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Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
SENTENCED TO NORWICH.
 nANRURY MAN APPEAl-s s

Found guilty of three previous con- victions for intoxication and in the Danbuyy city court Monday on the same charge, Thomas Callahan, IT,, was ordered committed to the state farm for inebriates at Norwich, by Judge Davis. Callahan pleaded to be given another chance. but as he was given a suspended sentence the last time he was In court Judge Davis re- tused to be lenient. Callahan took an eppAal from the sentence and bonds in t18a were fixed on the appeal which was taken for the January term of the superior court.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
PROPOSES TO DISCONTINUE
 COAST GUARD ACADEMY
Especial to The Bulletin.)

Especial to The Bulletin.)
 Washington, D. C.. Dec. 17.--A bill to turn over the coast guard per1na- nently to the navy department instead of returning 1t to the treasury at the termination of the war has been in- .ttoduced by Representative Campbell Of Pennsylvania democrat. The bill does not specify details but Mr, Camp tell announces he will urge the dis- continuance of the Coast Guard school at New London in connection with the consolidation of the Coast Guard with the navy. as 8 matter of economy.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
CARRIED HOLIDAY CHEER
 TO 64 AT ALMSHOUSE

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. James B. St. Patrick's parish, made their ari-. nual visit to the al1nshousa. This year there are sixty-four inmates, fourteen women and fifty men. Bags of candy, fruit and cake were given the women while the msa appreciated gifts of to- bacco, fruit and candy. The ladies accompanying Mrs. Shannon were Mrs. NJ. H. Donahue, Mrs. Andrew J. Wholey, Mrs. John C1eary, Mrs. James J. Casey and Mrs. Ii. V. Murphy
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
ANNUAL MEETING HELD
 BY COMFORT CIRCLE, X, Q.

Wednesday afternoon Comfort Cir cle of the Kings Daughters held it's annual meeting at the. home of the leader, Mrs. Albert T. Utley, on Me- Kinley avenue, twelve members be- ing present. As Mrs. Albert Allen declined reelection as treasurer, Mrs. William Lathrop was elected to that cffice.
 The other officers reelected are: Leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley; leader, Mrs. J. H. Allen; secretary, Mrs. Al- win Lewis: chairman Of work com mittee. Mrs. Edward Adams; chair man visiting committee, Mrs. William II. Baker.
 The reports read showed that the circle has accomplished much chari- table and benevolent work during the year.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
RETURNING MEN SHOULD
 SIGN WELCOME Hol IL

The welcome Home Rolls cards have been received in town and are to be had at the Home Service depart- rnent of the Red Cross and also at the office of the Federal employment agent.
 Every sailor and soldier discharged from service should report and fill out card. Posters announcing this have been placed in various parts of the town by rhe Home Service De- partment. It is Vartfculaiiy necessary that those deserving compensation or desirirg to be enrolled ty the Feder- al Board for Vocational Training should register
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Escaped From State HespisaI,

Hartford rolice have been notified by the Norwich State Hospital that Charles Aston of Burnside escaped on December 15. The missing man is 31 years old, 5 feet T 3-4 inches tall and weighs 145 pounds. He is Of light complexion. and when last seen wore a dark blue suit and & black derby hat
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
TAFTvTLLE

The eighth grade of the Wequonnoc school attended manual training class at Broadway school Tuesday after noon.
 As on Saturday, there was a large crowd at the roller skating rink at the Casino Monday and Tuesday nights.
 The only unclaimed letter in the postoffice this week is for Miss Rose Duyas
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Three Home From Camp pevsns.

Three Norwich boys arrived home from Camp Devens on Tuesday even-. ing after having been hororably dis charged from the U. s. Army. They were Corporal Lewis J. oat and Private James J. Redden who have been stationed for the past three months at Camp Sheridan with a medical unit The other is Private John H. Mcintyre of Broad street who returped from overseas with the 76th division on the kroonland.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
progressive Missionary Club Meets.

There was an attendance Of sev. enteen at Wednesday aftsrnoen's s meeting of hte Progressive Mission held with Mrs. W. Fl. Whitman, of Norwich Town. The prescident, Mrs. John E. Post. presided. The time was pleasantly spent in sewing. At the re- cent successful food Sale of this club, Mrs. Joseph M. Burdick was mem her af ths caxurnittae in eAsxze
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Women's Cardigans

Many women would appreciate a nice warm Cardigan Jacket. We show them in black and gray, at s2.75 and s3.50.
 Also Women's Spencers in white and gray, at Sz.50 and $S.00--Wom- en's Knit Skirts at SIPS, S1.75, s2.25 and s35o.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
NORWICH MAN TOOK
 BRIDE AT NASHUA, N. H.

Nicholas Jondanis, proprietor of the Boston cafe at fl Broadway sas married on Sunday in Nashua, N. H., and wifi be back here at the end of this week after his honeymoon tip through New England. The ceremony was performed in the Greek church at Nashua. With his bride, who sa Miss Stravotila Sbilopouius, of Nashua, he will reside in newly furnished apartments at 3s Boswell avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
SUES TO FoREcLosE
 ON JUDGEMENT LIEN

Foreclosure of q judginent lien for et SS5.Se with s36 costs, against Minna ". Kearshv upon three tracts of land in New London is sought by the T. A. Scott company Of that place in a suit brought in tho superior court and re- turnabIe on the first Tuesday in Jan liaIy. The rapefs have heer flied at the office of Clerk Georgs E. Parsons.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Returns from Camp Meiss.

Private Edward J. Burns, who left this city last summer with quota of limited Service men for Camp MeigES Washington, D. C., has been honorabiy discharged from the army and has re- turned to his home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Chimney Fire.

4 chimney fire in the Marion build ing on Main street was put out with q small tank Of chemical by the com pany from the central station about 6.15 o'clock on Wednesday evening"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
BORN

SCOTT-In Mantle, Dec. ls, 1918, a son to Mir. and Mrs. Walter Scott. PoWERS--In New london. Dec. ls. 1918, daughter to Assistant Pay- master and Mrs. E. IA r. Powers of 57 Linden street
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Wornen's Bath Robes

women's Beacon Bath Robes. with or without collars-these are shown in s wide range of styles and grades, all of them very attractive. Price range $500 to s12.6o.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
MARRIED

JoyDANTs-sBmoPoUIUs--rn Nash tia. x. H.. Dec 15. 1918, by the Greek priest Nicholas Jondanis of Norwich and Miss Stavrouia Sbilopoulus of Nashua, N H,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Wonen's Aprons

We make a splendid showing of women's Aprons, some very dainty effects that would make 9 most acceptable gift for a woman, as every woman likes pretty Apron. Price range S9c to s2.o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19

A W.inlcck, Ore, minister, prevented from preaching by the iniuenza. had his Sunday sermon printed and mailed eopies to tho members of his feck.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19

To facilitate writing in the dark, an inventor has patented an electric flash
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
sILvERWARE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS

densni. able We refer the Oneida Community sverUare with and We carry open stock the Bridal Wreath pattern others mention feat particularly the "Pian 5oysar pattern" highest quality plated showing includes Knives Forks, Spoons, in fact everything Ladies
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Wonen's House Dresses

Women's House Dresses are very useful and practical gifts. We show a, good line of Women's One niece House Dresses of percale and chambray--at s1.75 to $4.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19

pertinent directed that the last man be dismissed On Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Silk Shirt Patterns

Fibre Silk shirtings for Mems Shirts-31s yard patterns in a splendid range of new designs and attractive colorings-price a pattern ................... @f'lS
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
WoMENs SWEATERS FOR GIFTS

We show splendid Wonns and Mi.s. Swsaters-Woo and Fibre Silk
 Womens colOrs--prioes $75o, $950 so5o and up to sf65o Womens Fibre Silk coIors-prices s1oOo $t2oo and s15no.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
sun, Moon and rides.
GREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water 1t is low water. which Is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19

Comparisons. Predictions for Wednesday: Fair. Wednesdays weather: Fair, contin- ued cool, north wind.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
Christmas Gifts of Utility

There scarcely anything appreciate more than selected red cedar They useful absolutely moth proof and dustproof We of ced Chests, ranging in price from s11oo to $2s5o
 MATING BOXES AT $400 TO $500 -7 Some prefer Mating somewhat the sane puss. as Cedar Chest They bound eners and bamboo trimming and he very useful trays-these range in price from s&to to saoo
 SEWING MACHINES "A PRINCELY GIFT We sole vicinity Free senu Maeh1p Through the cooperation of the makers make this exceptional oeood until every purchaser of Frss Cabinet Sewing Machine, between and Christmas
 Will Give Absolutely Free 5000 Dress Form you have old machine will in esehanue holiday offer good Sewing Machines are sold the club payment balance in weekly o monthly payments to suit convenience
 CARPET SWEEPERS VACUUM CLEANERS National Carpet sweep those who want the made It not only the hair but it primo. the surface the been ground % A
 
 OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS IN THIS DEPT. Wicker Chairs in natural and oak se5 si5oo each Couch Covers, large $225 to $t2o0 Porteres, excellent varty-at s60o 70 Tapestry Table Covers two yards square-at $7oo Silk Tapestry Table Scarfs-at $35o. ] Prayer Rugs, size 24xs6 nches-at $35o
 Curtains Lace and Se, large to S7oo
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
0IErf Rl1llRtftl.
Norwich, Thursday, Dec. fe, 1918
TIE wEArHsR.

- The winds along the north Atlantic will be fresh northeast, with fair weather. Middle Atlantic moderate to fresh northeast, with fair weather. Marked high pressure continues over the eastern half of the country with crest of S0.7s inches over the St. Law renee valley Temperature changes were not of great consequences, moderately warm CT weather continuing in the, central valleys and moderately cold weather in the central and southern Rocky Mountain regions. In the middle Atlantic states and in New England fair weather will be fol- lowed by more or less clouciness Fri day with probably some rain in the lower lake region. ~ .l Temperature changes will not be in1- portant.
 Forecast.
 Southern New England: Fair Thurs day; Friday partly cloudy.
 Observations in Norwich. Tho following records. reported from The Bulletins observations, show the changes in temperature and the baro- metric changes Wednesday,:
 Ther. Bar a. m. .s.s..'s.'.'.'-.. SU oMu'1S M F m. .... ................ 5o SO.4y Q D. m. oV oVs9u Highest 36, lowest 50.
 Comparisons.
 Predictions for Wednesday: Fair. Wednesdays weather: Fair, ccntin-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
WHY NOT SELECT CUT GLASS FOR GIFTS

We dependable line very reasonably prieed
 These suggestions: Sugar set $500 Sandwich Trays ssoo and n, par ana up.
 Vases, $175 to $12oo. e y Handled Olive Dishes, $20o ss s,J J s s" sosss $6oe - %oOV and upwards Celery Trays $500 Spoon Trays, Nabsco Trays Water Pitchers $oo heish Dishes, conports Water wards Sets, Jewels Boxes Baskets, Etc
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-19
NIPPON CHINA FOR GIFT PURPOSES

We have received for the holidays famous Nippon chinaware for gift includes cho oIats sets 6n-bon Dishes Nut Dishes Jars Ash Receivers Sugar and creamers Berry sts Plates Vases Etc.
 Nippon China Dinner Sets $55.OO sets fig pieces handsome deso sold either in sets stoek-at $55o0 a set
 Also large patterns seml- Porcelain Ware and English Ware from which an e0rtment of combinatont12
 In this department show Cups upwards Candles Candle Holders Candle Shades Japanese Pictures Mirrors, Etc
 We show Miro Ware in the market and xer aeesptabie gift aticIss caseroIes shapes szeprss are stss s2oo and Q $5.5o
 FRAMED PICTURES AND MIRRORS Our showing of Framed comprises great variety sbiscs all attrsetey framed ranging price Madonna. In Mirrors show. all haPesovaJ round white enamel frames-price range $3o to ss25
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
DO WIADOMOSCI!

WsAystkirh Interesnnt6W n~ntuPrLeg-
mlej prOsiGay o prEestrzeganie ponIA-
skyeh wEkAzNVgekg
nIuru AdrnInIstraeyI nRsLej otwart
% przez dzien cRiy cd EOdSiny S-me1
Eruna do 1870 wfeeEorem - CO dnAas .
wyjatkieRa niedzjel SWIFT kraJowyeh'
ZarEsdca PIsma naszego prEyjmuJe
interesant0W co dnia w GODAlNACh
POPOLCDNIOWYCH cd 2-gieJ do S-tet
- q wyJHtkiem sOb0t.
dIa Interesant0w otWartA
lest TfLhO w GODzINACH RANNf9H
- Cd GODZINY 1OESO Do GODZINf
IITSo, pop pOiudHiu tylko m s~peeyains
RrdSktor NaeEeIny Prsyim1ts Inte.
rcSaa,0M TYLkO Pc GODzINIE 1O-teo
PRED POLUDNIEM.
UeraE1a ale o lie moSnOsei wszelkie
spTasy q Redakcyu kafntwtae PlsEh-
Ma. DO na kOnwersneye dfuSte ME ma
my eEasu; tylko w prawaeh szczeg0l-
nirisEeJ waSI, osObIstych, l1b nile dnJs-
rycn sic znIntwle ESyie&le - drogp kO-
respOnaencyi proSinay Jayxte sic oSo-
biSele. zachowuJae na wEgiedzle, he o.
wsEysey naJbardEIej JesteSmy wtedy
E~ntrudrients
uIeJ, ably pIsall CZYTELNIE = ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASZfNIEs ME
ZBYT SCISLIWIE I TfLk0 Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JesII utMOry JRkiekolwIek ME male
bye ~oEloskOnes poehiania Je AosA
re1akcyJnyy jeSIl poERdane 50 do Iwro-
fu, w raxle ME OElOssenlas nalexy 20
WIRAZNIE ZAZNACZfC 1 zAkACZHC
ZNACzEk POCZToWr Ma
PRzESILkE-
Zndnyeh komunlkatoU do ogfoszenia
ME nRleSy prEesyiae ma kartnaea 90.
k~ar.1nikaeyI telefoniesnyeh - ehyba
w ~vytatk0wyeh wypadkaehJ rownieA o.
giossen. d~OtycE9eySh ruehu W toWa-
rzystUnch t~eIefonieznle nile prxyjmn-
1emys
IN uxtoaxea w Admlnlstrneyi tam sic
= nlemi syvraeat alesy.
Podalekowania re-
sts1m' uEzoLUCYE zALoBNE, POLL
TYCZNE I Z. ,. nalez4 do DsiafH osio-
oKeh. .--
-. 4. n. muasa bye nodpisane -
nrInen, naEwEskiem wrns . adresenn pi-
s~neewss be~zfmiennyehs inS p~odpLsAnyen
sowvxlufkfens. afb0 Wres1cte ssoNen
S.w1fefSs - k0naanlkheyis NJ kosse-
Dondeneza ala zamies1eHanxs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

zycia tego pana faktow, jak mp.
zachowanie sic jego W parliament
Gle przy sprawach wojskowych,
kt6re ostatentacyjnie popleraf,
wypowiadajqc sic zawsze pc stro
nie i ma korzySt przemocy piesci
zbrojnej.. .. (Tuechtig druffchla-
gen!... Togo walit!... ulubione
jego powiedzenie) I TAXI teraz
panicz powiada, re on Z woJna
nie miai mic do czynie4ia, re -
niewiniatko sluchac musia} / TO-
bic, CO mt kazali!
w rcwelacyach 0 tych RE
each, kt6rych pefna jest prasa
ca}ego swiata, talk re dworuje So
lie kapitalrie Z owych panow Ho
henzollernow wyklamywah sic
pred trybunalem opinii publicz-
mel, wzmiankuja procz wymienio
nych aktor6w gi6wnych - takze
Gala mase nazwisk innych - da-
wniej w Niemczech wybitnych.
iak Betmann- Hollweg, ks. Bite.
low. brat Wilhelna, Henryk. ge-
neraiowie Hindenburg, Macken-
sen i ponos najwinniejszy re
wszvstkich Ludendorff, admiral
Tirpitz, ministrowie Jagow / d1.
Solff, oraz falanga Gala innych -
wszyscy siebie godni, jedni lepsi
cd drugich... Gale to junkier-
stwo prusacze wife sic jak kiebo-
wisko zmije i syczy i plwa ma sic
bic wzajem. Otto schylek osta-
tni raubitterowskiej kasty W
Niemczech - OTTO upadek i pode?
TAME jej w hahbie ma ostatria NJ
cost - ma wyzwolenie samychze
N,iemiec Z tel zbieraniny ludzi-
rajgorszych chyba W swiecie Ca
lynn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
ZnloEona 1897 rOku.
MACIERZ POLSkA.
MONROE 4S0S.
EARZAD Glowing

LAnLaD III
Ks Frauclszsk Gordon. Moderator.
~. A. A. Kfowo. wtce-Moderator.
wofc!ech F. Sosks. orezes.
Antonina Baranowska. wice-pre1eskA.
woic.ech Menkickl. W~ice-preZeA
Tomasz s BIachowski. SekretarZ.
Franciszek witkowskI, Skarbnik.
stsnislaw LicEmanski; DyreStor.
wladyslaw Lopatka. Dyrektor.
Antoni Mazurk. Dyrektor.
I.soGadya Kohczyk. Dyrektorka.
Sa.Omea Urbanska. D~yrektoTka.
Frsnciszka Bieschke. Dyrektorka.
DR.. FIR. 4. Dulak. LekarB Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr p. Mlndak. Doradca Prawny-
GODEINY BIUROWEi
Biuro zarssdu G4ownego otwarte "
dni powsZednie Cd 'godz. s-tsj rano DO
S-teJ wiecEorem. (w sobote 10 lei po-
poiudnlu): Wieczorem. " da, powszsd-
ME Z wyjatkiem soboty)D. Oh godIiny
f-meJ DO S-tei. - W uiedziele | swtsta
uroczyste. biuro fest zamkulete.
Prezcsas W poniedzialki I piatki VIE
ezorami cd godziuy 7-meJ do s-teL
wsZelkie koreSpondencye do Glowne-
20 PreZssa nalezy adreSowac:
wOJCIECH r. SOSKA.
455 w. Division str, Chicago, III.
sekretaYsaI W poniedzialki. wtorkL,
srody 1 cZwartki. Wieczorami cd godzI-
ny T-mei do 9-tet. I Cd l-szej popoiu-
dniu c~odZiennie. z wytatkiem soboty' cd
800 w
SSarbnikn; we wtorki, srody 1 piatki
Cd godziny 1-meJ DO 9-tej wieczorem.
Ikladnnia 0pint. WsZelkie oplaty do Ka-
~ Glowuej prsyjmuje Kasyer Glowny
podczas godzin ofiSo wych, albo we dnie
W godz!nach ofisowych. sekretarz &C.
nerRiny.
wszelk!e listy nadsyiac nale7y na re-
&C SekvetarEa Generalneso:
TOMSSL 9. BLACH0WSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
1853 w. Division str. Chicago, Ill.
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankows pocBtowe
(checSs, money orders etc. nalezy wy
stawiac ma organizacys:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
4 przesylac pod adresem:
FIR. wITkONSSkI,
lass W.. Division str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Bluro Zarzadu Giownego:
1855 w. Division Utica,
Ma drusiem pietrEe.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
,, To-On, Me- ia :"

Pociesznem jest w najwyz-
Sym stopniu - czytac kapitalnc
wylgiwania sic i oskarzania sic
wzajemne niemieckich ,,odsta--
wionych" kajzer6w, kronpryn-
COW, generalow, kanclerzy e tutti
quaint: ma przeScigi jeden przez
drugiego wykrecaja sic, wywija-
ia, thsmacza z wojennej pre-
why - ten powiada - to ME ia,
to on, ow twierdzi, re tamten
klamie; trzeci powiada, re LA @.
bydwaj, a Oh tylko prawde po--
vie -. it'd. it'd. w kolko -
czysto C2eretkowe! Ida sic czy-
telnikowi, re siedzi ma migawko-
wei farsie i podziwia lamahce
Chaplina. albo jakiego innego tu-
tejszego biazna, ma wage zlota )
glupote publiki oplacanego.
Zaczelo sic cd tego, re starry
Hohenzollern, drzaczke czujac w
nalerwanych dolnych eztremite--
tach, gdy SWAT zwraca przeciw
riemu odium gl6wne w caiej po-
tedze "a czteroletnie mordy i RE
zie, o gwalty i rabunki - o spo-
wodowanie najstraszniejszej O.
wei wojny w historyi narodow-
ex-kajzer usiluje wine te zmyc z
hrudnych rak i sumienia swego i
powiada, re ME on byl winien
sprawie ca}ej, a rzadzaca kama
ryHa berlihska z gabinetem mi
nisteryalnym, ktora talk dalece
trzymaia w reku cesarza, IL ma
wet wysIaia 60 precz z kraju ma
momenty d~ecydujace W podroz
ku p6lnocnemu ~biegunowi, a tym
czasem postanowiono mobiliza-
eye i gdy WiluS przyjechal, juz
byio "a pozno = kazano mu pod
pisac dekret wypowiedzenia woj-
ny, tedy on = biedaczysko,
,trzymany W rece przez wszy-
stkich - musiai zrobic, do czego
60 gwaitem przycisnieto...
0wczesny kanclerz niemiecki,
Bethmann-H ollweg, dis ME
wiadomo, jakim sic ,,byznesem'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
Korespondency
Redakcyi.

X. j. B., Mich. City: Dobre -
poisc mote - ma pytanie ~specyalne
W liscie o~dpiszemy.
CrSginowianinowi: Me nadaje sic
= tresc prywatna = forma bardzo
siaba.
Wszystkich, kogo dotyczy: Prosi-
my pisae atramentem 1 popdpisywac
listy: anonim6w 4adnych ME przyj-
mujemy. Czytajcie nasze informa-
eye do WiadomoSci" tuz obok.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09

ten kom1tet WfaSrile repreZen-
tuje. I nasi niewinni obywatele
amerykahscy saba, re nasze
k}opoty skoiczyiy sic z kleskq
Niemiec!
Doprawdy - zdumiewac sic
trzeba mad takim stekiem estate
cznej ignoracyi, nieuctwa, bez-
sensowosci idyotyzmu i tepej, "a
slepionej ziosliwoSci! zeby to sig
sill zyd - ,,bundowiec", albo
ruski hajdamaka z Siczyhskich
handy - to jeszcze watpimy,
czyby potrafii lyle gl,ppstw we
pchnac, wmiescic w tym tuzinie
powyzej przytoczonych wierszy.
Zaiste trzeba - powagi publicly
stycznej z Hapgood-Leslie kate
goryi, azeby tax wiele nawymy-
Slac, tax mic ME wiedzac, p~ojecia
pajmniejszego o rzeczy ME ma
jqc!... smiac sic trzeba, DO obu-
rzaG sic trudno... Informowali-
Smy sic, re P. Hapgood to juz
cziowiek starry, dlatego to charak
terystycznie going down" Z le-
'pszego pisma do ~gorszych, ma
staroSc z niestatkujacym juz WI
docznie mozgiem zawinai w por.
Gle - jednej stronniczki w kaDi-
talistycznym, trusciarskim tygc-
dniku, uprawiajacym wrogie ca
iemu narodowi amerykahskiemu
tendencye; Wiedzac o tenn - a
rzeczy to znane w kraju - spo--
kojni ~jesteSmy, re kryteryum p.
Hapgooda ME ,,zahapie" opinii a.
merykansklego ludu, re przemi-
ME bez echa i skutku ludzie VIE
dza, co sadzic o tenn, co tacy w
takiem pisza pismie, wiec odno-,
sza sic do tego odpowiednio. My
- ME bedziemy czynili zaszczy-
tn p. Hapgood'owi, bysmy jego
nonsensowo paszkwilanckie po-
drygi zwalczali, odpierali, odpo--
wiadali ma ME, polemizowali Z nj
mi: glupstwa jego same sic oba-
portrait ma ME odrzec
majacy jake takie OF Z
Ssmym stopniem ukoiczonym
Wyksztalcenic. Polska Sprawl "a
wie!ka, "a jasna, "a czysta, axe
by ogladac sic potrzebowala ma
take ,,psie glosy';- jesli zaS pi-
szemy TIL o ten - to czynimy to
dlatego, azeby og6lowi polskie--
%tutejszemu - zaprezentowac
godnie nowego ,,protektora"
przyjaciela Polak6w i Polski;
moze ten ogol nasz bedzie umial
stad ,wysnuG odpowiednie kon-
sekwencye, W 2raktyce wykonu-
jec zasade: ,,Jak Kuba Bogu, tax
Bog Kubie."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-09
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Test orgsnlEaeys hsczaea nfodzieH poll
aka oSojEa pleI W pracach naukoTyen.
patryotycznych I bratniej pomocy an
~oodniesienia ducha moralnosei dooro-
bytu " spoieczenstwie. = szcEegolnis
miedzy mlodzieza polska. MONA S3pt-
ma cEfonk6w Stowarzyszonych oe1 o.
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