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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-07-23
w AFGANISTANIE TOCZA SIZE
DALSZE WALK.

PESHAWAR, Indie. - Armie'
afganistanskie pod wodza Nadira
Chana wykonaiy nowy atak ma
Kabul pobi}y wojska Bacha Sa-
kao, krola woziwody. Oko{o 500
zolnierzy poleglo W tel bitwie.
Wojska Nadira, ktory dawniej
popieraI wygnanego krola ANA
nullaha. maszeruja teraz ma ka-
bull zdaje sic, ze zdobeda stohce
i obala krola-woziwode, ktory ze-
sziej zimy przywaaszczyl sobie ME-
prawnie tron. .
Obecny czas bardzo jest dogod-
nym;.na te operacje. gdyz ogo!na
uwaga' odwrocona jest W strons
nieporozumien chinsko-rosyjskich
Bye wiec mole. ze prawny wfadcs
W niediugim czasie zasiadzie ns
tronie W kabulu
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-07-23
ROSJANIE PIERWSI WYkONALI
AJAX MA CHINY.

SHANGHAI. - Gubernator pro-
WINCH mandzurskiej nades4a{ via
domosc, W ktorej donosi, ze Rosja-
ME pierwsi rozpoczeli wake ma
froncie. atakujac miasteczko Suin-
fenho. znajdujace sic w poblizu
Pogranicznaja.
Wojska chinskie otrzymaly roz-
kaz ME reagowania ma ataki boil
szewikow Armja rosyjska uzbro-
iona Jest W dziafa ciezkie polo
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DROBIAZGI
z TYGODNIA

TO, co TUTAJ W codziennem
iyciu uchodzi naszej uwagi - dla
swiezych przybyszow Polski sta.
nowi poprostu sensacje.
Professor Dyboski, opisuj4c swo-
je wrazenia z pobytu W Ameryce,
stwierdza miedzy innemi, ze pod
czas kazdego przyjecia, zgotowane-
go ma jego Geese stafy baterje
roznego gatunku wodecznosci. Pew
nego razu jak opowiada pro-
fesor Dyboski spostrzegf on
oprocz baterji wodek polio janta
przed drzwiami domu. Z lekiern
zwrocif ma to uwage komitetowi
us}ysza{ TAXA odpowiedz: 20, to
nasz polio jant, ktory uwaia, ably tu-
tai ME nadszedi jaki agent.
Professor Dyboski opowiadajec O
TEN zabii nielada kiln naszym roda-
kom re starego kraju, gdyz zacho-
dza oni tam W glove, jak mosa
dziac sic tu takie naduzycia pra-
wa. Poczucie bowiem odpowie-
dzialnosci przed prawem zeszfo ma
drugi plan.
Take uwagi wypisuje Dziennik
Polski, wychodzecy W Detroit
uwagami temi ME tylko ze sic
zgodzic moina ale dodae, 1e vie
cej sic przeroznych absurdow tu u
mas ma wychodztwie widzi, ale se
ME czynia wielkiego ma mas wraze-
MIA, bosmy zanadto sic ju1 do te-
go wszystkiego przyzwyczaili.
.! Wezmy naprzyklad TAXI fakcik.
Jakis polski klubik zostai "nakry-
ty". Taxa rzecz pachnie: conajmniej
srubs kara pienisin4, ale Cd cze.
60 nasi "wp}ywowi'. ida sic
TAXI "pan" gdzie naIezy, poszep-
cze, pomowi wszystko jest JUL
"sfiksowane". A wiec wymiar spra-
wiedliwosci zaleznym jest ME cd
wysokosci przewinienia ale cd wpiy
WOW obroncy... TAX, czy ME?
Jesienia urzadzamy wieIe baIow,
ma ktorych - jak to powiadai ia
bywalcy leje sic jak zebra.
No ale ma sic zazwyczaj spec jail
nego, ktory tax jak doskonale
to okreslif professor Dyboski --
stoi przy drzwiach pilnuje, a1eby
prawo mogfo bye jak najspokojniei
gwaicone.
Me jestesmy zwolennikami pro-
hibicT, ale ME pochwalamy po~
wyzej opisanego sposobu postepo-
wanna, gdyz tenn dajemy jak maj
gorszy przykiad miodzie1y, ktora
widx4c to, wogole tract przekona-
ME do wszelkich praw Jamie te
przy kaidej sposobnosci, naszem --
starszych przykladem zacheca-
ma.
| Wogole ME tylko nam, ale Gale
mu ogoiowi tutejszego kraju Ia
ci4gia pogon "a dolarem tax ste
pia nerwy, tax zaciera poczucis
godnosci obywatelskiej, 1e niejed-
nj ze strachem zastanawiaja sic.
do czego to wogole W przysxiosci
doprowadzic moze.
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Major Kubala Przychodzi do Zdrowia

we, jak rowniez W pociski gaza-
mi trujacymi.
Ma odcinku pod Suifenho Ro-
sjanie posiadaja dial ciezkicn
i 80 polowych. Donosza z Pogp4'
ricznaja, ze tamtejszych okolic
ludnosc ucieka W poplochu W O.
bawie wojny. Ponad rniastem
mad pobliska okolica pojawiaja sic
czesto rosyjskie wojenne samoloty
Dalsze wiadomosci podaja, zs
rosjanie zabrali kilka kanonierek
ma rzece Amur. Statki te zosta1y
podobno zdobyte jeszcze W sobo-
te. ale wiadomosc celowo byia u
krywana.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-07-23

Rezultat giosowania wykazuje.
ze 100 radykafow giosowa{o pre-
ciwko ratyfikacji dlugow. Wick
szosc premjera Poincarego ME jest
olbrzyma, pomimo tego zwyciest-
wo jego w sprawie tel jest uznane
jako jedno najwiekszych. ktore
kiedykolwiek odniosi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-07-23
NARODY DAZA DO ZAZECNA
MA WOJNY w AZU.

LONDYN. - Angielski ministe,
dla spraw zagranicznych oznajmi}
ofic jalnie, IL poinformowal minist-
row dla spraw zagranicznych Sta
now Zjednoczonych Francji, Il
Anglia W zupe}nosci podziela da-
zenia do zazegnania wojny miedzy
Chinami Rosja sowiecka. Widac
Il tego, re Liga Narodow zajmie
W sprawie nieporozumienia sowie-
cko-chinskiego decydujace stano-
wisko zazada cd powasnionych
panstw, ably sprawe za4atwify polu-
bownie.
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PIERWSZY AJAX MA Ct1INY
225-. IT.. Francja Bedzie Sp}acac D}ugi
co TYDZIEN
NIESIE?

HITORJA jest mistrzynia zycia
-. powiadamy ogolnie wtedy prze
dew.zystkiem, kiedy nam chodzi
przytoczenie jakiegos przykiadu
historji ma poParcie naszych
dowodzen, naszych twierdzen.
Wiele sic mowi, wiele sic piszs,
wiele sic czyta potrzebie stara-
mia sic zachowanie polskosci
ma Wychodztwie. Ale - przyznac
to mozna otwarcie IL jest to
gadanie raczej dla byznesu inych
wielu wzgledow, niz gadanie 7
przekonania.
Pisma polskie ma wychodztwie
wysilaja sic mad wynalezieniem sku
tecznego lekarstwa, organizacje pol
skie przemysliwaja, jakieby tu Ia
stosowac recepty, ksieza zastanawia
ja sic, W jakiby sposob utrzymac
miodziez przy kosciele polskosci,
przewodnicy nasi, czy ma tych cho-
rujacy, przy kazdej sposobnosci
giosem wielkim wo}aja potrze-
bic zachowania polskosci ma wy
chodztwie - ale to wszystko ra-
zem jest tylko czcza gadanina i
niczem wiecej.
Powtorzmy sobie to zdanie, ja-
kie powyzej przytoczylismy, re
"historja jest mistrzynia zycia".
Jezeli kiedy, kiedy - to wfasnie
teraz do historic nam zajrzee ME
szkodzi zobaczyc, czy ia ME INA
JUL podobnej sytuacji, W jakiej wy"
chodztwo nasze obecnie sic INA ajdu-
je. Jexeli juz ME intentycznej, to
przynajmniej podobnej sytuacji.
Otoi pare podobnych wypadkow
.potykamy W historji-x czasow mai
dawniejs jsxych. col tam powie-
dziane? Oto, kiedy pewnemu ludo'
wi grozi{o wynarodowienie, starsi
ma SVEN zgromadzeniu do Przeko-
mania przyszli, re chcac lud ten od-
rodzic, praenac przeciwstawic sic
szybkiemu wynaradawianiu sic -
naIe1y wychowae m&ode pokoleuie
slime ma ciele duszy, swiadome
swej odrebnosci pochodzenia.
Jak dalej nam historic tym
wypadku powiada, rzeczywiscie sta
10 sic tax, jak starsi ludu tego
przypuszczali. Move pokolenie,
wychowane ma ideaiach przez star
szych ludu wskazanych - dalo
podwaliny do zachowania odrebno
sci, wzglednie do umocnienia "
podrastajacej mfodziezy swiadomo-
sci swego pochodzenia.
Podobny process u mas ma wy
wychodztwie obecnie sic odbywa.
nam naleiy siegac do przykfadow
z historji W podobny sposob posta
pic. Zwrocic nam nalezy przede-
wszystlkiem uwage ma tych maj
mniejszych, ma te latorosl, ktora
mogiaby bye wychowana tax, jak
bysmy sobie tego sami zyczyli. Ale
ME ma pustej gadaninie konczyc
sic powinny nasze starania, ale "a
siowami W slad powinien isc czyn.
Szukajmy sposobow mad zacho-
waniem mfodziezy dla polskosci,
ale ME zapominajmy przedewszy-
stkiem o tenn, ze 2ragnac ugrunto-
wac polskosc ma wychodztwie, ma.
leiy temuz wychodztwu wychowai
nowe miode pokolenie, slime fly.
cznie duchowo takie, ma kto.
remby moxna bylo budowac gmach
naszej przysz{osci W Ameryce mice
pewnosc, ie to CO nasi poprzednicy
my zbudowalismy, ME tylko ze ni<
bedzie zburzonem, ale umacnianen
bedzie wfasnie przez to nowe poko
lenie, ktore W polskosci wychowat
zdoiamy. Sadzimy, il jest to mysl
r.l L%S~> Xuar%o e;o zaet.noxv;c
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w teatrach zosta}y przerwane
odbywajace sic przedstawienia, ka
wiarnie restauracje zostafy ma
znak zaioby pozamykane i wszyst-
ka ludnosc stolicy jak innycn
miast przywdziaia zalobe.
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lskra zatrzyma sic we Francji
W drodze do Gdyni ze zwlaAiami
majora Idzikowskiego. Sa projek-
towane odpowiednie uroczystosci Z
tel okazji we Francji.
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CYKLISTA JEDZIE NAOKOLO
SWIATA.

DENVER. o. - Sebastian M.
Smidt. lat 26. wegierski cyklista.
ktory jedzie rowerem naokofo ca
lego swiata. przyby{ do tego mia
sta W celu' malego wypoczynku.
w trzech latach zamierza on do-
konac podroiy.
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MAJOR kUBALA JEST JUZ
ZDROWSZY.

WARSZAWA. - Kapitan stat
ku "Iskra' donosi, ze major ku-
bala zaczyna juz chodzic. Statek
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NABOZENSTWA "a IDZIkOW.
SKIECO w CALVIN KRAJU.

WARSZAWA. - Gala Polska
okryfa sic zaloba ma wiesc stra-
terskiego majora Idzikowskiego.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
AIR-CASTLE BUILDERS
By Herbert Kaufman

THE three outstanding in New York today are
Lefcourt Chann and Winter. you don't believe it,
ask the skyline.
Dictionaries Of biography and Social Registers have other
opinions Wall Street won't concur either.
But the canyon peaks Of Manhattan challenge the country
produce three citizens whose offer more convincing
proof of which is Democracys chief stock in trade.
Lefcout sold newspapers before he built Garment Center
Winter house painter before he rebuilt upper Fifth
Avenue.
The Chanins stOnebrOke dOughbOys before they be-
gan to crowd the town with theaters and office rookers
They hadn't the money to buy canned ideas and paaged
viewpoints They too poor to purchase standardized
vision or send their minds to collegiate riding academies
where class thought trained to trOt in regular rings
Their pockets mingled with content blinded wealth;
they knew none Of the fine folk whose sped by
notice the tracks of human herds restlessy moving
pastures Of fortune.
Their feet dragged the pavement they ramped the city
for work. but their eyes reading conice nes calcuat
ing untitled spaces and measuring the distance between what
had been and what might be.
They had except the five with which other
before them had attacked successhe cap
tai which poverty compes folk to invest starve.
They invented nothing, discovered original processes
Comstock lodes, virgin timber tracts
They ptted wage scrapngs newsstands profits and little
salary savings against the shreWdet millions in the highest
priced district of the most congested city earth
They matched wits with the sharpest and the keenes prop
erty holders and beat them at their expert game
Luck and accident hadn't things to do with they used
brains. Why dom you?
Copyright BY he MrrOran Herbert Kaufn
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
Revising the WEIGH Salary Act
in Congress

Ill reports from the Capitol agree that Congress
sincerely desires to revise the Welch salary pay for
civil service employees to correct garng njustces arising
from msintpreaon Of the act by the head paymaser Of
the Government.
There be almost unanimous agreement that
tenon OF Congress- In passing the Welch act was to increase
salaries an along the line but to make that opad
ployes received increases that would be helpful in their
struggle with high cost conditions.
that was really the intention Of majority statesmen
the purposes Of the act ignored in its administration
Well paid employees rewarded with juicy increases
ming high 1000 year while thousands Of poorly paid
workers received increases Of S. per month in their pay
checks; q total annual increase Of $780,
Senator's and Representatives know too wen the difficulties
meeting present day Of everything small salaries
They undoubtedly seem bent upon betterg the pay Of those
most in need and Of making the Government example in
paying living wages to its workers
The trouble though ID in adjusting ideas and plans
statesmen who must also il seems bow to the beesfs Of the
Budget Bureau win allow in appro
pratons for the next fiscal year The bureau little
cned about human fair phases Of the pay problems Of
Uncle Sam.
This Welch act therefore Bit Of legislation that Con-
gress favors in principle but fails agree in details
Failure agree appears be The main danger in correcting
the njusCes that undeniabs. Conservative views win
come in conflict with liberal views This is short session Of
Congress Getting togeher on the matter is OF utmost I'M
pOrtance
Senate and House charen Of committees now considering
the matter doubt understand the situation they are
friends the underpad and Of justice to workers they
will frame their bills at the earliest possible moment so that
differences may be roned out before the rush days OF the
close Of the session
that is done revised Wech act fair to all will be
passed BY Congress the President who win doubt
less sign unless requires appropriations larger than he
thinks are advisable His views be ascsrtained BY
mittee chairmen.
As the Of legislation appears TO be in the
nature Of fair adjustment Of salary increases than il again in
creasng salaries the President should have objections His
general attitude is that employees wen cared
for and well paid but be agreed to approve the original
Welch condition that its benefits should not exceed
total annual cost to the Government q approximately
$OOOOOOO Some addition this for employees il the lower
grades win not strain The United States Treasury
Roering Misunderstanding and misinterpretaton should
eliminated working the revised pay act that decent
treatment may be accorded those Congress thinks most de
serving of it.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
The Savings Bank
sTHB is good time to remind the public that in
i SAVINGS BANK YOUR MONEY is SAFE.
One SAFE Place

pTvHIS is good time to remind the public that in
! SAVINGS BANK YOUR MONEY is SAFE
In addition because Of prevailing high interest rates. many
savings banks have increased interest payments to depOstor
and pay much four and One-haR per cent money
extremely generous payment
The reason for saving money is not to get few dollars
together and bet them stocks gamble them
sway any other fashion. The purpose in saving money IS
10 create gradually INDEPENDENCE FOR OLD AGE,
opportunity for wise conservative Investment opportunity
eor starting in business when the right plan presents itself
Many have lost money recently by trading in the stock
market is said that single brokerage house threw
OUT the Of hundred and fifty customers This
means that the hundred and fifty having put all the
money they could unable to respond to calls for
margin wiped out their stocks sold for whatever they
would bring.
stocks go upin price again that win do them good
Tor they are sold out.
When man travels to Africa he takes with him qunine
and other remedies He doesn't stop halfway his
Journey and gamble with native for his supply Of
SAFE Sal E'n not '''A : '"s : " : An''' :
So with saving money. Il remedy for worry in
old age for sickness and lack Of employment now; i
It is precious the wayarer in ordinary life qunne
TO the African explorer.
Only the foolish man stops in his career to gamble away
THE SAVINGS BANK While you are waiting for final
permanent investment tnOt gamble) THE safe place
Doubling your money By gambling win not do any good
kwo
kou will LOSE it all by gambling later
Il isn't doubling money that makes independent but
forming the habit Of saving gradually accommodating and
udg Independence and freedom from anxiety based the
exercise Of self-control and Willpower.
Savings banks are SAFE.
They are run for the benefit Of those that deposit them
Nobody makes any profit from savings bank ALI money
under strict Government legislation is used for the benefit Of
the bank and Of the depoor who the actual Of
the bank
While you looking various investments " don't
forget the savings bank and don't forget that the principal
thing Is TO HAVE YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU WANT IT.
instead Of having CALL FOR MORE MARGIN" PUT 1T
IN THE BANK AND KNOW THAT IT Is YOURS
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
LISTEN WORLD!
YOung Dreams
By Elsie Robinson

To you remember the dreams
II You had when you were
seventeen?
You grin sheepishIy at them
now, but nevertheless there's a
tender spot in your heart for that
bewilGered youngster who was
you. How much he had TO learn
and how life hurt him in the
learning!
Here's another youngster today
whom life is hurting. BE gentle
with him-as you once needed
gentleneSs.
Dear Miss Robinson:
! wonder il you'll take me
seriously or just laugh at me. as
so many older people do. ] am a
boy Of seventeen with ideals. I
have ideals about everything in
life, especially girls. And, Miss
Robinson, my ideals are slowly
but surely being crushed. I've
wrapped girls In a mantle Of fairy
loveliness and they are tearing it
to shreds.
Everywhere it's the same story
ALI one hears from girls is sex--
sexsex. Why can't they see
beauty in everything God and
His ways? Why must they see
only the disgusting? Aren't there
any girls who are intellectually
inclined-who can become COM
rades In the mutual love OF
beauty?
All life seems to me a mockery
Just now. is everything disiIlu-
sionment? Is all reality hideous?
Perhaps these are only the dreams
Of q silly boy, but please help me.
"A BOY OF SEVENTEEN.
They're not the silly dreams OF
a boy, son. They are the doubts
and breads that come to any SEN
sitive soul when first it faces life,
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
SECRETS OF
HEALTH
BY DR.. Louis E. Bisch

by DR.. Louis E. Bisch-l
WyHE Binet test undoubtedly is
i the best known OF all mental
tests. 1t was first published in
1905 by two French physicians,
Drs. Binet and Simon, who for
mulated it after examining a few
thousand children.
Since its first appearance the
test has been changed several
times and other tests have been
devised, such as the Stanford re-
vision of the Binet test, an expan.
sion and modification of the orig
inal.
The Binet test and others start
ed out as objective scales by
which the mentality Of children up
to 10 might be measured with Q,
fair degree OF exactitude. They
tried. therefore ko show whether
a child was normal that is, aver
age In inteIligencel or subnormal,
and to what degree.
Nowadays, however, the Blnet
test and the rest may be used 70
determine whether child is above
normal, precocious, and also Where
its mental assets lie as well as It's
handicaps, with a view to deter
mining the child's future, its Vo'
cational possibilities, the best
studies for it to pursue, etc.
AS many tests as possible
should be employed il q so-called
..psychograTa," q mental chart OF
the faculties, is to be made. spe-
cial additional tests for accuracy,
attention, concentration logic,
memory. reasoning, imagination,
and 50 on. should be given.
But, most important Of all, the
Binet as well as all other tests
should invariably be given by per-
sons with q thorough psychologi-
cal training and background u
they are to be considered worm
while.
For it Ii easy enough to give 9
Binet or any other kind Of mental
test. 1t Is. on the other hand,
quite different matter to ~.
terpret the test accurately ana
correctly.
Unfortunately. the persons who
give mental tests and advise par
ents about their children from re-
suits based on sucn tests, orten
are not really qualified because Of
lack OF scientific training to DO
such work. The result Is that
wrong conclusions are drawn. the
child and the parents are not
properly advised, and the whole
business Of mental testing falls
into undeserVed disrepute.
The Binet test is q. most valti-
able aid in finding out il all Is go
ing. well with a child's develop
ment.
There are tests available also
for making similar estimates about
older, adolescent children and even
OF mature adults.
To be sure, mental tests have
their limitations, the same as all
other procedures. They are man
ifestly unfair as intelligence meas
ures of the blind, the deaf and
dumb, and illiterate persons, For
such individuals very special pro-
cedures must be carried out.
Nevertheless it would be well
IL all children and all adults, even,
were tested by these modern Ysy-
Geological methods.
Very often, when somebody sug-
gests a Binet or other test, the
parent of a child in question, or
the person himself IL he be older,
feels insulted. He gets the notion
that his mentality is being ques-
toned.
We must not. however, take
such a suggestion as a personal
affront.
Why not find out just cow our
minds or the minds OF Sour chill.
dren are WorkingS
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
ONCE-OVERS

You may think your children don't enough attention
to you
little more money would make more comfortable and
happy
your children because they do not provide It
women 90 the
financial aid they might easily provide their parents
In with families have hard time
to aong--ife is a struggle.
The things they must do without, the lxes their families
mus foregO may be causing them sorrow and regret
But every has right to think that children viii not
nit o suffer through lack of necessities
right their
andd have all they do to get along.
the difference in living
They do not consider demands education
children who take responsible place
world.
Perhaps your thinking of
have da but to the offspring its feet first
sideraton.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02
Wise Old Astors
But They Sold Too Soon

1.-TWO old Astors-JOhn Jacob and William Waldorf-built
themselves fine houses Fifth Avenue at the corner
Of Thiyfourth Street West at the of Thirty
third Street. in New York.
A. Stewards great marble residence stood the north
corner of Thyfourth Street. Stewart having decided to
ssmove far uptown
The three fine residences vanished long ago. scraper
replaces the Stewart marble palace The huge Waldorf
Astoria fills the Astor block 'front.'
And now $2O0O00OO paid for the old Waldorf which
was brand only yesterday will be torn down TO make
for office building. This country rapidly and
the Astors sold Goo soon.
The Washington times., 1929-01-02

But don't worry--reality isn't as
bad as it looks. The reality about
girls, for example, IL infinitely
more beautiful than you have
dreamed.
You've made a fairy vision of
womanhood and now, to your hor-
ror, you find that they are not at
all iry-like-that they are in
fact, as unfairy-like as men. And
that seems to you terrible thing.
1t isn't. It's a beautiful and
blessed thing that we're all of 3
piece-men and women part OF
the same common clay. For be-
cause of that we can understand
each other as we could never uTl-
derstand each other If we were
made in different mold. And that
understanding is an infinitely
finer thing than all your elfin
fancies, son. One real woman
warm -blooded. and selfish, foolish
and greedy, peevish and proud as
real women are-is worth thou.
sand OF your visionary virgins.
Some day you'n love q woman
llA0 LnaS anu UC &41u lhut hSA
cusseGness matches yours.
Stop hating reality, lad.
stop trying to adopt people to-
your delicate standards.
Adapt yourself, rather, to life,
with all its seeming grossness. For
behind that grossness lie miracles
and wonders. And In it all that is
noble and true and beautiful takes
root.
The Saviour OF the world was
born in q manger, bedded on cat
tie fodder. But from that manger
shone a glory that the years have
never dimmed. DO not turn away
from managers.
Beauty Is born in them.