davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
kAPkAN, kT0RY ZMARTWYCH.
.WSTAJE JAkO MkODA 3
T.. .@Ss. DZIEWCZYNA.
Osobliwy Wypadek Reinkarnacii.

Dzienniki hiszpanskie o.
mawiaja zywo osoblwy wy
padek reinkarnacj w zwiaz-
ku z cudownem uleczeniem
ciezko chorego. >.:,.
w hiszpanskiej wiosce W
San Jose mieszka}a mioda
dziewczyna d nazwiskiem Ma
nuela Fraga, kt6ra dawno
lekarze opuscili z poodu ME
uleczalnsj gruzlicy. Wychu-
dzone jak szkielet dziewcze
lezaio W i6zku,. tracac coraz
wiecej silly z dina ma dzien.
Chora zywiia sic tylko NILE
klein, ME znosiia bowiem in
nego pozywienia. Oczekiwa-
no lada godziny jej smierci.
| otto nagle sta}o sic cos ME-
Wyt}umaczonego. Pewnego
dnia Manuela obudzi4a sic. z
zarozowionymi policzkami,
zazadaia zwykiego pozywie-
MIA j zjadia z apetytem por-
Gle niesa 2 jarzyna. JUL ma
stepnego dnia dzwigneia sic
ze sWego posiania, zacze}a
chodzic, a silly jej wracaly 2
odziny ma godzine. w. .
Skoro rozeszia sic wiado-
nose o tenn cudownem ule-
czeniu, Wielu sasiad6w "a
pragneio odwiedzic Manue-
le. Goscie byli nieinalo zdu-
'mie1li, usiyszawszy, ze nag
le dobrze znana i'm dziew-
,czyna % elem naentarnem "a
ledwiel yksztaic iceniu, m6wi
po iacihie i wygiasza kaza-
nia, akazlliac, aby szano-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
z CHWILI.

dynny maglk HoudlnI
zdemaskowa} sprytnego ME-
miaszka G. Reunera, kt6ry
wystepowa1 jako medium j
wywofywa} sprytnie duchow
prowadzac z mimi rozmowy.
w ciemnej sail stofki sic
ruszaja, stukaja, duchy tam
przychodza ma zadanie me-
dunn, a ludziska naiwni "a
zap}acone trzy dolary So
swiadkami rozmowy z du-
ehami i trwoga sic przejmu
ia. Ludziska podazali ma je-
go wystepy jak ma odpust.
Prokurator Stanton, redak-
tor Press j Houdini f6wniez
przybyli, przebrali sic W Ia
chmany, zap}acili wstepne i
6w magik Houdini zapalif
latarke elektryczna a oczom
widow przedstawli sic spry
ciarze, jako zwykli oszusci.
Prokurator Stanton z4ozyf
gratulacje panu Houdiniemu
a sprytnego Rennera zawez
wal do swej prokuratorskiei
kancelarji, gdzie musi sic
rwylegitymowac ze swych tn
czynnosci z duchami.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
CZEM OLA KOGO JEST
POLSKA.

Pewno pismo warszaw-
skie postawifo powyzsze py
TAME W jednym re swych
numer6w. Zabraiy w powyz-
szej sprawie CLOS inne pi-
srna ! wypowiedzia}y swa
opinje. Pc przeproWadzonej
5ankiecie okaza1o' sic, re bar
bardziejS ,trafna odpowiedz
da}o jedno Z pism' humory-
stycznych, kt6re odpowiedz
swa uje}o, jak ,,astepuje:
"Dla ch}opa = : rozdawca
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

wall przykazania Boskie
ME czynili mic przeciwko ma
ukom Chrystusa. Jeden z O.
becnych ze zdumieniem "a
pytas dziewczyne, skad ma
bra}a tych wiadomosci. Od-
par}a wowczas: "Jestem
ksiedzem Ortigueira". Sko-
ro jej ma, to odpowiedziano,
re ona jest przeciez panna
Manuela Fraza, posiyszano
odpowiedz: ''Tak, przypo-
minam sobie te dziewczy-
nee. ...
>WiadomoSc o tel cudow-
nej zamianie miodej dziew-
czyny W uczonego ksiedza,
rozesz}a sic z biyskawiczna
s;zybkoscia. Opr6cz sasiad6w
zaczeli. przybywae pelgrzy-
mi z blizszych i dalszych
miejscoosci. Dziewcze' wygfa
sza}o do Mich kazania, kt6re
Wywieraly slime wrazenie.
Ksieza miejscowi stwierdzili
il pred rokiem W niejsco-
wosci Havana zmar} ksiadz
nazwiskiem Ortigueira. Pc
zbadanu dzieWczyny, okaza-
10 sic, ze posiada ona obec-
ME cafa wiedze i wszystliie
wspomnienia zmarlego ksie-
dza, q po hiszpalisku m6wi
z Wybitnie obcyrn akcen-
tenn. Wierni VIC wsi San
Jorge 50 gieboko przckona-
nj, ze Manuela Flaga umar-
Ia, a dusza ksiedza Ortigue-
ira wstapiia " jei cialo.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
.ZDOBYCIE POkTAWY.

D. Me tylko .mieczem, ale
smyczkiem. zdobyto Po}ta-
we. Dokonali tego dzielni j
piekni Namys}owczycy, kt6'
rzy do mas. W tynl. miesiacu
przyjada, r6wniez ma pod.
b6j naszych serc j uczuc.
,~ . Staja delegaci orkiestry
Namys}owskiego przed Pol
jtawskim policmajstrem, wy
ciagaja swe "dowody..'', pasz
!, porty i zw6j papier6w 2
markami. Grozny policmaj-
ster poitawski zerknai zlo-
wrogozz 2 "a biurka na ,skrom-
ne chiopskie siermiegi i u
derzywszy mongolska pie
ascia W przediozory afisz z
programem j napisenl "wlo-
scianska orkiestra symfonicz
ma" huknai:: ''Da czto wy
IA symfoniczeskaja orkiest-
IA, wy swoiocz, posledniaja
dram, bosiackije artisty" i
jednyrn zamachem pi6ra "a
kreslii nalezne j 4rzedowo
!. potWierdzone epitety: Sym
fonirzna, sartysty zna ma
gfod dzoila ned dalami OH est
RAJ.
Przy1wyczajeni do sly
/. kan pod obnych olssy swio-
scianie zacisn6li kurczowo
swe dionie, szepczac jedno,
ciehe rezygnacyjne, symbo-
siezne "psiakrew.' .t
Ma koncert poitaWski tel
przybyi W odpowiedniej a.
ssyScie prystaw6w, reWiro-
Wych j st6j kowych p. polio
lnajster, aby weszyc, czy b
jace pod suknlana serca pol,
skie lubelskich artyst6w ME
,wygraja pro roklanacyjnej po-
sbudki, ezy gr6d zwyciezc6w
Mazepy j Szwed6w. ME ru--
I, ME W gruzy ne dzwiek trab
NamysioWskiego rnazura.....
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
METROPOLITAN GRAND OPERA
COMPANY PRZYBYWA DO
-.ss.....~>..s CLEVELAND. ..us..
Dawac Bedzie Przedstawienia Cd Dn.
27-go kkietnia Do Dnia
5-go Maja B. r.

Przybycie do Cleveland
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Co. w czasie cd dnia 27-gc
kwietnia do dnia 5-go majs
b. r. czyni zwrot w Stanacf
Zjednoczonych do artyzmu
i sztuki. Wielkie zas}ugi po.
}ozyli tn zydzi w miescie Gle
veland, jako tez i w innych
miastach i wydali ze swego
grona wielka liczbe arty-
stow a przewaznie przyczy.
Mill sic w wielkiej mierze
swym wp}ywem i zasobnym
kapita}em do zainteresowa.
mia innych narodowosci do
zami}owania sztuki i artyz-
mu.
4 powodu tego nar6d a.
merykanski LEGACY 12O mi
ljonowa ludnosc zawdziecza
W wielkiej mierze wp}ywom
osobistosci pochodzenia w.
doWskiego i istnienie sztuki
l artyzmu w tel mierze ma
Jakim stopniu sic dis pred
stawia.
Cd najdawniejszych CA
sow zydzi trudnili sic pisa
MEM spiew6w biblijnych i
historycznych a jako nar6d
orjentalny przemawiac Edo
4aja jezykiem swej duszy.
Magazyny w jezyku angiel-
skim opanowaiy Gala Anne
ryke, dzieki wpiywom "a
ssobom $ pienieznym, kt6re sa
rzucane po, mniejszych mia
stach po "a Chicago i New
Yorkiem staraja sic zainte-
resowac innych mieszkari-
COW zainteresowaniem do
sztuki. Wprawdzie przewaz
ME artysci o europejskiej
slavic i spiewacy iaponuja
mniejszym miastom i daz-
nose jest tego rodzaju, aze-
by te wielkie opery swiato-
wei s}awy mogiy cd czasu
do czasu czynic wystepy W
:mniejszych miastach a juz
przez to samo zainteresowad
zamiioWanie do artyzmu j
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
TELEFON REDAKCJI
Broadway 3532.

piekna. Program urozmaico
ny podalismy W poprzednim
numerze naszego pisma.
Zarzad Metropolitan O.
pera zdaje sobie sprawe z
tego, re wsrod emigracji tn
znajduje sic duzy zas6b "a
mi}owanych w muzyce i
przeto liczy ma poparcie z
ich strony. Cudzoziem y ma
og6} stoja wyzej W kulturze:
muzycznej to jest fakt, re
60 procent solist6w w Ope-
RE Metropolitan to cudzo-
ziemcy, zas wsr6d Mich wy
bitne miejsce zajmuje soli-
sta polski Adam Didur w
sztuce LIE Cog D. O..
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

oszczedne gospodynie,
czy wy wiecie, re przez wy
DAME jednego "dajma", 10
cent6w ma przyrzad do czy-
szczenia tapet, zakupionego
W skladzie Rozmaitosci p. n.
6005 Fleet ave-, to bedziecie
mogli odnowic swe tapety,
re beda wygladafy, jakby
by}y nowe. .
Przytem mozecie nabyc
roznego Wyboru serwetki ma
po4ki, ma p6Ieczki do doni-
GEEK do kwiatow j t. p. Ma
my ma skfadzie Dennisons
Crepe Paper oraz Shelf Pa
per, eleganckie koszyki i cze
koladowe s}odycze ma Wiel-
kanoc wiele innych rzeczy.
Co miesiac swieze miesiecz-
niki praktycznemi radami
co do gospodarstwa, mod
t. p.
Vase dzeci znaja swoj
ulubiony skfad.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
Pan w. karolczak, pierw

n. A.oA w. HAdHOkCZAhy PleHw
sly Wiceprezes Stowarzysze
mia Weteran6w Armji Pol
skiej, F. Gruszka drugi Wi
ceprezes, S. z. Stachowicz
Sekretarz jen., j. A. zebrow
ski pfewodniczacy. dyrekto
bow Zarzadu, A, Krakowial,
tPrezes Plac6wki Gel i pan
IA, Wielowiejski, wydawca
pkuryera" udali sic do rezy-
dencji Przewielebnego KS.
lkonsultora j. Orzechowskie-
lgo W czwartek, jako w dniu
jlmienin i z4ozyli serdeczne
Hzyczenia pierwsi W imieniu
EStoWarzyszenia Weteran6w,
p a. Krakowiak W imieniu
Il - : a . 49,
Iplac6 6wki j pan A. Wielowiej
ski, jako reprezentant oby.
WatelstWa wydawca pisma.
Wiceprezes w. Karolczak
osobiscie przypia} order pa
miatkowy "Mieczy Hallerow
skich" Przewielebnemu So
lenizantoWi w dow6d zasiug
poiozonych przy' tworzeniu
Ochotniczej Armji Polskiej.
Ia piekna uroczystosc spra-
villa prawdziwa niespodzian
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

T. + zaprali. sdaierscv ch}on.
ev, zatniewaI; swe rnazow;ac
kim wichrer, !, roznetano ! !, oher :, /,
tasv. za,apiewali 3 tv,n, "wil.
ku. co oronem wvw;ia. 49,
pewnie to ME rooskal. azcza
silva bestvia"
Naple ta "rozkn;ewan, Wa,
roztanczona .chata nnlska s.
milknie,,.,, !. !.
Milkna swistv. tn; tnnotv 1 o;.
danv ! chicv.s - rn,;lkn;a raf.
rem. krakowiaka I; sta 10 .s;a
rzecz dziwna 3,
D&onie skrzyrpk6w chop J.
skich wydluzaja Sic, pieknie
ia, palce nabieraia dziwnei
subtelnosci i siychac powol-
ny smetny temat zasadniczy
"Stepu" Noskowskiero. ma
brzmiewajacy majestatycz-
ME W fuge,, przebiegaijaca
po burzanach i ostach, " po
sr6d jar6w,sli wertepow, 20
przez. kraine mogif i krzy-
z6w.... j, !, u. ;
u Pc tenn yGrieg, Czaikow-
ski, Moniuszko, Korsakow.. ].
|. Pan ooNaczelnik. a, poltaw,-
ski oczy otwiera, rozszerza
5zzrenice...
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
Cenzor Zwiazku Sypniew

Cenzor Zwiazku Sypniew
ski mianowa} pono pana Ia
klikiewicza naczelnym reda
ktorem pism zwiazkowych
W miejsce Przyprawy, lecz
zarzad centralny nominacje
te po}ozy} pod sukno. Kto
i kiedy z pod sukna wydobe-
die, dopiero przyszfosc po-
kaze. Podobno Przyprawa
ma wiekszosc "a soba w "a
rzadzie .centralnym w Chi
cago.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

4 Do Warszawy przybyia
delegacja miastas Krakowa,
do kt6rej naleza posiowie j
senatorowie krakowscy. De-
legacja ma ma celu osiagnac
decyzje co do miejsca CA
su sprowadzenia zw}ok Ju-
ljusza Sfowackiego do kra-
ju. Zw}oki prawdopodobnie
spoczna ma Wawleu. w War
szaWie powstaia bowiem
mysl, ably zwfoki Sfowackie-
go jak r6wniez Chopina i LIE
lewda sprowadzic do ma
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

Znany rosyjski bas See
lapin, ktory ME ma r6wne-
go sobie ma swiecie w wy
konaniu partji Mefistofele-
sa W Fauscie. Udziaf spie-
wakow tel miary jak Diaz
Erolle i Meador oraz spie-
waczek PIP. Mario Ponsole,
Peraita, Wakefield i inne.
Jestesmy peWni, re j Po-
lacy j Polki zainteresuja sic
opera j pospiesza tiumnie ma
Wystepy gwiazd scenicz-
nych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
zidmi paiskiej.
"Dla robOtnika - inSpek

zidmi paiskiej. Z
"Dfa robotnika - inspek
torem piracy, nakazujacym
ciagle podwyzki zarobku.
"Dla rzemieslnika XII
jentem, dajacym sic obdzie-
rae. L.. -. 49,
>''Dla wiekszego rolnika
= kupcem zbozowym, ME
liczacym sic z. cena. d
"Dla fabrykanta - becz-
ka kredytu.
"Dla starozakonnego -
hotelem. e.. 49,. .s
"Dla komunisty -- aresz-
"Wreszcie tylko dla Po-
laka jest = Ojczyzna." ~
Jak z powyzszych zdah
widzimy, odpowiedz danego
pisma jest bardzo dowcipnie
ujeta, lecz zawiera W soble
ponlirno humoru, wiele praw
DIV. -
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

jacego sic zbudowae W stoli-
cy mauzoleum narodowego.
w takim razie zwioki Sio-
wackiego spoczefyby W War
szawie a ME ma WaWelu.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

/ juz. 4 nIa a ,drugi daieH 'po1'
jawii sic ma murach histo-
rycznego grodu- Poltawy! a.
fisz NanlNsfoWskic zdobny
W nalezne mu epitety. ,,~st:
TAX zdobya dyrektor Ma
mys}owski Po}tawe... i: III
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
Pola Negri, znana aktor

~>~ AsS6AAt AAAOA0 NASoA
ka filmowa, zamieszkafa w
Hollywood, Cal. wyjezdza 21
marca do Europy okretem
Leviatan. Pola Negri ma mat
ke ma Pomorzu w miescie
Bydgoszczy. R6wnoczesnie
posiada ona w tenn miescie
sierociniec, ktory wfasnym
funduszem utrzymuje, a o.
becnie nosi sic z zamiarem
takowy powiekszyc.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
Ike bardzo mi1a Przewieleb-
nemu KS .Konsultorowi.

cena biletow ma Koncerta
kapeli Namysiowskiego po
$2.75, $z.2O, $1.65, $1.1O i
SOC. wraz podatkiem wo-
jennym.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

Prasa polska bije ma a.
larm, ze pakt niemiecki jest
zamachem nietylko ma Pomo
RE polskie i G6rny slask a.
lie jest zamachem ma byt
panstwa polskiego, jako ca
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
Rok. (vol.) II.

losci. Rad polski jak maize
nergiczniej zaprotestoWaf
przeciw chocby llawet pro-
bic wzznowienia dyskusji o
zachodniej granicy polskiei.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
Oriental Carpet Makers
Chant While They Work

The Oriental cannot work In con
cert unless he chants In concert too.
And he has wonderful ear for his
own uproar, Here, for Instance. on
the floor were two men bending Ovci
the same pattern-carpet. One was
debating to gang on one side, the
other on the other; they were AT dit
ferent places, and rs each bawled out
direction to his men the others were
reyellng In their $50 let II be done"
Yet there was not mistake In either
though the carpets were only Iusl be.
ginning; each gang must have cnught
every word, At the big 57-foot carpet.
or course, the directions nre hardly
needed; II has been a-making FOR
many months, until the leader reels
or the col0rs and numbers by heart,
ana the dozen workers, each opposite
his strip of pattern, put In the stitches
like automatic.
All the convict carpet workers IRE
picked men; 1t Is not every malefnc.
tor that has the brain to take In the
directions, the eye TO distinguish the
colors, or the hand to put them in.
Such ns have prize the work, for Il Ia
the only task In the central jall at
which You are allowed to make a
noise. -Bagdad Exchange.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
Only Diamond Exceeds
the Sapphire in Volua

There Is no such stone as saph
diamond There Is Il distinct stone, u
sapphire, Il pure gem, being excelled
in value by no precious stone except
the diamond. The sapphire is regard
ed as variety OF cOrundum, highly
transparent and brilliant, 1t Is some,
times colorless, or nearly so. Ii more
frequently, however, exhibits color
generally bright red Il. g., the ruby
or a beautiful blue the latter being
that commonly called sapphire. Pur'
plish or greenlsh color indicates Il
faw and usual defects are clouds,
milk spots, flakes or stripes. A sup
phlre largely used among jewellers is
called u reconstructed sapphire" ar
tifcally made of hard glass (cryslulJ
in France and Germany, and is OF no
value except for the work entalled In
cutting and mounting In jewelry. III
true sapphire Is found crystallized, usu,
ally In slx-slded prlsms, terminated by
six-slded pyramids. 1t Is sometimes
found lmbedded In gnelss, but most
frequently occurs In alluvlal soils II
occurs In Bohemia and Saxony, but the
finest are found in Ceylon. Kashm,r
and Burma also produce the specimens
and sapphires are found In Australia
and parts of the United States The
value depends on quality more than
on size and does not decrease with IL.
size Of the gem.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
Location of Famous
London Well Unknown

Even before the Norman conquest
the holy well Of st. Clement, London,
used to be the scene Of many pilgrim
ages, and these continued until the
Reformation. II used to be the favor
lite trysting place for lads and lassies
on summer evenings, In the time when
the Strand OF London was country
road and not the important London
thoroughfare II IL today. The site Of
the old well Is believed to lie some
where between the law courts in the
Strand and st. Clements Inn.
Within few yards OF the site of
the well stands the church of st.
Clement, whose bells are famed In
nursery rhyme. Here Doctor Johnson
used to have u pew, but there Is no
record OF his ever having visited the
well--whlch was only bricked over
when the present law courts were
built.--Kansas City Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
Lifting POluer of Lone

Love lifts up the lowest to the high
est, places the lowly born by the side
OF the bright particular star II binds
us to earth; and when our loved one
has been taken from us It lifts us to
heaven. Who shall tell Its glories and
Its victories2 Without II a life passed
Is like a year gone by without any sum
mer-cold, chilly, unfrultful, without
pleasure or charm. With It the worst
state Is endurable. The palace Ii but
II stable or an clubhouse without it--a
very prison the very prison when the
loved one shares Il Is u palace. Such Is
particular love. When that, upon the
freeing of our souls from this muddy
vesture Of decay" which lncloses IT, has
grown into general love for our fell
lows and love OF alteration for our
Maker we shall not be far off para
disc, for indeed heavens harmony Ia
universal. Hahn Friswell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13

Perhaps these are rarer personages
than some of US think for. Which of
US can point out many such In this
clrcle--men whose aims are generous,
whose truth Is constant, and not only
constant In Its kind but elevated In it,
degree; whose want OF meanncss
makes them simple; who can look the
world honestly In the face with an
equal manly sympathy for the great
and the small? We all know hun.
dred whose coats are very well made.
and score who have excellent man.
ners, and one or two happy beings who
are In what they call the inner cir.
cles, and have shot into the very cen.
ter and bull's-eye Of the fashion; but
Of gentlemen how many? Let us take
Il little scrap Of paper and each make
out his llst.--Thackeray.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
Comparison of French
and English Housewives

II Is said that the French working
wOman's only thoughts concern food
and money. She certainly manlpu.
lates the former with great skill and
as Is well known, her savings are the
backbone Of her country. Whenever
fresh loan is floated In France long
queues of housewives are always walt
ing outside the banks with their
money.
In running household In France
one soon finds out that the maids
must be well fed. They will put up
with sleeping accommodation which
British maids would not tolerate, but
there is no compromise ON food, says
writer In London Answers,
A cook, though she will keep her
pots and pans spotlessly clean. will
not wash floor with much zeal. The
Understanding French women, II Is
interesting to note, have, as rule
perfectly kept hands
French women tell me that there
Is more love in French home than
In British one, and that they are
more concerned with the family we'll
being than we are.
Gossip, largely keenly critical in
character is rife among better-class
French women. Their talk indeed, is
criticism, criticism, and always critl.
clsm. There is jealousy for the wom-
an who looks nice and laughter for
the one who doesn't. A French woman
Will not admit to age until II is really
upon her Then, socially. she becomes
indeed a back number.
Spirit is said to be the keynote OF
"A French woman's character. Armed
with 1t, she never admits defeat,
whether In the world of commerce or
OF conquest. And this spirit, with
which she downs" n rival, enables her
also to cheer on her husband to fame
and fortune.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
JOHN
P-ARE,
HOMES AND INVESTMENT.
ON CONDUIT ROAD.

~ 5oS SUBDIVISION attractive in every way.
AZ E% 'u's oa lV na leet -desirably located
prlces range from $500 TO $500 nor H.,
cent monthly, per
LOIS So $4,000 to 10000 So. #. at 20 foot
III ~ SITES TO 10 acres for large homes
Ah manner situations foI countr, Inns
Liver, soplnp' undulating and biltsides
~ open space and among beautifnl treas
nr,aell' dty' healthy and good neieh6othocd
ooVeIiooklng river, creeks and Vifri,jo hi,Is
U G .on1nlt Road and 100 to 500 yards hacR
r r in'les front on Conduit and State roads
rew conduit will make double bonlevasd
S', fotomac, hills-pi cturesoue scener.
oMuouroah demonstrating, bathing boatin%
E, c0id water springs and shade ,raaS
S ne soli Tor 'ruit and garden crons
Sp'enulu section for raising chickens
u uo nome sltes-splendid investment
rsnse located over 100 families NJ q I d
E osso'oe, STORES, schools and churches
House, '''''S nom white
Toaus IKE city streets electric lieb,
iIue. Soo acres--tine for subdlvision
location lnsures increase In voln,s
S M ms SIDE Congressional Golf Ch,h
maps and full information npon ,aa
e'sonai inspection trip by appointment;
(Va) SUI 'upcn- orchard
ASK
J. S. ToMLINSON,
t.hta l344 VI. Ave.
o" washington, d. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
The ReOerse English

LOtta-Charlotte Crabtree--wbo died
worth $40O0,O00-was asked one day
by Boston reporter why she had
never married.
The actresses eyes twlnkIed as she
answered:
1--WE always kept in mind, young
man, the old Greek philosophers die
tum--of course put the reverse Eng.
llsh on it-'He who takes wife takes
care, but he who takes care doesn't
take wife,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13

On an Irish golf course there was
shortage Of caddies. farm laborer
who had never seen golf played was
therefore pressed into service.
After two rounds the player for
whom he had caddIed presented him
with payment far beyond n lnbOrer's
daily wage.
The lmprovlsed caddle was natural.
ly anxious for further engagement.
SO, as he handed over the clubs, he
asked politely, might your honor be
dlggln' here again about the same
time tomorrow"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
Wanted His Share

He was little, understood, lnofren-
slye-looklng person. lie had managed
to get on the Broadway express at
Times square by the simple expedient
Of holding his breath and allowing
himself to be damned into the train
by the burly blue coated guard He
found himself In pocket formed by
four men surrounding him. HIS chin
reached up TO about their knees. The
atmosphere-what there was Of IT.
was stirling. He managed 10 stand II
for about two minutes Then he
twisted his neck up to the man In
front OF him and said: pardon me,
sir, but would you mind holding your
breath for a mOmenti ! would like
to get mouthful for myself"--Mer-
curry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13
The reason

"Do you remember, dear" said Mrs.
Blank, that before we were mar.
ried you always offered me your left
armW
yes" replied her husband, ~
wanted to have my right hand free.
You see. I had lovers fear that
someone would try 10 take you away
from me, and always kept II In
readiness for defence"
How sweet But how is II that
now you usually offer me your right
armT
"Well, am not so afraid as ! was"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-03-13

A man leaning over the parapet Of
bridge looked so glum that a kindly
pedestrian stopped 10 make sure the
gloomy one was not contemplating
suicide
mo, It's this way" explained the lat.
ter. II like to come here once in a
while to rest my face. get tired Of
smiling all day at the store and don't
think ought to be grouchy at home"