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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
PLAN LARGE
HOME FOR
WOMEN
State Institution Unable to
Care for Patients
Says Official.

An appropriation of 100000 will
he recommended to the next Legisia-
ture, for the construction of new
dormitory at the San Antonio state
hospital for the housing of women
patients at that institution, DR.. Fl. FL.
Harrison, chairman of the State
Board of Control, announced aatur-
day.
DIR. Harrison said the present build
ing where 20 women patients have
been duartered is one of the oldest
at the institution, and has been con-
demned as being dangerous and re-
suited in the removal of the patients
to other quarters.
Rather than TO make an effort to
repair the building, DIR. Harrison said.
it has been decided to tear it down
and construct an entirely new build
ing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
IL AUTOISTS FACE
TRIAL MONDAY IN
LICENSE TAG DRIVE

Twelve automobile owners who
have been arrested for operating their
cars without 1926 licenses will be
tried before Justice Of the Peace L..
E. Boltz next Monday.
Although about 100 motorists have
been arrested during the last two
days for failing to display the new
license tags, only the twelve COM
plants have been filed in the San
Antonio justice courts. Most of the
arrests have been made by rural con-
stables and deputies, so most of the
charges have been filed before rural
justices of the peace, it is said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
W. W. BENNETT SEEKS
TEXAS SCHOOL POST

DALLAS. Jan. 23.--CP-W. W,
Bennett announces from his campaign
headquarters here that he will be can
didste for state Superintendent OF
schools. Mr.. Bennett, superintendent
of the Center, Texas, schools, says he
is advocating an increase Of per capita.
revision of the textbook law. n
tenure law and teachers retirement
law all Of which he styled new things
in educational circles in Texas
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
|S.A. Asylum Asks 500! 900
Girl Betrays
Slayer of 100
To Get Reward
BY Universal Service.

oN Sf"fNh1oh f1Ns's,Ne
BERLIN, Jan. 23.-Betrayed
by his last love, Risch, the Ter
ror Of wilma, a notorious robber.
has finally been arrested and
charged with having committed
over 100 murders.
The police have been hunting
for him more than 30 years and
finally captured him while he
was celebrating his Goth birth
day.
His sweetheart calmly collected
the big price the authorities had
put on his head.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
CHICAGO COMMISSION
MAN VISITOR TO S. A.

Commission men of Chicago are in
terested in South Texas produce, &C
cording to d. A. Palmer, representa-
tive of the Jackson-Baker Commits
sion Company of Chicago.
Mr.. Palmer is in San Antonio con
ferring with ]. Austen Hunter, mar
ket news specialist, before going on
to the citrus and spinach regions for
a tour of inspection for his company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
SUSPECT ARRAIGNED
IN THEFT OF ONIONS

Benito Camarena was placed under
$500 bond when arraigned before Jus.
tice Of the Peace Anton Adam on a
charge of theft of Is sacks of onions
from G. +. DuBose. He waived pre-
liminary hearing.
Ted Carroll was arraigned by JUS
tice Adam on a charge of theft of an
automobile and placed under 500
bond.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
u. S. WON'T APPEAL
IN WHEELER CASE
BY Universal Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The De-
partment of Justice will not appeal
from the decision of the Supreme
Court, District of Columbia. dismiss
ing the case against Senator Wheeler,
it announced today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
STUDENT WRITERS
WILL GET CREDITS

Credit in ratings will be given stu
dents of journalism at Main Avenue
High School, if they sell some of their
stories, puns or poetry to any OF
the mags zines, according to Miss Ella
Some, instructor in journalism.
A list of all the markets for such
matter has been compiled by Miss
STANG
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
IS TEXAS CONVICTS
BREAK FROM FARM
DURING SNOWSTORM

HOUSTON, Jan. 23.-P)-Fifteen
Mexican convicts escaped from the
Seignor state prison farm. near Sugar
land this morning, and made their
getaway during n binding snowfall.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
AUTO DRIVERS FENCED.

Fences are being built along the
automobile drives in Breckenridge
Park in order to prevent motorists
from making short cuts. Commits
sioncr of Parks Ray Lambert an
nounced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
TRANSFER ORDERED.

Learning from newspaper dis
patches he had been transferred from
San Antonio to Alpine, Major W.
r. Huston, state highway engineer
in charge of Division No. Is. went
to Austin to confirm the reports, it
was learn:i Friday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
Ne BUILDINGS
HELD BIGGEST .
NEED HERE

San Antonio stands at the very
threshold of wonderful development
that needs only quickening civic
pride and community team work 10
double the city's population in very
short time, according to Harry II.
Culver, who is visiting his brother,
Lieutenant Colonel G. c. Culver, at
Kelly Field.
Mr.. Culver, who is the founder of
Culver City, Cal. president of the
California Real Estate Dealers Asso-
citation and officer aud director in a
number of banking. loan and develop
ment projects in that state, is re-
turning home from New Orleans,
where he attended the mid-winter con-
vention of officers and directors of tho
national organization of real estate
men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
OLD b0REAS
PAYS End
VISIT
Mantle of White Extends
in All Directions
From City.

The heaviest snow since 1906 fell in
San Antonio Saturday, which was the
center of a huge blanket, extending
from Ell Paso to Houston to the
northern fringe Of the Valley.
By IL o'clock Saturday noon, the
snow amounted to 2.2J inches. All
over Southern Texas, snowfall records
were being broken Saturday as the
snow continued to fall over a wide
area.
San Antonians, enjoying the second
snowfall of the winter. after tnrce
years without snow, were enjoying
themselves to the limit. The police
reserves were called out when a suow
fight at st. Mary's and Houston
streets. the principal business corner
became so serious that office WIN
dows were being knocked out and the
corner traffic policeman was pelted
when he attempted to stop the on-
slaught.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
PRIEST
EXPIRES AS
+. country
P'RAYS
All Of France to Join in
Paying Final Tribute
to Churchman.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 23.-OP)-Cardi-
nal MERCER, primate of Belgium, and
one of the heroic figures of the World
War, died today at the age of "a,
losing his long battle against the de-
cline that set in after an operation
on December 20. Death came at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
The aged prince Of the church
slipped quietly into the hereafter with
all of Catholic Belgium and France
praying for speedy recovery or the
grace of happy death as the church
formula has it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
SPECIAL MASSES

He was surrounded by members OF
his family, the faithful clergy of his
archdiocese, the Papal Nuncio in Brus-
sells, and a representative of King Al
bert, when the end came.
Special masses for the -illustrious
dead will be celebrated throughout Bel
GUM and France tomorrow to mark
the cardinals passing.
Already there is talk in Brussels OF
erecting a monument to the "incarna-
ton OF the wartime soul Of Belgium
by popular subscription. The funeral
will probably be an affair Of state,
with King Albert and Crown Prince
Leopold among the mourners.
OBSCURITY TO FAME.
Desire MERCER, Cardinal of Malines,
Prince of the Church aud Apostle Of
Peace" was one of the most striking
figures brought prominently before the
world by the most ruthless war Of all
times.
Little known outside Of Vatican cir
cles or beyond the borders Of Belgium
prior to 1914, this modest, unassuming
prelate was as famous before the world
ON Armistice Day as were the royal
heads of belligerent states or the illus
trious generals who led the allied
armies To victory
The role played by Cardinal MERCER
was one of the outstanding features OF
the World War.
He was in Rome when news arrived
that Belgium-his native land-had
been stricken to earth by the mighty
German advance. Cutting snort the
formalities which usually attend the
departure Of a high church dignitsry
from the Vatican. he fastened back
to Brussels. waved aside preliminsries
and precedent; exhorted his people 20
resist the invasion with al tbs
strength and determination At their
command; denounced the Germans
from pulpit and palace. aud from then
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

al have nothing but wholehearted
admiration for San Antonio-both for
its natural conditions and the hos
pitality of its people, he declared.
The opportunity for development
here is wonderful.
Il am rather surprised that the
progressive citizenry does not mobilize
with a view of capitalizing the nat
ural resources.
IF civic pride and community de.
velopment ever started team work,
what a marvellous reaction would &C.
cur here-resulting in quick doubling
of population.
"San Antonio should get on the air
tell the world that nature is fast
worker down here, invite people to
come down and sit in on your bar
gain sale. ...
Don't be afraid to overbuild-then
you but have an incentive to 90 out
after people.
Aim high or you will be sitting on
the sideline watching the great pro-
gressive procession 20 by.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
BURIED IN SNOW.

Patrolmau Bill Eickhorn, walking
his heat in the 800 block of South
Frio street, discovered a man buried
beneath a snow drift. His attention
was attracted by the peculiar shape OF
the drift. When aroused, the man
was taken to police headquarters and
charged with drunkenness.
Snow started to fall at 2 o'clock
Saturday morning and fell steadily Il
light wind early in the morning, start
ing slight drifts.
The snowfall records for San An
tonic are February Ia, 1895, AZ
inches; December Is, 1906. ) inches
December IA, 1898, 81 inches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
KIDDIES HAVE FUN.

Hurriedly constructed sleds were
nut into use by children and SNOWFALL
fights ragged from the outskirts of the
city to the downtown office buildings
where drifts on window sills were COM
dressed into snowballs and hurled
down corridors and through windows.
The Rio Grande Valley escaped the
freeze but had heavy rain. The Lar
edo section had the biggest snowfall
in % years, and the temperature was
%. Four inches of snow had fallen up
to 0 80 and it was still showing.
Snow records of 80 years were brok-
en- at Houston when snow fell all day.
The heaviest snow to fall in Central
Texas in years was reported to Aus
tin from nearby towns. At Elgin the
largest flakes ever seen were falling
and clothing the earth in a mantle OF
white.
Up to 10 o'clock three inches OF
snow had fallen in Lockhart and the
people were enjoying real snow
storm.
At Eagle Pass the heaviest snow
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23
TEAM WORK COUNTS.

THE cities that are doubling their
population every sir years are the
ones that unite and do team work.
"They broadcast their goods, work
together, pull together, fight together
and through their cooperative spirit
build for a bigger, better community.
Once it is aroused and capitalized,
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23

lTEIIS land, far from being a real
\ desert is as fertile as the Nile
valley, lacking only the Nile water on
the surface. The deep soil is like
the rows OF books in a great IL
brary. What you get out of them de-
'pends on what there is in you. Here
the water, a great inexhaustible river.
lies Just below the surface, and the
electricity to pump it, brought down
from waterfalls in the mountains is
cheap.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23

|IN Mr.. Kesters wonderful Pas-
dena garden you see and examine
many little tin boxes, each contain
Ting sweet syrup mixed with dead
\ y poison. II the loving mother ant
ate her ill., that would be bad
enough, she would die. But she bur
ries home, with her syrup, feeds
nearly all of it to her young fam
ily' eats what is left and they all
die.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-23

EEOR instance, it takes 800 pound
Of water 10 produce one poun,
of alfalfa. On IL acres, the Hodg
Brothers raised this season $50 ton
and pumped one hundred and fift.
million pounds Of water.
The power cost for the season wa
just $500, no worry about rain an'
constant sunshine, ripening a crol
in 90 days.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-08-24
Wspaniafa Wycieczke Urzadza Tow
Sw. CecylU, Grupa 22-ga Stow.
....... Polek w Stanach Zjedn.

Powyzsza Wycieczka od'
bedzie sic w niedziele dnis
29-go Sierpnia ma farmie
panstwa Klonowskich ma
131 ulicy.
Poczatek o godzinie /
szej po po1udniu a wsp6l-
ma zabawa potrwa do poz-
ma wiecZorem.
Upraszamy zacne i dro-
gle siostry do licZnego
Wspo1udzia1u ;zarazem "a
praszamy wszystkie rodzi-
ny ich dzieci, azeby przy-
by1y i wsp6lnie sic zabaw;-
4y, bowiem skrzetny "a
radny komitet poczyni} "a
pobiegliWe starania, azeby
wycieczka przybrala cechy
prawdziwje zabawy i ucie-
chy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-08-24
MEkSYk UZYWA WOJSKA DO
STLUMIENIA ROZRUCHoW:
80 OSoB ZABITYCH

MEKSYK MIASTO. - Czte-
rech ksiezy katolickich zostalo
zabitych, kilku obywateli ram
nych, a 43 innych aresztowanych
podczas zaburzen ma tie reli-
gijnem W Guyo, W prowincji Mi
choacan. Taxa wiadomose otrzy-
mano w kancelarji Episkopatu
katolickiego W stolicy Meksyku.
Meksyk miasto. "Przeszlo
80 osob straciio zycie W zabu-
rzeniach politycznych W zwia zku
ze zblizajacemi sic wyborami W
stanie Jalisco, W ktorych sprawa
religji wysuneia sic ma pierwszy
plan. so osob tel liczby 20
sta}o zabitych W GuadaIa lara,
stolicy stanu. Wybory majs sic
odbyc Ia trzy tygodnie.'
Powyzszy rapport nadszedl z
Guada1ajara, gdzie znaczna licz-
ba katolikow miaIa poniesc
smierc cd czasu zamkniecia ko-
sciofow przez Rad. LiberaIi ss
zdecydowani obalic radykalny
Rad stanowy.
w kilku miasteczkach doszfo
do nowych stare ma tie religij-
mem, gdy Indjanie stawili opor
komisjom wyznaczonym przez
rady miejskie do przyjecia ko-
scioiow.
w Cocula, rozjuszony tium "a
mordowaf burmistrza "a miesza-
ME sic do spraw koscielnych. Pc
licja miejscowa zawezwaia woj.
sko federalne z sasiedniego mias
teczka. w walce ulicznej, jaka
sic wkrotce wywiazafa, wiele O
sob odniosio rany, a wiele in
nych aresztowano.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-08-24
CNTANIE dIa WIEDzY.

W ostatnch czasach wsr6d naszego ludu objawia
sic zam}owanie czytana. Raporty bbljjotek publicz-
hFch WykazuJa IL ksazki polske ciesza sic wzieciem
co wsr6d skwaru ata zdawa4oby sic bye rzadkoscia
lfomaczyc to c1yba tenn re robotnik po dnach piracy
szuka Wypocznyku poza n1astem, ma swezem powie-
trzu doblera soble bardzo dobego pozytecznego to-
Warzysza - ksiazke. JeS w d1ugie weczorv zmowe
ktos oddaje sic czytaniu dziwnego W tenn mic ME
masz, ale skoro tel poze roku szuka sic rozrywki
czytanlu to objaW pocieszajacy taxi pochwalic do
WytrWania W dobrem zachecc naezy.
Weu miIosnik6w ksiazek zwraca sic do mas py-
tane jake kslazki czyacc gdzie je dostac by przez
czytanle kszta4cic umys, zdobywac wiedze Ma}o bo
daJ zastanaWamy sic mad fakem, re og6i czytajacych
dzls ME czyta dla zabcia jak to powadaja ale
4 zamlarem doWledzenia sic rzeczy dotad dla siebie
oWlnleych mg4a tajemnicy, powiedzmy krotko zwez-
lie d1a kszta4cenia sic Pragnene zdobywania wiedzy
tk"l duszy kazdego zyjacego cz4oweka, szczegol-
ME slegaJa dis po Wiedze ci kt6rym m}odosci od-
jeta byfa sposobno5c ksztacenia sic uczelniach
Jak zaznacza w swych odczytach wyg}aszanych
W tym kraju niedawno angieski uczony dr. Albert
Nausbr1dge Anglji powsta4y K6fka Samokszta4cena
Hczace razem przesz1o pecdzesiat tysiecy cz4onk6w
klas Ii - tyko roboczych te obrzyme zastepv robot
nlkoW W godzinach wolnych Cd piracy z zam}owaniem
oddaJa sic nauce kursach wedle upodobania w ter
minach cd dw6ch do siedmiu lat odpowiednio do
ego akl kto zaWod Wybiera. Wiekszosc tych uczniow
dla braku srodk6w ksztacena sic dla cheba codzien
nego zmuszona by1a opuscic }awe szkolna W ch1ope-
Gym Weku cd dzieseciu do czternasu lat Uczeszcza-
mem ma nauke W Wieku dojrza4ym pragna oni powe-
1o"ac stTaty lat perWszej m}odo&ci, wick szkony.
Zaraz po WszechsWiatowej wojnie szczeg6niesze
zaml4oWane nauki objawifo sic Nien1czech Czecho-
sowacji, Danji Chnach.
Jak zaznacza dr. Mansbrodge, jednym angiel-
sklch umWersytetoW pokazna iczba robotnk6w fa-
brycznych Wleczorami studjuje miedzynarodowe pra-
Wo, Wykadane przez profesor6w tel uczelni Uczelni
Wyfacznie dla robotnik6w sniee dis w Anglji 528
W AustralJl przeszfo 200, osatnch czasach O "a
kfadane takch uczeni czynone So zabiegi Holandji
SzWecJ, Niemczech Szlocji.
Poclag do czytania wSrod naszego ludu roboczego
Jest objawem dazen do samokszafcenia sie Czytaia-
cemu ogoowi nalezy jednak zwr6cic uwage ze czyta-
ME BACK, romansow umys4u ME wzbogaca Szukaiacy
nauki powinni obrac sobie dana gaiaz wiedzy odno
Wednle po temu ksiazki nabyc MONA w miescowych
b1bJotekach publcznych a jesl zadanyh ME ma ma
reku, zarzad bibljotek dostarczy. Pomocnemi w tym
raze beda Jedyne naszym stanie polki bibotekarki
panna EugenJa Wielowiejska Cleveland panna
Teresa s., NoWakowska Toledo @ a #1#
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-08-24
Rok (vol.) u1.

w Tolotlam, ludnosc, prsswa-
znie Indjanie, wystapiia prxseiw
ko zamknieciu koscioiow lab OBJ
jeicu ich W posiadanie pExsx ko-
misje wyznaczona prxex bur-
mistrza.s tam mia{o dojsc do
starcia miedzy ludnoscia ! woj-
skiem szczegoiow walki jednak
brak dotad.
Podobna sytuacja panuje "
setkach innych miasteczek wio
SEX. W Meksyku.
Przywodcy katoliccy mowi4.
ze zarzucili nadzieje osiagnieciA
kompromisu W kwestji religji ]
re beda prowadzili dalej obecny
bojkot ekonomiczny, szerzac "
dalszym ciagu propaganda W ca
lynn kraju W obronie praw ko-
sciola. -. ~.
"Meksyk jest Kosciolsm,
ME byi jednak nigdy W stanie
wyrazic swej wolf narodowej cd
czasu powstania przeciwko Por-
firio Diaz'owi pietnascie lat te-
mu" - mowia owl Hderzy. -
"Zadanem ksiezy, zwolnionych
obecnie cd pochianiajacych ich
czas funkcji koscielnych, jest o.
swiecanie ludnosci ma tym punk
Gle. Setki ksiezy opusciio jux
wieksze miasta, udajac sic do mia
steczek wiosek celem szerzenia
tell propagandy krzewienia
solidarnych uczuc katolickich
wsrod Iudnosci."
Meksyk miasto. - 81 ksiexy
katolickich, pociagnietych do cd
powiedzialnosci sadowej "a bum
towane Sc przecwko rzadowi mex
sykanskiemu przez uchylenie sic
cd rejestracji, dowie sic W tym
tygodniu swoim losie. .,.
Matamoras, W stanie Coahu-
lila, donosza, re po zaburzeniach
religijnych W dniu /. sierpnia q.
resztowano tam czterech. mel.
czyzn dwie kobiety. powaza.
nych wybitnych katolikow z
Torreon.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-08-24

+ Bedzie tam wszystko, co
SERGE zapragnie, smaczne
przekaski, kawa ciasta
ch4odzace napoje. Rama
kapela przygrywac bedzie
do tanca, tax re ma nudy
mkt ME bedzie narzekac.
Grac beda mazury i mazur
XII. skoczne walczyki i ame
rykanskie tance, bedzie
vice wiele rozmaitosci i u
ciechy.
Kazy, komu czas pozwo-
Ii MECH pospieszy i przy-
czyni sic do urozmaicenia
'mi}ej wycieczki a jestesmy
pewne, re ME pozafuje.
z siostrzanem pozdro-
wieniem,
w. Jak6bowska,
A. Rygwalska,
Komitet.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-08-24

ne szyby okien do sutery-
nowych siedzib.
Pow6dz ia ME grozi4a
wcale pa}acowi Adolfa,
gdyz by} wysoko i SLIME
podmurowany, a oprocz te
go znajdowa} sic ma szczy-
Gle kamienistego p}asko-
wzg6rza.
Ale granice cierpliwosci
Adolfa skohczy1y sic. w
domu bylo mu "a ciasno
duszno. Me m6g4 znaleze
dla siebie dose miejsca w
obszernych salonach pa}a-
Gu.
Ia wszelka Gene musi
wydostac sic, choclazby
trzeba narazic delikatna i
wydelikacona osobe wysta,
wieniem ma deszcz, jak
zwyk}y cebrzyk kuchenny.
Brak mu by}o juz tchu.
Wyszed1 i odetchna1 z ul
ga. Biegl naprz6d pred
siebie, byle ME bye w dom
ku. D1ugo b4akal sic bez'
myslnie pd zau}kach ulic,
cz}apiac po rozbagnionej
ziemi.
DziWnym przypadklem
znalaz} sic ma targowicy
gdzie nigdy ME zachodzif.
Bo coz w}asciwie on
szlachetnie urodzony, par
z dziada pradziada, mia:
wsp6lnego z miejscem kur
ma i sprzedazy byd}a, 4
miejscem straganow stra
ganiarzy, przekupni6w
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-08-24
Dzlesiec przestrog
dla kapiacych sic.

Me kap sic tam, gdzle
niema odpowiedniej strazy
i ratownikow.
Me puszczaj sic ma gle
boka wode. Nawet najlepsi
p}ywacy dostaja kurcze.
Me kap sic PREDICT, jak
dopiero w dWie godziny po
jedzeniu.
Me kap sic sam.
Me walcz Z prqdem pod
wodnym, jezeli zostaniesz
z}apany - p1yh Z MIN
wo1aj o pomoc.
Me chodz w wodzie z
rekami wzniesionemi po,
mad g4ebie.
Me zartu.j ME krzycz
"Ratunku', jezeli ME ma
potrzeby. w razie BOWEN
! koniecznej potrzeby mogf
ci ludzie odmoWic pomocy
mySlac, re ME toniesz, ale
tylko zartujesz.
! Me phi alkoholu przec
kapiela.
Me p4ywaj przy pomoc,
sztucznych przyrZad6W
wype4nionych powietrzem
bo sa one zdradliwe.
Me zapominaj' re mas:
zdrowy rozsadek. Uzywa
go.
7 Przestrogi tie pochodz
cd dyrektorow kapielc
wych Z Atlantic City, Gee
an City, Cape May VIII
wood.
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FELJETON.

Adolf naleza4 do rzedu
tychh ludzi, kt6rzy z po-
|chodzenia krwi kosci trwa
ia we wiecznym blogosta-
ME bytu, niczem ME przej-
muja sic ME maja zadnych
trosk zmartwien.
l jezeli zadne moce i
wp4ywy ludzkie ME mog}y
spowodwac zachmurzenia
sic stale pogodnego umys}u
Adolfa, to tenn dziwniej-
sze, re istnia4a przeciez ja-
kas si4a nadludzka, kt6ra
mog}a go wytracic nietylko
Z r6wnowagi, ale nawet
przygnebic, dokuczyc, przy
prawic O md4osci, a kt6rej
conajwyzej m6g} z}orze-
czyc bezsilnie i beznadziej
ME.
Ia najgrozniejsza sifa
dla Adolfa by} deszcz Desz
GU bal sic on wiecej niz
ognia, DO twierdzi} - mo-
re ME bez sfusznoSci -
IL woda MONA ugasic ma
wet najwiekszy ogieh.
Cd d}uzszego czasu pa
nowa}a ma divorce, zalatu-
jaca juz zima - szaruga
jesienna. DesZcz laf beZ
przerwy. Miasto okolice
lonely w powodzi. z kory
ia brukowanych dr6g woda
przelewa4a sic ma chodniki
i wdziera}a sic przez brud
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Wojsko strzela do
katolikow.

MEXICO CITY. - w San An.
tonic, odleg}em szesc mil cd Me.
xico City, grupa katolikow chciafa
odebrac koscios sw. Jacentego.
Policja W liczbie 10, broniaca
dostepu do koscioia, zostafa zarzu-
coma kamieniami do tego stopnia,
re zawezwano pomocy wojska fe-
deralnego, ktore po przybyciu ma
miejsce, daio strzaiy do tiumu, ra-
MAC kilkanascie osob.
kilka dziewczat amerykanskich,
zatrudnionych W tenn miescie, u
ciekio, gdy katolicy ostrzegii ich,
re to jeszcze ME koniec walk.
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Polska ma zboze
ma WVWOZ.

BERLIN. - Hose zboia polskie.
go, ktore moze bye W roku bic
zacyn, jako nadwyzka zbiorow te-
gorocznych, wywiezione Polski
zagranice, obliczono ma okoio -
million ton. Polski minister finan-
sow klarner pertraktuje 2 grupa Fl.
nansistow dunskich W sprawie sfi-
nansowania eksportu tego zboia.