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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
HEARING ON COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

In re
Doe Creek Drainage District, No.
Henderson County, Tennessee,
Pending in the County Court of Hen
derson County Tennessee.
To all property owners, lein holders
and incumbrancers Of land in Hender
son. Hardin and Decatur Counties,
Tennessee, embraced within the
boundaries of Doe Creek Drainage
District No. r., of Henderson County,
Tennessee:
You are hereby notified that the
Commissioners heretofore appointed
by this Court to go upon the several
tracts and parcels of land embraced
within the boundaries Of said drain
age district and to make an equitable
assessment of the benefits and dam
ayes to said lands by reason Of the
construction of the improvements
proposed for said drainage district,
have filed their report in writing with
j. w Page, Clerk of this Court, and
hearing on the same is ordered by
the County Judge to be held at !
o'clock y. m, on Tuesday, July 30,
1918, at the Court House in LeXing
ton, Tenn
j. W. PAGE, Clerk.
July 5, 1918.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
A Good Friend.

A good friend stands by you when
in need. Lexington people tell how
Deans Kidneys Pills have stood
the test. Mrs. Ryanna Dennison
Reid Ave, Lexington, endorsed
Doan's three years ago and again
confirms the story. Could you ask
for more convincing tertimony?
Il suffered off and on from kid
ney trouble for several years." says
Mrs. DenniSon Il had the worst
kind of shooting pain across my
back and suffered from severe head
aches and dizzy spells My condi.
ton was critical and lost in weight.
After all the medicine | took
brought no relief thought could
not be cured. Finally began TAX
ing Doan's Doan's Kidney Pills and
they entirely cured me" (State-
ment given December 10, 19l4.)
On May "a, 1918 Mrs. Dennison
said: Il recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills as highly now as when !
gave my last endorsement. | wish
to confirm my former endorsement"
Price 60c, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. DenniSon had. Foster.Mll-
burn Co., Mfgrs Buffalo, N. Y.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
ARMSTRONG AND PAGE HURT.

An accident and wreck on the N.
G. at an early hour Monday morn
inG resulted in conductor John
Armstrong and Brakeman Ollie Page
being badly bruised ard hurt. 1t
seems that an overloaded sand car
burst and dumped its contents after
the train had gone Oh a treStle.
-Four cars and the caboose we're
thrown from the track and both
Armstrong and Page, who were in
the cabooSe when it overturned,
were considerably bruised. Page
was brought home to Lexington and
Armstrong carried on to Paducah,
where he lives
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
MOTTO

! have fine young Jersey bull
IA mocths old for sale. His sire is
a son of the famous Gamboge's
Knight out of Register of Merit,
sire that has record of 536 pounds
Of butter as three year old with
first calf. His dame is a grand
daughter of Imported Peree'S Mas
terman and is a near descendant of
Brisson's Bell with a record of 1882
pounds OF butter in one year. He
is all Island blood and is a bargain
at 500, e'i papers furnished. A
buyer in Henderson county could
drive through for him and thus
save expense charges. | will also
state tHati have a small herd of
Jerseys, of al fine blood as is in
America and from time to time
will hasgbnlls and heifers for sale,
ard would be glad to correspond
with any of my old fellow country
mkn.
Respectfully,
F. L. Dennison,
Trenton, Tenn.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
IN MEMORY OF BABY.

On Monday, the first day of July
at $50 o'clock p. m, the innocent
soul of John Thomas, the two-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Pc
terson, left its earthly tenement of
clay and winged its fight to Him
who said "Of such is the Kingdom
of Heaven Little John Thomas
had been i'll but four days. He was
taken with fiux, followed by conges
ton. and all the heroic and loving
efforts to save his precious life were
unavailine The little fellow had
lived long enough to win his way
into the deepest love of HE parents,
his paternal grand parents esq.
and Mrs. j. c. Peterson) and others,
and his rather sudden taking away
was one of those blows hard indeed
to bear or to calmly meet with the
deepest religion and philosophy.
The healing power of time alone
can bring balm to the hearts which
mourn his loss in which the parents
and Others who loved him have the
most profound sympathy.
----
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
UNION SERVICES AT COLLEGE HALL.

There is to be a great union
religicus-patriotic service at the
College Hall next Sunday eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock, when Chaplain
W. Z. Edmundson of the United
States Navy is to deliver a great
patriotic lecture entitled The Great
War" Chaplain EdmundSon comes
to Lexington highly recommended
and it is hoped that a great audi
ence will great him and hear his
thrilling story and the message he
will bring to our hearts. There is
to be music and you are assured of
a service worth while. Regular ser
vices at the other churches in the
morning.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
FOR FLOATER.

We are authorized to announce
Cooper G. Sweat candidate to
represent the 25th Pictorial District,
composed of the counties Of Madi-
son and Henderson, in the 61st
General Assembly of Tennessee,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce
Hon. A. S. Montgomery, of Sardis, a
candidate for Floater to represent
the counties of Madison, and Hen
derSon, in the 61st General Assem-
bly, of Tennessee, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
THE NJ. {. CHURCH, SOUTH.

You are cordially invited to come
out in the morning at $3.50 for an
hour of inspiration and study of the
Word of Life in the Sunday School,
and at 100 o'clock for an hour of
worship, prayer and meditation.
The Epworth League at 1870 in
the evening. There will be no
night service on account of the
union service at the College Hall
with Chaplain Edmondson of the
Unired States Navy, to which place
you are urged to 90.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
Insolvent Notice.

The insolvency of the estate of
Green Williams. deceased, having
been this day suggested to the Clerk
OF the County Court of Henderson
County, Tennessee, all persons hav-
Ing claims OF Indebtedness against
said estate are hereby notified to file
same, duly authenticated, on or be
fore the 2lst day Of September, 1918,
with J. w. Page, County Court Clerk,
ar the said claims will be barred.
This, June Is, 1918.
j. c, PETERSON,
Administrator.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12

Col. H, E. draper, Mrs. Graper
H. E. Graper, jr., Robert Hall and
little Dick Logan, motored to Boil
var last Thursday, carrying the
writer as far as Jackson and pick
ing him up on the return. Supper
la picnic was had at Crawford
Springs. The Col. drives like the
like he does everything else.
There was great uneaSneSs in
Lexington Tuesday until it was
learned that Judge A. H. Roberts
was not on the train which was
wrecked that morning when but a
few miles out of Nashville. The
Judge was at Camden Monday,
hence was not in Nashville Tuesday
morning as he was billed to speak
here Tuesday.
Judge N. R. Barham, accompan-
led DY his daughters, Misses Mary |
and Celestia and Miss Ida Taylor
went to Luray last Sunday after
noon, where the Judge made an ex-
cellent speech in behalf of the
War Savings campaign. The crowd
was large enough and attentive but
the response in subscriptions was
negligible, but the district is about
up on its quota.
Last Friday, the 5th inst, a fam
lily reunion was held at the home of
R H. Wheatley, on N. Main Street.
Those present were Mr., and Mrs r.
NJ. Jordan, (parents of Mrs. R. H.
Luther Wheatley, wife
and son, of Louisville, KY, Frank
NJ Wheatley, of the U. S. Navy, W.
NJ Norman, wife and two children,
Of Fulton, Ky, and Miss Lucille
Scott, of Lexington. 1t was a very
happy occasion
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

We are autorized to announce
Hon. Eugene Fulghum as a candi-
date for reelection to the State
Senate, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
7. C. Long, of Jackson, to represent
Madison, Henderson and Chester
counties in the next State Senate.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
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Local and Personal

NSGG6VGS GGee&&SS HAs Ge&eE
Alfred Parker, of Sardis, was in
Lexington Wednesday.
Jones A. Austin, a good friend OF
this office, was here the last of last
week.
Maxwell Car For Sale, Al shape.
Apply to Lee Cogdell, at Dennlson's
Garage. Adv
Esq. C. F. McHaney continues
confined to his home and is report
ed some better.
We are prevented this week from
printing the farm news on account
of limited space.
Atty. Jas. A. England, of Deca-
turvilIe, was here Wednesday en-
route to Memphis.
G. G. Winslow, returned last Sat
urday to his home in Madison coun-
ty after visiting here
We are glad to put on our list the
name of that excellent lady, Mrs.
7. W. Moore. of Luray.
Elder E. M. Borden is holding a
meeting in the Christian church at
Wildersville this week.
Mrs. I. w. Scott arrived from
Memphis Tuesday to visit LeSing-
ton relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. A. Eller, and daughter,
Mrs. Cora Garner, are on visit to
Mrs. |. w. Eller, in Memphis.
Mrs. Bird league Dalton, of Gains
vile, Texas, is here on a visit to
her many friends and relatives.
Lexington was we'll represented
in Jackson on the 4th-Ernest Hay
and family being of the number.
Hon. Eugene Fulghum, of Madi-
son county, candidate for State Sen
ate, spent Tuesday in Lexington.
Ed. Hamlet, wife and little
grandchild came over from Milan
last Friday to spend week with
relatives.
Miss Ruth Allen, whose home is
here, but whose parents are away,
has been a guest of Miss Katherine
McHaney.
The revival will begin at Bethel
church, in the country next Sunday.
The pastor, Rev. Lampkin, will do
the preaching.
Our old and good friend, W. H.
Martin, of Bath Springs, Decatur
county, spent Sunday and a part of
Monday here.
Mrs. Thomas W. Stegall is back
in the Stegall store after being at
home for a week on account of a
Sprained ankle.
Judge. L. 7. Smith returned We'd
nesday to Decaturville after visiting
his daughters, Mrs. Ed Walpole and
Mrs. F. c. Boren.
Mrs. W. L. McHaney returned in
the last weekend from a visit to
the family of DR.. H. A. McHaney,
at Whiteoak, Mo.
Mrs. Kelley Williamson, of Jack
son. with her two months old
daughter, Miss Louise Howard, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Noble Parker and two chill
dren, returned to their home in Pa
ducah, Thursday, after spending
about three weeks here.
Hall Frazier left Sunday for
Memphis where he has a good po-
Sition with the Quality Motor Car
Co. Hall is gifted in mechanics
and with proper application has a
bright future.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12

Jackson, Tenn, July Interest
ing reflections were offered at the
final session of the county court
Saturday, it being shown that three
members in particular had served
long and faithfully. Esq. W. B.
Exum stated that he had served 43
years in the court. Esq. Exum
made the race against Howell +.
Jackson for the Legislature nearly
half a century ago. The latter was
elected to his first office, winding
up by serving on the United States
Supreme Court bench.
Esq. Ben Tyson stated that he had
been member of the court 40
years, and Esq. Thomas c. Long had
served 35 years, for 10 years as
chairman.
The court will be dissolved on
Sept. |, when the county commits.
sion, as created by the Legislature,
will take charge of the affairs of
the county.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce
HUI c. Anderson of Madison county
candidate for the office of Attor-
ney General of the 18th Judicial
Circuit of Tennessee, subject to the
Democratic primary, Jan. 10, 1918.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
For Sale at a Dargain---Nic Home.

Five room residence, new, well
painted, large rooms, plenty of
shade, nice yard, vines, etc. Nice
home or good rental property in
heart of town.
ADV. W. A. LAWYER.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-07-12
FOR SALE.

One seven room residence known
as the W. L. Croswell place on Elm
street. Will sell at bargain. For
further information inquire at Cit.
zens-Bank Of Lexington.
adv. 6. r. CRoswELL, Admir-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-07

lyle o kwestyi tel ciekawej dys-
kusyi W sprawie szkol wyzszych
ola dziewczat, kt6rej goscinnosci
ma swych szpaltach udzielii osta-
tnio ,,Dziennik Zwiazkowy" -
co z uznaniem n~otujemy ma do
bro pisma tego + ma dowod poza-
danego wyr6wnywania sic roznic
stronniczych W naszem ~spo&eczeh
stwie tutejszem.
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glowy PREY STOLE"
.~SkoIcze. najukochahsza! Jutro
udam sic do mego aptekarza po bu.
telke ,,RUFFLES" 1 jestem przeko-
many, re RUFFLES ,zakohczy te pla-
ge".
Drodzy, pomyslcie! Ot6i po diu-
gich latach piracy tutrudnionych pro-
bach uda!o sic dotrzec do ce.u | W.
naleze srodek. ktorym ostatecznie
motna oczyscic glove z Iupieza.
Jedna butelka "a Csc pozbawi
swedzenfe | iupie5, | doszczetnie o.
czysci Wasza sk6re ma giowie. Zas u
zywanie jego cd czasu do czasu "a
pobieze powrotu lupieza. A co "a py-
szny | zdrowy widok bedzie mlala
Wasza glowa!
Jeszcze dis kupcie ;edna butelke
RUFFLES u Waszego aptekarza.
Bezwarunkowo RUFFLES powinien
wstrzymat 1 oddaiic lupiez, lub "
przeciwnym razie otrzymacie pienia-
DE Vase z powrotem. RUFFLES
Jest zreszta wspanialomyslny ola
kazdego. RUFFLES utrzyma Wasza
sk6re W czystosci; w}osom doda po-
tysku 1 pychy. RUFFLES ME mozs
szkodz!c nawet najdelikatniejsze1
skorze.
Jezeli Wasz aptekarz ME ma na
skladzie RUFFLESU, to przyslijcis
nam lego nazwisko 1 zalaczcie Toe .
wyslomy VAN butelke z o%piacona
%przesylka. F. Ad. Richter and Co..
1880 Washington Str, New York.
N. 2. .
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mowila, by jechac Lie tedyi tylko
tamtedy; robi sic sprzeczka, scena
- kl6tnia malzenska! Jeszcze do
rozwodu dojsc gotowo, a tn dziecl
liczba nieparzysta mogfby bye
klopot! Ratuje sytuacye, o~bjasniajac
o naszych najnowszych rozporzadze-
mach ,,skipstapskich".. MAJ
spojrzai ma mnie, jak Otello, pewnie
mi ayczy1, bym ME wyjrzal stamtad,
gdzie cieplo, chot c6iem ia temu WI
MEN; pani wdziecznie-kwasno sic
usmiechnela - ,poskipowali" da-
lei z siedmiorgiem Il reke, pod re-
Ike / ma reku do najbli1szego nsta-
pu".
Jeszcze dalej slyszalem jak dwu
~tabaczarzy z~agadalo sic o polityce, a
dwu O wojnie-i wszystkich czterech
tramwaje mijaiy jeden "a drugim, a
ci furt czekali / ~perorowali; k1edym
pc paru godzinach powracai z re-
dakcyi, oni jeszcze ciegiem czekall
- ,,nie przesadzajac", a naWet ME
doszli ~jeszcze do punktu, co zrobic Z
okrojonymi do mysiego ogona Pru-
sami, a kogo obrac ma tego, czy tam
tego W najblizszej kampanii....
Szykowna facetka z fiufiutkiem ma
czolku czeka ma ,,kare" - Przecho-
dzac, widze oczywista - | tkniety IL
toScia mad niewinnoScia, uprzejmie
CbjaSniam, re tn ME stoi, tylko tro-
szke dalej Wdziecznie sic u
Smiechnela / ,,podskipnela" bloczek
dalej; wsiadamy - ona pyta 2 da-
sem zachwycajacym konduktora, CO
to macy, re tn tax, a tam - mic?
WywaliI Slepie ma %panienke, roze-
5mia1 sic idyotycznie i zamiast OBJ
jaSniG ,,kostumerke", glupie zarty
poczai stroic z jadacymi ma platfor-
ME mlokosami. -. Oburzylem sic
tenn niepomiernie, vice podjafem sig
sam objasnic moj1 sliczna o nowych
przepisach, a tax to rozmownie urza-
dziIem, zem omal ,,dauntaun" ME
zajecha{ - Zamiast redakcyi. -.
Wracajac W sentymentekaptalnym
n~tstroju - slyszalem, jak jakis oby-
watel, w~ygladajacy ma kowala 2
mafego miasteczka, objaSnial motor
mana - jake eXpert-mechanik -
re u Mich, W Boneh 2adville lepszy
! maja sposob przystankowania tram
waj6w: wozy tam SO oznaczone nu-
merami i kornery numerami, a pa
rzysty w6z stale ma parzystym kor-
nerze, a nieparzysty ma kornerze ME-
parzystym - W ten spos6b / W Chi
cago bye powinno dowodzi}: sfyszac
| t., zrobilem poprawke do tego wnio-
sku, ably jeszcze i m~ieszkanc6w mia
sta ponumerowac i ~poznaczyt, tax
! ably parzySci wsiadali ma p~arzyStyci
kornerach do ~parzy5tych woz6w, "a
nieparzySci do n~ieparzystych wozow
ma nieparzystych koTnerach!...
Mozeby kto z naszych alderma--
Low ,,pus1nal" to co rady miej-
skiej? Co.,.
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.RUFFLES" POZBAWIA LUPIEZ I
SWEDZENIE GLOWY!

RUFFLES utrzyma sk6re Eiowy c1ysts
fax nowy cent? a Who's obflty
lax u mnfeHo dziecka.
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w Spraw1e Szko1y
Wyzszej ola DzieW-
CZat.

z okazyi rozpoczynajacego sic
nowego roku szkolnego kilkakro-
tnie i dose obszernie pisaliSmy o
rozmaitych uczelniach naszych, a
i o paszych tutejszych
szkolach wyzszych ola dziewczat,
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Do WiadOmosci!

Wszystkich Interesantow mai
uprzejmiej prosimy o przestrze-
game ponizszych wskazowek:
Biura Administracyi naszej O.
twarte So przez dzien cafy cd 60
dziny S-mej zrana do 7:S0 wieczo-
rem-co dnia, z wyjatkiem ME
dziel i SWAT krajowych, obowia-
zujacych.
Zarzadca Pisma naszego przyj-
mule interesant6w co dnia W CO.
DZINACH
wych Cd PEI DO 5-tei - z wy
j4tkiem sob6t.
Redakcya dla Interesant6w o.
twarta jest TYLKO w GODZI-
MACH N - OD CO.
DZINY 1890 DO GODZINY
11;30; pc pofudniu tylko "a spe-
cyalna umowa.
Redaktor Naczelny przyjmuje
Interesantow TYLKO Pc CO.
DIME 1O-tei PRED POL.
Uprasza sic o lie moznosci
wszelkie sPrawy z Redakcya "a
latwiac PISEMNIE, DO ma kon-
wersacye dfugie ME many czasu:
tylko W sprawach szczeg6lniej-
szej wagi, osobistych, hub ME da-
jacych sic za}atwi6 zwiezle -
droga korespondencyi - prosimy
jawic sic osobiScie, zachowujac ma
wzgledzie, re oko{o godz. l1-tej
zamykamy gazette i wszyscy mai
hardziej jestesmy wtedy zatru-
dnieni.
Korespondentow upraszamy
najmocniej, ably pisali CZYTEE-
ME - ATRAMENTEM, LUB
MA MASZYNIE, ME ZBYT
SCISLIWIE I TYLKo MA JE-
DNEJ STRoNIE PAPIERU.
Jesli utwory jakiekolwiek ME
maja bye ogsoszone, pochlania je
- kosz redakcyjny; jeSli poza-
dane So do zwrotu, W razie ME O.
gioszenia, nalezy to
ZAZNACZYc i ZALACZYc
ZNACzEK PocZToWY MA
ZWROTNA P~RZESYLKF.
zadnych komunikat6w do O.
gioszenia ME nalezy przesytac ma
kartkach odkrytych; zadnych tez
ME przyjmuie sic komunikacyi te-
lctcnicznych - chyba W wyjatko-
wych wypadkach; rowniez ogio-
szen, dotyczacych ruchu W to-
warzystwach telefonicznie ME
przyjmujemy.
Wszelkie ogioszenia naleza do
Dziatu Ogioszeh W Administra--
cyl i tam sic z niemi zwracae ma
ley.
Podziekowania - WSZELKIE
GO rodzaju, R~EZOLUCYE "a
X.OBNE, P~OLITYCzNE ftp.
raleza do Dziahu Ogioszen.
Wszelkie korespondencye, "a
wiadomienia ftp. musza bye pod
pisane - pelnem nazwiskiem
wraz z adresem piszacego: bez-
imiennych, lub podpisanych do
nyslnikiem, albo wreszeie sao-
wen ,,Komitet" = komunikacyi,
nj korespondencyi ME zamiesz--
czamy.
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Ma MargineSie.
,,Skip m Stop.

Czylis baba, czyli CHOP,
Naprz6d Skip, a potem STOP;
Cheese tramwaju, W biocie CHAP
Skip, skip, skip, skip" - ,,Stap
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DO KACIKA.
Do Niegrzecznego
MiChafka.

Michaiku, n~iegrzecznc dzieCko,
obzarte, wiecznie iakome!
raz wraz Gle skradasz zd~radziecko
do cudzej peinej s~pizarni.
i sycisz ciagia oskome,
kradnac co lersze przysmaki,
coraz b~ezczelniej, bezkarniej -
TAXI ty jestes juz, TAXI,
Michalku, niegrzeczne dziecko!
Michaiku, niegrzeczne dziecko!
znow ~zgarniasz miod z obcych pasiek
(zbyt ma}o ojciec Gle n~asiekI!)
bacz! z geba wyjdziesz, jak z niecka,
spuchnieta ~jeszcze cd zadla,
DO ME ola ciebie to zgOla
W plaster sic miodu oprzadla
tam znojnie, ofiarnie pszczoia -
Michalku, niegrzeczne dziecko! Z
Michalku, niegrzeczne dziecko!
widzisz! juz brzuszek Gle bolt -
OF bedzie W robocie olej'...
skohcz raz z wyprawa zb6jecka
ma cudze ule, spizarnie -
2 obzarstwa kohczy sic marnte... -.
cos CT ma mdlosci sic zbiera -
bacz! DO Gle trait cho.. roba,
Michalku, ~niegrzeczne dziecko!
(Ze ,,Szczutka").
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.oKonegiiur
Mfodziieziy
Polska!

10 "yESESN
czelni polskich w tym kraju roz-
poczyna sic nowy rok szkolny.
Zwracamy uwage re szczeg9l--
nym naciskiem, il Kollegium Sw.
Stanisiawa jest ~instytucya akre-
dytowana II wladz Stanu Illinois
innych, a CT, ktorzy je ukoncza
- podobnie jak z zakladow an
sielskich maja wstep ma uniwer-
Sytet otwarty.
Tedy - do Kollegium miodzie-
polska!
Znana Jest rzecza i nieraz juz o
tenn pisaliSmy, il mimo wojny-
nasza t~utejsza study6w
ME powinna zaniedbywac! Navel
prezydent Wilson w jednem re
swych znakomitych oredzi WY
wa do tego, wskazujac, IL MILO
.ziez powinna uczyc sic, uczyc
jak najwyzej, jak najwiecej, Doc
Drzecie sporo naszej Swiatlejszej
lnteligentnej miodzi zginie ma
woinie, a miejsca po mich bedzie
pozycyi i stanowisk bar
do wiele, ktore trzeba bedzie -
zajaG rychlo, bezzwiocznie. A
zajmq je ci, ktorzy kwalifikacye
mice beda odpowiednie, a kwali--
tie dada i'm szkoly -
szkoly wyzsze! Tedy do szk6}
:ych miodzi nasi Polacy! Kt6rzy
-odzice maja syna W wieku szkol-
nym - kollegialnym, niechze mu
ma nauke ME zaluja. Prawda jest
- easy So ciezkie, alec znowu
Drzecie biedy niema i zarobki
So dobre. Zaklady pol
'kie So przygotowane ma to, IL z
oowodu wojny frekwencya MO
mniej bedzie liczna w tym
rcku, niz innych, lecz mimo to
wzywa sic i upomina rodakow
1aszych, by ME zaniedbywali "a
iadna cene wyksztalcenia swoich
bocby tenn i'm wieczna -
he dajaca sic nigdy p~owetowac
vyrzadzili krzywde DIS stosun-
lowo Iatwiej jest sciagnac sic do
ostatniego - jak sic to powiada
opiacic ten rok nauki kollegial--
lei, anizeli nadrobic kiedyS p6z-
liej to, co taxi miodzieniec straci
:eraz, jeSli sic go uczyc ~zaniedba,
10 szkoly ME poSle. lego juz ME
odzyska nigdy i moze ma rodzi--
cow kiedyS narzekacby mt przy-
'zio - "a to, IL mu pozalowali ma
A zwazcie jeszcze i to, re W
.ajblizszej p~rzysz}osci Pc wojnie,
liedy juz wolna bedzie Ojczyzna
1asza, Polska umiiowana, co
o~rzecie watpliwosci iuz zadnej
ME ulega, w co wszyscy swiecie
wierzymy i ola czego pracujemy,
<iedy wiec nastapia swobodne nj
czem ME krepowane stosunki Z
Polska-jakiez to wowczas
szanse Swietne mice bedzie MO
1ziez nasza-wiadajaca dobrze je-
angielskim i polskim? Ct
1asi m{odzi inteligentni Polacy
oeda w handlowo = przemyslo-
interesach polsko = amery-
- pierwsi pred inny-
nj: ola mich otworza sic zlote o.
<azye wybornych stanowisk tn W
YIN kraju i W Po1sce i Mkt stano-
wisk tych lepfej ME wypeini -
1iz wlaSnie oni. Lecz by mogli je
Hypelnic, by mogli i'm odpowie-
1ziec godnie, do tego uczyc, uczyc
;ie musza, ksztaicic wyzej jak
lajwyzej! To przecie zrozumia}e
- dowodzenia ME potrzebuIe!
Wszvstko wzmacuia nasze "a
,hety i gruntuje naszc wywody;
lauki ME iaiowac miodziezy pol
Rodzice polscy posylalcie
waszych do szkol - uczyc
m sic dajcie - MECH VAIN / Oh
LYME kiedyS beda pozytkiem /
:hluba! Do Kollegium miodziezy
,olskal :
Try c-I1J,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-07

Streszczajac dyskusye W dali
Sym ciagu, dodamy, IL S. Z. 3D.
powiedzial w jeszcze jednym ar
W ktorym wyraza "a
dowolenie, stad, re artykul
lego pierwszy ME pre-
brzmiaI bez echa, oswiadcza,
re krzywdy ME chciai robic zakla-
dom, wzmiankowanym przez w.
J. D., re pisa} tylko ogolnie, a rzu-
cajac projekt utworzenia szkoiy
novel, ME chcia' szkodzit obec-
nym, ktorych przyznaje -
dziaialnosci ME INA, ale myslas o
zorganizowaniu jakiejs uczelni ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-07

Polski polityK. c2y wIeKs1v csy mnisi
sxy n oDowiagek po~cEytywae so6is
powinien stale r~eklainowac narodo-
wose nasIs wsrod obcych. MAS