did you know that there are more days of sunshine at The Dalles than there are in Los Angeles? :? It's fact, for I inquired at the weather bureau. The Cascade noun tains form a sharp divide in climate. On the east is the sun and the wild scenery of rock and sand and wheat land. On the west is the forest, farms and waterfalls.
 When the Pacific highway is paved from Seattle to the interstate bridge at Vancouver, connecting with the Pacific highway in Oregon, it will give a hard service from Seattle to the California line. When that time comes I will make the prediction that 25 per cent of the eastern people who ship their cars across the continent to California will ship their cars to Portland or Seattle, so as to travel the road south.
 These persons generally figure on spending three or four months in California driving around. We'll, the
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26
NOTICE

Section one of ordinance Nc. 65 provides for a dog tax of six dollars. payable to the town treasurer on the first day of July 1920, which tax is now due and payable.
 M. BROCK,
 Mayor Pro- tenn. K. G. ROBINSON,
 City Clerk.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26

After the show drop into the Alaskan Grill and enjoy prime cup of coffee and French puff pastry. 20-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26

Shower and tub baths at the Club Barber Shop. Open day and night. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26

The best of coffee at the Alaskan
 Grill. 17-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26

Meals we'll cooked and properly served at the Alaskan Grill. 17-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26
AN OPPORTUNITY

My complete stock of before-the-war woolens made into strictly hand-tail- ored suits at a great bargain.
 PEYSER THE TAILOR
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26

Kodak finishing. Scarborough.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-26

Graham Bread f-esn every day at tie City Bakery
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

ni to BOWEN swiadczyli pred
swiatem, re ,Jeszc1e Polska nie
Dginela!" az ghos ich przebA sic
do sunienia ludlow - mysmy po-
zwolili, re miejsce ich ofiary, zbe-
czeszczono!
| czytaiem W przytoczonym o.
pisie odwiedzin biadania ma bar
barzyistwo Moskali, ktorzy cele
Iraugutta ma ustep p~rzemienili.
Pc tenn, co ia widziaiem, bar
do watpie, by istotnie bylo to
dzielem A1oskali.
Ale gdyby i tax, to czy ME vie
kszymi barbarzyiicami mySmy sic
okazali?
Wychodzac, wstapilem do du-
zej sail.
Stos W bezladzie lezacych ksia-
EEK, ~rejestrow i ~papierow ia lapel
Mai.
Siegnalem do Mich. Ksiegi u
staw, rome broszury, reg1dami--
ma, a takzc jakies ~rejestra i zapi-
ski.
Trudno mi by&o je odcyfrowac,
zwIaszcza, re ME znam rosyjskie-
go jezyka.
Jeden tyIko odsylabi1owalem z
trudem. Byi to zapisek choroby
vienna Z 1905 roku.
Skad tie papiery? pytam
jednoroczniaka.
- Tutejsze, Z biblioteki i kan
celaryi.
- Dlaczego tax rozrzucone?
- A kt6l .dba o ME? Rozciaga-
ia ma podpaAke do kuchni i Bog
vie ma Co...
(Po niemieckiem wiezieniu by
10 tn do niedawna nasze wiezie--
rnie.)
Los archiwum X. Pawiionu,
godny jego losu...
Leczy czyz ME szkoda tego ma
teryalu dla history!:!'..
W1adysiaw Orobkiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
MA WOLNA I'll

&c ich lozka, sto|y i krzcsla...
Moze ida mi sic w5rtd Swiczej
bicli Scian odkryc dawny L pred
lat napis, w~estchnienie do wo!no-
sci, hub przek,ehstwo wrogowi!!...
Lecz mic Z tcgo... ME zostalo
Wnetrza eel tax przerobione Swie-
20, re chyba tylko te kraty 60
ry W oknie te same zostaiy...
Schludnemi ME cela1ni juz, lccz
wprost pokoikami MONA jc naz-
wac!
PodIoga nova, r6wna, Sciany
nieskazonej ! zdaje sic o%lejno IL
trwalonej biafoSci, a piece iadne,
bale, kaflowe, wpuszczane W
lnrDr. Navel otwory w drzwiach,
tie slawne .judasze", zmieniono
w miejsce Mich biela sic, Swiezem
drzewem oprawy Swiecace. inne..,
Ca}y budynek pusty, cho6 wi
dac, re niedawno byl jeszcze "a
jety, gdyz peino Smiecia i roznych
rupieci.
- Kto to odnowii Pawilon?-
pytam jednoroczniaka, kt6rego
przypadkowo tam spotkalem.
- Prusacy... ~przerobili go ma
Wiezienie.
Istotnie! Czyz ME podziwiac te
zelazna systematycznoSc pruska,
ktora nawet w chwilowo dzierzo-
mem mieScie, chce mice .swoje"
w~iezienie!
Lecz jest jeszcze COS, co nalezy
wiecej podziwiac...
A tenn jest ia dreWniana oboje.
tnosc, z jaka lrrd warszawski "a
chowa} sic wobec tego.
Mkt sic ME znalaz}, ktoby sic
staras tenu zapobiedz A p~rzeciez
ME byhoby to trudnem.
Sprawl odnowienia ME by!a ia
jemnica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

Przeprowadza} ia p~rzeciez war
szawski inzynier Polak, i polscy
robotnicy byli PREY tenn zajeci,
jak p6zu:aj sic dowiedziaiem.
Przy 6wczesnym kursie politycz-
nym, ME MONA wqtpit, IL Mem
cy chctnjc odstapilby Cd tego "a
m;arW. gdyby I'M L powainej stro-
ny zwrocono uwage czcm d,a Pol
ski Jest y. Pavilion.
Lecz tacy sic nie znalezli...
Czytalem niedawno re utworzy
Ia sic osobna komisya ola opieki
mad narodowemi pamiatkami W
a W szczegolnoSci mad
Y. Pawjlonem i Miejscem strace-
MA.
Czy to ME troche "a pozno?...
I czytaiem, &c niedawno zwie-
DIAL to wiezienic Maryan Dubie-
Icki, sekretarz Dyktatora Tranquil
ia, ongi mieszkaniec Pawilonu.
Jake wrazenie odni6sl ten czci-
godny ~starzec, ME napisano, ia
|jednak pewuy jestem, re gorzko
odczuI te obojetnost rodakow ola
miejsc uSwieconych meka i smier-
Icia najlepszych syn6w Polski...
Me jestem karawaniarzem, kto
~ ma SWAT przez kir spoglada i
MIN sic lubuje.
Zawsze by}em zdania, re Il mas,
"a wiele bylo }zawych litanii i "a
lobnych obchod6w, ktore zamiast
pobudzac do czynu, wytwarzaja
depresye dpchowa i wsaczaja w
ducha swego rodzaju masochizm
patryotyczny. So jednak wyjatko-
we chwile i w~yjatkowe przedmio-
|ty, ktore zasluguja ia szozegolna
Geese i ochrone.
Do tych zaliczyc nalezy W
'pierwszym rzedzie X. Pavilion.
Lat przeszso 80 byi on ,wiezie-
MEM stanu" i dziesiatki tysiecy,
jesli ME wiecej, najlepszych Ph--
Iakow W sobie vigil,
w podzieke "a ich meke i "a
wolnoSc, kt6ra nam wywalczyli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08

wyhudzajacymi grosz cd ludu -
stara ulapichsopska" metoda, te-
raz lepiej niz kiedykolwiek po--
placajaca. Gdy sic vice pred ia
ka robota p~rzestrzeze czasem
|troche "a wyraznie, gdy sic pit
blIkuje rozmaitych wykplgro-
STOW, zwtaszcza tez tych niepe-
Iwnego a1Dtoramentu patryotow,
byznes swoj pod narodowy plasz-
cztk wtykac probujscych, to juz-
CT naraza sic ma skarbi, procesy,
a co najmniej ma adwokackie listy
i pogrozki.. I o tenn co-nieco
wiemy, BIO do obrony naszego M-
du ME leni sic Pismo nasze, a choc
jeszcze5my nikogo nies}usznie
ME potepiIi, ami nie zd%yfamowali,
lecz pogr6zki take juzci sic i nam
przygodziiy niejednokrotnie.
Ma te wybiegi wiec kretacze -
Iekarstwem sk1ptecznem j odpar-
ciem najlepszem beda wyroki ia
kie, jak w powyzszem omowione,
ktore - dlatego - re caiej Prasie
n~aszej NIGGA bye do wiadomosci
pozyteczne - powyzej omowili--
Smy obszerniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
DO WIADOMoSCI.

wsEystkIeh nteresantow najuPrEej"
nlei prOsimy o prEeStrEegnnte p0nlA-
HEYch wskaz6wekG
Biura AdminIstraeyt nasEeJ otuarte
"a przez dzien cnfy % EodLiny S-meJ
Erana do 1880 wieczOrem - CO dnia' .
wyJatkIem RIedEieI 1 SWAT ObOwtaEu-
Iaeych.
InfereSnnt6w co dnia ~ GODZlNACH
POPOLUDNIOwYCH Cd 2-gIej do S-teJ
- wyjRtkiem SOb0t.
Rednkcya dIa interesantow ctUar
Jest TYLkO w GODZlNACH POHAN
NYCH, Cd GODZINY 1880 DO GODZl-
NY 1850; pO pOludniu tyIko In sPecy-
alma umOwq.
Rrdaktor NaezeIny prEyJmuje inte-
reSant6w TYLKO Pc GODzINIE 1o-tej
PRED POhUDNIEM.
UDrasza sic, wszelkie sprnvy 4 Relax
IVA xalatwia6, o lie mOinoScl PISEM-
ME, DO M kOnwersacye dfuste nile ma
CIV ezaSu; tylkO W Bprawach sEc1eEot-
uieJszej waEi osObistych, hub ME dnoS-
ryeh sic Ealatwie EWieSle - droga ko-
respondencyi - prOsimy Jnwfe sic ose-
biEeie, ~zachOwujae ma w~zGledEie, ne O.
EoIO godziny 11-tej Eamykamy gazette
yySzyScy aaJbardEieJ Jestesmy wtedy
E~atrudnieni.
vxczC. ably pIsaIi CZYTELNIE - ATRA-
MENTEM, LUZ Ma MASZYNIE, ME-
ZRYT SCISLTwIE i TYLK0 Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
IRAll uNNOEy lahACAOhNACS AAS ~
hive OEiOszOne, pOchlania Je kosz
T~edakcyJnyi jeSlI p~oiadane 80 do Ewro-
T1. w raEie ME OglosEenin, naleIy to
WYRAZNIE ZAZNACEYC 1 ZAbACZYC
ZNACHEK POCZTOWY Ma zWROTNA
PRZESTLKE.
XadnycB k~Omunikat0w do ogfoszenia
ME naIeEy przesyiae m knrtach Cd
krytyeh. ZADNYCH z ME PRZYJ-
NIUE SIZE KOMUNIKACYI TELEFO-
NICZNYCH - ehyba W wyjatkowych
wypadkaehy r6wnieE oglOszeh, d0tyczs-
rych t~owarEystW, ~elefonieKnie ME
PrzyjmuJemy.
WszeIkie Ogloszenia naleES do DzfA-
an OEIOsEeh W Administracyt 1 tam sic
= nIemi xuracae naleEy.
dziekOwania - ro-
5zaiu. REZOLUCYE ZALOBNE, POLL.
TYCZNE 1 {. y. naleIa do DIialu oEis-
szeh.
WSzeIkie korespOndeneye, HaW1ado@
r,IenIa Z. ID. music bye PodPisane -
nefnem naSwiSkiem Uraz z adresem pl-
szacego: bezimiennych, Tub podpfsanych
domysInfkiem, hlbO wreszcie sio"em
Komitef1 - k~Omunikncyt, nj kores-
-DonIeueyi ME Ea~mfeszcEamJ.
SfanOyycEO ME OElasZamy
ami wyeiec1ek, Tub nP1knl.
80. UREADzANYCH w NIEDzJELA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
PAMLATKI MECZENSTWA.

Tuz obok niego paIisada Z wy
sokich zelaznych sztachet0w...
Czy to X. Pavilion? py,
tam.
TAX jest.
Wchodze.
WfaSciwie ME rob- on ia pier
wszy rzut Okla wrazenia wiezienia,
Drzwi drewniane, niewielkie, sien
zwykla. OF, jak w kazdym daw--
nym. domu, dose waska, a tuz PREY
niej, ma lewo, wioda ma gore wa
skie, drewniane schody. Ma sic
wrazenie, re wchodzi sic do domr
ma prowincyi, gdzie jeszcze ME
wstargnai styl kamieniczny / ka-
mien, wzglednie cement, ME Wy
rugowal zupeinie drzewa. Dopie-
70 gdy sic zapuSci w giab koryta-
RIA i mjrzy w MIN szereg waskich
w glab w~prawionych drzwi, z O.
tworami W Srodku, poznaje sic
re to wiezienie..
Lecz coz "a rozczarowanie..
Sadzi&em, re zobacze dawne vie
zienie, o ktorem lyle sic naslucha-
lem / n~aczytaiem a choc skohczy-
fc ono juz swoja straszna misye
miejsca ofiarnego, to przeciez pre-
mowi do mnie swa przeszsoScia j
to nietylko W pamieci tkwiacemi
wspomnieniami, lecz i swoim je-
zykiem wieziennym. Sadzi}em, re
.zobacze tie same Sciany, ma ktorych
zatrzymywal sic wzrok wiezniow,
ktore opukiwaly ich palce, by CT
chym stukiem podac wiadomosc
.braciom pc mysli i kolegom po...
kaidanach. -.
Sadzilem, re te sama podloge
ujrze, po ktorej oni stapali, a mo-
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So Eyrabiane prze7 ORA Edwards
20 II latach doswiadczenia.
Ora. Edwards Olive Tablicnkl 50
mieszanina roslinna . oliwa. Mo-
tina je poznac 20 ich oliwkoTym
kolorze.
Ably mice czysta sk6re / r6zowa,
przetrzyste oko, ME mics pryszczy
1 uc11cie rzutkoSci, must sic ZaczaG
Cd przyczyny. .
ORA Edwards Olive Tabliczki
dIialaja jak calomel - jednak ME
przynosEa a soba zfych nsstepstw.
PorusSaia one 36it I pokonuja
zatwardzenie. Sprzedaje Gle milo.
ny pGezek rocsnie DO 100 I Csc.
Wei jedn9 Tub dwie ma noe ! patrS
"a skutkf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-08
CYTADELA.
Dziesiaty Powilon.

Jak wstretny pajak, ukryty W
za}amie muru, niewidoczny ola O.
ka ofiary, czai sic W cieniu, tax
czai sic ma p}askowzg6rzn Poino-
emo = wschodniego krahca Warsza
wy - Cytadela.
Tu}ow. to gi6wny korpus "a
nogi, to forty otaczaja-
ce go dokola, siecia zas, to story
szpiclow, zandarm6w i ochrana...
Znikad jej ME widac, Nawet
gdy sic wejdzie ma most rzucony
przez otaczajaca ia fose, jeszcze
.tylko biaIy muir rzuca sic oczom,
a w MIN Drama Z napisem: ,,kon-
stantynowskija worota 1884"
Dopiero gdy sic przekroczy
brame, spostrzega size ja... W ca
lei jej ohydzie...
KilkanaScie, a moze wiecej bu-
dynkow, rozrzuconych be- zadnej
.symetryi ma olbrzymiej przestrze
nj, a wszystkie one tax ordynar-
ME zwyczajne, tax be- Sladu my
Sli stylowej, jakby umysi budo-
wniczego sill sic ma to, by stwo-
rye typ bezmySlnoSci brzydoty.
Odnosi sic wrazenie, re tutaj
dusza caratn, ficzem niekrepowa-
ma, r~ozebrawszy sic do naga, roz-
waliia sic W caiym swym bezwsty
die i obrzydliwosci.
Diuzszy Gas balkan sic, szuka-
JAG Xgo Pawilonu. Me chcialem
on pytac, gdyz znajac go Z opisu,
ciekaw bylem, czy go sam znajde.
.Wreszcie jest!... Poznaie
goi