davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15
V0II|ATfFn'nf,' G'FiSFG,

ti1htLnLe1 nom FHSt Page,
vey l. Hanashew. Clarence N. Ellie. q.
= Barry. Cherries y Dixon. sam 2.
E4a5iiner. ) ". I-auRnon. C. 4 Peveralt.
4 ~ Ctstrou, J. W C'zrhtn[ ( q NJ
Bffe. II. p, Farris r. g Kernrr X.
L. Garrett G. n. S0nnerdahi, r. IA
GoT W. p. Cox. p. l. Estes. J. A
Hornsv. p, /. Kennedy. + = Balm
bridge. s. T. sprouge c. J. Hankey.
Mark McLewiS II. L. smith s. o. Bur
nett, h. +. Patterson. G.. II. Gibbs, T.
r Rogers. w. r. Yancy. W. e. Jones
p 8 Thames, J. Eermabs. w. l.
Golden & r. Lewis. c. NJ. Parrish, ]
H. Tur'tnton and r. NJ Thorpe.
Sine~ were recruited and sent On TO
The marine barracks at r. ia Isis t.
South Carolina yebsercay. They were
George II, Erehleil Robert r Guth-
RE. I'll Ney ". cray. John Z Hutter
Charles J. Hollandsworth. GUY Ii
pegan, James T, Latirner. " .llam r
Strsaey and tfeprre w KinSt1y
One interesting feature of war ser-
ftGe In Richmond IL the service flag
e~afs lining thlrty-seven stars repre-
Sefting the number OF men from the
Westmoreland club. who arc nov in
governmental service The Names rep
senentIna-- each ~ -1AaaA- ataSA-a.a-
Francs Johnson. stuart I4eaka Y. W
Lindsey Or stuart Mcclure. Dr z. e.
bryan. George =. Scott J. G. Wise
David Dunlop, Charles Watkins. J, NJ
1--we George W Parsons. r. 4, Mott.
w q. cardwei, jeffrey Monts eAe. O.
W. sp'gpner, r. r. Cardoza. Edward
Hsrris. John Aiken Branch Colonel 10
L@ane Stern. General W w Sale. r. NJ,
WORKMAN. Blanchard $ Forbes. TTsvers
Weed. Paul z. shefet. Allen potts.
1'horssS y. Bryan. E. Don Cameron, I'd.
Harris. John Cutchtns John n Cary
IL. N. Gstsrloh. Or Leslie u4ggs, DR.
Alfred Gray. Fred Valentine. samuel
Rsnntss, Or w i>owndes Pspie. Alien
yaI~afsnA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15

tefan war once account says Ia four
day. ikhttng tho Teutons took prison
eTe. sac officers and more than ls.aa0
mon and captured 500 guns. sss ms
shine guns, sixhty-one mine throwerS
sna other materials.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15
SECRET SESSION or
PARLIAMENT SOON

London. December IA secret ses-
sion OF parliament will be held before
Christmas. II was learned tonight II
wiil deal with the problem OF man
power. now uppermost hecause Of the
Impending German drive Coordination
1T war work also will ts discussed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15
SUGAR PROFTTEERS PUNISHED


New York, Dec. 1.-THE first cases
here in which the federal food ad-
nlnistration authorities have with
drawn the license privileges to deal
sra were made effective today, when
two wholesale grocery firms, Herman
Dworkts and Goldberg & Cohen. who
admitted overchsrginG customers for
sugar, we're obliged to cloes their
stores.
Their licenses have been revoked
temporarily and thy have ben order
81 TO refund TO customers the excess
profits gained on sugar since October s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15
Mrs. Franklin Hanna Dead.

New York, December I'm 8.
Franklin Hanna died In a sanitarium
here today, She was the wife of
Franklin Hanna. leading man of the
Vitagraph company, who is a nephew
OF Mark Hanna.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15
DIR. Hfshidae Predicts u. q. victory.

Boston. Mass. December 14.--Amer-
lea will win the war by her "stick-to-
it-Iveness." Or Seiji Hishida. acting ~
spokesman for the imperial japanese
financial commission. which has arrived
here. said II was his opinion that this
country would hold a deYNinant~ pesid
ton In the money market after the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15

New FORK, December 14-Housewives
are now assured of war bread at eight
cents a loaf. weight one pound. The
federal food board reached an agree
ment with the retail bakers and deal
ers today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15

said the investigators win start their
probe OH Monday II is planned to
call in Secretary Daniels and many OF
his division chiefs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15
STEAMER KURLAND SUNK.
hhrer in shipping Records by That
Name, One Belgian and
Two Russian

London. Dec. 1.-THE steamer
kurland has been sunk in collision.
according to announcement made by
Lloyds.
According To available shipping re-
cords, there are three steamers named
kKuriand-one belgian and the two
Russian. The Belgian steamer Kur-
land, OF 1904 tons, arrived in an
American port on November 10. The
Russian steamers named Kurland are
OF ss6 and SIC tons. respectively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15

Beckley w. Va, are among local ar
rivals who passed the weekend at
White sulphur Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15
THE WEATHER
UNITED States Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture

washington. December i4--Forecast
for Saturday and sunday.
virginia and North Carolina--Fair
saturday and sunday. not much change
Ia ten1Dprature
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-15

Local HksiafaIi.
Prectp. last twelve hours ........ @
Frecip. last twenty-four hourE. .65
Excess Ia rainfall since March ! 3Sf
Excess IN rainfall since January ! ass
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04
MORNING BLAZE
AT ST. JOHNS.
Famous Old Church Caught Fire
Was Discovered in Time by Pass
erby and Escaped
Bad Fire.

ST. Johns church, Fourth and Con-
cert streets, narrowly escaped a
scorching this morning. At about
9:45 O'Clock, Arnold Schard, who
drives a delivery wagon for Schout-
ems bakery, when passing by the
church, noticed smoke issuing from
the wall of the parish house. He i'm
mediately gave the alarm, and the fire
department was soon on the ground.
Fire had caught between the cell
ling and wall in the basement Of the
building at the northeast corner.
Large volumes of smoke were coming
out, and the main room of the house
was filled with it. 1t was necessary
for the firemen to take out the WIN
dow and casing and also cut holes in
the floor and wainscotting in the par
ish house. The fire was soon extin-
pushed by means of the chemicals,
but the hose was laid as matter Of
precaution.
AS. the parish house is connected
with the church with only wall be-
tween. it is easy to see that the whole
structure would have been in danger
if it had not been seen and promptly
reported. The DAMAGE is not large,
mostly by the cutting thet firemen
were forced to do, and probably some
from the smoking of the ceilings. 1t
lis not known how the building caught
fire.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04
What Billy Sunday Says.

In one of his meetings at Boston
the noted evangelist said, II believe
that every disease can be cured by
some weed if we can only discover
1t. There is not an ailment that God
hasn't somewhere an herb growing
that will cure that ailment."
The choice medicinal herbs which
will cure women's aim ents were dis
covered more than forty years ago
and have been doing their beneficent
work for half century. Lydia e..
Pinkham combined thema in con-
venient form in her famous Vege-
table Compound, which is to be
found in the drug stores where every
ailing woman may conveniently get
1t at small cost. It does the work !!
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04
Death Of George steiner,

Lorraine. Ill, Dec. Our commun-
ity was saddened Sunday morning by
the news of the death of George Steiner
president of the Lorraine State bank
Mr.. Steiner's health had been falling
rapidly for some months and about a
month ago he went to Galesburg to
consult a specialist. 1t was thought
best for him to enter hospital for
treatment. An operation was decided
upon, as other. treatment could not
conquer the disease. This operation
was performed last Friday, but the
shock of il. and the disease combined
he'd so weakened him that he had not
the strength to withstand it, His
death occurred Sunday morning at 8
O'Clock.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04
MISSED FAME
AND FORTUNE
inventor Of First Type Setting Machine
Died In Poverty. and His
Body viii be
Dissected.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service1
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-The body of J.
w. Page 76, inventor of the first type
setting machine, who died here In pow.
erty, will be turned over to the llli-
nois demonstration society for disco
ton. unless friends provide funds for
burial.
Page had orders for $2,000,000 worth
of his machines in the early COS. He
insisted on making further improve.
ments before filling them and while
he was waiting. the successful .Mer-
genthaler machine was marketed.
Page Is believed to have married
son somewhere in Connecticut.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04
NOT TOO LATE
TO SEND GIFTS
They Can Still be Delivered to the
Soldiers in France II They
Go Out This
Week

1t is not too late to send packages
for the boys in France. According to
officials of one OF the local express
companies, packages reaching New
York by December 15 will be deliv-
cred in France To be on the safe
side however, packages should be for
wardod this week.
Some of the local people who have
boys in the Rainbow division now in
France have been hesitating a little
about sending packages to them If
they will send them by the end of this
week, however there can be little
doubt but that they will receive them
by Christmas
And think how lonesome the boy
will be If he don't receive the Christ
mas package.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04
Ply R A N I'd
' ';' =:

The Quicker You Get a Free Trial
of Pyramid Pile Treatment the Bet
ter. LII IL What You Are Looking
For.
Don't talk operation. If you can't
wait for free trial of Pyramid
Pile Treatment get a 60c box at any
not near q store send coupon for
free trial package in plain wrapper.
and get rid of itching, bleeding and
such rectal troubles. Take no substitute.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04
BROAD MINDED
GENEROSITY
American Government officials Were
Praised by Japanese at Dinner
In Honor of Ambassa-
dor Morris.

[By Ralph H. Turner, United Press
Staff Correspondent
TOXIC, Dec. 4.-The "broad-minde ed
generosity" of the officials OF the
American government which made
possible the Lansing-Ishii agreement
between America and Japan was
tributed tonight by Viscolnt Ishii at
a dinner given by him in honor of u.
8. Ambassador Morris and his staff
and members of the 1shii mission to
America.
After the viscount had proposed the
health os President Wilson in an cln-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04

'quent address, Ambassador Morris
Responded by proposing the health of
the emperor.
"Viscount Ishii left behind him in
America new appreciation Of Japan
said the ambassador, although his
visit did not change the real senti-
ments of Americans toward this coun-
try. They have always been friendly
to and desired the friendship of Japan,
but have labored under misinforma-
ton.
Happily these clouds have now
been dispelled. This new agreement
removes once and for all time the
causes of misunderstanding"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-04
Rumania Wants Peace,

UNITED Press Leased Wire service,1
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 4.-Rumania
has sounded Berlin and Vienna regard
ing conditions for an armistice and
other peace preliminaries, according
to report circulated in the Berlin
reichstag and reported today by the
Dusseldorf General Gazette.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-06
I podr661iy pc Europe.
Lwow po odejsciu Rosyan.

Pc wycofaniu sic armii rosyjs-
kiej re Lwowa i powr0ceniu do
miast wojsk austryacko : niemiec
kich, mys1i i dzia}alnosc mieszkan
cow przedewszystkiem zwroci}y
sic ku losom innych i przysz}osci
w%}asnych dzieci. Nadchodzacc Z
Warszawy i innych wielkich pre-
mys}owych srodowisk Kr6lestwa
wiesci 0 cierpieniach i umieraniu
4 glodu ludnosci znajdujacej sic
pod okupacya nicmiecka, kazaly
zapominac o niedoli Polak6w i zy-
dow we Lwowie i niesc wspania-
}omyslna pomoc tam, gdzic wick
sza jej okaza}a sic potrzeba.
Picrwsza czynnoScia rady micj-
skiej we Lwowic, kicdy zebra}a
sic nanowo pod przcwodnictwem
nowcgo prczesa, A. Grabowskiego
by}o wyznaczenic 100000 koron z
kasy miejskicj do natychmia>to--
wcgo przes}ania do Warszawy. Do
lnoszono, re tam gorsze panuja sto
sunk, aniZcli we Lwowie, ktory
przcz 293 dni znajdowa} sic pod
zarzadem Rosyan. Pc "a ia cz.yn-
noScia urzedowa wydano odezwy
0 prywatnc sk}adki, kt6rc row.
ricz przyniosly pokazne sumki.
Polski komitct biskupi, polski
naczclny komitct narodowy, zy--
dowskie gminy i komitety, jako-
tel rome organizacye zajmujacc
sic dzia}alnoscia dobroczynna, a
wszelka gotowoScia p%ostapily Ego
dnie Z odczwa w}adz miejskich i
zraczna nios}y pomoc ludnosci W
Warszawic i innych miastach. w
ktorych. .jak ~dono>zono, tySiacc
mezczyzn, kobiet i dzicci od czaSu
okupacyi przez armie nicmiccka,
marty Z glodu.
Ponadto ME Zapominano take i
o ofiarach wojny W tel cztSci Ga
licyi. W kt0rcj armic j~c>zczc to-
czyly Walk i i'm take nic>iono pc
moe. O lie zdOlanO.
"Nigdy w dziejach ludzkoSci
ME by}o wznio$lejszych przyk}a-
dow po>wiecenia i prawdziwej mi
|oSci chrzeScijanskicj blizniego cd
'tvch. ktorc dawali mieszkancy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-06

he beda skoro interes wzrosnie.
Pierwsza TAXA fabryka stanie w
poludnlowej Kslifornji i to ma
bye Sprawdzene jak twierdza re,
ia: przyk}ad kartofle beda o 80
procent lzejsze, bez uszkodzenia
smaku ezyli Flavor Scientific.
Pr6ba byla zrobiona ola rzadu St.
Zjedn. i to bylo wyprobowane, re
gdy "dehydrated' produkta byly
wlozome do woody to odzyska}y
normally smak spodziewaja
sic. re tony i tony kartofli, ce-
bull j marchwi, kt6rc by}y wyrzu
care i zmarnowane z powodu mar
kietu, to wszystko bedzie oszcze-
dzone takim sposobem i jezeli be-
die potrzeba, w TAXI sposob moze
sic utrzymac przcz wielc lat.
Pewni znawcy angielscy przewi
duja, re jezeli pok6j zostafby te--
raz zawarty, to pred godami ma
pewno ma wybuchnac W Mem
czech rcwolucya.
| Pan Franciszek Bojarski W Los
Angeles otrzyma} cd swego brata
re wschodu list, W kt0rym pisze,
re jest ojcem trojga dzieci i TO-
sta} zaciagniety do armii amery-
kanskiego wojska i zc bedzie miaf
moze s%posobnoSc zobaczyc swoje
miejscc rodzinnc W ksiestwie Poz
nanskiem i lie miasto Z 80 tysiecy
Iudnosci zlozy|o $2,0OO,OOo.O0 ma
wojne amerykanska.
Tomasz Nalcwaja ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-06
Los ANGELES, CAL
Mech bedzie %pochwalony Jezus
Chrystus!

Szanowna Rcdakcyo Wiarusa!
Zosta}a tn zorganizowana spoil
ka Z kapita}em $250,0O0,0O kt6ra
za}ozy fabryke zaprawy owocow
Dehyrating Vegetables Plant''.
Ia fabryka ma bye pobudowana
W Riverside, Cal. zaprawiane tam
beda rozmaite gatunki owoc0w i
warzyw Ola armii st. Zjcdnoczo-
nych. Miliony funt6w kartofli i
cebuli razem T. milionami funtow
inncj ogrodowizny bedzic konscr.
wOwane W taxi spos0b re sic mo-
re trzymac przez 1000 lat i d}uzej.
Taxa fabryka istnicje W Mem
czech a przez p. Henryka E. Doug
hertcgo bedzic zaprowadzona W
st. Zjednoczonych.
Sp0}ka "Pacific Dchydrating
Company zorganizowala sic o.
negda.j W miescie Riverside, Cal.
a pan w. j. Hole, w}asciciel wiel
kich obszar00w zicmi i kapitalfsta
jest preZcsem, p. l.. '. Brown tax
samO w}asciciel wielkich obszar6w
ziemi jest vice prczesem, D. A.
bert V. Crisp 4 Los Angeles, be-
die mia} doz0r mad gruntem i
mad robotnikami. Przcszlo 80 ty-
siecy ARROW gruntu doSta1a kom
pania do Swego roZporzadzcnla J
zicmia juz jest gotowa do uprawy
l. sicdcm tysiecy Hindus6w be-
die zatrudnionych PREY tel robo-
Gle.
Picrwsza TAXA p1antacya czyli
fabryka ma bye pobudowana ia
farmie p. Hole a innc pobudowa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-06
Dobra Rada.

Dobra Rada. - p. Kasper Cue
timer Z Denver, Colo, pisze: Pew
ma mloda osoba, kt6rej twarz lite
ralnie pokryta byla wyrzutami, 0
trzyma} rade, ably uzy}a Ora Pho
ira Gomozo. Pc try : tygodnio-
wen leczeniu sic tym srodkiem,
zupe}nie uwolnila sic cd tel szpe-
cacej choroby' To stare, przez
czas wyprobowane lekarstwo ME
jest sprzedawanem przez apteka-
rzy. Jest ono dostawianem wprost
Z laboratoryum DR.. Peter Fahr-
ney 4 Sons Co., 1875 So. Hoyne
ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-06

gu PiAyAAusu SZk0IneSO OOecule
ma}o maja do czynienla, DO sami
rodzice i og6} staraja sic o to, by
szko1y byly zape}nione-'
Stanowczo take zmieni1o sic "a
Ichowanie ludnosci Lwowa wobec
w}adz policyj, obecnie W miescie
funkcyonujacych pod zarzadem
austryacko : wegierskim i jest III
mem niz zachowanie sic wobec 20
|chrany' tajnych agentow rosyj
lskich. Rosyjskich urzednik6w oba
wiano sic i uwazano ich "a pre-
kupnych, a sluchajacych podszep-
tow swych donosicieli lub falszy
wych swiadkow. Obecni urzednicy
wedle swiadectwa osob z r6znych
warstw spolecznych, zdolnymi So
Ii wykszta}conymi, a obawiaja sic
ich tylko ci, kt6rzy przekraczaja
prawa.
Burmistrz Grabowski, urzeduja
cy cd czasu reokupacyi austryac-
kiej opisa} mi stosunek policyi
lwowskiej do ludnosci~
"Przedewszystkiem poza poll
cvantami rozstawionvmi DO uli--
each i maszeru jacymi tn i owdzle
Ola utrzymania porzadku i dono-
szenia 0 przypadkowych zajsciach
kazdy czlonek departamentu poll
cyl jest czlowiekiem wyksztalco-
nym, ktory ukonczyi ginmazyum,
a wielu ma wyksztaleenie uniwer
syteckie" - powiedziaf prezy--
dent miasta Grabowski. "Lu-
die ktorych pam nazwafbyS de-
tektywami, sl,ecyalnymi sgentami
porucznikami, kapitanami hub in
nymi urzednikami, Ia mocy u
staw musza mice wyksztalcenie.
Rozpoczvnajac sw6j zaw6d W kwa
tcrzc policy jjlaej, ludzie 81 awan--
suja tylko ma podstawie zas}ug
zdolnoSci. Amcrykanie, kt0rzy tn
pred wejna potlrozowaIi, ME mo
gil zrozumiec tego systemu.
"Wykztalcony policyjny urze
dnik wieccj przynosi pozytku cd
czfowleka niewyksztalconego, cho
cby, najlepsze majaecgo checi, we
die naszego doSwiadczenia. Urzad
W polieyi wymaga wykszta}cenia,
Il take uwaza sic "a zaszczytny,
uczciwy i rownie wazny Ola kra-
.ju, jak sluzba we wojsku hub w
duchowiciistwic.
'',Nasi cz}onkowic POLICY znaja
ustawy kraju w}asncgo i zagra-
nicznych. So patryotami j dlate-
60 wyrozniaja sic %zaszczytnie cd
cz}onkow tajnej sluzby innych
KRAKOW wtych czasach krytycz-
nych.
Nv kazdc:j naszcj kwatcrze,kt
re wy nazywacic, stacyami, many
ludzi m1wiacych roznymi jezyka
mi curopejskimi, a wobec naszcgo
sasiadowania 4 wielkim wschodem
many takzc takich. ktorzy znaja
jezyk turecki i rome azyatyckie.
krotko mowiac, jeste>my zaopa-
trzeni ! ME spuszczamy sic IA los
sz~czescia, gdy Zajda nicspodzicwa
ne wypadki.
"Wiekszosc naszych Zwyklych
policyantow rekrutuje sic Z vol
ska. Bee wzgledu Ia swoja piinosc
zas}ugi, jezcli chca osiagnac pew
ne stopnie, musza posiadac wyk-
szta}cenie gimnazyalne i wyzsze.
"Takie wymagania ME istnieja
W policyi rosyjskiej i dlatego lud
nose Lwowa by}a zregustowana,
kiedy zetkne}a sic Z innym rodza-
jem urzednik6w policyjnych. kon
trast ia korzysscc naszych tax byl
wielkim. re tamtych d}ugo ME "a
pomni nasza ludnosc. A W dodat-
ku do systemu policyjnego many
jeszcze W naszym zarzadzie innc
urzadzcnia, powszcchnie ma}o INA
ne dlatego tylko, re jakbyScie wy
to powiedzieli, ich ME reklamuje-
my"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-06

Lwowa, kt6rzy nieraz odejmujac
sobie cd ust to, czego sami istot-
ME potrzebowali, sla1i pomoc
swym ziomkom W przekonaniu, re
wieksze tam zachodza potrzeby'
opowiada1 mi dir. Lisiewicz, pc
sci do austryackiego parlamentu i
szef lwowskiego oddzia1u naczel-
nego komitetu narodowego, opisu
JAG %polozenie, jake nalazf pc pow
rocie do Lwowa, kiedy Rosyanie
sic wycofali. "Teraz musi sic zalat
vic liczne potrzeby %miejscowe i
sasiednie, ale take i teraz odlegle
wolania 0 pomoc umierajacych z
g1odu wywo}uje spania}omyslna
ofiarnosc.'
Cd czasu powrotu wojsk austry
|acko : wegierskich miej scowe po-
trzeby zwiekszyly sic jeszcze po-
trzebami rodzin zo}nierzy, ktorzy
|polegli w bitwach, ranionych, ka-
lex nieuleczalnych j ich rodzin, II
chodzc6w j tysiecy bezdomnych,
kt0rzy jak zbiakane ptaki znajdu
ia sic bez schronienia z powodu,
Ze ich wlasne mieszkania Zostaly
z~niszczonc hub zburzone.
A w miare dalszego toczenia sic
wojny i z@aostrzania blokady mo-
carstw centralnych, podczas gdy
liczba rak zdolnych do uprawy TO
Ii sic zmniejsza przez kosbe smier
ci, ludnosc Lwowa sama odczuwa
potrzebe pomocy Z zcwnatrz. w
czasic mego pobytu we Lwowle
zwiekszano usilowania opiekowa--
MIA sic ubogimi mieszkancami,k to
rych liczba ciaglc wzrastala i "a
pobiega}a ustawicznie rosnacej
|niedOli.
Obok problem6w nicsicnia po--
mocy potrzebu jacym zdania wy
chowania mlodziezy, pc wiekszej
czesci pozbawionej szk6} W ciagu
i2S93 dni okupacyi rosyjskiej i "a
DAME urcgulowania c]odziennego
zycia, o lie to sic tylko da}o, zaj-
mowaly umys}y ludno$ci i rzadu
micjskicgo.
DIR. Kazimierz Twardowski, rex
tor uniwersytetu lwowskiego, kto
rcgo uczci}y rome zak}ady nauko
we curope,jskie, a kt6ry nalczy do
na.jznamienitszych profcsor6w sta
rcgo Swiata, W taxi sposob opisy
wal mi stan szkolnictwa we Lwo-
vie i wog0le pod zaborcm a4stry
ackim:
''MoZe nar0d Stan0w Zjednoczo
nych ME vie o TEN, re W ca}ej Ga
licyi many znakomity nowozytny
system szkolnictwa, kt6ry pod pc
wnymi w~zgledami przcwyzsza Wa
SIZE systcmy amerykanskic. kszta}
Genie ludnoSci wSzelkich wyznan,
Z uwzglednianicm ich rcligijNch
przekonann, odbywa sic w szkohch
publicznych. kt6rc najwaznicjs ze-
mi >taly sic instytucyami w ma
Sym kraju.
"kszta}cenie w naSZych >ZEo-
ZACH publicznych odbywa sic W
trzech ki%erunkach. Najplzod
! ksztalcimy w zaSadach religijnych
moralnych, powtore pod wzgle-
dem obowiazk6w obywatelskich,
po trzccie w przedmiotach potrze
bnych mfOdzleZy w zyclu JeJ, kle
dy dorosnie. Kszta}ci sic W niej
SERGE, mySl i cia}o. Prawa jezyka
religii tax mniejszosci ludnosci
.jak i wiekSzosci, zarowno sic NV
zgledniaja, w%yk}adaja, doznaja 0.
|,pieki. System naszych szko} pub
licznych obejmuje take szko}y
srcdnic i najwyzsze zak}ady nau-
kowe.
''Niejaki brak jcszcze dajc sic
odczuwac W sprawic wyzszego wy
chowania dziewczat. ale tenn Ia
pobiega sic W prywatnych akade-
miach. Poza tym brakiem jednak
poza pewnemi ograniczeniami W
uniwersytetach, ca}y system NV
zglednia obie p}ci ma rowni.
"Prosze tylko wyobrazic sobie
stan naszego miasta i kraju, gdy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-09-06

Jak mezczyzna bcz zony, jak
gal bcz drew, lecz ajnierozsad-
'nicjszym g}upccm w zyciu jest kto
ME Pile Rocky Mountain herbaty.
w apiece Brown'a. Ogl.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-24

his latest and shown yesterday and
today for the first time in Keokuk
Thrill crowds thrill, and laugh fol-
lows laugh in this new Fatty story.
The screens biggest fun-maker Is
disguised as the man who puts
bubbles in summer beverages. From
his vantage point behind the choco-
late and vanilla extract bottles.
| Fatty" carries on his violent love
scenes with the beautiful cashier,
who according to he-plot, is also the
daughter of the proprietor. Then
! things begin to happen and they
don't stop until the audience has had
half hour of continuous laughter.
Little Vivian Martin has countless
| friends, gained by her delicate beauty
and her winsome personality. The
story Of Little Miss Optimist" is
| her best. It deals with the life and
adventures of little girl "newsie"
who. because Of her cheerfulness and
! smile, wins many friends. In her
own way she is able to befriend a
starving musician. and, like all good
deeds, this in time brings its own
reward.
Geo. NJ. Cohan, who delighted pic
ture-goers everywhere in broadway
Jones'" wrote Seven Keys to Bald
pate" although he never appeared in
the stage version. This comedy has
now been made into picture and
I will be shown tomorrow and Friday
at the Grand with Mr.. Cohan in the
leading role. 1t was a huge stage
success and is even better as a
photoplay.-