davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Sra Gfer.
gcir % %crt iioitc Sommcr. - Gi-
e%nopmsials. - ltsjern;ascn / Sa.
faYif. = Setter % Gtepner. =
Ssosfalb % @iftcrmaal. - Sia'
mantbrDaup. - Nnoct &rgoenpt.
(Slutnulg. }.

Senoaa Sen 7be Sftober bolot
@uffc misunderstanding Set ior
WisiionSprcIt Sitlcitao % Iruc, Der
ihpit er irailpttet SfotseIpan % bar
boint Jig / 0ranmen. Nciteu blep
aabnct meo %elfmmItbiIIeu al Sore
ningcus TormanO &irfeIanacr &ntos
Cen. Sognepreit Swenicu / @oIlne-
itronb, tioligerc Ereit pna 2prc Gfer,
iom bar fonlmet berop Tor IrIe0nln
gen, talte FOR &GOer51iUiterne, Cal
te ierit ON at ri Griitne er iot til at
ticne, life til at berife. 9tt pprc ltor,
iiboc paa Sen pperite GlaOs - bet er
life Woolet, men at toae op Siene-
Itcn, Ben nontpgc Sieneite. 6relIcreu
ielp inttc iig paa SEN neocrlte NlaoS,
for at ban funoe ticnc; og' ban tlente
fia ino / Seben. San bar nleo lit
SIP tegret Gammcln umfrirg De &riIt-
mes 2ip. sllt iom bill pGre fort / iig
feln, er ubenfor Hamnlen. Snao er
MiSiionSorbeibet m1bct ems II Sic
neIte? Ti tror Dor Sen Sitleitno
bar bapt SieneitenS Iano. Serfor
palgte ban at 0oa no til set baorhe
3ulu,Tolf, 'og bIep en- al bore &ete-
raner OerllOc. s SelpgornGgtelie %
Selpopofrelie moatte ban outage Den
tirlge Sieneite / MiSiionenS ferite
Srpnaielsoar. Serfor fom o. oen
Sib, oa oct blep iagt til ban: Sen,
IGt bia beiere OPT Ser bleo Iugt 9e-
ipcft, ia @lanS ON bans Naon. 81
gcleoes eiter ban fom biem igien til
lit fpbrelano. Cen &rait ban babe
igicn, pieoe ban Sen Sog iom trent
beleS bopoe bans llngooms @egeilt-
ring. San bar goact en- title Sang
- til Observation-Disclosures, til De
ipee / @ngoen. 90 ban bar punbet
MenigGebens &iGrligbeo og Siaio.
Maor ban MT ifnl forlooe bette Steo,
pnifer hi bam @lbs Sreo / Sicrtet,
og Dor bierteligite Saf for oft! Tor-
monocn l9ite % en- Silien ira Tropit
9ane, Iom for ct Eor slar iioen for
retteoe iom 8reit paa Tpre Gfer. 81
geoan ct Silsninastelegram fra $50
le%beitprer 6ibie / SarISbera. San
frenlbar ogs'aa ielp Ell Saf til Sr. Sit.
Icitab for set arbeioe bon bar neb-
Iagt / @affe misunderstanding. 81
ter @epertningen talte airfcianger
Slien oper Sauliis' Srb ON &iGrIis-
heben.
anubIcn irembar en- Saf til SfoIe-
beitprer Sretbeim % Srlle, iom ogiaa
ibsit bar forlabt 9affe og er flpttet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
tnaopmsipGrnterier.

gn cnaelif IuiS bar giort en- Gam
%menligning meo Senipn til De ling
oomaorcmue. en- Gel al @nglauoS
beremte Tcrionliqbeoer engong ! Il.
oCn bar beugipct iia iii.
Sm Sen erqcIife observation-disclosures
pon @citirorten, Sir Douglas Soig,
heocr set, at ban iom @lt piloe bIioe
Hamburger.
Sir GOtparN Carton oiIoe, hoiS
ban bnuoc iulqt FIN isrite Isabelle,
uGrc bIeoet Nrfitett.
Supoe 2lono George iiIIGt lin for
Iite SmplIS, piI0e han NIL baue pGret
en- bcren1t TrGbtfort iiteoetior Seoer
Iaf Stutcn5 Nifprcr.
9onar Gam, oct t~onieruotipe Bar.
It's @cher, iprrmcoc iom una @ut for
at blue tappcr % lloaS meO Snoia'
mere, ON hpiltc han bouoe bert iuu
mango @eretuinger.
Snpoc Sen iorriac Breniermiuiitcr
T3Qnith iaact ioIgc line SiIbeieIia,
hc6cr, iom han uiloc, hopoe ban iii,
brnat lit Gin REQ ell SlRenicr3 Pr.
b~eio2boro iite0etior at flatrc op "a
bcn poIitiifc @crrmmcIie3 Stiac.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
&&rece fra n2}or9cs 8ysder og 8yer.


%begpnber @n9bcrne3 Tnttia. % Sfos
lcu6Aiiter at tnge bctpnfcIiae Ginens
iioner, % 6obritfernc2 uoiliote %
Nanlle Nlrbcioere Qoor en- eitcr Ell
oper til GOnlnnmcu@ Goriorg, me
ocuS Storinouitricn, iom hor bnut
ell efpnomiif Qllmrenbe NerioOe.
pluoiclia nrbciocr unocr &ounmtI
turncoGanQcn5 "a Griitltonicn@ iifrc
Sc9n. Sabriffcrnc5 Sfattecpnc mia
fer DC ltoQiiter StorinouItrieu 81
rcftc hor paof6rt Sommltncn, mnu
III npltcn belt brre5 al Sc buorIiQit
Itiueoe Son&nrbciOcrc, SmonbriGcre
% NeItiniuasnpno. Gen ier ion
pnfrc % lOtteliQc @onoebuao, huor
~Igcrbr1aet og Nnauoucrfct nor Nr
ringapcicn, er MI blit ct &pttc ior
observation-disclosures &crubrl mco en-
talriH 2on5nrbci0erfIn9 "a 9lrbeioa
loShco Iom 0en5 iitrc ToIQcipenoe.
III her maa &clulerina3Icpc o. Scr
onitnltningcr til ira Stot5moQtertte5
She ipne5 inoluicnoc. &crrcoinret
mcncr at Ell "r$nouitriifot" oipo2Iet
otter @coriitcu2 SterrcIc C2TntuI Or
bci6crc 0. !. b. / nn9cu @roo nil
efuiunlcre @ommuncrne3 Nciifo clcr
l(oqiiter, o9 huortil set offentliac
fltnoc IN, nnor Neoqangcn cIcr lrn=
acre NlrbciN&itnnS mcIocr iig. On
Ouitriifat, @orontifono e0cr Mino-
Itcifot - Ell al GeIenc moa ife. Oct
cr en- SelpfelQc at Standardization
life ifal fllnnc rerc2 / sc oIminocliQc
Qooc Cher; Sen ifoI finn bare tilitcoe
iom en- &ommltneruc3 M~2iuronce
moo SnouitrioIi2men5 fnrligite fel-
ger: Nrbei65Ic5heben."
Heore gferS &ommrne bar tat
iaang Neoorbei0cr iii at nibiGlpc
IrbeioSle$bcocn. 81. q. cr en- 'tor
Slot @rbcioerc tiliot at b,tQoc SEQ
Il Experimentation, iom &ommuncn
npliQ bar inofiebt. 90 mer Sfog
bill &ommltnen fiobc, bpiS oen life
fon faacS paa 'ripiQtg Woa0c, Ton
pil S~errcb&ItDrct c~rpropricre SEQ.
fog.
Stotcn bor III, ogIoo to0ct iig al
NrbciosloS6eoen / bort 2ono, ioet
ocn bar neoiat Ell GrbcibaIcoi1beoS-
%fonlite, iom npIig bar iottct fpIgenoe
@cIlutnin9er:
+. Ger rettcS en- 6elritiQino til
StatSmagtcrne ON at oiiGttc boa
Statsbuogcttet iterrc @cIob, iom fan
anpenbcS til SQnn9iGttclic cQcr ll6-
pioeIie al sc offentlige Nrbeioer | ill
fGloe al at itorre 4rbeiO5IeOiQbco
itulbe inotrroe. Gu liqncnoe Serl-
itiling retteS ogiaa til &onmuncrnc
3. @eofommcnbe administrations
creme anmobes at Jorge for / iterit
muIig llOitrpfning at ifafie Hoamo.
terialer tiIpeie, Ion ser SiIiGloe Fan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Seofempr piOnc
Ser bar intet iaa sunt for Nniam.
linser % Sprfjslslis iom Senep.

Den be samme!Oagis Scnep8pIaitrss @irt
ming mebisrte SrGnbeu % Nabler. Soa
ben 9inorius os 'Nietp. Tom SeuepspIaitre
giper. iloeu Qloiirst OF rosu @obIer.
Wnit.roIs ubrstter Bet. Set Ell tn rem,
bpio Salpe, tiIbereot meo Sersp9oIie. Zen
er pioen fabsli9 tiluirfet. iaa ben ubretter
SiOunrrt, bog uben at brlu9e Sobler paa
ben emmeite sub.
@nib fun Mutsro!e gouite let inb meb
GinseripiDierns. Se buor barti9 BET BRITT
ger Sinoriu9 - buoc baittg Smerteu for
ipinoer.
Srug Muitsrole ior ioar 6ots, @routit,
OpipuIneoe MdnoIsr. Strubeboite, itiu
Notte, &,tbmd. NsuraIsia. 6opsppins, 2n.
i~amliuser, Eleuriip. Nbenmotisme. CUNT
5o9o, Smerter % &srfen / Spg etler 2eo.nco.
IoritrGttelisr, iaore Miuitier, Steo, Troit.
tluloer, ioriroSne Eebosr, Tortie lclic / Srps
itst (oet nil oite iorebp99c gun9ebetgnoelisj.
arutter III 30c o9 SOC; Stsrrelier ior
Noipitaler 81. 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
6mrti9 Simorim9 for
T~orfoppelie.
Jaa Or. Gbmarbs' Slipe tablets.

Settle or ct Srbbcraab al Suiinoer
fiben Sr. @biparos frerbra9te Cline
Sablets, Subititut for galonel.
Or. Gbiparbs, / II Iar prnftiIerenbe
SG9e % GalomelS ganlle Sienoe, opbuz
eeoe Sormlilaen for Sliue tablets me-
ben5 ban bebanoleoe 1atienter for troniif
Soritoppelie % trG9 Seoer.
Or. Gbiparbs' Olive Tablets inbebols
Der life Galonnel, men ct helenoe, linorenz
be pegeiabillf Iffsringsmiboel.
Ser CT ingen auib / @irtntnaen al
bisie iman iufterbelagte, oliuenfdroebe
Sabletter. Sc brineer @tape og Seuer til
at ptrfe normalt. Sc tpin9er Dem alorig
til u1atlirlig Sirfning.
Spis on mi og ba bar en- "mbrfetrlin
Sutag" / Munoen. iloelugtenoe Nanoe, en-
Selelle af Slepbeb o9 SrGtbeo. "1pg"
&opeopine, trGg 2eper o9 cr foritoppet,
bill on finbe hurtige, fire pg Inn beba9c@
Iise Neiultater al en- elcr TO lntaa Sr.
Goiparbs' tablets peo Scrgctio.
Suiiuber tager c n eler TO bper Gften
netop for at forblipe / rette Sorfatnir9.
Sories DEM. 10c o9 25c pr. Sgite. Iae
Npcthefere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-05
Sifer SuSucurcr guot.

y. @uuuoieu &ubr Go,
Gccornb, Soma.
oar mootaaet 1nmaliucu "0u3ceus
rtn". Sea liter Sen goot % or5ci1s
Ter Sen til ale iom rrrnBcr en- COS
Srmuittuc. SraQiCn uar I Solar u
Il Gents. &euIi9it
2ociic griction.
@crcsicro, z. 3. / au3uit 1917.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
MONK FIRST TO USE CORK
Discovery. That Is Universally Made
Use OF Was the Result OF
Chance.

The discovery Of cork for shoppers
is ascribed to the monk Don Perignon,
who managed the cellars Of the abbey
of Haul vIlliers In 1875. One day he
ran short of the usual stoppering,
which was pads Of hemp or cloth
STEPPED in oil, and being something OF
a botanist, he had noticed that the out
err layer of the bark of certain species
of the oak tree was of comparatively
soft wood. He procured some of this
porous material and shaped It so that
it would fit into some partially fer
mented bottles Of wine,
Later on opening the bottles he
found that the effect Of the confined
carbonic acid gas which this new stop
per did not allow to escape acted on
the wine so as to make It effervesce.
From then on for long time 1t was
supposed that this phenomena was due
to the action of the cork on the wine,
and effervescing or kissing wine be-
came the rage. Enterprising mer-
chants saw the possibilities Of this
wood, and they introduced it for gen.
eral purposes as shoppers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06

Continued on Fourth Page)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
RAINS HELP INDIAN VILLAGE
Good Rice Crops Grown 10 Abundant
Moisture and Region Is Noted
for Good Cattle.

Sylhet Is a city In the most curious
part Of India-the great, low lying.
jungly, flooded, tea and rice districts
Of the far Southeast. SyIhet tea is
known all over the peninsula.
So low do these regions lie that the
heavy rains Of the rainy season result
in their being flooded for many months
Of the year. Though far inland, after
the rains this Is literally a sea, where
all travel is by boat and even ships of
some size can navigate. The torren-
tial downpours food the lower parts Of
the country TO depth Of many feet.
There is one little village at the base
of the Khasia hills which had q meas
ured rainfall of so feet in one year,
an exchange says.
The villages OF this curious district
about Sylhet are set on the crest Of
hills. After the rains fall they are is
lands. The people are very expert
boatmen and the children can swim
almost as soon as they can walk.
This is probably the only part Of In
dia where the canoe is In use. A craft
not unlike the American is manufac-
tured by following out a tree trunk
very thin. Larger canoes, propelled
by 20 paddles, are made in the same
way, and canoe racing is one of the
principal sports.
The villagers Of these island villages
keep diminutive cattle which they feed
largely on marsh grasses cut from
boats. As a result Of abundant feed
and lack Of exercise, the cows grow
fat and sleek to a degree unusual
among the lean Indian cattle. Their
milk, butter and cheese are known as
delicacies in the nearby cities. These
same villages raise unusually fine rice,
by planting before the rains begin.
AS the country is flooded, the stalks
of the rice grow with the rising sur
face OF the waters, so that rice stalks
ten feet long may be seen when the
floods recede.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
Evolution Of Wheeled Vehicles.

When the world awakened from its
apparent long sleep of the middle ages,
during which the art OF vehicle con-
struction, like all other arts, sank into
oblivion, manufacturing was revived
and from this awakening, about 400
A. D., marked improvements are found.
Emperors and kings We'd with each
other in the effort to outshine and out
class one another, and through this
rivalry we note substantial advance
ment. In 1850 A. d. 1t is said there
were only three coaches In Paris, and
within the next century we find the
feudal lords throughout continental
Europe supplying themselves with the
most extravagant and luxurious Of
equipages, some costing more than
$4,000 each.
The artists skill was employed,
poets sang beautiful songs in their
praise. and the epidemic spread, ere
ating an eager desire upon all to out
rival their neighbors.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
Tn. opIur Habit.

There are three different forms Of
taking opium. Some people, for exam
pie the Turks, eat 1t; others, like the
Chinese, smoke 1t, while the inhabi-
tants of more civilized countries usual
ly drink 1T as laudanum. The drug is
obtained from the unripe fruit of the
common white poppy. Incisions are
made In the heads of the plant, from
which a creamy juice exudes, harden
ing on it's exposure to the air. This is
scraped of and made up into small
cakes, in which form 1t is sold. The
confirmed opium eater or smoker re-
duces himself to an indescribably
wretched state Of mind and body, and
very seldom lives TO be forty il the
practice has been acquired at an early
period In life.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
Junior Epworth League Business
Meeting

The March business meeting was
held with the president, Theresa Con-
drey. After prayer and scripture, the
minutes of last meeting were read and
approved. Four devotional meetings,
including one missionary service, one
council and business meeting and one
literary social with Japanese features,
Is bouquets and Is visits to sick, two
Bible study classes and 100 Christian
magazines and papers sent to the
hospital and through the district
New literature ordered and 81 con-
tributed to japanese missions.
Honor members for February are
Charles and Evelyn Brown, Marjorie
Burnett, Theresa and Audrey Con-
drey, Melville Little, Mary Louise and
Elizabeth Atkinson, Carl Henderly,
Gladys and Carrie Brooks, Louise,
Edna and Elizabeth Adams. There
being no further business, the meet
ing adjourned.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
Mddish.

Yiddish is term used to designate
language which is spoken at the pres
emit moment by some millions Of peO-
pie. Strictly speaking, Yiddish is not
language, nor dialect, but a jargon
the jargon used by Judeo-German
communities dwelling chiefly in Ger
many and Russia, and by the immi-
grants coming from those countries to
the United States. Yiddish owes its
existenr 70 the persecution to which
the Jey ere subjected in Germany
at the til of the Reformation. Its es-
sential bass is high German, with an
admixture of Hebraic and Slavic ele-
ments.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06

Misses lone and Mamie Hodge of
Hodges Island, who have been visit
ing relatives in Micanopy and Yalaha
for the past fortnight, have arrived in
the city for weeks visit to their
aunt, Mrs. Lanier Robertson and
family.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06

Nash was joined two weeks ago by
her sister, Mrs. J. H. Strunk and Miss
Catherine, where they have been look
ing after their grove interests at that
point. Mrs. Strunk and Miss Gather
inc will remain there for another
week.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
0CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Ii You Have Amy News for this De-
partment, Cali Two-One-Five
or Two-Seven
How We Do Things

We walk into our meals.
We run into debt.
We rush into print.
We step into practice.
We fly into passion.
We jump into fight.
We dive into a book.
We wade into an adversary.
We sink into slumber.
We leap into notoriety.
We break into society.
We stumble into acquaintance.
We glide into intimacy.
We precipitate ourselves into wed
Iock.-Life.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
Woman's Clubs War Victory Drive


A letter written by Mrs. Delphine
Dodge Ashbaugh, explaining the
wornan's clubs war victory commits
sion was sent to Ocala Saturday by
Miss Louise Meigs of Jacksonville
and was read at the Woman's Club
meeting Saturday afternoon. Mrs
w. T. Gary appointed the following
chairman and committee which met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Mar
tin, namely: Mrs. G. W. Martin, Mrs
G. L. Taylor, Mrs. c. H. Lloyd, Mrs
Walter Preer, Mrs. j. E. Chace, Mrs
y. r. Dewey, Mrs. Peter Macintosh
and Miss Annie Davis.
AS Mrs. Ashbaugh says, "There has
been no loyal and earnest club woman
in the length and breadth of our land
who has not wondered if the General
Federation of Women's Clubs would
not undertake some magnificent piece
of war work as the contribution OF
the club women of America to the
worlds needs"
The war victory commission is dele
gated the task of raising a quarter OF
a million dollars, to be used to estab-
lish in France recreation houses, med
zeal dispensaries and to do such other
work as is possible under govern
ment advice.
This entire fund is to be raised by
the first of April and the first $4,000
will be contributed individually by the
board of directors, G. F. w. C. In or.
der to raise this vast amount, every
club woman in the entire federation
will be called upon to give at least
one dollar.
The members of the above named
committee will begin a house to house
canvass on Thursday, March 7th, and
they will go to all club members, in.
Guiding associate and complimentary
members, to give each chance to
help in this big work to be done by
the women's clubs.
Mrs. Cowles, president of the Gen.
eral Federation, has recently conferr.
ed with Mr.. Raymond Fosdick, who
is leaving at once for France to study
plans, ways and means by which
these recreation centers can be quick.
ly established as she considers this
work of vital Importance and abso.
lutely necessary if the morale of the
army is to be maintained, and oul
soldiers returned to us sane, clean anG
well balanced"
Mrs. Ashbaugh concluded with this
paragraph: 3'This splendid work, then
is ours. 1t is an effort into which we
should put our enthusiasm, our trust
in the deep conviction that we, the
club women of America, by this gift
to be used for our men and boys who
are fighting in this war for world lib.
.erty, shall indicate our loyal desire
also to serve our nation to the end OF
victory and true peace"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-06
The Seven Swans


The Paramount Christmas release,
"The Seven Swans" parts of which
were made at Silver Springs, will be
shown at the Temple theater Thurs
day afternoon and night and Friday
afternoon and night. Dainty Margu-
rite Clark is the heroine, and she was
kept for a long time in a dark cave
that was filmed at Silver Springs, as
are all the bank and stream scenes.
"The Seven Swans" is a fairy story
the like of which came not to the most
fantastic dreams of childhood before
this generation. The poor little picture
books of other days than these were
as the stage settings of Shakspere's
time compared to the marvellous po-
etc and historical scenes of modern
art. There is no attempt in this fairy
story at any painful accuracy of de-
tail, but its beauty is made distract
ingly realistic by some admirably Sc
lected exteriors, which are skilfully
intertwined with the studio sets until
the illustration is wellnigh perfect
In one of these exteriors, near the
bank of dark and rapidly-fowing
stream, a striking effect has been OBJ
tanned through double exposure, show
ing band of good fairies emerging
from the water and dancing gracefully
on its surface, an exquisite idealiza-
ton. They do not vanish in this air,
but sink back into the stream, their
spiritual dissolution accomplished at
the same time. Some of the palace
chambers, throne rooms and prison
scenes are theatrical, but they become
satisfying through careful attention
to picture contrast of light and sha-
dow, affording a sub-conscious infiu-
ence on the spectacular.
The same attention to light and
shadow gives poetic beauty to the
water scenes, most of which are nat
urally and appropriately framed. AS
in all spectaeles, there is a tendency
to overdress the characters, but at
tention is well-fastened on the star
and good taste marks all she wears.
Mrs. G.. A. Nash returned yesterday
from Terra Celia. where she has been
stopping for the pest month. Mrs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-06
X s. F. n.
Move Czasy, Move Zadania.

Gle dale on i'm to, czego zadaja. Gruboby sic omy-
lii ten, ktoby tax mySlai, wspanlaiy BOWEN l olbrzy-
mi gmach, przestronne miejsce it'd. czekaJa ma
panienki polskiej inteligencyi, a jak dotad, czeka-
ia. ma promo.
Takzez i czem to wytiomaczyc? Z jednej strony
~domaeaia sic rodzice sportu ola corek / powladaJa,
re ich do zakiadu ME sla, DO tam ME u~prawiaJa zad-
nych sportow, jak w amerykanskich zak1adach, a
gdy tvm samvm rodzicom wskaze sic polskl zakiad,
w ktorym zyczeniom ich moga zadoScuczyn1c, onl
udaja, re ME vida, ME rozumieja...
Gem to wytiomaczyc?
Odpowiedz ma to pytanie, MECH sobie kazdy z
czytelnikow obmysli.
To So najwieksze kolubryny zarzutow naszeJ
inteiieencyi przeciw pensyonatom zehskim polskim.
Widzimy wiec, re zaklady tie walczyc musza
nietylko o bytowanie, ale nadto zwalczac muSza "a
starzale przesady, upor W mich spoieczenstWa roz-
ne uprzedzenia tax co do samych zakladow jak co
Go ich kierowniczek nauczycielek. Walka to ciezka
; dluga, ale ME beznadziejna.
Przyjdzie Gas, re nasz ogoi p~rzejrzy, zrozurie
~nalezycie wiasny interes, uSwiadomi sobie wpsyw
~niewiasty inteligentnej W rodzinie wspo}eczef-
stwie, a wtenczas oceni tez prace i nies}ychane pc
s~wiecenie sic dzisiejszych dzialaczek, dazacych do
tego u~swiadomienia spoleczenstwa wtenczas tez
samorzutnie, a szczerze poprze wysilki polskich pen
syonatow. Prey tenn poparciu bezwatpienia rozwl-
ma sic one wspaniale rok rocznie wysylaC Z sleble
beda liczne zastepy wyksztaiconych dobrze wy
chowanych panienek, ktore, Swiadome celu swego
zycia, Swiadome wzniosiych obowiazkow kobiety,
iako zony, matki obywatelki, spelniac je bed9 god
ME i nieSc beda spoieczehstwu o;wiate, cywilizacye,
s~zczescie prawdziwe W duchu chrze$cijahskim cd
rodzenie.
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(Dokonczenie.)

lnni wreszcie, porownywujac ubogie nasze "a
kiady polskie ola d~ziewczst z bogato uposazonymi
takimiz zakladami amerykanskimi, robia zarzut, re
W pierwszych ME uprawia sic zadnych sportow, ME
dba sic wcale o ~fizyczny rozwoj miodziely, a to
p~rzeciez kardynalna zasada wychowania. Me posy-
laja vice corek do tych zakIadow, DO ME chca, ably
tam zcherlaczaiy.
.Zarzut jak najsluszniejszy, ale uwazmy tylko
Many dotad W caiej Ameryce diva zaklady wy
sze ola d~ziewczat polskich. Istotnie W jednym Z
mich, dzjeki laskawej pubhcznosci ~polskiei ktora
Przez lat cos trzydziesci istnienia tego zakiadu ME
raczyia go poprzec ~nalezycie, z powodu ciasnoty
zgoia MISUNDERSTANDING miejsca o jakowyms spor-
Gle mowy bye ME moze. Ale czyjaz wilma W tenn.
Polska publiczno5c, a raczej jej inteligencya donna
ga sic, i siusznie, Cd zakiadu sportu ola swych CO.
rex, zakiad odpowiada: Owszem, danny w~szystko,
i sport i co .chcecie, ale nam dopomozcie, slac jak
rajliczniej swe cork do zakiadu. Gdy to ~uczynicie,
niezawodnie zaklad zrobi w~szystko, ably was zado-
wolic. Ma to inteligencya znow: Sportu. A zakiad
Bedzie, tyfko dopomozcie, DO zakiad ME jest wypo-
sazony W krociowe zapisy i ~fundacye. Many dobra
wole. ochote i SHY, ale zadamy pomocy. Lecz int,
ligencya ME zwaza ma to, tylko znow krytykuje /
VIOLA Sportu dla naszych corek! - Prawdziwie -
biedne koio.
Tax sic rzecz ma z jednyr, najstarszym zakia-
dem polskim ola ~dziewczat. Drugi ~znajduje sic, co
DO tego wymagania naszej inteligencyi, W s~Iczesliw-
seem miejscu: mt Sliczne p~oiozenie, ~sPaniaiy
gmach, czyste powietrze, DUO m~iejsca do zabawy
i ma wszelkie sporty, DO nawet ma jazde konna. My
:la}by kto, re wobec tego polska inteligencya, kto-
rel tax gwaitownie chodzi o sport ola corek, ma
wvScigi posylat je bedzie do tego zakiadu, 30 pre-
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POLICYANCI Z INDIANA
STRAJKUJA.

Lafayette, Ind, 6. lipca. - sc
czlonk6w departamentu policyjne
go Lafayette wyszIo wczoraj ma
strajk, Z tel przyczyny, re odm6-
wiono i'm komisyi i podwyzki pen
syi: policyanci otrzymywali O.
becnie $50 miesiecznie i zadali 10
dolar6w podwyzki. Cz}onkowie
departamentu ogniowego tez "a
daja wiekszej pensyi i gotowi So
wyjSt ma strajk jezeli pensya ich
ne bedzie wkr6tce podwyzszona.
Wade miejskie oSwiadczy}y, re
miasto ma $25O,OOO dlugu i zad-
rym ~sposobem ME moze podwyz-
szyt pensyi policyantom i strata
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