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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
NO USELESS PARCELS WILL
BE SENT MEN "OVER THERE
New Postal Order Has Been Issued.
Only Articles Requested Will
Be Carried, 1t States.

Postofices will not accept parcels
and packages for individuals con-
nected with the American expedi-
tionary forces in Europe unless the
articles contained in the packages
have been specifically requested, in
each individual case, by the person
to whom they are being sent, and the
request, in each individual case,
must meet with the written approval
of his regimental or higher command
er.
This step has been taken by the
postmaster general at the request of
the war department. The action is
prompted by military necessity. Many
packages are being sent to members
of the expeditionary forces which,
although welcomed by the persons re-
ceiving, are not needed by them and
are not necessary. These shipments
have caused the mail and express to
be increased to such an extent that
it is becoming impossible for the
postoffice authorities here and in Eu-
rope to handle them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09

cheap within the next four or five
years as it is today, assert the deal
ers. Production is being reduced,
creating shortage of cars and
trucks. The war is making excessive
demands upon the motor industry
and at the same time is cutting down
the output by the conversion of fac
tories into war plants. The cost of
labor has scared. The quantity of
available materials has shrunk. and
consequently the cost of these essen
tials has risen high And-here is
one of the principal reasons-Amer-
leans are so prosperous that every
body wants a car when the supply
is limited.
So, say the wise dealers, if you are
going to buy a car during 1918,
1919 or even if your plans go as far
ahead as 1920 it is safer and cheap
err to buy now.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
.FLTVVERS AT One
THOUSAND DOLLARS
COST OF AUTOMOBILES TO RISE
EACH WEEK, ASSERT DEAL.
Frs. PRODUCTION LESS.

This is tip automobile dealers are
passing to prospective purchasers.
For each week you postpone the
purchase of velvety limousine, a
chummy roadster, trim town car, an
ever ready runabout or even a much
ridiculed fiiyver it is going to cost
you ST or more.
The 81 estimate is conservative,
the dealers say, for the cost of motor
cars is going to soar higher and much
more rapidly for the remainder of
the war than it did during the last
two years.
That is, if the war lasts another
year, the minimum increase in the
cost of practically every make will
be S52. The chances are, say the
dealers, the increase will be 500.
If the war lasts two years, the in
crease will amount to between 800
and S200-perhaps more.
The longer the war lasts the more
frequently prices will be marked up,
and "fiivvers" at $1,000 is not a
remote possibility, assert the dealers.
In Europe the price of cars has
doubled and trebled in some sections.
In other parts, the price is altogeth-
er prohibitive, and in some sections
motor cars are not obtainable at all.
1t is certain that the price of cars
In the United States will not be as
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
WAR EXHIBIT TRAIN
in DAWSON ARRIL Is
TOURING STATE IN INTEREST
OF LIBERTY LOAN. MANY
INTERESTING RELICS.

The people of Terrell county must
be in readiness for the war exhibit
train, which is scheduled to be in
Dawson on Monday morning, April
18th.
This train is touring the country
in the interest of liberty bonds. 1t
will stop here for only two hours,
and it is important that the people be
assembled when the train rolls in, so
as to have ample time to inspect the
many things of interest. A local
committee will arrange for the COM
ing of this train, and will make an
effort to have present a large crowd
to enjoy the privileges offered.
Phe exhibition train consists of
one or more electrically lighted bag
gage cars, electrically lighted fiat
cars and Pullman ears.
The train will be arranged with
aprons between the car ratings at
the sides of the fiat cars and portable
steps at the end, so that the visitors
can proceed directly and in contin-
uous procession from one end of the
exhibit to the other.
The exhibits include French aero
planes and guns of various types,
captured German guns, trench NOR
tars, zeppelin bombs, hand grenades
and variety Of other relics from the
battlefelds of France, together with
complete assortment of ordnance
equipment from Camp Gordon, ar
ranged by Major Worcester, ord
nance division officer.
The school children will be allow
ed to study this collection of relics,
which cannot fail to instruct and in
terest them. Everybody will want to
be on hand to welcome the visitors.
Accompanying the train will be
liberty loan speakers, French and
British officers and a guard of sol
diers from Camp Gordon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
DAWSON MERCHANT S
LICENSE IS REVOKED
STORE OF VIM. SOLOMON CLOS
ED A MONTH FOR vIoLAT-
ING FLOUR REGULATION.

For violation of federal regulations
Governing the sale of -four the store
of William Solomon, a Syrian mer-
chant. has been closed for thirty
davs. Solomon, it is alleged, sold
-four without requiring the purchase
Of the amount of substitutes requir-
ed by order of the food administra-
ton. There is on the door of his
store the following notice:
"This store is closed for period
of thirty days for violation of the
food administration laws in selling
-four j. u. WEAVER,
Food Administrator, Terrell Co."
The offense which resulted in the
revocation of Solomon's license for
. month is one of the most serious
that can be committed under the
rules and regulations of the food adj
ministration. The action against Sol
mon was taken by authorities in
Washington after thorough investi-
cation by J. D. Weaver, local admin
istrator.
Six Pounds to a Customer.
The limit of wheat flour to be sold
in 80 days to any customer is six
rounds for each member of the
household. A family of five may
purchase 80 pounds. A family Of ten
NAV purchase 60 pounds. This ap-
plies to the wheat portion of the
-four. If it is $3.50 flour, half wheat
and half substitute, double the
weight may be sold. An equal
amount of other cereal must be sold
with the wheat -four.
Retailers must keep a record of
sales and furnish this weekly to the
local administrator. If the reports
show that John Smith bought his
share of flour from one retailer and
then bought more from another re-
taller John Smith will be cut off
from other flour purchase in future.
County administrators have been
given official badges vesting them
with authority as United States Off
Gals, which enables them to search
stores or houses if they suspect
boarding or other violations of the
rules.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
GROUP OF GERMAN SPIES
EMPLOYED In CURTISS PLANT
Woman Confesses, and Blue Prints
of War Planes Are Found in Her
Home. Held Under $4,000 Bail.

of War Planes Are Found in Her
Home. Held Under $4,000 Bail.
NEWARK, N. J.-Admission that
a group of German spies have been
employed in the plant of the Curtiss
Engineering Corporation at Hemp
stead, N. j., on Long Island, has been
obtained from Mrs. Lydia White, a
woman arrested today with blue
prints of airplanes in her possession,
the police here announced.
Woman and Man Held.
The woman, who is % years of
age, was turned over to the federal
authorities and held by a United
States commissioner in $4,000 bail,
together with Frederick Arnold, a
boarder in her home at Hampstead.
The pair were arrested here after
they had been located by Albert
White, the woman's husband.
Found in Home.
The police say search of their
room here disclosed the blue prints.
She told her story of German spies in
the Curtiss plant after being ques-
toned.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
NINE MILLION DOLLAR
LUMBER DEAL IN LOUISIANA
Gould Estate Sells 100000 Acres of
Virgin Leaf Pine.

MONROE, LA deal has just
been contaminated in New York city
whereby the heirs of the late Jay
Gould have sold to the Forest Lum-
Der company and allied concerns
headed by j. B. White, of Kansas
City, Mo-, approximately 100000
acres of virgin long leaf pine timber
lands in Louisiana, involving con-
sideration of more than 100000,
it was announced here today.
This was declared to be one of the
largest Southern timber lands trans
actions on record
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
EVERY PERSON IN THIS
TOWN HAS A BANK ROLL
Per Capita Cash of 1900 Population
More Than $4,000.

ST. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.-This
town is priding itself as being one of
the richest of it's size in the United
States. With a population of only
1900 made up mostly Of farmers and
coal miners, its three banks recently
had cash deposits amounting to 3d.
100000. The per capital cash wealth
of every man, woman and child is
therefore S2,133.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
HIS BOOKKEEPER'S
KISSES WERE WORTH $500
New York Storekeeper Did Not Know
Smacks Would Be So Costly.

Israel Gold, owner of dry goods
store in New York city, has been or
dered to pay $500 each for ten kisses
he gave Miss Beatrice Yachelson, his
bookkeeper. This was the value of
the ten kisses, as determined by the
jury that heard Miss Yachelson's
$4,000 breach of promise suit
against the man. Gold was said to
have courted the girl for more than
year. He even set wedding date,
then changed his mind
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
MEAT SUPPLY is PLENTIFUL;
VAST AMOUNT IN STORAGE
Fearing Drop in Price More Will
Be Shipped to Europe.

SO great a reserve of meat has
been built up in this country that
producers fear a drop in price, de-
spite the fact that the shipments to
the allies will be increased so per
cent, perhaps even doubled. Ameri-
can warehouses have been stocked
with vast quantities of meat, and the
supply has become so great that the
food administrations meat regula-
tions have been lifted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
BIG COFFEE MERCHANT
is SENTENCED TO DEATH
Is Said to Belong to New York's Big
Band Of Gunmen.

NEW YORK. Alessandro Vallero,
owner of a Brooklyn coffee house
and alleged leader Of band of black
mailers and gunner, who it is charg-
ed committed twenty-three murders,
was sentenced to die in the electric
chair the week of May by Supreme
Court Justice Cropsey today.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
TO HANDLE FIVE
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS
McAdoo Will Name Treasurer For
Large Railroad Fund.

WASHINGTON, D. ca railroad
administration treasurer will be APP
pointed within a few days to have
charge of the $500, 100000 revolving
fund and the periodical balances for
deficits of various railroad compa-
MES. He will act as a clearing house
for railroads, transferring sums from
roads having temporary excuses of
free operation funds to roads need
ing money.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
DAWSON FOUND TO
BE SPICK AND SPAN

Councilman English, of the health
committee, reports that the annual
inspection of all premises has been
made, and found to be in good san
itary condition generally.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
WOMAN ENTERS CLAIM FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP BIRTH CROWN
Fourteenth Son Born to Mother of
II; All of Flock Living.

O"reeenth oon Born to Mother of
~; All of Flock Living.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-Jerome ].
Myers, pioneer citizen of Burlin-
game, near here, is claiming the
worlds championship crown for his
wife, Mrs. Martha M. Myers, who
has just presented him with the 14th
son, making his family number 27
children, all living.
Five OF the Meyers boys are serv-
ing in the United States army. Four
OF the girls are school teachers, three
are stenographers and three are mar
ried.
1t is said the Meyers family is the
largest in the United States, because
all of the children are living.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09
plies Cured In 8 to Il paws

Your druggist will refund money II PAZ0
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching.
Blind, Bleeding orfrott u6ing Piles in 6to i4days
The 6rst application gives Ease and Rest SOC
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09

ALWAYS popula. this type of
"a pump will continue 10 please
the countless wearers Of Queen
Duality, Made of patent. black
kid, or white fabrics. Light and
dainty dressy and desirable.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09

THIS pump may be had in black
. Shoe-Soap Kid. Queen Quality
selection or patent colt. or white
cloth. One Of the very newest
and most pleasing designs Of eli
the season offerings.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-09

Drown calf. black feathers.
- white fabrics. or white pro-buck
are the prevailing materials used
in this type. One of the distin-
guished boot models that will find
many wearers for early Spring.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

Program take domaga sic do
rocznych zjazd6w przedStawicie-
Il wszystkich czeSci imperyum
brytyjskiego dla omowienla
.wspolnych spraw / przyjecia re-
komendacyi, mad ktoremi akcya
bedzie zaleza}a cd ,autonomlcz-
nych lokalnych legislator; daleJ,
zada zaniechania wszelkich exc
nomicznych lig przeciw innym Ii
COM n~arodow; i wreszcie oswald
CA sic "a ustanowieniem przez
wszystkie narody naJwyzszeJ
wladzy miedzynarodowej, ktora
bedzie wszelkie spory miedzy ma
rodami s~adowniczo rozstrzygafa,
oraz uchwalala prawa wspolne
dla wszystkich narodow. Wszy--
stkie narody maja sic take 20
bowiazac do powziecia akcyi
wspolnej przeciw temu pahstwu,
kt6re umowe wspolna zgwalci.
=
w sprawie wszystkich powyz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

~,,UprZedZam Pania, PannO Mayo,
IN nadal tego iuz ME bedzie. dis do
picrO sic dOwiedzialem re RUFFLES
Jest w stanie zupc!nic znisZcZyc lu-
pici".
Mozecie sic upierac i zaswiadczac,
re iupiez i wypadanie wfOs6w ME
MONA wstrzymaG lecz co powiec!e ma
to. re ten RUFFLES jest W stanie
zniszczyc kazda odrObinke fupieza i
to tylko'za pomoca jednej butelki "a
Gjc., W przeciwnym zaS razie Wasz
aptekarz Wan wr6ci pieniadze! Co
pOwiecie ma to!
RUFFLES - jest to konieC lupie-
"a. RUFFLES ME zaciaga poiyskiem
Iupieza, ami zasycha sk6re. RUFF
LES ME moe uszkOdziC najdelikat-
niejszej sk6ry. Jest on pOkarmem dla
Oslabionei sk6ry 2lowy, przynosz2c
jei nalezyte ZdrOwie.
, %Spr6bujcie dis j~cszcze RtFFLES
Jezeli DO zuzyciu Csc butelki ric be-
dziecie mieli oczekiwanego rezulta-
tn, to p%oprostu ~zazadajcie pieniadze
Vase z powrotem. Jest to %zupein!e
ME utrzymuje Rufflesu, ME zanie--
chajcie - poSlijcie nam nazWisko
takowego i zalaczcie 75c. WySlemy
VAN jedna butelke 2 op}aconc pre-
sylka. F. Ad. Richter and Co., 1850
Washington Str. New York. n. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
Przez rewolucye w finansach

Przez rewolucye w finansach
program rozumie: opodatkowanie
familii zamiast jednostek; pod
wyzszenie podatku do so a nawet
9J Drocent Cd dochod0W milione-
row; przcniesienie bogactw pry--
watnych pc Smierci wlasciciela do
skarbu krajowego w~yj9tkiem
sunny umiarkowanej; wreszcle,
specyalny podatek pog}owny ma
sp}acenie dlugu wojennego.
Nadwyzka, dotychczas absor-
bowana przcz jednostki / wyda-
wanna p~rzewaznic ma bezmyslna
zbytkownoS6, ma bye obrocona
ma stale dobro ca}ego spo}eczen-
silva, d~ostarczajac noweso kapl-
taiu ola projekt6w i robot publi--
cznvch, ola opieki chorych / star
COW, oraz ola demokratyzacyi wy
chowania i rekreacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

Program wiec oP:ewa, re po
wojnie must nastapic radykalna re
konstrukcya spoieczenstwa angiel
skiego we wszystlich jego czy1-
noSciach, gdyz jake rezultat VOL
ny dotychczasowej indywiduali--
styczny system produkcyi kapita-
listycznej, ktory byi pHcstawa DO
tychczasowej cywilizacyi pre-
myslowej, rozpadl sic i runai. w
nowym wiec porzadku spolecz-
nym nastapi uplanowana koope-
racya W produkcyi i dystrybucyi
ola pozytku w~szystkich tych, kto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

w sprawie wszystkich powyz-
szych problematow narod amery-
kaiski bedzie z czasem take znie
wolony zajac wyrazne stanowls-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
z PALESTYNY.

Londyn, 9. marca. - Ma drodze
Terozolima- Nablus. Anglicy posu-
nell sic O try mile naprzod pelna
linia 1Stu mil frontu; Turcy wa
thy stawiaja op6r walcza par
tyZanckO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
INNE
SZWECYA GLODNA..

Stockholm, 9. marca. - w ca,
lei Szwecyi znowu wielki brak
zywnoSci odczuwa6 sic dale; "a
pasy sa male i trzeba bedzie Ego
"a 5000 ton zboza i maxi, ably
lud przezywic do nowych zbio--
row; problemat ME lada.. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

Panic Hen
ryk, Panskic
ubranie ZaT--
SIC jest obsy-
pane Iupic--
,In,mIt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

Kto chce czytac rajlepsze co
1zienne pismo polskie, nieei. sic
rde do pana F M. PAWoLL.
naszego agenta ma Duncan oko-
lice i zaabonuie sobie .Dziennii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
Piesni Greene.
Odorzemy Polska Ziemie!
III.

,,Hej, od{ogiem ley nassG rola!....'
w grug, 10 RUNE patty masee miasta,
Wan popiot6w siOy je okola--
ChWast ! g36g ogrody nam sarasta....
Kr7viq i}sami p3ynq nasse r2ekl....
Kka Za{obG gaWOdsi NiedOl0:
,Jak Sseroki masz kraj, jak daleki,
HN,-- odtogiem ley Polski rold!....
Ano otryec nam 6zy, &al - NC pc tent
Smetkiem PolSki Sc ME Wy:ebrsemy....
Pie$ci naszycb s~budujem jQ mtOtem,
Role ojc6w pod sglissc2 odorzcmy!
We umar3o Ojczyana, $pi ino....
Tedy g'6v nam, M rqk ME liza gwiesiG
My--m usimy Gle, PolSka Kroino
Odbudowae- OdoraG - Wskr2esiC!....
k. wachtel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

ko. Wobec tego przyszloSt wy
kaze, czy platforma novel partly
nacyonalnej jest symptomem po-
prawnym, czy tez mylnym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
Z 0jNY!
z TEATRoW WOJNY.
REID MA LONDYN.

LOLluyH, y. llldlCd. - OlWleI
dza sic wczorajszy rapport O rel
die aeroplan6w niemieckich ma
okolicc Londynu: jeden aeroplan
Wrogi dostai sic - mimo obron
argielskich az mad stolice i rzu-
eli pociski ma miasto, cd ktorych
kilka domow zawali}o sic, a W CRU
zach zabitych zostafo II osob, a
ranionych 46; motive jest re w
rwinach znajda jeszcze wiecej
trupow, lub rannych. Reid ten
mial miejscc W czasie silnej 20
rzy p6lnocnej, ktora w}asnie Swie-
ella i pozwalaia niemieckim lotni-
kom kierowaG sic lepicj, niz w
czasie pelni ksiezycowej.
RAPORTY z
Londyn, 8. marca. - Pod Ri
becourt i mad Scarpe slime dziala-
MA artyleryi, toz samo W okolicy
Ypres, Menin i H]outhoulst. Pod
Neuve Capelle i La Basse byly
rejdy niemieckie, ma ogol odpar-
tc; pod La Basse zdolali Niemcy
opanowac placowke a~ngielska.
Pod Cambria i Armcntiercs -
kanonada. w Srode dzicki pogo
die bardzo byly ozywione Walk
awiatycznc: 10 acroplanow nc
mieckich zrzucono, 10 uszkodzo-
no - try angielskie brakuja.
Paryz, 8. marca. - Mad Mozq,
ma vcrduliskim odcinku strzclani-
ia dzialowa silna, toz samo w
odcinku Woevre. Walk liniowych
ME byIo. w Srode cztery n;em!c-
ckie aeroplany zrzucono; francu-
skic aeroplany rzucily 10000 kS,
pocisk0w ma stratcgicznc punkty
niemieckie.
- RAPPORT belgijski donosi o
starciu dwu silnych atak6w me-
mieckich pod Beverdik i pod
Stuydekcnskerke: Niemcy arty-
leryq przygotowali SLIME ataki O.
we, poczem poszfy do ataku try
pulki niemieckie: pod Stuydcken-
Skerkc Niemcy zdolali wedrzec
sic ma pozycye bclgijsNic, lecz
kontratakiem wyparto ich znowu,
zadajqc straty bardzo ciezkic;
Belgowie wzieli setke jehc0w, w
tenn czterech oficerow i sicdm M
traliez niemicckich pod Bevcrdik
atak niemiecki odparto %bateryami
belgijskiemi.
Rzym, 9 marca. - W odcinku
Posina- Langhi Walk patroloWe
w Val Riofreddo Austryacy pro-
bowali atakow i podChodow, lecz
ich baterye wIoskic przcploszy}y;
ma Asiago i ma lir!ach I'riulu, mad
kanonada lokalna. Angiel--
Soy lotnicy zrzucili aeroplan' 1
balony niemieckic.
Saloniki, Q. marca. - Silna wal
ka artylcryi obu stron toczy sic
mad Doiranem, Wardarem, pod
i mad Crnq Rckq; kilka
wycieczck buigarskcih znicsio-
no.
Berlin, 9. marca. - Ma bclgij-
skiej linii pod Merckhcm wzieto
so Belgow do niewoli w paru po-
tyczkach, a pod Festubert 23ech
pojmano. Walka IA
eranaty REGIME toczy sic we WleIu
punktach ma francuskich Ilnlach,
pod Laneauvillc, Berry-au-B ac l
mad Mozq dziala graja / potyczkl
patrolowe czeste; Lotaryngll
poza lokalnq kanonada - mic 40
wego.
- z innych frontow niema
wazniejszych.
AMERYKANIE WALCZA.
Paryz, 9. marca. - Niemcy a
takowaIi okopy amerykaiskie, u
zywajac ognia plynncso. So VIA
domo5ci, il Niemcy naprzeclw
,r1.;cI, ro+,,io IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09
UWAGI.
r A YK A L NE
PR OJEK Y.

Nowopowstaia partya amery-
kanska national przyjela oneg-
daj ma swej ~pierwszej krajowej
konwencyi w Chicago swe pierw-
SEE ,,credo", ktore z~asfuguje ma
uwage ola wielu p~owodow. Me pc
winno sic ncredo" tego bagateli-
zowac, ola tego re nova partya
sIlada sic z najrozmaitszych zy-
widow, re jest politycznem ,,pout
pourri" niemal do SmiesznoSci po-
Sunietem. Fakt wiaSnie ten, re
tax wiele zywioiow W calej die
dzinie radykalizmu znalazlo lyle
W sobie pierwiastkow wsp6lnych,
IL ma wspolnym gruneie stanac
NIGGA, czyni objaw ten tenn vie
cej uderzajacym.
Kto blizej pozna zmiany !
przejScia, jake rome partye "a
merykanskie w ostatnioh kilku
latach przeszly, ten przyznac mu-
81, re utworzenie novel partly l
przybranie przez MIA NAVY ma
tional" jest objawem W zupelnoS-
CT logicznym. Nazwa national"
,,nationalism" jest wytworem
Roosevelta jeszcze z dni progre-
sywizmu. Rozumial on przez wy
razy te MOVIE stanowisko z punk
IN dobra calego narodu wobec
wszelkich kwestyi krajowych, a
zwlaszcza wobec kwestyi ekono-
micznych w odr6znieniu do daw-
nego stanowiska waskiego i ME
toleracyjnego.
::
zywioiy radykalne zawsze be-
d. szukaiy formy i sposobu wyra-
ienia sic jak najbardziej efekto-
wnego. Partya progresywna pre-
staia istniec, lecz duch progresy-
wizmu ME zaniki. Partya prohibit
cyjna take stopniowo zanika,
poniewaz wobec poStepu prohlbl-
cyl w niedawnych czasach obec-
ma forma partyjna stale sic zby-
teczna. Lecz radykalne umysiy,
kt6re stanowiiy jadro tejze Partyi,
ME zanikiy. Partya socyallstycz-
ma wskutek wojny rozpadla sic ma
dwie c~ze$ci: progermanska / To-
ialna. Pierwsza ME wierzy, IL
wojna Z pEusactwem jest kon;ecz-
ma, zwyciestwa ola Stanow lie
dnoczonych ME pragnie i wszyst-
ko czyni, azeby przedwczesny po-
k6j zostai zawarty. Druga as
czeSc organizacyi partyjnej ME
ma, lecz obejmuje bardzo inLeli-
gentnych i energicznych dziaSa--
czy, ktorych jednakze ME hylo
dosyc ma utworzenie wiasnej par
tyi. Pozostaiy jeszcze take zy-
wholly, jak: liga socyal-demokra-
tyczna, partya kobiet C,Woman's
Party"O i zwolennicy single
tax, liczbowo nieznaczne; lecz
kazdy z Mich przedstawiajacy de-
Iinitywna idee. Wszystkie zas
wymienione grupy pr6cz radyka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-09

~ Komitet Narodowy Polskl
majacy swoj siedzibe W Paryzu'
zostal uznany, jake polska orga-
nizacya oficyalna, przez rzady
Francyi, Wielkiej Brytanii. Sta
now Zjednoczonych i Wioch.
Czlonkami jego, pochodzacym1 L
trzech czeSci Polski. So: Roman
Dmowski, prezes; Erazm Piltz,
Ian Rozwadowski, Maryan' Sey--
da. hr. Maurycy Zamoyskl, l. j.
Paderewski, przedstawiciel w
Waszyngtonie, hr. Wladys}aw
Sobahski, przedstawiciel w Lon
dynie, Konstanty Skirmut, pred
stawiciel w Rzymie, oraz DIR. Fr.
Fronczak z Ameryki.